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i
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Thursday,
May
20,
',9C?
Scottish
Bagpipes
Heard
On
Wild
Korean
Warfront
p
Man
fjohn
d
Society
by
the
lienir.il
''
iiu.tpii.ai.''
he
j
pietely
impel
oimi
'
.said.
Dr.
Robert
A.
Bruce
A
the
He
said
the
personal
touch
j
University
of
Washington
warn-between
the
physician
and
pa-1
dl.legates
tnat
hypertension
tii-nt
is
being
destroyed
in
Newi
s
Zealand.
jis
reducing
the
life
expectancy
He
said,
however,
"the
treat-''"
North
America
by
from
10
nieiit
piven
the
individual
is
to
20
years,
generally
good,
although
com-
He
said
hypertension
is
recog-
Doctors
Told
Humans
Mot.
Just
Atoms
nized
as
a
disease
with
"very
specific
causes
which
can
be
cured"
If
people
consult
their
doctor.
EARLY
NAVIGATOR
The
Masearene
Islands
in
the
Indian
Ocean,
Including
Mauritius,
were
discovered
in
1545
by
the
Portuguese
Mascarenhas.
leading
I
i
.
A
"
"
!
WITH
COMMONWEALTH
DI-
1632
-when
it
was
then
known
as
VISION,
Korea
AP
The
wild
the
Prisoners'
Citation
Sociay.
:
cry
of
the
Scottish
bagpipe
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
layman
told
doctors
yesterday
that
they
must
realize
they
are
dealing
Be
ON
DECK
-for
a
Great
Lakes
Cruise...
Canadian
Pacific
Siye
me
soeieiy
jn
uanaaa
current-
;
routfht
against
the
thunder
of
lv
onerates
on
a
Drovinclal
basis,
nni-ih-hniinrt
w
.
u
wnose
no-t
i
.ess
man
spread
over
are
s
f
Ljtak
on
a
ww
t
rrap
"
"nant:!a!
i.uftt
are
measun-d
I
p,.,
so.ial
satiH-
and
not
but
it
Is
Mr.
Corson's
hope
that
!
band
of
the
King's
Own
Scottish
i
witn,
h.
T.
beinP
,r.V.
m-in,7all,m
In
Iho
o.lmi.ln
.
.......
i
"DlOlOinCal
biological
atoms
atoms.
"
winimra
pipea
reireat
only
a
provinces
can
co-ordinate
its
;
few
dusty
miles
Irom
the
Korean
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens,
president
!
.
Corsoil
nun
K-
activities
under
a
national
plan.
From
the
Ontario
office,
located
In
Toronto,
five
case
work-?rs
-nil
university
graduates
in
social
work
move
Into
the
penal
institutions
to
begin
the
work
ol
rehabilitation.
"We
operate
on
no
master
f
pn-sKI.-i.cy
f
the
f;',;
,1,-alinM
wl'-h
lh"
J;
I
cX-IMMlVlftS.
W.rlcliuiii.
out.,
the
fir
iMrsnii
1.4
imd
front
lines.
I
of
the
Vancouver
Board
oi
i
It
was
a'
colorful,
precise
per-Trade-
was
addressing
the
30th
formani-e.
Young
Scots
from
the
i
annual
summer
school
session
i
most-decorated
British
battle!0'
tne
Vancouver
Medical
As-,
unit
in
Korea
shouted
and
i
nxatlon.
whirled
In
iiie
hotfooted
High-j
In
other
speeches
the
doctor
land
lling.
ispoke
of
socialized
medicine
an
1
In
the
distance,
artillery
rum-
j
hypertension,
bled
and
the
sound
carried
buck
-Professional
men
must
recoK-'
Co
anil
I
rlllll
III
S
I.t'-.
ui
uie
careiree
urol.s.
I
!,,.
the
human
element
in
tin
l
he
band,
wearing
the
Royal
!
dailv
act."
Mr.
Stevens
said
!.".w,-li..n
and
Tn.snr-iraiiiHi-'.
He
Is
"1"
iTllt
or
.liredor
of
plan,"
says
Mr.
Corson.
"Kach
case
is
handled
Individually;
they
all
seein
lo
have
their
own
special
problems."
Tin-
case
worker
begins
with
a
psyelnloglcal
study
of
the
pris-
Don't
forget
that
we
subject
-
r
,
r
-
4
of
medical
examinnt.lon
are
something
more
than
blologicnl
atoms.
Stuart
tartan,
entertained
visiting
Unit.(-f)
.States
soldiers
with
.snappy
inarches
and
slow
laments.
A
few
pu.zled
Koreans
eavesdroiH-d.
Tlii-
i.luw
u.i
UuimX
by
an
ancient
lament,
bemoaning
the
15th-century
slaughter
of
tlK-
-,iriiK"",'!i-
vurec
i
if
'he
-,,..
t..k
ever
lt
the
ileiith
of
Mrc,
one
"I
fana-',
the
primer
rp-(l,ki.
lie
lew
,'",'
I
!(
society
since
If
it's
invigorating,
carefree
atmosphere
you're
looking
for
.
.
.
cool,
sparkling
days
...
gay
evenings
.
.
.
Janets,
entertainment
.
.
.
then
hook
a
passage
00
a
Canadian
Pacific
Great
lake
Cruise!
5-dav
cruises
leave
Port
"The
only
hope
of
the
world
j
Ls
fur
all
branches.
01
proles-1
sional
activity
to
recognie
that
we
deal
with
human
beings."
oner-ttJ-be-released,
then
follows
Mutnitf
i
with
a
nioiale-biiildiiig
rantpafiTti-
oi
his
release
iih
ex-convict
Is
Rived
material
help.
Then
the
society
h.-lps'
uu
man
ovweome
the
most
difficult
'-t
obstacle
the
finding
of
a
job.
Many
'
olir.taeles
must
be
over
Marvellous
meals
match
sea-going
appetites.
Canadian
Pacific
service
is
at
its
friendly,
courteous
best.
For
extra
pleasure,
go
and
return
in
the
air-conditioned
comfort
of
Canadian
!
Pacibc
trains.
MtNicoll
and
Fort
William
every
Saturday.
Or
enjoy
a
two-day
cruise
only
meals
and
berth
extra
on
your
first
class
East,
West
rail
fare!
flowers
of
the
forest"
the
cream
of
Scottish
nianli.MKl
In
flights
for
iicotland's
ln!ej)enl-i
r-nce.
lllOMI
SK
K
lied
Dr.
Stanley
Miller,
a
Canadian
who
has
Ix-en
visiting
New
Z.
a-land,
said
socialized
medicine
in
that
country
has
turned
dor
tor.s
into
"civil
servants
who
work
from
nine
to
five."
"Doctors
close
shop
at
5
p.m.
without
any
mialnis,"
he
said.
IJ
tit
sKin
the
bare-kneed
Roots
come
sucfci
as
the
public
view
of;
rx-ronvletH
and
the
Intervention
;
ol
inoiblekna'Ai-rs.
TTw
society
closes
the
rase
j
wire
ii
Ue
'ex-convlct
proves
to
j
his
employer
and
to
the
world
j
generally
that
lie
has
'gone
j
straight."
Information
and
nttrratiom
from
any
Canadian
Caulk
ffrc,
your
own
ofjwif
of
J.
D.
NOTMAN,
Agent,
3rd
Avenue
Weil,
Prince
Rupert
losl
In
'
riff-awe
:Li3t
'Problem
cases
that
may
come
Warfare
up
'out
of
hours'
are
dealt
with
f
i
-
V-IYiN
C.
FAY
fON
I
API
-
ajik-u
ill
me
jvm'w"
...
lfr
than
MHI
..
a"-v
Kemano
Tunnel
Workers
Strike
VANCOUVER
P-Five
hund
were
swirling
their
kilts
and
marching
briskly
down
an
impromptu
paraue
ground,
piping
their
regimental
march.
'
It
made
me
a
little
home-:.ick,"
said
Pipe-Major
Donald
Mackhinon.
"My
old
grand-liiolln-r
was
a
pier
on
the
Isle
or
Skye."
The
37-year-old
Scot,
wliosf
wife
and
two
sons
live
In
Ber-wlck-on-Tweed,
was
a
'
fighter
pilot
in
the
Second
World
War.
Mackinnon
and
the
Borderers
have
been
in
Korea
about
13
months.
Their
battle
record
is
superb.
The
men
have
not
been
home
for
almost
three
years.
Their
last
duty
station
was
in
Hong
Kong.
1
losses
are
bijijui
i
or
inhiibly
des-
i,iUl
of
United
Na-
:4'
,!;
Ki
enemy
planes,
j,,
aecidenl.
ly-rtiLise
Ihe
Unil-
red
tunnel
wortaers
are
on
strike
today
at
Kemano
development
of
Um
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada.
I.-tail
are
nut
known
here
but
on
report
said
worker
ks
Puree
(lechneci
to
mmiix-r
ain-ran
walked
off
the
Job
after
four
men
in,i!ly
.accldenu
ai
Li.diiiss,
u"
nmsiotis
had
been
fired
for
refusing
to
nork
with
machinery
they
considered
nsaf.
Union
officials
aid
a
meeting
with
th
management
has
been
cHd
for
later
today.
(!l'!hU
in
vne
war
the
miinber
of
Ihe
Reds
pruUtb-(liiruJ
suix
i
wrtity
Hi
Dxir
hisses
iav
as
if
trees
were
a
farm
rrop
like
wheat
or
Sounds
odd
doesn't
it
raid
if
lower!
Classified
Ads
Pay
.'
n.-r
Ui.m
those
of
tli
Get
nation
Vk't-ll.
to
lis,
flint's
just
what
tliey
are.
Of
course
it
takes
many
years
to
produce
a
crop
of
mature
spruce
or
licinlock
trees
hut
eventually
the
I
!!
'
lime
conies
vt
hen
they
must
he
harvested
and
(he
ground
cleared
for
new
growth.
Otherwise
they
will
decay
uselessly
like
last
years
tomatoes
withered
on
the
iiic.
Air
Turn',
Navy
and
the
Ri-ds
liwe
fewer
,r
Ui-y
a
Imo'tt
nefcr
ir
airotaft
are
ex-iti-atrcrafl
fire,
the
p
most
destruction
of
1
1
l
j-
a
t
"is
1
3
vvf
tm
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s
J
.t
I
ihi-r
liunrt,
a
huge
i
U.N.
flights
during
1
.ir
luv-e
taken
the
ii'.'o
anti-aircraft'
Slowing
steadily
in
jiTunicy.
i
nm,
but
sorties
(a
fiif
lit
liy
one
plane)
a
rei
.
!it
date,
the
iV-s
Mi..'
it
lost
515
iut
of
these
410
went
anli
-
uircra
ft,
fire,
're
hit
In
air-to-air
ihe
others
were
list-
,
Ct-racion
Milk
is
always
full
colored.
That
s
bodi-dind
creamy
t"
..sutance
of
complete
-Wi-fl
coffee
ot
use
m
when
you
"J
fr-its.
You'U
never
c-Kali
.cn
ot
thia
vatt.y
consistency
Zvt
in
Ccrnation.
We
buy
top
flurry
mi
nd
Proc"
h
Je-.
of
care
(52
years
ex-
In
the
W.V..
forest
areas
'leaned
to
Columhia
Cellulose
Company
a
large
part
of
our
work
coiiists
of
harvesting
"ripe"
trees.
Our
foresters
Jocate
and
select
the
mature
tinihcr
to
he
cut,
leaving
the
surrounding
Mocks
of
trees
to
reseed
the
area.
Each
year
we
tut
only
as
many
trees
as
will
he
replaced
annually
hy
new
growth.
I'nder
this
careful
system
of
"sustained
yield"
we
are
actually
improving
the
productivity
of
forest
areas
for
which
we
are
responsible.
Hut
that's
not
all.
We
will
he
giving
steady
employment
to
many
people
and
producing
new
wealth
for
our
Province
year
after
year
.
.
.
from
those
same
spruce
and
hemlock
stands
we're
farming
today.
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THIS
J
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for
jtt
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unknown
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start
of
the
war
to
ol
this
month,
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it
too)
in
otaei
;
i
.
Carnation
'
-
-.-imv
heavy
j
oemy,
vcu
rtcn,
arc
reported
as
fol-5M
of
which
252
ULik.
Get
Carnation
-
JTS
CF.EAM1EE.
's.
the
other
plston-ralt
(if
the
total,
69
il
in
u
ir
combat,
434
;
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S
"re,
iiti
by
otlv.T
i-
Planes
fill
planes
-t'-ie
knocked
ilowii
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4!i
liy
!',ioiind
fire
finises.
a
"I
Marine
Corps
Il
3
l
were
diM.
Ui
,fl
'Hie
navy
does
not
i'
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planes
were
lost
mreiiilt
Kt.,)1(n
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'Hi'ialioiially.
Of
ColumhUi
Cellulose
Company
is
Ji
first
unit
of
a
rapidly
expanding
Canadian
industrial
organization.
It
ithin
a
fete
nutnths,
this
urganita-tion
uill
be
continuing
timber
from
ISritish
CtdttmUia
with
natural
ftas
derivatives
from
Alberta
to
prttdure
a
wide
runite
of
filrres
and
other
ucetttte
produettfor
(jinadittns
from
tints
t
to
roust.
(lir
fworam
of
cttntiituous
forest
yield
ensures
lasting
full-time
employment
for
thounfttls
of
Canadian
wttrkers.
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