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This
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j
V,)11
repetition
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arid-
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jr.
iVyy
Ian
protested
and
investigation
showed
that
a
considerable
number
of
servicemen
stationed
In
the
riding
wrongly
had
voted
in
that
riding
instead
of
for
their
home
riding.
Mr.
Nowlan
won
on
a
revote.
ed
to
the
civilian
totals
in
ridings
of
their
choice
until
a
weeK
after
election
day
because
the
counting
of
the
ballots
begins
on
the
day
after
civilian
polling
day
and
will
not
be
completed
until
the
following
Saturday.
'
.
-
A
.
Service
votes
have
produced
HOW
WIVKS
VOTK
belnted
upsets
before,
notnhly
In
I
l
ike
anv
other
ctvlltnm.
the
1
1(117
tt'hnn
14
ta
irltrtti
turn
ulur'l
uH
t
?
.
I
wives
of
servicemen
will
vote
in
i
.
'
.
s
i
the
riding
where
they
reside.
Another
big
change
is
that!
I
Drib
in
.
,vl
Three
Fine
Leaders
AS
I
LISTENED
to
the
two
big
party
leaders
over
the
radio
the
other
night
I
thought
to
myself
how
lucky
we
are
in
Canada
to
have
at
the
top
men
of
such
calibre.
Tin'
Prime
Minister
is
a
fine
man,
who
literally
and
visibly
radiates
goodwill.
Ht
heads
an
administration
that
In
the
eyes
of
at
least
90
nei
cent
of
foreign
observers
Is
by
and
large
one
of
the
best
In
the
entire
world.
In
foreign
affairs
Canada
is
rightly
recognized
as
being
a
key
peacemaker.
It
is
no
accident
that
Canada's
Minister
of
External
Affairs
heads
the
General
Assembly
of
the
UN,
and
that
but
lor
the
Russian
veto
he
would
now
be
Secretary-General
of
the
entiie
world
peace
organization.
But
in
the
eyts
of
mast
outside
observers
it
Is
Canada's
financial
administration
that
wins
most
applause.
While
the
U.S.
is
CAPT.
J.
P.
DlTOl'R
of
Chlcoutlml,
Que,
a
member
of
the
Royal
22nd
Regiment
in
Korea,
shows
how
Chinese
made
use
of
a
giant
slingshot
to
hurl
grenades
at
Canadian
troops.
The
weapon
was
used
by
the
Chinese
against
the
Van
Doos
on
the
forward
slopes
ot
one
of
their
hill-top
company
positions
on
the
western
front
in
Korea.
Canada
now
has
roughly
20000
men
abroad
or
at
sea
compared
to
a
hantLful
In
1949.
Two
special
voting
territories
are
being
established
to
take
care
of
them.
you
make
quick
decisions?
If
you
can't,
CAN
you
had
better
stay
off
the
highway
and
streets
over
the
Dominion
Day
holiday
tomorrow.
It
has
been
estimated
that
the
average
motorist
has
to
make
from
20
to
50
decisions
per
hour,
depending
on
the
traffic,
and
a
wrong
decision
can
be
fatal.
In
heavy
traffic,
like
that
during
holidays,
a
driver
is
never
more
than
a
second
away
from
an
accident.
The
increasing
number
of
new
cars
on
the
road
and
the
substantial
rise
in
gasoline
consumption,
plus
the
fact
that
many
summer
vacationists
will
."use
the
holiday
as
the
beginning
of
their
regular
"vacation
periods,-
means
extra
care
should
be
taken;
Each
year
the
holiday
toll
grows
and
a
united
effort
by
drivers
and
organizations
should
be
taken
to
increase
public
awareness
of
the
extra
holiday
hazards
and
the
extra
caution
needed
to
overcome
them.
Excessive
speed
contributes
to
one
out
of
three
v
fatal
traffic
accident.
,
Speed
control
is
the
personal
responsibility
of
r
every
driver.
A
heavy
foot
on
the
throttle
can
mean
by
civilians
were
ousted
by
men
In
uniform
and
in
1945
when
the
then
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
was
rejected
in
Prince
Albert
after
seemingly
being
elected.
PKOM'CFD
I'PSFTS
This
year
the
numbers
In
uniform
are
5,000
stronger
than
in
wartime
1940,
so
it
Is
quite
conceivable
that
some
close
ridings
will
be
affected
by
the
soldier
have
a
GOOD
RUM
Atomic
Scientists
Release
Details
Of
Calandria's
Delicate
Funeral
vote.
Along
with
the
forces
In
!
A
."""I
If
for
your
money
thlr
delayed
poll
will
be
roughly
3.000
war
veterans
still
In
hos-
CHALK
RIVER,
Out.
The
cording
Instruments
which
agi-story
of
Calandria's
funeral
was
tatt-d
wildly
as
It
went
by.
Its
i
pttal
and
an
unknown
number
of
serserve-force
personnel
tak
other-wordly
tale
of
how
atomic
drove
knead
In
carl,
and
health
'
If
Ummer
trB,n,n
8Way
trom
!
plunging
headlong
into
debt.
scientists
removed
and
bilrled
surveyars
who
drove
along
be-!
hind
to
see
if
Calandria
was
!
'
ne
"J""""
unaer
wmcn
lne
wmie
nance
remains
in
never
probably
tne
biggest
radioactive
object
man
has
handled.
I
shedding
dangerous
radio-activs
1
forcer
wl"
cast
lheir
balloU
in
In
one
long
piece
of
delicate
;
contamination
in
its
nroeress
tn,Korea
JaPin.
France,
Britain.
ending
crisis,
and
while
Britain
j
under
either
Labor
or
Conserva-
itives
cannot
make
ends
meet,
?nd
crotesoue
surgery,
the-
dead-
'
the
roil
(Germany
and
Belgium
as
well
!
Canada
has
done
really
great
j
ly
2y2-ton
aluminum
tank-!
Everybody
else
kept
out
of"
ln
military
bases
in
Canada
(things
.Canada
has
had
almost
j
of
filially
known
as
the
cJulan-
'sight
.
j&
basically
the
same
as
that
full
employment,
has
put
through
j
dria
which
long
held
the
guts'
;
which
came
into
use
In
1940
and
i?
vast
armament
program
and
of
the
world's
best
atomic
reactor
j
GATK
t'NCl'ARIKI
wa.i
later
used
In
the
1942
con-
iyet
has
paid
off
well
over
or.c
was
lifted
from
the
broken-down
!
Even
the
main
gate
of
this
i
scription
plebiscite
and
In
the
M
pi
1-
w
I
Paiirt
Paiirt
a
a
room
room
tmliv.
toiljv.
l(
l(
I
riilil.
nivJit.
It-
It-
ej
ejsy
niili
viiih
i-ft-
"zriieavy
nearu
lur
someone.
Start
early
on
long
motor
trips
to
reduce
the
temptation
to
speed.
Here
are
a
few
tips:
Obey
common
sense
as
well
as
legal
speed
limits.
Keep
your
car
under
i-Fl-!ilin.
S
Hiin
mm
uie,
dries
n
faM,
ttani
!
1945
and
1949
general
elections.
reactor
and
conducted
to
Its
secretive
atomic
project
stood
grave.
j
unguarded
for
the
first
time
in
j
billion
dollars
worth
of
national
I
debt
in
the
past
four
years
and
;
given
universal
pensions
to
boot.
But
there
are
a
number
of
dlf
The
details
were
issued
weeks
years
as
the
funeral
procession
i
ferences
between
the
1949
and
Vte.ir
.
,
.
ran
I
rnmiW
ami
over.
No
"paints"
!?
laf
markd".
For
plaster.
lioiiril,
iiuii-iinrv
rr,
primer.
10
panlcl
fnl.iw.,
while
Im
4
ilifii
niot
after
the
event
by
Dr.
C.
J.
Mac-
'went
through;
this
was
probably
1
1953
elections.
For
one
thing,
kenzie,
Canada's
atomic
chief.
;
the
"hottest"
corpse
ever
burled
j
probably
three
times
as
many
Can-shaped
Calandria's
coffiij-In
Canada.
The
radiation
field
j
people
In
uniform
will
be
entitled
waf
a
giant
canvas
bag.
Its
around
it
was
equal
in
strength
,
to
vote
this
time.
There
were
hearse
was
a
towing
grader.
Its
to
that
from
half
the
radium
1
40.000
regular
troops
In
1949
but
grave
consisted
of
a
hole
in
the
ever
produced.
Nobody
was
hurt,
(only
those
21
years
of
age
and
eround
covered
by
heaps
of
sand.
!
mainly
because
the
whole
thing
iplder
could
vote
unless
any
of
Its
final
salutes
came
from,
re-
j
was
handled
with
care
and
pre-'
those
under
21
had
been
In
the
--rr-
"
Iparation
that
rehearsed
every
forces
ln
1945,
a
tiny
category.
BUT
UNDER
true
democracy
you
cannot
get
good
government
unless
you
have
a
strong
opposition,
which
is
a
government-in-wn'Hng.
There
comes
a
time
In
the
life
of
every
democracy
when
it
is
"time
for
a
change,"
time
to
giva
'he
old
team
a
rest,
and
time
to
put
in
the
other
team.
You
cannot
do
that
unless
you
have
another
team,
well
led,
and
ready
control
at
all
times,
so
you
can
stop
quickly
if
circumstances
demand.
Keep
fresh
and
alert
at
the
wTieel;
you
can't
make
spit-second
decisions
if
you're
tired
and
fuzzy.
Keep
a
safe,
clear
stopping
distance
between
you
and
the
car
ahead.
Watch
CJirs
behind
in
your
rear-view
mirror.
Signal
for
turns
well
before
turning.
Avoid
abrupt
stops.
Slow
down
at
sundown,
and
be
sure
you
can
stop
within
the
range
of
your
lights.
If
you
follow
these
rules,
you'll
live
to
enjoy
m
mm
w
mm
nm
m
BROS,'
Thin
KdverUwmrnt
U
not
publish?;
or
dmplnyrrt
by
the
!.u(u.,r
Contri!
Bimrd
or
by
Hie
Uovrrmnnit
of
BrlllBrt
Columbia.
u'tion
oeiore-hand.
!..
ALL
AUK
l.I.HjIIH.1
thei'
event
ln
This
world's
uniciue
atomic
Now.
since
the
regular
forces
was1
experience
one
of
the
lost
stages
in
the
dis
Four
Named
To
Fisheries
Commission
,'and
waiting
to
do
its
job
in
the
mantling
of
the
insides
of
the
;
NRX.
reactor
which
broke
down
were
placed
on
active
service
in
September,
1950,
every
member
is
entitled
to
vote
regardless
of
age.
,
This
even
goes
for
some
hundreds
of
lfl-year-old
apprentices
ln
the
army
and
navy.
They
.can
vote
in
the
constitu-
i
-...i
iiwuucijf
ami
av
uiu
any
guci
uy
ueaill
or
possinie
injury
to
yourself
or
passengers
in
your
car.
in
December
but
now
will
be
rebuilt
better
than
ever
an
Important
precedent
ln
atomic
sclent.
It
was
a
precedent
because
the
five-year-old
NRX
was
TONIGHT
THE
RT.
HON.
CD.
HOWE
MINIM
KK
OF
TKAI1K
AND
COMMI
W
E
MIMSTI
K
OF
Ot
l
lNt
t:
PKOmTTIOS
OTTAWA
(CP)
Four
Canadians
have
been
appointed
commissioners
on
the
International
North
Pacific
Fisheries
Commission
effpetive
July
1,
the
fisheries
department
has
an
i
the
first
important
reactor
to
i
reach
the
point
of
collapse.
national
interest.
Sooner
or
later
that
time
comes
in
every
democracy
and
this
just
may
be
George
Drew's
time.
ANYWAY,
this
piece
is
mainly
to
say
that
I
think
Canada
will
continue
to
get
government
which
ranks
very
high.
1
think
we
will
get
that
even
if
"Uncle
Louis"
stays
In
there
even
till
lie
Is
as
old
as
the
grand
old
Prime
Minister
in
Britain.
But
I
also
think
we
will
get
good
government
if
the
voters
decide
that
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
So
Every
time
we
buy
something
j
Canada
is
his
best
customer,
for
a
song,
there's
pretty
sure
to
1
we
heard.
nounced.
I
Appointed
are
Stewart
Bates
I
of
Ottawa,
deputy
fisheries
!
minister;
John
M.
Bui'lrin
ui.
WORK
SAIK
'
The
weeks
since
have
shown,
j
among
other
things,
that
work
i
can
lz.i
carried
out
safely
in
ra-iuiation
fields
once
thought
too
strong
for
human
safety.
be
the
cost
of
an
Neither
lipstick
nor
perfume
president
of
British
Columbia'
will
hide
bad
grammar
Packers
Ltd..
Vancouver;
R'n
r
I
Thnmmmn
TT..nu
..1
;.l
4
'
American
scientists
and
Can-
P.M.
P.D.S.T.
CFPR-8:00
A
tjruisn
ship
owner
says
the
army
and
air
force
spe-'
day
is
coming
fast
when
giant
Sometimes
those
who
are
said
passenger
ships
will
be
replaced
to
take
their
own
sweet
time
are
it
is
time
to
give
the
Liberals
a
i
-st
and
to
nut
back
in
there
the
i
fine
historic
party,
which
was
j
mainly
responsible
for
the
scat-
tered
Canadian
'colonies
being;
oi
me
L-unaoian
risiimc
t
o
Ltd.,
of
Vancouver,
and
James
der
Harbor
local
of
the
Fisher-Cameron,
secretary
of
the
Pen
by
jet
air
liners.
Nevertheless.
;
apt
to
sour
on
the
job.
not
nr.
fast
as
he
thinks.
For
i
f6rd'S
fiftieth
anniversary
SALE
2
Weeks
Commencing
Saturday,
June
27
COME
IN
A
Nil
TEST-DRIVE
OI
K
I'SEO
CARS
TIP
TOP
Condition
Guaranteed
Bob
Parker
ltd.
SERVICE
STATION
"Thf
Hum
ot
Friendly
icrvW-e-'
McHKIDi:
at
SECOND
AVE.
AMI
TRANS-CAN
IIA
NKTWOliK
Published
by
tlie
NATIONAL
LIHl;RAL
r'KULKATION
OT
CASAfA
cialiKt-s
In
radiation
detection
tot.k
part
in
the
funeral.
Tli-;
tank
known
as
Calandria
was
a
cylinder-shaped
object
10
ft
:'t
high
and
eight
feet
in
dia-:
meter
and
for
five
years
It
;
huddled
inside
the
35-foot-high
;
"Rupert
of
the
Rhine,"
writes
joined
together.
LIKE
Messrs.
St.
Laurent
and
Drew,
Mr.
Coldwell
has
won
the
respect
of
all
Canada.
What
Is
more,
he
has
won
the
affection
of
masses
of
the
people,
including
there
are
millions
of
people
who
like
the
sea
well
enough
not
to
leave
it.
When
friend
wife
steers
him
toward
salads
in
mid-summer,
there's
any
number
of
men
fully
Geoffrey
Brunn
ln
McMillan's
Saturday
Review,"
was
a
nephew
oi
Charles
I
and
who
distinguished
himself
as
a
leader
of
cavalry
In
the
Civil
War,
as
a
seaman.
n.s
n
eoiirtiei-
n
f,,ni
,
1
1
1
'
men's
Union,
Pender
Harbor,
B.C.
The
treaty
under
which
the
commission
is
established
is
between
Canada,
the
United
States
and
Japan,
and
aims
at
obtaining
the
maximum
sustained
yield
of
fishery
resources
of
northern
Pacific
non-territorial
waters.
.
pienared
to
eat
like
a
horse,
kick
!
er
of
the
iin'.
h,
rw:
some
who
never
cast
a
CCF
vote,
like
a
steer
and
become
more
and
as
a
sponsor
of
the.
Royal
i
becaU!
tnf,v
knew
11
.rould
,10t
balky
thair1
d
mule.
&Hddiwkj4iety1
both
happen
to
be
wrong
gues-1
better
known
r
think
masr
Canatlfatis"
agree
reactor.
Inside
the
Calandria
in
!
'im
p
wen
the
176
uranium-con-1
j
taining
rods
which
were
the
core
'or
NRX's
phenomenal
atom-splitting,
energy-releaslnc;.
activity.
J
It
was
the
bursting
of
some
of
th"i'
rods
last
December
whiiSi
i
laid
NRX
low
and
the
rods
were
I
fist
removed
by
men
working
In
short
spurts
behind
respirators
and
protective
clothing.
"
i
with
me
cn
this
at
least
that
sers.
Eeach
country
Is
entitled
to
appoint
four
cninmis.vioners.
Terms
are
two
years.
THE
MOST.POPULAR
CANADIANlWHISKY
ATA
POPULAR
PRICE
BACK
IN
'85
The
Omlneca
Herald
of
Terrace
prints
a
letter
that
has
reference
to
a
man
who
died
at
Lome
the
stable
two-party
system
workr.
best
in
any
democracy.
But
if
for
any
reason
it
happens
again
in
the
fifties
as
it
happened
in
the
twenties
that
no
one
THAT
FAMILIAR
SOUND
A
man
in
Edinburgh
makes
bags
for
bagpipes
who
says
HONOR
SCIENTIST
PRETORIA.
South
Africa
(CPi
Creek
on
the
Skeena
River
dur
1
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Uberal-CCF
alliance
might
once
Dr.
J.
J.
Theron
of
Pretoria
j
University
has
been
awarded
the!
Hertzog
Prize
for
19f3
for
agricultural
sciences
and
teohniniie.
r.'f
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'ver-
ln
again
again
give
give
Canada
Canada
just
Hist
as
as
good
FLY...
FISHING
tne
Nortliwest
Rebellion
and
LATEST
REPORT
Uk
your
lnvttmnt
Dalr
Iw
Hm
Latttt
Raport
and
Pretpvctut
of
i
building
of
the
CPR
were
caus
government
as
it
did
ln
the
earliest
days
of
J.
S.
Woodsworth
The
lecturer
is
an
authority
on!
-and
the
famous
Ginger
Group,
ilsoil
fertility.
lug
excitement
out
west.
The
Canadian
National
Railway
had
not
even
been
heard
of.
But
some
one
must
have
got
wind
of
a
gold
strike
at
what
later
became
known
as
Lome
Creek.
LAKE
KHTADA
SUNDAYS
OR
BY
PRE-ARRANGEMENT
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Small
Investors
Take
Note
'
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(
'a
7
t
n
1
1
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There's
going
to
be
another
election
in
August.
All
Canada
will
vote.
And
for
the
love
of
Mike,
let's
do
it
only
once
instead
of
twice.
It
ought
to
be
a
pretty
fair
guess,
after
this
summer,
for
Canadians
to
be
able
to
declare
they
can
get
along
pretty
fair
without
polling,
for
,
a
lengthy
spell.
HARLOTTE
UEEN
IRLINES
CALVIN
BULLOCK
lid.
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OF
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PER
PERSON
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i
too
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to
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the
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you
would
Aty
like
to
have
from
your
broker?
XS
Have
you
ever
had
to
make
a
difficult
ojl
choice
between
two
or
more
securities?
TJ
If
you
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then
Canadian
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When
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you
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At
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