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January
29,
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CAPETOWN.
South
Africa
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JOHANNESBURG,
South
Afri-
miauls
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BRIGHTON.
England.
KP
Britain
Seeks
Russian
!
Kewley,
who
maki
x
baa
for
bit?-
When
a
native
employed
at,
ca
(CP)
A
four-year-oW
girl
who
Council
members
brouglit
theff
pipes,
says
Canada
u
mi
but
1
an
engineering
firm
at
Benonl.iwas
lost
on
a
mountain
near
own
baby
snapshots
to
the
New
customer.
He
has
a
wide
oversea-;
iTruuvaak
filled
his
cigarette1
Ruxlenburg
for
three
davs
and
Year's
trt
here
and
camera
MED
PILOT
TO
JUDGE
trade
and
ha
supplied
the
Sea-forth
Highlander
In
Korea,
ar.
wel)
a
customers
world
over.
lighter
and
flicked
it,
the
lighter
niithu
has-been
discharged
from'and
reporters
were
barred
while
burst
Into
flames
Bo
did
a
drum
hospital
little
the
worse
for
her
they
triad
identifying
one
an-of
132
gallon
of
lighter
fluid,
experience.
other
s
picture.
Aid
in
Grain
Shortage
LONDON
(AP)
Britain
has
asked
Russia
to
iu
lp
her
meet
an
estimated
fXX),000-ton
xhoitatfe
i"
MS
AT
FEBRUARY
SHOW
nWDON
0
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wh"
Queen
and
of
Edinburgh
arrows
ln"
Atlantic
for
their
Canadian
311
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hw
brrn
selected
a
Judge
for
the
annuul
dot
how
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on
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""friers.
Kiains
this
year,
official
sources
report.
Russia
hasn't
said
yes
or
no
.
and
negotiations
are
going
on
informally,
It
was
stated.
Britain's
shortage
of
wheat,
barley,
oats
and
corn
came
about
because
Russia
slashed
supplies
from
a
yearly
average
of
1,000.000
tons
to
200,000
Urns
1
1
i
....
Ml
i
MEN!
!Y!
-HteE
itSs
QUALITY
SHOES
CLEARING
AT
EXTRA
LOW
PRICES
Omithopter
Ready
For
Trial
Flight
last
October.
The
coarse
grain.
:
(J
are
needed
for
Britain's
bread
and
to
feed
her
animals
and
lock
Mount
livestock.
REAL
SCOOP!
11
VltikJISI'
I
SHOES
AT
A
GREAT
SAVING-
In
any
agreement
Russia
is
expected
to
keep
the
right
as
It
has
done
In
the
pant
to
hall
train
shipments
to
Britain
if
Commonwealth
rubber
suppllet
are
denied
her
Russia
wrote
this
reservation
into
part
contracts
with
Britain
because
the
West's
embargo
on
the
export
of
strategic
goods
to
Communist
countries
obviously
had
worried
Russia.
Under
United
Slates
pressure,
Britain
In
1951
stopped
rubber
sales
to
Communist
China.
Supplies
to
Russia
were
limited
to
her
normal
-peacetime
consumption
about
7,000
tons
monthly.
In
general,
Britain
has
maintained
a
rigid
embargo
on
th;-
A
hard'fo-beat
low
price
for
shoes
of
this
quality
ond
style.
y
p
quality
M
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-iti
I
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j
yJ'JSKY
export
of
war-potential
goods
TERRIFIC
BUY
IN
MEN'S
GOOD
SHOES!!
MEDICINE
HAT,
Alta.
A
flying
machine
with
moving
wings
i
ready
for
a
trial
flight
at
this
Riuiheatitern
Alberta
(
it
y
Culled
an
ornKliopter.
the
230
pound
machine
made
of
metal
and
balsa
wood
has
two
sets
of
Tll(!,
"It
will
w
the
closest
approximation
to
bird
flight
ever
designed
by
man."
said
James
E
Caldwell,
the
Inveator-en-gtni
.-r
It
was
constructed
by
Hartley
D
Khunnon,
a
Medicine
Hut
business
man
who
is
an
aeronautical
engineer.
It
will
be
piloted
by
William
Francis
of
Medicine
Hat
Air
Services
cm
It
test
1!
is
ntj
"In
principle."
said
Mr.
Shannon,
-if
this
model
Is
what
we
hope
It
is.
the
cost
of
air
transitu
would
be
cut
down
to
the
i
yrle
class
'
In
apix-arance
the
'thopter
is
radical
in
design
from
modern
airplanes,
helicopters
and
gilders
-
Its
main
feature
coaslsts
of
the
four
wing
or
flaps
which
simulate
a
bird's
locomotive
and
gliding
power.
Each
wing
Is
eight
feet
long
and
five
feet
from
lead
to
tall
edge.
The
pilot
sits
front
and
centre
and
there
are
two
wings
on
each
side
of
him.
The
wing
mow
one
foot
'both
-up
and
down
from
noxnWST,
position.
Behind
the
pUoM
iit
U
a
horsepower
m.rhlrh
Mr.
Shannon
nays
'hrtm
than
ample
for
the
l!nw
power
quired.
Men
who
ore
looking
for
a
good
to
Iron
Curtain
countries.
She
has
paid
above-average
world
prices
for
Russian
grains,
timber
and
fish
because
of
h"r
shortage
of
foreign
moneys.
The
Russians
In
turn
have
used
the
pounds
they
have
earned
to
pay
for
Empire
wool,
rubber,
machinery
and
some
raw
material.
BUY"
in'good
shoes
will
take
a
PI
look
ot
these.
Choose
from
Lugs,
Straps,
Crepe
Soles,
etc
A-
1
1
also
oirriu
iR
or
HOCK
MOUNT
LONDON
KRY
CIS
AM)
Urt-t
ACINTS
roft
CATTO'8
Cold
Label
and
f
urs
Special
Firm
Plans
$10
Million
Oil
Survey
GHOUP
3
SUPER
VALUE
IN
FINE
QUALITY
SHOES
!
!
.
V:
Finoi
Imported
tkoith
hikie
i
MT
D'tTlllf.
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rirf"
HOUSTON
'AP
Wod'.lei
Canadian
Oil
Vompany
and
two
tAw
t
no
tMMfd
at
dp'vfd
try
?W
Liquor
Ce-r
You'll
walk
in
comfort
ond
style
when
you
put
your
best
foot
forward
in
these
handsome
Quality
Shoes
If
x5:
p
TAKE
A
T
p
NO
HARTT
SHOES
IN
THESE
GROUPS
associates
plan
to
spend
$10.-jOOO.OOO
In
Canadian
oil
expiora-SUon
and
development
this
year,
j
Announcement
was
made
of
the
plans
following
a
two-day
;
meeting
here
of
representatives
Jof
W'ooCley
Canadian.
Socony-
Vacuum
Exploration
Company
i
and
fioulhern
Production
Com-!
pany
of
Fort
Worth.
Woodloy
'
Canadian
Is
a
subsidiary
of
S
Woodley
Petroleum
Company
of
Houston.
I
Marllri
Sandlin,
president
of
I
Woodley
Canadian,
said
the
1953
program
will
Include
150
wells
to
BOYS'
SHOES
LOW
PRICED!!
FROM
A
VALUE
THAT
SHOUTS
SAVINGS!
Comforroble,
rrim
looking,
hard-wearing
shoes.
Reduced
to
way
below
rcgulor
price!
Included
are
Moccosin
Oxfords,
Plain
Bluchers,
Straps,
etc.
Sizes
1
to
5
.00
JJ;
r
in
t
i
?
tl
Hf
I.'-
be
drilled
In
five
proven
fields
on
a
1.000.000-acre
block
which
the
a.socialea
have
under
lease
In
Saskatchewan.
They
also
have
two
other
blocks
of
250.000
acres
each.
Sandlin
said
a
major
problem
Is
a
market
outlet
for
the
oil.
tmm
ii
hi
i
Tii'jLi
1
V
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K.
1
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I
4
FomiSv
Sb
Tr
FT
1
The
group
may
build
a
pipeline
175
miles
to
reach
market.
There
were
35
wells
l.i
the
five
fields
with
production
potentials
of
from
300
to
2.000
barnl.s
dally
from
each
well.
In
addition
to
the
150
wells.
Sandlin
said,
an
extensive
program
of
seismograph
surveys
will
oe
2coire
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Roberts
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638
be
earned
out
on
ine
unexpioren
and
un-surveyed
acreage.
Women
know...
liow
rssontial
is
quality
in
toilet
tissue
...
and
discriminating
.women
elioosc
I'ures
for
that
special
Kind
of
softness
...
f
v
CmnJjpaY
De
Luxe
"
plue
Bonnet
Margarine
s
f
f
n
v
-r--t.:
X
S5
r
"Most
convenient
spread
I've
ever
lasted.
Most
delicious,
too!"
That'$
what
well-known
women
say
about
Di:
LUXE
Blue
nonnet!
DE
LUXE
in-disidual
quarter
are
wrapped
in
parchment
and
pure
aluminum,
per-fcitly
protected!
They're
ideally
shaped
to
put
right
on
your
plate,
or
to
slice
into
neat
pats.
Take
a
tip
from
Mrs.
Clyde
Scott
(top),
Mrs.
Vc
McKnight
(centre)
and
Mr.
Turk
Droda:
enjoy
the
fresh-,
sunny-sweet
flavor
.
.
.
llie
rich
nutrition
.
.
.'
the
real
economy
of
this
truly
lie
luxe
margarine.
,
6
ldxh
P
Bonnet
and
Get
All
3"
-flavor!
Nutrition!
Econom-e-e!
'"VHIISCHMANN'S
YEAST,
MAGIC
BAKING
POWDER
W
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