'
....
CNR
Puts
on
Special
Ira
Saturday,
Oclobrr
3,
1953
To
Handle
Strike-Hit
Shi
Mew
Evidence
Submitted
HALIFAX
P
What
may
be
trains.
Special
n
Senate
Wheat
Probe
W're
on
hand
to
400
bag,
of
mai
;-the
ship's
hold.
.
i
the
bluest
emergency
transport
j
job
Canadian
National
Railways
has
handled
from
this
port
tn
r
3
n
Xfx.V'V
WASHINGTON.
A
Senate
investigating
group
was
said
today
to
have
new
evidence
that
frost-damaged
wheat
from
Canada-
was
used
in
recent
years
to
adulterate
United
States
wheat
and
flour
five
years
began
last
night
with
the
arrival
of
870
passengers
aboard
the
Cunard
liner
Britannic.
As
a
result
of
the
strike
In
American
ports,
the
ship
is
the
fit
N.
If
4
H'-
7
intonltiH
for
Vmmans
-r
B.C.
Roundup
first
of
four
including
the
Queen
Mary
which
may
dock
here
with
nearly
4
,500
persons
for
overland
routing
to
the
United
States.
Thr-;e
special
CNR
boat
trains
totalling
35
sleeping
cars,
six
iii.ers
and
three
baggage
cars
VANCOUVER
f
Necessity
for
S
-
4
s
.
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if
A
VI
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y
'
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:
VA5"
If
'
.;.;rV
.
adequate
civil
defence
is
greater
'
today
than
before
the
Korean
truce,
Maj.-Gen.
F.
E.
Worthing-
j
ton.
federal
civil
defence
co-!
ordinatnr,
said
here
1
fommfnii
i.
,h.
ft,!
newspaper:
-We
must
face
the
fact
that
It
is
certain
in
the
event
of
a
major
conflict
that.
North
America
will
"Tht
Monitor
it
jVitre
niada
up
and
ready
hours
I
before
the
Britannic
docked.1
i
Eiuuit'h
equinment'to
provide
an
additional
13
specials
within
the
next
five
days
Is
now
being
mar.ihailed
by
CNR
and
earmarked
for
Halifax.
'
In
addition
to
equipment,
the
lor
riiuiL..
-
The
agriculture,
sub-commit-"ee
headed
by
Senator
Edward
J
Thye
(Rep.
Minn.)
provided
io
details,
however,
pending
public
hearing
on
the
matter
n
Minneapolis
Oct.
8
and
9.
nd
in
Galveston,
Tex.,
Oct.
13
nd
14.
The
full
agriculture
"commit-ee,
after
hearings
last
winter,
lenounced
adulteration
prac-ices
and
demanded
punitive
iction
by
lawenforcement
agencies
against
American
firms
ising
the
law-grade
imported
;rain.
A
staff
spokesman
for
the
uib-commlttee
has
received
reports
from
the
agriculture
department
since
then
Indicating
tht
several
companies
never
before
publicly
linked
with
the
practice
were
involved.
In
some
of
these
cases
to
be
r
be
attacked,"
Gen.
Worthlngton
said
in
an
address
bffore
the
48th
annual
convention
nf
the
Chief
Constables
Association
of
Canada.
He
said
the
danger
of
a
third
world
war
had
not
been
reduced
by
the
ending
of
hostilities
in
Korea.
"vrttrw,!,
rom
rAt
Monilar...,-r
Monitor
liwimii,
or
my
norli.
.
,
-
railway
has
brought
In
.extra
ticket
clerks
from
outside
points
and
special
wickets
have
been
set
up
at
dockside
to
service
passengers
as
they
pass
from
customs
to
immigration.
"I
imr
mM
to
m
lr.
.
.
.
A
corps
of
redcaps
assigned
to
MAJ.-GEN.
UOItATIlS
Ml'RRAY
(right)
dons
an
army
dufHe
ciut
on
arrival
at
Montreal,
en
route
to
his
new
assignment
as
commanding
officer
of
the
Commonwealth
division
In
Korea.
He
is
met
by
Maj.-Gen.
J.
P.
E.
Bernatchez,
officer
commanding
Quebec
command.
Gen.
Murray
Is
making
a
tour
of
Canadian
military
Installations
before
leaving
for
Tokyo
on
Tuesday.
li
O
CASEY
!
lert
External
Affairs
Minister
for
Australia,
is
greeted
in
Ottawa
by
Canada's
Finance
Minister
Abbott.
Mr.
Casey,
chief
Australian
delegate
to
the
United
Nations,
is
in
loa.
,
ki
(w
Inlormiiive,
ilh
ramplm
Mi
handle
baggage
during
the
emer-
gei'cy
last
night
took
care
of
nearly
2.00U
pieces
of
luggage
between
the
pier
shed
and
the
Canada
for
talks
with
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
and
members
j
of
the
cabinet.
JfV
wruriiv.
.
ir
poim
knk
'
Hory.
l
roniHin
Mw
nil
InlroHuilory
luWriji,,.
NELSON.
B.C.
t'K
6S-yenr-
j
old
farmer
killed
his
5"-vear-nlr
wife
at
their
home
Friday
nndj
then
committed
suicide,
police
'
reported.
'
Dead
are:
Alec
Nespiak
and
,
Mrs.
Pauline
Nespiak
n'
Cft'-von
i
District,
65
miles
southeast
of
here.
.''
')
Police
said
a
shotgun
was;
found
beside
Nesrnak's
body.
.-t
Tropical
North
-
.win
,t
only
jj.
Russian
Unner
Class
Growina
GRAND
FORKS,
B.C.
This
explored
in
hearings
the
inves-
j
tigated
firms
"withheld
or
re-!
fused"
to
surrender
importaiV.
j
documents
to
the
agriculture
j
department.
The
sub-committee
h-s
wider
subpeona
powers
than
ho
department
and
hopes
to
-,ct
access
to
the
documents.
.
1
1,-st
winter
the
full
commlt-
Sons
Appeal
For
Better
Treatment
by
Police
may
be
pretty
far
north
for
wowing
oranges,
but
Mrs.
Dan
Rather
Tln
Diminishing
MacDiinald
will
be
readv
to
Dick
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
plea
thjt
radical
Sons
of
Freedom
Douk-j,nom
arounci
Christmas.
During
the
authorities
adopt
a
more
I
hobor
communities.
1
the
warm
weather
she
keetM
the
'cently
displayed
an
emerald
jf
tee
heard
testimony
that
about
j
nt
OS
nnn
f(l
POO
nnn
hncVtolc
f
a'heat
in,.'
H.
H.
Steven-,
rharn-n
nf
the
Cnnstjan
attitude
towards
the
Section
crews
rrpjiivd
the
j
six-tout
tree
outdoors,
and
social
uaiaio,
piiLtu
..I,
oj.uuu
mniitt(,
,hn.sp
rr-
Doukhcibors
iumjs
was
j
made
muc
in
m
police
.'ii-;
track
irc
and
unu
the
luc
nut
line
was
u
u
in
opera-1
uiitu-
brings
uu
it
iv
in
m
the
mc
house
uuuac
before
unuici
rubles
ported
irom
Canada
in
1950-52
.
...
.
.
That
is
about
as
much
as
an
was
labelled
"unfit
for
human
'7'
,
""If"
",
"
'
...
'
court
Friday
as
the
mass
trial
tion
two
hours
after
the
explo-
trost.
She
started
the
tree
from
Act
bn.sl.
M1
at
M'w
u
oI
i
sons
of
Freedom
rolled
I
seed.
nsin
wirt
enm
m
confiumotion."
but
that
"a
tood
sion.
(Tom
Whttnpy,
AP
corresphnd-r;it
who
lived
in
Moscow
nine
years.
s.iys
the
Russian
upper
class
Is
piowinc
rather
tnnn
(iuntnishiny
EDITOR.
)
Ry
TOM
WHITNEY
LONDON.
A
jeweiry
store
on
Moscow's
Petrovka
Street
re-
4i
years.
It
is
officially
$3,750.
percentage"
of
it
was
converted
1
'
!,
rel-c,VL!
"ls
'"
t
w.irjs
a
close.
Tw.
r.ty-seven
mtiimers
oi
tnej
fanatical
religious
sect,
convict-
i
ine
store
uispiayea
in?
jewel
i'-""
"-o-
wjuiijomm.
j,,
st""ns
nirt
h"
"t
l
f-'--
because
It
knew
there
were
po-j
Import
quota
regulations
for-'oraDie
and
closely
follows
the
tential
customers.
bid
the
shipments
cf
more
thin
committee's
reconvncr.datior.s.
ed
earlier
of
appearing
in
public
while
nude,
were
sentenced
,S5
000
bushels
-
of
Canadian
Soviet
propaganda
ronten.ls
Soviet
society
is
"classless
'
to
orison
terms
ranging
from
I
HfCbui3e
wheat
a
year
into
the
U.S.
for
food
purposes,
but
impose
no
Anyone
who
haS
seeti
Soviet
cit-
izens
riding
around
Moscow
in
lirr"t
on
the
amount
imported
big,,
black
Zis
or
sim
limou-
tor
tniraii
reed.
w
m
VICTOR
I
?
CnnndV:;
o'v
Indian
member
nf
a
provinr'-'l
legislature
said
India'
s
rhn'.ild
be
represented
in
the
Senate.
1
Frank
Tilrt-r
icCF-V-i
.-
In
the
leri'atu'-e
s
c
;-
did
not
helinvo
in
the
Senate
hut
;seeing.
there
was
one
a
native
rewrt-i't'-p
fhorld
b.'
r'p-e-'
1
sented
In
it.
1
He
asked
tht
Prpre1-
r-rtt.
.
s
v
-v
TV
r
i
-
'
VO
to
expect
KewHomePlan
May
Reduce
sines
will
realize
this
is
not
so.
'
CROWDS
LINE
IP
Small
Pcbeda
automobiles
an
priced
at
16,000
ruMes
HOW
each.
The
demand
is
su
:h
tint
a
long
line
of
prospective
pur-1
chasers
assembles
each
morning
at
Moscow's
one
auto
store
take
the
matter
up
wi'h
th
federal
government
hn
he
mates
hit
trip
to
O'ta'.'a
late
th'.
year.
him
Down
Payment
o
o
0
six
months
to
three
years.
j
The
21.
all
men,
brought
t
C'j
the
number
of
Frccdomite.-
st
tit
"need
to
date.
The
plea
was
made
by
Mikr
Chetnenkolf,
first
prisoner
t'
be
brought
before
the
court
to
d.iy.
hi
a
lengthy
"open
letter'
from
Doukhobor
prisoners,
rea
to
the
court.
Chernenkoff
claimed
police
broke
into
several
ten
homes
at
Perry
Siding
Septem
b
r
8
and
used
"blackjacks"
in
Bu
kine
arrests.
He
said
"blood
f
Kiwrd"
,
as
parents
were
drag-1tt-f.-cm
tents.
f
Vhn
charges
were
promptly
i
cried
by
the
prosecution.
Meanwhile,
at
Wyndell.
B.C.,
a
dynamite
explosion
Friday
ripped
a
large
hole
in
the
track
bed.
and
blew
out
a
3V:-fooi
section
of
rail
on
the
CPR
Ket
tie
Valley
line.
,
V.ryndell,
six
miles
frwn
;Cres
ton.
B.C.,
la
In
the
centre
ol
(This
means
certain
Russians
lean
lay
down
in
cash
as
nvich
.
j
as
the
average
worker
earns
in
(,two
years
'there
is
no
lnslal-
TORONTO
(CP)
A
change
in
VANCOUVER
ff-O-Hf
rf
tederal
government
housing
deorsia
east
o
the
Gulf
I
-:1a
r.'W
policy
may
help
Canadians
in
hn
Wn
rlr.qr.1
tn
a
M-
1
ment
buying)
jj
Who
are
tht.se
-.
well-heeled
I
middle-income
brackets
to
netters
in
th
Interests
of
ra
,
i
build
homes,
particularly
if
a
serving
the
pink
run
.
..
.
.
'
'
V.ivK
ln.n
fc.
1
but
help
him
to
get
the
most
j
citizens?
First
of
all.
the
UDoer
class.
."'6"
.uu""
uct"
The
order.
Issued
by
tfe
Fed-
'i
includes
officers.
Djrticnl.ir!
v
stumoiing
bJocK.
eral
Department
of
Fichcrie-
ir,
n
the
senior
officers
in
ths
armed
j
Construction
firm
siwkesincn
in
effect
until
further
notice
services,
and
of
militarized
and
I
saW
tnis
week
tney
welcomed
,
following
discovery
that
insuffi-
out
of
his
rout
semi
-
militarized
organizations
!
an
announcement
by
Prime
s
cient
numbers
of
pinks
are
n.ov-
I.T.-CMDR.
WILLIAM
Herbert
Willson,
34.
of
Calgary.
ha.i
been
appointed
commander
of
the
destroyer
Crusader
which
leaves
Oct.
18
from
Esquimalt
for
her
second
tour
of
duty
under
United
Nations
command
in
the
Far
East.
Cmdr.
Willson
entered
the
Canadian
navy
as
a
cadet
in
1936
and
served
in
the
Second
World
War.
Minisier
St.
Laurent
that
the
s
wg
into
spawning
areas.
government
is
-
considerin;
smaller
down
payments
and
a
I
VANCOUVER
P
Police
Chief
longer
time
to
repay
loans
?s
Walter
Muliiean
of
Vineon"r
r
.
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4..
i.
Ml'.
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t
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r
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;
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A
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r.
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'
s"
.
means
of
broadening
the
oppor-
was
elected
president
of
the
Chief
tunity
for
persons
of
moderate
-
Constables'
Association
of
Can
incomes
to
build
their
own
;
ada
at
the
closing
session
f
h?
homes.
;
annual
convention
here.
L
Mr.
St.
Laurent
also
said
i
measures
to
increase
the
supply
!
Alr
Vice-Marshal
K.
M.
Gu
h-
!
of
mortgage
money
for
new
i
rle
announced
at
Edmonton
that
;
housing
will
be
placed
before
Nn
22
Powe11
Rivpr-
v
n
Parliament,
next
month
These
I
cadet
1adron
topped
more
thir
such
as
the
police.
There
are
high
ranking
industrial
and
economic
executives,
scientists
-
and
research
men.
There
are
responsible
-government
and
party
officials,
and
successful
people
from
the
literary
and
artistic
world.
A
certain
number
of
technicians
and
workers,
for
reason
of
special
skills
or
work
in
particular
regions,
benefit
from
special
bonus
payment
schemes.
Certain
collective
farm
executives
and
farmers
benefit
from
special
bonus
schemes
for
particular
crops.
Finally,
some
doctors
and,
other
professional
men
h-ivc
lucrative
private
practices.
SOME
PRIVILEGED
Often
times
bi
apartment-costing
nothing
or
almost
ing,
the
use
of
an
official
car
would
include
amendments
tn
i
luu
western
squadrons
to
win
in'
Guthrie
Air
Cari-t
Efficient
:This
is
his'
first
venture
in
setvi
the
public.
When
you
prail"f
and
pay
him.
he
forms
opiiw
and
gets
ideas.
Everythim
11
tees
and
hears
leaves
an
imp
,on
on
the
character
ol
young
Canadian
citi
route
a'
Handling
a
newspaper
,h
'
daily
lesson
in
service
-in
...
in
salesmanship.
You
understand
why
you
encourage
him
and
be
rj
-
s
in
his
service
toy
'
A
good
start
iW
'
assures
a
better
the.
National
Housing
Act
to
Trophy
for
J952-53.
provide
for
establishment
of
residential
mortgage
lnsuninei;
;
,,..,.,,ri-JI
.
VANCOUVER
---.Vff-.!
-.r.,o-
pnd
enable
the
chartered:
banks,
as
well
as
other
leivlinj
:
!ln;'u
thP
'
,bor
Ii",ati0n!
4
,
Tf
1
n.st
it
ullons.
to
lend
on
insure
J
'
v
1
1
.
,,,L
,
,
uy'
'
a
5R3
Retail.
wnnies.ne
ann
i:
'
I
-
!
lone
mortgages.
.
The
prime
minister
said
the
oroposnls
are
designed
to
pio-anre
a
lower
monthly
carrying
"hyrge
for
the
borrower
over
a
longer
period
of
time.
Most
mortgages
now
are
limited
to
20
years.
partment
Store
Union
iCTOt,
lr
connection
with
the
15-w""k-ol'
strike
at
the
Slade
and
Stewar'
vegetable
ani
fruit
warehouse.
nnli'-fitlor'
for
'
a
,S'inrem
Court
injunction
restraining
th
board
from
continuing
a
vot'
among
the
warehouse
employee
fouKht
this
PUR
COAT
for
,
an
hour
before
I
found
out
tt
wasn't
a
dog!"
Prr
CxjdneM
8akp
gone
to
the
bow-wows?
Your
fur
coal
will
not
be
a
complete
loss
If
you
have
it
iNhURFD
with
ub.
Fur
coat
and
ithr-r
prrscnwl
property
can
be
In-rrcd
at
low
cost.
You
should
INSURE
your
fur
coat'
too.
Should
come
to
us
moat
wise
fnik
do.
i
-
at
all
times,
and
like
pnvileger
go
with
jobs
the
regime
siders
important.
This
upper
class
is
certainly
increasing
in
size.
As
the
statc
The
system
of
Insuring
hold-
!"
if...m",lt."aS
n
nf7
hr''l
made
by
R.
J.
McMaster,
solicito:
against
default
would
enable
tor
he
union.
grows
larger
and
more
complex
it
needs
more
and
more
executives
and
specialists.
Some
Soviet
citizens
make
fantastic
amounts
of
money.
This
applies
-particularly
to
the
more
renowned
doctors
with
The
union
says
the
vote
circumvents
the
Industrial
Ooncili
'he
chartered
banks
for
the
first
imr
in
their
history
to
lend
nonry
on
home
mortgages.
anon
ana
Arbitration
Act
ant
linkers
reacted
cautiously.
!
V()kl;
tnerefore
ls
nuU
an(1
JEAN
LESAGE,
41-year-old
lawyer
who
has
represented
Montmagny-L'Islet,
Que.,
in
Parliament
since
1941.
has
been
appointed
Minister
of
Resources
and
Development.
He
was
named
parliamentary
assistant
to
Finance
Minister
Abbott
last
January.
HOME
TO
EUROPE
FOR
CHRISTMAS!
r.r.-mu,n
expressed
surprise
?hnt
the
government
did
not
discuss
the
plan
with
bmk
piircscntatlves
before
mekln-i
't
rubii'-.
The
banks
will
make
h"r
erficl-il
statements
on
It
-t
conferences
in
Ottawa
liter
'hi-;
v"-r.
irivate
practice.
Writers,
If
sue.-essful,
earn
so
much
money
-hey
don't
know
ho
to
spent'
t..
How
do
people
get
Into
the
upper
class?
The
main
factor
to
start
with
Is
education.
Talent,
hnrd
work
"id
occasional
intrigue
alsc
play
vital
roles.
Some
sprang
from
the
pre-evolutlonary
upper
and
middle
:lass.
Most
of
the
present
mem
2nd
Annuo!
Chriitmoi
soiling
Oenrrplly,
the
position
of
th
sMAASDAM
n.
:
r
:
hanks
ws
th"t
they
now
h
"II
the
loan
business
they
ca
VY
ttram
Klaw
York
Now
2.1
-
-
;
ViTtT'ie
er
want
to
handle.
One
hanker
said
the
banks
will
need
to
train
entire
new
to
-deal
with
houfdnt;
bers,
however,
were
brought
up
'staffs
by
the
revolution
from
families
:
lens.
or
workers
and
ncusonts.
Th"-'-people
are
particularly
strong
for
the
Soviet
regime,
of
codi.-,
There
was
no
Indication
of
hf.w
nvirh
reduction
the
gov-e'h-'cnt
hns
In
mind
for
down
payments
or
ot
the
time
ln-'-ense
tor
lopn
repayment.
I
since
it
gave
them
their
oppor
tunities.
to
Soothamptoo.
l
Havr,ond
Rotterdam
lor
oil
Eu(ops.
Prtonally
conducted
by
BART
MENAGE
Manager
of
Holland
America'!
Winnipeg
of
lice,
ond
your
genial
host
for
the
voyoge.
He
will
take
core
of
all
travel
arrangements
on
the
Continent
-ond
will
tee
that
everybody
enjoys
a
happy
prelude
to
Christmas
in
the
homeland
I
Other
personally
conducted
Christmas
soiling
from
New
York
:
RYNDAMDec.lt
to
Ireland,
England,.
France,
Holland.
V
;
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and
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feitive
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and
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He
you
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virtual
run-of-the-hip
privilege
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low
thrift
season
Tourist
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ybur
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OOKDON
ROUERTSOX.
36,
assistant
cabinet
secretary
and
assistant
privy
council
clerk,
has
been
appointed
deputy
minister
of
resources
succeding
Maj.-Gen.
H.
A.
Young.
A
specialist
in
political
economy,
Mr.
Robertson
was
born
at
Davidson,
Sask.,
and
was
educated
In
Regina.
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