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Picture
Confirms
Wednesday.
June
4.
1952
atre
Minister
Says-
Inspect
Stoves
Death
of
Jet
Ace
Life
rel
ay
In
Apartment
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PANMUNJOM,
Korea
(AP)-A
!
Communist
correspondent
today
i
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Up
To
V3
On
Pyrex
Pyrex
Pie
Plate
fjjf
'
Regular
Bfic
NOW
39
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cak'
bi,,h
po
Ifl'vi
,
3
Regular
1.10
...
NOW
0w
Lift-
in
Canadian
i
by
Gen.
J.
A.
Clurk,
president
of
them
will
sooner
or
later
return
ll.
1..
hpCfim
n?
easier,
ilh..
r'lnolnv.
n..-
in
tV.o
.....
tirU
,nH.-l
SHIPS
AND
1
Fire
Chief
Earl
Becker
will
5
he
hafj
seen
photographs
;
make
an
inspection
immediately
whjch
contitm
tne
death
of
Maj.
States
jet
ace
shot
down
la.t
Feb.
!
The
decision
was
made
this
IK
8-Piece
Milft
Bol
Set
4!
Ef
.VST
I
V-.SPW
WATERFRONT
-3
f.sf-
Regular
1.99
....
NOW
J.'1'
morning
following
the
second
10.
nave
been
given
an
,
t,
aPP-nmenta
aDU,dn.mpnu
are
r
subjei
,..hi...
t
.to
)n!
"It
Is
obviously
necessary
that
""'L
.',
my
and
are
allowed
th
gh,ju)d
ose
eomp!rte
i
ir.rt
"I
their
eamines;
PScal
pressure."
Gen.
CUifs
contact
with
what
Is
going
on
in
f'lv.iVtablished
prison
can-
j
statement
was
repeated
by
E.
D.
that
outside
world,"
said
Mr.
5'"'.ln.y
may
subserit.?
to
Fulton
PC-Kam!oopsi
who
urn-
Garson.
'.:,.
t-d
newspapers
and
pur-
;
e(
that
judlrta,
app(ri,ltm(,nt.s
j,e
1
"In
any
case
news
sooner
or
;C!.rMmas
parcels.
j
divorced
!ater
Pt'netrates
Prison
walls
from
""m
politics
,,,,
were
outlined
in
;
,
,P
i
,
.
,
amDsl
'"variably
in
a
perverted
M'!
I"
the
M'..,i.tlcH
Minister!
penitentiaries
debat',
form.
.
.
rriu
a
ALL
0'ENWARl!
ITfcMS
REDL'Cfcft
t
PRtCE
One
of
the
oldest
passenger
II
ships
in
service
on
the
B
C.
coast,
Canadian
Pacitic's
p.'.ncvss
raaiy
is
being
stripped
of
her
superstructure
in
False
Creek,
Van
fire
in
less
than
a
week
in
suites
Alan
Wlnnington
of
the
Lon-oi
the
Second
Avenue
apartment.
1
don
Daijy
worker
told
Allied
The
fire
department
yesterday
ters
he
saw
..wilhin
the
last:
sped
to
the
suite
occupied
by
J.
'
K
..,,,
1f
of
Da-,
n.
1
W.
Morris
where
an
oil
stove
day
or
two
photographs
caught
fire,
filling
the
suite
with
vis"
body,
his
identification
tag.
smoka
and
scorching
one
wall
his
pistol
and
his
crashed
jet.
The
before
it
was
doused.
j
pictures
appeared
in
the
Com-
LaH
Tuesday
a
similar
fire
munlst
Chinese-language
pub-1
r":m!;
...
,
w'miv
of
tiart.
!
Mr.
Garson
said
an
increase
in'
Authorizing
the
purchase
of
'
;
,ul,n,Vs
lor
1952-53.
;
pay
for
prisoners
became
effee-1
Christmas
parcels
by
prisoners
or
u
,.r
(hp
changes
'live
Oct.
1
IBM
I
their
natives
was
a
step
taken
u,'r
.,.!,.
t,,
reform
mis-!
The
old
rate
was
five
cent
alto
case
the
tension
in
peniten-
diiy.
paid
un
form
V
to
ul!
oils-
uwinuuimg
uic
nuiiuajr
.
,.-i,ii"
Green-jotiirs
w'hoye
conduct
and
indu.;-
ic-
rorunio
ANCIENT
ISLE
couver.
The
Mary
is
being
refitted
as
a
covered
deck-type
barge
and
will
go
into
service
between
Alaska
and
Vancouver
sometime
next
month.
Before
being
offered
for
sale,
she
served
the
circuit
between
Vancouver,
Pow.-U
River
and
the
Gulf
Islands.
was
controlled
in
the
suite
oc-
ncauon
-liiDeraiion
.ny
cupied
by
G.
Dale.
l-iorial."
Chief
Becker
reported
the
de-
Winmngton
said
the
paper
partment
responded
to
14
fire
1
also
carried
a
big
photograph
of
calls
last
month,
none
of
which
Chang
Tse-Hui,
Chinese
ace
,
t
hai
Cutiudlans
not
:
try
WJre
satisfactory.
!''
i
about,
the
I
-
"This
sum
was
iimdeauate
to
While
the
Mediterranean
Is
.
.
r
...
i-:oir.!i'S.
provide
even
a
l
ease
lafoip
iIIk.
I
land
of
Cyprus
Is
mainly
agri
From
a
form
to
o
fiddle
Daily
News
Classifies
The
ambulance
credited
wun
siiuuuug
'f'nT.t
we
must
not
petkrWW
allowance
and
did
not
;
cultural,
it
produces
important
'
1
.,
lp
tuib
niw.'iii
'
make
anv
distinction
between
in-
I
quantities
of
asbestos
and
.Iron
was
serious.
!
Davis.
answered
33
calls.
L-iim
'there
was
a
!
mutes"
lw
were
merely
dolnm
I
pyiites.
,'i
i,
ci
-itorimia
fervlce,"
!
the
minimum
daily
work
arid
:
''...l.'.Vd.mnell.
-We
all
i
thov
who
were
making
liett.-r
.
.
...
i
...
'
.
fi.rl
'
ftni.l
Mr
Marm.
!t
AO
"i
"
'
K
1
ti
V.V
IIHIS!
uriiiivrr
ill
n
v.
.
'
"'
.,..!,
!
and
must
do
"The
new
scale
of
lemunr-rn-
i
to
n
tin!
'i
these
people.
,
U'n
.
.
.18
a
Rraded
scair
of
10
.
j
r
i.lhcr
hand
....
1
15
arid
20
cents
a
day.
inmates
i
-
4
,,!
in
nils
that
this
is
-mourns
noi.
meitiy
on
uicri
',,'
i.
r
ami
that,
these
i
woik
vlficlency
but
o
)
their
i-en-re
lx
cnii.se
of
the
eral
conduct
and
attitudes.
il.r.
have
(lone
UKUilist
pmnon
oi
un.-
nan
ir-
,
muneration
must
be
saved,
n
'
i'fj.,,..,,,!
'"
;,ald
prisoners
are
UKainst
the
day
of
release;
the
1
,.i
.....i
...
Uulaiiee
mav
h.
.'tient
for
Hie
..
...
'
miwi',..A
i.f
mil-.
II
.ii.i'ilol
I
r-ir
f
i
(
J)
Oil
III'
II
IV.
Y.'nm
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.........
............
i
MU
Jl
US
CIUM'UKI.J
OU'.i,
l'l.f.viii!
n
0
,
members-,
'i'".
alicl
J-t
f-upplies.
.!
il:,
t
sitlmc,
'
'."'"j.
i,
..fly
with
estimates!
"e
,,f
lhe
ra!i,:
1!i
tur
1,1;i,w"
Hr'.'.;.,.;.jii!l:iter
Winters.
prisoners
to
subset
l!m
U,
;:.,
I,,,,,-.-
opvriinK.
Produc-1
newspapers
was
that
mot
f.1
""
"'
"
-
1,1;
,i
ti
r
How.;
announced!"
uu
j.
j
rc
M
.
ct
inns
on
the
sale
'm
-.r.miti.m
of
avlutinn
p.asn-
"nil
be
lil'ed
Tuesday,
June
5.
!
trie!
ions
were
imposed
i-isu
of
the
U.S.
oil
industry
(.
ruiiy
l-.ist
month.
The
tri.
rt'lias
ended.
.
iMiucrs
voted
$205,000,0110
s
19;i2-f)3
appropriations
to
-igiivcrnme
it
bills
for
June.
IbrMt'inn
was
reces-.vd
brief-ir.i.f
-nibers
moved
to
the
j'..
Ir
ihe
royal
as-ent
of
1
1:
is.
including
158
divorce
1
In
(n
n
L
ires
included
one
LJ
LJ
I'
,
.
H.
1
.
"
'
1
J
1
i
1
it
M
r.r
".1
11
3
jj
4
V
-j
thu
Vktoria
Day.
In-i!il
b'
i
ig
celebrated
May
24
jjr.
be
celebrated
on
the
'
Mcriay
before
May
25.
!:.
ealing
with
penilvn-.
m
,
in
b
e
r
s
alternately
M
and
criticized
Canada's
nul
iudirlal
appointments.
6
t
Garnm
said
political
coh-ntm;'
re
:iot
a
major
tac-
ir.
election
of
'judges
for
:.:!ui
cimrts.
He
said
Ira
.:c
r.ut
deny
that
political
Mil
1
f
M
V-
.a:ioiiN
are
"sometimes
a
ur"
but
the
main
basis
of
.ir'nifii!.-;
to
the
bench
Is
the
Klite's
qualifications,
'teireed
with
a
suggestion'
o
o
IT"-
a--
t
.71
v'
M
-Mi
(T
fi'rf'
"
The
liquor
Plebiscite
is
not
a
"wet"
or
'Mrv"
issue,
lit
"cr-
sinriis,
aim
wine
I
A
7T
i
are
available
now.
They
are
here
1
iwu
1
7
5V1
1
to
stay.
We
ajiree
with
many
who
say
that
1
i!r'.?:.
our
present
method
of
distributing
linuor
is
not
satisfactory.
M
Hih
in
aiimr.r
mn
inirn
m
m
u
BUCHANAN'S
M,at
ll
America
today,
while
they
reject
the
theory
of
prohibition,
the
citiens
wish
that
their
bars
were
better
regulated,
better
zoned
in
fact,
something.
they
are
not.
Hut
for
them
it
is
too
late
to
do
anything
about
it.
They
are
saddled
with
an
unfortunate;
,
system.
As
it
stands
now
we
don't
know
exactly
"how",
"where",
and
'Svho"
will
distribute
liquor
by
the
glass.
The
Alcohol
Research
Council
suggests
that
a
thorough
study
of
the
matter
be
undertaken
before
we
go
blindly
into
more
liquor
outlets
at
the
caprice
of
the
next
Government.
Governments
don't
always
do
things
the
way
you
expect
or
want.
Vote
"no"
until
you
know
what
the
score
is.
B.
C.
is
a
good
place
to
live
and
British
Columbians
deserve
the
best
possible
liquor
laws.
A
"no"
vole
protects
your
interests.
mm
SCOTCH
WHISKY
iT
I
&iHd,
Blended
and
tottl.d
in
Stotland
Sold
In
J6'
a
oi.
bollle.
7
SI
Hut
consider
what
would
happen
with
a
"yes"
vole
in
your
community.
The
.next
(iovernmeiit
could
license
bars
in
your
neighbourhood.
Are
you
sure
you
want
a
bar
in
your
neighbourhood?
As
a
parent,
do
you
want
your
children
exposed
to
liquor
right
around
the
corner?
As
the
plebiscite
reads,
the
above
could
transpire
if
a
"yes"
majority
is
given.
As'
a
property
owner,
do
you
want
nearby
bars
when
it
is
considered
that
land
values
depreciate
in
the
neighbourhood
of
a
bar?
In
many
communities
in
North
''BIIIBBIIIIIIH111111111"
'
advrrlisfnient
Is
not
pillilislied
ur
displiiyed
liy
the
i.iq"r
"lllr"l
It
it
,,r
.y
the
tiovcrnment
of
British
Columbia.
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