1
X
f
rn
t
cnnn.
If
Thursday,
April
16.
1953
Indians
to
Demand
Share
Of
Provincial
Sales
Tax
4
FATAL
TO
27
PERSONS
HANOI.
lndo-China
A
two-engine
tiaii,
-t,i.
and
burned
on
the
bank
of
the
Red
Rwne.
,
'
'
"
ll!rf
killing
27
persons.
v
The
left
cnlne
on
the
Dakota
raui-m
f,re
takeoff.
The
plane
was
on
an
airlift
f
iif
lrol1
.,80"c
!
beleaguered
French
strongpolnt
of
Na
San.
j
VICTORIA
(CP)
British
Columbia
Indians
j
will
demand
a
share
of
the
provincial
sales
tax
rov-'
enue
for
development
of
their
reservations.
I
A
resolution
to
this
effect
will
"'V
.
,
i
'.tics"
be
presented
at
inc
convention
of
provincial
tribes
from
mainland
points
and
Vancouver
Island
at
a
convention
at
Hazel-
'
t
'
1
'
m
1
mm
7
1
-t
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1
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v
:
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up
vmr
liiioiiii
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n
Unn.'
v,
h
INCOME
TAX
QUIZ
ton,
April
25.
More
than
300
delegates
will
attend.
Provincial
Labor
Minister
Lyle
Wicks,
as
well
as
officials
from
the
federal
fisheries
and
Indian
affairs
departments
will
attend
iw
i
1
luiin,
ins.
1
mi
ki
nw
iioMf
r.
..n
i
..1
1
m
&r.
a
-..1....
1
.
1
cmiiklv
r'innv
any
ffanti
11,
,1
,
k,.r''
the
meeting.
Among
resolutions
to
be
submitted
to
the
floor
of
the
con
ii.jn.
VuU
cv
SOS.
Kc,midih
VnM
r
m-;.
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J
Hi!
TWi.
.
11
fibni
aitj
rrr-HJWUwU
iin:
k,,
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1
l,.ut-
..,!'
folltltl
tliat
Qrr.tm.l
MJA
U
till
mH
m
jul
tU
.tiw
r
ilitMe
i.
Q
Due
to
illness.
I
was
confined
to
bed
during
the
whole
of
1952
and.
consequently,
required
a
full-time
attendant
r,n
r
include
in
mv
medio.il
vention
is
one
asking
tU.t
the
j
Indians
be
given
the
same
liquor
riphts
in
the
province
as
the
white
men.
Aniither
resolution
will
ask
TWO
SNirtKS
of
the
3rd
Battalion
of
the
Princess
Patricia's
undergo
refresher
training
In
Korea.
The
muxtm
mat
pratUe
makes
perfect
is
well
understood
by
these
men
who
carry
out
danscrous
rvslgnments
forward
of
frontline
troops.
Cpl.
A.
O.
Kcnney
of
Eeelcy
s
liuy.
Out.
points
out
a
target
from
a
h:!H-p
position
to
Sr.ii)er
M.
V.
LcBUnc
tf
Orleans.
Ont.
V
expenses
the
wages
paid
this
that
inji.,,lS
be
exempted
from
full-time
attendai..
;
paying
Income
taxes.
A.
In
such
a
case
the
taxpayer
j
Ttlp
Indians
claim
that
In
has
the
option
of
claiming
a
,
a(.cor(i.i
we
with
the
terms
of
You'll
tlrt
Hi$h
frmimf
from
your
lni-l
.iil
(.
v,j
im
ii1,
l
n
v,ii
Ihv
lum
linn
"t'nrrun"
m
k-.-i
llf.k
I-I
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...
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l.N
I.HN
IKK
ill'
Mllli
r
Tlx-
mum.ili,
ui'imlut
nrkw
irw.ii
jut
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omil"'.l'l-
l
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Ti'"
III
J
r,llar
(iij.l
ru!U
!
r
Kill
ihv
ri.iv
g'l-liN,,irn
fur
ilit
In,.
i,i
I'ic-
lnrt
-
ilhimt
irftmti'j.
Tmly,
Uiml'
f
11
1
ll
Jvvloo
Sltirt
Mi
rt
fav.
Just
a
1(111,
k
fi!i--
,!
4
wink
oli'l
tl
iilH's
r-!i'lv
lo
w,
nr.
Vl
t,(.
iiriT
of
1m
tiirt
in
Lmmlrv
liilk
nlum-!
W,.,
lti
a
II
V
I).
Nvt"ll
Mufi
tmtrtr
nti
rt.iu
l,irt
y-idl
lnm
ov,
r.
Ilur
lum
our-$li'i',-
ra
"'
Ik
DONLD
GORIOX.
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
'
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
H.
and
his
bride.
Noma
Hobbs,
daughter
flat
deduction
of
$500
from
(he
um-on
between
British
Col-his
income
or
including
in
!
umt-ja
and
the
federal
govern-his
ir.cdieal
expenses
the
mPnt
they
were
to
be
treated
wages
pai.'
to
such
a
full-
.
,ls
"liberally"
as
they
were
un-tim"
attendant.
dcr
the
British
government.
If
mv
win-
and
I
each
earned
-t,r
tiii
.'loxn
ru'e
thev
were
and
we
have
two
i
over
$1000
,rom
t.,x
aion.
children,
altos
11
and
X
may
,
.
.
-
Iwir
lo.t
llnix-
rn
li
mi:
I.H
Pll'i
f'Ml
I,.,
r,
ti
.4,-
c
,-i(i!'il
i.tr
lum.
Ait-1
li
ii
t
'
n,K!
,
r,.,llv
for
we
each
cUim
one
jf
the
1
children
and
thus
be
entitled
I
to
a
$2000
exemption?
'
A.
No.
Sin-e
you
and
your
wif
-I
rach
e
a
r
"n
e
d
ever
$1000.
il
v"
I
ball
l,
Hobbs
of
Montreal,
cut
their
weaning
cac
iU..u....b
'.marri.lge
at
M0mrral.
After
the
reception
the
bridal
couple
left
for
New
York
where
they
will
sail
aboard
the
Queen
Mary
for
the
French
Riviera.
They
will
reside
in
Montreal.
Million
Per
Day
Spent
On
Oil,
Gas
Development
EDMONTON
'
About
$1,-
whole
should
be
self-sufficient
CO
000
a
oav
is
being
spent
in
:
in
oil
possibly
within
f.ve
years,
Western
Can.u'a
on-
oil
and
gas
R.
H.
C.
Harrison
of
Calgarj
r2
iu
-r
il,
li,
i'him.
niiui-
I
','1
V
Iff
I
V
I'f
ltl.lNZ
IIMtV
1
I.,
II
V
id
i
15
i
,.lll
it'
I'l
HtDS?
JI.
'U
l.ve
It,"
m,
Sni
ili.t
'
(t.n'in'
w
you
'
m
nir-
W.
Itmllif
tn'
rtil
11,
Itif
iW'V
f,..
.
i
,1
f,r
liilv
Ml
i.f
i,
.;,
f."n
ti
n
'nii,iMa
I
C'-'l-
I
.1,
iv
i.
lltlltt
fif.
'j
Mii"inst
H'
HI
J
m,.,r
l'-il.--o
i',rA,ki'l
,n
,
in
,.!!
m
kii-i,n,
J
v.iii
line
to
il
i
t-k"
lii-m
llie
tin
?:m
WP
I
nr,
'IH,'ie
!,.,i,fn,
!-I,,l-g
sn-l
I
No
'!"'
1.
,n
I1
i"r
"'
"
ft
,1,-vPinnment
and
Canada
as
a
said
Monday
j
l"
Mr.
Harrison,
president
of
the
Canadian
Petroleum
Association,
TO
THE
ECONOMY-W5SE
DRIVER
.
.
.
I
nji.y
the
tmif
irl
of
613
Car
Performance
and
the
Pleasure
ol
Smol'
Car
Economy
together
with
the
Srrjo,
Exciting
Make
this
)uur
new
car
year
with
a
'53
CONSUL
Ccr.su!
Sryl'ng
Sei'in
fit
Convertible.
re.:t
drive
it
today
at
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
"The
Ih.mc
of
Friendly
Servi.-e"
'
I!'.
;
addressed
more
than
1.000
engm-
Women
Hold
neither
one
Is
entitled
to
the
additional
exemption
os
a
married
person.
If
you
wish
to
split
the
allowances
for
th
children,
you
may
caci
claim
one
child
as
a
dependent
n:.d
be
entitled
to
an
exemption
of
$150
in
addition
to
vour
basic
exemption
of
$1000.
.
If
my
wife
or
dependents
are
livipg
outaide
of
Canada,
do
I
hive
to
give
ar.y
addition
il
information
for
purposes
of
claiming
them
as
dependents?
V
The
n
imes
and
addresses
of
dependents
supported
by
yo-J
during
the
year
and
livin?
ouUide
Canada
should
r.e
given.
In
addition,
some
evidence
of
support,
such
as
,
.
,
Sli
I,'
,
i--r
ii--
I.:ii
5
U
!
--llU
t'-li-y
l,KI-i
m
lB-
eers,
geologists
and
others
at-;
i
tending
the
annual
meeting
of
j
'
the
Canadian
Institute
of
Min-
j
j
.ng
and
Metallurgy.
"In
1946."
sa.d
Mr.
Harmon
j
"there
were
some
20,000.000
acres
;
;
being
actively
explored
for
pet-1
;
roleum
and
natural
gas.
At
this
'time,
there
are
over
150.000.000
;
Several
Top
U.N.
Positions
UNITED
NATIONS.
NY.
Almost
one-filth
of
the
professional
pos'3
in
the
United
Nations
Secretaiiut
are
held
by
acres-
The
timing
is
difficult
to
forecast
but
it
would
seem
quite
rhr
.
t
Of
Thi$t
tw'M
l
'4
:.
BHT.
f"
1,1
L
MMii.M'.IK
"
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til
'I.,-
IN-
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in
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i
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of
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.
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mnitif
p.iii
l
nl
I
l...w
hn"
H
l.n.
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-
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i.ut
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Imw
Im
Iv-nn-a
.
.
.
!
l.-lv
nu-i',J.
itf-ri
u
ml
tr
r--n-..
Sarioa
.iintl
!
OmlJmu
l.iting
.
is
'
i
"
i
'-;
women,
a
recent
report
by
Sec
money
order
recciots,
will
be
rpcn-.u
-d
h-id
y
uld
be
sent
retary-G
e
n
e
r
a
1
Trygvie
shows.
Lie
possible
that
within
the
next
f
ive
'
years
the
Prairies
will
be
capaote
.
Txwvlt.Mr.fT
nil
emint
tn
ffltia-
i
with
your
return.
Information
on
me
p
a
r
t
"'
"ment.
"
aa
8
requirement.
ir,
Ti
k
a-nrlc
was
v.'-,
it
k
rnmmis-
i
"Darin
the
current
yen,
ai.i
ii
i-
VjiUlil.
!('
UtMHU
'i'ii
IU-l
1"
Il"
liUIUH
Mni
f4i":
.lMU.'1-
n
rl,,-l'li
ol
t.,
w-fil.
a
Solrtu
I)'
.iil
W
'
l
It1
y
iiIeIDUL
average
of
some
$1,000,000
will
be
i
spent
every
day
in
the
explora-
tlon
and
production
of
petroleum
'
and
natural
gas
in
the
West.
,
This
excludes
the
tremendous
sums
that
are
being
spent
in
the
.
building
and
expansion
of
pipe-
lines,
the
building
of
petroleum
j
sion
on
the
Status
of
Women.
A
smaller
proporuon
uf
women
work
in
most
U.V.
Specialized
"
Aeencies.
because
fev
eek
training
in
the
highly
specialized
"lieiris
required,
the
report
says.
,
Of
the
10
"weather
men"
on
the
staff
of
the
World
Meteoro-'logical
Organization,
for
example,
one
is
a
woman,
the
report
says.
Only
five
women
are
-included
among
the
67-member
MDN
IIU
Al
'
All
ol
i
i'
kvr
'
li,.
ili
liui
null
ii
Mini
m
"
"
'
ftM
-!
I
';-
:'"
l,mit
ln.i
nv
n
h'nir
Im4a
mi,
w
i.tiiiiiuiiio.
TSwi
!.n
1
i'ilv--l
i.
-"loot
!
I
hi
lii'
i-
V
"I
'
Nill
Hi
y
pr-
niii.u!
An-1
rmii.i
il,m
U,
W
'.-i-
"i
'
i,o
n.v
li-rl.
I
h-i
"
M
"''
Uoxn
n.v
miinK
.n
tin-ir
mm
H,
chemical
plants
and
expansion
of
refineries
and
marketing
Since
1947.
the
oil
industry
had
j
vim
mil,
n
'-!'
ii'
'
v"'"'1
'
spent
$1,000,000,000.
or
$70
per
uj
tiu.
b
Urn
of
the
Inter-
professional
staff
"T,
.:.T
at
vouf
n
.(iuii
i.
li
de-
.
capiU.
in
exploration
and
-
t:
"h
velopment
In
the
West.
For
that
Union.
In
the
World
Health
Or
:
!,.!
i
..,
i,,,i
i
RKM
in
i
sum,
Canadian
oil
reserves
had
V-
eanization
1WHO1,
which
numbers
many
nurses
and
pediatricians
on
its
staff,
however.
il
Ink'
1U-'
"
"
'
''
li,
ai.il-,
iwit-ili,-!!
i,
i'
1
'
n
1
THE
CRISP,
CRISP
FLAKES
WITH
THE
DEEP,
DEEP
FLAVOR
Wlirn
ytm
tvn
t:tf
of
KHIin'i
Corn
H:
k
v'i
rlth
hint
r(
lntHin
itomi
ili.it
;
r
"Thc
t'ttdrn
tMt
r
)ui
hnkcd
.
.
.
fi-
h
from
imii
rdtjtnt
ovrn."
Tl,i
frr-hlKM
i
r
ttxum
liy
miliwnu
i
f
f
,''.
will
i'iti
t,iw-cw
nxwiiiin!
-rr.
.
y
K,
'it
f
a'v
tun
F.kri
Ux
bfr(kfi.
1
tliir
I"
x
in
y-na-
Irrtihfn
now,
of
liould
;
-
r"
Vk
r
a
f-
been
multiplied
40
times,
i
Premier
E.
C.
Manning
of
Alberta
outlined
oil
and
gas
development
in
the
province.
He
said
much
of
the
money
invested
had
come
from
the
United
!
"
'
'"'
k
-n
m.-.-1-iM
FRESH
lOHOOK
f
f
f
'..Jm
nil
Vml
ill)
f'
il;
f
-
women
occupy
more
than
50
per
i
cent
of
the
professional
posts.
At
the
beginning
of
the
year.
16
women
were
members
of
permanent
missions
to
the
U.N.,
as
compared
with
332
men.
the
re-.
port
notes.
So
far,
no
woman
has
been
appointed
a
delegate
"to
the
Security
Council.
jj
ft
lu!
1'
fliM
l'ir
'
States
and
that
Influx
of
capital
j
had
had
a
lot
to
do
with
the
!
present
favorable
position
of
the
f
a,ii-i--,in
u
s
-
1
ral
l
S
'"
firnni'l
lnUM
MiW
V.
V.--feuttvr
ml
pPlr
Uil.
l'in
qui.n'i
Canadian
dollar
with
respect
to
U.S.
money.
Price
of
Milk
To
be
Reduced
at;
home
-
VANCOUVER
CP)-Two
larire
Viiniouvcr
err.
eery
chains
an-
i
nouneed
Tuesday
they
intend
to
j
r"duce
the
pn
sent
price
of
mill:
j
in
their
stores
by
two
cents
j
i
-May
-1.
Canada
Safeway
said
it
would
',
reduee
the
prent
price
of
22
;
cents
a
quart
and
Super-Valu
said
."it
would
meet
the
new
price.
"
A
Safeway
nfficial
explained
.that
the
reduction
would
be
on
present
di
livercd
price,
not
two
cents
below
any
new
price
dis-.tributois
might
make
when
Hip
'
provincial
governnv-nt
de-controls
milk
above
the
producer
-
levt'l.
,
The
F,
C.
Miik
Board
is
expected
to
hiind
down
a
decision
'nn
a
Safeway
application
for
a
.Vancouver
dairy
plant
licence
in
about
10
d:;y;-;.
The
20-ci
nt
milk
will
be
sold
v
In
paper
cartons
i
r
J
Pbone
811
McBride
St,