Kupcit
Duily
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Saturday,
August
15,
1953
TELEPHONE
CALL
CHEAPER
THAN
SETTING
OFF
GRENADE
CHICAGO
iir")
Taylor
Samuel,
who
set
ofr
a
grenade
outside
the
building
where
a
girl
friend
was
at
work
to
let
her
know
he
was
waiting,
learned
today
that
a
telephone
call
would
have
been
much
less
expensive.
He
was
fined
$25
and
costs
on
a
charge
of
setting
off
explosives
within
the
city
limits.
!
pa
Forest
Seen
In
Future
From
Muskeg
ST.
JOVITE,
Que.
(CP)
A
leading
U.S.
scientist
believes
the
way
will
come
when
the
muskeg
barrens
around
James
Bay
will
be
covered
with
rich
forests.
Dr.
John
E.
Potzger,
forest
scientist
from
Butler
University
in
Indianapolis,
said
in
an
interview
here
the
forest
will
spring
up
as
soil
conditions
in
the
area
Improve.
Dr.
Potzger
spoke
on
his
return
from
a
stirvey
of
tho
James
Bay
area..
The
survey
was
part
of
a
study
he
has
undertaken
with
other
scientist
to
At.
Mnu
1
ri
tho
nvprairo
rn
r.r-i
t
Vi
ly
wage
of
male
help
on
Canadian
I
farms
was
$105
with
board
and
i
$138
without
ooard.
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t
,v
-
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Nzn
SEASON'S
TICKETS.
OPTOMETRio'i
Fred
E.
Dowdie
rioom
Vi,
atone
Building
fhone
Blue
593
for
the
OSTCt
W
SPLAY
OOKUTS
CKTALOOS
determine
the
ppe
of
forests
in
some
areas
and
the
possibilities
of
forestry
growth
In
others.
ALREDV
HAS
START
He
said
there
now
Is
a
scattering
of
trees
in
the
James
Bay
region.
He
expects
them
to
rpread
into
forests
of
spruce,
fir,
tamarack
and
Jackplne.
"They
will
be
able
to
come
!n
bulk
only
after
enougn
soli
has
m
USlC
SB
.
-
1
'
.
'
.
.
i
FOR
THE
FIRST
TIME
in
Germany's
history,
fi,h
went
on
the
"record,"
when
this
sound
technician
brought
his
tape
recorder
to
the
Zoological
Garden
aquarium
in
West
Berlin
and
hooked
In
on
some
fishy
conversation.
He
was
rewarded
with
a
lot
of
grinding
sounds
Could
have
been
the
fish
chewing,
but
maybe
they
were
telling
the
curious
sound
technician
Just
what
thfy
thought
of
his
efforts!
now
available
at
Prince
Ruperl
Civic
Centre
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COU.VTl
.
.
COUNT
ON
US'
Dibb
Printing
Co.
-
COMPANY
Protocol
Observed
To
Very
End
:VFRV'liM.NCi
on
campus
and
off,
this
weather-proof
coat
is
done
in
spicy
persimmon-colored
cotton
signed
for
the
National
Cotton
Council,
the
highly-
cont
is
finished
with
buckled
closing
and
roomy
kets.
Monument
to
be
Unveiled
To
Memory
of
R.
B.
Bennett
.
CALGARY
(CP)
The
late
Vis-,
the
House
In
1927
and
became
count
Bennett,
prime
minister
Conservative
leader
whpn
m-of
Canada
during
one
of
the
Meighen
resigned
after
the
country's
most
unhappy
per-:
election
of
1927
1S,hinb!i
hn0red
hw
SU""
Viscount
Bennett
brought
tho
tyIhehnitJ
monumtint
t0
Ppr:
Conservatives
back
into
office
P
iS
UnVClled'
r
r
n
1930
wa
prime
minister
whose
place
in
Canadian
his-
political
tide
went
nim
tL
tely
Determined.
il,
,
i
Whatever
J'r'
his
I
He
was
k
leader
fi..
of
i
the
Opposition
,vJ
Described
at
Hearing
iC(,nlinucd
from
page
1)
h:
nuib.
Catt
said
but
there
were
shadows.
He
des-i"
tiic
w.tness
rc-
cribed
Jarvis
as
wearing
a
dark
others
around
may
blue
blazer.
.
C
Ilk
,111
U
I
t
,
,
XVOV,
jit-
ue
wiii
uc
iuiii!
rememDerea
n(l
him.
In
the
witness
stand.
RCMP
ln
Western
Canada,
The
same
year
he
moved
to
Eritain
and
was
made
Viscount
Bennett
of
Mickleham
county,
Surrey,
and
Calvary
an:l
Hoi,
.-well,
N.B.
in
Canada.
V.v
t
U:'
June
27,
1347.
rt
identified
Clayton
Const.
Rtddcll
said
he
saw
the
p
he
saw
throwing
accused,
John
McKenzie,
stand-ins
on
the
front
fender
of
a
vc-tiv.Miu
by
Mrs.
Ray.
hide
near
Frlzzell's.
waving
his
u.i
Ue
hud
some-
arms
and
shoutir.K
"Come
on.
Many
who
knew
Viscount
Bennett
by
his
initials
only
R
B.
are
expected
to
attend
th?
ceremony
Sunday.
The
monu-nent
rests
in
Canary's
public
library
in
Central
Park.
Viscount
Bennett
invested
almost
his
entire
life
in
Canadian
MUNSAN
CAP)
Protocol
is
observea
even
in
the
most
ticklish
situation
In
United
Nations
-
Communist
negotiations.
Witness
this
situation,
as
officially
reported
in
a
UN
communique.
,
The
occasion
was
the
meeting
of
the
UN
and
Communist
Joint
observer
teams
in
what
once
was
no-man's-land.
"During
the
early
minutes
of
the
meeting
one
of
the
Communist
assistants
amused
himrelf
by
kicking
an
object
imbedded
In
the
ground.
Recognizing
the
object
as
a.
mortar
bomb,
ihd
UN-
senior
member
made
the
following
statement
to
the
Communist
Interpreter
during
a
brief
adjournment:
i
"
'Our
side
believes
that
this
object,
which
persounu
of
your
fide
have
been
kicking,
is
an
unexploaed
unround.
"'In
order
to
protect
thi
security
of
personnel
of
both
sides,
our
side
requests
thtl
personnel
of
your
side
sa,!;.
this
action."
The
dud
was
remo"od.
iM.Ken
in
identity,
e
!i:,aui.g
waj
good
Strike
let's
get
them!"
He
gathered
them"
meant
the
police.
Earlier,
h;
said,
he
saw
the
accused
addressing
a
group
of
natives
near
the
Royal
Hotel
and
lftard
him
urging
them
to
Join
another
group
across
the
street.
He
later
saw
McKenzie
standing
in
the
'
FRANK
WALLS
DR.
JOHN
E.
POTZGER
ng
Down
been
made
by
the
decay
of
th-
crowd
in
front
of
city
hall.
-T!v
Km;,
costly
!
fnnst.
RiririPil
dorinrorf
he
aI
P'oneer
trees,
he
suld.
"Every-
politics.
The
height
of
his
career
came
when
he
led
the
Conservative
government
in
th.-depression
years
of
the
1930s.
'
Born
In
Albert
country,
N.B,
ho
came
west
Co
Calgary
in
1337.
He
first
soup
lit
a
seat
in
the
Hou:e
of
Commons
in
19J1
nni
jW
returned
for
Calgary
Vest
i
The
ConseryativesufXcreti,
a
setback
in
tha
1921
election
and
ViseViunt
Bennett
waG
dcte-tted
in
Calgary
West.
He
returned
to
is
SOLE
OWNER
of
123
TAXI
w
ftnks
seemed
saw
defendants
Jarvis.
Jonascn
lmns
else
w
suitable.
The
new
,
iii-ii,a;i
out
of
and
Mrs.
Green
in
the
latter
soil
itself
nas
a
sound
founda-
..s
still
too
early
to
crowd.
He
described
Jarvis
as
t,nn
10
work
on'
for
tne
region
h
w,:k
stoppages
wearing
a
blue
V-neck
sweater,
overlaid
with
10
feet
of
peat,
rih.t
there
would
Jonascn,
he
said,
was
with
the
'h,pj
18
Ilrn
organic
mte,
rial-
uue-but
enthusl-
two
Juvenile
girls
earlier
charg-
i
to
be
wynmg
ed
with
taking
part
In
the
same
His
survey
completed
th
iaikouts
Were
en-
assembly.
largest
study
ever
made
in
Can-
j
nly.
and
a
lew
VJnrter
rnicstionlne
bv
Mr.
Ho-
da
on
forestry
growth.
His!
perhaps
significant"
Rarth,
Const.
Rlddell
said
Mi-Ken-
studies
have
covered
points
Tractors
Rust
e
appearing
in
the
zie
-appeared
io
oe
oiganizing
""om
th
United
States
border
Hi
'"'.if
v.
:
'"V.
:
;
3
v
'si
'J,
i
i1"
be
siriiters
not
im
mmothlni
"
ih"n
soeakine
to
to
70
miles
norm
of
James
Bay,
t.
the
natives.
He
did
not
question
nd
from
Gaspe
to
southern
r
I
I
'.'it
of
the
demon-
him,
however.
The
accused
.was
Ontario..'
j
TOl
LaCI
UI
vJoC
co
'
'
tdl
off
their
sbung
nothing
'.In
front
Ot
:ity
-.
V
'
'
'
.
.1
TORONTO
'
Dr.
J.
F.
Booth,
as
no
way
of
esti-
hail,
he
said.
Questioned
by
Mrs.
j
;
Uederal
department
of
agiicul-
CITY
Or
PRfNCE
RUPERT
Notice
To
All
Householders
It
is
compulsory
according
to
Bylaw
545
for
all
waterpipes
to
be
buried
at
least
twd
feet.
G.
E.
BEATON,
Superintendent
of
Works.
strike
strength.
Ray,
he
said
he
did
not
know,
of
1
-ry
,
Jt
'A
'
.
'
ture
expert.,
said
-.
Frttiay'.
-that-
S
'
machinery
sent
to
farmers
in
un-
umption
Day.
nor-
anyone
similamti
.
JariW
beihSi
-
it'fl
HiK
I
'J.IV
The
hiir
lot
'
nrrottpit
at
thai
time.
He
did
not
developed
countries
often
rust
Caoli
for
old
r"l
Pulaer's
In
the
fields
because
no
one
-
'
-
"
rknows
how
"to
use
it.
A
colorful
spectacle
come
to
life
under
fhe
Big
Toe
the
Shrine
PNE
Circus.
The
PNE
Opening
Day
Parade?
A
blae
of
color,
a
ROYAL
preview
for
a
Moose
wnisi.
oaiuruay,
au-
U90p
Royal
ihow.
Cust
15,
8
p.m.
day
and
Tuesday,
recall
speaking
to
the
accused.
oU.hy
week-end
is'
Another
Witney,
RCMP
Const,
ny
workers
are
due
Simpson,
told
the
court
he
saw
k
to
their
jobs.
the
defendant,
Arnold
Jonascn.
ifw
strike
scheduled
1
pli'k
up
a
tear
gas
bamb
and
walkout
for
news-
throw
it
back
at
the
city
hall,
cainloyees
Monday.
The
bomb
was
smoking
and.
Speaking
at
the
triennial
conference
of
the
Associated
Women
of
the
World,
he
Salt
Lake
Ferry
running
(m&S
it
3b
every
Sunday.
Lcavrs
Cow
Bay
I
said:
Floats
every
hour
from
10:30
"There
is
no
use
collecting
a.m.
money
to
send
tractors
and
special
seed
to
the
starving
See
Wiir
Carter
and
all
the
countries
of
the
world,
if
farm-g.
ng
In
person
at
the
Civic
Cen-
er
there
w-ould
prefer
to
have
a
o
hjvp
agreed,
how-:
when
Jonason
was
arresiea
publishers
would
shortly
afterward,
he
saw
a
I')
'li
it
up
shop
1
ter
on
one
of
ins
hands
and
the
i
f
Monday
If
they
other
was
discolored.
j
RCMP
Const.
Crouch
said
he
tre
cn
Monday
Et
8
p.m.
Twj-
better
hoe
or
hand-plow.
hour
show
-
AUmon
$1.00,
"
th
nk
.
many
ot
tne
agennes
mon,
labor-
window
of
Ormes
drug
store
7V"
employees
rlrh,
after
the
crowds
dispersal,
children
50c.
Dance
starts
at
5h!!m
hve
VurTd
that
nrl-
"
'
'"-rt
so
far.
Told
to
go
home
and
warned
thut
io.30-Admission
$1.00.
Spon-
hTe
kwleSe
imated
that
he
was-
liable
to
be
charged.
,r(,H
i,
t.,
rn,rti,n
tn
"!lt
T6
p!pl.e,
?Z.
"ns
aetu
.ilv
i.
rn
rrnnrh
.alri
Jarvis
renlled
01
lne
mei.--
U90
erlcan."
'h
Branch
No-
21
strike
calls
went
he
could
nor
oe
ordered
away,
The
Sports
of
Kings!
Eight
horsQ
races
ovary
day,
rain
or
shine.
Sovereigns
of
Hie
farm
kingdom
hold
court
in
the
agricultural
buildings.
..
i
because
military
law
was
not
dc-
'
,
"
seemed
iciared.
w,s
n-
In-1
-up
(a,0(
mc
to
attest
hhn."
v
aiii
upt.
bicnk
in
the
witness
said.
"A
friend
took
''ins
appirently
i,im
aw;,y,
exhuming
that
he
did
fW'dlrall.v.
not
know
what
he
was
sayh-g.
.
1
'."Phone
ralh
As
he
was
going,
ho
turned
back
o
impossihlp
to
anfj
,sain
-My
sympathies
are
ifl
mail
will
he
with
the
crowd'."
ii
Z
!ini
subway
(
ucstlotted
by
Mrs.
Ray,
'"mnitU
Const.
Crouta
said
he
was
mii-s
'he
did
not
"nn-:U
'"
in
,ls.maciB
ripfendant
say
whif
n
'k
to
any
lives"
instead
of
"crowd."
.
't
the
strikes
'i
he
hearing
was
adjourned
e
until
Monday
ot
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