War
Class
To
Graduate
From
RMC
Resources
Development
To
Be
Major
Factor
in
Saskatchewan
Elections
SEEN
FLASHES
passing-out
parade
during
whien
the
fourth
year
class
pasiod
over
its
seniority
to
the
third
OTTAWA
First
graduation
s
guests,
will
complete
the
cere
!
ceremonies
in
ten
years
will
monies
on
Tuesday.
!
commence
at
Royal
Military
Col-
i
A
!--
weeks
ago,
the
graduat
First
Post
Commission
To
Spend
Millions
On
New
-Power
x
!
r;"
Prs",
I
of
natural
resource
in
Baskat-How
to
get
rich
by
cU?veiWlng
Lhewan
and
use
oil
revenues
to
tatjR-
that
wUI
appeal
sports
fans
and
other
,....
as
n
wen
well,
is
slat-
held
the
traditional
year
class.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
7
Thursday,
May
29,
1952
liege
May
31,
when
72
cadets
of
;
ing
class
i
the
senior
class
receive
tlleir
j
commissions.
j
Ceremonies
will
get
under
way
j
KEMANO
BAY
INQIKST
(Continued
from
page
1
arul!.,.,
,.k
ii
,i..wt
iWWfimww
a
oil.
un,
nas
gay
li
i
iil
mintral
resource
is
a
dominant
Ti..m
Theatre
net
help
municipalities
build
roads.
it
lit-
""""
on
Saturday
evening
with
an
in-
formal
dance
to
be
followed
Sun-
1
Special
to
Thj
Dully
News
VICTORIA
British
Columbia
)
Fewer
Commission
will
spend
j
,,
Globetrotters'
will
issue
in
the
June
H
provincial
election.
The
CCF
government
says
thai
during
iu
two
terms
of
office
it
has
laid
the
foundation
for
fast
I,
,iry
wnit
li
it
day
by
a
church
parade
and
a
The
Social
Crediters
also
want
an
electoral
system
including
the
single
transferable
ballot,
under
which
a
voter
has
a
second
choice
if
his
first
candidate
is
out
of
the
running.
in
I.
und
"ntics
but.
f
,n;iiK!
moments
in
W
the
mosi
misui.v-
develupmexit
of
natural
resource-',
frrivate
enterpri.se
has
bejn
picnic.
Defence
Minister
Brooke
Clax-
j
ton
has
been
invitid
to
present
d
'
p
1
o
m
a
s,
commissions
and
.
team
oi
aw
i
iM.thall
men
below.
I
went
to
call
for;
medical
help
and
then
assisted
'
as
much
as
I
could."
PLANS
APPROVED
Richard
Henderson,
civil
engineer
with
M.K.,
told
the
jury
the
ramp
was
built
for
getting
passengers
from
the
seaplane
landing
to
the
causeway.
His
department
had
approved
plans
and
he
believed
the
ramp
was
strong
enough
to
withstand
a
weight
of
2C,000
pounds.
He
estimated
the
weight
of
the
ramp
at
4.500
pounds.
f:
...i
ii-nm
members
given
every
assurance
its
rights
START
WITH
IZLrrrn
.viu.u
,
would
be
protected
by
the
gov
prizes'
to
graduating
cadets
$4,290,000
oi
its
estimated
six
million
dollar
requirement
for!
1952-53
work
program
on
completion
of
the
John
Hart
Development,
Campbell
River.
An
additional
$3,000,000
will
be
reauired
for
capital
constructio
l
this
year,
says
ECPC
in
a
prepared
release.
Other
provisions
in
the
generation
Held
to
be
completed
this
year
include
dicsel
engines
for
ernment.
Liberal
Leader
Walter
Tucker,
seeking
to
end
his
party's
eight
the
first
po.-t-war
class.
Invitations
have
been
extended
to
many
top
military
and
civilian
leaders
including
Lt.-Gen.
Charles
Foulkes,
chairman
I
L'
;
e
I
'''
''I
,,,.,.
will
be
playing
''.
l)Miy
July
18,
on
a
ilmu
with
"Never
Trust
wah
Dane
Clark
MI()Vi,..s
.scheduled
for
,
m
June
are:
years
M
opposition,
argues
that
as
long
as
t.l
CCF
government
oi
the
chiefs
of
staff;
Vice-Aci-
Another
Man
s
roi-
In
answer
to
Sut.
Potteiion,
Jja
said
he
could
not
see
any
reason
why
the
ramp
w
juld
crash
unless
there
was
a
flaw
in
the
metal
used
to
make
the
connect-
miral
E.
R.
Mainguy,
chief
of
the
,
naval
staff;
Lt.-Gen.
G.
C.
Sim-
i
onds,
chief
of
the
ceneral
staff
I
Terrace
and
Qu
,'.snei,
ana
new
power
plants
at
St.
James
and
Queen
Charlotte
City,
the
latter
also
to
have
installed
an
electric
power
distribution
system.
Uavis
and
Oary
I
Belli
lemains
4n
office
the
provintv's
great
potential
wealth
will
nevei
be
lapped
because
business
is
alrald
of
its
policies.
OTHFR
PLATFORMS
The
Progressive
Conservatives
maintain
the
policies
they
advocate
would
bring
mo.iey
and
people
to
the
province.
The
Social
Credit
party
promises
in
Curtain
ut
u:m,
-m-
f
ing
niiKs.
and
Air
Marshall
Yv.
A.
Curtis,
ch..;f
of
the
air
staff.
A
graduation
luncheon
to
he
attended
by
the
class
and
special
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIEDS
BRING
QUICK
RESULTS
5-7;
At
owuru
s
i-uiui.
ril-i
Wilde
ana
Maureen
!
'Brave
Warrior''
'r,v
Side
of
the
Street"
dustrial
expansion
and
good
clean
government
along
the
lines
ol
what
it
maintains
Alberta
has
Neither
Progressiva
Conserva
I,aine
and
Tuny
ine
doctor
at
tv.emano
wno
attended
the
injured,
was
unable
to
attend
because
of
pressure
of
work,
but
his
statement
was
read
into
the
records.
He
told
of
aid
given'
Mr.
Hunter
and
said
in
his
opinion
death
was
cawed
by
severe
shock
arid
nuniei
jus
injuries.
The
hearing
then
recessed
briefly
to
visit
the
home
of
Jack
McRae.
Mr.
McRae,
resting
on
a
ches
.nkie
tives
nor
Social
Crediters
have
sufficient
candidates
in
the
field
to
form
a
government.
The
CCF
"Program
for
Progress"
foresees
an
expanding
economy
guaranteed
by
the
continuing
development
of
gas,
oil
lj:
Curtain
at
8:30,
raits
and
Coronets."
13-14:
"Boots
Malone"
,;uni
Holden
and
John-
,iit.
ie-17:
-Whistle
Stop
at
jl.s"
with
Lloyd
Bridges
Gisli,
and
"Criminal
tith
Pat
O'Brien
and
vatt.
terfield,
told
how
the
party
left
here
about
7
a.m.
and
after
reaching
Kemano
had
gor.
for
a
walk
"to
stretch
our
legs."
and
mineral
resources,
and
by
steadily
improving
agricultural
production.
In
a
third
term
of
government,
it
promises:
A
$75,000,000
highway
and
mai
ket
road
program;
power
for
On
the
return,
said
Mr.
Mc-1
Rae,
I
was
slightly
ahead
of
Mr.
Hunter
and
Mr.
Magor.
"Suddenly,
without
any
warning,
the
ramp
gave
way.
I
saw
three
Morrison
Knud.sen
men
at
SEEKS
THIRD
TERM
Thomas
Clement
Douglas,
premier
il
Saskatchewan,
head
of
Canada's
first
CCF
government,
seeks
a
third
term
when
electors
go
to
the
polls
June
11.
Premier
Douglas,
48-year-old
Baptist
minister,
sat
m
the
House
of
Commons
fur
nine
years
before
leading
the
CCF
to
victory
in
Saskatchewan
in
1944
and
1948.
Born
in
Falkirk,
Scotland,
he
came
to
Canada
in
1910
at
the
age
of
six.
He
was
amateur
lightweight
fc'xlng
champion
of
Manitoba
during
his
student
days.
In
1930
he,
married
Irma
May
Lanpsey
of
Carberry,
Man.
Tney
have
two
daughters.
(CP
PHOTOi
;B
-Never
1
lu.si
a
uam-j
Dune
Clark
and
C.
H.
,uid
"Harlem
Globe-
j
with
Thomas
Oomez
juctliitters.
19:
Curtain
at
:3fll
and
the
Beast."
20-21:
"Tembo"
with
Hill
and
wild
animals.
rj-25.
"My
Six
Convicts"
im
Heal
and
Gilbert
Ro-
26
Curtain
at
8:30,
"The
40,000
farms
and
all
towns
and
village;
natural
gas
in
larger
cities
and
Intermediate
points,
construction
of
th
South
Saskatchewan
river
dam
in
co-operation
with
the
federal
government;
reclamation
and
settlement
of
new
northern
areas:
abolition
of
the
public
revenue
tax
by
D-'C.
31
next;
assistance
the
bottom
part
of
the
ramp,
get
tossed
off
their
feet.
"I
landed
on
the
ramp,
but
I
could
not
see
the
other
men."
Mr.
McRae
said
he
noticed
nothing
unusual
about
the
ramp
before
they
stepped
onto
it.
The
inquest
will
resume
at
the
Court
House
at
10
a.m.
Friday.
to
munil'innlit
Ifs
on
the
hasis
of
CHARLES
WATCHES
Continued
from
page
5
ii-iH:
Jacx
ana
in
:need;
increased
grants
for
edu
"l1-.
'
Says
Mrs.
A.
Butler
C.i'l
.
J
I
VVftBS"
n)llM
f
WffDTffl
dL7,
fX-
"You
con't
beat
I
1
t'JI
K'TTT""!
atr
jBITrt
tSLZZfl
UTIfTA
t"WJ
t
Aylmer
for
true
tx
l.A
i
V
A
;k
Mi
Bud
A&oou
an-i
cation;
extension
of
the
medical
tHl"
I
care
prxtiam
a
id
expanded
3u-July
1:
"The
Lion
social
welfare
benefits,
u
Mm
:,e"
with
Steve,
The
LiUrals
are
emphasizing
a
unit
lilm
k
Night.
j
a
subsidized
program
of
rural
2
The
Blue
Veil"
with,
electrification,
more
financial
W
y
in
a
n
and
Charles
i
i1Pp
for
municipal
road
buiidiii".
li
payment
of
at
least
One-fifth
S-5:
"lielles
on
Tlielriui
teovtrniuem
oil
royalties
to
self
get
knocked
out
July
19,
1951,
by
a
left
hook.
The
former
champion
says
it
doesn't
bother
him.
'
I
ve
watched
that
movie
in
a
ot
of
citie.;
w
hen
it
was
playing,"
said
Ezzy.
4S-.
uK
'
J-.nn
.nr.
-
1
"Dk
you
learn
something
from
t?"
someone
asked.
with
Myrna
Uy
and,
land
owners
without
mineral
'lam.
lights,
and
construction
of
"pro-
'
perly"
built
highways
and
HAIR
HAIR
RESTORED
RESTORED
PERMANENTLY
End
embarrassment
caused
by
i
'
-
"VJ
Wfw
'
This
advertisemenl
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
i'
I
Wf
?.r2r
i,tljJ
VJ
flvSTyW'V?fS!!,'
s
Cn,ro1
Board
or
bV
,he
Government
of
British
Columbia
,
bridges.
"Yes,
that
It
ends
the
same,"
said
Charles.
Charles
has
been
working
on
his
nviT!"
hook
In
camp.
Sunday
he
reached
his
peak
condition
to
date
when
he
dropped
veteran
.!
Smith
and
punished
other
parmates.
Hii
liook
was
his
incst
ellecttve
weapon.
He
whammed
it
to
the
body
and
head
with
every
ounce
of
his
power
behind
the
blows.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
OFFERS
A
NEW
SERVICE
EREK
ENTERPRISE
Liberal
Leader
TuckT
says
free
enterprise
must
be
encouraged.
Higher
wages
and
increased
social
welfare
measures
would
follow
if
there
were
plenty
ot
Job's
and
more
development.
"The
present
government
Is
wearing
two
faces,"
he
said
in
his
first
major
campaign
speech
at
Moose
Jaw.
"On
the
one
iluywm
Ui
has
checked
in
ixiiia
to
begin
pre-pro-i
ili.M'iis.siiius
and
rehears-
S.iluiiie,
the
Dance
'of
n
n
Vi
ils."
Ti'ilinicolor
Beckwlth
ion
mil
be
directed
by
Duterle
ana
produced
i'iv
Adier.
Miss
Hayworth
y
return
from
a
month
'leu
loliowing
completion
first
film
lp
three
years,
in
Trinidad."
of
the
lilm
"Salome"
will
'
in
isiaei.
at
me
original
i
locale
of
the
story.
baldness.
New
scientific
formula
TH-10
quickly
permits
hair
growth
in
all
cases
of
baldness
regardless
of
age
or
condition.
Formula
TH-10
also
restores
vitality
to
dry,
lifeless
and
falling
hair.
Sold
on
a
full
money-back
guarantee.
Formula
TH-10
is
a
liquid
herbal
product
harmless
to
skin
or
health.
Wrife
today
for
complete
information
to
Thalia
Herbal
Products
Ltd.,
Dept.
316,
3378
Kingsway,
South
Burnaby,
B.C.
CLASSIFIED
ADS
hand
it
has
begged
and
pleaded
Ninety-eight
per
cent
of
diamonds
produced
in
the
Belgian
Cuivao,
world's
largest
source,
are
small
stones
for
industrial
purposes.
for
industry
to
come
here
and
yet.
it
hasn't
repudiated
the
socialistic
Kegina
manifesto."
,
Projects
in
the
Progressive
Conservative
program
include
development
of
the
South
Sas-;
katchewan
river
scheme
as
a
provincial
responsibility,
the
Carrot
river
valley
development,
a
conservation
and
soil
utiliza
Klll
S
WELTER
tumid
Irom
page
!)
s
punches
by
the
dozen
py-
:
:
j,.!
SUPER-KEEN,
MIRROR-FINISHED
EDGES
J
GIVE
THE
BEST-LOOKING
SHAVES
EVER!
Except
"Work
Wanted"
and
"Wanted
to
Rent
L
-
X
I
i
A
yr
.
.
'y
Wwww.111..
n
ar.
his
opponents
down,
'in
vi
on
the
147
pound
'I'May,
1951,
from
Johnny
i
f
Chicago.
The
"Cuban
biokc
Bralton'8
jaw
in
!'iit.
Since
winning
the
Oavilan
has
successfully
"I
it
against
Billy
Graham
jbijy
Dykes.
"
has
won
81
fight,
losj
fnught
four
draws.
KffW?.r?
vH
Jtk
f
-
w-i
I"l
.T-a
b-wSl
tion
program,
natural
gas
use
for
electric
power,
and
provision
of
a
percentage
of
crown
mineral
royalties
to
surface
owners.
The
Progressive
Conservatives
argue
thut
social
services
in
Saskatchewan
have
reached
a
pHn),
at
which
attention
must
be
turned
to
development
projects
to
support
them.
1
Number
of
insertions
MUST
be
specified.
.
v.
,i
To
place
a
Classified
Ad
in
The
Daily
News
M
jinow
the
eibsiesl.'rliing
ttx
the
worlds
.
-
-
r
Just
Phone
7-4-8
ond
the
girl
ot
the
desk
w-ll
take
your
ad.
Just
Phone
74
1
W
EQUAL
LEVELS
w
of
ocean
currents
the
Social
Credit
campaigners
tl'l
Is
17
inches
higher
on
point
to
Alberta
as
proof
thaty-v
'1th
Ci,:wt
,,f
Puha
than
In
..
Hl.,
nmmnln
mninr
nil
M
uisl
i
,,1
J
less
than
100
miles
dlst
j
development.
They
promise
to
7
v?,,"
i
bring
about
similar
development
-
j
DisrtMse
kjjr
i
i
'
.u
iji
They
Giva
You
Smoother
Shavts
And
Last
Far
Longer
Than
Ordinary
Blades
LOST
and
FOUND
S
!
Small
whlU
ruuy
dog
Aiuwcri'
to
im
mim
vtuy
frion
a.'a-K
huud
bt-
LOST
Brawn
t'TT
HC
Km-R
M-St
SELL
n
u
8
1
i
j
ri
t
i
u
ri
l
!
I
1
Gillette
Blue
Blades,
S
for
25(',
are
sharp,
PLENTY
sharp
and
give
a
fellow
the
best-looking,
most
comfortable
shave
possible.
Now
to
save
time,
save
fuss
and
make
blade
changing
easy,
ask
for
Gillette
Blue
Blades
in
the
modern
Gillette
Dispenser
that
deals
'em
out
unwrapped.
You
pay
juat
the
regular
price
of
the
blades
alone.
The
10-blade
dispenser
is
50C;
the
211-blaiie
size
with
built-in
compartment
for
the
safe,
permanent
disposal
of
used
blades,
$1.00.
look
o'feel
"'!
lii
"'
use
GilletU
Blue
BUdes
wit
lit
iMAxrur
td
ji
tver
hone!
UY
lib
tlrTK
vMiH
h
I
;
I
J
II'
SILjT-I
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I
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11
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p.
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