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Frinee
Rupft
Doily
News
Tuesday,
March
3,
19b3
USAF
Floating
Ice
hk
Perpetual
Yield
Urged
for
Cars
To
Have
Same
Engines
For
Many
Years
Moves
Around
Top
of
Tlic
Islands
of
Formosa,
last
The
meteorite
that
fell
in
Ark-ctronghold
of
the
Chinese
Na-
ansas
in
1930
split
Into
many
Uonaltsts.
has
an
area
of
13,800
fragments,
one
of
which
weighed
square
miles.
820
pounds.
data
Tl
v
lr.
from
Ti,
..
WASHINGTON
(API
The
United
States
Air
Force's
floating
ice
Island
is
making
a
slow-motion
trip
around
the
top
of
the
world
and.
In
time,
may
be
,
ur,
Since
inr2,
.t.
'li''ll
!lv
.
w'Kiin,
the
h
By
DAVID
WIIKIE
BX.
Forests
VICTORIA
O-A
Social
Credit
government
program
concerning
the
lands
and
forests
was
given
the
B.C.
natural
resources
conference
here
by
Lands
Minister
R.
E.
Sommcrs.
His
address
was
delivered
by
Deputy
Minister
of
Lands
George
flelfl
J
rat
ji
a
day
In
a
he
pole
from
n,jr
'
SEW-AND-SAVE
WEEK
FEB.
28th
MAR.
7ih
"Fit
Fashion
to
your
Budget"
"
norm
of
Orr,s.;
.
DETROIT,
i
APi
The
Internal
on
the
Russian
side
of
the
north
combustion
gasoline
engine
will!
pole.
furnish
power
for
passenger
Already,
the
sir
force
said,
automobiles
for
years
to
come,
i
Fletcher's
Ice
Island"
has
mov-
That's
tlie
view
of
many
au'o-ed
out
of
the
area
of
the
Alas-mot
ivc
engineers
discussing
kan
sir
command
Into
the
area
possibilities
"of
new
iucls
and
of
the
Northeast
air
command,
new
forms
ol
power
application
which
Includes
Greenland,
to
passenger
car.
.
t
The
natural
aircraft
carrier.
Ideas
for
revolutionizing
auto-
four
miles
wide
and
nine
miles
,w"it;lnB
,tum
henn.snl.r
'
SEW
v.y
P.
Melrose.
The
government
believes
every
.acre
of
forest
land
should
be
jundcr
perpetual
yield,
and
that
I
a
greater
area
of
public
working
circles
for
smaller
operators
!
under
government
supervision
should
be
established.
,
I
It
believes
in
"partnership
j
Isphere.
However,
tlie
Arctic
8ea
arouri(!
International,
m
tht,
'
no
Russian
ciairr4
0
'
violation
hcn
i,,,,
changcj
hemUplitm'
I
mobile
design
specially
In
the
long,
his
a
crew
of
eight
air
power
source
and
the
manner
ol
forfe
technicians
who
gather
Olive
applvlng
power
to
the
weather
and
communications
WALLACE'S
Department
Store
agreements
Qeiween
management
and
government
on
forest
work,
and
programs
for
reforest-
j
ation.
silviculture,
etc.
i
A
parks
program
is
visualized
by
the
government,
which
also
:
seeks
a
fair
share
at
revenue
de-
,
rived
from
crown
lands.
Hon.
H
H.
Stevens
of
Van-
1
couver
told
the
conference
too:
SIZANNE
MORROW,
22-year-old
Toronto
f
igure-skatlng'
star,
has
announced
that
she
has
temporarily
given
up
the
sport
In
favoi
of
a
career
as
a
veterinary
surgeon.
She
is
a
first-year
student,
at
the
Ontario
Veterinary
College.
Guelph,
Ont.,
where
she
is
shown
in
the
anatomy
laboratory.
As
an
amateur
skater
tU
.
ncry
major
r:surs-skat:r.s
tit!-
in
Onnda
rut
Is
the
only
Canadian
who
has
held
top-flight
positions
in
both
pairs
and
single:,
in
Olympic
and
world
comp(
Ution,
She
placed
fifth
in
the
recent
world
championships
at
Davos,
Switzerland.
Hecausi
ol
pressure
cl
studies,
she
said,
she
Is
passing
up
competition
in
the
Canadian
championships
at
Ottawa
and
North
American
championships
at
Cleveland.
wheels
have
been
unusually
numerous
amice
the
Second
World
'Var.
Thcie
have
keen
suggetoiia
iisr
tnc
apt'..v-atuiii
ii
ji
I
in-;?lnes,
gas
turbirt-
engines;
hydraulic
pumps
app.ying
power
m-denenrtently
at
each
drive
nhvel:
a
so-called
"ciused
circuit''
on-!lne
a
die
l-tyje
engine
and
even
a
n
vtval
of
steam
power
plants
to
passenger
autos.
Except
lor
vne
true
jet
nd
the
"clixsed
circuit"
engine,
a,
of
these
proposed
substitutes
fi.r
the
conventional
gasoline
r
li
much
emphasis
could
be
placed
on
immediate
development
and
utilization
of
forest
resources.
i
!
Conservation
is
required,
he
jsaid,
and
resources
should
be
under
a
long-range
view.
'
j
"There
is
danger,
however,
in
looking
at
the
immediate
cur.-'
mercial
value
of
resources,"
he
said.
'
j
Tom
Alsbury.
executive
member
of
the
B.C.
Tratls
Union
Congress
(TLC),
urged
education
of
the
public
concerning
conservation
methous.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1910
V.OVING
.
,
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
MHFPISi;
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
STORAGE
Exptrienccd
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipment's.
"MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
69
or
68
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
THIEF
MAKES
MISTAKE;
JAYWALKS
AFTER
ROBBERY
VANCOUVER
-Hubert
Ontles.
M.
made
a
mistake
after
s
jewelry
store
lobbery.
A
fc
minutes
after
the
robbery
he
was
arrested
on
a
jaywalking
charge.
In
court,
he
pleaded
guilty
to
theft
of
jewelry
valued
at
S17D
and
two
suits
of
clothes.
He
s
sentenced
to
a
year
In
jail.
TOTEi
I
Today
and
Wednesday
KVtNINGS
1:
9:
p.m.
mine
h.ive
been
tried,
out
experimentally
in
recent
ynrs.
tach
has
Its
advocate
among
julo:ii'i-tive
engineers,
but
a
majority
of
thn
experts
say
none
can
ply
anything
to
the
miKl"rn
pas.wnger
automobile
that
a
gasoline
engine
will
not
give.
Tha
engineers
apeak
In
lor
gasoline
engines
say
none
of
the
proposed
subst
It
ute
power
plant
has
yet
given
fully
satisfactory
results
in
road
tests
Meanwhile,
they
add,
the
conventional
gasoline
engine
has
been
steadily
Improved
and
further
signlflcmi
advances
are
to
be
expected
A
t'amitm
Hjirn
:
TWO
BIG
FEATURES
SKIING
AT
BANFF
Bond
in
the
Rockiei
.
.
.
winter
paradise
for
thou
who
love
the
thrill
of
octive
outdoor
port
.
.
.
in
o
setting
of
sparkling
beauty,
fromed
ogatnst
ths
backdrop
of
Conoda's
most
moestic
mountain
range!
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vav-x
.
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Minwin;
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KfctNAN
WYSJ
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JANICE
RUi
In
"HOLIDAY
FOt
SINNERS"
Adult
t
ntrrUitiBrai
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Oner
at
1:1)
PETER
LAWFORD
and
DAWN
ADAMS
In
"THE
HOUR
OF
THIRTEEN"
Today
to
Wednesday
l-ast
Complete
Show
at
I
II
Citizen
Objects
to
Phone
Hike
CAPITO
.
I
AMOI
S
PI
AVLUSTDl
V
VANCOUVER
(C)
A
pilvutr
citizen
testified
at
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners
telephone
rate
hearing
thai
he
thinks
service
should
be
Improved
before
the
sysU-m
Is
expanded.
The
board
is
hearing
I
BC.
Telephone
Co.
application
for
a
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....
1
1
'
1144
per
cent
rate
Inr-rcaje
In
exchange
rates
and
Increases
In
other
service
rates
so
It
can
i
earn
a
$700,000
surplus
to
at-J
tract
Investors
to
finance
a
I
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'
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UPU3
V
JLFU
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Mil
i
!
i
multi-million
dollar
expansion
Call
112
That's
the
Cab
M
and
conversion
program
I
J.
R.
Arnold
dubbed
present'
service
"chaotic."
He
described
j
being
called
to
the
phone
threat
times
In
five
minutes
by
a
long
U
L
n
If
You
.
.
.
Vllicrecr
vou
finil
people
who
lead
an
exciting,
on-tlicgo
kind
i.f
life
.
.
.
that's
where
xnu'll
sec
llie
fine
nrw
1V"3
Monarch,
now
on
dipl.n
at
our
dealer's.
There's
a
youlliful
zet-t
to
Monarch's
a
iilin
lines
tliat
invites
you
to
take
tlie
wheel
for
a
smooth,
easy
ride.
Tin-re'
a
fati.ifinj;
luxury
to
Monarch's
rcMful
interiors
tliat
promises
d'-ep-dowii
comfort
tliroujli
mile
after
mile
of
effort
lens
driving.
And
there's
a
real
thrill
in
the
lively
performance
of
Monarch's
liipli-irilrd
12")-llp.
V-8
engine.
Vint
your
Monarch
dealer's
showroom
wxn
and
ak
for
a
"demonstration
drive"
in
the
magnificent
new
19"i3
Monarch
triumphant
automobile
achievement
of
this
year
of
Coronation
pageantry.
Let
the
admiring
glances
of
others
convince
you
that
distance
operator
wltn
a
wronij
:
numlwr.
In
another
Instance,
he
moved
his
office
and
didn't
g:-t
,
any
calls
on
the
same
phone
number
for
three
weeks
He
said
he
was
submitting
his
brief
to
"call
attention
to
the
!
unreliability
In
the
service
and
to
prove
this
unreliability
Is
not
due
to
lack
of
money
"
"I
suggest
this
money
for
ex-Dnxion
should
be
used
to
consolidate
and
Improve
the
present
service
"
Chartered
accountant
W.
O
nliilllif,
if
Consider
yourself
potion!
ondk.ni
k
Hove
o
good
sense
of
humor.
Like
ond
undersfond
young
ptopl
-At
Hove
orgoniiing
obiliry
.
.
THEN
THERE
IS
A
PLACE
FOR
YOU
IN
THE
TEACHING
PROFESSION!
wwre
a
Jine
car
mailers.
Monarch
Motif's!
t
'
ji
r-t-n
r
r
it
-
.,
i
Ross,
opposing
the
application
Ion
behalf
of
the
province
of
Inc.,
said
the
surplus
Of
the
j
company
had
Ix
en
depressed
hv
the
policy
of
writing
off
capital
British
Columbia
Teachers
costs
to
current
revenue.
He
also
charged
that
the
company's
surplus
has
been
depleted
by
company
policy
of
financing
,
In
advance
of
requirements
n;l
thereby
incurring
unnecessary
:
expense.
The
board
is
now
sitting
In
Federation
Victoria.
.
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AUCTION
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TRADE-IN
GOODS
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M.
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S'rff'
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Avenue
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