Monday,
July
13,
193
St.
Laurent
Drew
Continue
to
Snipe
I
One-Day
Fair
To
Be
Held
At
Smithers
September
5
RMITIIERS
The
Bulklcy
Val-
It
U
hoped
Inm-awH
i..
IT
At
E
ach
Other
in
Campaign
Speeches
1
r;innCTS;
Irv
Aerlcultural
and
Industrial
may
be
shown
In
the
i,..."'
I
Association
has
decided
to
go
and
poultry
divisions
in
liPk,c
'
f
K
l,
ahead
with
plans
to
hold
a
one-
the
increasing
market
pot,r.
day
Fall
Fair
here
September
5.
for
produce
from
the
BuT
John
Schoeder,
was
elected
Valley.
.
,
'K
Coldwell
Also
Criticizes
PM
For
Promise
of
Health
Scheme
"
x
:
'
,
X1
president
of
the
association
after
Kay
Oulton
resigned.
Committer
chairmen
are:
v.n
---
.i
vvnr.snn-
manufacturer's
Industrial
exhibits
A.
O.
wan:
eiiienainment
and
porU,
By
The
CuiadUu
Press
ExhlblU
of
most
farm
nrof
are
expected
to
be
of
top
(,,
Ample
moisture
and
irw'!
from
lut
spring
f
rosU
no
J
followed
by
warm,
sunny
w
is
indicative
of
a
good
croc
'-v
('
v'
riu
mnr
i
'
G.
Young;
o
finance
commiuee,
a.
rrime
Minister
St.
Laurent
twisted
Uncle
Sam's
beard
during
the
week-end
while
,George
Drew,
Progressive
Conservative
leader,
and
M.
J.
Cold-well,
CCF
leader,
were
yanking
at
his
own
mous
j
,u
i
nyf
,
K.
Bates.
Telkwa;
gate,
J.
J.
Her-
;
Main
Street
with
prizes
lor
tuktit.
In
almnut
anu
i
.
man
......
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fll
"
OLAirU
i
tache.
K
Yorke-Hardy;
livestock
and
poul-
planned
to
include
revivni
try.
P.
Ollarny;
hobby
display,
horse
racing
on
a
small
kj,
!
A.
N.
Dando,
Telkwa.
1'
afternoon
there
will
i
J
fir
a
nw
exhibit
build-
elty
sports
for
young
and
ing
this
year
have
been
dashed
!
'"iojaf
of
boxing,
wrestllnt
I;
'
-Mr
MKT
n
In
an
election
campaign
speech
at
Stampede-fevered
Cnlrnrv.
Mr.
St.
Laurent
im-nlied
that
the
Republican
party
rot
into
power
in
the
United
Ptates
with
such
"hot
air"
promises
as
tax
cuts
and
then
foiled
to
deliver
the
goods.
He
said
Mr.
St.
Laurent
shouldn't
contradict
MaJ.-Gen.
G.
H.
Pearkes,
VC,
Progressive
Conservative
military
critic,
and
ethers
"who
rmve
wrved
in
uniform
and
know
what
military
service
is."
Mr.
Coldwell
concluded
his
Saskatchewan
campaigning
at
iu,
..u.i.'.iveness
within
the
gymnastics,
a
greasy
pole
i
Community
AssociaUon
as
to
hardball
and
a
ludics'
M.,
I
whet
her
to
go
ahead
and
maka
game.
The
prime
minister,
seeking
election
for
himself
and
the,
Outlook
by
contending
at
a
CCF
a
start
wnn
monies
in
nwnu
ur
await
more
complete
financing
arrangements.
I
The.
organization
had
hoped
the
vi'.lnge
of
Smithers
would
be
I
p.ble
ta
issue
debentures
to
raise
3
v
7
Liberal
party
he
leads
in
the
i
picnic
that
Mr.
St.
Laurent's
Aue.
10
contest,
employed
this
promise
of
a
national
health
imniintion
to
attack
the
$500.-1
plan
providing
the
Liberals
000.000-a-year
tax
reduction
1
were
re-elected
and
the
prov-
I
k
"
:
t-J-
-
--'
--
I
promised
by
the
Progressive
Conservatives.
At
Jonquiere,
Que.,
Mr.
Drew
Titi'-li'.ed
Mr.
St.
Laurent
for
!-"in?
the
Progressive
Conservatives
couldn't
deliver
on
promised
cuts
in
defence
inces
agree
was
"typical"
.T
I
the
Liberals'
"practised
deceit"
!
at
election
time.
!
"They've
always
stooped
to
these
tnctics
before
an
election."
Mr.
Coldwell
told
the
gathering
on
the
banks
of
the
South
Saskatchewan
River.
-
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
.
OF
C00KIN:
part
of
the
necessary
monies,
but
;ts
request
to
the
inspector
of
!
iminir
tpaliiics
was
rejected.
Existing
buildings
have
bean
allowed
to
deteriorate
since
the
last
fair
In
1949.
Considerable
i
work
will
be
necessary
to
rehab-i
iiitate
them
for
use
this
year.
An
1
active
committee
with
volunteer
help
will
do
the
work,
t
Latene.ss
of
decision
.
to
hold
ithe
fair
this
year
may
possibly
i
'affect
the
number
of
entries
but'
FOR
TAKE
OCT
OftDEIi
AIR
FORCE
JET
ACE
CAPT.
JOSEPH
McCONXELL
,
right
.
of
Apple
Vailry,
Calif.,
g;-efts
five
former
Air
Corps
sergeants
who
were
prisoners
oi
war
at
German
prison
camp
Stalag
17
in
World
Wa:
II.
They
attended
lbs
premiere
of
the
film,
"Stalag
17,"
in
New
York.
The
five
ex-POWs
are:
(top,
left
to
right)
Walter
Dabek,
Marty
Maleki
and
Gerry
Gerber;
(bottom,
left
to
right)
C:orge
Gera
and
Don
Casslciy.
t
hont
200
Broadway
Cafe
Did
Not
Refer
to
US
by
Name
!
Mr.
St.
Laurent,
in
hi
speech
the
other
at
St.
Joseph
d'Alma,
before
a
Liberal
rally,
did
not
nd
spoke
later
in
English
as
CHIPPY,
A
TOY
COLLIE,
watches
over
the
baby
robin
it
adopted
after
the
fledgiing
was
found
by
eight-year-old
Terry
Oudes
of
-Chicago.
The
bird
seems
perfectly
content
to
be
"adopted"
by
such
a
bit;,
strong,
handsome
fellow.
Alaska
Communication
System
Seeks
12
Lines
Into
Rupert
ref"
to
the
U.S.
nor
the
Re-To-hll'-aps
hv
nirae
but
an
of-fifial
of
his
party
snld
later
"th"
U
S.
Is
"Htously
the
country
he
meant.'.'
"Once
upon
a
time
In
another
bnd."
the
prime
minister
said,
"a
political
nartv
had
been
out
nf
office
so
lTis
it
was
apparently
willir"
to
trv
unv
kind
of
hp
"fr
n
nirvv
tt
way
In.
Wp11.
this
wnHtle-:
l-ri"
.
h-rt
been
o"t
of
office
so
Ion'
didn't
bother
about
.
.
.
cold
f"-ts.
Oh
no.
It
tnst
went
mer-rilv
a
Inn
promising
to
balan"e
'
.
r:.
.-.,."
.
-
tipecKl
to
The
Duily
News
Vancouver.
he
made
a
day-long
tour
of
the
Sa"uemv
valley
140
miles
north
of
Quebec.
He
opens
his
week-long
tour
of
the
Maritimes
to-'
!day
at
Campbelltcn
and
Bath-urst
in
New
Brunswick
;
!
Mr.
Ft.
Laurent
will
be
at
Red
Peer.
Alti..
todv
and
then
will
fly
from
Penhold
to
Edmonton
-
sneak
at
the
opening
of
the
!
Edmcntrn
Exhibi'lon.
,
I
Mr.
Cnlciwall
few
across
f!"'C
pro"in-es
to
Monctnn,
N.B..
where
he
also
opens
a
Maritimes
tour
today.
The
election
is
four
weeks
?Tm
todav
pnd
it
was
nomination
day
in
21
scattered
ridings.
,
Nominations
in
the
other
242
'
constituencies
close
July
27,
two
weeks
before
polling
day.
.
i
WASHINGTON
A
submarine1
I
he
program
was
revealed
coaxial
cable
between
Haines
when
hearings
on
the
defense
and
Prince
Rupert
is
planned
department
appropriation
bill
b
the
Alaska
Communication
Jor
the
1954
fiscal
year
were
System
to
provide
12
voire
tele-
rcl?ased
this
week.
The
Haines-wnone
channels
from
Haines
to
Prince
Rupert
cable
is
one
of
the
budget
nd
"
reduce
Prince
Rupert,
the
facility
to
be
several
projects
contemplated
nu,nc
h
,,
,
extended
aerially
to
Seattle,
via
for
expansion
of
telephone
and
t
o
ellmlnaUn)!
all
the
tak
Bvim.o.t)nm.rt
Prinra
fiim
stuf
tclecrach
icicBiaii
i.u..u
facilities
ui
of
tha
v.i-c
svs-
.
.....
.
fpstg
m
fh,t
ountrv
HBC
Vessel
u
Heading
North
lt
,
...
'
".
.
.
And
the
people
beli"ed
The
house
.
Bpi.-ropnatwis
thom
Rnd
pilt
tnem
in
offire.
committee
approved
$11
lBa.OOO
Thev
h,ven't
bewi
able
to
for
construction
mnintenance
k
thplr
pttm&k
to
balance
and
of
the
Alack
operation
tnr,
t
and
they
flre
Communication
In
the
system
,in
the
nie
nnt
t
flSk
lhom
appropriation
bill
considered
by
to
kpn
thr,r
promlses
to
rP
th:
house.
tnyps
thfl
(lnd
thev
neod
Of
this
total.
$7
004,449
would
ruiitr
despfr'tpiv
to
-Tneet
the
CO
-to'
improving"
the
telephone
cold
facts
of
life."
and
iclesrarh
ladiiHes.
to
u-
.f
-
nwh"V
Mr'lvnw
refrneH
chide,
in
addition
to
the
sub-
to
the
p-im
minister's
sneech
mrine
coaxial
cable,
cxpanson
at
Victoria
Friday
In
which
h
.
NEW
WESTMINSTER
ff
The
Ktrttson's
Bay
Company's
sturdy
ii-Qn
motorship
Foit
Hcarne
has
Mt
New
Westminsters
far
a
four-year
stint
in
arctic
Waters.
'
The
supply
ship,
overhauled
and
refitted
here,
will
have
.J
l
acctd
,.,
ttc
(
N
.
U
is
U...
in
the
World!
wi
iiJi'K
line
lai-niLiv
ir:i,wrcu
r9
Ari
fnr
o
"ctriln-ht
anenrAf"
f
d
HaillPS
Junction,
frnm
tho
Prn-rri.5ivi.
rnnoorva-
travelled
4.5P0
miles
in
coniplet-
Anch0ragi
an
in
her
trip
this
year
to
th-
t-v
Canat;ai
'anrt
bHwsen
Hainef
Junction
and
Haines.
mote
snores
oi
uamonage
uay.
It
u'ill
ho
thp
cpfnnH
Q
ret
in
.
till
r
Maio:
i
"At
the
riescr.t
time
.
i
w.a
.,.,
ui,f
i
v
c..
General
Georpe
I.
Back,
chief
signal
officer
of
the
army,
stated
l.
a
i:i
1948.
She
is
under
command
of
In
this
jet
age
of
aviation,
Canada!
modem
air
force
is
up
in
front
...
'...Silver
Star
training
planes
all-wcathcr
Canuck
night
fighters
combat-proven,
power-packed
Sabres
till
jet-propelled.
,
.
.
,
and
now
.
.
.
.
the
new
four-engined
Comet
first
jet
transport
aircraft
in
his
testimony
before
the
com-
Lcn
oi
Newfoundland
Capl.
Adey
m,tt
..thprp
a
and
carries
a
crw
of
11,
includ-
;
ten(li
from
Tok
junction
d0wn
in?
two
Eskimos,
doctor
and
a
a.
to
Haines
Junctlonj
Canada.
ctK)
,
.
.
,
Also,
there
Is
a
wire
line,
com-
Horn
her
home
port
at
Tuk-l
,..j
Ko..o
a
tives
on
how
savings
could
be
made.
"The
last
person
to
talk
about.'
straight
answers
i
the
head
of
the
government
at
Ottawa,"
Mr.
I
Drew
said.
I
"Let
him
tell
us
'hcn
he
Ingoing
to
do
something
about'
the
waste
and
extravagance
that
has
been
found
in
every
i
department
of
?nvernment
sub-
ject
to
an
independent
investigation
...
We
want
a
straight
answer
as
to
when
they
will
get
the
horses
off
the
payroll."
Mr.
r-on'
rpn--
t,vn
snenclv1
in
French,
one
at
Jonquiere
and
En
chorage
and
Tok
Junction.
We
tyyaktuk
llar
tho
mouth
of
the
M:
kenzie
river,
the
vessel
will
f
irru
irhnrnl
naron
fnr
pnmniinv
would
increase
the
facilities
by
'
i
1
placing
additional
wires
between
SEE
US
WHISI
MODERNIZING
Adding
new
t.o'"'eiiicnce
and
nc
v
beauty
to
;
.ur
home?
Then
be
sure
to
call
us
for
the
m
o
s
t
complete
fn
formation
on
how
our
up-to-date
plumbing
and
heating
"
p'luipiijpnt
h
i
n
g
you
bonus
ill
rilt.
'
.
,.
.
Phone
174
'
Tok
Junction
and
Haines,
and
installing
carrier
equipment,
so
as
to
lncreare
the
number
of
channels;
and
similarly
between
used
by
any
air
force
in
the
world!
Canadians
can
take
pride
in
their
modern
-
lAmtAN
AIR
-IFORGE
TARGET
:
FREEDOM
-fc
-f
4
po.iis.
-church
missions,
department"
oT
transport
sighal
and
weather
stations,
RCMP
and
RCAF
-
detachments,
and
other
northern
outposts.
ROYAL
(
JOHN
H.
BULGER
Anchoraee
and
Tnk
J-inction."
Completion
of
these
projects,
according
to
General
Back,
would
make
available
12
additional
telephone
channels
between
Anchorage
and
Prince
Rupert
whih'
could
then
be
extended
to
Seattle
by
lsaslng
12
channels
between
Prince
Runert
and
Seattle
from
SPORTSMAN'S
DIGESTS
WEIGHING
FISH
BY
LENGTH
AND
GIRTH
You
do
your
duty
and
serve
Canada
when
you
join
the
RCAF.
You
have
opportunity
for
travel
and
adventure.
You
get
thorough
training
and
invaluable
experience
iri
a
modern
trade.
You,
too,
can
work
on
or
fly
on
jet
power!
There
are
immediate
openings.
tr;,i
"
7-1,
For
complete
information
on
becoming
a
skilled
Aircraft
Technician
p
an
Smith
&
Elkins
LIMITED
259
Third
Ave.
W.
the
Canadian
government.
At
the
present
time
there
are
11
telephone
channels
connecting
Alaska
with
the
continental
United
States
which,
General
.j
hud
Aveitut
Back
stated,
"are
totally
inade-1
L
5
LENGTH
-!
i.
t
Air
Crew
(Jllicer,
see,
write
or
phone
the
Career
Counsellor
at
R.C.A.F.
RECRUITING
UNIT,
513
Seymour
Street,
Vancouver
B.C.
i
hunc:
i
Allow
7377
or
7378.
MORE
MEN
ARE
NEEDED
TO
FLY
AND
SERVICE
RCAF
PLANES
'Racc
Podaaiha
quate
to
meet
present
service
demands.
A
study
whi-h
he
had
made
indicated,
he
said,
that
24
telephone
channels
are
now
required
to
handle
current
potential
traffic.
,
"T
m
er--
AAuUTIPLy
SQUARE
OF
GIRTH
BV
'j-ENGTH
THEN
DIVIDE
BY
S5.
THIS
,EOUALS
THE
OUNCES.
METHOD
IS
IMACCURATE
FOR
FISH
OVER
,
3
POONPS
IN
WEIGHT.
Efctablliihetl
lnn2
DESERT
BOOTS
for
tough
going
w
th
barefoot
comfort
1
.
,
M""
'.'
LENGTH
-i
j
Thanksgiving
Public
Holiday
I
VICTORIA
(CP)-Tb-inl;-iviin
i
Day,
Monday,
Ot.
12.
hns
bcri
declared
a
public
holiday
by
the
provincial
cabinet.
I
The
order
was
made
af'cr
th?
federal
government
proclaimed
the
day
.-a
holidcy
throughout
the
country.
Non-bass
Fish
Fc
Multiply
square
or
sirth
by
t
lemsth
and
divide
by
soo.
this
llfeOUALS
THE
POUNDS.
MEASURE
'LENGTH
TO
FORK
OF
TAIL
FOB
J
BOTH
FORMULAS.
THESE
METHODS
MAY
FAIL
ON
SOME
FISH,'
'
Th"s!
Ttritlsh-m
a
d
e
shoes
in
Sand
color
fcucde
wilh
crepe
soles
fir?'
won
fame
in
the
North
African
Campaign
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