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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday.
April
II,
iJ53
Doctors
Named
For
First
to
.
LONDON
r
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Elaborate
ar-1
tittoner,
,,,
,
,
ranKemetiU
ranKemetiU
have
have
been
been
made
made
to
to
u.u
.
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nwi,
'Ford
Company
Plans
Nation-Wide
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provide
emeriiency
treatment
for
Pro-Cons
Enter
Election
c
'Party'
to
Celebrate
Anniversary
any
casualties
that
may
occur
among
the
more
than
7.000
guest
attending
the
Coronation
in
j
Westminster
Abbey
next
June.
I
A
panel
of
25
prominent
prac
lor
the
fitst-aidl(,
doctor,
were
hm
rrnttee
headed
by
si
EvanS,theguee
?d
States,
and
companies
bear
Ford
Motoi
Company
of
Can-
lorv
starU-d
up
in
Detroit,
doins
Campaign
Fighting
Mad
!
V
:
ft
v
ing
the
Ford
name
in
23
other
;
countries,
demonstrate
the
amazing
success
of
Henry
Ford
s
msi'ir
idea:
"I
will
build
a
motor
i
da
colt
brates
a-
birtliday
this
business
under
the
name
of
year.
I
Ford
Motor
Company-
It
was
just
50
years
ago
that
I
Today
the
giant
Ford
com-.
little
"horseless
carriage"
fac-I
panics
of
Canada
and
the
Unit-
!?s.".
v'k
Dearie
Flnlayson,
Progressive
foivservatlve
party
leader
In
B.C..
in
accepting
nomination
as
candidate
In
Oak
Bay
riding
in
the
June
9
election,
said:
i
rmi
in
this
election
leading
the
Conservative
party
car
for
the
great
multitude."
(
The
anniversary
year
finds
i
Ford
of
Canada
well
into
the
biggest
expansion
of
its
history.
;
and
one
of
the
largest
Indus-;
trial
expansion
programs
Can-
:
led
to
the
fall
of
the
Social
Credit
government,
he
nald:
"It
Is
the
Progressive
Conservative
party'!
aim
to
take
the
burden
off
the
landowner
.
.
the
people
who
want
to
build
and
own
their
own
homes
"We
propose
that
80
per
cent
I
i
I
righting
mad.
This
Is
the
ap
-
m
1
II
Conservatives
of
the
operational
costs
of
edu-
ration
be
borne
bv
the
orovlll-
I:-.:
i?m
m
iironch
thrt
must
adopt.
"
vj..
clal
government
and
20
per
cent
"More
than
129.000
people
voted
fo
us
in
the
last
elec
4Hr
S
by
the
cities
and
municipalities
tion.
.
These
same
people
and
on
construction
costs
the
split
mm
Warner
Bros'happyoo
Broadway
Miiscw
5
r
thousands
more
will
vote
for
usW0Ud
te
50-50"
..gain.
.
Attacking
what
he
termed
the
It
Is
to
them
we
owe
a
re-'
recent
"brutal
and
callous
treat-.ponslbilitv.
We
shall
be
ecjtml
:
mcnt"
of
civil
servants.
Mr.
to
our
task
and
fulfill
our
obll-
j
f
uilayson
said:
"The
Progrcs-gation.
slve
Conservative
party
will
I'luTU.
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v'fvf
cOTMSsn
HWt
wnmu
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ZH",.
ada
has
ever
seen.
In
May
cars
will
begin
coming
off
the
line
in
the
giant
new
assembly
plant
at
Oakville.
Ont.
And
in
the
1
traditional
automotive
centre
of
,
Windsor
an
equally
large
expan-i
sion
is
underway
as
Ford
of
Canada
invests
an
estimated
:v'
million
in
a
program
to
modernize
and
enlarge
every
aspect
of
'its
manufacturing
op-;
crations.
To
celebrate
this
50th
anniversary,
the
company
is
planning
a
nationwide
"birthday
party"
on
June
16.
the
day
on
which
Ford
Motor
Company
was
founded.
In
the
big
manufactur-;
ing
plants
in
Windsor
and
Oakville,
and
In
dealerships
across
the
country
there
will
be
ln-
Wallace's
Men's
Shop
IT'S
A
MAN'S
WORLD!
With
apologies
to
the
ladies,
we
naturally
mean:
"It's
a
Man's
World
at
Wallace's
Lovely
New
Men's
Shop."
Wallace's
feature
Canada's
up-to-date
men's
-wear
at
prices
you
can
afford
to
pay.
Come
in
and
look
around.
WALLACES
LJh
r
AIsk,
TODAY
to
SATU
ALLAN
T.
PATTON
has
been
named
director
of
pulp
sales
for
Canadian
Chemical
ti
Cellulose
Company.
Limited.
He
has
been
associated
since
1945
with
Mead
bales
Company,
New
York.
In
a
pulp
sales
capacity.
In
1032,
he
was
with
Frascr
Companies
Ltd.,
both
In
Canada
and
the
United
States,
and
remained
witp
that
company
until
World
War
II.
Screen
Actor
Being
Sued
V.UIIUU11
-
INWi
"Glamour
in
Tennis"
Evcninqs
7
-
9:09
"The
hieh
hopes
that
the
establish
n
civil
service
comnils-;
ueoule
held
for
the
Social
Credit
!lon
which
will
remove
the
civil;
inrty
have
bem
shattered
'
service
from
all
political
Influ-Whlie
there
are
many
fine
peo-
j
ence.
j
pie
following
the
Social
Credit
People
who
are
prepared
to
iwrty.
the
control
has
fallen
make
a
life
work
of
civil
service
,
into
the
hands
of
self-seekim;.
should
be
made
secure
from
po-'
aorurflqy
Matinees:
2
-
4:25
Mr'
kii
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5.
Today
to
Saturday
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and
ambitious
;
htical
Interference
and
should,
political
opiwrtunists
"
be
encouraged
to
give
their
ut-1
Mr.
Finlavson
said
the
nu-
most
In
service
and
efficiency
d.us
of
the
Progressive
Con-
Only
In
this
way
can
the
tax-
i
formal
gatherings
to
recall
the
1
Ford
storv
the
days
of
the
Siturd
tit.
Mm
Ciiw..
OF
COURSE
payers
reasonably
cxprt
value
(or
their
money
"
strvative
party
today
is
youth.
It
Is
U
the
young
men
and
women
of
this
province
I
urg-
For
Damages
i
LOS
ANGF.Ll'S
iAP
Actor
I
Robert
Cummlngs
Is
being
sued
Model
T.
the
Model
A
and
first
:
v-8
and
to
take
a
look
at,
:
Ford's
future
in
a
booming
Can-!
ada.
'
A
Canadian-produced
anni-'
versary
radio
program
will
be
broadcast
June
17,
featuring
the
role
of
the
automobile
in
the
fn'.ly
apix-al.
Our
fight
will
not
1
JivT7
rr.
'
I
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I
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A
tX
f
rV
s
fiiri
be
an
easy
one.
It
will
demand
the
best
of
nil
of
us.
The
main
Ingredients
of
our
campaign
will
lc
tireless
effort,
concrete
ac-"
tlon
and
sheer
guts
"
Two
major
Progressive
Con-
for
$20,341
damages
by
a
sheriff's
i
'
deputy
who
accused
him
of
"wanton
and
malicious"
assault
.
Deputy
William
Conroy,
28,
al-1
leged
In
a
civil
action
that
he
!
!
MADE-TO-MEASURE
SUITS
SPECIAL
April
10
April
18.
1
ROYAL
PAKK
1I1TE
SIIIKT
FPrr"
ANY
SI50
T,E
I
rVLLi
and
3
AXY
AOAM
S5-S8
FtLT
HAT.
roi
10
day?
Wallace's
Men's
Shop
offer
FREE
a
shirt.
,ie
and
hat
with
any
Men's
Made-to-Measure
Suit
jrde.-.
Come
on
in.
lives
of
Canadians
during
the
j
past
half-century.
j
i
During
the
early
summer
a
j
presentation
of
'
;
motion
picture
the
colorful
story
of
Henry
Ford
i
will
be
premiered
in
Canada
and
.
the
United
States.
Early
In
May
tho
FWri
Archives
lareest
in-
!
TOTEM
was
injured
when
ne
tried
to,
serve
a
court
summons
on
Cum-
j
servative
party
policy
dlsclos-!
ures
were
made
by
Mr.
Ftnlay-j
.son
Dealing
with
the
controver-i
sial
education
cast
Issue,,
which
w
1
i
I
rnmiti
Viaxrt
Th-alrv'
mlngs
last
December
18.
iMDHPEMDHOT
FOOD
STOR
THE
STORES
OF
QUALITY
AND
SERVICE
03
Value
(
SPECIAL
stitution
of
its
type
in
industry,
will
be
dedicated
at
Dearborn.
Michigan.
Some
of
the
world's
leading
scholars,
archivists
and
historians.
Including
a
number
from
Canada,
arc
expected
to
attend
the
ceremony.
High
point
of
the
US
celebration
will
be
the
dedication
on
June
16
of
a
new
$50,000,000
research
and
engineering
centre
which
will
incorporate
the
most
modern
industrial
research
and
testing
equipment.
At
the
ceremonial
opening
of
the
centre,
leaders
of
government,
business
and
other
fields
will
be
given
a
glimpse
of
the
automotive
miracles
of
the
next
half-century.
But
they
will
also
take
a
backward
look
at
the
real
automotive
miracle
man
Henry
Ford,
who
put
the
world
on
wheels.
Privately
1
1952
Plymouth
4-Door
Sedan
owned,
6,000
miles.
Air
control
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Protests
Argentina
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Foreign
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Remorino
says
Britain
has
protested
to
Argentina
that
establishment
of
a
new
Argentine
base
in
disputed
territory
in
the
South
Shetland
Islands
near
the
Antarctic
circle.
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Argentine
navy
ministry
iaid
that
a
new
base
had
been
.,e!
up
at
Bahla
Luna,
on
Livingston
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