Friday,
Deccmiter
4,
Uj3
.
,
Mrs.
V.
Duncan
;
New
President
Of
Legion
WA
Mrs.
Victor
Duncan
was
named
Iran-Britain
May
Resume
M
Talks
Only
17
Days
Til
Xmas
4
WAYS
TO
BUY
AT
M
ANSON
S
JEWELLERS:
ANNOUNCING
-
the
opening
of
new
offices
at
303
3rd
Ave.
V.
FRED
E.
DOWDIE
Optometrist
Phone
Green
960
"THE
STORE
OF
FRIENDLY
CREDIT"
president
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Canadian
Legion
at
that
erouD's
election
of
officer
1
here
last
night.
She
succeeds
SvaSov
.Layawoy
Bud9C
Chr9e
CASH
won
5
p,an
f
Plan
Mrs.
D.
Gomez.
Past
President
Mrs.
G.
V.
II
in-
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LONDON
(CP)
The
foreign
office
today
expressed
optimism
nout
an
early
resumption
of
diplomatic
relations
with
Iran
alter
receiving
a
communication
;
from
Tehran.
Iran
Thursday
replied
to
a
message
from
Foreign
Secretary
Eden
proposing
renewed
diplomatic
relations
as
a
prelude
to
direct
oil
negotiations.
The
contents
or
the
note
were
radioed
to
Eden,
in
Bermuda
for
he
three
-
power
conference
opening
today.
Mans
cf
bringing
Iranian
oil
hnrif
tn
wnrlrl
markets
after
the
FLOOR
SANDING
United
.Fishermen's
and
Allied
Workers'
Un'on
CHRISTMAS
PARTY
Oddfellows
Ho'l
Saturday,
December
19,
2
p.m.
Or
Rent
a
Sander
ley
presided
for
the
election
which
also
saw
t.e
following
officers
named:
First
vice-president
Mrs.
Myra
Gilchrist:
second
vice-president
Mrs.
R.
Montgomery;
secretary
Mrs.
Frank
Lewis;
treasurer
Mrs.
Tommy
Glenn;
sergeant-at-arms
Mrs.
Ed
Morrow.
Scrutineers
were
Mrs.
Keith
DeWItt.
Mrs.
A.
Pihera
and
Mrs.
Mary
Brown.
During
the
business
session,
the
group
heard
a
report
by
Mrs.
Gilchrist
on
the
Christmas
Tree
oartv
for
children
of
Legion
and
Name
of
Child
Ag?
....
Sex
Union
Book
No
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LIMITED
215
First
Ave.
W.
Phone
909
All
nicnilKjrs
are
Invited
to
register
tlr-lr
children;
age
limit
12
years,
before
the
December
S
deadline
I'linnc
Uiark
(i.'.tl
or
Green
6(i0
or
mail
above
coupon
In
U.F.
A.W.U.,
METROPOLE
HALL
auxiliary
members
,to
be
held
December
20.
Mrs.
J.
8.
Black,
first
vice-president
of
the
provincial
command,
reported
on
the
provincial
I
always
Insist
on..
j
executive
meeting
held
recently
In
Victoria.
'
Wholesale
6c
Retail
Phone
372
WORKMEN
MX
THE
IIXISI.ING
TOl'CHES
to
the
ferry
William
Carson
which
will
operate
between
Newfoundland
and
the
mainland
of
Nova
Scotia.
Built
for
the
transport
department
and
Canadian
.
National
Railways
by
Canadian
Vlckers
at
Montreal,
the
ship
has
a
specially
reinforced
bow
and
forward
propel'er
for
added
strength
in
ice-covered
waters.
30-month-oli
dispute
Is
expect-,
ed
to
be
the
subject
of
important,
"side
talks"
between
the
British
and
American
delegations
dui-!
ing
the
Bernmda
conference.
I
Reports
from
Tehran
mean-!
while
indicated
that
strong
polt-!
ileal
opposition
is
mounting
against
Premier
Fazollah
Za-hedi's
reported
invitation
to
Britain
to
resume
diplomatic
relations.
'
However,
other
leading
Iranians,
including
former
cabinet
ministers,
senators
and
top
busi-
,
ness
men,
approved
the
resump-
:
ticn
at
a
meeting
earlier
this
!
week
with
Z
ihedl.
Relations
were
broken
off
13
months
ago
by
former
premier
Mohammed
Mossadegh
as
a
result
of
the
dispute
over
Iranian
rationalization
cf
properties
of
i
the
British-owned
Anglo-Iran-
ian
Oil
Co.
m
m
m
m
mmm
7
W-
f
it
frozen
areen
peas.
GIFTS
for
MEN
V.'c
carry
a
complete
lint
of
IMPORTED
l'iprs,
Cigars,
Cigarettes
and
Tobacco
and
all
other
SMOKERS'
SUPPLIES
If
Hall
of
First
United
Church
Scene
of
Xmas
Bazaar
j
If
you
fee!
ALHH
The
First
United
church
hall
was
the
scene
yesterday
after-
noon
of
a
Christmas
tea
and
s.ilej
LISTEN
TO
.
.
.
and
for
the
LADIES
A
Good
Supply
of
BOXED
CHOCOLATES
All
the
best
known
brands.
Koth
Domestic
and
IMPORTED
apron
table
were
Mrs.
A.
Logan,
Mrs.
J.
Marchant,
Mrs.
B.
O.
Irvine,
firs.
D.
Santerbane,
Mrs.
G.
C'kcone
and
Mrs.
G.
Flddes.
Mrs.
R.
Pollock.
Mrs.
R.
B.
.Skinner,
Mrs.
E.
Pierce
and
Mrs.
K
l
iiimht
were
at
the
bake
table
whiie
Mrs.
David
Owens
was
in
charge
of
the
fish
pond.
M
.-.
R.
W.
Large
and
Mrs.
J.
S
Irvine
were
cashiers
for
the
tea.
which
was
officially
opened
:.
;
the
Rev.
L.
G.
Sieber.
is
VfeS
i
Wuuor
M.
S.
WU
sponsored
by
the
church
W..V
Chri.stnris
trimmings
docked
:
the
hail
for
the
vt'll-atlei:u-cl
event,
with
red
and
green
streamers
and
bows,
sprays
of
lovely
white
'mums
plar-i-d.
rrrc
j
and
there,
an
attractive
arrange-
!
ment
of
red
and
green
candles,
and
'mums
a-top
the
piano
and
;
pretty
little
centrepieces
of
evr-
j
green
boughs
with
silvered
pine
i
Cll
Then
4ijri
nest
people
work
unrfer
prcMVc,
mwrrg
mart,
sleep
leu.
Thu
tram
m
body
and
brain
nakea
phrsiral
fitneu
asicr
I
Use
harder
to
regain.
Tsdajr'a
tense
living,
Uwered
resisUnce,
e?enrrk,
verry
any
ef
these
may
affect
imtruI
ktdnejr
action.
When
kidneys
fet
twt
f
stder,
excess
arids
and
wastes
remain
m
the
system.
Then
backache,
disturbed
rest,
thai
"tired-eut"
heavy-headed
(eelinf
ften
follow.
That's
the
time
to
take
LWd
a
Kidney
Pills.
Dodd
ttimulste
the
kidneys
to
normal
action.
Then
you
(eel
better
sleet
better
work
better.
Ask
for
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
at
on
dn
rrnrn.
Daily
News
Classifieds
Commitments
i
To
NA
TO
Remain
Same
OTTAWA
(CP)
Canada
won't
make
any
change
In
NATO
commitments
next
year,
it
is
understood
here.
Defence
problems
of
the
North
Atlantic
alliance
will
be
threshed
out
at
Paris
in
mid-December.
Defence
Minister
C
1
a
x
t
o
n
leaves
today
by
air
for
Europe.
He
is
expected
back
Dec.
19.
Before
the
Paris
meeting
he
and
Lt.-Gen.
Charles
Foulkes,
chair
12
S
R0TT0
CIGAR
STORE
cones
and
bells
on
the
tea
tables.
'
'Royal
Purpie
Mrs.
C.
T.
YoutiB.
W.A.
prest
.;
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.,.,.,
j,J.ki.J.i.l.i.k
t'ent.
and
Mrs.
L.
G.
Sibr
re-
I
Reporting
to
the
Ratepayers
OVER
CFPR
Friday,
December
4,
at
6
p.m.
and
Lodge
Plans
Rummage
Sale
7
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T
ST
TUini
BT
1
rt.
.
J
r
bV
It
LU
n
W
11.
m
:mm
m
mm
wm.
fm..
II
I
I
I
I
ceived
guests
at
the
affair
vhi
h
included
sales
of
home
conking
and
sewing,
candy
booths
and
a
tish
pond.
Mrs.
O.
R.
Green
wus
tci
r,m
onvener.
assisted
by
sTviteurs
Mrs.
A.
D.
Ritchie,
Mrs.
A.
E.
Young,
Mrs.
F.
Lewis.
Mr,;.
C.
Ma.ineau,
Miss
Joyce
Face
and
Mrs.
P.
Downing.
In
the
kitchen
were
f.'r-.
E.
95
m
s
.
Monday,
December
I,
at
6:50
p,m.
Plans
for
a
rummage
sale
were
(
finalized
when
Prince
Rupert
;
Loilge
No.
8.
Ladies
of
the
Royal
Purple,
held
their
bi-monthly
,
meeting
last
night.
j
Mrs.
J.
Currie
is
convener
oJ
j
the
sale,
to
be
held
tomorrow
on
j
m
i
man
of
the
Joint
chiefs
of
staff,
will
visit
un'a
of
Canada's
RCAF
division
and
the
new
German
heme
of
thi
1st
Canadian
infantry
brigade.
Canada
nas
fulfilled
her
NATO
army
and
air
force
commitments
on
cr
before
target
dates
and
the
government
feels
the
country
Is
carrying
its
full
share
of
Western
defence.
I
Rt"'
Mrs.
K.
F.
Harding.
Mrs.
J.
Div-,lidn
Mrs.
Nicholas
Qurvlch,
hon-i
1
tdaon.-
Mrs,
E.
More.
Mrs.
R.
U.
Barclay
and
Mrs.
O.
W.
G1-:in''.n.
The
Explorer
Girls
sf-r
"u.r-1
cne
candy
tab'e
with
Mr-,.
A,
Oswald
in
charg;
and
th
Y'i't
'
(iult
group
sponsored
the
other,
with
Mrs.
I.
Franklin
loik:n;
pfter
the
booth.
At
the
fanr.ywork,
knit
tin"
r.rd
ored
royal
lady,
conducted
the
f
m-
.a
which
plans
also
were
innde
for
the
lodge
Christmas
:
party
to
be
held
Derember
14.
I
KiBrti--n
mfciVihTf
attended
I
the
meeting,
at
which
prizes
for
;
tr-;
evening
went
to
Miss
Mild-
;
red
Fureness,
Mrs.
Tom
Mosley
j
and
Mrs.
Nick
Odde.
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!
70
a
REAL
Time
This
Christmas
FLY...
MAY
WORK
LONGER
SASKATOON
(CP)
Faculty
members
at
the
University
of
Saskatchewan
will
be
able
to
continue
teaching
until
67.
The
retirement
age
was
altered
from
05
at
a
meeting
of
the
board
of
governors
which
also
made
provision
for
"tapering
off"
in
work
as
retireemnt
approaches.
IMS
i
firs'
xn
'ith
'Met'
Opera
To
Be
HeerJ
Here
ScUmJay
The
popular
Saturday
morning
Iv.
jiropolitan
opeia
scries
broadcasts
will
start
here
to
ELLIS
AIR
LINES
to
m.
morrow.
Carried
on
CFPR,
starting
11
a.m.,
tomorrow
s
opera
v.ill
There's
Still
TIME
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OR
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moved
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the
Metropolitan's
00'Jih
performance
of
Gounod's
"Fau.-t,"
one
of
the
m
ist
populrr
:n
th
'Met'
repertoire,
rnd
1ln
f
"
t,i-.o
nv
lir?
oncra
cor.ipar.y
at
its
opening
in
ISf'.'J.
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"
ru'o
will
be
f-rurr;
by
the
Swedish-Amrrion
tenor
Jussi
Bjooriinr;,
and
fcpur.i'h
nrano
Vi'toria
dr?
Lc.s
Angeles
will
be
heard
as
MarRur.rite.
Pierre
Monteux
will
conduct.
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entire
four-hour
prtR-am
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
u
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r
ii'ipt,
courteous
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iov
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SHIPPING
l.dCAL
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LONG
DISTANCK
MOVING
will
bn.
carried
by
CFI'R.
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Century
Dining
Room
Series
Traditional
Beauty
Styled
for
Mcdern
Living
LINDSAY'S
PRINCE
ALBERT,
Sask.
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Toamto
tnice,
oft.
drinks
an.l
packaged
snacks
have
been
popular
purcharPs
in
her
nai'lnr;
here
since
the
provincial
government
permitted
thflr
sale
i.i
"-"n'ei
nremhts.
Hotel
mana-grs
aid
the
innovation
rciiu..e.1
.i
unkennc.
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it
to
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turn
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