The
steel
pen-nib
was
Intro-
Baghdad
in
Iraq,
great
inter
riuced
in
London
in
1803.
and
I
national
air
traffic
centre
for
was
soon
manufactured
in
large
'
Asia,
was
founded
in
the
8th
numbers.
century.
he
t-armers
Gamble
Acreage
for
Seeding
Edward
VIII
"Indiscreet"
Ih
1930
s
Says
Morrison
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New
Thursday,
May
6,
1954
i:;!:iS!)N
!
There
have
been
some
su?-
.a
r
pcstlons.
among
producer
erouus
:'
.:!
farmers
.
that
with
large
grain
surpluses
,i,
;r
siMln?
seed-
;
overhanring
world
markets,
per-
'(iiu
wir.t
basic
j
haps
less
grain
should
be
pro-;j
i
ll
next
fall.
I
duced
this
year
and
more
acre-
reflects
Morrison's
more
than
30
years
at
Westminster,
as
a
mem-
'
ber
of
six
parliaments,
and
a
minister
in
four
governments
under
three
prime
ministers.
Of
the
1931
crisis,
when
he
was
a
minister
in
the
MacDon-
;
aid
government,
Morrison
suggests
that
George
V
erred
in
judgment
after
consulting
the
Opposition
leaders,
including
,
f
,
V
0,.l
!-
V
i
r
I'mwwiiiait
li
,
-:
-
v)
untii
aouui
age
ictt
to
summerfullow.
How-.u
July
31
icver,
the
majority
of
producers
rl-'V
LONDON
(CP)-King
George
V
erred
when
he
accepted
the
1931
Ramsey
MacDonald
National
government
and
Edward
VIII
was
indiscreet
in
his
famous
"Something
must
be
done"
phrase
regarding
the
unemployment
of
the
1930
s,
writes
Herbert
Morrison
in
"Government
and
Parliament;
a
Survey
From
the
Inside"
Oxford.
The
book
has
been
greeted
as
the
best
study
of
the
Ins
and
outs
of
the
mother
of
parliaments
in
years.
Non-political,
ii
Inu;
time,
umr,
nave
r-.jcctrd
this
view.
Initial
prices
for
thi
1953-5
i
...is
initial
,
-!n-:it
board
'
crop
year,
announced
lnsi
snrim
I,
,,,-vi
..ting
of
of,
wr
$iAQ
hushel
for
No.
1
Stanley
Baldwin.
The
National
government,
says
Morrison,
was
strong
because
MacDonald
was
supported
by
only
a
handful
of
ni
buii'
v
which
the
j
northern
wheat,
65
cents
a
bush-r
pimiuccrs
under',
for
No
2
oalg
and
99
ccntJ
a
r
wai
i.'s-
.
bushel
for
No.
3
CW
barfcy.
basis
;ii:nounceinenij
delivery
at
Vancouver
or
the
idea
of;
j
nkphenri
I
The
whoat
board
i
ually
aue-
i,.
ir
prouuc
th
best
possl-!,,iiiiih;
opera
!
ments
these
Initial
prices
by
mld-j
year
interim
payments,
usually
mf
On
Jlcr
2)y
...
X
PURSES
f&
A"
the
scason'5
3
-
J$S-
smartest
styles
and
NStiSc"
latest
shades.
"
"'
World
Population
4r000r000r000
In
30
Years'
Time
Howe
'
,,y
20
mitji
9
bushpl
,or
ncat.-
'
i,
tin1
l.'oinmous
in
,v.
CQF-A.s-
rmw-v'T,
in
3
year
ior
U1C
Iir.'ii
time
in
some
years,
there
has
been
no
interim
payment.
,m
Iv
niiniiunei
ill
not
be
Labor
members.
Morrison
says
the
King
was
not
unconstitutional,
but
might
well
have
called
for
a
Conservative-Liberal
government,
even
t
hough
MacDonald
himself
sug-g'sted
the
a!!-pnr'y
Nationil
government.
Of
Edward
VIII,
Morrison
writes
that
his
unemployment
remarks
could
have
been
construed
as
criticism
of
the
prevailing
Conservative
government
and
says
"it
was
a
case
of
the
sovereign
publicly
expressing
views
on
matters
which
were
the
subject
of
political
controversy."
"Ex-monarchs
are
wise
to
be
silent,"
he
adds,
speaking
of
articles
written
later
by
the
Duke
of
Windsor
piii.-
UNITED
NATIONS,
N.Y.
The
world's
population
will
rise
by
1,500,000.000
persons
in
the
next
30
years,
with
dubious
prospect
of
world
production
to
support
such
an
increase.
United
Nations
experts
say.
In
a
400-page
report
on
popu
f
"ii
'
tmrnittfr
.
s
'
jWrf-fir
"
--
i
i
ii
"
i
r
Suburban
Shops
Pose
No
Threat
To
City
Centres
TORONTO
f
The
.suburban
.shopping
centre
has
its
place-,
but
It
ts
non.sen.se
to
suggest
that
it
will
slipplant
downtown
areas
in
the
foreseeable
future,
Morgan
Reld.
Assistant'
vice
president,
retail
of
Simpsons-Scar,
lation,
the
UN
forecasts
that
rising
birth
rates
and
lowered
death
rates
may
increase
the
THIS
TWO-VKAK-OM
Kitchener,
Out.,
girl
has
trouble
keeping
up
with
the
art
of
growing
up.
While
copying
mommy
with
high-heeled
shoes
and
lip
stick,
her
dignity
slipped.
present
figure
or
2,500,000.000
to
,
my
factor
j
'
,,,
,,1
I
he
moment
i
,!!
iiiiii'e
clearly
j
,
in
i,
ason,"
he
!
.,,.1
1
n
1
1
1,
will
;
',,,,1,.
1
.
Inic
the
end
1
1.
hi
mil
much
'
,,
,
h
v.
'.'-en
dc-r
,1
i.sii
;
by
cold
1
work
lik"Iy
-
j.i.-
within
a
-;y
ih
it
till'
j,,
...
S
pi.iii
to
rontin-1
In-
;
:.!
ac-
;
v.
ii-ii
Canada
;,,"lli,'",
llll
.llf'is
Of
!')
ihiii
uf
oats
and
Group
of
"Rookie
Products
Boosts
British
Export
List
t
W
V
TASTGS
scram)
4.000,000,000
in
a
generation.
And
!
while
the
potential
exists
to
sus-
,
tain
such
an
Increase,
the
re-
j
port
finds
"ignorance,
greed,
1
strife,
superstition
and
blind
ad-
j
herence
to
tradition"
will
pre-
vent
mankind
from
accomplishing
works
that
are
In
his
power.
Production
of
the
necessities
of
life
will
not
keep
pace
with
the
expansion
of
population,
and
llv-ino-
standards
will
be
denressed.
Ltd.,
says.
He
advised
retailers,
In
an
address
to
the
annual
conference
of
the
Canadian
Retail
Federation,
to
examine
whether
pro-
war.
Track-laying
tractors,
oil-drilling
machinery
and
air-con-
Genuine
Leather'
HAND
BAGS
dilioning
equipment
tall
Into
this
bracket.
LONDON
CI
.
A
bunch
ol
"rookie"'
products,
few
of
them
more
than
20
years
old,
is
bringing
vital
strength
to
Britain's
team
of
export
goods.
The
newcomers,
discovered
or
commercially
developed
during
and
after
the
war,
range
from
penicillin
and
plastics
to
diescls
Tho.se
exported
regularly
In,
5,3
the
report
which
was
ln
nwi
EUEQ
pre-war
years,
but
which
have
had
exceptionally
rapid
expan
in
Clack
Brown,
preparation
several
years.
The
report
finds
that
the
highest
fertility
rates
are
in
the
or
Navy
sion
since.
These
include
elec
dway
Cafe
tric
refrigerators,
plastics
audi
r
inrf.riai
rio
Golden
'i?'"
petroleum
products.
velopment.
Medical
advances
Those
hose
discovery
,
over
the
last
few
years
are
re-
w
m-spJ
new
developments
are;
based
on
retail
experience,
or
J
are
promotional
el
torts
whera
i
and
has
no
profitable
alternate
j
use.
I
"It
is
not
possible,"
he
saia,
'
"to
sues
how
many
of
the
shopping
centres
now
on
drawing
Kia
'd.s
will
actually
come
lno
reality
and
be
successful,
but
I
:
should
be
very
surprised
if
more
:
than
one
out
of
10
are
really
jiHtiflablc.
1
'
As
with
ether
new
Ideas
of
i
undoubted
but
limited
merit,
the
shopping
centre
has
been
defin-(ely
over-sold.'"
STILL
CO
DOWNTOWN
The
same
survey
showed
that
consumers
In
suburban
areas
up
to
15
miles
"away
from
the
hub
rnde
50
p?r
cent
ol
their
pm-
and
determents.
Last
year
they
earned
283.300,000
or
11.2
per
.-ent
of
all
t'nitrrj
Kingdom
exports.
The
ftnid
of
trade,
which
has
Just
Issued
a
progress
report
on
the
new
exports,
lumps,
them
Into
three
groups.
riatei
from
the
war
years.
This
is
I
fleeted
in
the
gradual
extension
the
biggest
group
and
includes
j
of
life
expectancy,
even
in
under-many
types
of
electronic
equlp-i
developed
areas,
"
ment.
j
'
Suggested
steps
toward
a
solu-
TV
EXPORTS
SPIRAL
tlon
are
easinS
01
restrictions
in
.
,
,
,.,!,
i
International
trade
and
migrate
board
cues
from
this
la,c
countries
in
7Z
J?e-.?lm
i,
.-''I0".
:
mrger
economic
units,
and
inten-
At
Only
55.95
$6.95
or
Trios;-,
exported
in
only
negligible
quantities
before
the
Pacific
i
Z
VK'slficaMon
of
International
co-
...
.
'i.l
equipment.
Sales
of
r
these
..
l.vw-i1,
inmnM
f'om
r2.300.000
Perauon-
'
OF
FOOD
OF
COOKING
Kl
01
I
(1KIII
US
hone
200
ln
1948
to
10,100.000
last
year.
Breeders
Swing
Fur
Fashions
television
equipment
earnings
Uso
yprini.'d
from
55.000
to
'.12
C1
n
the
sai'
period.
E-.'.ui".
ile'
of
cO'-'hW
hr-
Family
Shoe
Store
,
Dutch
Children
Honor
War
Dead
To
"Long
Hairs
'
rs'er
-
threshers
climbed
bv
LIMITED
WfJTfM
CANAUS
U2CEJT
SIUIM6
IVAP0KATID
MILK
.;
me
than
tl.OPO.000
Irom
1951
U
:
wml
lc
Phone
357:
638
Third
Ave.
W.
LONDON
r--A
move
made
rc-
1933
The
world
market
for
this
,,'r"J,,r''
im.
-
:ently
by
Canadian
fur
breeders'
product
has
traditionally
'
b-wn
eflomis
w-jk
encn
grave
oi
m,
ceim
to
be
swinging
fur
fashion
I
rMminated
bv
Canada
and
the
Canadian
military
cemetery
here,
!
1-200
school
children
today
plac-
,
lavor
C
v
-'uiuu
sicns.
United
States.
.
.....
I
t,.ii
ih,
oiihrm..!-,
mnn.irn...
'
P
'Tn
honour's
of
daffodils.
iff
ill
chascs
downtown.
Mr.
Reid
said
purchases
b
categories
showed
the
following
own.
own
percentages:
Fur
coats
54;
Jewelry
63;
chtna
ir.d
g!asswear
57;
slice
-and
pillow
cases
57;
furniture
56.
In
the
15
to
35
mile
limit,
V
to
21
per
cent
of
rheppers
dr
peiidlrr
on
Hie
mcrchandis
went
downtown.
Downtown
arcas,
however,
i'
they
were
to
maintain
and
increase
their
position,
must
study
the
need
for
Improved
transportation
and
beter
parking
Ml'
.rr'i.'i
.-iiijih:;
I
i
rre
in
-
1
.
ii
amie
of
Britain'-
"Top
12,"M""ed
bv
several
othrs
coun-who
accordingly
lured
Cana-j
tries,
including
Canada,
h
.s
jian
silver
fox
in
.spring
and
I
"""""d
V
in
six
years
to
summer
couture
styles.
Now
Lo
i-
!
4,455.000.
Export
of
other
anti-rinn's
b
fur
traders
are
showin
'
birti-s
have
also
crown
and
sire
thrt
indicate
a
giadu
il
amnion
wing
lowa::ls
Ion.
ei-li.iini
WirHtiis
were
placed
at
th
:
ernes
of
remembrance
bv
Onee'i
J
illan-.'s
-"idc.
Vice-Admiral
Ro"t
"n
Tonnin"en:
th"
.
Onirlinv.
'h"Trc
(I'lff-iirrs.
Paul
Twan-gi'ry
find
Autnl'o's
ambissa-rvr
Allied
Stirling
on
behalf
if
th-
diplomatic
porps.
Conimenuirating
the
C
nudian
soldiers
who
were
killed
in
Ihi
S
rond
World
War,
Rev.
A.
C.
Austen,
a
Canadi
in
chaplain,
al-sr.
saiu
prayers
for
the
sueces.-r.t
th?
Geneva
conference.
Korean
Pilots
In
Minority
7fo
'j,pum
as
.me
aa
liii.c
ji
wilt-
cillin
despite
strong
competition
from
the
United
States,
which
enjoys
the
major
share
,
of
-ho
world
market.
Synthetic
determents
have
joined
the
export
trade
.since
1945
and
last
year
they
brought
in
2.597.000.
Britain
has
olfj
become
the
largest
exporter
of
prefabricated
buildings
and
their
export
value
climbed
to
3,815,-000
in
1953.
pelts.
In
the
last
decade
with
the
cv
eeptii;n
of
lynx,
up-to-date
anJ
rasliionable
fur
cnsmWrs
hvt
been
short-haired
styles
rang-,
ii.ai
o
c
io'ir
beaver
lamb.
Even
this
spring
.pru
mi-
;a-liuiis
r.cl-.Je
wihilbreaker
in
bl-ick
moleskl.i
r(.,;,-,,i
.vooi
1)Cek
ine,
culf.
and
waisl'oan;!.
I
'it
"1
1
"
!
I
I
SWEATERS
DALKEITH
FAST
RELIEF
FOR
RliEUIC
PAII1
Imported
from
England,
made
by
world-renowned
manufacturers.
"All
full-fashioned
garments.
Fast
dvc.
Shrink-resistant.
.
,1
'
'
hi1
i
1
,v
i-
!
tp4
i
-
1
iti
i-
!r
i
!
V-
EVGX
Short
Sleeve
s
"T
r
c
Long
Slocvc
$8.95
Pullover
J
Pullover
Cardigans
59.95
Says
Ex-Flyer
!
SAN
FKAVCISCO
There
were
more
Russian
than
North
K
r-an
pi'.ots
tying
tor
the
Com-rnnnls's
In
the
Kurenn
war.
Noil
Kum
Sok
22.
told
reporters
when
Iv'lr-iiclrd
in
the
United
Stales
ill'
week
He
is
th:-
former
North
Korean
fl
'.liter
pilot
who
got
$100,000
Tor
turning
a
MiO-I3
Jet
plane
over
t,i
America.
authorities.
Hie
sohor-fared
uiuiig
ma.i
wu.s
met.
at
the
airport
hy
K
r-enn
consul
Gen.
Young
Hun
CIuhi
nnil
his
wile,
waving
Suiii.i
iviri-iiii
Ha
-s.
lie
shrunk
visible
as
he
came
down
the
sU'ps
of
the
plane
fiom
Manila
to
face
n
lvii'rrv
-r
populii!'
flashlmli-.s
and
television
fliKxlllght.s.
Noh
will
leave
for
Wa.shint'in
onighl.
ii-
is
going
lo
the
Uiu-
y-9
"
-I-
i1
LADIES'
SLIPS
Nylon
trimmed
and
tailored
styles.
O
Ravon
crepe
trimmed
and
tailored
styles.
I
lm
a
JvcriiMintni
is
not
pullishcU
or
ilisplayt..!
by
the
Ltquor
Oniirnl
Boanl
or
h
the
ocrnmeni
of
Hnliill
Cutumbt
However,
the
b?e-t
thr.i"
MM
honey-ro'.orcd
lamb
sports
a
xt
?i
r
ort
"f
wolf
just
right
f-r
skiing
parties.
A
fur
iii
ni,
tva'.'R
.nnd
W"l!.-iin
to
i''n
a
fur
sinre
in
Montreal,
featured
ft'ilo
f""
v'",
inj
wear
combining
white
fox
tiii
h
mink.
One
of
the
o"'-ti'ii(liH
Ci"rili;iii
fox
dej-lns
shown
at
the
routine.
riis-p
ay
wns
a
cream
linen
waisi-;lcr:'h
rnpc
like
two
hirte
cif-i
with
fox.
i-nliir
-dlhir."
liimmed
!
Tied
at
-lie
m'"k
with
a
bo.v,
I
p
.,!..
rx-inscd
nec.l;line
In
a
fur
.luw
at
a
select
west
end
tlrpurlment
stoic,
short
fui
1
j.icki'ts
attnic'rd
much
atlen-il.m.
A
Chino-e
1'inib
n,i,,i
1
'nx
ruff-
eavc
sumnier
warmth
'o
dark
li
"ions.
Noto
Stamps
ANKAR
(CP)
-
Tlv-
Turkish
post
office
issued
thro
new
ws'ii""
stninns
romnirinoratin';
Mic
fifth
nnnivors'TV
of
th-
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