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Daily
News
Thursday,
May
14,
1953
Birthplace
of
Famed
Fat
No
Intention
Lady
Lrumbling
Into
ft,
Wlt'U
AMMAM
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w
Ill
CWL
President
Scores
Sale
of
Indecent
Books
Mrs.
Fred
Drake,
national
president
of
the
Catholic
Women's
League,
suggested
last
night
that
a
survey
he
made
of
news
stands
and
cooperation
of
vendors
he
enlisted
to
"get
rid
of
indecent
and
sala-
pounds,
died
at
i
v
birthplace
of
a
woman
who
was
j
lspite
her
.
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with
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wa
Scotia
s
giant
MacAskill
ig
unmarked
and
crumbling
into
ruin
In
this
farming
village,
Leonard
Swan
says
he
hopes
hit,
,-!-,
1
1
mill
h1
ft
Victoria-;
lterature.
'
CIOUS
somethlni
to
mark
the
birth-
'
t'1"'ri
her
place
of
his
famous
aunt.
Anne
:
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T"a
J1"'
home.t
AddrosMnd
a
well-attended
mpetinir
of
the
CWL
in
Annun-
j
Price
Support
Of
Calling
Special
Session
OTTAWA
CP
Prime
Minister
St
Laurent
said
today
the
government
has
no
intention
of
calling
a
special
fall
session
of
Parliament
this
year.
But
he
suggested
the
regular
1954
session
might
start
before
the
end
of
the
year,
as
was
the
u
with
the
current
session.
The
government's
intentions
came
out
when
Justice
Minister
Carson
apparently
Inadvertently
-referred
to
tabling
some
de
-umcnts
in
the
Commons
next
fall.
OcnruB
Drew.
Progressive
Co"-servative
leader,
immediately
Immediately
wanted
to
know
what
that
meant.
The
prime
minister,
saying
he
Jv
Swim,
once
billed
by
P.
T.
Bar-
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.
,
"
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u"s
rummun;
num
as
"the
only
giantess
In
the
!
'
a
woman.
Only
rcmmdtr7
1
WT,l,WW
Lf'll
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Way,
hoi,
f!y
.,ifr
latum
Srlinnl,
she
turn
of
her
rxprrirnccs
on
lvr
eross-coun-trv
tour
and
said
that
her
po.
Fillcin,
whilo
tn
exacting
one,
is
finite
rewarding.
Bhe
uri;eci
all
Catholic
women
to
become
members,
not
spectators,
of
the
CWL.
Mrs.
Drake
stressed
the
need
to
protect
the
.sale
of
indecent
slid
salacious
literature.
"They
jail
people
for
un-Can-
and
a
sbe
I6i'r5hl)e
nearby
Oreenhill
aw
the
gold
watch.
'
For
Cheese
Eliminated
OTTAWA
(
Canadian
consumers
r.'.ay
get
a
bargain
in
cheese
with
the
resumption
of
open-market
selling
in
Ontario
Try
Daily
Nts
wm
kl
-
1
1
world."
Anne
Swan,
who
was
seven
feet
six
Inches
tall
and
wore
sixe
16"2
shws,
was
a
star
attraction
for
years
under
Bar-num's
birr
top
and
later
married
another
performer,
a
Kentucky
giant
named
Capt.
Martin
Van
Buren
Bates.
She
died
in
1883
the
day
after
her
38th
birthday
In
their
spc-elally
built
home
with
nine-font
doors
and
14-foot
ceilings
in
Seville,
O.
She
was
buried
there,
with
a
statue
over
her
grave.
Their
two
children,
a
girl
gill
ul,Li-
PKKMIKR
DOl'CLAS
LI.OVI)
CAMPBELL,
veteran
of
31
years
in
the
Manitoba
legislature,
again
will
lead
the
Liberal-Progressive
party
at
the
provmriul
general
election
June
8.
He
has
represented
Lakeside
in
the
legislature
eonlii'.uou.sly
since
elected
first
In
1022
as
a
Progressive.
In
1948
he
was
selected
to
lead
the
coalition
government
and
the
following
year
the
coalition
was
returned
to
power.
Men,
Women!
Cli
rdian
activities,
and
this
matter
nothing
yet
about
i
tomorrow.
But
the
shift
may
has
been
!
bring
ballooning
surpluses
of
4O,5O,60!WantPe?
Despite
snow
and
sub-zero
temperature,
construction
work
continues
on
the
highways
of
Northern
Ontario.
Drillers
are
busy
on
a
15-foot
cut
on
Highway
No.
17
between
Sudbury
and
White-fish.
Completed
drill
holes
are
plugged
to
keep
out
water
until
dynamite
can
be
inserted.
The
project
involves
removing
thousands
ot
tons
of
rock
and
hauling
hundreds
of
thousands
of
tons
of
fill.
IW.ntt.Ul
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;
wanted
to
answer
recent
suggestions
of
a
fall
session,
declar-
ed
the
government
has
no
Indention
of
calling
a
special
assembly.
a
weighing
18Va
pounds
and
a
boy
J'riX
m'S5,JS?''
butter
in
government
warehouses
next
win'er.
Historically,
dairy
men
have
found
that
as
a
rule
of
thumb,
the
price
of
eheddar
must
be
about
half
the
price
of
butter
to
keep
a
well-balanced
movement
of
milk
flowing
into
the
two
dairy
products.
Knock
that
price
ratio
out
of
line
and
a
shift,
in
the
milk
flow
follows.
Reduce
the
price
of
cheese
without
reducing
the
price
of
butter
and
the
flow
of
milk
is
attracted
more
to
butter,
dairy
men
say.
Cut
the
price
of
butter
and
maintain
a
high
price
on
cheese
t'one.
These
objectionable
books
nrtually
do
prcnt
harm
to
Can-pd.
In
a
deep,
insidious
sort
of
way,
thev
de.itrov
the
youth
of
the
country
and
keep
them
from
beromins
pond
citizens."
Bhe
outlined
the
work
done
ft
"The
Novitiate
of
Our
Lady,"
r.l
Alexandria,
where
stenn-raphers,
nurses,
teachers,
doc-ttirs,
etc..
were
trained
for
foreign
missions.
She
concluded
her
talk
by
saying
the
Catholic
Women's
League
consists
of
three
units.
The
first
is
organization.
Second
is
education:
study,
discussion
or
reading
clubs
should
b?
established.
Third
is
Christian
WeA-Ei
Ml
ror
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and
the
milk
flow
is
reversed.
Ontario
is
Canada's
big
cheese-producing
province.
Under
a
producer
-government
program,
eheddar
was
virtually
supported
at
30
cents
a
pound
wholesale.
;
The
federal
government
is
supporting
creamery
butter
at
58
:
cents
a
pound
wholesale.
Now.
suddenly
the
picture
has
,
changed.
Charles
Heath,
secretary
of
the
Ontario
Cheese
Pro-
j
ducers'
Association,
announced
in
,
Belleville,
Ont.,
that
the
30-!
cent-a-nound
price
support
on
cheese
has
been
removed.
I
Cheddar
will
go
on
public
auction
tomorow
without
the
strength
of
a
floor
price.
A
Belleville
cheese
buyer
predicted
retail
cheese
prices
will
drop
five
or
six
cents
a
pound.
In
Ottawa,
Wood
St.
John,
secretary-manager
of
the
National
Dairy
Council,
emphasized
that
if
cheese
prices
drop
there
will
rltlzenship.
working
for
the
welfare
of
the
community.
Miss
Inez
Amadio
then
addressed
some
new
Canadian
women
who
were
present,
translating
Mrs.
Drake's
address
ino
Italian.
Bishop
Jordan
thanked
Mrs.
I
Prake
for
coming
so
far
to
visit,
this
vicariate.
He
advised
the
'imen
of
the
parish
to
try
and
give
some
time
to
the
league,
"as
ono
should
not
live
for
one's
self
or
family
alone."
He
welcomed
the
new
Canadian
ladies
pnd
told
them
he
soon
hoped
to
be
able
to
converse
with
them
In
their
own
language.
Mrs.
Drake
was
taken
on
a
tour
of
the
city
Tuesday
bv
M's.
Web
Pierce,
and
that
evening
she
was
entertained
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Leo
Doiron.
Father
Rayner
drove
Mrs.
Drake
and
the
executive
of
the
CWL
to
Terrace
yesterdav,
where
she
addressed
Catholic
ladies.
A
farewell
dinner
will
be
held
for
her
tomorrow
night.
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be
a
"substantial"
diversion
of
i
:
milk
to
butter
factories,
j
Butter
production
in
the
1952
I
qalendar
year
totalled
280.747,000
.'
nounds.
The
federal
government
had
to
buy
about
45,000,000
pounds
last
year
to
support
the
market.
It
still
has
about
19,-000,000
pounds
unsold
at
the
opening
of
the
spring
production
season.
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Special
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The
Doily
News
SMITHERS.
Reorganization
of
Bulkley
Valley
Agricultural
pnd
Industrial
Association
took
plaee
with
election
of
a
new
piste
of
officers.
The
organization
had
not
functioned
since
Renewed
interest
in
holding
i
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Active
interest
is
being
shown
in
production
of
hand-wrought
silver
jewelry
and
the
polishing
and
setting
of
Nova
Scotia
agates,
says
Miss
Mary
Black,
director
of
the
handicraft
centre
of
the
Nova
Scotia
trade
I
and
industry
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PAIR
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fair
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I
with
tentative
date
for
holding
f
a
one-day
fair
set
at
September
5.
R.
Oulton,
Glentanna,
was
elected
president:
W.
iLeftyi
Oardiner.
vice-president.
Canon
('.
A
Hinchliffe
was
re-elected
fntarv.
and
A.
E.
Bates.
Telkwa.
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th?
Smithers
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rnd
Smithers
businessmen,
a
hew
exhibit
building
and
recre-rtlonal
centre
will
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on
Hip
fairgrounds
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Smithers.
Mr
Oulton
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he
believed
tst
of
the
district
farmers
were
in
favor
of
a
fall
fair
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stressed
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