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Ki'incS
K'iipea
Doily
fws
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Thurso,
July
3u,
tj
Regenls
New
Zealand
Government
Has
30
Tons
of
War
Medals
f
1
Large
numbers
of
veterans
claim
they
are
entitled
to
be
sent
the
medals
and
should
not
haup
tn
'mi
can
in
hand"
to
Mr
ti
C.
GRAHAM
I
CunudlBii
Preba
correspondent
AUCKLAND,
N.Z.
(CP)
There
with
DURON
Asphalt
Shingles
Inquire
obout
our
Instalment
Payment
pt
FOR
FKF.K
ESTIM
ATES
HUE
OR
ar
3ft
tons
of
unclaimt-d
war
medals
lying
stored
in
New
Zea
the
government
asking
to
be
decorated.
t
...;
I
.
Many
veterans
also
object
to
the
fact
that
the
-
medals
are
GREER
&
BRIDDENll
not
enmaved
with
the
owners
names
as
was
the
ca.s;
after
the
I
I'houc
WW
21
First
A
First
World
War.
They
claim
that
anonymous"
medals
are
not
worth
collecting.
land
government
offices.
The
government
wants
to
get
rid
of
the
medals,
but
Second
World
War
veterans
for
whom
they
are
intended
have
not
applied
for
them.
Veterans
are
being
asked
to
wear
the
medals
during
the
visit
of
the
Queen
to
New
Zealand
at
the
end
of
the
year,
but
so
far
only
60,000
of
the
300,000
men
and
women
entitled
to
the
medals
have
picked
up
their
awards.
The
chief
trouble
lies
in
the
method
of
distribution.
The
Some
of
those
who
served
for
NESTLED
IN
THE
HEART
of
ths
Canadian
Rockies,
on
the
shores
of
beautiful
Lac
Beauvert,
the
new
central
building
at
Jasper
Park
Lodge
open-id
this
summer.
In
the
background
of
towering
mountains,
the
famous
Old
Man
may
be
seen
reTosing
on
the
peak
at
upper
left.
The
Lodge
Is
the
main
building
in
a
scenic
village
of
cedar
log
bungalows
surrounded
by
Alpine
grandeur.
comparatively
short
pej'lods
in
In
England
Over-Ambitious
LONDON
(Reuters)
England
iiis
seen
a
number
of
regents
since
the
Norman
conquest
in
1066,
many
of
them
powerful,
ever-ambitious
men.
Their
control
of
the
throne
because
of
the
sovereign's
youth
or
insanity
often
produced
bloodshed
and
a
bitter
struggle
for
power
among
rival
dynasties.
A
few
regents,
most
of
thein
in
the
early
days,
honestly
upheld
the
Crown
as
"protectors
of
the
realm."
Interest
in
England's
good
and
bad
regents
has
been
re
-vived
since
the
government's
announcement'
that
the
1937
Regency
Act
will
be
amended
later
this
year.
The
change
v.ouid
make
the
Duke
of
Edm
burgh
regent
if,
for
any
reason,
Queen
fcilizabeth
II
could
nut
perform
the
sovereign's
functions.
William
the
Conqueror
Introduced
the
regency
system
as
n
convenience
so
that
he
could
spend
part
of
each
year
in
lii
beloved
Normandy.
During
his
absence,
Odo
of
Bayeux
established
a
hijh
taUon
fur
handling
of
tlie
throne.
home
service
units
also
feel
u
would
savor
of
"heroics"
to
fill
in
a
form
applying
for
medals.
Other
home
servicemen
do
not
even
realize
that
tln-y
are
en-tilled
to
awards.
BLACKWOOD
on
povemment
says
it
would
be
too
jig
a
Job
to
go
through
the
files
of
everyone
who
served
In
th'
Britain
Urged
To
Leave
Canal
Zone
CAIRO
'(APt
The
Un'lted
Slates
has
proposed
that
Britain
get
out
of
the
disputed
Suez
canal
zone
within
18
months,
iriclnc
forces,
work
out
the
medals
to
which
he
is
entitled,
und
locate
his
present
address.
Fighting
Solmon
EPC0L
RADIO
PHONES
r
L2kLJ
.
.
By
FASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Muzzy
Fails
To
Give
DUNCAN,
B.C.
(CP)
William
Haryut
required
hospital
treatment
for
injuries
suffered
when
he
attempted
to
land
a
20-pound
salmon.
The
fish
lunged
at
him
und
drove
a
hook
through
his
thumb.
I
....
..
Champion
II
is
Clue
Surely
you
can
remember
liein
in
the
unholy
spot
where
Mr.
Champion
found
himself
in
today's
.
i
-tj-
!
rim
-
.;..
leaving
behind
a
maximum
4.000
technicians
to
maintain
the
base
for
no
more
than
five
years,
the
Egyptian
Army
weekly
newspaper
Al
Tahrir
said
today.
These
suggestions
were
part
of
a
five-point
proposal
sent
to
Egypt
by
President
Eisenhower
last
week
as
a
basis
for
solving
the
British-Egyptian
dispute
over
the
vital
canal
area,
the
newspaper
said.
Other
points,
Al
Tahrir
reported,
included
a
promise
of
The
Norman
king's
son,
Wil-
if
,
5
Ham
ii,
who
succeeded
his
fath-
deal.
Jle
won
the
lirft
three
tricks
with
nis
top
stem.1987'
adopted.n
slTUa";
hearts,
then
'.shifted
,to
the
jack
of
spades.
i
-1
o
''"
1
1
I
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'1
But
trouble
flared
up
in
the
Uale
won
uie
iouun
ina
kingdom
about
100
years
later
nd
rattled
olf
all
-of
his
spades,
when
Richard
I,
known
as
the
You
s,
t'
thl'
1
l'1
Mr-
chai1'"
"Lionhearted,
wem
off
to
fi'jht
plun
was
in.
He
know
Mr.
Dale
in
the
Crusades.
He
left
the
;
h-ui
started
with
six
spades
as
1
;
X
J
West
dealer
North-South
vulnerable
North
(Ur.
Abel)
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Ten-watt
ship
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ship
transmitter
with
Dynamotor
power
supply.
Recommended
for
distances
up
to
100
miles
.
.
.
Ideally
suited
for
small
boat
Installation.
Anglia
Ford
Coach
r5tf-
w
soon
as
Mr.
Muzzy
snoweu
oui
on
tlie
third
lead
of
that
suit,
lie
also
knew
Mr.
Dale
had
lu
Id
exactly
three
heart:,.
That
left
four
other
cards.
On
the
bidding
it
upueured
that
three
of
these
were
the
ace
an.i
government
in
the
control
of
two
men,
the
Bishop
of
Durham
fot
north
England
and
the
Karl
of
Essex
for
the
South.
Richard
asked
his
chancellor
William
do
Longchamps
to
supervise
the
arrangement.
Long-
rhnmns
npnmnflv
invt-illor!
$475
$1350
$550
U.S.
military
and
economic
aid
to
Egypt
and
an
Egyptian
pledge
that
the
zone
would
be
maintained
for
use
by
the
United
States
and
its
allies
in
case
of
war
or
a
threat
of
-war.
Strato-Jet
Sets
Record
(Mr.
Muzzy)
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as
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any
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with
box..
$950
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with
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Engine
$125
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AIR
BASE,
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(API
An
American
B-47
Strato-
Smith
(Mr.
little)
H
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8
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5
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4
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The
blilrtine:
West
North
East
1
H
Pass
Puss
All
puss
jet
bomber
flew
the
Atlantic
from
$1050
uf
diamonds
and
the
king
ace
self,
as
supreme
ruler
of
both
church
and
state.
His
reign
was
1
cf
clubs.
After
all,
Mr.
uale
had
so
unpopular
that
Richard's
I
contracted'
for
10
tricks
oppo-jealous
brother
John,
who
sign-
!
site
a
passing
partner
and
vul-ed
the
Magna
Carta
in
1215,
j
nerable,
against
non-vulnerable
had
no
trouble
in
starting
a
opponents.
rebellion
and
seizing
the
throne,
j
But
what
was
that
13th
card
''WO
REGENCIES
j
in
the
closed
hand?
A
small
Henry
VI,
grandson
of
the
'
club
or
a
small
diamond?
hero
of
Agincourt,
caused
two
j
Mr.
champion
played
slowlv
regencies
first
because
he
in-
;
.ntl
carefully,
watching
and
inherited
the
throne
as
an
Infant
:
carrl
membering
every
pluved.
in
1422,
and
second
because
of
i
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advertisement
it
not
published
or
displayed
by
Hw
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the
United
States
to
England
today
in
the
record-shattering
time
of
four
hours,
45
minutes.
The
swept-wing
six-jet
atom
bomber
whooshed
from
Limestone,
Me.,
alrbase
to
Fairford
a
distance
of
3,120
miles
nonstop
at
fin
average
speed
of
about
609
miles
an
hour.
The
flight
clipped
37
minutes
off
the
previous
fastest
record
of
five
hours,
22
minutes,
set
June
C
by
another
B-47.
More
Seavers
THE
PAS,
Man.
(CP)
Generous
cuintas
will
be
allowed
for
the
coming
beaver
trapping
season,
conservation
officers
de-
his
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Co'm-
temporary
imbecility
30
!
was
i"(inkinir
around
the
rn
years
later.
When
Henry
lost
his
mind,
,
est
in
the
proceedings.
The
be'si
me
uuKe
oi
York
became
re
that
can
be
said
for
him
is
that
1
cided.
Over-all
restrictions
on
i
the
taking
of
beaver
will
be
re-
laxed
in
order
to
thin
out
the
i
animals
and
hait
spread
of
I
sickness
that
has
leen
noted
gent
and
was
prevented
from
realizing
his
own
ambition
to
become
king
only
by
his
death
in
battle
in
1460.
Bearded
Henry
VIII's
sickly
son
Edward
VI
inherited
th?
In
most
communities
in
Denmark
school
children
receive
one
free
meal
each
school-day.
;mong
the
beaver.
throne
in
1547
at
the
age
of
10
to
set
off
a
stormy
period
in
the
royal
succession.
refreshing
desserbl
mm
ice
he
did
not
revoke.
With
tension
mounting
at
every
trick,
Mr.
Champion
followed
suit
to
three
leads
of
spades,
then
discarded
the
seven
of
clubs,
then
his
lust
heart.
On
the
last
spade.
ho'V-f.ver,
he
had
to
guess.
Dummy,
at
this
point,
had
J
10
9
in
diamonds
and
Q
J
in
clubs.
Mr.
Champion
guessed
wrong,
discarding
a
diamond,
and
Mr.
Dale
won
the
last
four
tricks
with
the
ace,
king,
jack
of
diamonds
und
the
ace
of
clubs.
"A
card-dealing
machine
could
play
with
more
me'niii",
than
you,
Muzzy,"
Mr.
Cl'iai.i-pion
yelled.
"Why
didn't
you
co-operate
with
me
to
beat
this
hand?"
"It
is
not
possible
to
co-operate
with
anything,
holding
t
six-spot-high
hand,"
replied
Mr.
Mi)zzy
stiffly.
"Nuts,"
said
Mr.
Champion,
appropriately.
"All
you
had
to
''"EM.?
-Io
sW'l
discarding,
dia-
George
III,
who
suffered
in
la(.e
life
from
insanity,
made
his
frivolous
son
regent
in
1811.
The
son,
wno
ascended
the
throne
as
George
IV
upon
his
father's
death
in
1820,
is
chiefly
remembered
for
the
fantastic
oid
extravagant
pavilion
he
built
at
Brighton
and
for
his
liiany
mistresses
and
cronies.
Queen
Victoria
named
her
husband,
Prince
Consort
Albert,
regent
for
fear
she
would
die
before
her
son
Edward
VII
came
of
age.
sum,
f
tit.
1
fid
3
cupa
water;
1
cup
Kwmr;
'A
cup
KCXiEhS'
GOLDEN
SYRUP;
J-4
cup
lemon
juice.
Howe
in
last'
Election
Battle
niiBtiM
vis
snon
as
you
were
tw.
'
VICTORIA
CT
Trade
Minister
i
of
siradesr'
Tlrsrard
-the
deuce,
5
minutes.
Add
lemon
juice.
Cool,
strain,
and
freeze.
C.
D.
Howe
said
Tuesday
night
I
lne
f
ey
and
the
live,
in
Uiai.
"I
think
this
will
be
my
last
'
order.
Naturally,
I'd
miss
the
election"
and
that
"I
want
to
1
four-spot.
Somebody
would
have
Ftir
Free
Recipe
fluot,
Write
The
B.C.
Sugar
Refining
Co.
Ltd.,
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Vancouver,
B.C.
make
sure
the
Liberal
party
is
to
have
it;-
AnJ
that
could
only
11
strong
when
I
leave
it.
be
Dale.
That
would
have
been
the
clue
to
Dale's
13th
card."
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ever
in
the
campaign
for
the
Aug.
10
federal
election
because
"there
is
something
more
than
having
the
Liberal
party
returned
to
power
...
we
are
trying
to
keep
the
party
strong."
"Good
government
comes
when
the
party
is
strong
enough
to
be
Independent
of
the
day-to-day
changes
of
opinion
of
the
people,"
he
said
in
speaking
in
support
of
Victoria
Liberal
candidate
Dr.
Frank
Fairey.
Pacific
Milk
now
tastes
sweeter,
fresher
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