ti
t4ik4J
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Ruperi
Duiiy
New
Friday,
JiiiniMiy
23,
IS,;)
Whales
migrating
ere
found
off
i)
T'.ie
1
.00:1.
famous
f;,,
'n;v.
Pi.-.'
Antarctic
each
year
Australian
October.
t.iast
from
April
t.ijnfy
Ax.iridri,'
'V
'.tr..T.norat(
ja
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
i
1
IGolfing
President
Welcomed
by
USGA
j
By
(iVVI.E
TALBOT
"Not
that
golf
needs
the
pub-.
golfing
will
caue
many
people
I
NEW"
"iORK
APt
Thtre
was
lleity."
cautioned
Joseph
C.
Dry,
to
take
up
the
game"
itn
air
of
quiet,
dignified
Jubila-
the
executive
secretary
of
the
So
far
as
Dey
knows,
the
only
Stion
at
"Golf
House"
today
over
United
Slates
Oolf
Asportation
Lritent
golfing
President
lK!Ues
the
Inauguration
of
the
first
and
curator
of
the
local
shrine.
:
Harding
was
Wllllum
Howard
j
real
golfing
President
the
United
"But
It
doesn't
figure
to
luirt
j
Tnfl.
the
father
of
the
senator
I
States
has
had
in
30
years.
s!:nr
the
game,
either
I
imagine
the;
(r0ltl
Oni0,
ho
left
the
White
NEW-
SPRING
SAMPLE!
the
death
of
Warren
Q.
Harding,
pictures
ol
pre.-v.ciem
tisennower
;
House
In
1913
"Fiom
the
pictures
I
have
seen
Just
Arrived
WtSTLOOM
AND
STRAYTONE
I
J:
I
Sill:
Ui'l'&kSE
hi
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or
here
now
for
lodies
ond
gcnt$'
lU(t!
of
Tad
hitting
the
ball.
I
do
not
imagine
he
wus
very
skilled
at
it."
LA-y
xuld.
"I'm
sure
thai
neither
he
nor
Hardins
wns
quite
In
the
class
with
Eisenhower
After
all.
any
man
who
shoots
an
85
over
the
Augusta
Misters'
course,
as
lie
did.
Is
a
r..eUy
good
golfer."
Eisenhower,
Dey
pointed
out,
was
one
of
99
members
of
the
August
c'ub
wh
ramMm"")
Ike
Williams
Listed
as
Retired
By
New
York
Athletic
Commission
NEW
YORK
(API
Ike
Williams.
29-year-old
lormer
lightweight
champion,
is
now
listed
as
retiivd
on
the
weekly
bulletin
of
the
New
York
suite
athletic
commission.
The
effective
date
of
Ike's
retirement
was
last
Friday,
four
days
after
he
was
beaten
at
yruci!s?
by
Carmen
Ba.siito.
Williams
hfet
hia
crown
May
2i.
1351.
wlicu
he
wa
stopped
by
Jimmy
Carter.
r
P
TIP
TOP
TAILOR
I
v.
I
P.
CPAVETTO
Phone
Blue
118
for
AMimiinrnU
1
M
I
a
portrait
of
Bobby
Jo
'.es.
wliicn
will
be
officially
unveihd
at
"Oolf
Moiue"
on
Jan.
31.
It
Is
Ontario
Electrical
Frequency
planned
that
Bobby
will
attend!
the
ceremony
If
his
illness
per-j
mils
him
to
make
the
trip
from
Atlanta.
j
Though
Harding,
from
al!
ac-
j
counts,
was
only
slightly
remov-
j
Changeover
Third
Completed
THESE
ARE
the
wop
and
NRX
nuclear
reactor
buildings
at
the
Chalk
River.
Ont
,
project
of
Atomic
Energy
of
Canada,
Ltd.
There
are
more
than
150
structures
within
the
100-acre
fenced-in
area
bordering
0:1
the
Ottawa
River.
commission
of
Ontario
term
the
d
'm
the
duffer
class,
there
Women's
Overshoes
Waterproof
.
.
.
Nylon
Shcerling
L-ned.
By
JACK
GRAY
Canndian
Press
Staft
Writer
!
TORONTO
(CP)
Electrical1
technicians
here
are
engaged
in
!
what
officials
of
the
publicly-
i
owned
hydro-electric
power
world
s
greatest
program
of
"
"
;
changing
electrical
frequency.
10
tnp
Kame.
He
was
a
member
Today,
at
the
end
of
three'0'
executive
committee
of
years
the
$200
000.000
plan
is
lhe
USOA
ln
e
Kara
he
was
more
than
a
third
completed,
i
President,
and
the
Harding
tro-with
of
phy.
emblematic
of
the
national
267
737
customers
out
.
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.
.
.
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irom
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;
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t
-,
.
.
.
:
j.1
was
put
up
by
him
Hitch-Hiking
Easiest
Way
To
Travel
Laced
25-rycle
to
80-rycle
power.
The
10-year
program
has
a
place
in
defence
of
Canada.
It
affects
an
area
that
contains
much
of
her
manufacturing
and
heavy
industries.
Frequency
conversion
means
that
in
event
of
war
these
ln-
7.95
59.45
dipper
I
du.strles
can
draw
on
60-rycle
A
you'is
j
rxiwer
from
the
United
States
EDMONTON
(CP)
Edmonton
girl
who
spent
thiee
or'
otner
parts
of
Ontario
If
years
at
university
In
England
j
their
electrical
supply
is
dam-says
hitch-hiking
is
common
in
:
aged
by
bombs
or
saboteurs.
Any
time
the
new
President
feels
like
drumming
up
a
game
among
the
lawmakers,
around
Capllol
Hill.
Dey
remarked,
he
will
have
no
difficulty
In
getting
himself
badly
overrated.
He
can
choose
from
among
Jack
Westland,
the
current
na-liohul
amateur
rhan.pi
m,
who
Is
entering
Congress
from
the
state
of
Washington:
Senator
Barry
Ooldwatcr,
a
newvomer
from
Arizona
who
packs
a
three
or
four
handicap,
and
Senator
Prescott
Bush
Irom
Connecticut,
a
former
president
of
the
UHOA
and
son-in-la"
of
Oeorge
H
Walker,
donor
or
the
Walker
Cup.
"It's
a
fine
sign,
having
so
many
good
golfers
In
the
government."
Dey
said
comfortably.
"Makes
you
feel
that
things
are
l
i
Rood
hands
'
Fashion
Footwea
rWlrWWJWWWd'AWAWWySW.VWiV.m
Europe
aud
the
only
way
that!
piunts
using
25-cycle
power
many
university
students
couul
1
cannot
do
tnls
Th(.lr
tranRform.
hope
to
sec
the
continent.
j
ers
and
molor
not
operate
Everyone
travels
the
youth
I
it
Ipd
6o-cyce
power.
South-hostel
way,"
said
Valeen
Pon
who
;
west.rn
Ontario
is
the
only
big
is
back
i:i
Edmonton
with
her
area
in
North
America
that
uses
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Philip
Pon
05
CyCies
The
girl,
u
graduate
in
Joarnit;-"
Jn
tndr
h
for
equipmpnt
sm
from
,he
Un.verty
of
Wash-
thn
n(lfds
fap
cha
d
dn,
lnton.
was
graduated
th
year
,
tecnnldans
nuve
one
lnto
every
with
a
mas
er
degree
in
sncta
;
bast,ment
and
kUchen.
They.y;
Reconditioned
Used
Cd
welfare
work
from
the
school
cf
conned
gas
ma.sk.s
and
Un
hel
1948
AUSTIN
COACH
Heater,
new
point
job
'
1948
DODGE
CLUB
COUPE
1947
CHEVROLET
4-DOOR
SEDAN
in
u
l.i:
55..
economics
of
the
University
of
j
London.
In
1951
she
was
award-
1
ed
a
ministry
of
education
schol-;
arship.
;
PARENTS
SIRPRISED
"At
first
my
parents
and
;
friends
at
home
were
a
bit
Surprised
when
I
wrote
and
said
we
were
hitch-hiking,"
Miss
Pon
fcaid.
M(I"
firt
trin
tn
rnn-p
'
f
...
;s.:.r
1948
CHRYSLER
WJNDSOR
4-Door
Ui
1,8:
.MATERIAL
WHICH
HAS
BEEN
IRRADIATED
in'.he
NRX
nuclear
reactor
at
Canada's
atomic
energy
plant
at
Chalk
River,
is
processed
here
in
the
main
isotope
production
laboratory.
More
than
80
different
kinds
of
isotopes
are
produced
here
for
use
in'
Canada,
the
United
States,
Britain
and
a
number
of
western
European
ani
South
American
countries.
New
point
job,
automatic
transmission.
Heater,
Radio
1951
PLYMOUTH
4-DOOR
SEDAN
New
pant.
First
Class
mets
to
descend
to
the
bottom
of
farm
wells
to
examine
machinery,
they've
climbed
500
feet
to
the
top
of
the
Ambassador
bridge
spanning
the
Detroit
river
at
Windsor.
The
public
has
mostly
taken
it
in
good
part,
though
hydro
has
had
a
job
on
Its
hands
explaining
what
chunge-over
is
and
why
It
s
necessary.
To
date
an
estimated
1.270,-000
appliances
have
been
changed
over
including
nearly
200,000
washing
machines,
some
150.000
refrigerators
and
100.000
record
players.
t
One
thing
householders
have
r.oticed
Is
the
elimination
of
the
flicker
ln
electric
lights
present
with
25
cycles.
The
eye
cannot
detect
flicker
when
electricity
goes
to
and
from
its
source
80
times
a
second.
Sixty
years
ago
engineers
selected
the
25-cycle
frequency
Germany.
Austria,
Switzerland
and
Liechtenstein.
On
this
tr'p
she
travelled
by
train.
It
"was
not
long
before
she
dLscovered
there
was
a
cheaper
and
more
enjoyable
way.
At
hostels,
she
paid
as
little
as
25
cents
a
night
for
lodginf
British
Scientist's
Experiments
Halted
By
Breakdown
of
Powerful
Atomic
Furnace
TRUCKS
1941
INTERNATIONAL
1-TON
Pick-up.
Canopy
...
.
.
5'
19S0
INTERNATIONAL
3,i-l-T0N
Panel
1,2
ONE
GREASE
JOB
with
a
purchase
of
1
set
of
Tire
Chains
Offer
good
until
January
Jl,
Now
the
32-year-old
.scientist
muts
wait
British
I
contain
speed
but
barely
any
many
form
or
substance.
In
its
ghost
and
Valeen
estimates
that
it
cos".
about
$1
a
day
for
other
expen-
j
ses.
j
SOI
THERX
TRIP
On
her
mast
recent
trip,
she
visited
France,
Spain,
Italy
and
j
Greece
.
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTE
for
the
Niagara
Falls
power
de-
SFE
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LIMITED
Jrd
Ave.
W.
Phone
tireen
517
"It
was
Impassible
to
hitch-hike
CHRYSLER,
PLYMOUTH,
FARGO
DEAL
Phones
58
Rtifi
1139
prince
KP'r
By
HAROLD
MORRISON
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
CHALK
RIVER.
Ont.
(CP)
An
atomic
scientist
is
chasing
;hosts
that
have
speed
but
no
weight
in
a
tirivs
to
unravel
some
of
the
age-old
mystery
of
what
holds
substance
together.
After
three
years
of
tremendous
labor,
working
with
infinitely
tiny
measurements
of
time
rnd
space.
John
M.,Bobson,
was
just
getting
places,
(When
his
tool
the
world's
most
powerful
atomic
furnacebroke
down.
months
bcro.e
the
atom-splitting
reactor
is
healed
and
he
can
resume
his
task.
"I
believe
I
can
achieve
success
in
my
experiments
six
months
after
the
reactor
starts
working,"
says
the
lanky,
London-born
research
man,
believed
by
colleagues
to
be
the
only
person
in
the
world
attempting
to
catalogue
the
existence
of
the
neutrino.
in
Greece
as
there
Is
very
little
;
velopment
because
at
that
time
traffic,"
she
said.
!
it
was
best
suited
for
sending
In
her
knapsack,
which
weigh.
j
ove'r
long-distance
power
lines
ed
about
25
or
30
pounds,
she
,
and
for
operating
electric
trains,
carried,
food,
one
sheet
and
.
These
were
predicted
as
the
blanket,
cooking
utensils,
toweis,
j
transportation
of
the
future.
ly
weight
it
is
sufficiently
powerful
to
puss
through
the
entire
earth
without
hindrance.
The
world's
top
scientists
are
convinced
that
it
exists,
that
it
forms
part
of
the
atom
core,
that
it
is
born
and
dies
and
that
it
holds
the
key
to
a
great
mass
of
information
required
in
the
atomic
age.
The
scientist,
a
graduate
of
Cambridge
University,
has
the
job
of
proving
its
existence.
This
lofty
ambition
emphasizes
the
two
sides
to
Canada's
atomic
operations
at
Chalk
River,
the
timeless
experimentation
with
the
very
substance
of
life
and
the
great
bustle
to
produce
life-giving
materials
for
the
sick.
The
ncuirino
is
believed
to
soap
and
a
few
personal
Items.
The
little
Chinese
girl
feels
the
most
important
part
of
her
adventures
has
been
secin?
Europe's
famous
works
of
art.
architecture
and
learning
Its
mu.sic
Canada
Sending
400
Active
Servicemen
to
Coronation
Light-Keepers
Help
VANCOUVER
CP
Keepers
of
Ughthou
are
helping
authorities
to
analyze
fishing
conditions
on
the
Bri'iih
Columbia
coast.
JTWA
(CP)
Canada
will
I
Defence
headquarters
has
an-
breakdown
of
the
furnace
on
1
send
736
officers
and
men
of
her
!
nounced
that
400
member
of
the
Dec-
12
proved
a
great
trae-
ANNOUNCING
Official
NEW
LOW
PRICE!
armed
lorces
to
the
Coronation
i
Cornnatmn
,.,i
will
.,
u.
edv.
But
as
Dr.
C.
J.
Mackenzie.
be
I
Canada's
atomic
chief,
said:
Water
samples
taken
by
th?
next
June,
divided
almost
equally
between
active
and
reserve
forces.
The
tragedy
was
anticipated.
'
Ueht-keeperi
go
to
ooeanoura-
drawn
from
active
forces
in
Canada,
England.
France
and'
Germany.
The
238
halnr
nnir
Write
Them
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
The
reactor
had
lasted
well
be-!
phers
at
Nanaimo
to
show
off
represent
reserve
units
of
the!yond
lls
eXDCClcd
life-span.
shore
conditions
ana
neip
dioio-glsts
to
forecast
fishing
It
will
take
months,
but
Chalk
SPORTSMAN'S
PIGEST
4
-
USING
BAIT
WITH
A
WIRE
BOX
TRAP
Railways
In
Britain
transport
an
average
of
169.000.000
tons
of
coal
and
coke
every
year.
army,
navy
and
air
force
and
will
line
the
streets
around
Canada
House.
Gen.
H.
D.
G.
Crerar.
commander
of
Canadian
forces
in
the
Second
World
War,
will
attend
in
his
capacity
as
the
only
aide-de-camp
general
to
the
Queen.
The
navy
will
have
78
active
and
45
reserve
members,
the
army
206
active
and
201
reserve
and
the
RCAF
118
reserve
and
regular
force
members
from
Canada
and
90
from
the
active
force
in
England
and
France.
Navy
personnel
from
Canada
will
go
to
the
United
Kingdom
in
naval
vessels
which
will
take
part
in
the
Coronation
review
River
is
determined
to
nurse
its
powerful
isotope
cooker
back
to
health.
A
major
overhaul
is
planned.
Canada
leads
in
peacetime
atomic
pursu:
and
ner
scientists
are
determined
she
shall
hold
that
position.
While
the
old
furnace,
ruptured
inside
and
leaking
dangerous
radio-active
waters,
is
awaiting
repairs,
an
army
of
workmen
has
blasted
the
hole
for
location
of
a
new
$30,000.-000
furnace
in
the
guarded,
fenced-in
100-acre
plant
about
130
miles
northwest
of
Ottawa.
Scientists
are
as
uncertain
of
when
the
new
furnace
named
NRU
will
be
completed
as
they
are
about
the
date
when
the
old
one
NRX
will
be
repaired.
r7ie
tleek,
smart
.
HILLMAN
TTUUix
j
of
the
fleet
at
Spithead.
I
Defence
headquaters
said
that
V."
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HIGH
CLASS
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IN
1953
As
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PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
Dibb
Printing
Co.
You
get
the
tame
fine
quality
of
workman
ship,
the
same
high
standard
of
engineering
in
the
Hillman.
Number
of
Times
Enclosed
Please
Find
(3c
per
word
per
insertion
e
g.
Number
of
words
25;
cost.
as
far
as
possible
election
of
a
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personnel
will
be
made
to
give
50c)
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for
price
of
four.
Minimum
charge,
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four
words
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hot
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required
1
approximate
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of
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