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Thursday.
April
2,
1953
Spokesmen
Outline
Issues'
In
Next
General
Election
;
ASPHALT
ROOFING
And
SIDING
Consult
Your
Local
Contractor
For
Estimates
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
fied
to
leave
things
as
they
pre
.
.
.
"
Mr.
Coldwell
said
the
CCF
plans
to
place
several
matters
before
the
electorate,
inc.lutlin",
its
demands
for
a
tuition
d
health
insurance
program.
The
party
also
would
eritlche
"extravacanee
and
inefficiency''
in
the
defence
prourunmmd
Uu'
rovoi
innent's
failure"
to
undertake
a
national
housing
pio-Riam.
Mr.
Low
said
the
greatest
problem
faeinR
the
whole
world
Is
how
to
"distribute
the
abundance
that
men
in
this
age
of
machines
und
skills
can
produce."
He
suKBi'sted
that
only
the
Social
Credit
party
could
open
up
a
"new
era
ol
security
and
freedom
for
all
men."
OTTAWA
(CP)
Spokesmen
for
I
he
fou
political
parties
in
thu
Commons
have
outlined
what
they
believe
will
bu
some
ol
the
must
imK)itant
issues
in
thu
next
eleelion.
The
speakers
were
Dimcau
MaeTavish.
procideut
ol
I
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National
Liberal
Federation;
Gtorge
Drew,
Pioisressive
Con-iervative
leader.
M.
J.
CoktweM.
Ct'K
leader,
und
Solon
L()W,
Social
Credit
leader.
Mr.
MacTavish
Siiid
the
main
issue,
in
thu
election
will
be.
whether
Canadians
are
to
continue
to,
have
a
"isovornmont
.sustained
by
the
only
party
which
attracts
popular
support
in
all
parts
of
Canada
and
therefore
elects
members
to
the
House
of
Commons
from
every
province
"
Mr.
MacTavish
diopped
IUj
hint
as
to
when
the
next
election
may
be
called.
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
said
recently
it
will
be
within
the
next
few"
months
Mr.
Drew
said
he
believes
on"
of
the
main
issues
in
the
election
will
be
the
-waste,
extravagance
and
inefficiency
of
the
present
uovcrnment."
He
added:
"If
Canadians
want
lower
taxes
and
their
cost
of
living
te-
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Electric
,
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LIMITED
P.O.
Box
721
Phono
909
CPR
Earnings
Up
$2
Million
Over
Last
Year
There
is
no
"overnight
cure
11
MONTREAL
(CP)
Canadian
Pacific.
Railways
reports
net
earnings
of
$-8!)30
7lJO
for
1U.V2
compiled
with
S26.812.832
for
151.
Gross
earnings
were
$457,801-
duccd,
then
the
only
way
they
,'
can
do
anytluns
about
it
is
to
Uiett
a.
new
government.
This
!
i-overnnient
is
old
and
l'ird
hi
i
office.
It
re
I
uses
to
make
any
;69.
compared
with
$428
911,807.
In
for-
Other
income
declined
$6.6111.860
(
halites.
It
withholds
nistion.
It
U
completely
satis
A
FAMILY
.
Mil
"
9"
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t4iru
tvi.
CooV
hkn
Utt
e-
Willi
that
wmc
tiuautiful
styliOQ,
that
some
great
uil(
..,.
,
performance,
Hiot
some
rvoit-for-your
money
value
V
!.
!
,
is
bctnq
cnjoyeJ
by
millions
m
a
whole
family
of
.
59.7$
Frigiciaire
Appiliances
'to
S23.eril.7T3
due
mamiy
hi
'
lower
earnings
from
ocean
steamships
operations
und
lower
j
dividends
from
Consolidated
iMinint;
und
Smelting
Company
;
Net
income
after
fixed
charges,
which
declined
$145
0110
to
for
irregularity
But
there
is
a
simple,
natural
answer
to
the
common
problem
of
irregularity;
due
to
lack
of
bulk
Airmen's
Kin
Invited
to
Unveiling
S13.5DO.OOO
totalled
$39,100,000,
a
decline
of
$4,200,000.
After
provision
for
dividends
oil
preferred
stock,
famines
available
for
dividends
on
ordinary
stock'
and
for
reinvestment
totalled
S:i60O0.009
ThW
v;is
eoual
to
$2
61
a
share
on
t.S01.015
ordinary
shares,
com-
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LONDON
P
Next-of-kin
of
more
than
20.000
Commonwealth
airmen
who
died
in
the
Second
World
War
without
a
known
I
pared
with
S2'J8
on
13.100.0u',
j
shares
in
1051.
Tot
1
1
assets
increased
by
$57,-
The
KellopR
Company
has
made
whole
wheat
bran
into
a
dclicioiu
.re..kfa'l
cereal
KeJUfc'i
All-Hi.
in.
KFUOCG'S
AU,-BR
PFR-EOHMS
V
Ml
WML
Y
H
HIT
1HI
(i-T
I'E
LAXATIVES
OO
CHEMICALLY.
lT
HELPS
CLEAR
THE
LSTESTISES
OE
ii
AS'I
E
A
SAT
t
H
L
WAY.
IT
PROVIDES
SOL
TS
MIR
t
HI
IK
LOR
EASY
SAll
RL
ACTIOS.
There
is
no
stotnarh
upet,
no
huniiinj,
noalter
-cftt?ft
except
the
li-elin
ol
s(
list
action
und
lutlill-inent
that
comes
u
it'll
natural,
notmal
ehminatiou.
000.000
Ul
$1,918,000,000
Working
rapd.il
amounted
to
S116.925.03l
compared
with
$1035U1C1.
an
imie.ise
of
$13,060,470
There
are
mrn
and
women
fper-h.is
vm're
one
of
tluin)
who
iui4i't
Itt
"ii.ume
take
iir.
onirc".
TttKV
I
liV
TO
Sl
IiSTITl
TF,
iSNATt
kAL
4
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l(;
AC
WN"
lOk
T1IK
NATl
KAL
nKorLAKITV
WHICH
SKN-IltiJUl
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Al)
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It
II
NT
BI
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IN
TIIC
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ntKT
C(iri.l)
I'KOHABI.Y
MAINTAIN.
Many
fall
into
the
habit
id
nins
l.i-ttive
in
a
u.iy
lax.it
ivf
makers
Tirvvi"
ini-inli.
'I
hi-y
Kike
"hii;
l(p--t
"
s
ilt
nilly
Allium!
i-vcn
rc.idin
the
ilirerl
tin
UIm-1.
Naturally,
h
tirriltiny
-with
products
iiiiciult-tl
tnly
l"r
oer
niuht
rt'lu-t
ol
a
t-mMir.irv
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-
'Tt-i
ui
the
tlrlii
.ae
(li
jetie
s
t-m
an
hitnatiir
al
liain.
There's
nothing
nmg,
n(
o.ur,
witi
tiilciny
laxatives
ttrfiistonatly.
It
y.iu
ted
you
have
id
Like
a
jiit
U:
iire
u
t.ike
it
u
ilv-
in
an
at
rtir.iie,
n-oiin-li
tended
dtc-O.
til
T
THtRE
IS
A
WY
TO
a
i
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tm;
imu;-t
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A
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TO
HACK
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Ol
H
lt
Pklh
OS
VOI.l'MK
I
P
W.
A.
Mather,
president,
said
volume
of
freight
traffic
rose
bv
ei"ht
per
cent
in
terms
of
ti
n
miles
and
was
greater
than
prave,
will
be
invited
to
attend
j
the
dedication
of
a
shrine
being
j
erected
to
their
memory
at
f:un-ous
Runnymedo
on
tbe
banks
of:
the
river
Thames.
The
memorial
will
be
unveiled
j
by
the
Queen
Oct.
17.
Spokesmen
lor
the
Imperial
War
Graves
Commission
said
invitations
are
tioing
out
to
the
im-
;
j
mediate
relatives
of
all
those
j
'
commemorated
at
Runnvmede.
including
some
3
00U
Canadians
The
invitation,
however,
does
not
provide
.for
any
financial
assist
;mv
previous
year.
However
tonnauet
would
have
been
below
1951
but
tor
heavier
grain
shipments.
These
accounted
ir
more
than
40
per
cent
of
lot
a
Iieiehl
traffic.
.
e
"
'
Freight
earnings,
up-
$25,700
-000.
made
no
four-tilths
of
the
Bioss
earninvs
of
S457800.000
ance
towards
travelling
costs
although
reduced
fares
will
be
available
on
British
railways.
Designed
by
69-year-old
Kd-
ward
Maufe,
one
of
England's
j
leading
architects,
the
memorial
stands
on
the
edp.e
of
a
wooded
hill
overlooking
the
Thames
LACK
Ot
HI
I
K
SMI
at;.
It
IS
0(R
THE
hlk't
above
the
meadow
of
Runny-J
Pa"!pn;cr
earnings
Increased
by
$1,200,000.
Net
revenue
from
express
operation
increased
by
$1
500.000
Net
profit
of
Canadian
Pacifi-Airlines
for
1952
totalled
$364.-000.
compared
with
$1,084,000
in
1951.
Expansion
of
operations
in
Canada
resulted
in
nn
increase
of
eight
per
cent
In
ah
-trait
miles.
Truihtain
latini
relief,
of
four:,
Kelinvn's
All-hran
innst
le
eaten
rev;
t
ilar
ty.
Ndi
an
have
it
lr
hriakta-t
every
morning
secure
in
the
knoult-de
that
it
in't
hahit-lonnintj.
.More
than
one
million
swvrugs
rf
Kell(g.;'s
AH-lirau
are
rutiMimed
eai
h
day.
'I
hi
popularity
ol
ii-selt
pn)(
that
this
natural
laxatixe
cere-d
live
up
Ut
fthat
ay
alMut
it.
.
But
even
Utter
propf
aines
frm
thousands
ol
s.ti
i-.tied
All
-
It
rati
int.
Thev
write
ol
their
own
f
i-e
tt
ill
to
tell
m
hat
natural
relief
lliev
receive
Irom
eating
Kelloyy's
All
Hran
d-tily
and
drinking
plenty
ul
water.
FAT
KKLLCX-t'S
AI.L-BRAM
K
KKV
MOkMMi
FOR
HKKAKFAST
FOk
10
DAYS.
Til
FN,
IF
VOVKIC
NOT
TOM-I'l
I
IFFY
SATISF1FU,
SKNI)
TIIF
FMPTV
lAKION
TO
THF
KF(.Ft.O
lOMFANV,
FONDO.N,
ON
I
AU
10
Al
(.FT
lMrui.K
uFK
MONLV
UAt
K.
Uiiiiuib-
KeIloy,'
All-Iir;iM
h.u
helped
unlliun
hy
not
our
mede,
where
Britain's
charter
of
rights,
the
Magna
Carta,
was
granted
by
King
John
in
1215.
The
monument
consists
of
a
shrine,
enclosed
by
curving
cloisters
with
the
names
of
the
missing
airmen
inscribed
on
the
stone
casings
of
a
series
of
narrow
windows.
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Chairs
from
$10.80
Tables
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GARDEN-
'I
HOI
HI
E.
In
many
natural
(kk1s
such
a
certain
vegetable,
Iruits,
and
grains
rat
ure
fjrutt
s
ahiiudant
ti'ituml
bulk
whiU
nunually
and
luiiaraMv
aids
the
rhihinie
cf--j
ol
elintjnati'ni.
In
no
other
natural
Tu:kI
is
natural
lulk
so
Kk-aity
iouud
in
tlienuter
Uver
of
the
whole
wheat
kernel,
ktiovtrt
grnerally
as
bmn.
Eian
is
nature's
"iaxalive
ftd
itihtead
of
a
medit
ine".
hen
pro-rly
protes'ed
and
shredded,
whole
nht-at
ttrau
yit'ld-
mimmiiIi
natural
Onilt
that
the
diye-tue
-
ttiutaii
haU'ikiiiia.(i-tliii?.U
way.
In
the
centre
of
the
cloister
j
rests
the
Stone
of
Remembrance
Above
the
arched
entrance
is
a
Canada
Imports
Fish
Worth
$6
Million
OTTAWA
CP)
Canada
Is
one
of
the
world's
leading
fishing
countries,
but
in
1952
she
1m-Dorted
canned,
processed
and
stone
eagle
with
the
RAF
motto
I
and
the
inscription:
"In
this
j
cloister
are
recorded
the
names
I
of
20.456
airmen
who
havu
no
!
known
grave.
'
They
died
for
freedom
in
raid
I
and
sortie
over
the
British
Isles
v
tyyy
and
the
lands
and
seas
of
Nor-
them
and
Western
Europe."
fresh
fish
and
fishery
products
valued
at
$6,265,094.
This
Is
shown
in
a
government
return
tabled
in
the
Commons
for
Gordon
Higgins
iPC-St.
John's
East.
'
Canada
gave
most
of
this
business
$3,280,396
worth-to
the
United
States
and
the
V
8.
imports
included
canned
crabs,
Surmounting
the
shrine's
turret
is
an
air
force
crown
with
a
star
above
and
in
the
stained
glass
of
the
great
window
ol
the
memorial,
two
angels
are
pictured
holding
a
scroll
with
versus
from
the
psalms
In
the
Book
of
Common
Prayer.
I
clams
and
shrimps,
valued
at
!
$1,036,929.
Japan
got
$955,582
worth
of
Canada's
fishery
import
business,
including
$658,053
for
fresh
fish
and
$146,480
for
canned
Advertising
in
tho
Daily
News
Brings
Results
GOING
TO
PAINT.
A
ROOM?
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU
TO
Want
a
good
job
wall,
and
ceilingi
that
will
keep
their
beauty
through
the
yeorT
SUPER
KtM
TOHt
it
rich
at
velvet;
rough
of
rubber;
oi
easy
(o
dean
ei
your
platlk
ihower
curlaint.
1
6
f
marl,
new,
read
lo-uie
thadei;
or
intermix
fot
an
aliBQll
vidlest
raige
of
colon.
crabs,
clams
and
shrimps.
Norway
got
$748,886
worth
of
the
business..
Peru
$323,977,
The
Netherlands
$188,658;
Britain
$168,800.
A
fisheries
department
official
said
the
$6,000,000
fish
import
bill
was
normal
for
Canada.
Much
was
made
up
of
specially
products
and
it
also
included
some
fair-sized
orders
of
fu.li
m
17D0D
ooo
oila
used
for
pharmaceutical
purposes.
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long
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dvtabltSUPl
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