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French
w.r
!
US.
IncrcQits
Aid
For
War
In
Indo-China
Scoliand
'
Yard
Reinforces
Branch
For
June
Ceremony
(Continued
from
Page
1)
I
Y
i
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tator.
would
appoint
a
compensation
i
minrillor
who
would
channel
all
But
all
suspects
will
be
trailed
PARIS
(AP)
The
United
States
has
earmarked
increased
aid
for
the
war
in
Indo-China
POLITICAL
ROUNDUP
...
by
J
K.
Nrsbitt
VICTORIA.
Politicrans
are
running
around
compensation
problems
through
,
By
Se'MOL'R
TOPPING
the
labor
minister
instead
of
the
LONDON
(AP)
Scotland
Yard
11
ministers
now
involved.
orglng
a
security
cordon
NOT
ANTI-LABOR
j
around
Britain
to
intercept
the
!
.
J
-:
but
there
will
be
no
more
Am
vr
V';
erican
money
for
French
budget
This
government
is
not
anti-
crooks,
cranks
and
political
agi
icse
days
boasting
about
the
mere
youngsters
they
labor,"
the
speaker
held
in
sum-ave
for
candidates-in
their
30's
and
40's.
ec
rVoK:
tators
WliU
linub
uwiupu
mc
celebration
of
the
Coronation.
The
Yard's
special
branch
is
,,;
l
r
-T
i'..x
.
!
2
.
at
.
H
f
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l
it
Vw
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1
Qtv
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1.
.
I
..
M;n?nPnA1
and
watched.
This
screening
is
only
one
of
the
Yard's
precautions
to
sale-guard
the
Queen
and
the
thousands
of
tourists
coming
here
for
the
Coronation.
'
Scotland
Yard
is
reluctant
to
discuss
iU
security
plaus,
but
some
details
are
known
about
the
elaborate
security
wall
which
will
go
up
around
Westminster
Abbey
when
the
Queen
is
crowned.
Overall
police
supervision
of
.That's
supposed
to
fhow
that
vileges."
i
oeiiiB
"
,J'
'""'""-"i
-
balancing.
This
was
the
summary
of
an
exchange
between
the
French
and
Americans
at
a
conference
in
the
French
foreign
ministry
attended
by
top
officials
of
both
countries.
The
conference
was
a
continu
Uie
parties
are
virile
and
full
of.
30
vhen
he
first
won
a
B.C.
seat:
TurnlnK
to
the
work
of.
other
screen
the
tnousancs
oi
ioreign-sliiny
new
ideas,
all
chromium
in
19:o.
and
Harry
Perry
was
31
d?T,ar,me,ltSi
ne
defended
the
ers
flooding
into
London
for
the
id
plastic,
it.s.eact
ot
antique
when
first
elected
that
year
also.
reduction
in
estimates
'
for
the
,
ceruniu..,.
..
iahogny
and
crystal.
The
in-
recreation
program
try
outside
the
iron
curiam
haye
LLO
WA
A!
43
s
provincial
PATTILLO
been
asked
to
alert
tne
yard
to
frrence
is,
of
course,
that,
until
f
Horn
S125
$125,000
0nn
to
to
$75
S.b.uuu.
000
rloV'most.of
EC's
politicians
John
Hart
was
37
when
he
,
m(jveme.,t
of
any
..undesir.
liave
been
ancient
greybeards,
made
the
grade
the
first
time
in
"in
1952
it
cost
$50,000
in
ad-
ables"
toward
Britain.
ation
of
the
explanatory
series
which
began
last
Saturday
as
the
NATO
meeting
ended.
The
new
American
line
is,
in
a
nutshell;
The
era
of
economic
aid
is
over
shuffling
around
in
the
Legisla-
116;
T.
D.
Pattullo
was
u
wnea
vertising
alone
ior
wis
pro-
M
seaports
ai:d
airfields
visi
J
the
Coronation
will
be
directed
bue
waiting
for
the
undertaker,
Prince
Rupert
first
sent
nun
10
gram,"
Mr.
wicks
saia
tors
will
be
checked
against
from
an
"information
room"
in
ine
nouse
in
iio,
i.
was
suiiieuung
vii6
Mack
lists
supplied
by
British
jfs
a
mortician
was
called
in
lr-s
was
33
in
1916:
Herb
Anscomb
the
program
were
successful,
it!
kiM
rt
Tnt.rnni
th
in
except
for
those
enterprises
gaudy,
mors
rcil'.stic
dayi
HARRY
BEFUS
of
the
Calgary
Herald
won
the
award
for
feature
news
photography.
His
picture
of
unbroken
horses
from
the
hills
kicking
up
dust
at
the
Calgary
Stampede
was
a
repeat
winning
performance
by
Befus.
He
won
the
spot
picture
award
in
1950.
was
41
in
me
year
oi
ma
wouta
nave
oy
mis
umc
ucau
ternational
police
information
where
the
American
people
enn
see
some
direct
benefit.
fThe
ConrTvaHv"c,
particu-
1U
ished
,
The
Indo-C
h
i
n
a
war.
the
I:,"'
whipping'
up
a
big
Political
birth.
John
Oliver
was
enough
leaders
to
carry
it
along
j
tre
,
Pans.
There
w.-
be
,
,re
I
in
1900,
when
he
started
a
almost
voluntarily.
Another:
j
,i
i
f
n
,7
,hnt
thp
44
unuieasant
grilling
The
iT.ishf
tX
U'f
Hiate"
career
that
was
to
lar,
point
which
is
overlooked
is
that
Sf'
S,
1
MiMr
'"w
"i
a
LKi.tiL
,
as
b
i
ii,
?u.n
27
vears;
George
George
Naclen
Naclen
was
was
J
the
the
three
three
prairie
prairie
pr
provinces
to-
it
U
the
French
were
told,
is
included
in
this
group
because
Americans
New
Scotland
Yard,
a
five-minute
walk
from
the
Abbey.
Top
yard
officials
there
will
be
kept
abreast
of
every
development
by
radio.
When
the
Queen
rides
from
Buckingham
Palace
to
Westminster
Abbey,
the
"information
room"
will
map
her
movement.
The
shifting
crowds
along
the
way
will
get
hawk-eye
attention.
Yard
.
are
more
hk,m
discreet
n,r,n
than
th
that.
APPOINTS
to
the
to
ih
the
past,
all
Conservative
candidates
and
MLA's
had
creaking
directors
of
Pacific
o
fishermen's
Mutual
mJ
in
1907;
D.
M.
EberU
was
40
in
gethcr
are
spending
no
more
on
lP.flO;
J.
oeB.
Farris,
33,
in
pro-rec
than
we
are
now."
1916.
The
speaker
also
supported
the
Heres
anoiner
on
tne
Tops
.
Rolston
formula,
charging
that
bones
and
senile
bralr.."..
This
is
rather
a
strang3
tpib
jsee
great
danger
in
the
Com-'munist
rebellion
in
that
area.
The
permanent
lass
of
Indo-China,
it
was
agreed,
could
have
'
a
chain
reaction
whicH
would
East,
West
Barrie
Flyers
Win
First
iimuiaiitr
0.,
IS
Mall
Ml-
olich,
veteran
B.C.
coast'"
mon
and
herring
skin,
,
fiique
on
the
part
of
the
Deane
could
boast
about
Harry
Pooley,
opposition
members
knew
it
was
rinlayson
new-siyie
i
ones.
The?
.
.
...
..
h
th
!
Il
,
.
Lllttr
spread
Into
Burma,
Thailand
and
Mobile
police
will
be
rushed
to
vice-president
of
FUiic;;.
are
too
youn
apparently,
to..
.....
t
ht
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(hp
formula
LPtrUIII
lIuV
tt
wiilii
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u.ivukvu
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m
meet
any
emergency
ftnow
very
much
about
political
i
was
an
effort
to
disssociate
edu
to
the
Legislature
in
1912
A.
E.
B.
Davie,
grandfather
of
1
perhaps
even
India.
WINNIPEG
-Barrle
Flyers
An
Ameril,nn
source
miW
air-jlayed
20
minutes
of
solid
hock-
pianeS
and
other
urgently-nerd-y
Monday
night
and
it
was
en-j
ed
supplies
are
being
diverted
imh
to
cive
them
a
.8-4
victory
from
other
Asian
theatres
to
oi-i
owners
flssunation.
Martinoliih
has
nit"
knowlrdRo
of
the
wfK
and
problems
0j
(lt
!r)j
industry
and
the
pm
t
For
Allan
Cup
cation
costs
from
taxes
since
the
latter
were
on
a
fluctuating
n:-!nry
or
understand
its
importance.
i
if
thpv
did
ilicv'd
boast,
and
The
Yard
will
check
every
onr
of
the
thousands
of
persons
ciipying
a
seat
in
the
standt
Association
B.C.
Conservative
aii.ni
the
route
or
at
a
window
stifiably
so,
about
Richard
Mc-
president
E.
Davie
Fulton,
Mf
Dasis.
for
Kamloops,
was
first
elected,
in
c
o
n
c
1
u
d
i
n
:.
.Mr.
'Viik;
hist:
Brid
ride,
elated
with
it.
He
suo
the
very
.sire
of
B.C.
Tories,
U.
O.
Mardonald,
one
a
lounuers
01
ine
timpinjt
w-hen
he
was
27.
ana
was
in
me
charged
the
opposition
with
ob-Premiership
in
1887,
at
39;
Ro-
structionist
tactics
in
turning
bert
Beaven
was
Premier
in
1882,
down
25
b'lis
which
came
up
for
when
he
was
47.
!
consideration
after
the
govern-
'
St.
Boniface
Canadiens
in
help
equip
the
French
better
to
and
west
meet'
here
tonight
for
overlooking
it.
Every
person
over
the
oBenino-
of
the
44th
series
granted
such
a
place
must
reg-
the
first
game
of
the
best-of-,
beat
off
the
menacing
attack
of
for
the
Alian
Cup
emblematic
ister
with
the
police
in
advance,
seven
Memorial
Cup
fnlal.
,
j
the
Communist-led
Vietmlnh
and
15
The
highly-touted
Fivers
ove-
pushing
Into
Laos,
on
the
Thai-hotkey
of
Canadian
senior
amateur
Between
12.000
000
po-
supremacy.
!
lice.
900
troops
and
2,000
other
came
a
4-2
second-period
deficit
,
land-Burma
frontier.
I
i
i
I...H..M
-..
f
,
-
iirrtna
In
thA
final
!
.
lis
nrst
snarehoidrr,
tj.
resigned
atU'r
makint"
contributions
to
the
ment
was
defeated.
Some
of
these,
he
pointed
out,
dealt
with
of
B.C.
lislitrmen
m
t.
iiu
ui.il
"
I''"""-"
"
t
.
1
1
being
the
youneSv
Premier
in
.C.'s
history.
4l
ANY
YOUNGER
'
Looking
back,
we
see
that
many
noted
B.C.
politicians
were
toung
men
when
they
started
their
political
careers
younger,
Indeed,
than
most
of
the
candidates
of
today,
i
John
Foster
McCreight
was
41
ihen
he
became
EC's
first
families.
Try
Daily
News
Wont
Ads
and
the
west
by
Penticton.
natural
resources.
Richard
McBride,
the
first
party
Premier
in
E.C.s
histo'-y,
was
in
the
Legislature
in
189F.
when
he
was
28
and
he
was
sworn
into
the
Premiership
June
1,
1903,
six
months
beyond
his
32nd
birthday.
No
other
h"'
The
w-fst
has
claimed
the
frnnhv
"n
tinier
nnH
is
the
rur-
PRAISED
GOVERNMENT
The
speaker
was
introdu-rd
bv
,.pnt
ho,drr-
Fo,.t
Frances
Murray
who
credited
the
ri,n.
,
,nKt
v,.
hv
(infant-
been
so
long
a
B.C.
Premier
12
And
Premiers
haven
t
"t"'"1
"
-
mos,
that
magnificent
eccentric,!'
years,
come
government
with
salvaging
labor
jng
stratford
indians
4-2
in
a
Ufairs
of
B.C.
from
a
"deplor-
b8st.of.seven
series,
able
condition."
Mr.
Murray
said
"ghou'd
pentieton'
win
t'i
'n"
one
step
in
this
direction
was
it
wm
be
the
third
time
a
British
the
appointment
of
a
deputy
rclillmbia
contender
has
taken
it-minister,
William
Sands.
He
cb-
Trail
Smokeaters
defeated
Que-served
it
was
the
first
time
in
..
...
,mE
anli
K:mhrln'
r
so
young
in
recent
times.
So,
all
the
modern
boastings
and
blowings
about
the
youth
ot
candidates
in
this
election
add
m
to
just
so
much
eye-wash,
a
lo
of
window-dressing,
a
big
loud,
empty
talking
point.
That's
because
ta'kine
rointf
this
election
with
all
parties
are
scarce
and
slim.
Candidates
of
mm
jvaJ
who
contributed
more
to
B.C.
than
we
yet
realize,
was
47
when
he
took
the
Premiership
in
1872;
O.
A.
Walkem,
B.C.'s
third
Premier,
was
only
21
when
first
elected
to
the
iefisMive
Council,
was
Premier
at
50.
,
William
Sloan
was
37
when
elected
to
the
House
of
Commons
in
1901,
and
his
son
Gor-
I
B.C.
that
both
the
minister
and
nvnam!tPrs
t"med
bark
Sud'oury
D
his
deputy
were
traae
unionists.
paicons
in
1935
In
questions
that
followed,
one
,
Dutchmen.
Ontario
ITo
kT
concerned
the
appointment
of
a
Association
senior
'
A"
champ-a'oor
inspector
for
Prince
Ru-
ions,
came
from
behind
to
defeat
iert.
since
the
nearest
one
Is
at
smiths
Falls
Ridwus
in
the
F?.:;t-
all
groups
are
desperate
to
know
!on
was
35
wnen
maae
Attorney-
,,,.
t.
.,,,
hnf
Thpre
doesn't
peneral
of
B.C.
in
1933.
Ian
seem
to
be
anything
new
to
offer
;
Smithers-
Mr-
Wicks
said
this
ern
final.
Pentieton
turned
b-e
Mackenzie
was
30
when
he
was
.nsnicinus
"vou-how-me"
oub-
wouia
De
correctea
11
n
oecomes
port
William
Benvcn
ir
111
thr
first
elected
to
the
B.C.
Legisla-
'
.i,i.v,
it.
has
hra-n
an
I
a
problem."
In
answer
to
an-
richt
to
represent
the
west
this
space
Did
you
know
that
your
message
in
ture
in
1920;
Harold
Winch
was
thg
Drormses
before
-with
theither.
he
sald
resignation
of
second
game
of
the
scries
will
2G,
in
1933;
Ian
Mackenzie
was
exception
of
that
wiid
Conserva
George
Wilkinson
from
the
labor
t,
played
Thursday
niht
nnr
itive
promise
of
half
a
pint
cf
;
reiauons
ouan..
"as
a
pcuun.11
ine
tnira
baiuraay.
rourm,
uiui,
more
than
:milk
per
day
per
child
in
all
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