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JOHANNtSBUHO
IPU-The
13th
',
Duke
of
Bedford.
30,
whose
father
UN,
Communists
to
Start
Interviews
With
War
Prisoners
This
Thursday
Fr;,-.i
Rupert
Do
iiy
Mews
Tuesday,
October
13,
1953
Alaska
Steamship
Company
President
Dies
in
Seattle
h
-vis
was
found
dead
on
his
Devonshire
estate
Sunduy,
left
here
by
air
Monday
for
England.
For
the
last
six
years
he
and
hi-
wife
have
farmed
200
acres
here
Now
he
Inherits
30,000
acres
and
four
stately
"homes
in
Scotland
and
England.
:
rean
and
Chines?
PoWs.
There
was
fo
Immediate
answer
from
either
the
Beds
or
ers
to
return
home.
The
commission
request
came
ehortlv
after
the
UN
command
It
was
on
one
of
these
estates
1
it
'Jf'-.
:i
He
was
also
a
partner
in
tho
Northland
Transportation
Co.
from
1936
until
his
death.
In
announced
it
would
complete
by
the
Allied
command.
Endsleigh,
12,000
acres
in
Devonshirethat
'the
duke
was
'By
MILO
FAKNETI
PANMUNJOM
iAP
The
Ko-lean
reparation
commission
to-diy
asked
the
United
Nations
ccmmand
and
the
Communists
U,
start
Thursday
in
their
attempts
to
persuade
war
prison-
midnight
tonight
a
permanent
.,.,,,.
!
dead,
a
shotgun
by
his
SEATTLE
(AP)
Gilbert
W.
,
Skinner,
54,
president
of
the
Alaska
Steamship
Co.,
died
of
a
heart
attack
on
his
Lake
j
Washington
estate
Sunday.
'
He
had
been
ill
some
time
but
had
improved
in
recent
months
and
had
visited
his
office
daily
centre
for
the
Reds
to
use
ln.'
o.
...
,
ism
1932
he
succeeded
his
father
as
found
president
of
Skinner-E.Idy
Corp.
body.
Ko-
The
Allied
annouiiceinru
interviewing
22,300
North
-
j
opened
the
way
for
the
on-!
delayed
and
potentially
explo-
was.
I
give
explanations
to
start
roll-
j
TILLY
ROLSTON
i
Continued
from
page
1'
.and
made
a
motor
trip
east.
-
ing.
'
I
Th.
Porto
hori
ctpnrtfastlv
re-
r
I.
t
1
Ift
-Spril
of
1952,
the
Conserva-
clan,
she
had
a
good
sense
of
j
fused
tQ
meet
wltn
lhe
Pows
ttves"
met
in
Vancouver
to
plan
drama,
and
she
thundered
on
i
untiJ
tne
UN
command
COmplet-
Inr
the
June
election.
Mrs.
Rol-
about
margarine.
j
ed
npw
facilities,
The
explana-
stin
phoned
to
the
Georgia
Ho-
she
painted
a
grim
picture
of
tions
originally
were
scheduled
id
from
the
Sylvia
Hotel,
where
many
kitchens,
with
the
poor,
to
t,egin
Sept.
26,
but
both
sides
bIa
Was
lunching.
She
spoke
to
i
exhausted
housewife
rolling
mar-
rejected
existing
sites
as
inade-n't
Conservative,
told
him
she!
garine,
putting
it
Into
a
bowl,laltate
i
:
:
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If
8:00x16
Same
guarantft
as
ne
tire
Same
tread
design
as
new
tire
Born
in
Detroit,
lie
came
to
the
Puget
Sound
area
in
1911
with
his
father,
D.
E.
Skinner,
who
bought
tne
Port
Blakely
Mill
Co.
Later
the
elder
Skinner
was
an
owner
in
the
Skinncr-Eddy
Corp.,
which
built
ships
during
World
War
I.
The
son
entered
business
in
1921
as
owner
of
the
Washington
Bakerh-s.
In
1926
he
sold
out
and
formed
the
Alaska
Pacific
Salmon
Co.,
which
operated
canneries
in
Alaska.
He
headed
the
company
until
last
year.
PRETTY
LITTLE
COLLEEN
KELLY,
whose
mother
is
of
Korean
ancestry
and
whoop
father
is
Irish,
holds
the
trophy
she
won
in
the
"Baby
Hawaii"
contest,
during
the
49th
State
Fair.
The
tiny
sweetheart
will
crave!
to
Washington,
D.C.,
where
Vice-President
Nixon
will
present
her
with
a
$100
Defence
Bond.
wanted
to
return
to
the
party,
emptying
the
color
in,
whipping
i
An
In(jian
spokesman
for
the
I
J
rfcnm
be
reached
at
the
Sylvia
for
;
it
and
beating
it.
and
then
re-
j
repatriation
commission
said
he
j
two
hours.
He
passed
the
word
rolling
it.
and
getting
splashed
J
cannot
now
see
any
further
bar-1
around;
the
top
brass
was
cold;!and
messy
and
having
to
wash;rjerg
lo
starting
the
explana-i
-
no
call
went
to
Mrs.
Rolston.
!
extra
dishes,
and
all
the
time
her
,
tlons
.
I
Ksxt
day
she
went
to
Social
hungry
children
howling
for
their
j
commission
rules
specify
that
I
.
Ci-edit.
:
breakfast,
and
father
so
discour-
the
explanations
may
start
at;
Social
Credit
won
that
election,
aged
and
grumpy
at
the
confu-
j
any
tlme
upon
one
day-s
notlce.
j
and
Mr.
Bennett,
by
now
the
sion
in
his
home,
because
of
that
Thg
Communists,
who
want
to
j
Premier,
was
eternally
grateful
lardy-looking
margarine,
that
interview
the
7.800
Koreans
and
;
Same
tread
width
anil
depth
as
nt
Drive
in
Safety
'
ELLIS
For
Half
the
d
to
Mrs.
Rolston,
loyal
to
her,
for
she
siammea
uie
aour
in
wnu,
H
50Q
Chinese
PoWs
individua-
all
she
had
done
for
him,
and
rage
and
went
to
town
for
coffee
j
)y
p,.esumauiy
wm
begin
the
-
recognizing
her
ability,
made
her
and
a
dor.ut
with
his
stenogra-1
ex'planations
by
Thursday.
.''
-
Minister
of
Education.
She
in
pher.
I
.
.
'
,
,
.
.j-
this
way
wrote
political
history
j
"After
thus
shouting
for
some
lN
IN
NO
HCRRY'.
Of
a
New
Tire
the
first
woman
in
Canada
to
years.
Mrs.
l;o..ston
won
the;
The
UN
command,-
however
BOB
PARK
hold
an
active
cabinet
post.
All
battle
for
colored
margarine.
LIMITED
"The
Home
of
Friendly
'
.
''
Your
Local
TEA
BAGS
'
has
said
It
Is
in
no
hurry
to
I
start
meeting
with
the
23
Arrt--
t
rlrans,
one
Briton
:
and
33a
'
South
Koreans
who
have
refused
repatriation.
-
.
'
;
i
The
UN
announcement
that
j
the
Red
"explanation"
'
cenUe
i
would
be
completed
so
quickly
,
came
as
a
surprise.
Only
24
1
hours
earlier
the
-Allied
coiti-i
mand
had
set
a
target
date
of
Office
Opposite
Post
Office
m;.)
I'OK!-MONAR(
II
1E
other
women
cabinet
ministers
There
are
many
other
legisla-had
been
so
much
window-dress-
tive
stories
Uiai
toulu
be
written
ing
they
were
ministers-with-
about
her.
Her
place
is
firm
in
out-portfolio.
...
I
the
political
history
of
British
Tilly
Jean
Rolston
was
a
good
Columbia,
scrapper
in
the
Legislature.
i'
Mrs.
Rolston
is
gone
now.
Her
Once,
long
ago
now,
CCF
Mils,
-t
memory
will
live
long
with
all
Laurst
J
a
m
1
e
s
o
n;
said
there
j
those
who
knew
her,
and
loved
should
be
government
mnrsery
her
laugh
and
good
cheer.
She
schools,
so
young
mothers
,couid'j
was
a
good
scout;
she
laughed
In
;
'Phone
93
Phone
266
IT.PAYS
TO
ADViR
work.
Mrs.
Jamicson
said
cliild-
Let
your
Frigidaire
Dealer
show
you
how
tne
lace
ot
personal
tragedy,
it
Oct.
Zl
lor
completing
,
me
is
too
bad
she
has
been
struck,,
explanation
booths
the
Corn-down,
for
she
had
much
to
offer,
j
munists
demanded.
'
She
was
a
woman
of
great
j
The
UN
command
also
an.-clrive.
and
a
great
deal
of
charm
;
nounced
that,
the
,four-power
that
was
so
distinctly
feminine,
!
armistice
supervisory
commls-but
she
had
the
good
sense
never
;
sion
will
Investigate
Allied
to
boldy
flaunt
those
charms,
nor
charges
that
the
Reds
brought
to
feel
hurt;
she
learned
to
take
:
combat
aircraft,
into
North
Kq-the
rough
and
tumble
of
political
rea
in
violation
of
-the-truce
life
not
too
personally.
agreement...
renH
would
be
a
lot
happier
il
they
weren't
tied
to
their
mothers'-
-apron
strings
all
day;
mothers,
said
Mrs.
Jamicson,
would
be
a
lot
more
pleasant
without
a
bunch
of
kids
hanging
bkwuicI
them
all
the
time.
,Tl)i.'
enraged
Mrs.
Rolston.
Up
she'
jumped,
and
cried,
blazing
with-Indignation:
"It's
an
insult
to
suggest
that
a
mother
can't
b
'ing
up
her
own
children
better
C;,an
,
some
parched,
drled-up,
cultured
academician."
i
Bring
Us
Your
Old
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for
WINTE
UNDERWATER
SUDS
DISTRIBUTOR
ft
CLE
AT
1
2-IN-1
TREAD
Sopf
iielr,tli
"
top,
com
nlr
wot,,
oivt,
cleowmg
ui,
H
muSmoknl
i,
Cop
Wrvti
n
mm
ing
dtfvict.
See
Us
Now
.
.
.
pjH
tJO
-r,
WILL
ALSO
BALANCE
YOUR
sliutslr
"
'
'Tilly
Rolston,
after
1940.
fought
Just
about
everything
the
Coali-
Won"'
government
did.
She
was
ugHUUit
the
"three
per
cent
sales
..-
tax,
increase
In
hospital
insur-,
B.i)ce..pijemium6,
the
mijk
board
art
'its
controls.'
She
-said
milk
should
he
:
cheaper
lor
people
willing
to
carry
it
from
stores.
6ne
battled
for
colored
margar-
lmeuutil
she
won.-
She
called
the
sales
tr.x
discriminatory,
retro-grade',""
-Unsound,"
Unlair,
"a
nuisance
tax.
"This
sales
tax."
she
said
to
her
leader.
Mr.
Anscomb,
then
.
minister
of
finance,
"may
be
a
finance
minister's
dream,
but
it's
a
housewife's
nightmare."
When
she
became
a
member
of
the
govenuneiit,
and
the
opposition
taunted
her
because
she
hadn't,
pitched
out
the
sajes
tax,
she
retorted
that
Rome
wasn't
built
in
a
day.
Hei-r
battle
to
have
colored
margarine
was
monumental.
"Thai
white,
lardy
stuif."
she
called
it,
to
the
fury
of
farmer
MLA'6
who
wanted
no
competition
for
butter.
.She
called
unco
loved
margarine
mournful-looking,
and
she
did
it
dramatically,
too.
Being
a
good
politi-
NEW
FLOAT-OVER
RINSEI
'
'
ti
i
t
yets
out
dirt
ordinary
washers
leave
behind!
Whtn
woihing
time
n
ovr,frsh
warmwotff
fow1
in
utH
It
oxr.
'lowi.
Clotln,
,(,,
rfown
und.r
whM
MP,
Kum
and
dirty
wat.f
Hool
off
tfw
tr,
ond
away
tnrougbort
ntira
riming
tytit.
WHEELS
WHILE
YOU
WAIT.
;
t
ALL
WORK
GUARANTEED
DEALER
FOR
THE
GENERAL
TIRE
"Tires
Are
Not
a
Sideline
with
l's
We
Specialize",
VULCANIZING
.
.
.
RETREADING
WE
FIX
FLATS
'
KNUTSON'S
TIRE
SALES
&
SERVICE
811
Froser
Street
Red
548
I
hv.ff
Vf?'
exclusive
rapidry
spini
Tolet
out
for
ntort
water
than
any
otW
If
method!
Clothei
on
lighter
to
lift,
court
iJo
handle,
toiler
to
i
1
drf
.
Seme-
ore
ready
'
;
for
ImiMjidW
ironing,
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ONLY
ONCE
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1
I
Lord
Calvert
1
&
frigidorrc'i
amai'inq
Selecl-O-Oiol
conKoli
ntirt
waihing,
riniing
end
ipinntng
cycl
compleftly
outomoti-tally,
Voy
tan
.top
and
uart
the
waiiVr
ftpeat
or
omi(
any
operation
at
gny
1
1
r.rvvr
t
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nme
3
5l
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LIFETIME
PORCELAIN
FINISH
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Here's
the
only
avlo
"lotic
woshor
with
cabinet
and
top
fitmhfd
in
I
iff
time
Porcelain!
It'i
ilain-riiilont,ru
proof,
taty
to
lesp
clean
and
itayi
whit,
new-looking
for
life
I
FRIGIDAIRE
Filtra
-matic
Electric
DRYER
'
nds
weather
worries
and
4
heavy
lifting
I
Hara'l
tha
wav
ta
hrinn
uintl,;n
fc
y
See
why
the
Frigidaire
Washer
cleans
cleaner,
dries
drier,
than
any
other
automatic
washer
!
fi.
f'l
toy
Jha
yaab
Waih
any
tima
you
No
tumbler
or
agitator
method
can
match
Live-Water
Action
for
really
IOW
DOWN
PAYMENTS
ono
iom
yor
cntnn
into
a
Frhjldaira
Electric
(fttnOry.r
taka
them
out
piinutai
lair-tlH
Mfl
and
fluffy
and
IWMMmalling.
You
juit
mI
your
drying
tima
bona
dry
for
immadiata
ttorage,
or
damp
dry
far
ironing.
AM
porcelain
fini.h
at
pratactioa
againtt
ruit.
Modeli
avail-abla
far
aitbar
220
or
1
20
volli.
Here's
Frigidaire't
ixciutive
Filtrater
EASY
TERMS
removing
deep-down
dirt.
Lightning-last
up-and-down
movement
of
the
Pulsator
wndi
hot,
penetrating
suds
surging
through
clothes
to
flush
out
even
the
most
deeply
embedded
grime.
Clothes
are
never
rubbed,
yanked
or
abused
they're
always
under
water,
never
half-ln,
half-out.
New,
continuous
Float-Over
Rinse
takes
over
before
the
washing
cycle
is
finished.
Floats
dirt
and
suds
up,
out,
and
away
so
they
can't
drain
back
through
clothes.
Ropidry
Spin
(fastest
spinner
in
any
washer)
gets
..a.
'S.
....
loull
find
that
memlers
of
Caniwla's
mcKt
ilisli'ncrnkl.ril
clothes
drier,
pounds
tighter
many
ready
for
immediate
ironing.
Then
this
wonder
ful
washer
cleans
itself
and
shuts
off
I
Vfru
naad
no
flui,
ventt
or
ptpat
with
a
Frigidaira
Filtra-matk
Electric
Dryer,
eo
you
con
plate
it
any.
where.
Filtrater
tropt
lint,
reduces
meitture.
r..t
r--,
1
''...
,.liihs
cull
for
Canada's
most
distinguished
whisky
.
.
.
ST
Lord
Calvert.
For
superb
quality
.
.
.
and
the
smoothest
JJ"liiglihall
you've
ever
tasted
.
.
.
ulivmjn
call
for
Lord
Calvert!
1
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Caivert
rCmmfmn
J7tr&f?'
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DISTIUERS
LIMITED,
AMHERSTBURG,
ONT.
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&
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