i
'
..
.
r
African
Krince
KuperT
Uoily
lNev
,,
Thursday,
May
1,
1952
Liberals
"Radical"
!
Newcomer
Impressed
!
By
Women's
Freedom
j
SASKATOON
CP
Canadian!
:
women
go
out
a
lot
more
without
tlwlr
husbands
than
do
Nether-j
land
women.
That's
one
of
the
i
Impressions
Rained
by
Mrs.
A.
A.
!
Srliryver
since
she
rmii;ratri
1
ability
,
-
X
.
X
X-Y
XW
'a
,v
w
Zs,v
;
v
4J
enina
.
.
Lure
SiiKKestion
Made
That
British
llcsijrnation
lie
Changed
Ey
ALAN
HARVEY
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
here
from
Holland
about
a
yvar
j
Tall,
-.lark
and
attractive
!
mother
of
three
boys,
Mrs.
'
LONDON
(CP)
A
proposal
that
Srhryvjr
thl
iks
Canadian
worn
P.T11UR
GAVSHON
WN
iAPt
-
Western
,
.
they
ure
begln-Z
that
deepening
,,s
trouhled
land
may
,hc
West'
plans
for
tost
defence
if
FRONT
YARD
FLOWERS
GIVE
BEAUTIFUL
FRAME
TO
HOUSE
Planting
about
a
house
should
coration
for
th?
house,
many
an-be
a
decoration,
carefully
plan-
nuals
are
suitable
for
cutting,
to
ned
to
enhanc-e
the
beauty
of
the
be
used
in
the
house.
-
x
s
MM
x.
zjf-
fn
have
much
more
spare
time
,
l
snoma
ca"
than
Ih-ir
counterparts
in
Z-
e,l
1
Party'.'
land.
'1
hey
go
to
more
tea
,
"""um
,e
Ulnl
assP'l))y
May
15-17.
parties,
belong
to
more
clubs
and
I
building,
completing
an
attrac-
j
Tne
fftshin
for
flower
in
the
!
spend
more
time
shopping
she!
The
resolution,
which
comes
s
watctuni;
f.
.
'
i
from
liberals
in
Salisbury.
Is
in
envov
in
contrast
sh.
Howrih..
fi,!not
like'y
to
receive
much
sup-
Duloh
women
as
home
bodies
!port'
allno"Bn
the
same
word
,,on
have
iiiiuii'""
!
governments
that,
If
i.s
iu
do
her
part
Put
defence,
she
first
more
Inclined
to
limit
their
social
i
crop'i
uiujjs
up
in
me
radical
program"
which
the
party
leader-
I
activities
to
mixed
functions.
her
nome-Biuw
i!u
m,
..
hink.
u
isnip
says
it
has
nrenared
fo-
T
T
'
'
"
.'Tj
,
y
-j''
J-
-
tive
picture
as
it
is
viewed
'
from
f
ront.
yarcl
k
spreadi-ig
rapidly,
the
street.
Ar
example
of
the"
effect
which
When
tall
trees
drwarf
the
they
produce
is
given
in
the
il-housf.
and
over-larg-e
shrubs
lustration.
The
line
where
house
and
evergreens
hide
H,
and
pre-
wall
meets
the
ground
is
planted
vent
the
occupants
from
seeing
with
a
border
of
zinnias
growing
out
of
the
windows,
the
planting
two
feet
tall,
bearing
single
has
not
achieved
its
purpos-e.
j
flowers
of
richly
varied
pink
and-
Only
low
growing
plants
should
yellow.
be
planted
in
front
of
low
hnmp;
1
py'pc
this
border
is
a
row
o
and
the
brightly
colored
annuals
dwarf
marigolds.
There
are
many
of
dwarf
habit
are
becoming
other
combinations
which
could
popular
as
the
most
suitable
be
used
ln
a
similar
way
to
pro-plants
for
this
purpose.
Their
duce
a
pleasing
effect,
in
har-
rnv.
which
has
jn"
the
assembly,
court
trywomtn
at
nome
are
more
j
union
s
wl
ite
and
tne
u.rosted
ln
nnlinK
s,-,wing
and
j
If
a
Radical
Liberal
is
a
left-wni(
h
liuve
lniiam-
,embroidcry
than
C
a
n
a
d
1
a
n
win8
Liberal,
the
Salisbury
pro-ffhites.
women.
"They
always
have'P01"'
would
perhaps
run
coun-
PRAIRIE
SAILORS
-Although
parts
of
vstern
Canada
have
been
plagued
by
severe
fiootu..
.lot
all
the
spring
run-oifs
are
regarded
as
misfortune.
Three
adventurous
boys
set
sail
for
parts
unknown
in
the
flooded
highway
ditch
south
of
Lethbridge,
Alta.
CP
PHOTO)
Ont.,
chairman
and
acting
agent
.
that
when
aggression
has
ceased
AIRPORT
EXPANSION
jui
U
coinmiuen
f
j
somctmng
on
the
Itct-Ules,"
mie'tcr
to
preaent
trends
within
the
rrd
troops
to
the
Mid-
:
sald.
,
parliamentary
Liberal
party.
Of
w;r
flares.
It
Is
also
j
Mrs
gchryver
believes
this
is
:
tne
tnree
members
who
met
de-n
supply
air,
land
and
,
lne
rPun
0f
f
arly
training,
j
f,'at
at
the
polls
in
last
Octo-to
eiiard
its
own.!
Dutch
children
are
instructed
i
bcr's
election,
all
were
to
the
I
In
handicrafts
from
the
first
!left
of
the
party,
leaving
only
rrnew
sll'
llM'y
fl'f'r
'
grade
on.
Sewing
and
knitting
!
six
"moderates"
headed
by
nit
too
busy
trying
to
;
are
ns
important
in
Dutch
schools
Clement
Davies
to
carry
on
the
color
gives
a
welcome
touch,
a:id
mony
with
the
colors
of
house
th-ay
leave
the
view
from
win-
wall
and
roof.
In
planting
near
In
Esher,
Surrey.
Mrs.
Scott
'in
Asia
"all
the
non-Communist
1
CH
uAcT-tri.rKT
ARLOTTETO
WN
(P
The
.
o
i
fm
r
a
(
ov,ih
k
,tm
houses
simple
color
a"1,e
.na,r
01
etow"
d.ow?
"""ted.
Seed
may
be
modern
1947.
ognize
the
Chinese
People's
Re-a.ys
airport
may
be
doubled
in
length.
;
I
started
early
in
seed-boxes
in-
schemes,
two,
not
over
three.
The
Liberal
assembly
is
to
be'pubhc
as
the
effective
govern-
Mayor
J.
D.
Stewart
explained
doors
and
grown
to
a
size
suit-
harmonious
colors,
are
usually
'"
nrthe
obll'-
'
"'V
'u
at
Hastings,
Sussex.
Apart
from!
mcnt
of
China,
and
to
give
.
,t
to
fuiliu
mr.v
e
mi
H(.r
husband
was
a
Nethsr-
The
result
has
been
a
ereater
Uh
i
,vt
k
'
moDer
weisht
to
its
views
on
the
the
federal
government
has
pro-
able
for
transplanting.
There
are
considered
best.
Any
of
the.iun-
mised
to
do
the
work
if
the
city
many
varieties
which
will
grow
loving
annuals
which
grow
toa
council
purchases
the
necessary
ouickJy
from
seed
sown
directly
suitable
height
may
be
used
on
land.
I
in
the
border
where
the
plants
the
east,
wast
and
south
sides
of
Uandf
army
officer
and
an
of
fi,
show
of
Liberal
unity
in
parlia-1
should
be
rechristened
the
chief
settlement
of
the
grave
nve
expressed
fear
rial
of
the
Dutch
Trading
Com-1
mentary
divisions,
in
contrast
1
resolution
will
probably
be
one
'
cal
problems
of
Eastern
Asia."
casts
...
""
ii"
i
oeiore
meyu
n.e
spin
wmcn
Developed
in
0n
International
affairs.
This
in!
Full
reports
on
the
progress
I
are
to
grow,
a
id
they
will
bloom
houses:
but
on
the
north
varie-
.,
j
until
freezing
weather
comes
in
ties
which
are
known
to
endure
opf,.(
'"',"-
'""I
"urvivea
previous
parliament
as
the
general
supports
the
cold
war
of
the
reorganization
campaign
a
Britain,
France,
more
than
three
years
of
intern-
;
left-wingers
led
by
Lady
Megan
rIni!m
flflinst.
hut
says
v,
i
will
will
also
also,
he
oe
marie
maae
at
t
Hastings.
Hastings,
,
irv
uany
news
Tranr
Mai
the
fall.
Besides
providing
a
tie-
shade
must
be
chosen.
.
nd
others
would
de-
merit
in
Japanese
prison
camps
Lloyd
ucorge
went
their
own
....
-
i
..
.
.
..rtiiiit'
These
people,
ana
they
arc
deeply
appreciative
way.
10.
WOUIU
w:
K-.-.S
wii.-.w.
.v
...
v-a.iauu.
i
Tnp
tiK.rn
,,,l
r.
ov.
L
ball
with
a
western
But
they
still
note
differences.
;
tremely
weak
force
numericallv
.ncluding
a
country
(
i
hey
miss
the
relaxation,
the
in
British
politics
and
they
points
such
as
South
KMsurely
life,
that
ts
found
in
j
know
it.
The
party
machine
is
some
other
countries.
-You
Can--now
in
process
oi
recondltion-.
who
touched
off
thrj
adlans
play
as
hard
as
you
ng.
Teams
from
London
head-,i
his
racial
policies
work.
tor.
Schryver
noted.
-You
quarters
are
out
In
the
proved!
move
to
set
uo!"0"
take
time
to
enjoy
and
mces,
working
with
local
offi-
r
f
f-ntary
irmunai
oui-
-
dais
on
a
three-point
reorgani
y$7
Mmjus
country's
court,
ap-
;
"u""s
ana
your
Diesis
not
share
this,lnW"
zation
campaign.
MEMBERSHIP
DRIVE
nis'cr
Diniel
F.
Ma-
rauscd
new
cleavages.
i
Under
supervision
of
Philip
In
some
areas
long
latent
an-:
Fothpr'eil1'
party
President,
and
exDrossed
conviction
nuiiK
tsyers,
cnairman
oi
tne
afjin.st
the
Coiuinu-
,
tagonism
between
English
ani
Africa's
Alrlkaans
has
come
out
into
th.
:
-"".
it-ui
garuzauon
:es,
South
teams
are
checking
up
n
mem
.
lornot
their
dilier-
open.
rally
lo
the
country's
One
example:
!DersmP
and
finance
in
"grass-7
unit
a
i
J
Parl5roots"
areas
and
setting
tareets
Provincial
Councillor
Alfred
r.
for
increasing
the
number
of
Every,
discussing
how
to
fight
i
In
the
old
days
a
lofrpin
.
amp
was
often
a
collection
of
flimsy
tar
paper
shacks
at
the
end
of
a
muddy
trail.
You
stripped
the
hillside
then
moved
over
into
the
next
valley
and
started
again.
There
Mas
no
permanency,
no
attempt
at
conservation
,
.
,
just
the
urge
to
move
on-to
stake
out
new
liuiher
liiniU
vhile
the
going
was
good.
the
Nationalists
without
break--j
TZ
IJ
T,
,
&
0
belns
made
t0
Ing
rules
said-
-
lmPr(ve
co-
'
!
ordination
between
headquar-
..i.r
We
must
use
the
same
tactics
iters
and
the
local
parties,
they
use
on
us
boycott
them
in
i
,
.
bu-slncM.
Onp
of
the
local
officials
help-,,
ostracize
them
social-:.
.
.
,
ing
in
the
campaign
in
the
ly.
have
nothing
to
do
with
;
south
of
England
is
Mrs
.Agnes
tnf,m
"
.
Scott
of
Toronto
and
Hamilton,
i
agreed
that
white
u?fi
split
on
the
way
ries
out
his
policiei,
iihind
his
opposition
But
they
are
un-llic
clash
between
.tiuiuli.its
and
the
:.'0jp.v
to
leaders
say
pri-:
tli'ir
fi(;lit
against
:!HiU
may
iiave
to
"be
'
.
.
,
-;
-
:
!
;
)
'
,
-.
,
''
i
1
'
i
.
.!
;
,
f
-
"
ii
,
.4,.
1
1
7
.k
'
...
"'
H;
"
t'
"
"ft
,
i
.
n
1.
1
i
I
'
1
i'
1
I
!.-'
'
1
I
....
f
I
f
it
1
'
.
a
it
K
'
;
"i
"
i
"
5
,
v
s
"it
rv
-
v
,
It
.
,
'
I
"
'
j
.
,
.
I
f
-f
.1
I'
1
,i
r
,
"
M
1
1
-
6,,
t
C
,
t
-
.
.
'
k
t
t
S
,i
T-j
,
.
.
,
I
It
I
t
:
Hi.
51
t
!
nnnnn
CMinn
!
its
"lopiral
conelu-
Hillll
IS1IU
9
rrs.2
.mt
civil
war.
!
Anient,
a
gloves-off
i
:
s
Wednesday
between
J
-racnt
and
the
United
!
'
opiwsition
parties'!
1
k
-k
i;'s
btu
to
turn
all
Uv:
Rut
we're
NOT
moving
on!
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
is
iu
fuc
IVino-Rupert
and
Terrace
areas
to
stay.
Our
forest
properties
will
always
he
green
-For
every
tree
we
cut
a
new
seedling
must
grow.
Our
camps
are
plea
ant
buildings
with
comforts
and
eon
veil
ien-es
undreamed
of
a
few
short
jea'-.i
Permanent
roads
are
already
heginiiing
to
link
our
operations
opening
up
new
Menie
heauties
and
providing
speedy
access
fur
fire
protection.
And,
these
eer
growing,
evergreen
forest
remain
open
to
hunters
and
fishcrim-it
to
enjov,
This
is
a
new
kind
of
logging
operation
...
a
planned
long-term
dcvclopmcn
"
policy
which
will
j
ield
greater
hencfics
for
every
one
of
us
with
each
pasi.ig
jcar.
No,
Ccdumhia
(Cellulose
is
not
moving
on
we're
moving
I.i-
l
the
senate
and
as-
o
a
supreme
court
to
V,
ether
parliamentary
nstitutional.
lation,
winch
passed
'ading
last
Wednes-lalans
answer
to
th?
'ft.
hleh
threw
out
iru'ling
voting
rights
"
i
people
of
mixed
vith
BARRETT
fpl
W
Cape
province,
wis
now
are
in
a
0
swing
eight
or
nine
in
the
Cape
party,
Malan's
lamontary
opposition.
;
divided
union,
al-r;s
they
hold
a
balance
ROLL
EIQOHHG
mm
V
-w
nased
tension
has
('olumbia
Cellulose
CaniMtny
In
tltejirst
unit
if
h
;i)iv
exnuuling
Cuiitiiliiin
industrial
organization.
If
ithin
a
few
month,
tltiswuuiza-tion
hi'
be
corniiinins
timber
from
British
Columbia
with
natural
gas
derivatives
from
'
Alberta
to
prmluce
a
wide
range
of
Jibres
and
other
aretale
product
sf
or
Canadians
from
coast
to
coast.
Our
rogram
of
continuous
forest
yield
ensnrse
lasting
full-time
employment
for
thousands
of
Canadian
worLers.
COMPANY
LIMITED
PRINCE
RUPERT,
C
C.
Strip
Out;
ttlaleslThing
,llnal
but
long
un-
'
nystlfymtr
strin
of
jr
travel
on
two
or
i
aX
lines
became
a
r--.
...uujr
nun
vne
"
V
the
Canadian
E
'ays
of
anew
intcr-h'fh
is
about
the
Collar
bill
wmiom
B
Cftieral
agent,
pas-Mar
mo,,
.
"v,
announced
,
"H
offers
several
5
l
travellers.
In
i
'approximately
three
s;'t
is
easily
carried
bt
?.r
.purse-
Unlike
W
it
has
two
to
six
Znuing
a
page
of
pin
ticket
would
"ks
in
a
strip,
V
No
Exposed
Nails
V
Complete
Double
Coverage
V
Fire-Resistant
Mineral
Surface
,
V
Comes
in
RED,
GREEN
or
BLACK
n
urm
reach
liss
ssengcr's
d
with
.ic
new
llCKCl
r
rnnnrm
.
.
-..b
are
maae
jr
'quence
to
the
m
f'y
the
ticket
was
ln
fevers?
nrH.
.u-
"to
be
detnphrf
ki
n
'he
strip-'
TAKE
YOUR
BUILDING
PROBLEMS
-uneo
portions
of
r5
also
ktu.oHoj
i
-
Contain.
TO
YOUR
BARKtl
I
ucmixh
H
th
complete
j
fcTl-iV
MlP-1'
if
CL.P
AND
MAIL
TODAY
1
fJry-l
SS
"
fel1
'
,
S
'
fl,,..larj..i.,,.a.,a.
IU.
...
,
-
rii
'
.
.p
;
,:,y
....
r,r
,
,
"
'ute
and
fare
fional
aspects
of
eo
hPlC,e(1
on
the
f
toJl
er
.y
a
Passenger
I.,
"
nJtn8
of
arms
of
the
Provinces
and'
11
Arnerlcan
States
b?me
avail"
I
offices
acros8
Besides
roll
roofings,
your
Barrett
dealer
has
a
complete
line
of
roofing,
insulat.on
and
,
,
weather-proofing
materials.
IHI
BARRETT
COMPANY,
LIMITED
9250
Oak
Street,
Vanco
and
will
-
"
"
mailable
In
all
I
.-