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Prince
Rupert
Daily
Wews
As
I
See
It
Wednesday,
July
8,
1953
t
i
Scientists
Now
Can
Track
Tornado
in
Sky
STILLWATER,
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J.
F
MaOuH,
resident
H.
G.
PERRT.
Vice-President
more
U.S.
scientist
says
tornadoes
now
j
can
be
Identified
and
tracked
riL
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per
year.
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class
mail
by
the
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Office
Department,
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Consider
the
Candidates
v
10
DOL'RT
there
are
many
important
things
ing
the
twisters,
developed
by
Dr
ill.
L.
Jones
of
Oklahoma
College,
now
can
be
brought
out
of
the
i
laboratory
and
used
to
warn
I
those
in
the
path
of
the
onrush-:inn
tornadoes.
'I
THE
TIT.
HON
LOU
-
J
'J
I
For
six
years,
Jones
has
ex-
ST.
LAURENT
seem?
to
me
a
far
more
tower
N
happening
around
the
world
that
are
worth
iperimented
to
prove
his
theory
that
tornadoes
radiate
a
type
of
i
f.
ing
figure
than
the'
r
X
1
I
"Uncle
Louis"
election)
legem!
make
him
out
to!
i
be.
"Uncle
Louis"
may
stand
In
many
minds
for
the
kind
of
welfare
stat
that
the
Liberal
ad
BLAZING
TREES
with
paint
instead
of
an
axe
is
siniph!,,
controlled
tiee-cutting
opcratlor.s
In
Car.aciiar.
for-r.-;.;-palnt
is
a
highly
visible
brilliant
yellow
developed
by
Caiwi,.
Industries
Limited
specifically
for
tree
marking.
Trees
for
iiti
are
marked
at
about
eye
level
and
at
the
base
of
the
trunk.
T!
scene
Is
at
the
Harrington
forest
farm
of
the
Canadian
li-u
national
Paper
Company
near
Orenvllle,
Que.,
where
work
done
to
aid
woodlot
owners
on
the
management
of
their
sl;;
on
a
sustained
yield
basis.
electrical
charge
that
makes
them
different
from
other
storms.
In
a
report
made
public
today
Jones
said
the
states,
federal
government
or
private
business
could
finance
tracking
stutiftiu
which
could
spot
the
tornadoes
as
they
develop
and
plot
their
courses
so
towns
in
their
paths
could
be
warned.
He
estimates
a
station
and
its
equipment
would
cost
about
$300,000.
Six
men
would
lie
needed
to
man
each
station.
Jones
has
not
had
time
to
determine
how
many
stations
would
be
needed
to
make
the
ministration
lias
established
i
-Tl
l
:
I
.If"
'
j
social
welfare
wilhuut
sot-inton.
:
Nc
doubt
there
is
more
of
it
U)
come.
I
But
as
I
see
it,
that
is
the
smallest
part
uf
what
gives
the
present
prime
minister
the
hold
,
irofound
comment
but
mid-summer
is
a
difficult
ime
to
think
about
them.
It
is
much
easier
instead
"
6
contemplate
the
vacation
just
ahead
or
just
ithiiid,
preferably
the
former.
Sitting
in
an
editorial
chair,
one
realizes
that
nany
others
are
thinking
the
same
thing.
The
nflow
of
mail
dwindles
to
a
desultory
trickle.
The
.
ig
promotion
ideas,
the
campaigns,
the
handouts
,
.nd
the
advice,
free
or
chargeable,
become
so
...
earce
that
the
surface
of
the
desk
often
becomes
isible.
The
people
with
all
the
tremendous
thoughts
lave
forgotten
them
for
the
time
being
and
become
"just
as
human
as
anyone
else
as
they
stare
gloomily
from
an
office
window
or
loaf
luxuriously
where
the
sky
i.s
open
and
the
air
sweet.
The
exceptions
during
this
particular
summer,
of
course,
are
those
who
have
been
guiding
the
affairs
of
our
country,
or
are
seeking
to
do
so.
he
lias
on
the
af
fet'lion
of
!
I
I
I
!
warning
system
effective.
How
Canadians.
j
There
lie
stands,
in
the
f!eh,
the
very
living
pruuf
that
the
great
Canadian
dream
is
coming
true.
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeoc
One
of
the
features
of
the
cur-'
yardstick
does
one
measua-ii
rent
election
campaign
In
respect
lis
indifference
and
spy
to
which
veteran
Parliament
Hill
That's
the
prubletn
f.iciii!
,
political
observers
are
In
unanl-
tical
observer?
on
Parliii
mous
agreement
is
its
listless-,
Hill
the.s
days.
And
they'n.
ness.
i
no
meai.s
certain
that
tii
;,
k
For
lack
of
dramatic
Incident
the
answer,
and
general
apathy
It
is
conceded
The
politicians
themsc'.v
Kenerally
in
the
Capital
that
;
n
a
simiiar
dilemma
t:i
L',e
;
he
present
contest
has
had
no
ti-al
writers.
Never
,
rival
from
the
days
of
Conleder-;
they
hu.l
to
assess
a
situatl-.:
ation.
!
apparently
dominated
bv
a
That
is
taking
in
a
lot
of
ter-
..
rn.o
Tht
pr-
u
ever,
rouirh
guesses
range
from
50
I
to
100.
The
effective
range
of
a
Istation
is
decided
by
one
of
its
I
instruments,
radar,
which
has
a
.normal
radius
of
130
miles.
The
system
devised
by
Jones
'and
his
staff
of
the
Oklahoma
j
Institute
of
Technology
relies
on
i
radar,
direction-findlni?
appara-!
tus,
oseiloseope
and
other
electronic
devices.
WHAT
IS
the
great
Canadian
dream?
Surely
that
this
young
nation,
YOl'KG
ETHIOPIANS
are
being
trained
by
the
International
Civil
Aviation
Organization
'ICAOi
to
man
Ethiopia's
airlines.
Muiler
Nielsen,
Panish
member
of
an
ICAO
aircraft
maintenance
team,
supervises
a
student
in
a
workshop
school
in
Addis
Ababa.
Other
ICAO
teams
train
newcomers
as
radio
operators
and
weathermen.
composed
in
the
main
of
two
Under
a
July
sun
it
is
hard
to
believe
that
men
and
race
wnirn
ere
Europe's
bit-
.
r
t
.
terest
and
mast
prolonged
ene-
mies,
are
no
longer
living
to-geUier
in
Canada
in
the
uneasy
state
which
Andre
Siegfried
called
"modus
Vivendi
without
cordiality."
Year
by
year
there
is
more
trust
and
more
cordiality
between
the
French
and
Enelish
Victoria
Report
j
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nesbitr
ray...
Reflects
and
Reminisces
ritory.
But
there
are
still
a
few
oeorye
Drew
has
failed
ti
;
individuals
in
thee
parts
who
tnp
uoiuit-al
heather
!
1:
retain
memories
of
the
political'
admitted
even
in
his
owjL
battles
waged
in
the
days
of
circles.
On
the
other
hamM
Macdunald,
Laurier
and
Borden.
Liberals
concede
that,
lof
v
sDeakine
sections
of
this
twe-
Few
political
leaders
In
our
silenced
this
finest
political
race
nation.
Year
by
year
thrr
re
i
history
have
had
the
astonish-1
speaker
in
B.C.
yes,
the
very
is
better
feeling
between
the
i
ing
success
of
Premier
W.
A.
C.
finest,
even
if
you
can
t
agree
They
agree
that
in
comparison
0f
f)me
better
issue
with
"
ith
those
duels
of
the
post,
the
to
concern
themselves,
i
he
There
.is
little
pain
attached
j
"-"l
campaign
is
just
shadow-
JM
arP
far
from
lnclif
fcfe.-f.
n
rivini.
rinrtnr
are
renorted
to
,
boxing.
Bl
least
three
p.ilnts
in
Xtte
Catholic,
Protestant,
Jewish
and
'Bennett.
Results
of
the
June
9
v.ith
what
he
says.
There
he
sat,
other
sections
of
the
population,
i
election
ar
a
tremendous
trl-
mutely,
in
the
shadows,
while
vMr
hv
Mf,ar
th
different
cul-
i
bute
to
him
and
his
Social
Credl-
others
spoke,
and
if
they
wore.
tures
in
Canada
tend
to
blend
ters.
There's
no
other
way
of
good.
Herb
Anscomb
could
have
i
h
ave
HlsJ,0vered
.Most
people
die
!
Tne
main
"''f'-rehce
which
io-point
platform.
Those
,M
Aumeri
ftrru!i
i
unaua
are
lighting
tor
ineir
pouu-;al
lives.
Yet
the
truth
is
that
an
election
campaign
s
in
progress
which
is
as
important
as
any
in
Canadian
history.
.
Some
predict
that
those
elected
will
reflect
the
nood
of
the
people
at
such
a
time
and
that
they
vill
be
the
politicians
who
can
perform
best
on
the
oaseball
diamond
or
put
on
a
good
show
at
a
picnic,
'.Ve
hope
this
will
not
be
necessarily
so.
A
good
n'tching
arm
or
skill
at
organizing
egg-and-spoon
.vKces
is
not
a
substantia
qualification
when
affairs
-
if
state
are
being
discussed.
,
A
more
optimistic
view
is
that
the
summer
lull
.Vill
give
us
a
better
chance
to
concentrate
on
what
:he
various
candidates
.are
talking
about.
In
any
ase,
it
promises
to
be
a
season
of
considerable
heat,
(-jitical
and
meteorological.
There
should
be
no
J
learth
of
conversation
about
the
climate
in
either
;
respect.
better
together,
as
tne
various
'
looking
at
it.
There's
no
use
been
far.
far
better
and
this
in-
(
,
te
.
unconsciousness.
'"
.cnn
in
the
current
ira-
arP
iiKler
Drew's
promt.
saying
they
sneaked
in;
that
the
eludes
polished
political
orator
We
would
uke
thlnk
;cas
from
those
of
by-gone
days
half-billion
dollar
cut
in
nr:
i
is
the
absence
of
any
vital
lisue
m-
j,l
stand
aainst
Cwim,.
between
the
two
main
contend-
ism,
ad
,j.s
utomi.se
if
a
t
colors
do
in
the
maple
leaf
in
the
woods
of
Quebec
and
Ontario.
Each
little
patch
has
its
own
identity,
but
all
together
add
up
wnole
movement
s
just
a
flash
in
Lfrew
nimsen.
wiiai
a
suaiue.)
the
pan.
Its
none
of
these,
and
all
because
Herb
Anscomb)
things.
Social
Creditors
didn't
l-s
a
Conservative.
i
Not
all
wives
nag.
Some
have
their
husbands
trained.
Brandon
Sun.
in
parties
Tiie
difference
be-
lJpaj
t()
the
munirlp.tlilirt
tween
the
Uberab
and
the
Pro-
their
taxation
problem,
gressive
Conservatives
in
the
to
something
even
as
inspiring
sneak
in,
they
were
elected
by!
Deane
Flnlayson,
dereated
B.C.
j
to
every
true
Canadian
as
are
to
I
more
people
thanever
elcted
a
Conservative
leader,
was
on
the
i
.
.
,
.
v.
.v..
.
i-.
;
.
,
i
.
n
r
n.v,.,
,i
KcfvA.
t
k
n
nlhifnrm
too.
He's
a
nlea.sant
i
Parliament
H.il
shamrock,
or
the
"lilies
of
the
;
movement
is
no
longer
a
flash
in
yU''-g
man,
and
everyone
but
the
Hefting
Dominion
uay
across
tne
a
multitude
01
present
instance,
veteran
puli-tlcal
observers
argue,
is
b:usic-al!y
the
difference
between
the
"Ins"
and
the
"outs,"
and
nothing
more.
fiM-m,tir,r,ort
hu
th
r.roi.
!
the
nan-if
here
in
onvornmen
lmrjersonal
voters
likes
him.
,
ooraer
gave
Chairman
Haldane.
introducing
Yanks
a
wnaie
or
a
kick,
i
ney
aree
that
none
of
these
p-iii
assumes
the
proportions
vf
('rusaile,
any
more
than
da
aJ
them
combined.
The
nurs!i.
est
Teacher
of
all.
'
fur
eight
or
10
years.
Only
sour
cherry
In
the
beau-'
"r;
nlayson.
said:
"Perhaps
saia
so,
memseives.
iney
were
going
to
witness
a
lot
of
some-
t
iino
n-miT
iqac
u
.
.
.......
ftps
not
)tn
well
Known
tn
vol
i
M
...
.0
w.c
...
lllm,
oeauuiui
social
wean
pie
"-;
"
,
.
.
'm;
thine
different
on
the
Fourth
in
the
abseure
f
n
Assuming
that
there
Ls
some
vear
as
the
treat
Sir
Wilfrid
if
Oalr
Rv
i'h
the
Minttr
nun,
uuv
.
i
.
icw
jiui.i
wu
win
)
l
eui
cm.siuu,4
i-.-mi,
in.)
I
considerable
element
of
,truth
Laurier
to
after
the
Know
him
as
tne
Prime
Minlster
same
power
0f
Finance.
Mr.
Ounderson.
lost
verv
Ion?
Conservative
rule.
The
t
t
ihorai
p
a
nihh.
Mr
nc.
;
of
BriUsh
Columbia.
Well,
now,
KISSING
IN
COURT
1
,
in
thU
diannU
th
ouestlon
dually
effective
for
v.
Kissing
the
Bible
before
test!-
that
arises
immediately
is:
'
purposes?
1m
uiircruir.tr
history
books
show
that
Laurier
,
nett
wants
Mr.
Gunderson
to
there's
optimism
for
you.
fying
in
court
will
be
discon-
j
Which
party
stands
to
benedit'
Mi
'lnl
ls
lrv-""n-
m'"
Young
Mr.
Finlayson
blinked
came
into
office
when
this
coun
cHl-line
parties.
It
may
yet
tinued
In
British
Columbia
if,
from
such
a
situation?
Where
j
New
Type
Artificial
limb
Claimed
j
Closest
Ever
Made
To
Real
Thing
at
this,
and
was
no
doubt
astonished.
Then,
his
hones
soar-
continue
as
Minister
of
Finance.
He
no
doubt
will
do
so.
There's
no
rule
to
say
a
cabinet
minister
must
also
be
an
MLA.
It
is
cus
the
Canadian
Bar
Association
:
the
voters
arent
particularly
.""It
the
present
conM
real
of
ne.vu
a
war
is
their
in-imlns
inffmore.
he
said,
and
Quite
mod-I
has
its
way.
Abolition
of
Bible
;
aroused
elther.wav
er.way,
esUy:
"I
would
be
hesitant
to
kissing
Is
high
time.
The
same
;
dif
iPrenfe
aK,it
putting
a
new'
fl,re
11
u
0VPr-
tomary,
of
course,
but
a
man
can
.
.
.
,J
;
..
,
.
i
I
iMir.Mii'u
pan
hn
cprVfrl
11ir
nnnr
i
.
1
1
.
,
,
i
try
was
on
the
verge
of
a
wide
open
split,
on
a
most
dangerous
issue
in
a
two-race,
two-language,
two-religion
country
like
Canada.
Laurier
dissolved
that
dynamite-loaded
crisis
by
something
fat
more
important
than
a
documentan
approach
which
he
alnno
in
the
rnhlnet
hllt
n.anc
anjr
ijicu.tiiuii,
uui
n.iuw
l
""-
-
pariy
ill
power
unset
uy
llli-l.
enrrv
carry
in
tne
cabinet.
Out
s
.
along
.
,
.
.
xl
.
,
.
.,
,.,,
riWlnu
nersnnnl
Infection.
How
,
i.
.u
KUhitlN,
Austria
i
Reutersi
closely
the
mechanism
and
shape
3ntish
and
United
States
surgi-
of
the
human
leg.
The
thigh
and
:a)
experts
are
studying
a
type
of
:
calf
pieces
are
held
together
only
..irtificial
limb
manufactured
here
;
by
tough
flexible
bands.
iiiutcu
icci
in
iiij
wt
ia
viia
i
'
--II
-
iiiv;n
it
i
t
in
u
n
f
uu
i
r-v
ui
1111
ik
nit
cannot
take
a
seat
in
the
House.
it
will
be
In
due
timer
many
pairs
01
lips,
pure
ana
u;u.ty
Whkh
has
been
impure,
diseased
and
healthy,
ie
reins
of
office?
The
Premier
doubtless
knows
t
holding
by
what
it
would
be
unpopular
with
the
foul
or
otherwise
kick
around
Or,
in
other
words,
vnicn
is
caunea
to
be
tne
clos-
!
A
unique
feature
of
the
Striede
t
yet
to
the
real
thing.
limb
is
that
it
is
held
in
nlare
i
DUblic
to
have
a
Social
Credller
!
Russians
'Execute
The
inventor
Ls
small,
wirv'.nnlv
hv
th
m.iI.i
oti
icaUed
"sunny
way.
i
resign
his
seat
so
that
Mr
nnn-
Vitz
Striede.
who
beuan
makin
tho
miunt'i
rl,u
.h;i,
;.
Ar
I
grew
up,
I
saw
the
great
;
HFninn
rniiirt
run
Thi
hanwn.
dismal
looking
courtrooms
until
needed?
The
whole
business
is'
a
continued
threat
to
permanent
physical
security.
j
irtificial
limbs
at
Jena,
in
the
'inside
the
hollow
thigh
or
calf
!
urier
Mtion,
UU.
straight,
ed
twlee
last
year,
when
Mr.ijU
(!Arm3n
Dnlira
Ttman
merman
nrninn
province
nf
of
and
.-..
piece,
j
..
..
.
S
sllm'
m
With
'lh
his
nob
noble
'
face
and
I
r,
I
i
r,
till
HPimin
KfllirP
j
uunuciaun
uiiu
llui
lirjf-vjrn-
i
y
rvllllWIII
I
W
1
1
V
V
Saxony,
,
depending
on
the
point
atl
noved
his
plant
to
Austria
in
which
the
leg
has
been
amou-
wlllU?
halr
llke
p
,P26.
V2S.
In
In
1932
1932
he
he
beean
began
to
to
rie-
rie-
trt
taed.
vh
Each
hn
hnllnw
9iihm.ni
his
great,
great,
rugged
rugged
si
ilume.
I
saw
,
eral
Bonner
were
first
seated
Coffee
Import
Total
Rises
OTTAWA
CP
Canada
imported
97,597.900
pounds
0
coffee
last
year;
valued
at
$50,774.-
FORI)
1-lon
i:irr
Pickup
$2C50
successor
Sir.How
a
,iule
of
tnis
a!Cnr
llino
DJaIc
Borden.who
carried
the,
,
i
lOl
JUUC
KIOIS
The
Prince
Rupert
post
office
is
closed
on
Sundays.
That
Is,
all
of
It
which
means
postal
nwiil
IvkVos
Att
umll
nit
tha
uirlr.
!
,'elon
the
limb
he
now
is
maktne
1
mmi
i
mAt.
iiii..ii..
!
Hubert
srt
5iriH
v,
,.v..
iii...
uu,
iu
en-1
,
,
awful
lnnd
of
the
First
i
.
t
'
.1
1,
'.
'unique
na.i
Buugut
wj
inmate
sure
a
periect
lit.
There
are
noi
"
.
.
.
m
me
autumn
session
ui
mci
BERLIN
(APt
The
West
Ber-ejs
And
we
always
looked
to
belts.
nui.u
I
Legislature,
the
Premier
could
1
mind:
1
j
shoulder
straps
or
bind-
lin
Meighen
in
action,
with
his
have
twQ
or
lnree
extra
seat3
newspaper
eiegrai
sam
to;
Mondav
with
mucn
anticipn-
turrent
Issue
of
ings.
In
like
a
razor
ana
,
tongue
iikc
u
,
added
Xopter
Proving
other
types
of
artificial
to
B.C.-s
48-and
could
d
48
Communist
German
"peo-
tlon.
This
was
watching
anxious
j
F,"
800.
pl"f
says
Trade
the
by-elections
nu.o
"
eTinno
in
i
t
the
n
a
"
rtir
xtnrffSJ
'
f
iaJe
been
-'
"uted
1
i,,i
fok
i
read
vo'iri
lM
inn
nouru
newSi
after
onor
tn
the
''f1,
Tne
xeaerai
'rl
lash.
I
saw
Benneu,
wno
goi
inauo
.
!
TJT-rZ'ir.'t.if
limbs,
tlv
slump
muselj..
.".r'!1?
having
50
MI.TKOK
Sedan..
$1
545!
50
PKI
I
KC
T
Sedan
...
$83!
'47
I
OKI)
Sedan,
I
Special
,
$99)
50
MONARCH
Convertible
$255i
'51
riYMOl'TII
f
1
ri
1
wnrbiflmetban
r-oyed,
,r-
u
.vT",
T
7
Iby
'"Russian
"fifing
sauafr--l
eLZ
Z.rC."
trade
department
liah
lO
ArtHltlrth"
P,l"e
in
wurnf.-
and
n.
of
p-
course
we
we
af,
all
saw
w
Kin
King,
T
-
,!.
h
"
rm.ifi
i
'"8
1
-dtejhevin
"di-beyins
orde
ors
and
and
rlstin?
nuistinrf
Z""""';
"K
I
publication
notes
that,
at
the
aluable
Addiil(
.....v,w
.
n
V9
easily
get
,ng
of
things
House
ltne
Retl
Army''
during
the
June
IU1UUUIU
MUUII1U1I
!
in
the
Striede
limbs
the
mi,.i
iwho-
in
.my.
estimate,
wl
1
go
Mr-
Ounderson
mto
the
e
turn
nf
the
century
only
3.800,.
000
pounds
of
coffee
was
tm
17
workers
revolt
in
East
Ger
ithm..h
hi..u
kZT"
'
down
in
history
as
one
01
tne
of
about
of'
Mr
Oibbs
has
democrats
f
,
"
"-"-
ported,
with
a
value
eral
election
time,
but
already
$405,000.
,nK
hTrh.
r.;
"
'
I
greatest,
truest
2-lm.r
$170"
fo
Northern
Fleets
EDMONTON
tR
The
hellcop-
1,.
...iu
it.,
nu:i:..
1.
,
lour
times.
j
usually
only
about
two
or
three
1
But
the
greatest
of
them
alt
tnrv
He's
a
Btant-klller
If
ever
b"--
.:.--
nnnougn
you
a
scarce
susoeci
tterewas
oneg
He
hasno
know
a
little
about
how
weexs
training
Ls
needed
before
W
I
In
1952,
Canadians"
used
about
I
seven
pounds
of
coffee
per
per-json,
compared
with
3:,4
pounds
Just
before
the
war.
can
a
ieiiow
a
bore.
vwm
iu
uuiniy
iu
Hang
1110-
"
miwu
tu
x
believe,
Deneve,
ls
is
Louis
imuis
St.
01.
Laurent.
Luirui.
I
,
,
j
flf
K
i
"
rr
man
"..
any
"j
previous
i"c.iuua
estimate
coi.iii.atc
01
uiio
,
Lonless
in
mid-aid
or
land
in
a
tne
Parent
U
able
to
use
theFor
he
sureiy
has
just
had
his
lwo
w"
.
ltne
"umber
of
police
executions..
lny
space,
Is
proving
a
valuable
;
ntump
muscles
to
hold
on
to
the
;
political
opponents
pay
him
the
BACK
TO
16
Bob
Parker
ltd
SKKVH'E
STATION
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
M.
liltlflK
at
SKCOND
AH-
ilV
rfhT.
uTh7.
ZiZRetu
rePrts
have
confirmed
derson
this
year.
He
has
beaten
the
Red
German
,
tnu
vui
i.jv
i
1
11
11
l
1
ij
t
1
viiiiir
'
The
Prairie
provinces
are
j
Ecm,,..,,,
capital
rlt
f)f
blossoming
with
color
u
stam-
!
Scotland,
has
a
municipal
of
71
pedes
and
exhibitions
this
sum-
hipmhers
ao'tion
to
northern
bush
plane
mcm
ie.
iiiereaimr
tne
ei-
greatest
compliment
that
was
leets.
I
fort
needed
to
hold
on
to
the;ever
paui
to
a
Prime
Minister
Manager
Thomas
P.
Fox
of
:"rab
ilh
the
stump
muscles
isjrUnning
for
re-election.
Usociated
Airways
Ltd.,
which
;s!i8ht.
Yet
when
the
wearer
re-1
Even
the
Tory
front
benchers
las
three
'copters
based
here,
,
'axe
the
muscles,
the
imb
can
are
now
trying
to
get
him
to
proved
in
the
uprising
that
the
Russians
could
not
rely
upon
4
hem
against
their
own
people.
They
often
refused
to
fire
on
i
mer,
but
this
isn
t
ail
by
a
ue
tasen
011
wiinoui
any
trouble
pledge
himself
that
he
won't,
quit
f,
-
ioters
and
sometimes
even
joined
the
rebels.
Some
500
have
To
show
the
manoeuvrability
before
another
full
term
in
darnslte.
The
northwest
ls
a
historic
land,
and
there
will
be
commemorated,
old
Fort
Bat-tleford,
established
by
the
North
West
Mounted
Police
In
1876
of
the
Striede
limb,
one
patient
office.
Mr.
Anscomb
last
year,
Deane
Finlayson
this
year.
Thus,
diminutive
Mr.
Gibbs
is
ft
man
of
vast
political
accomplishment.
This
column
has
mentioned
before
the
extraordinarily
methodical
way
the
public.
has
been
eliminating
Liberal
and
Conservative
parties.
In
the
1952
election
four
Conservatives
were
elected,
and
six
Liberals..
This
year,
one
Conservative
and
four
Liberals.
Thus,
the
determina
fled
to
West
Berlin
in
the
last
month.
Demonstrations
in
-front
of
Stone
gates
will
be
erected,
and
empty
food
stores
were
reported
tne
park
8,lltably
dedicated.
The
ays
development
of
their
use
in
j
:he
northland
has
barely
started.
1
There
now
are
five
commercial
lelicopters
in
Alberta
on
geo-ogical
and
topographical
or
tim--r
surveys.
Fox
says
the
helicopter
will
not
replace
conventional
aircraft
n
the
near
future,
but
would
nake
unnecessary
many
trips
by
anoe
or
on
foot.
.
With
helicopters,
geologists
;an
reach
areas
previously
inaccessible.
Fox
recalled
one
engin
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
Pearson
Urges
Korean
Talks
ui
iiii..n,lMUi
Mat
v.ci-
west
ls
full
of
d,amatic
mem-many.
The
harvest,
which
began
orips
Do
not
pm)llt
Ulpm
t0
knelt
without
any
support,
bending
both
legs,
one
artificial,
the
other
her
own,
completely
double.
"You
never
have
the
impression
of
having
an
artificaial
leg,"
she
said.
"You
think
It
is
your
own
because
the
muscles
are
working."
The
cost
of
a
complete
Striede
leg
for
a
thigh
amputation
is
about
SI
12.
Patients
wearing
last
ween,
is
expecteu
to
ue
suin'run
to
seed.
pecause
so
many
experiencea
tion
would
appear
to
be
first
to
elmlnate
the
Conservatives,
then
the
Liberals.
This
year
the
Con
farmers
have
fled
to
the
West,
and
those
remaining
have
been
hampered
bv
Communist
red
tape
and
lack
of
equipment.
GORE
BAY,
Ont.
External
Affairs
Minister
Pearson,
president
of
the
United
Nations
general
assembly,
said
Monday
night
The
largest
limestone
quarry
in
Euroe
is
In
the
English
county
of
Derbyshire.
servatives
took
a
75
per
cent
cut
in
House
representation,
the
eer
who
said
he
accomplished
Rtriprif
limha
can
rid
a
hievele
Liberals
a
66
23
per
cent
out,
And,
if
Dr.
Giovando
should
flu-
riore
with
a
helicopter
and
crew
drtve
automobiles,
run
and
carry
n
six
weeks
last
year
than
three
!out
normai
occupation.
rrws
couiu
nave
clone
in
tnree
ears
by
ordinary
methods.
the
assembly
must
meet
eventually
to
disouss
the
Korean
situation.
Mr.
Pearson,
who
has
kept
in
close
touch
with
international
developments
while
campaigning
for
the
Aug.
10
federal
election,
told
a
Liberal
party
rally
in
this
Manltoulin
Island
com
RSATILE
MACHINE
Fishermen-
PHONE
644
FOR
COMPLETE
MARINE
ELECTRONIC
SERVICE
ally
lose
out
in
Nanalmo,
that'
the
end
of
the
Tories
In
the
B.C.
'
'
House.
I
went
to
a
meeting
here
for
Conservative
leader
George
Drew.
There
was
something
very
sad,
yet
very
grand,
about
the
people
who
sat
on
the
platform.
The
helicopter
has
many
uses.
Nehru
to
Meet
Pakistan
PM
ingineers
surveyed
a
200-mile
ilghway
route
in
northwest
Al-
munity
that
the
assembly
must
KETCHIKAN
WRANGELL
-
PETERSBURG
JUNEAU
And
Other
Alaska
Points
jjjjjj
m
im
Am
LINES
NEW
DELHI
(AP)
Of
f
icial
I
hold
the
session
to
discuss
ar.
jerta
in
ly2
days.
A
helicopter
vas
used
to
find
deposits
of
sand
Jid
gravel
in
the
Cold
Lake
area
or
the
RCAF's
new
airport
In
sources
said
today
the
Indian
armistice
in
Korea
if
one
is
prime
minister,
Jawaharial
Ne-
signed,
or
what
to
do
if
one
is
hru,
will
fly
to
Karachi
July
25;
not
signed.
He
mentioned
no
if
ever
a
a
platform
symijoiizea
political
defeat,
It
was.
that
platform
!ind
yet,
there
they
gat,
defiantly,
courageously;
no
deserting
of
the
sinking
ship
for
ON
.
.
.
Radio
Telephont
Auto
Pilots
Echo
Sounders
Direction
Finders
Jie
big
rocket
range
straddling
ATI.
4
..
C
.
I...
I
1
.
Aiberta-Saskatchewan
bor-
for
a
two-day
meeting
with
the
dates
lie
fer
Pakistan
prime
minister,
Mo-
ALSO
...
Authorized
Radar
Service
for
The.
meeting
would
be
"the
testing
time
of
our
unity
and
cooperation
in
tha
interests
of
world
peace."
Coastal
Steamships
them,
no
fleeing
vo
Kociai
credit
in
the
Tories'
hour
of
need.
Most
conspicious
among
the
defeated
ones
was
Herbert
Anscomb.
The
thought
flashed
through
this
reporter's
mind
that
what
a
sham
It
is
that
the
gamble
of
political
llf
have
hamed
All.
They
will
continue
discussions
begun
in
London
at
the
recent
Commonwealth
prime
ministers'
conference
in
an
attempt
to
solve
the
Kashmir
dispute
and
other
issues,
the
sources
said.
,
Before
it
is
used
really
extensively,
however,
it
will
have
to
be
her.
per
and
carry
a
heavier
load,
aid
Fox.
Mast
helicopters
now
.airy
only
about
one-third
as
mich
freight
as
a
plane
of
the
iam
price
can
handle.
RUPERT
RADIO
and
ELECTRIC
Mercury
Is
the
smallest
of
the
planets,
and
the
nearest
to
the
Phone
266
Office
Opposite
Post
Office
Prince
Rupert
Box
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