i
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Normun
M.
MacLeoo
Wednesday,
August
26,
1953
I
i...
.
U
J
.
Ill
"W4
,
mongst
the
Senate
vacancies
about
retlrlivg
to
private
li
Itch
Prime
Minister
St.
Laur-
i
And
If
Hon.
'
Doug'
does
change
Ui
indl-endent
iily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
aw
Member
oX
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation
i
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
J.
F.
MA
OCR.
President
H.
O.
PERKY.
Vice-President
.....
,.,m
h.a
at
hij
HUmisal
nis
nnna
unu
rriuain
'"
hen
he
returns
to
his
office
political
arena,
it
is
reported
to
be
a
certainty
that
he
will
be
ibout
a
week
hencp
will
be
one
.11
Montreal
belonKinK
tradi-
SubFcrlptlu..
Rates:
carrier
Per
woek,
25c:
per
rr.ontli.
$100;
ner
year,
$10
00.
ui
mall
Per
nonth,
7ac:
p';r
year,
tt00.
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jccTEBORC
.
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mtw.d
class
mall
by
U;a
i
Ofilca
Ucpaxtmeut,
ouawa.
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liA
7'
1
rTclfsCnt.
And
there
is
more
.
T
'Vl
V-4
tVlV
-l
ji
,
X
A
I
tln
the
usual
suspense
In
lib-
jfcM-
V
i
t
!i
IJliJ'
jeral
I'arty
circles
to
see
what
a
cinrlidule
for
Mr.
St
Laurent's
mantle
when
the
Liberal
leadership
change
conies
about.
In
Unit
fcveut
the
Liberal
IcadersiUy
contest
probably
would
be
a
three-way
one
between
Messrs
Abbott,
Kxternal
Affairs
Minister
"Mike"
Pear-
For
Uie
course
followed
in
re-
L
iv,:mff"
!
wm
www
m
i
;
ii
i
ill
in
i
Cv,vw
I
(
to
that
is
re-
"
spect
vacancy
XT7,I
parried
8""n
Minister
Walter
r
HaiiU.
Up
-,tf
as
an
i.nportarl
it,.,
.,.,,
u,o
....miii
Liberal
circles
do
not
take
ser-
111
mi
timbvi
u
v.ii.
.....
.
a
lously
the
possibility
of
State
Secretary
"Jack"
Plckersi'lll
being
a
contender.
Even
more
Liberal
'leadership
race
wh-n
Rt.
Hon.
Mr.
fit.
Laurent
resigns
whenever
tlwt
may
be.
tied
Wlulinan,
ex-Liueiul
i
sin
prLsimjIy,
there
U
a
pre-!
dominant
belief
tliat
Health
Mf
lor
Notre
Dame
ue
oua-.
.
,.:,..
,,,,..
MOKE
OCEAN-fiOINO
VESSELS
Invaded
the
firm,
1
'
mm
1
!
and
Sl"l,rise
vk-tiin
of
a,iiu,;cesf"
tin,
who
showed
strut
support
j
ful
Conservative
candidate
in
wia
not
at
Uw
11Ma
ewnv,,nUun
I
the
recent,
voting,
is
recognid
,
bp
&
,.onteijtattl
aK!lln.
aii
the
logical
candidate
if
the
thiw-mu
fudd
wui.sist-
it-,iAniiitiiifril
W
murlp
nnu;
Rllt
of
'
himself,
Pearson,
aiid
if
the
appointment
is
not
made
i
Uw
ch.incM
of
..
)USj"
yeur
than
ever
oeiore.
rne
l.iji-uin
Torshulm
tt
Sweden
three
years
ago
especially
for
the
ovtrsea
n,.
Lakes.
,
impending
Autumn
Rains
hi
To
Already
Devastated
Greek
Tc
A
KOOSTOI.ION,
Orece
IAP)
roads
said
today
&
Impending
autumn
rains
"virtually
conmif-uh
at
this
time,
it
will
be
stood
that
the
vacancy
Is
being
lyOi
USPKAKILKS
MOl'NTEO
ON
RICKSHAWS
call
the
people
ol
Delhi,
India,
to
visit
specially
established
vaccination
centres
at
the
nearest
street
corner,
to
get
their
anti-TB
inoculation.
Thif
It
part
of
the
tuberculosis
conU'ol
program
now
being
carried
out
by
India
with
aid
from
the
U.N.
International
Children's
Emergency
Fund
(UNlCEFt.
Abbott
are
looked
upon
generally
an
something
more
than
just
promising.
Despite
the
unpopularity
of
his
role
as
tax-im-poser,
there
are
few
better-liked
individuals
In
the
Commons
than
the
Finance
Minister.
And
no
one
is
more
highly
respected
on
all
side;i
of
the
Our
New
Strength
9
NT
it3
current
Monthly
Review
the
Dank
of
Nova
Scotia
does
well
to
remind
tis
of
the
tremendous
jole
minerals
have
played
in
Canada's
recent
J'i'owth.
Up
to
comparatively
recent
times
the
great
iuJk
of
our
wealth
eanie
from
alve
ground,
from
W
farms
and
forests.
We
still
have
these
but
in
jiddition
we
have
added
metals,
oil,
gas,
iron
ore
and
Others.
Since
1929
output
of
these
has
gained
almost
Jive
times
and
it
is
still
climbing.
!
Mineral
development
in
Canada
has
widened
Tjur
frontiers,
given
us
new
towns
and
cities,
new
jailroads,
new'
industries
and
new
jobs.
Above
all
it
jias
broadened
and
deepened
our
economy
and
made
lis
far
less
vulnerable
to
outside
influences.
!
A
lot
of
this
new
wealth
is
not
due
to
any
recent
discovery.
For
years
we
have
known
that
there
was
jron
ore
in
Northern
Quebec
and.
Labrador,
that
Jhere
was
an
abundance
of
gas
in
Western
Canada,
5
hat
there
must
be
many
more
minerals
locked
away
'in
the
Precambrian
shield.
But
we
lacked
the
necessary,
capital
for
exploitation.
the
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
points
out
"the
jpresent
immense'
scale
of
expansion
is
the
result
!of
a
favorable,
economic
climate,
a
climate
that
has
encouraged
the
very
large
outlays
of
capital
needed
to
open
up
remote
areas."
In
our
own
best
interest
e
must
do
everything
possible
to
make
sure
that
favorable
climate
is
maintained.
The
Financial
Post
i
held
open
for
Finance
Minister
!
Douglas
Abbott,
who
has
been
I
talking
about
nn
early
rttiie-I
merit
fol-
some
time
past
and
i
who
e
claim
upon
the
Senate
!
post
is
superior
to
Whitman's.
If
Whitman
is
appointed
in
tiie
near
future,
therefore,
Lib-
threaten
new
disaster
to
HO.OQij
by
the
tiemors.
teJ
earthquake
victims
on
Oreece's
:
lepairs.
thi-y
add-.-fl
.
;
three
d'.'va.sta'ed
Ionian
I.-ijiuls,
!
tand
the
first
tain
House.
The
concensus
of
opinion
I
Victoria
Report
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nesbitr
mil
Party
circles
will
take
it
i
is
that
if
he
goes
to
the
post
as
on
indication
that
"Doug"
J
in
the
leadership
race,
he
will
Abbott
has
changed
his
nund
I
be
a
hard
man
to
beat.
British
a.'d
US.
reacue
offlcen,
said
today.
They
warned
mat
oniy
speedy
completion
of
the
Greek
government's
temporary
hou-rtng
program
on
the
islands
of
Kef-allinla,
7.akinthos
and
Ithaci
could
stave
off
further
widespread
suffering
when
the
rains
beein
in
mid-September.
.
VICTORIA
When
this
report-
i
ministers
hogged
the
works,
er
gets
tired
of
politics
he
takes
grabbing
all
the
cream,
leaving
j
a
snort
run
into
the
countryside
private
members
with
nothing
and
finds
calmness
by
talking
to
but
skim
milk.
I
Time
Will
Tell
if
Rhee
Right
In
Wanting
fo
Win
Korean
War
people
who
live
on
the
land
It
was
tills
way:
Premier
E
n-
There
wasn't
time
to
get
very
nett
moved,
and
Attorney-Gen-1
The
Athens
governinenl
anr
far
this
year,
but
a
few
days
in
;
eral
Bonner
seconded
that
Thos.
Few
men
are
less
understood
j
leave
his
country
no
chance
to
iiouni'ed
last
week
It
was
pn
the
Fraser
Valley
sufficed.
I
paid
irwin
be
elected
Mr.
Speaker.
a
visit
to
the
pleasant
little
town
i
usually
the
Leader
of
the
Opixi-
1
than
Syngman
Rhee,
declares
i
survive
as
an
independent
na-
pal(.d
ta
..about
25
to
30
01
Laaner,
ana
oeciuea
i
woum
sjtion
seconds
this
resolution,
to
"
ou.n.
iunuw
.0.
,
1....
ul"i"
!
mlii,-,n
dollars
in
the
islands,
.
not
mind
living
there.
We
motor-
!
proVe
that
the
Speaker
has
the
i
Ambassador
to
Soviet
Russia,
in
,
those
terms
would
destroy
the
1
,nU
waslo
by
M,ries
ot
uestmc-ed
through
Surrey,
and
from
a
j
support
of
all
sides
of
the
Hou
e
lhe
September
Reader's
Digest,
hope
and
morale
of
his
people,
Uvp
qUBkPS
tnal
begnn
two
road
high
up
looked
down
on
I
...,......
,::...
:
I
"To
describe
him
as
'a
stubborn
1
Rhee
opposed
them
vigorously.
k
,
old
.man'
is
to
display
total
ig-
some
wonderful
farms.
We
visit
i
moved
and
Education
Minister
!
norance
of
his
character
and
ed
the
Hillbrooke
Farm,
on
the
Rolston
seconded
the
Address
in
moral
courage.
He
is
in
fact
a
main
highway,
near
Oreen
Tim-;
t,,
o.k
11,0
I
Th"
lnW
oI
p
e
the
Digest
says,
Rhee
knew
that
en
nt
w
as
U''1'1
"
his
people
would
be
easy
prey
to
camht",
n;
i
M'1
of
the
flood
of
CommunLst
propa-!"'"
T'Zf
,
raUs
announced
h
ha
gandlsts
who
would
be
.sneaked!-
130.000
persons
till
lLllllu
lH.
u
f-aSAtirje
for
floJai
re
ijcj.t
auu
iomcu
j
icuu,
r
ani-i
-
.
Throne
These
hieh
honors
are
"
r,-
-
son
and
his
wife.
What
a
place.
Ted
r
private
!
chrlslian
lead
"
R'
ntly,
Is
any
other
household
in
all
B.C.
1
Ambers,
h,
n
'TTt
two
wh
have
the
g
i
"T-c
so
busy?
Mrs.
Patterson
was
ernment.;
confidence,
and8
so
n"&
R,leP
was
at
e
wlth
the
busy
preserving
what
delicious
i
liaa(
anvthln
thev
sav
mav
be
taken
smells-and
she
was
looking
after
j
a"VJ"lrn5t
iJ
I
God."
though
at
war
with
the
1
into
their
country.
Rhee
wanted
to
fight
on.
The
article
predicts
that
"too
late
we
were
homeless
after
the
quake
di-nster.
Til'-
death
toll
has
not
been
offiiliUy
determined
but
the
"Thou
.shalt
see
greater
things
than
these."
St.
John
1:50.
shall
know
that
Syngman
Ithec
was
'.fright
when
he
wanted
to
lit"
J
.
-
Inok
win
the
Korean
War."
mr
t
reliable
estimates
piar.e
i
;
around
1.000.
Hundreds
of
other
pei.'ons
were
Injured.
j
Minor
earth
-j
tremor
have
cenllnued
daily
since
the
initial!
her
budgies,
too,
hundreds
of
'
.
J'
'Communists
and
at
odds
with
them
of
the
most.,
wpndrQiis
,s
session,
nowever,
Leader
,
the
Amerjcan
government,
colors.
Mr.
Patterson
raises
tu-
f
the
Opposition
Arnold
W
eb-
j
The
ai.U(.Ic
emphasizes
Rhe's
keys-and-
beauties,-
they
are.ster
wiU
second
thf
no.mlnat'"
lifelong
devotion
to
Korean
in-And
Mr.
Patte'rsort's
"brother-iti-1
ot
Mr-
wm
as
Speaker.
The
dependence
and
his
early
em-law,
just
out
from
Winnipeg,
iPre?mer
has
already
asked
him,
1
bl.adng
o
tne
CmlKUan
aUh.
r
h
.
and
he
wUl
so
dp.
The.
addiess
1
,..
,,,
,h
rtliv,
.
,h
-1,,,
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
n
Kay
CM
&
S
Mill
AUTOMATIC
I
shocks.
i
Iatrldes
reported
that
60
per
cent
ol
the
survivors,
or
78,000
39
Years
Old
tables
.
the
lower
maioland.
:
'
win
be
vd
jmonarchy
Korea
Rhee
was
The-
Royal
Canadian
Navy,
prevented
it
from
becoming
the
on
n;
with
some
truthfulness,
can
largot
seaport
in
Canada.
1
U
IT"
J?7
.1.
and
their
fried
turkey.
'
.
.
t
1
-
.
.
'
fc
.
oIH,
III"
XIll
IM-I
vil
t
IU1
JUIIHI'B
HP:
This
August
the
Sullivan
Con-
',
...
,,..,!11(fl
th:l.
now
be
regarded
as
seasoned.
:
the
boss.
At
iianov
uv
t-n
Hntji
Viio
1
ii
(1
(
ii
e
ii
d
e
ii
c
e
Diovenipnt
entrator
at
Kimberley,
B.C.
..'
nothpr
5
m
tenU
wU,
U(ke
narks
its
30th
year
of
opera-!
,
...
ri
,.
Several
court
martialed
officers
B-tVJ'FR
CALLS
have
been
sentenced.
They
will!
Keveiley
Baxter,
MP.
recently
be
.severely
reprimanded.
j
addressed
the
Women's
Cana-
jdian
Club
in
Vancouver.
He
was
:Maple
Ridge
Fall
Fair,'
an
his-'
.
to!d
this
r(eP.ltw
"V
;
Though
tortured
daily
or
six
toric
event,
and
a
delightful
dav
'nat
cab,1e1t
i
months,
he
would
not
recant
of
rural
living
we
experienced.
1
1
the
honors
.last
session
to
prove
Later,
sentenced
to
life
im-don't
know
much
about
horses,
I
tnat-
even
lf
was
a
mliipnty
prlsonment.
he
wrote
in
his
ce!
I
Worker.i
renorted
thut
inhali'
ion.
Owned
by
The
Consolid-ded
Mining
and
Smelting
Com-rmy:"0if
Canada,
Limited,
it
Is
he
Vrgest
uilll
lh,
Western
Canada
aiitl
accounts
for
over
TourisU
in
Nova
Scotia
are
:
born
in
Canada
ana
represents
nit
I
I
was
was
much
much
cap-
cap-
e""'
K'eim
.
u
iuu
.-uiisiiiuuo.wi
'u"fl
lu"u"-'
j
-T1,e
Spirit
-of
.IiMlfljjrnKwvr
coin
l,i
nrpfpr
frsh
sp.'ifiii
id
'
a
l.rni'Jen
.lvJen
(Eng.
(Eng.
riding.
riding.
His
His
it'ints
of
isolated
mountain
villages
are
sleeping
out
of
doors.
U.S.
marine
corps
officers
working
to
repair
Kefalllnia's
-
,
-
A
1
but
must
admit
-a
magallne
correspond-
tivated
by
ihe
-horse.
Aow,
.d
!
J0
bythe
h
gives
a
lot
of
attention
to
astonished.
and
so
m
e
t
i
m
e
s
;
SnB!flc,r,d
and
wholesome
beef
dishes.
The
j
Cana
book
which
bi't-airtc
-"a
'
testa-mi'nt
for
nil
patriotic
Koreans"
most
popular
of
the
former
is
eJice
leuieiiaiit-ooverrior
10
iorni
a
;0
per
cent
of
British
Coium-ila's
total'
milling
capailty.
The
RussorJapanese
War.
in
affairs.
:
breathless,
the
way
mere
young-
salmon.
Next
in
order
comes
England
and
overseas
government.
T-l.;..
......
I
Intamptina
n
a
I
clttl-C
fllinc?
tft.
hfirlf
nf
hiir
liiu
i.iii
uc
iuuuu
uiiticoiuiB
oo
.-..f,
-
o
rinvurnnipnt
Koiiu
in
hit
well
as
informing
which
-me
animals
which
;"
folks
feel
disDosed
to
Question,
ed
clear
into
the
air.
The
lair
,
.
lobster,
tuna
and
swordtish.
We'd
like
to
inveigle
them
inLo
chatting
casually
about
a
hali-bat
steak.
"
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t0f"
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I.
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i,
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-
-
1004,
'provided-
opportunity-
-
for
Rh'-e's
revolutionary
friends
to
seize
control
of
the
Korean
government,
release
Rhee
and
send
him
to
Washington
as
their
representative.
In
America
In
uf-rnii
rprl
n
i'nm
l
ili't,
i-nnim-mr
at
Haney
was
a
eireat
treat
ana
"
-
'"
,
to
Government
House
I
didn't
hear
politics
mentioned
!xPelM?vf
,,
,
Two
state
dinners,
a
state
ball
T
h?
mon
who
trusts
men
will
make
fewer
mistakes
than
he
who
mistrusts
them.
nu
iu,inn.um
vji
nt,to
ui
uiljh
o
SAFE
RELIABLE
SERVICE
rrompt
anil
(
uurtraus
Phone
53
7
TAXI
Ken
Ne-.bltt
-
Ronnie
Tutb
Construction
of
Uie
concen-
i
(atyr
began
in
1922.
The
site
hosen
was
three
miles
from
Jiiiiunco's
Sullivan
Mine
at
,
timberley
in
the
picturesque
.'urcell
Range.
Up
until
shortly'
oefore
the
concentrator
was
tarted.
the
mine
was
produc-ng
relatively
small
quantities
if
lead
and
zinc
ores
which
were
1
'
.orted
by
hand
und
shipped
in
heir
raw
state
to
the
metal-
.urglcal
operutlons
at
Trull.
1
lowever,
the
Ballivun
ore
was
aren't
peanut
butter
sandwich
I
f
En
lish
and
pam(,d
a
.
aftairs.
Th?y
re
filet
mignon,
I
t
th..p
niVri,,,.a
Given
a
government
with
a
big
surplus
and
a
big
majority
and
a
weak
opposition,
and
ycu
would
debauch
a
committee
of
archangels.
Sir
John
A.
Mucdunald.
RUPERT
R
AND
ELEC
313
Third
But
back
to
work
and
once
more
into
the
thick
of
politics
post-mortems
on
the
recent
Federal
election,
and
plans
for
the
coming
session
of
the
B.C.
Legis
the
right
wine
with
the
right
,
t
1945
did
Rhee
come
into
his
own
course,
-flngerbowls,
butlers
ajid
maids.
And
the
Lieut-governor
Vine
tn
m
V
tji
hill
frnm
lilc
fivun
as
the
leader
of
his
people.
The
lature.
Eighteen
years
ago
this
month,
Will
Rogers,
who
just
naturally
found
a
place
in
the
human
heart,
died
in
an
Alaska
plane
rr;k,h.
He
had
lived
long
enough
to
become
a
power,
and
had
life
continued
there
is
no
telling
wh
it.
Ills
talents
might
not
hJve
I
can
only
say
this
about
the
t.t
Th
,
hrpnir
ho
Pt
i
American
Army
of
Occupation
Phone
W
ITS
A
FACT!
No
one
can
afford
to
belittle
or
under
rate
the
St.
Lawrence
Seaway
controversy.
,
It's
gone
B.C.
results
in
the
Federal
elec-jls
needed
a
statesman
to
rally
and
or
at
cost
So
lt
doesn.t
tion
that
it
appeared
to
me
the
;
ook
as
if
t1(,re
wm
any
big
;
Su'Ue
the
politically
infxpeii-strong
Social
Credit-CCF
swing
jaffuirs'
at
ooveniinent
House
enretl
-Korean
people,
At
Gen
oo
complex.
to
make
hand
sort-1
'
ng
po-iwctical.
An
inteasive
.enroll
for
an
efficient
way
ol
n
hieved
by
this
time.
His
gifts
too
far,
and
taken
on
too
uicii
f'-oiirtrtratlnr
the
'6re"Wfln-
!
lp.portat
vloadx
It
w.r,
Jje'w'!'
feshnad;
to
cape,
yitn
arRited
the
principal
objection
.
the
problems
ol
tne
times.
in
June
provincial
eiecuon
was
tnis
,ession
which
will
be
disap
1
uiui
a
:i.
imi
nee,
une
arned
through-
taily..Hr)pointi?
t'
MLA's,
who
kr
to
w-'te-K''n-:v'.
to"
aim
other
cah
you
look
at
it?
S.C.llwank
in
,hc
governor's
man-!
Uls
leadership,
came
up
with
four
seats.
wheiision
and
so
impress
the
folks
!
'
Both
before
and
after
his
elec-it
had
none
before;
the
CCF
j
ba(.k
home
,
.
I
tion
in
1948
as
President
of
tin
gained
four
seats;
the
Liberals!
Tv,prp.n
nmhnhlv
l
.,.m-j
South
Korean
Renubd".
Rhee
Th"
high
cost
of
operating
under
the
Canadian
flag
and
of
to
the
route
is
that
it
is
and
must
always
be,
closed
for
five
month",
of
the
year.
But
then,
so
is
Montreal,
but
that
has
not
I
icl'liiig
new
tonnage
in
Cana-
lost
three
seats,
and
the
Con-
j
promlsea
high
tea
iwtth'
a
opposed
the
Communist
trustee-
r'iui
shipyards,
have
ptoeed
servatives
stayea
wnere
mey
drink
or
twQ
of
that,
tax-free
i
ship
of
North
Korea.
At
the
owners
of
ocean-going
ships
in
i
were
at
three,
and
they
would
liquor)
following
the
House
;
recent
armistice,
convinced
that
the
Communist
terms
would
opening.
1
,
.
I
in
extremely
dificult
position.
1
not
have
got
those
three
with-Tliis
is
declared
by
W.
J.
Fisher,
J
out
the
strong
names
and
per-general
manager
of
the
Cana-
I
sonalities
of
George
Pearkes,
Davie
Fulton
and
Howard
Green
di'in
Shipowners
Association.
idenauer
Using
?J.S.
Methods
5i
Election
Race
'""BONN,
Germany
(API
West
Germany's
tough
old
Chancellor
.lly
to
the
development
of
a
'
lifferential
flotation
process.
This
made
possible
the
separa-
1
.ion
of
the
lead
und
zinc
minerals
as
high
grade
concentrates
!
ind
based
on
this
process,
the
julllvan
Concentrator
was
built.
On
August
23,
1923,
operation
;
'
omrnenced.
The
concentrator's
nltial
capacity
was
2,500
tons
of
i
ire
per
day.
Throughout
the
ollowing
thirty
years
new
'
qulpment.
additions
and
improvements
increased
the
daily
i
nllling
rate
to
its
present
11.000
,
tons.
Since
its
start,
the
con-
;
entrator
has
handled
nearly
10,000,000
tons
of
Sullivan
Mine
:
jre.
Besides
being
one
of
Canada's
!
largest
mills,
the
Sullivan
Con-
j
:entrator
also
houses
the
world's
j
largest
rod
mill,
in
1947
a
large
TOR
girls
So,
looking
over
the
hard
facts
and
figures,
I
can't
see
how
anyone
can
say
Social
Credit
has
shot
its
bolt
In
this
province.
STRAP
.
FOR
BOYS
I.OAFKRS
BlIC
KI.KS
,
OXFORDS
HOOTS
And
he
should
know.
Norwegian
Progress
OSLO
(CP)
The
central
bureau
of
statistics
reported
that
Norway's
gross
national
product,
measured
in
fixed
prices,
was
quadrupled
between
1900
and
11950.
Per
capita
production
doubled
during
the
same
period.
9
SAB
The
Leader
of
the
Opposition
and
private
Social
Credit
members
will
be
back
in
the
limelight
Konrad
Adenauer,
fighting
for
re-election
at
77,
is
making
his
'-V-
J
UL
'
h
n
i
A
COMPLETE
NEW
R011.
Ill
ItBI
U
FOOTWEAR
FOR
THE
W'",L
at
the
session
opening
Sept.
15.
At
last
spring's
session,
there
was
much
hue
and
cry
because,
said
the
oppositionists,
cabinet
t-AbMIUIN
rn
political
opponents
squirm
with
some
campaign
methods
borrowed
from
the
United
States.
Taking
a
leaf
from
American
and
Canadian
political
candidates,
the
chancellor
Is
criss-crossing
the
nation
on
a
"whistle-stop"
tour
to
let
millions
of
German
voters
see
and
hear
Win.
He's
travelling
in
a
bright
red
special
train
replete
with
all
the
icaie
nn
and
float
plant
was
installed.
It
has
since
proved
a
very
satisfactory
preliminary
concentration
step.
U.S.
Air
Force
To
Close
Base
At
Cold
Bay,
Alaska;
in
September
fife,
Cif
:
f
i
the
air
facilities
there
after
the
air
force
leaves.
The
RCAF
also
has
made
ex
THE
AIR
FORCE
RECRUITING
to
will
be
ot
the
ki:.-i
r
i
l
c
ntfke.
P'ince
tensive
use
of
Shemya
on
Pacific
WASHINGTON
(AP)
The
United
States
Air
Force
has
announced
it
will
start
withdrawing
its
personnel
from
Cold
Bay,
Alaska
next
week
and
will
close
that
Aleutian
base
Sept.
15.
The
air
force
previously
had
announced
plans
to
close
Shem-ya,
its
base
at
the
far
end
of
the
Aleutian
chain,
next
April
1
trimmings
press
agents,
harried
advisers,
a
radio
telephone,
bodyguards,
teletype
printers
Slid
a
separate
car
for
reporters.
t-So
far-
Adenauer
has
covered
,384
miles.
He
is
going
3,000
more
before
the
election
on
Sept.
This
doesn't
count
side
trips
by
automobiles.
In
a
baggage
flights.
'
'
B.C.
Polio
Toll
Now
267
Cases
VICTORIA
(CP)
British
Col
itununui
mpigymcm
ini-
'
-
on
August
28
ond
29
I
nf(l-
or
at
the
latest
next
July
1.
Closing
the
expensive
-
to
-
to
interview
roung
rven
ana
women
inieresrea
in
t'
,
oU
i
so
you
can
demand
high
wages!
The
Air
Force
will
!3ive
rnmnletp
rm
irQP
in
qi
irh
tmA&z
nc
operate
bases
would
leave
the
umbia's
polio
total
now
stands
at
267,
with
10
more
case;
being
reported
to
provincial
health
officials
last
week-end.
There
have
been
seven
deaths
from
the
navy's
permanent
base
at
Adak
is
the
only
important
military
or
air
installation
in
the
entire
Aleutian
chain.
disease
so
far
this
year.
Electronics
-
Stenography
-
Accountant
-
Mechanic
-
uu
-
Medical
and
many
others
while
receiving
full
pay.
(jar,
the
chancellor
carries
two
black
Mercedes
limousines.
He
roars
off
in
these
on
frequent
side
Jaunts.
'
Adenauer
is
by
far
the
best-l&wwn
figure
In
German
politics
pijd
his
opponents
are
jittery
aSout
so
many
people
getting
a
chance
to
see
"Der
Alte,"
the
old
one,
as
the
Germans
ately
call
him.
Northwest
Orient
Airlines
and
At
the
same
time
last
year
the
total
was
144.
However,
more
than
twice
as
many
deaths
18
had
been
reported
In
the
same
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
use
Shemya.
The
civil
aeronautics
Join
the
thousands
of
Younq
Men
and
Women
who
0fQeQ3Llfij
THERE
WERE
ALL
SORTS
OF
GAMES
planned
for
these
children
at
the
Betwood
Community
playgrounds
in
Topeka,
Kan.,
but
the
games
were
ignored.
The
children
were
lured
to
this
big
elm,
and
had
a
delightful
time
being
up
a
tree!
R.C.A.F.
I
NCII
lllh
NOW
"
"
administration
has
not
yet
de
elded
whether
It
will
maintain
period.