South
Korea
To
Use
Armistice
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J.
V.
MAUOR.
Prvnidetit
If.
O.
PEKHY.
VW-PTe.iMritt
As
I
See
It
7.
.
"7
(Jul
ore
'
'
..a.,
.j
SEOUL
(AP)
President
Syng-
agreement."
man
Rhee
said
today
South
Kor-
:
in
his
statement
ea's
army
will
use
th
armistice
said:
"We
are
par?,rr'
period
to'
train
"for
an
offensive
to
set
our
soldiers
v'Jf
whenever
necessary."
subject
to
continued
'
The
statesman
also
said
in
a
now
can
have
time
to
T
statement
that
if
the
post-war
soldiers
will
ilw
t)l,
'
''
political
conference
fails
to
unify
:
rest
for
training
Bhv
i
Koi
-a
in
90
days
"the
16
United
mentally,
for
'
'ln
an'oft
wieiisi!,
tm..Ultl.ir
UlP.IIR.
will
Subvert
piUi'...
Halts:
r
j
oarrlrr
Per
w
ok,
25c;
per
m-jnlli.
$1.00,
per
year,
$10
00.
llapL
t?
mAil
Per
month.
75
p-r
yar,
b
00.
-flH
imnvrued
as
acrrmd
cia
mail
by
the
Pusi
Offi-e
IWpanmcnt,
Ottawa
l;0'
UNITE0
STATES
1947
-49
100
loin
us'
in
an
effort
to
achieve
ev"
"ry
"
I
New
Waltari
Hook
i
I
i
;
:
s
t
1953-
195.2"
our
unification
by
other
means."
i
United
Nations
headquarters
itn
New
York
announced
lout
Frl-Ulay
that
the
10
countries
with
j
troops
in
Korea
had
ai?repd
to
i
'nk
rtr
arms
again
if
Red
forces
!
break
ihe
true
and
attack
South
'
Korea
attain.
The
announcement
1
made
no
mention
of
renewing
the
war
lo
unite
Koii
i
or
of
a
T!!E
COSSl'MER
PRICE
INDEX
rose
half
u
poi
.t
in
June
to
1!04
from
114
9
under
the
impact
ol
a
;ea.;oiuil
Increase
In
food
costs
and
hither
p
.!
L-r
for
clothing,
relit
am!
other
commodities,
the
bureau
of
Statistics
reports.
It
was
the
seom!
i-Oft-.:utiJ
monthly
raise
following
a
steady
hali-veai
of
decline..
The
dotted
line
.-hows
the
United
States
con.suim-r
price
index
which
atrvawetf
between
mid-May
and
inM-Jtrne
tffl
a
record
Hi;.
ol
Uie
1-.M7-15
over-sc
THE
FINNISH
author
j
Mika
Waltari
is
one
of
j
the
most
prolific
of
our!
times.
I
His
novel
"The
Egptian"
b
,
uue
of
the
cur.t
powerful
writ-
!
ten
in'
this
centuiy.
It
is
not'
only
a
clacking
good
lovij
story,
but
its
theme
is
also
une
ot
;
iiilglity
power:
;
What
happens
in
an
empire
when
the
emperor
is
a
reformer
;
too
far
ahead1
of
his
time?
Now
Walturi
has
written
an-
j
other
-fine
novel.
It
is
not
as
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Normun
fvA.
A.ucLeoo
WHKRE
CRAFTSMASi
Malenkov
Weathers
Power
Struggle
Inside
Kremlin
j
time
limit
on
the
jxilltical
con-i
f
rrence.
Rhee
told
his
people
"there
is
no
definite
commitment
that
!
they
will
resume
warfare."
Hut
he
said
the
countries
involved
i
"certainly
recognized
our
rWd
to
!
pursue
our
objective
by
our
own
;
means
and.
in
Mich
a
case,
we
!
firmly
believe
we
will
have
th
'
'
more
effective
aid
from
the
Unit-
COUNT'J
.
.
.
COUNT
C
Quite
early
In
the
recent
Hilih
Prinlinnl
be
prevailed
upon
to'
traffic
patently
in
the
minor
insincerities
which
your
average
demagogue
numbers
amongst
the
good
a
book
as
"The
Egyp-
election
campaign
It
became
lian"
by
a
long
shot,
but
it
is
e
vident
that
t'rime
Miuist-.
r
better
than
most
of
las
others
Louis
St.
I.aurent
disdained
the
mriUM
I
lliiiiojju
WAfiUINGTON
I
AP)
Prime
Minister
Malenkov
has
success-
eil
Nations
Allies."
COMPANY
more
oily
arts
of
the
professional
politician,
lie
could
never
items
of
his
regular
stovk
in
fully
weathered
a
grim
power
U
S.
State
Secretary
Dulles,
en
.struggle
Inside
the
Kremlin
and
route
hnm:1
after
negotlatinR
a
trade.
At
first
Mr.
St.
I-aurent's
ad
wors
and
campaign
manager
itmimwi
wnnv
w,
.,
.
-
now
stands
virtually
unenni-
leni"f,l
a.-:
Russia's
rtil?r.
told
newspaper
men
in
Honolulu
'Hit
i:
the
caiefullv-consider-
inursday
I
hat
he
had
"categoric
COOK!
of
recent
years.
it
is
1'HK
DARK
ANGEL,
published,
by
Thomas
Allen
at
$4.00.
It
deals
with
the
conquest
of
Constantinople
by
tho
Turks
some
tive
centuries
ag.j.
But
the
background
of
the
f.ul
of
the
city
IS
symbolic
of
much
of
the
background
in
the
pu'-.i
politics
of
today.
Waltari
is
a
mystic
with
a
j
strong
belief
in
re-incarnation.
Crisis
Developing
Between
Coal
Producers
in
U.S.
were
tr.ler.tnlly
cynical
of
his
c(i
vi,.w
()f
senior
U
S
foreign
assurance"
from
Rhee
that
South
.-.ttit.ide.
Tliey
thought
tliat
affairs
esnerls
who
have
been
Korea
would
not
upset
the
ar-
he
escliewecl
the
back-slapplii"?,
wntchinft
developments
within
mbtlce.
......
....
,
the
Sovi.-t
Union
since
Premier
Dulles
airi
Hint
as
far
as
con-
1
loin
vj
jn.
iL.iiuuuj
;uui
.Staiip's
deatli.
tinufd
pc-are
in
Korea
Is
con-
Active
suiiport
by
powerful
Red
ceiwd
"we
have
a
formal
signed
An
Unpreientious
Man
it
i.;
impossible
to
dtlennino
just
AMIIOUCiH
j-ov
much
the
Piime
Mirister'.-
personal
in-;-
rci-
affected
volimr
in
the
federal
election,
tliere
c:ii
be
no
doubt
that
this
exceptional
man
is
one
of
t'-i
important,
reasons
why
the
Liberals
conuiiiie
to
have
fcuch
decisive
control
at
Ottawa.
;
He
has
three
qualifications
in
particular
which
explain
to
some
degree
his
remarkable
success
as
a
Canadian
lender.
The
first
is
that
lie
is
a
member
of
tly
Trench
race
who
can
speak
with
equal
fluency
in
the
country's
two
principal
languages.
Those
vj.o
listened
to
the
radio
Monday
just
after
the
pads
closed
here
and
heard
that
a
government
was
;l,-adv
elected
had
a
first-hand
example
of
the
,:).-,.
of
the
French
vot?
in
Quebec.
;
Tliere
is
nothing
sinh-ter
or
unfair
about
thi-.
The
individual
voter
there
carries
no
more
or
les
v.
eight
than
anyone
else.
But
it
stands
to
reason
the
French-speaking
inhabitants
of
that
province
ne
apt
to
favor
a
leader
who
can
talk
their
lanp-uage
in
every
son.
e
of
the
phrase.
Second
on
the
Prime
Minister's
list
of
qualifi-cr.ticns
is
that
he
is
a
lawyer
with
a
brilliant
trained
mind.
The
politician
with
legal
training
has
an
immediate
advantage
in
that
he
is
doing
on
t.o
floor
of
the
House
almost
precisely
what
he
would
do
in
a
courtroom.
He
is
trying;
to
deliver
a
convincing;
cae.
Mr.
St.
Laurent's
personal
effectiveness
as
a
ky,vyer
is
reflected
in
his
present
performance.
Third
among;
his
qualifications
and
perhaps
the
most
important
of
all
is
that
he
-is
an
unpretentious
man
who
seems
as
well
suited-
to
be
father
and
grandfather
as
to
be
Prime
Minister.
In
contrast,
his
chief
opponent,
George
Drew,
does
not
hrve
this
quality.
Although
a
leader
of
pronounced
ability
and
accomplishment,
Mr.
Drew
simply
does
net
have
bis
rival's
gift
of
getting
down
to
a
comfortable,
approachable
level.
Although
other
reasons
for
Mr.
St.
Laurent's
success
undoubtedly
can
be
found,
these
are
sufficient
in
our
opinion
to
mark
him
as
one
of
the
great
Canadian
Prime
Ministers
of
all
time.
ticijii
type
.'.imply
because
he
had
perfected
one
that
was
belter
They
looked
admiringly
B
DON'
Will
I
f
Hi:
AD
Army
leaders,
they
said,
probably
was
a
(tecniiiig
factor
in
main-
Thus
he
makes
his
hero
of,
,
"The
Dark
Angel"
a
man
witn
!
'
a
conviction
that
he
has
known
WASHINGTON
I
AP'
A
crisis
upon
the
homely
"Uncle
Louie"
ta)nilK
Maleukov's
power
despite
Prime
buildine
un
in
the
United
personality
which
the
States
coal
fields
today
even
Minister
had
sold
to
the
public
his
iove-at-first-sight
beloved
in
some
previous
life.
Se'e
the
new!
while
the
huge
bituminous
coal
as
the
most
inspired
political
industry
is
on
the
dnorsten
of
a
Himinick
of
the
times.
There
is
a
strong
sen:
wiuepieao
uncei
luiniy
uiu-i
uir
sudd
i
pi"!?e
nt
depot
y-piemier
luvrenty
Beria.
f
MV
I'l.UHJK
LOYALTY
It
would
lie
no
surprise
to
Baggage
Man
For
Royal
Tours
.
On
Job
50
Years-
MONTREAL
f
S.
A.
ifliodeau.
doom
through
the
whole
book.
'
unill.-.0
t
mine
in
due
course,
however.
Mr
The
'cullatk
of
war
swollen
-
I-aurcnfs
staff
learned
thai
market's,
increased
niechanlza-
lllpre
was
nothing
artificial
these
American
experts
if
in
the
tirm
nf
mines
.mri
comiwtitinr,
alw.ut
the
Prime
Minister's
eler
coming
weeks
Malenkov
s
most
prominently
mentioned
rival.
with
oil
ajid
gas
have
shaken
an
llu
persoiialHy.
lie
really
industry
sprawled
across
31
meant
it.
He
showed
it
r-spt
slates
with
its
hearts
hi
Pennsyl-
ially
in
some
of
the
things
h-
vania.
West
Virgula
and
Ken-
lefused
to
do.
Hickv.
But
one
segment
ha.-.
been
hit
hardest.
For
example,
there
was
the
K.ireign
Miiiister
MoioU.v
and
his
n
sponsioie
ior
iiiumimi;
hikbuit
d.'fence
minister,
Marshal
Nlco-
on
two
roval
tours,
has
com-lai
Kulanin
publicly
avow
their
I1
't'd
50
years'
service
with
loyalty
to
Malenkov.
Canadian
National
Railways.
A
closing
of
ranks
within
the
i
Mr.
llilodeau,
now
and
al-Soviet
hi"h
command,
in
their
,
most
three
years
away
from
rc-
j
You
feel
the
certainty
of
the
fall
of
the
city
long
before
it
nn:
'ally
happens.
But
you
feel
it
above
all
because
of
the
deadly
division
inside
the
ranks
of
the
!
icf
coders.
!
Constantinople
of
course
was
the
capital
of
last
Greece.
For
a
long
time
i.unie
and
Constantinople
had
been
fierce
clivals
for
supremacy.
In
the
end
Rome
won
out
and
Constantinople
lost
out.
But
the
story
deals
with
the
psychological
aftermath
of
that
outcome.
'
Th
l.mHlku
i-rUk
i
rtovloiv
'J"o....oy
r.iiown
ii-w.ij..
cohimnist
ho
w.inted
to
travl
view,
does
not
luleout
potential
fii.nient,
ioincd
the
CN
In
1WJ?
in
the
St.
Laurent
campaign
unrest
within
Russia
and
the.
He
n:t:;
risen
from
call
boy
to
train
on
its
ran
from
Toronto
.-.utellite
world
later.
Hut
it
does
district
baggage
and
mail
ag.ent,
to
Cornwall.
Everyone
knows,
of
plainly
'Indicate
that
Malenkov
with
peadiiua
iters
In
Montreal.
ing
among
the
high-cost
producer:,
and
the
.smaller
Indepejents
j
who
sell
on
Ihe
open
market
They
are
bing
squeezed
in
th
,
fight
for
markets
which
have
'AMtinw'
INIItl
iniii
llll
inn
course
that
A
politician
who
is
!(AV
i-;
dcrinit.-ly
top
man
at
the!
Described
n
a
man
who
niov.s
,
in
the
midst
of
an
election
Kr;
mllii
ami
direeior
of
tm
;
niounlatns
of
baggage
in
Que-
j
treats
any
newspaper
column-
Communist
network
stretching
bee
and
New
rUigiuud.
Mr,
Udo-1
The
proud
Greek
aristocrats
-hnmk
to
a
little
more
than
4U0,-were
so
bitterly
resentful
at
O00
0(iu
tons
cumpavd
to
the
having
to
bow
to
Rome
thai
'
record
194V
production
of
6110.-they
secretly
welcomed
the
6uC
luO
tons.
Turkish
conquest,
anu
indeed
,he
first
lime
ln
history,
1st
he
meets
with
the
neigntli
ihroiighout
the
world.
:
tu-v
was
rhoten
to
handle
the
of
affabililv
esp.-clally
If
tlu
The
conclusion
that
Malenkov
-royal
baggave
during
the
l!i3!)
columnist
haipens
to
have
a
h
i.:
woo
his
battle,
at
least
tern-
(our
of
the
late
King
George
VI
readership
numbering
well
norarlly,
stems
partly
from
the
s
niid
Queen
Kllzab.-th,
and
the
AUTOMATIC
OVEN
Oome
o!
inem
ariuaiiy
aciea
as
klllg
coa,
Kas
l)eeii
deis-ad
a
PUSH-BUTTON
(Of
into
the
tens
of
tliousamls.
tone
and
rontent
of
his
recent
i;r,0
tour
of
the
Ihen
Princess
iV.i
111111
COlUltlll
;,.
'
"..'
'
.
That's
one
of
the
AI!C
rules
of
-,
wli
to
Ihe
H.iviet
parliament.
F
lizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Kdln
.
SPACIOUS
MASIK1
the
successful
ixilitleian,
wliidi
n,.
guided
Communist
party
)ur"tl.
Jn
our
own
times
we
have
the
United
States.
Oil
has
moved
(
seen
nations
go
down,
as
France
into
the
lead.
last
vear
accord-went
down
in
1S40,
as
a
part
ing
to
U.S.
bureau
of
mines
statr
STREAMLINER
Di
cliief,
and
talked
like
a
man
completely
confident
of
his
po.
i-
-everyone
u
nde
I
':
t
a
nd
s
.
Everyone,
that
is.
but
Mr.
S'
consequence
of
the
idea
"Bet-
htus.
coal
supplied
34
per
c.nt
ter
Hitler
Than
Blum
'.ament.
Whrm
he
found
that
Hon.
But
if
of
energy
needs
ioi.ee
it
supplied
hls
P"lillr
rflatlons
staff
were
Gc
coige
Kennan,
former
Ameri
,
Waltari
Is
an
accurate
portrayer
rtrayer
85
85
per
per
centi
centi
while
while
petroleuin
petroleu.n
Dorini
the
tour,
he
eiin
riled
the
royal
baggage
with
his
hie.
sh-epiiig
in
special
quartfia
in
the
bsogagp
ear
lltroiighout
Hie
cross-Canada
trip.
There
were
130
pieces
of
hnm-gnge
stored
In
one
half
of
th
cai.
oi.d
clothes
were
moved
to
$355
ambassador
to
Moscow,
oreiiaiing
in
welcome
in.:
col-
can
can
Jjcripfure
faJMsge
for
Jotlaij
of
the
fall
of
Constantinople
supplied
,,j
oa
39.4
a
per
.
rent,
..!
natural
.
,i
,
us
top
men
were
saying
ln
1452
i
'-2
"'iinist
lo
the
campai-n
train
as
meanwldle
r.redlcied
in
a
snrvh
a
5
ner
cent
and
water
1
per
cent
c
matter
of
course,
issued
n
tkal.
'
revolution
eventually
would
"None
.
.
.
that
trust
In
him
shall
be
desolate.'
Psalm
34:22.
-
wiiul
vicnv-minoen
hrpnen.
n.-.n'cr
jovei
4
I
ill
the
Soviet
orbit.
On
Display
H
men
said
five
centuries
later.
MANY
I'NKMPI.OVLI)
.peremptory
veio
i...
cmiui.i
"
;
The
earlier
version
was-
4i,-i
n..n.i
nf
nitnir
train,
he
said,
was
.strictly
h.t
He
vo.O
a
university
seminar
111,'
car
of
the
Kim;,
and
Queen
"Better
the
Turkish
turban
1
are
Jobless
or
working
only
two
.personal
business.
He
had
char-
here
Rii.viu'r
structure
is
"faced
1
they
were
needed.
than
the
P:innl
Mitve
"
...
.
lered
it
personally
and
was
pay
loday
vvilh
r
'vi
i
'
strains
and,
"Wo
always
knew
what
the
RUPERT
W
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
Ray
hS
"
cut
of
Ids
peisona!
All
through
the
book
vou
regions
have
reached
or
are
hue
the
feeling
that
Waltari
is
approaching
a
depression
state.
;
docket-
Ihe
newspaper
party
'using
the
jealousy
between
There
Ls
hitter
and
increased
;
ab"a.rd
It
were
his
personal
rri',1
"
and
said:
"it
will
eventu-
i
King
and
Queen
were
going
to
wear
the
next
day."
he
recall-d.
ally
earn
I'm
retribution
it
fio
;
,
,
,
,
;
Mr.
Bllodeau's
job
now
is
to
deserves.
.
rlrhly
;
supervise
the
handling
of
bag-
trinnan
cautioned
against
any
;f?a,,e
anrl
mnn
(m,r
3.010
miles
American,
government
Interfer-
of
line
In
Quelle
and
to
Rouses
,
...
,
,
m
,.,,,1
r-.f
,.,
,
,,,m.ll
fi..m
luirrl-liit
mo-
KuesLS.
null
lie
was
lioi
pie-
tti.-if
Iiilm
I
Iwis
faIru
1,1
on
o'oT
aiioiiir.i.
mi"
in
i
n.i
no
ho
marto
i.ientv
of
mom
for
more.
Canada,
a
more
the
old
days
to
warn
of
the
ducerf
the
oorre:.)onden.t
who
hid
ap
313
Third
knM
ence
111
Hovlel
affairs
at
this
i
roini.
n.x.,
aim
roiuumi,
rniv.
mi--1'iief
Only
then
they
had
to
rpaclous
land
than
the
U.S.A.,
I
iealousv
between
Britain
and
"pricing
coal
out
of
the
market''
be
assisted
in
getting
rid
of
what
har-
around
thirteen
or
fourteen
the
U.S.A.
today
with
Britons
by
his
successful
demands
for
wa
called
wild
oats.
That's
million,
with
all
sorts
of
surplus
now
playing
the
role
that
the
higher
wages
and
benefits
for
plied.
-
It
would
be
unfortunate
it
that
correspondent
should
appear
on
the
train,
because
h'-
Phone
644
tin',,',
lest
It
unify
the
Communist:
l?
r,p'llr'ls
hiS
W"rl(
08
hlR
hobby.
,niKb
better
than
"juvenile
de-
space
everywhere.
Meanwhile,
.Greens
played
in
earlier
times;
umten
Mine
woi
iters
rueinoeis.
don
chiets
deny
ti,'ei
would
give
ail
ejection
order
to,
world
and
prevent
the
revolt
he
lino
-in
v
"
'
hninc
rent,
and
room
rent
con-!
and
with
the
less
cultured
but
tinue
tc
climb.
more
powerful
Americans
now
troubles
can
be
traced
lo
wage
inr
t-iinuiicLui.
.
loresees.
Mr.
fit.
Laurent
made
it.
plain,
Kennan,
author
of
the
Truman
f'fr.n'C.
T
RIGHT
TIMF
representing
me
more
poweriul
mi
leases,
int-j
iiimsi
i
iuu
tuiu-
panles
individually
will
live
on"1"1
,le
UKI,"
IIKe
l,M
"
i
mlininl
.tiatlon's
"policy
of
con-
Tiear
Panama
hats
or
no
hats,
;
Ar.
a
rule,
women
do
not
give
;
-tomans
ot
earner
centuries.
i
onut
lib
in
tc.it-.Mioi
i,
aim
tnai.
..
....
.
j
...
rrw
1..
ni.,n.,n
.
,
ii-i
t
....
ili.
no
tnelr
own
nbl
v
In
in-
tainimnt"
toward
Russia,
thus
:l-u:
w'mflAr
Tc,
V
iST
1
1.
-V".
.
.7-,,.
um..,u-v
-ml
.h..,
l-
he
didn't
IncluhV
amongst
hi
Reddy
says,
"You'll
siny
oil
,
through
'52
If
you
by
tr.
oe
more
rrequeniiy
worn
in
",raar
mem.
una
wu
iraiiie
away
oacK
m
trie
-
-
...
uimm
he
t
guests
nnvn
anyone
to
whom
he
i
ti-x.K
l
-sue
wl'h
tin-
Ei-.enhowt'-r
Prince
Rupert
lust
now,
although
;
i
last
days
of
Constantinople's
promicuon
..
MlUi
nr
l,oli,
Ua
oollol
lll'T
li
1
P
P
HH
!
olnrv
Oi
l
Iharu
"Vonlpao
fRKFKR
I.OWI-.B
PAY
I'vely
begrudged
his
hospitality.
administration's
policy
of
aid
to
i-iome
union
leaoeis
say
me
;
;
l-o.
-
..ui'-iio.i-:,
oy
rv.-ry
peace-
niiiiii
tt'o
nleas.int.
which
is1
t
t
l-cAi,
eHiim.
i-,f
rv,
Clo
Home"
sifiis
todav
Yet.
the'
ine
puuiic.
reiaiions
V
.'.
.
sum
'
i
'
'"'"':
I,,
'o
bene..
But
should
you
fear
ff-.-l-;
Mid-Ocean
N.-ws
of
Hamilton.
;
latins
were
there
to
keep
out
teady
trend
toward
mechanic-,l
.
.
,':.,
help
them
throw;
lug
sticky
and
Itchy
before
win-
Bermuda.
Is
dead.
He
had
spent
j
the
Turks.
,
tion
will
force
out
the
rush-cost
-
telegram
"
of
"
refusal
cfl
the
Communist
yoke.
m,i
ii-ioffiniont
i
i
nrvrc
Timo
nose
a
ELECT!
in
tei
Just
remember
that
Canberra
.
about
hall
his
lifetime
employed
j
As
a
patriotic
Finn,
Waltari
.
'
say
frankly
th?y
would
prefer
a
!
worded
as
diplomatically
as
,
"
""
'
"
i
...
ir
Australia
is
to
have
a
record
orl
paper?
in
Winnipeg
and
Mon-
j
may
not.
be
able
to
write
as
dl-f
mashing
wool
crop.
itreal
two
of
Canada's
oldest
i
rectly
about
Russia
as
he
might,
smaller
industry
with
high
wage;
possioie,
ki
ine
coi
i
esponueiit.
,
U.F.O.t.
MEETING
cities.
One
would
think,
after
If
his
own
homeland
were
I,
'
'
,
n.ucriuinp.;
hi
there
were
no
RANGE
The
latest
statement
on
the
making
the
sort
of
change
Mr.
thousands
of
miles
removed
'
'
heprlsals.'
j
The
Corres)ondent
r
nrtlire,
nf
,mm.
from
the
border
of
the
Soviet.
!
d,A
sensed
the
lack
of
wel-
But
ln
this
novel
one
gets
the
Ura't
of
a
hrlfht
future
p.nen
by'CCITIP-
Aml
there
Is
reason
to
Impression
that
he
is
saying
.C0'a'S
own
economists.
:
believe
that
the
sincerity
of
to
the
west
"Watch
Out''
orl
'jije.-.e
forecasts
are
based
on
'
personality
behind
it
coming
the
fall
of
Constantinople
will
iu.
vnpctntinn
thnt
it
n
nonn.
1
from
a
i)ollllciaii
in
the
midst
Thursday
13th
Aagusr
population
of
the
United
States
Russ?tl
.did
he
would
stick;
'i
while.
Imagine
the
:
7"";
.Limn,
i
ii
nil
i
in
?
r"w?f'---
,.-
,
i
cortrasta
in
climate.
iy
-it
.
.
'
-
-'
This
column
last
week
told
j
(.-.'
:
about
Fred
Hardy
joining
the
.
!
be
a
small
scale
model
of
Ihpv,,..,
,oi
h,,.
,
.i.
....
'
of
a
carnnalcn
struck
a
re-
OTP
steamer
Prince
George
when
;
tall
of
!
western
Kurope.
'
154
lb4.0(
On0
U
I
000
uo
to
to
l'lO
.lU
000
UUu
000
otH)
bv
oy
m
svs
freshing
note.
.
I
the
first
war
broke
out
in
1914.
!
f
nui
iiuil
iiioiisi.i
iui
prutniciuini
will
double
bv
1975
to
meet
the
demands
of
this
population.
1
Mucli
of
coal's
future.
Is
ex-1
The
vess?l
had
been
converted
i
into
a
hospital
ship.
This
was
j
Flea
CirCUS
correct,
except
with
one
grave
;
exception.
It
was
Bill
Ranee,
his
;
KITCHENER,
Ont.
If
A
po-buslness
partner
who
joined
the
liceman's
lot
is
not
a
hajipy
one,
Prinf-fl
riAorae
The?
little
prrnn
:
savs
a
Kitchener
constHble
Visit.
pectcd
to
lie
ln
supplying
fuel
ta
j
fire
the
steel
plants
and
electric
4
It'i
such
drliylit
lo
cook
with
an
clrrlrir'
rangrl
Juit
about
runt
llw-lf.
All
vou
Ho
i
will
occur
despite
everything.
',
Ing
a
home
to
check
for
stolen
!
lllHty
f.t.'am
plants.
It
Is
esti-arid
so,
with
all
made
clear,
we'll
goods,
he
picked
up
so
many
fleas
!
JrZ,
2
.
?n.
W,,t
rl:
'
pasf
on
to
the
next
order
of
!
he
needed
a
change
of
clothes,
1
'?5
f
tn'1
Prn"
business
i
a
shower
and
a
de-lousing
treat-
in
1951
10
150,000
008
tons
!
m?lit
to
get
rid
of
them.
j
In
1975.
1-1'
ict
the
clock
and
preaft
a
billion
.
.
Rmilt
lelt
cr
cook
I
ii
i,
nntra
uiilritiuni
food
.
.
.
and
lota
mora
Iriaura
for
yourwlf.
tias
ann
liquid
inei
can
be
'5
made
from
coal.
The
processes
It
now
appears
that
periodic
"health
tests"
are
recommended
for
automobiles.
But
it
will
not
j
Almo-.t
all
male
seasonal
work-
i
are
not
yet
economically
rom-
crt
In
II,.
r.Tl,l...l
ntA
.
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I
II
1
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ril'
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you
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by
mail!
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our
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An
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glvra
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brat,
''
'
o'aie.s
are
oe-
ipeiirive.
riowever,
coai
ni.'n
nave
1
the
iMxlMtriiim
who
will
rL
rfr-k
k
hTromlii
nJn
dwn
i
tween
14
and
25
years
old.
while
j
estimated
that
120.000.000
tons
DC-coming
run
uuwn.
i
half
of
th
mnm
iu.
ok
i
,i.,
1,0
..,..
i..
..aiHt
all
ot
it
going
Into
ilia
imw
.
i
l
u-
L...,i.-
l
hi
furl
a'1'1
,,H
in
naic
wTrrii
&j
-
iiia.r
,ii;
nf
w
unrur
iu
a,
KJfll
.
i:..nlt
or
over.
ami
'
thetlc
liquid
fnels
Industry.
valu.
Yon
ran
rt
It
aiict
frrt
It
KEEP
AN
EYE
OPEN
rrt'"
i
I
..
.
.
-
J
.
.
u
.
a.
.w
n
If
rt
M1
plensurr
fritm
ntukhiR
.
.
i
ireH,eT
P
With
what
yon
rook.
JfllC-
Ilrop
In
wort
t
kH.k
om
ti
A
scheme
for
reducing
the
nower
of
Niagara
Falls
after
dark
Is
being
studied.
The
power,
or
regulation
of
the
falling
water
as
we
all
realize,
must
be
tremendous,
ln
'act.
we
leel
sympathy
for
the
poor
engineer,
lying
awake
trying
to
remember
whether
he
tusned
off
the
Falls
before
he
went
off
duty.
for
e-Hv
ffwit(n
flln
(Bidl
(ill
riiMi
hiiihi
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1910
'
NAOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SHIPPING
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
end
World-wide
Shipments.
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WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Lid.
Phone
60
or
68
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
LIONEL
BERTRAM),
Liberal
candidate
ln
the
Quebec
constituency
of
Terrebonne,
smiles
hapily
after
receiving
word
ot
his
election
by
accla-matlo
nto
the
House
of
Commons.
Mr.
Bertrand's
only
oponent,
a
Progressive
Conservative
.withdrew
from
the
federal
contest,
thus
making
Mr,
Bertrahd
the
first
candidate
elected
in
last
Monday's
federal
.
election.
Your
BNS
Manager
is
a
good
man
to
know.
In
Terrace
he
is
R.
C
Sandover-Sly.
'.'
Archimedes
is
said
to
have
burned
the
Roman
fleet
as
Syracuse
by
reflecting
the
sun'a
rays
from
several
large
mirrors.