Tm-s
la'
,
June
?3,
1953
WANTED
Coronation
May
Be
Over
But
Iraflic
Jams
Continue
in
London's
Streets
j
BRIGHTON,
England
(CP)
,
1
Restoration
work
on
the
famed
;
yenr
TOr
Krincp
R.
upt.
3nd
aistrict
fr
kS.
Royal
Pavilion
has
taken
some
j
of
the
glamor
from
the
building,
!
''""c
L,ne
tor
sc!e
-hipyardsond
sh,p0wr'
lavs.
It's
all
scheduled
to
come
streets
rjopgeu
iu
i.i-juuu-
om
tnnuij
huiuc
ui
me
rrnice
i
B
KOBF.HT
JELLISON
CI
s.
SMALL
STEADY
BUS1.NT.HS
AKSl'RED.
Reolv
Eox
706.
Kjfl
iovn
this
week.
still
wiln
venicies
aim
penes.-
Regent.
Much
of
the
mock-,
LONDON
(Reuters.
-
The)
Between
midnight
and
1
a
m.
trians.
Tralfie
authorities
say
j
0l.it,nlal
building
with
minarets
:oronaon
has
faded
into
his-
ik,n!seers
pile
back
to
the
sub-
i
the
chartered
buses
alone
would
,
"na
ln(I
an
aome
as
Iourid
to
tory.
but
judging
from
the
mid-!
urbs
and
countryside,
leavln-
to
constitute
a
major
problem.
1
,
night
traffic
jams
in
the
heart
!th,"
street-cleanes
tons
or
or-1,
The
rush
was
counted
on
for
j
be
merely
plaster
covering
-brick
of
festooned
London,
you
get
the
!
jnre
p(.c,l
dixie
cups
and
candy
the
week
following
C-dav.
but
j
pnd
wood.
(
idea
it's
still
just
around
the
;
vrrapTers.'
!
the
officials
then
expect
'd
to
see
!
M
CHOO
8E
cornei.
Tno
masterminds
who
staged
the
city
return
to
norma..
f.ov.
Like
a
swarm
of
good-humored
inP
.:1horate
Coronation
itself
I
the
persistent
Invasions
ha7e
locusts,
an
army
of
Britons
antj
had
the
power
to
.shut
cen-
Piven
rise
to
alarm.
In
despera-pours
nightly
into
the
heart
ot
.
Ii0ndon
oompiet"iv
off
to
'ion-
tne
Government
announced
he
citv
for
a
lingering
look
at
!a
ban
on
chartered
buits
in
the
the
milis
of
lavish
decorations
traffic
June
2
confess,
helpless-
end
for
Wc(.n(...aay,
Thurs-
:olored
lights
and
window
dis-
ness
in
the
face
of
narrow
j
rtv
arMj
pridav.
Iii:t
the
clu-
1
WHIT
TORSE
tion
was
admittedly
not
a
happy
c
no.
j
"This
is
a
problem
of
lrrrcmi-
enables,"
Horn
Secretary
Sir
Rules,
Reg
u
tat
ions
Revised
In
Jails
of
Saskatchewan
I
Pavlrt
-Maxwell
Fvf
tolrl
f
he
i
-t-n--r7r
u
'House
of
Cuinmons.
'No
out:
Such
Smooth
wishes
to
prevent
people
from
coming
to
London
to
t,ea
the
Coronation
s"l;t'
but
there
Is
a
limit
to
th?
traffic
tli-
streets
can
carry,
and.
that
limit
ha'
I
meuovj
and
"Rich
WWW
VW
I
I
REOINA.
(CP)
Saskatch-
at
reducing
the
"negative
ap-ewan
has
revised
the
rules
and
proarh"
to
correction
and
at
reeulations
of
its
provincial
introducing
a
sense
of
responsi-iails.
The
program
is
aimed
at
bility
whereby
prisoners
can
helping
prisoners
to
regain
their
leadily
adjust
themselves
for
self-respect,
and
to
provide
an
the
day
when
they
once
again
epporturity
for
removing
anti-
enter
society.
i
The
solution.
w)me
critics
.'ay.
Is
simply
to
leave
the
rb
''.-orations
up
all
summer,
in
hopes
of
thin
social
tendencies
that
might
Mug
Ihe
visitors
out.
But
ollvr.j
are
certain
that
plan
would
simply
mean
an
.'.vten.sion
of
the
jams.
PKKCY
WRIGHT,
president
of
Winston
Park
D
evelopment.
Ltd.,
plans
a
$20,000,000
apartment
development
in
Toronto's
suburban
North
Yor
which
will
accept
only
families
with
children.
Under
construction
is
the
first
11-suite
apartment,
one
of
seven
to
be
built,
and
intended
for
the
low-rental
ficjd.
He
is
surrounded
by
a
group
of
youngsters,
good
friends
of
his.
develop
during
confinement.
The
program
will
include
improved
courses
for
guards
and
jail
attendants.
One
of
the
chief
revisions
will
West
Coast
Yards
Build
be
the
removal
of
certain
physical
punishments.
Under
the
old
svstem.
certain
violations
brought
a
five-day
diet
of
bread
and
water;
confinement
in
a
fMnesweepcrs
WASHINGTON
(APi
Three
Federal
Government
Urged
To
Take
Lead
in
Helping
To
Employ
Older
Workers
3Hrs.25Min
Great.
Frm
Trre
It
Whisky!
dark
cell
on
a
bread
and
water
west
coast
mms
nave
receive
diet
for
three
days:
or.
in
cer-
construction
contracts
for
ten
tain
cases
where
a
prisoner
be-
165-foot
wooden
minesweepers
came
violent.'
restraint
by
hand-
and
four
138-foot
wooden
auxil-cuffing
him
to
his
cell
or
plac-
iary
motor
minesweepers,
ing
him
in
a
straight-jacket.
Cost
of
the
14
vjssrU,
exclud-
VANCOUVER
$44.85
of
productive
work
must
always
j
associated
with
active
treatment
be
part
of
the
program
of
car-
i
hospitals.
ing
for
the
aged,
but
pensions
';
"Such
hospitals
are
an
essen-and
forced
retirement
for
those
'
tial
in
the
care
of
the
ever-able
and
anxious
to
continue
increasing
number
of
chronic-
WINNIPEG
(CP)
The
federal
government
was
urged
to
take
tae
lead
in
implementing
a
rolicy
for
the
employment
of
older
workers,
past
retirement
r.p;e
but
still
able
and
anxious
to
work.
K
Ccutadinm
Pacific
biologically
ally
ill,
and
yet
they
are
'
working
was
wrong,
.
prac-,
prisoners
to
these
me-:
m..t,
was
estimated
at
$19,000,-Ifalso
was
bad
medicine,
bad
tically
non-existent
in
Canada
!
ty,
.
rPr,inn
violation
nnr
Don't
Just
Say
'
today,"
he
said.
In
a
speech
to
the
u.r.ujl
!
sociology
and
bad
economics.
of
set
regulations
now
The
Bellingham.
Wash.,
Ship
He
said
if
something
is
not
bring:
Forfeiture
privileges.
of
yard
Co.,
will
build
five
of
the
any
or
all
larger
minesweepers
and
the
four
auxiliary
craft.
The
Taeo-
convention
of
the
National
Council
of
Women,
Dr.
Wallace
Wilson
of
Vancouver,
adviser
in
geniatrics
(social
medicine)
for
older
groups
to
the
depart-
done
about
this
problem
"we
may
eventually
arrive
at
a
time
when,
including
children
j
and
old
people,
there
will'
be
a
j
Sharks,
Seals
Bother
Fishermen
will
build
Two
more
Forfeiture
of
whole
or
part
ma
Boatbuilding
Co
of
remission
of
sentence
earned
.
three
minesweepers.
Cjn4iaA
Puttie
Atrltfiet,
Wnfi
'
t
Confinement
to
the
pn
i-'.
W
bo
connructcd
by
the
Mar-
oner's
cell,
or
a
segregate
cell,
ment
of
veterans
affairs,
declar-
aepenaeni
on
me
one
oi
evy
ed
the
need
for
such
a
policy
!
worker."
on
a
national
scale
is
urgent.!
Simple
prolongation
ol
life
is
The
government
appeared
to
j
in
itself
quite
useless,
he
said,
rwait
the
lead
of
industry
and
,
"What
is
needed
is
to
make
labor
in
such
thines
as
the
40-
those
extended
years
good,
pur-hour
week,
he
said.
poseful,
happy,
and
active
as
In
eniDlovment
of
older
!
possible,"
he
said.
tinolich
Shipbuilding
Co..
San
Diegc,
Calif.
Baseball
Scores
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Sharks
'
and
hair
seals
are
making
Brit-j
ish
Columbia
fishermen
pretty
I
miserable
these
days.
!
A
fichprific
Hpnnrtmont
rpnn-t
on
a
restricted
diet.
The
new
rules,
announced
by
Hon.
J.
H.
Sturdy,
social
welfare
and
rehabilitation
mini--
iiPEi
j
says
at
lea.t
30
fishermen
have
ter;
that
"a
prisoner
rtUl
American
workers,
the
federal
govern-
.
Facilities
Tor
the
modern
care
had
their
expensive
gill
nets
"u
"e
yuiusmu
m.ni
.
y
(k,
iho
r-hrnninniiu
ill
nf
nil
nues
..iu,t
..
i
i.
-..
had
an
opDortunitv
of
heann"
Cleveland
5-5,
Washington
2--2
Contents
26'i
ounea
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
b
Ihe
lii;
ment
a
tremendous
stimulus
if
were
woefully
inadequate.
the
B
afea
0
to''
hlm
and,lnly
EamtS,CL
it
developed
and
put
into
force;
He
advocated
the
establish-,
.
.
,
.
making
nis
answer.
j
sn
up-to-date
and
realistic
pol-
!
ment
in
all
large
centres
modern
'
west
coast
Vancouver
Island,
i
included
in
the
revision
is
the
i
No
games,
icy
for
its
own
employees.
j
fully
equipped
hospitals
to
deal
!
Elsewhere
along
the
coast.
'
instruction
that
"no
prison
r
,
'
Dr.
Wilson
said
pensions
for
with
the
problems
of
chronic
,
hair
seals
have
been
raising
':
&naU
be
Punished
by
reducitv!
i
Victoria
5f
Edmonton
11
:
Van-rQPie
no
longer
capable.
Lines,.
These
should
be
closely
havoc
wjth
the
81coea
Mrri
tXmt
SZllZ
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
CoiuiJ
The
l
onnlrtd
1
ravrl
'crviia
spring
salmon
run.
with
lossiCplI
or
by
use
of
handcu'fs
,
National
estimated
at
about
15
per
cent
!
while
he
is
in
his
cell."
l
n.-r-okl""
4.
Chicago
9;
Pitts-
The
improvements
are
aimed
burgh
3,
St.
Louis
8
i
only
games)
of
the
catch.
Chinese
Taunt
Canadians
Urging
That
They
Go
Home
!
William
Fraser
Tolmle,
a
Hud-i
son's
Bay
Company
surgeon
who
I'lied
in
1B83,
built
the
first
stone
house
n
the
Pacific
coast.
.
A-1
SPECIALS
Down
Bv
BILL
BOSS
Associated
Press
StJiff
Wrttrr
VI
KOREA
fp
The
Chinese
taunted
Canadian
troops
with
a
large
banner
suggest-
Jury
Clears
Policeman
in
Woman
s
Death
in"
that
they
go
home.
j
Large,
red-painted
letters
on
i
th
wnite
cotton
streamer
read:
I
"Mom
and
Dad
waiting,
;
'"
ti"
k"nwj
when
you
die."
A
smaller
one
nearby
read:
"Get
wise
and
save
your
lives."
I
L.rpl.
Victor
Genest
of
Grand-bapeau,
Que.,
and
Pte.
Marcel
Lamontagne
of
Sherbrooke,
both
from
the
3rd
battalion,
the
Royal
22nd
Regiment,
patrolled
that
night
right
up
to
the
large
ban-
ner
to
see
if
it
was
booby-trap-;
ped.
It
wasn't.
So
tha
next
night
they
returned
with
some
wire.
:
"
50
Ford
Custom
51
Pontiae
Sedan
CAf)
4!)
Plymouth
Sedan
'
$350
50
Meteor
Sedan
$600
VANCOUVER
(CP)
City
Com
(table
R.
W.
New.
driver
of
th
tsclice
rnr
that
killed
Mrs.
Mar
Inching
their
way
up
to
the
Xxxv4
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ordjr
is
processed
faster
from
Uy'
NSSNi
our
large
warehouse
in
Vancouver.
If
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is
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for
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If
within
24
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after
being
received.
II
llUllUfHUa
Bogardus-Wilson
is
first
in
service,
ffttwiHtf
alffffa
first
in
stock.
We
have
an
exten-
Ijilj
piiiSia
sive
stork
of
window
glass
and
liE;
ffiHUaa
figured
glass
...
mirrors
"and
metal
fj
frng
;
llll
j
for
store
fronts.
Mpj
jj.
fflS
,
0
We
niaintnln
a
large,
varied
fflttlBMj
)
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S
.
I
t
i
."J'fiUvk
,'ul
cai;wi
l-
l8-iillKj-
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;--1
24-oimce
and
heavy
window
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J
1000
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STREET,
PHONE
MARINE
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r
'50
Ford
Sedan,
radio
.
$650
f-
ititiyn
VVgn
$35Q
ooo
U
i)oilBe
Panel
$250
fArtt
Karknnrn,
35.
of
Led'ic,
two
poles,
right
In
front
of
the
fcjtw...Hjr,i4t'
'.Monday.
.
watiFitfrij..'l,pojitions,
they
looped
ntt&M'y&en'tftn&-
Wf-twtre
around
thena-r.uiy.J;
.?-""'
-'
:
':
-
TThen
tftej1
Jiturned
A
'safe
dte'
I
Mrs
ftarkanen
had
arrived
tance
before
toppling
the
bn-'J-.ero
from
Alberta
with
her
hus-
j
ner
over.
band,
who
was
en
route
to
a
j
Honing
the
Chinese
would
fol-iob
at
Kitimat.
only
several
;
low
them
back
into
a
Canadian
-hours
before
she
was
struck
unibush
the
two
trailed
the
white
dotfn
by
the
police
ear
on
a
i
banner
slowly
behind
them
in
city
street
durine
a
rainstorm,
j
the
moonlight.
But
the
Chinese
A
test
showed
that
at
30
miles
were
cagey.
1H
Reo
Dump
Truck.
..
$950
4!)
Ford
Pickup
$325
DRIVE
HOME
A
BARGAIN
!
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
pn
hour
it
would
take
the
police
.
Sgt.
Charles
Stewart
of
Riviere
vehicle
87
feet
to
stop
on
dry
concrete.
The
car.
which
ws
!
taking
a
prisoner
to
jail
at
the
time
of
the
accident,
dragged
'
the
woman
about
that
distance
,
before
coming
to
a
halt.
du
Loup,
Que.,
the
battalion
intelligence
sergeant,
got
together
with
an
interpreter
and
painted
a
new
sign.
Over
the
Van
Doos'
positions
later
that
day
there
fluttered
a
banner,
savine
in
Chinese
char-
raiKistan
nas
one
of
the
acters:
world's
largest
irrigation
systems
"That
was
lots
of
fun.
Let's
do
covering
20.000.000
acres.
it
again."
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