13
Prinoa
Ruptif.
Daily
Nes.
Thursday;
AVil
33.
1
i53
,
S"'liv-
",r
M
Sand
wi,et,
ik.
Irish,
Immigrant
Got
$16
OOVEKNMENT
STOCKHLES
NARCOTICS
Seizure
Business
Booming
in
U.S.
'
(
nines
..4
.
For
Working
70-Hour
Week
WASHINGTON
(APi
Many
ously
about
Washington,
weren't
ly.
even,
dangerously,
ns
the
HALIFAX
A
group
of
3M
Uiverty.
2!,
of
County
.sleek
government
limousines,
always
that
Way.
automobiles
of
bootleggers.
Armagh,
70-hour
i
of
moving
importantly
and
pomp-
They
beyan
life
adventurous-
Take
the
new
Secretary
arrived
here
who
often
worked
a
ww
k
tl.
GeorL.le
with
Irish
ImmigianLs
alHiard
the
liner
Commerce,
Sinclair
Weeks
One
of
the
cars
assigned
to;
the
commerce
department,
and
j
frequently
used
by
him,
as
It
was
!
hv
his
predecessors,
Is
a
Cadillac
i
money
and
Jobs
on
their
minds
'
,
,.
was"'1-
rnough
for
Vie
I
David
Corbett.
a
35-year-om
Z
Ilelfaster.
wanted
to
know
if
es
Calgary.
Canadians
are
a
-.saving'
,
people
Mu;
oI
the
f
I
mean,
do
they
make
enoueh
...
-
I
.,
.
moncv
to
out
some
In
the
l.
,t.
lr
j"
.
.
.
uy
uvertisenenU
and
filmt
khiimn
"Most
of
us
made
enointh
to
LIONS
BAT
AT
MIDNIGHT
TO
CELEBRATE
CORONATION
LONDON
Rcnter.s-i
Celebrities
from
all
over
the
world
will
watch
the
lions
feed
at
mitlnieht
at
the
Coronation
reception
to
he
inven
by
the
Hrilish
Zooliieical
Society
at
the
zoo
here
on
June
10.
The
I'anleii.s
will
lie
floodlit
and
animals
from
the
children's
zoo
in
the
grounds
will
be
hroiieht
to
pay
t
!
i
-1
r
respects.
Police
Chief,
Two
Henchmen
live
but
we
couldn't
save
anything,
not
a
quid."
said
Coi
bett,
,
who
earned
a!iut
17
i
S
1
9
H
i
weekly
as
a
furniture
store
salesman
and
paid
5
for
lodging
and
food
;
Majority
of
the
Imiiilgrunti.
by
Uiuring
memiiers
of
the
Canadian
uffict
In
Belfast.
A
large
proportion
of
skilled
and
setni-.kllled
worker
of
all
kinds
were
among
the
itroup,
whose
average
age
wax
about
30'
(Unlike
the
farmers
and
domes-'
tli.K.
they
have
no
assurance
of
lobs
but
are
hopeful
of
finding
them.
WERE
CRAFTS,.
DIBBPin
COMPANY
j
.
i
-
T.
,
,
y
v
I
-
"
-
U
p
-
-
N
ttttmTr
1-rV
'
t
-&.!
Arrested
for
Violating
Law
the
government
got
for
free
The
federal
ftureau
of
Investigation
confiscated
the
machine
from
a
rum-runner.
This
has
been
the
system
for
years.
Mrs.
Franklin
D
Roosevelt
also
used
a
car
formerly
owned
by
a
Ixxitlegger
A
check
today
showed
the
U
S
:
government
is
confiscating
aulo-inihle.s
at
around
one
a
day.
When
a
particularly
cla.tsy
automobile
comes
along,
it
is
turned
over
to
a
department
head
who
has
Id-en
asking
for
another
cat'.
The
atomic
energy
commission
last
week
was
given
a
iMiwder
blue
Cadillac
taken
from
a
Honolulu
narcotics
runner.
It
will
be
re-painted
black.
Narcotics,
with
the
exception
of
huroin,
are
kept
by
the
government,
u
is
stockpiling
narcotics,
just
as
it
i.s
stockpiling
other
imiMH'tanl
materials
for
a
national
emergency.
Heroin
is
destroyed,
nnd
for
a
good
reason:
largest
sln-'le
group
to
leave
the
country
In
'
years,
are
farmers
I
i
coming
under
an
assistance
scheme
ulieieiiy
the
('iw,U,
goveriiinent
loans
them
$l'nl
each
and
finds
them
a
job
Most
are
bound
fo-
AllKitu.
like
Jo.eph
MNMIIVK
GltOI
I
!
SWIIT
CtTdiLNT.
Sa.-k
CP)
SI
mm
sech
to
the
Georgian
Supreme
Soviet:
'
Hv
gross
violation
of
Soviet.
Socialist
laws,
by
trampling
underfoot
the
rights
of
So-
,
viet
citizens
and
all
kinds
of
machinations.
Hukh.ule
and
his
'myrmidons
attempted
to
arou.se
discontent
in
Soviet
people
and
tried
to
inflame
feelings
of
national
hostility."
lie
said
Kiikhade
and
his
MONTltr
L,
AmI
B-l-N,,
Ua!
Lite.
.i
II
I
tti.U.
(
b-n(
,Mr
,
,
Ami
nitniri'-t.u
,,-
t
'Nie
in
fnun
in-t,
r
t,
,,r
J
,
It
kt
Ih
unvr
il
,
Hi
!
V
"l,
lr.(l,l,.
wilh
V.
l!.,.,,l
t
ItLie
to
kit'ii
limn
,.,,,.
jw
y.ni
rtt-t
r.n-
yuiir
n-i-l,
t.i
(.
lht
,,
I
lit
n
iiii!lv
imi
.1..,.
...
I,
.
.
.
-
f'iiixisal
to
establish
n
ni
v
funeral
home
here
brought
pio-tc-ts
from
citizens
in
the
etis-lin
t
lln.v
lioldrm
told
city
i
-iium
il
that
"wlu-n
-ople
rei-h
tin
ir
di
riming
years,
at
we
tin
y
want
to
stay
n
far
from
such
plai-f
as
is-
MOSCOW
.
Ren
torsi
The
security
police
chief
in
the
Soviet
.state
of
Georgia,
where
Stalin
was
born,
has
been
arrested
aioii'.;
with
two
henchmen
for
fraiiiini;
charges
against
three
olhet
party
men.
Vi
ter.m
M.
Ilakrlds-e,
Geor-Uia's
newly-elected
premier,
.said
tin-
aire.sti'd
men
face
"stern
punishment."
The
victims
of
the
"frame-up"
have
ull
been
taken
into
the
.state
cabinet,
one
filling
the
.security
post,
the
premier
lidded.
He
named
those
arrested
by
surnames
only.
State
Security
Minister
Hukhadze
and
party
secretaries
Charkmiani
and
Miteladze.
Avksciitii
N.
Rapava
had
been
fciven
Rukhadze's
ministry
in
the
new
Georgian
iiov-cnimeiit.
'I'he
two
other
victims.
Mikhail
I.
Haramiya
and
Zodelava.
conspirators
had
the
innocent
j
men
seized
by
the
xilice
on
false
j
evidence
in
an
attempt
to
"do
i
have,
uway
sible;
ii
n.tiy
l.r.e.
Vi.ui
lii,iv
,uu
n
kill
faiilv
i..uklp,
An,,
tii'"'r-li
"
I
lunii
limn
m
all.
i
,.
,.,
.
i,
,
,
I
.1,1-
1
l.li.l
w
It
has
no
medical
value.
The
government
also
has
nick
Jli-S
fur
(In-
niutea
mvh.
mm-
ltl.LKin
s
Ll.ti."
frelitit
CottJ
!!iue
tin
mill
is
lluliifil?
n-l
S-.rif-
-1.
l"
Ki
Itw
arT
on
4
t
tt
c-
..
For
a
...
.
ed
up
diamonds
from
smugglers.
These
are
held
until
they
can
Inswapped
for
industrial
diamonds.
Then
these,
too.
will
go
Into
the
.stockpile.
The
.seizure
business
Is
booming,
from
$1,100,000
three
years
ago
to
$2.5iH).ooo
hist
year.
t
V,
l
.
l-l
m
t
1
II
I
W.
OI:
ever
painted
the
fhmr
and
found
you
have
p
iinted
yourself
in
and
there
Is
no
way
out
except
by
stepping
on
and
ruining
that
beautiful,
even
coat
Apparently
George
Heath
lias,
for
in
demonstrating
the
power
of
industrial
rnagnets
he
has
come
up-and
gone
up
with
an
idea
the
manufacturers
overlooked.
George's-or
the
miignvt
.s
-eff.irt
was
to
t'.w
atMiilloo
to
this
years
British
Industiies
Fair,
U,ndon
and
I!irmin"h.im
April
27
-
M.iy
S.
Funeral
Service
Planned
Once
For
Wounded
Soldier
harm
to
the
Communist
party
and
Soviet
power."
The
Supreme
Soviet
confirmed
the
appointments
of
two
vice-premiers
and
10
ministers
of
tile
new
Georgian
vovernment,
which
now
is
comimsed
on
the
same
lines
as
the
Malenkov
central
government
in
Moscow.
Among
the
most
noteworthy
MOOoiiit.ment.s
is
tb:it
of
the
u-fll-
t.i.t-t
1
unr
v
have
been
made
agriculture
min
picture
Koown
tieortiail
iiiouoii
and
vice-premier
respect-
director.
Vladimir
K.
Chiaureli,
Civil
Servant
Seeks
Leave
:.ster
ivelv.
w
ho
made
"Road
to
Berlin,"
as
in.
ni,
tor
of
culture.
Tiakridze
declared
in
a
recent
hen'i
-4Ni.
Tint
iU
u-m
liil
-lit
t!
mil
Ifrit
r
'
tu-d
r
mr
rtn
uict
It
ti
ti-U
H
Mti
itm
kitji
ut
nth
.
.
Ur-'
(
ifiv
ii
j..-.ri
tU'0
'i'tt
frli
mMhim
t
t-,
I'Jti
tthum
it
u
ik
;s
lu-f
r.
k'
!
,iV
n.fim
?itr-
lv
ti.sfl
hs
iiiir
U
s
iihf
ffnt.iv.
tilt
my
Mtk
!r
Irv
ttmi;
iii
tuiiur
htty
1
!
tud:
.
t.'6,5
It
f
lu.
I
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Ik.
;;.
ii
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....
tif?l
lit.
i
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tl
I
v
njUfnM
j1,
I
ik
nir.
&
-.(b,t
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-
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k
ft
i.
f
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4
i
For
Campaign
LINDSAY'S
Lamb's
NAVY
RUM
L
t
i-j
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1
,?-
-'.i,
Ostw
i'nt
i
cM''ir
fwjitn"
his
Insurance
policies
Mime
time
Bgo"
I'
vul,
a
member
of
the
R.iy.il
2?nd
Regiment,
was
leporte'i
missing
and
pusumcd
dead
June
23.
1052.
Mis
Dugal
heard
no
more
until
.Sunday
night
Khe
was
summoned
to
a
neighbor's
house
to
take
a
rail
from
Korea
Overcome
wilh
emotion,
she
fainted
when
the
cull
was
completed
She
was
told
that
Paul
would
leave
hospital
In
three
or
four
weeks.
The
51-year-old
mother
attributed
her
son
s
release
to
her
many
prayers
QULflKC
J
Mrs.
Yvonne
Dugal
once
planned
to
have
a
funeral
.seivice
for
her
son,
Paul,
missing
in
action
in
Korea
and
presumed
dead
fihe
did
not
go
through
with
the
plans
because
she
was
convinced
her
son
still
lived.
A
telephone
call
from
Korea
Sunday
night
informed
her
that
her
att-year-old
.von
w
is
among
the
prisoners
exchanged
at
Freedom
Village.
"I
never
despaired
of
wring
him
again,"
said
Mrs
Dugal
in
an
Interview.
I
took
steps
some
time
ago
to
have
a
funeral
service
for
him
At
the
last
minute.
I
decided
to
wait
convinced
that
he
was
still
alive.
"A
itounch
old
friend"
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
I
slablished
I'JIO
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SHIPPING
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
S10KAGK
Experienced
handling
Local.
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
"MOVE
WITH
KASK
...
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
9
jr
C8
(
or.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
)
Hi
M
tiH't
(Si.tr-Kf
t-MI
hi?
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I.K.IIi.MN.
M?HMK
VICTORIA
Herbert
J
liruch,
provincial
civil
servant
and
Social
Credit
candidate
in
Esquimau
constituency,
win
ask
for
leave
of
absence
from
his
position.
The
application,
he
said,
will
result
in
a
ruling
from
the
civil
..service
commission
of
whether
!
such
absence
could
be
given
or
a
resignation
required
from
his
work.
There
lias
been
no
precedent
or
regulation
concerning
the
situation.
Until
the
time
of
the
nominating
convention
he
had
Jiot
considered
letting
his
name
stand.
Mr.
Brueh
said.
;
Tlli
Ml
V"fMffW(H
1
Tnf
T
Knuw
A
KmvA
Wmf
tin
ret
fcf!l
tu
a
.
A
rt
in
I
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n
'I'fv
tnt
y.,i.
if
U-i
i
it
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u
ii
i
a
r
iii
In
iL)
',-.!.,
It
I
never
despaired
of
seeing
THE
BELOVED
be
sure
to
get
my
Paulo,
pven
il
I
did
ra.h
r?
n
h
in
Record
Tourist
Season
Forecast
for
Canada
in
U.'.v
1
hi
i
I.V
It
hi
lt
mMT
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f.i
n
for
fciwi
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II,
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lilt
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mi
lUMr
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Ihu
Holiday
memo
for
Americans:
!
1'
WX
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rP,,t
"M,r-
U'n
v!0
nl
r;h
n..'-J
rt
ir
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of
itmwtt
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i
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fn
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t)uikii-n
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l-ot
of
ni!,
it
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n
km
n
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l.liN-tl
ait
t
tiiJf
iufn
ii
tltfM
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lor
ii
pr-nt
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Kw
aiou
it
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m
I
rft
trn,tia
I
"
a
vt-ir
f
f(
to
Jt
t
Cfiin
of
fr-r-it
i'lif
MANY
DIFFERENT
VERSIONS
f
you
can't
get
to
Britain
for
the;
British
Col,,,,,.,!,,
i
.:f
Coronation,
come
to
rmarii
New
.
.
.
Ti
irific
.
.
.
Lizard
In
and
'
"J
Cirey
.
.
.
nat:e
in
two-tone
Natural
and
Hn.n
and
Natural
.
.
.
Genuine
Ileptile,
id
led
with
imagination.
MI
:
hik
in
$r,3
ooo
tioo
exacts
i$70
0O0
0WI
this
year.
It
looks
for
:
il.fiOO.000
visitors,
about
M)0WH)'
of
them
from
the
U
S
,
The
largest
'
profxirtion
S4
er
'
cent-hke
to
go
fishing.
Televl-
',
slon
sjMit
aimouncemeiitfl
are
1
i
bcii'R
used
on
seven
stations
in
Pacific
coast
states
U
attract
IvisiUirs.
j
where
Elizabeth
II
is
aLso
Queen!
This
is
one
of
the
lures
being
held
out
to
United
States
tourists
by
travel
bureaux
across
the
country
as
Canada
prepares
for
probably
its
biggest
tourist
season
in
history.
Other
factors
which
should
Ixwi.st
the
industry:
Canada's
industrial
development
has
he-
.Sh'ny
black
Patent
leather
.
Ktiper-flex
American
till
I
with
narrow
heel
and
combination
last
v-'r"
-.
is
7Jtf.i
.
.
Q
r
s
".ViJi
ms
sr-ii
u
lilt
f.u(l
tiutt
hh.i
!
i-f
ii
-!irv
mUt'i
i
hti.ii.utp
IfviKiiq
tu
ONI
i
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f
HiiW
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I.irj-s
tl
it
nr
iMiwt
rinIiy
p
f
mi.
I.l-'t
a-t-hif
(v
i-tir
l'
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ir
iiwn
Ami
ih'v'ir
m
jr
.!n'v
jirt't
ivn.nl
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A-K
y'ir
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1952.
.
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indications
point
to
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biggest
travel
year
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