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Rupert
Daily
News
eWs
Friday,
May
15,
A'
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World
Government
Urged
To
Establish
Lasting
Peace
p
0
Gift
Problem
Answered
By
v
Chief's
Abbey
Seat
Confirm
VANCOUVER
0,
Chief
WU-,
Chief
liiei
hf'rv.ir'..
..
liain
Scow,
official
representative
by
the
Travel
Bureau
of
British
Columbia
Indians
to
the
Coronation,
has
received
confirmation
of
his
seat
in
ing
tw0.Ju.TlnM
PnrnnnMrin
hnunrl
CanRiiiftns
He
leaveT;
"
Styled
In
The
1953
Manner
Ladies'
Blouses
Wallace's
Blouse
Depurtment
is
showing
this
year's
smartest
blouse
styles
for
all
sizes.
Wallace's
stock
also
includes
all
prioe
ranges.
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
now
are
busy
with
the
problem
'
Westminster
Abbey
of
what
to
take
over
as
gifts
for
juver
Mi.
TODAY
end
SATURDAY
WINNIPEG
(CP)
A
countrywide
Canadian
organization
is
moving
toward
what
it
feels
is
the
only
solution
to
establishing
world
peace.
A
quietly-confident
professor
from
the
University
of
Mani.
!oba.
backed
by
a
number
of
leading
Canadians,
is
leading
j
he
World
Federalists
of
Canada
is
an
effort
to
build
public
feel-in';
for
a
democratic
world
government.
Prof.
B.
G.
Whitmore
of
Winnipeg,
chairman
of
the
national
executive
committee,
says
if
world
rule
is
settled
by
another
war,
there
may
be
nothing
left
to
rule.
An
elected
governing
body
is
the
only
alternative.
resides
Mr.
Whitmore,
the
executive
committee
is
made
up
of
vice-chairman
H.
A.
Miller,
a
Toronto
music
store
proprietor:
Mrs.
G.
J.
McFwan.
an
Ottawa
housewife,
and
Clement
Roles,
engineer
and
lecturer
at
'i"
tmi
"er.Utv
of
Alberta.
Sponsors
of
the
movement
aro
Senator
L
M.
Gouin
of
Mont--enl.
Dr.
N.
A.
M.
MaoKenzie
f.f
Vancouver,
president
of
the
University
of
British
Columbii:
Senator
,T.
T.
H?i?
of
Winnipeg.
Mr.
Justice
Ralph
Maybank
of
Vinnipeg
and
Alistair
Stewart,
"CF
member
of
Parliament
for
Vi"nipeg
North
Thr.r-h
publicized
meetings,
roadn;!Ss
and
pamphlets,
the
r
j
,
p.
s
si
',
.-
relatives
and
friends.
Most
travellers
waver
between
the
praetical
and
the
"less
so,"
according
to
advices
reaching
the
United
Kingdom
trade
commission
office
in
Toronto,
which
include
reports
from
the
British
Travel
Association.
Authorities
say
that
butter,
meat
and
sugar
are
high
on
the
list
of
"mast
welcome
gifts."
However,
a
young
British
girl
who
has
been
in
this
country
for
two
months
says
food
would
not
be
at
the
top
of
her
gift
list.
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older
women
friends
would
receive
nylons,
yuungei'
women
would
get
cotton
dresses
of
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l'IJA3L'RE
IN
ANNOUNCING
THEIR
COiUMAlWIS
BALL
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
l,Ull
sTINsoN
has
been
elected
CCF
leader
in
Manitoba.,
succeeding
William
(dcottyi
Bryce.
member
of
Parliament
for
Selkirk.
He
was
chosen
at
a
meeting
to
draw
up
a
CCF
platform
for
the
June
8
Manitoba
election.
During
the
last
session
of
the
I
egislature.
Mr.
Stinson
was
CCF
house
leader.
Ike
Agreeable
To
Conference
WASHINGTON
r
President
Eisenhower
said
today
he
has
no
objection
to
a
conference
of
top
leaders
of
the
major
powers,
but
that
he
would
first
like
to
see
some
evidence
of
good
faith
from
'i'
Poviet
Union.
sua!
design,
or
novelty
jewelry.
Canadian
or
United
States
sport
shorts
would
be
given
to
her
ii'r-folk.
t
"Men
in
the
old
country,
particularly
the
younger
ones,
are
turning
more
to
American
styles,"
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IM
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CORNEL
WILDE
CONSTANCE
SMITH
"rmiu
is
ureing
formation
of
a
union
of
Atlantic
nations,
which
he
professor
terms
"practical
vilifies
for
now."
It
pl'o
It
working
towards
the
-form'
of
th
United
Nations
harter.
The
WFU
would
like
to
ee
some
proposals
adopted
to
l!ow
the
UN
to
act
more
in-lependently.
It
wants
wider
r-
'
forms
brought
up
and
debated.
These
would
be
designed
to
give
the
UN
control
of
its
own
army
so
that
an
effective
joint
gov-1
erning
body
could
be
set
up.
To
be
be
''J
ct
ThQ
Elks
Hcnid
Monday,
June
First
Tickets
available
from
Elks
members
IV
v
.
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J
2
V
tit
she
says.
Airline
tickets
stipulate
a'
maximum
Of
65
pounds
of
bug-j
ga.rc,
after
which
excess
weight
!
charges
are
applied.
1
l'l..ni-.
n.py
tufcf.
int0
Jr,e
United
Kingdom
a
total
of
50
pound?
of
food,
made
up
of
not
more
than
10
pounds
of
any
one
commodity.
This
means,
for
ex-j
:imple,
lo
p(unds
of
meat,
which
:
mis
be
cooked
meal.
Candy
is
no
longer
rationed
in
!
r.ritain
but
chocolates
are
still
.
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welcome.
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the
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lighway
link
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the
Rockies
should
be
over
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Yellow-head
Pass.
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The
more-southerly
Kicking
forse
Pass
has
been
chosen
by
.lie
Alberta
and
British
Columbia
governments,
but
Mr.
Mac-Donald
said
the
Yellowhead
route
would
be
111012
favorable
from
the
standpoint
of
terrain
nd
weather.
Sec
us
to
discuss
that
new
construction
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1
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railway,
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