ThurWv.
J
in.
,
'V!S
With
Conquest
of
Everest
Now
Over
Explorers
to
Probe
Depth
of
Ocean
With
the
conquest
of
Kvcrc-'.i,
i
'Ternilt
me,
madam,"
the
gov-1
who
has
set
u)
a
mountaincer-i.crvcntiuou.s
man
now
titi-n.
t
rnnr
said,
"to
congratulate
vou
lmt
record
bv
belne
the
first
.
1
i
I
from
the
roof
of
the
world
to
:
on
Uie
glorious
achievement
of
I
man
to
set
foot
on
the
summit
the
depths
of
the
sea,
iynur
husband
Tensing
Norkay,
of
Everest."
Thirty
years
of
hilter
failur-!
'
"
fort
garry
RfD
LABEL
COffg
iMssefl
before
New
Zealander
Iv
P.
HillMry.
3-1.
and
the
Kherpi
(Miide,
Tensing
Norkay,
39,
planted
the
flafcs
of
Urilain,
1
1
f
United
Nations
and
Nepal
on
Hie
29.00:!
r.it
summit
of
Kvei-
India
to
Honor
Ncpalese
Guide
With
UK
Expedition
est.
NKW
UKI.ni
i
AI'i
India's;
fast
approaching,
and
to
take
explorers
1...vjti,.1,i
ftaiendra
Prasad
will
'
l-recautions
on
the
descent.
The
Now
seK
iilists
and
uie
discussing
the
ocean
bed
award
a
medal
for
".
xtrao.riin-
j
'l7
'Wra
do
not
know
the
cxan
KM'ailoll
or
the
climbers.
"NEST
HAND
OF
COFFEE
YOU
CAN
BUY
snd
laying
plans
to
probe
thei.'
svcpi
ts
so
that
no
part
of
the
Holie
remains
hidden
in
the
shadows
IM-Curo
the
light,
of
Suth
century
progress.
FAMILY
TKtOlTION
CANHO,
NS.
CPl
James
E.
Tate
here
carries
on
the
blacksmith
business
which
his
family
has
liei-M
ocrutiiig
for
almost
ary
eouiHge
and
heroism"
to
TensliiK
lilmt
ia,
Nepalese
mountain
guide
who
was
one
of
a
j
two-man
team
successful
ill
scaling
Mount
Kveiest..
1
I
lie
award
will
lo-
lii.uli-
at
a
special
ceremony
ufter
the
Ilrit-
i
ish
Kveresv
e.edilion,
led
by
m
'
Fxplorers
inu.t
now
turn
llxir
HtU'llUllll
III
tin-
llllili.'.-
covi-ri'd
deplhs
of
the
ocean."
i
Sir
lniglas
Mawson,
famous
100
yearn.
His
grandfather!
started
tlH-
smithy
in
1H59
and
i
his
father
conducted
it
before
i
t
in.
John
Hunt,
makes
its
way
For
quick
results
try
o
Doily
New$
CI,
Ji'""'!i
lM,k
ov'r
of
the
down
the
perilous
slojies
Australian
Antarctic
exploi-r,
said
in
Adelaide,
'Australia.
The
lields
of
physical
achievement
are
becoming
fewer,
m-
said.
Iut
the
ocean
remains
"a
great
nn-
.0
b
.
J-i.
..
.
.....
Vr
W.
-
k
!
I
MH.
AM
MUS.
Ituss
I.KM'
OF
BnMPT0X.
OXT.,
won
$140,000
in
the
Epsom
Derby
after
Sir
Oiirdon
Rii
lumiy
piloted
fnia
U)
victory
in
the
174th
running
of
the
F.neJUi
elastic.
Tliey
are
anion;;
throe
Ontario
residents
with
Irish
sweepstake::
tickets
on
the
winner.
i.nown
sphere."
Taking
him
at
ids
word
is
(he
shaggy-mustached
Helgl
in
scientist
August
I'iccard,
69,
virtually
the
only
man
today
constantly
delving
into
the
mysti
r-
!
ies
of
the
sea.
!
At
the
French
naval
base
of,
Toulon
secret
tests
are
being
carried
out
with
the
10-ton
steel
diving
bell
in
which
Picc.ird
.
plans
to
explore
the
ocean
b
d
2U,lKM-foot
H-ak.
Tensing
hlso
will
1
honored
by
his
own
Ncpalese
government.
The
guide's
companion
on
the
ascent
to
the
top
of
the
world's
highest
mountain.
Edmund
Hillary
of
New
Zealand,
and
Hunt
have
lieen
awarded
knighthoods
by
the
Queen.
Since
Tensing
is
nut
a
Hrltlsh
Mibject,
study
Is
being
made
of
how
Britain
can
most
suitably
rerognivse
his
part
in
th
achievement.
The
Indian
government
radio
meanwhile
warned
the
Hunt
party
that
monsoon
storms
arei
Algonquin
Crew
Offers
Blood
To
Save
Marine's
Fiancee
Inflere
leos'isiimeii
IB
1
1(1
SAN
DIEGO.
Calif.
(API
Canadian
Navy
men
have
offered
their
blood
and
it
will
be
accepted
tc
help
save
the
sweetheart
of
a
U.S.
Marine.
leave
the
past
month
to
obtaining
blood
for
Miss
Davidson,
who
has
no
family
to
turn
to.
Fellow
marines
here
and
in
Hawaii
have
contributed.
RUM
h
:
Spokesmen
for
the
crew
of
the!
The
Canadian
crew
read
of
Canadian
destroyer
Algonquin,
Miss
Davidson's
plight
In
the
!
.
,
,
n,
'
y
San
Diego
Union
and.
after
.w..ui.,,
iw
pi.
.us
woum
oe
getting
permission
from
the
Al-
Ronquin's
skipper.
Cmdr.
P.
E.
Russell,
canvassed
the
crew.
i."cii
ivji
ituiivy
uaviuson,
u.
I
The
pretty
fiancee
of
Sergeant
Guy
Warren
of
the
Marine
USED
CARS
I
Nearly
the
whole
crew
volun-
i
'Death
Angels"
air
squadron
W0
kit
?:''s1
tr-
red.
MAKES
NABISCO
SHREDDED
VIIEl!
ir.-,i
based
at
Hawaii,
needs
a
nint.
of
Sludebaker
4-ilMr
$;
:."0
t
i
1
11.0
Sludehuker
4
-door
-
TODAY'S
BEST
CEREAL
BUY!
SI7MI
fresh
blood
at
least
every
two
Tile
lj!ood
wiI1
be
Riven
at
the
days.
San
Diego
community
blood
bank
Her
doctor
said
she
was
ill
'ay
when
the
Algonquin
re-with
a
severe
anemia,
threaten-
tunix
from
a
brief
exercise
nt
ing
her
life.
;
The
offer
came
just
as
Warren
j
at
a
greater
depth
than
ever
1
before.
!
I'iccard
plans
to
go
down
!
nearly
10,000
feet
this
summer
off
the
Italian
island
of
Poti'i,
near
Capri.
This
is
nearly
7.0'iO
feet
more
than
the
record
set
up
by
U.S.
explorer
Charles
William
Bee
bo
off
the
Galapagos
Islands
in
1934.
Piccard
will
explore
unknown
plant
and
animal
life
with
the
help
of
powerful
.searchlights
attached
to
his
new,
Italian
globular
batysphere.
In
1U48.
he
abandoned
a
projected
13.200-foot
descent
off
Cane
Verde
Islands
because
his
bathysphere
was
damaged
In
a
trial
dive.
Now
Piccard
says
that
at
the
end
of
the
Ponza
expedition,
he
may
make
a
ballo
m
ascent
to
100
000
feet
to
find
out
whether
life
exists
on
Mars.
Hut
the
world
has
not
forRot-fi
n
the
achievement
of
the
nu
n
still
on
the
icy
walls
of
Everest.
Mrs.
Tensing
Norkay
and
tier
tw
children
had
a
caller
at
their
humble
home
at
Dai
j--
hpg,
west
Henrral,
a
special
messenger
from
Dr.
H
.
C.
Mookerji,
governor
of
the
state.
i
101!)
Sludebaker
4
-door
$1
12.",
Tf.
t
was
starting
back
to
Hawaii
at!
the
end
of
an
emergency
leave.
'
"That's
wonderful,"
he
deelar-
:
ed.
"Those
Canadians
are
all
1
iim
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
1
he
Liquor
Control
Fund
Short
Of
Finances
of
noaru
or
hy
the
Government
Urmsh
Columbia.
right."
Warren
had
devoted
all
of
his
I'tlf
Studebaker
4-il.iur
i(h
overdrive
Si
;$.-,(
lir.l
Interna
llunal
Pickup
$l.r.
11.M
Austin
A
10
Sedan
125
Ifllf)
Hudson
Sedan
$:.-,0
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
CH1LLIWACK
(CP)
Attorney-Oeneral
Runner
told
the
provincial
game
convention
here
that
the
game
conservation
Hind
will
be
operated
when
revenue
is
sufficient.
Hi'
said
Game
Department
ex
i
I
i
'
!
e
f
All
i
Hi
y
'
"
'
be
?uretogeb
penditures
last
year
totalled
SfiS0.92l'
against
returns
of
SS78.874,
and
there
was
no
money
left
to
transfer
to
the
lund.
The
fund
was
established
at
the
reqo.-st
of
sportsmen
who,
in
turn,
agreed
to
raise
hunting
and
fishing
licence
fees.
C!ii
f
Imiloidst
James.
Hatter
n
ixirted
on
the
"deplorable"
state
of
moose
range
throughout
the
southern
interior.
"It's
a
question
of
long-term
planning,"
he
.said.
"We
can
have
more
moose
on
the
range
now
and
none
later
or,
prop-
nn
0
'
eriy
managed,
we
may
livi
I
somewhat
fewer
moose
for
a
healthy
annual
crap.
'
FoiFATIIERS)AYJiine2F
GIVE
HIM
MONTHS
OF
SHAVING
PLEASURE!
You'll
make
Dad
happy
with
a
gift
of
a
Gillette
Razor
or
a
carton
of
Cilien
Blue
Blade.
Gillette
one-piece
Raton
change
blade,
in.tantly,
clean
inttanily
and
o.ve
Hie
best-looking
ihavet
ever.
Gillette
Blue
Blades
with
the
iharpetl
edoei
ever
honed,
will
give
him
clean,
refre,hing
havet
every
lime.
Why
can
we.
keep
the
rric
NAniSm
SHREDDED
WHEAl
down
?
Because
it's
the
largoi-scllm
wli
lo
w
heat
cereal
.
.
.
enjoyed
1U
Gillette
Deluxe
Rocket
Rator
Set
hy
'
54'K,372
Canadians!
Tnmirrti
Mother,
compare
xVAHISCO.
SHREDDED
WHEAT
will,
other
cereals.
Compare
both
nourishment
and
price.
You'll
find
that
no
01
her
ready-to-eat
cereal
gives
you
more
honest
food
value
.
.
.
because
NABISCO
SHREDDED
WHEAT
is
made
from
pure
100
-whole
wheat.
Even
contains
the
bran
and
wheat'
germ.
Yet
ounce
for
ounce,
this
gnuit
Canadian
cereal
costs
less
than
uuv
serve
xlelicious,
wonomicalNABlS(.li
50
Gillette
BLUE
BLADES
In
Handy
Dispensers
Attractive
Father's
Y-k
sil
Ja
lUo
mm
snrif
nni
n
WHEAT.
-
al
slar!
saving
real
money
on
breakfast!
Gnhl-plnted
Rnekrt
Kuior
I0bln.lt
dn-fif
nsrr
St
yrr
ne
travel
ca
opens
at
a
touch.
$1-59
Standard
Rocket
Set
Nukel-plmrd
fenzor-
ill
GiUrttv
Blue
Blndn
in
rliirner
Styrene
I"
avel
case.
j
Day
carton
contains
five
dispensers,
each
holding
10
Gillette
Blue
Blades.
$2-50
Prefer
a
hot
cereal?
Ju
pur
boiliim
water,
ilmin
off
quickly
&
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W
otbur
tyaJy-to-eat
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-
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easy!
reoD
ESSINTIALS
NABISCO
SHREOOtl
CARBOHYDKATES-1'
energy
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A
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convenience!
A
new
economy!
Tho
2-ll.
Family
l'ack
contains
the
same
delicious,
smooth-spreading
l'arkay
Margarine
you've
lieen
buying
in
the
one-jMiund
size
liut
the
savings
made
possible
in
packaging
are
passed
on
to
you.
Whichever
size
you
prefer,
lie
sure
to
look
for
the
new
blue
package
with
the
picture
of
a
cake
of
ice
in
the
corner.
ul
one)
othrt,sM
essential
W
FAT
-
balanced
diet
H-1.-$m
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dn.eni;r.
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trimmed
travel
case
Im.
simulated
snake
skin
cover.
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and
satin
lining
WtrnmeifT
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delicious
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that
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