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CONSUMER
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Rupert
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Wednesday,
September
9,
1953
CANADA
I
AUG.
I
ilH
Many
a
person
always
listens
tpna
to
his
conscience
after
telling
it
what
to
say.
u
independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlnee
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
oJ
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
circulation!
Canarthm
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
'
Published
by
The.
Prince
Rupert
Dally
New
Limited.
'
J.
F.
MAOOR.
President
H.
Q.
PERRY.
Vice-President
hZ
'c
ns
ache
will
tnm
hr.
!
deeply
Intern
'
1
snort,
The
pear
admirable
for
tjrr
-at
least
hi
pr.:
.
also
entitled
to
i
!r
praise.
land,
but
ft.
,
Terrace,
on
Labor
Day,
staged
i
parade.
And
of
course
the
band
was
on
hand
But
it's
hard
to
say
that
much
for
.
Prince
Rupert.
no
Subscription
Rates:
'
ill
carrier
Per
w-ek,
2oe;
per
month.
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per
year,
10.00.
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us
mall
Per
month.
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Year.
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00.
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utnorized
as
second
class
mail
by
U.e
Office
Department,
Ottawa
UNITED
STATES
1947
-,4
0
100
J
LONG
OVF.KME!
General
W.
F.
Dean,
USA
,
taken
prisoner
while
fighting
In
Korea
three
years
ago.
Is
a
free
fair
than
a
dear
,
L.
,i,
!
!
II
I
I
ILL
-W5S-
man
again.
He's
thin
and
white-
-1952'
Ali
Aboard
By
G.
E.
MORTIMORE
Animals
and
reptiles
hive
been
bobbin?
up
in
plates
where
they
have
no
right
to
appear.
a
"monster,"
believed
to
be
an
alligator,
is
terrorising
New
Hamburg,
Ontario.
A
four-foot-long
rat
attacked
a
swimmer
in
England.
A
seal
raised
its
head
in
British
Columbia's
Shuswap
Lake,
far
from
the
sea.
Somewhere
I
heard
that
anacondas,
large
and
nasty
serpents
which
usually
live
in
the
Amazon
valley,
had
escaped
from
zcos
and
established
themselves
in
Florida.
At
first
glance
these
reports
look
like
strong
arguments
for
prohibition.
But
water-drinkers
saw
the
creatures,
too.
In
an
attempt
to
catch
the
New
Hamburg
monsters,
they
hired
a
man
named
Tuffy
Truesdale,
who
"makes
a
living
wrestling
alligators,"
a
highly
specialized
field
If
I
ever
heard
of
one.
Truesdale
must
go
a
long
time
between
matches.
There
are
very
few
alligators
in
the
wrestling
game
today.
m
.
.
-
.
i
M
.
IS
55"
v
'
fct
all
ri-
.
..
.
.
.
.
.
Y-
.
.1
f
of
winter
Is
months
t
haired,
and
says
the
Communists
understand
how
to
make
it
dismal
for
anyone
In
their
IVSV
nnA
,L..
aim
tut
q:u
THE
CONSUMER
PRICE
INDEX,
a
barometer
of
living
costs,
rose
rjy
tnree-ienuia
m
s
..v
during
July
to
115.7
from
115
4.
the
bureau
of
stitlstics
reports.
It
was
the
third
consecutive
monthly
Jump,
powered
by
price
boosts
mainly
In
items
other
than
food.
The
(leak
of
118
2
reached
in
December,
1951.
with
1949
prices
equ
illing
100.
The
dotted
line
shows
the
U1
States
consumer
index
which
advanced
to
a
re
ord
high
of
114.7
in
mid-July
of
the
1My4!
cha
in
each
country
but
should
not
be
used
to
average.
These
Indices
mea-ure
percentage
lges
'
compare
actual
levels
of
prices
between
the
two
countries.
mining
irw
str,a
finding
out
wim,
happen
to
be.
'Way
up
in
g,w,
Saskakhfwun.
u
papers,
two
thud
oower
any
time
they
feel
like
it.
For
one
thing,
he
never
saw
writing
material,
magazine
or
book
or
anything
It
might
be
possible
to
read.
When
that
goes
on
for
three
years
steady,
it's
time
to
change
the
jitin
ever
itor
wheat,
there
ti)
room
to
find
spjc,
i
White
House
Not
Displeased
Over
Remarks
By
State
Secretary
Favoring
Dr.
Adenauer
JEHE'S
WHAT
VOU
DO
"One
-of
the
nicest
things
ibout
a
vacation
Is
returning
home,"
comments
the
Minneapolis
Tribune,
"and
getting
Into
your
own
bed.
The
pillow
may
be
lumpy
and
there
may
be
i
T
JOHN
SCULI
;Uor...
,
"
".V?".?
J"
t
snid
to-,
been
to
avoid
stuauroniy
any
A
colipgf
rtjf..,
hurts
a
man
it
,
learn
sornrthin
if,
uate.i.
Secretary
Dulles'
open
pre-el.
c-
day
Dulles,
although
jubilant
acts
or
siavemrnu,
or
decoys
have
been
lying
in
tion
support
of
West
German
over
Adenaeur's
smashing
vie-;
be
interpreted
as
intervention
protruding
mattress
sprinj?
that
gouges
the
back.
But
the
old
Chancellor
Konrad
Adenauer
i
tory,
may
nevertheless
weigh
,
m
tortign
mmum.
wait
for
the
"New
Hamburg
Monster"
on
the
banks
of
the
lid
not
backfire,
but
that
ao-;
his
words
more
carefully
when:
MIGHT
TALK
AGAIN
parently
does
not
mean
the
:
arked
to
comment
on
future
United
States
will
adopt
similar
I
foreign
elections
of
interest
vO
bed
it
yours
and
it's
mighty
comfortable.
It
may
sag
in
the
middle
or
be
as
unyieldir
i
1
a
billiard
table,
but,
once
In
it,
you
don't
start
wide-eyed
at
the
'
ceiling.
You
sleep."
:
Let's
Not
Wait
For
Helicopters
the
possibility
of
bus-type
helicopters
ALTHOUGH
operating
thro.igh
this
country
is
cause
for
intriguing
speculation,
we
should
not
let
the
idea
blind
us
to
more
pressing
needs
in
our
air
service.
I
It
will
be
sou:e
considerable
time
before
air-Waft
of
this
sort
is
available
in
sufficient
size
and
quantity
to
be
put
into
regular
service.
That
is
not
to
say
'the
prospect
should
be
dismissed
without
further
thought.
In
the
Korean
war
helicopters
proved
invaluable
for
transporting
personnel
and
equipment
and,
right
next
door
to
us,
they
have
had
a
big
part
in
assisting
the
Mean
project
through
its
initial
stages.
'
There
should
be
no
doubt
that
the
day
is
coming
When'
vertical
flying
machines
of
some
description
Jvill
be
an
accepted
and
popular
form
of
transportation.
But
it
is
not
in
our
best
interests
to
wait
in
idleness
until
that
day
arrives.
The
aircraft
that
needs
space
for
its
take-offs
and
landings
will
be
jvith
us
in
increasing
importance
for
many
years
to
tome,
and
the
community'
that
has
a
spot
for
it
is
Jn
a
favored
position.
In
this
respect
Terrace,
as
an
example
close
at
iand,
is
doing
nicely.
Already
furnished
with
an
jiii-port,
it
is
now
receiving
air-navigation
equipment
and
is
being
promoted
as
a
terminal
on
major
routes.
I
By
contrast
Prince
Rupert,
with
nothing
but
the
restless
bosom
of
the
sea
to
offer,
is
lagging
in
Jhe
primitive
past.
Some
have
suggested
that,
with
ii
good
highway
between
the
two
points,
the
Terrace
Airport
could
serve
both.
While
it
is
doing
this
to
a
certain
extent
even
now,
the
arrangement
cannot
e
called
the
long-term
and
final
answer.
strategy
in
critical
future
elec-,
the
United
States.
Officials
did
not
rule
out
the
possibility
that
Dulles
might
again
some
day
speak
out
forth-rightly.
Last
Thursday,
two
days
before
German
voters
went
to
the
polls.
Dulles
told
a
press
con
"qr
srs
7
Susie
says
one
of
the
pleasures
of
age
Is
looking
back
at
i.
ference
the
defeat
of
Adenauer
the
people
j'le
Uldn
t
marry.
BEST
OFFC
FINEST
OF
CD:
would
be
a
disaster
which
would
FOB
TAKE
Olid
PhomX;
i
Nith
River.
I
don't
wish
Tuffy
any
real
harm,
but
I
hope
he
finds
the
alligator
and
gets
eaten
by
it.
Perhaps
he
will
have
been
eaten
by
the
time
this
reaches
print.
There
are
too
many
interfering
people
in
the
world.
The
monster
was
minding
its
own
business
and
Truesdale
should
do
the
same.
The
seal
in
Shuswap
Lake
has
mercifully
been
left
alone.
So
have
the
anacondas
In
Florida,
if
they
really
exist.
Most
neoole
are
inclined
to
hold
their
anger
in
check
where
anacondas
are
concerned,
showing
that
thev
sometimes
have
Fine
Humanitarian
Feelings.
The
fact
that
the
anaconda
grows
up
to
30
feet
long
may
have
something
to
do
with
it,
too.
As
for
the
four-footlong
rat
that
attacked
a
swimmer,
it
was
really
a
coypu,
a
big
South
American
water
rat,
if
that
indefinitely
delay
chances
of
i
German
unity
and
restored
sovereignty
for
the
German
peu-
!
pie.
I
The
landslide
proportions
of
Adenauer's
victory
have
con-i
vlnced
American
observers
that
!
the
secretary's
remarks
cost
the
German
leader
no
votes
and
!
possibly
helped
in
his
re-elec
PLENTY,
WED
EAY
When
a
patnt
Is
wheeled
away
from
the
surgeons
he
may
not
have
a
stitch
on.
But
nray
a
stitch
in.
Dr.
Kinsey
Is
now
fc?lng
described
as
a
gift
to
the
classier
type
of
magazines
which
can
print
a
ton
of
hi
stuff
before
calling'
for
its
suppression.
Just
what
sort
of
name
U
needed
Is
not
easy
to
think
ot
but
It
will
Broadway
!
-:
tion
battle.
After
coniernng
with
Presi
dent
Eisenhower
In
Denver
on
Monday,
Dulles
snid
the
White
come
to
you
when
least
ex-1
House
was
not
displeased
over
FIELD
MARSHAL
SIR
JOHN
HARDING
'left)
Chief
of
the
Imperial
General
Staff,
Is
greeted
on
his
arrival
at
Ottawa,
by
Lt.-Gen..G.
G.
Simonds,
Chief
of
the
Canadian
General
Staff.
Field
Marshal
Harding
is
on
a
12-day
visit
to
Canada.
his
controversial
declaration
favoring
Adenauer.
"The
answer
was
in
the
results
which
were
far
more
than
we
had
dared
to
hope,"
Dulles
said.
NO
DISPLEASIRE
ported.
Ex-President
Harry
Truman
on
Tuesday
gave
the
first
public
address
since
his
retirement.
Things
have
not
changed.
White
House
pepppr
lingers,
though
faintly.
And
he
seems
still
able
to
remember
that
he's
heard
of
Republicans
before.
makes
the
swimmer
feel
any
I
better.
Coypus
were
bred
for
their
pelts.
Then
some
of
them
escaoe'd
and
apparently
set
up"
a
colony
on
the
River
Avon.
Zoologists
say
coypus
are
vegetarians,
but
this
animal
had
not
been
properly
briefed
Two
of
New
Zealand's
Famous
Homes
To
Be
Put
al
Disposal
of
Queen,
Duke
WELLINGTON
iReutersi
Two
30,000-acre
wilderness,
built
his
The
president
"saw
nothing
out
of
the
way"
In
his
remarks.
Dulles
said.
A.sk?d
whether
the
president
had
.
expressed
any
displeasure,
he
replied:
"None
whatsoever."
It
u,na
IwarnttH
Vinwevpr
thflt
IT
DOES
NO
HARM
The
husband
who
neglects
to
tell
h!s
wli
everything
probably
reasons
that
wrnt
she
docs
not
know
won't
hurt
him.
fOuhosti
0J
JJew
Zealandls
.
most
famous
own
brick
kill,
and
made
drajn-
!
Dulles
himself
although
out-
I
uw'
.
"J!
I
"J
i
wardly
serene-was
concerned
!
aisposai
vi
uie
vuecii
aim
nit:
i
urvciuHi-u
iuw
uic
m.Bcv
-
.
.,
mark.
kirk.
todrtaJnl,s,rp5ieultur,
farm
,n
the
worid-and
-
sisss
s.
New
aKl
to-he
f
r
did
VTt
T
"rrr,"
hVen?.arks
as
SP,n
n
s
t,rean'
realized,
the
pro-
;
"incredible
intervention."
the
end
cf
January
,
Douglas
Hepburn
of
Vancouver
lifted
a
total
of
1.030'4
pounds
at
world
weight
lifting
championships
In
Stockholm.
ftt
ttfriflc
pvto
'
,
Mfc
to"
Into
.""
A
few
hours
after
his
press
They
are
Moose
Lodge
on
Lake
perty
passed
to
his
son,
J.
C.
N.
Rotoiti,
12
miles
from
Rotorua
in
j
Orlgg.
the
main
hot
springs
tourist
area
I
Its
area
has
since
decreased
J
For
one
thing,
who
has
said
anything
about
building
us
a
good
highway?
Admittedly
by
comparison
to
other
sections
of
the
road
the
stretch
Tjetween
Terrace
and
Prince
Rupert
is
already
good,
but
there
might
be
some
difficulty
in
persuading
ess
toughened
travellers
from
eastern
arid
southern
joints
that
90
miles
of
pot-holes
and
ripples,
of
fer
Scomfort
by
any
standard.'
So"
far
"there
is
not
a"
tvestige
of
promise
that
this
condition
will
be
corrected.
Then
again
there
is
,
the
time
element.
Air
travellers
in
Vancouver
are
given
to
chewing
their
Jiails
when
delayed
10
-
ifiinutes
at
the
Marpole
bridge.
It
is
harrowing
to
think,
therefore,
of
the
manual
damage
these
passengers
would
cause
themselves
during
a
trip
to
or
from
an
airport
lasting
;almost
three
hours.
The
real
answer
is
the
obvious
one
an
airport
lat
Prince
Rupert.
In
its
simplest
terms,
this
would
tmean
putting
down
a
first-rate
highway
slightly
more
than
aimjle
in
length.
If
we
consider
how
far
Removed
Prince
Rupert
is
from
other
main
Canadian
cenf&
ith'ouTfr
te
feAnafr&Af
j
'fhexpeflftitfe'
conference
last
week,
Dulles
'
cabled
U.S.
High
Commissioner
j
James
B.
Conant
for
advice
on
:
by
a
zoologist,
so
he
came
at
the
swimmer
with
teeth
bared.
I
don't
know
what
the
authorities
can
do
about
the
covdus.
.Perhaps
they
might
send
them
some
vegetarian
pamphlets.
Transplanting
animals
from
one
place
to
another
Is
a
fascinating
business,
as
the
man
said
when
he
took
the
first
rabbits
to
Australia.
It
makes
vou
feel
like
a
mad
scientist.
There
Is
something
comic
about
an
animal
straying
out
of
context.
Of
course
the
amount
of
laughter
depends
on
the
species
of
animal.
An
escaped
monkey
Is
a
lot
funnier
than
an
escaped
tiger.
The
report
from
New
Hamburg
reminds
me
of
a
favorite
project.
Two
or
three
years
ago
I
thought
of
releasing
a
young
crocodile
or
alligator
in
the
lake
where
I
live,
to
keep
the
of
No.
th
Island,
and
Longbeach,
I
until
now
It
consists
of
4,000
acres,
farmed
in
practical
fashion
a
3,000-acre
farm
on
."lew
ZPa.
byt
Its
present
owner,
J.
H.
Grigg
land's
south
island.
what
effect
the
declaration
j
would
have
in
Germany
and
j
whether
any
new
state
depart-,!
ment
declaration
should
be
Is-
eued.
Conant
apparently
advls-
,
ed
Dulles
to
sit
tight.
!
Under
him
it
is
one
of
the
most
Moose
Lodge,
among
the
most
AND
Bit
SPECIAL
ON
Steel
Oil
Tanks
110
Gal.
Tank
S5.00
275
Gal.
Tank
.
75.00
375
Gnl.
Tank
....
S
90.00
550
Gal.
Tank
.
5110.00
All
tanks
made
of
12-gange
utefl
..
Industrial
Welding
Green
8M
225
First
Avenue
productive
areas
in
the
world,
carrying
6.000
sheep,
200
beef
cattle
and
about
300
acres
of
crops
as
well
as
some
30
saddle
horses.
313
Third')
beautiful
holiday
homes
in
New
Zealand,
belongs
to
Noel
Cole
one
,
of
New
Zealand's
biggest
building
contractors.
Its
guest
book
includes
such
names
as
Lady
Mountbatten
and
Anthony
Eden.
Phone
Leaders
of
Adenauer's
Christian
Democratic
party
secretly
informed
Dulles,
officials
said,
that
they
believed
the
secretary's
,
remarks,
If
anything,
would
hurt
the
opposition.
In
a
formal
statement,
the
state
department
hailed
.
the
Slow
Bur
Sure
SET
ON
HILLTOP
-
OLENEORO.
Man.
(CP)
"Bel
Set
on
a
small
hill
In
18
acres
nf
orniinru
it
u
nnnrnm-hpri
f
mm
1
ter
laie
than
never.,
is
the
DOllCV
exciting
nevi
jxcips
for
the-maln-'Trtnrr-'crrriwtiri:f
eow
owned
by
Ger
Wftjitejwashing.
Adenauer
election
vie
population
of
noisy
children
in
control.
But
the
children
behaved,
so
I
dropped
the
idea.
Besides
alligators
cost
$10,
which
is
too
expensive.
I
won
drive,
half
a
mile
long,
lined
with
.means
of
spinning
the
gi
V
and
poplar
and
prnus
trees
Bossy
gave
birth
to
a
little
heifer
jtory
as
"an
overwhelming
en-!
calf.
A
full
week
later,
a
second
j
dorsement"
of
democracy
and
calf
was
born,
without
any
ill-
"uncompromising
opposition
to
efects.
j
Soviet
designs."
t
:
Salt
3
vi
der
how
much
the
pet
shops
charge
for
a
young
small
New
Zealand
ferns.
A
small
native
hut
on
a
beach
on
the
foreshore
of
the
lake
give
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeod
a
touch-of
Maoriland
color,
and
a
large
boathouse,
two
jetties
;
and
a
launch
at
anchor
set
the
vacation
keynote.
!
;
The
Cabinet
is
scheduled
at
j
ation.
A
holiday
from
taxation
West
Germans
Back
Adenauer
In
the
dining-room,
the
seen-'
is,
at
the
very
least,
relief
from
ery
is
reflected
by
a
large
mirror
odvs
opening
autumn
sessloe.
to
hold
its
firsf
i.scusstons
on
jentative
plans
(for
the
coming
ession
of
Parliament.
any
increase
in
taxation.
It
is
no
secret
on
Parliament
PHONE
J58
MESSENGER
PICK
UP
AND
DELIVERY
SERVICE
Furniture
Freight
Baggage
Parrels
Coal
and
Wood
Lumber
Tradesmen's
Equipment
Builder's
Supplies
Beer
Bottles
5
dozen
or
more)
Dry
Kindling
For
Sole
i-TON
COVERED
VAN
AT
YOUR
DISPOSAL
r
r
Ami
mm-
X
mmnai
oom
Messrs
&i.
Laurent,
RONN.
Germany
(AP)
Ger-
There
is
considerably
better
and
Abbott
are
worried
by
the;many.s
vlctorlou,s
chancellor
on
the
wall
opposite
the
window
'
facing
the
lake
so
that
diners
are
surrounded
by
lake
and
trees'
and
sky.
"
The
Queen's
bedrorjm
will
be
decorated
In
a
warm
off-white,
;
with
white
furniture
and
drap-
i
iiciBiita
tu
wiin.ii
uiaii,iuu
lll.Knnrrt
Arlenniipr
tnrlnv
heiran
Canada
has
risen.
The
situation
welding
a
new
German
govern-
.
I.
ment
dedicated
to
the
"libera
tion"
of
East
Germany
and
close
than
an
even
charge
at
this
Stage
of
the
coming
session
leaving
more
pleasant
memories
be-1
hind
it
than
has
been
the
case
ivith
most
of
its
predecessors.
The
reason
is
two-fold,
viz:
CD
The
government
plans
to
ronduet
the
session
as
a
holiday
Irom
legislation.
The
agenda
will
armed
alliance
with
the
west.
has
reached
the
point
where
taxation
has
become
a
major
factor
in
the
maintenance
of
the
prevailing
price
level.
And
the
prevailing
price
level
has
reached
the
point
where
Canadian
Ings.
The
white
will
be
relieved
by
pastel
green
in
the
bedspread
and
other
soft
furnishings.
The
77-year-old
Christian
Democrat
chief
ODened
talks
with
1
"--
The
main
outdoor
recreations
nolitical
leaders
pn
the
shape
of
here
are
fishing,
boating
and
j
goods
especially
such
agricul-
fnrol
rnmmMltipt
a
haenn
fxrffa
his
new
administration
after
bathing.
The
trout
fishiiiR.
both
...art-
!"
poultry,
cheese,
and
meat-are
tn?nk)n
tWes'?er,Ilan1
f?r
in
the
being
priced
out
of
foreign
mar-
vote?
lh.at
put
fJrmly
kets
saudie
for
another
four
years.
NeithPr
the
Prime
Minister
nor
The
voting
Sunday
gave
48
TOMORROW
IS
THE
10th
w..fttr
"
.
Me"
DU
:.
stir
w
.
from
fly
and
trolling,
is
good.
j
LARGE
TRACT
OF
LAND
!
Longbeach,
the
other
country
j
'
home
they
will
visit,
was
founded
fcy
a
Cornwall
man,
John
Grigg,
!
who
came
to
New
Zealand
in
!
1854
and
purchased
a
large
tract
!
of
land,
much
of
it
swamp.
Into
j
be
mainly
the
approval
of
the
Estimates
for
the
year's
expenditures
and
the
budget
designed
o
raise
the
nesessary
revenues;
J
(2
In
addition
to
providing
a
legislative
holiday,
the
Prime
Minister
and
the
Minister
of
finance
are
understood
reliably
to
have
fixed
their
sights
upon
ihe
maximum
possible
measure
Bundestag
seats
to
the
Free
Dem
u
COOK
1
up
For'S
0-"
ocrats
and
15
to
the
German
the
Finance
Minister
much
less
Agricultural
Minister
Gardiner
views
this
situation
with
any
complacency.
In
Cabinet
circles
which
no
human
soul
had
ever
party,
both
members
of
Adenauer's
government
bloc
since
1949;
three
to
the
Centrist
party,
which
henceforth
said
it
would
vote
along
with
the
chancellor,
and
27
to
the
new
Refugee
party
1
ftUt
-
ventured.
-
It's
reported
reliably
that
they're
resolved
to
start
in
doing
something
about
it.
The
obvious,
as
well
as
the
He
sea
to
work
to
drain
his
By
paying
all
charge
accounts
in
full
by
the
10th
bf
each
month
you'll
protect
your
credit.
lory"
Jl
M
formed
by
the
millions
of
fugl
only,
answer
is
a
cut
in
taxation
em.1,"'
purpoiO-
The
only
question
is
the
scale
'Ives
from
Communist-occupied
upon
which
it
will
be
possible
to
Germany
IF
Y0U
of
taxation
relief.
J
The
recent
general
election
came
close
to
being
unique
in
;
"the
fact
that
it
committed
the1
liberal
Government
to
no
new
national
projects
and
therefore
to
no
new
large-scale
expenditures.
That's
the
reason
the
government
Is
able
to
plan
to
inaugurate
Its
new
term
of
office
with
a
legislative
holiday.
And
Jwhile
the
idea
may
seem
at
first
t
'-
"
j
The
opposition
Socialists
garnered
the
other
150
seats.
Adenauer
certainly
again
will
include
the
Free
Democrats
in
make
it.
It's
altogether
likely
that
the
scale
will
be
much
larger
than
the
public
expects.
There
aren't
the
heavy
year-end
expenses
looming
now
that
for
milk
'
good
5,
'
the
government,
giving
him
a
efe
majority
of
97
vots.
The
elections
went
off
in
com
USEITUKECAW.-'
"A
GOOD
CREDIT
RECORD
IS
YOUR
6
EST
REFERENCE"
Credit
Bureau
of
Prince
Rupert
merly
over-hung
the
budget
program
in
the
days
when
defence
expenditures
were
still
gaining
momentum.
That
means
that
there
won't
be
the
heavy
last-
plete
calm
and
left
the
extreme
right
the
neo-Nazi
German
Reich
cllim
for
costly
.K-
glance
to
be
negative
as
well
as
Unexciting,
its
more
sober
positive
benefits
aren't
to
be
underestimated.
Every
major
legislative
project
has
to
be
paid
for;
fend
that
means
additional
tax-.
Crntion
to
party
and
the
extreme
left
the
Communists
without
a
seat
in
minute
bite
of
recent
years
Into
Mr.
Abbott's
surplus.
the
Bundestag.