Newfoundlanders
Stew
Munoay,
April
20,
1953
Gaglardi
Opens
Campaign
:
With
Defence
of
Government'
Married.
Men
In
Services
Get
Raises
If
V
'
Over
May
Day
Holiday
KAM
1H
PS.
lit:
t,
Wnrkt'iMrin
I.
...
.
"
'
'
m
aill-l-M-tri'lr
Minister
P.
A.
OuRlardl
opened
i
"I
love
the
.
bill
and
said
merely
tliai
Vic
By
STEVE
I1EKDER
toria
Day
will
be
a
holiday,
with
;
his
election
campaign
here
with
The
n-..!
i
a
spiruco
oeience
oi
me
social
i..,n.
i.,.
.
"
MU
t
OTTAWA.
Defence
Mister
Claxton
an-
Credit
government.
;
ur
poiuioTa
plauorm'
'
British
Columbia,
he
U)ld
an
Individual
tw'i
,
,i
?,
nudtenre
of
100.
is
on
the
roud
to
lor
himself.
Tim
i
tf-
it
S
V.
ft-A
"llnanclal
recovery"
under
the
i
"Salvution
i
r
.
Ifcuuiiccu
uniiaco
m
"'I
-
r
lowances
for
married;
rkf4
ST.
JOHN'S
Nfld.
CPX
New-
the
date
to
be
fixed
by
procU-foundlanders
are
stewing
over:
mation.
Victoria
Day,
the
May
holiday,
j
May
18
already
had
been
pro-Unlike
other
Canadians,
they
clai.ni-d.
but
the
bill
cancelled
still
don't
know
when
they
will
that.
Now
Newfoundlanders
celebrate
Empire
Day,
which
Uiaie
waiting
to
tee
what
tne
new
hat
it
is
called
here.
j
atue
will
be-
Until
this
year
the
holiday
waa
There
s
a
sirens
paviibUlly.
of
celebrated
May
24
unless
it
was
course,
that
It
won't
be
May
18
a
Sunday,
as
it
is
this
year,
in
as
In
the
other
nine
provinces.
It
u'hlrii
rate
thpv
marlp
it
tH
n.'nn't
h
anv
sumrLut
if
It
Lsn't
cav-as-you-go"
policy
establ-
you
can
u
"'Pr.
a
t
.
.
'
'
10
I,.tu
t.u
rt,u,,
Mlnktnr
Vir.a.
,
,.f
u
-
uie
'
Pto.
members
of
Canada's
effective
Ounderson
"a
far
as
humanly
I
n.
a,.,,,
.
.,
forces
itriiied
If
s
po-'ble."
:Prt,M
had
uZ?
He
dealt
with
the
last
session
,meni
to
impi..,,.,.,,,
.
,0"
At
a
recer.t
meeting
t'f
of
the
R
M.
Holllngshead
May
1.
ftThe
new
b
ss!;
rate
of
subsis
01
me
icjjisiniuie
atiu
events
"iwr
lis
deieut
on
tlw
c
1
leading
to
the
deleat
of
the
house.
""iwordj
25th
.
ibecu-ve
Newfoundlanders
retain
Company
of
Canada
Limited.
-M'.,.-4
I?
Uhi:il,t
inhnt'Al
nat
ts
ce
allowaive
for
married
men
Tti,
..
.
(u.
i.ici..
.strong
na
viaua
iiv
m
me
-
-Shere
are
48.000
in
the
three
4
Ilia
Y
i
nic
ii
(,uiaiuic
ki
tcy
"
-
t.,j
.
..T...
...
i...
w,
n
titr
(if
ho
iiiavs
there
im
18
elected
president
and
Stewart
3o.-lal
Credit
dmuiUtraUon
on
pf.Ul.r
EtI
.
the
Rolston
bt.l
lor
education
his
cabinet
r.
I
v
Wat
v
to
cnaiiKe
an
iimv
iia
a
uiu
--
In
vm,
according
to
the
official
Homngsneaa
wai
eiecvea
cnair-
SUM
la!
.
ipitinvT
the
holiday
as
the
Mon
unamxs.
most
of
thi.
ayned
services
will
be
S91
nth
for
o'her
ranks.
Tlvs
is
an
in-rras?
of
$30
"The
Rulston
formula
meant
trnmenfs
deft-jt
!!
that
the
government
of
this
pro-
bills
should
be
pjt
u,r'
h
J
Jay
immediately
preceding
the,1"'
24th.
!
The
province
all
U;c
res-
Oppoiition
was
Immediate,
a'"1"'
a,l
Iew
more'
;ommittee
was
formed
in
St.
eluding
one
In
August
for
the
John's
to
"save
the
24th"
and
a
a'"ui
regatU
on
nearby
Quldi
l.iun
ilie
utJtuvi,
Mr.
I'hillips
i
well
known
Ir
Cannainn
autciiioUvt
circles
having
been
associated
with
tlw
automotive
Industry
for
25
years
His
previous
experience
includet
per
cent
of
the
full
cost
of
edu-
Ird
to
the
t)imipti
nation
lor
Ukduu
newspaper
headline
Demoajiea
k-
positions
with
Motor
Car
Supply
gram
has
been
running
lor
more
Company
of
Canada
Ltd..
the
'the
24th
is
gone
forever.
The
legislature
changed
the
man
100
years.
'
"
if,.
1
v&
Ford
Motor
Company
of
Canada
The
holiday
ll.sl
puts
m.s
as
Ltd
alld
for
Dait
I8
VPar
No
Yolk
;
BROCKVIUi.
Or.t
Hoth
Education
Minister
Rol-iton
and
Piemlcr
Bennett
realized
that
the
jx-ople
cf
D
C.
had
jecn
crying
relief.
Mis.
RolsUm.
he
added,
admitted
that
her
plan
was
not
a
.:ure-all,
but
a
step
In
the
right
direction.
Many
Fish
Eggs
:
"the
day
set
apart
lor
the
an-
wllh
tne
pel
fM.t
circle
Company
nuai
re;:atta."
It
is
always
the
Limited,
the
last
eight
as
vlre-
:
..
.
mer
Harry
Locltc
bou.j
l:
t
laid
by
hi
banty
htn
notitlV'for
maTiecl
privates
nnd
cn-twals
in
the
army
or
their
eouivalents
in
the
navy
and
the
P'.'AF.
19
a
month
for
morr!d
sergeants
and
$10
a
month
for
marvied
staff
sergeants
and
warrant
officers.
Pasic
minimum
rat
for.offi-cers.
except
second
lieutenants,
who'
will
pet
the
basic
rate
for
men.
of
a
"o:ith.
will
be
set
at
$J10
a
month.
This
will
increase
the
subsistence
allowance
for
married
second
lieutenants
by
$26
a
month,
for
married
lieutenants,
$21,
and
married
captains,
$16.
Mr.
Claxton
said
the
Increases
will
meet
the
married
man's
problem
of
providing
accommodation
for
himself
and
his
family
v
here
he
is
not
provided
quarters
by
the
services.
Lanoeriaaied
to
lu-.i
i
ti-
(I,
a
u,,rir
ff
Plr-
BEIXEVILLE.
Ont.
(CP)-
Pick-,
cunes.iay
closest
w
Aug.
t.
president
In
charge
of
sales.
Mr
crel
egg
collections
at
the
Glen-!
If
the
weather
U
fine.
It's
a
Phillips
is
president
of
the
Can-ora
hatchery
set
a
record
this
holiday.
If
It's
wet
and
dull
the
adlan
Automotive
Wholesalers
year
with
a
total
of
120.000.000
reutta
committee
calls
It
off
and
Manufacturers
Association,
egs
collected
in
nets
in
Hay
and
everyone
goes
to
work
for
and
a
member
ol
the
governing
Bay.
Later
they
will
be
dustnb-
what's
left
of
the
day.
Then
they
board
of
the
Canadian
section
!
anee
Minister
Ounderson,
calling
,
y"'K
A
i-'hn
txyenui
Mm
one
oi
tne
most
orutoooa
(
omx
a
luted
in
the
Bay
of
Oulnte
and
wait
to
see
what
weather
the
of
the
Society
of
Automotive
tn-
;
financiers
In
Canada
"
iatid
added
Til
giwri!;,
i
He
denied
the
Social
Credit
j
never
hatch
a
chlcirn."
CIIOWX
PRINCE
AR11IITO
OF
JAPAN
rides
a
praneing
palamino
horse
during
a
brief
stopover
at
Caigary
on
his
cross-Canada
tour
on
the
way
to
the
Coronation.
To
prove
he
entered
the
spirit
of
the
Stampede
city,
the
prince
waved
a
white
10-gallon
hat
and
shouted
"yippee"
in
the
best
western
tradition.
1
island
lakes.
next
day
will
bring.
!
(Inters.
j
Ciaireto
leffifPirsldioice
offioummk
Energetic
New
UN
Chief
Knows
Diplomacy,
Finance
Legislators
n;l
hvsicaliy'fit.
look
the
oath
f
(iftice.
amidst
the
applause
!'
Disagree
With
f
..,v
m
m
r
m
m
s
am
Special
to
The
Imi
News
UNITED
NATIONS,
NY.
fair-haired
Swedish
financ:
i
ind
trade
expert,
who
li';.'s
U
.pend
his
vacations
at
mountaineering1,
now
is
brinmnt;
p
passion
for
hard
work
to
hi
new
post
yas
secrrtary-fcnera1
of
tlw
United
Nations.
CttSIUM
VlCTOf'A
JTrST
LONDON
.Rctit:
r.si
tv'iiator
r
investigators
In
Europe
may
be
psked
to
submit
to
an
investiga-tt
'
tion
by
members
of
Parliament
His
name
is
Diir,
Hjabmr
Acne
Carl
Hammarskiold.
He
is
if
delegates
from
60
rountrics.
j
lew
days
l.it"r.
'
j
asant
iu-s::rv.
ripio'n
i.t
.
w!m
in
-
'"kc(!
i
ith
(he
new
UN
sm:h
!:rv-
j
rncrl
s-v
tint
he
i;
in
of
i
leasant
reserve
and
s
me-lit
stiv.
despite
his
record
as
i
brilliant
orator.
They
look
on:
him
ns
Irwin"
a
greit
admn
i:
j
tralive
talent
whicn
lr
orV
up
with
kii"s
ledge
gu.i.i-d
by
'
icholars.'.ip.
!
Hi-.
Vd-'-
h
of'
i.
!
lini
to
intern
it
ion
:
i
vv
eUn-
;
nd
he
sorvd
twice
as
a
Swei-
sh
reivesrntatlw
t
the
VK
oenersl
As.-emblv.
He
led
li'.
!
v.heii
they
come
to
Kritain.
the
,n
energetic
47-vear-oid
btche-Lomlon
News
Chronicle
reported
j
lor
wno
replaces
Trygve
Ue.
th"
today.
I
first
UN
secretary-general,
a;:
The
paper
:.;;id
that
mar.y
j
chief
officer
of
the
international
-viiSAssaKacss;
lRisIators
are
peeved
thr.t
in-
1
organization.
vcsUgators
Roy
Cohn
and
David
Schinc
plan
to
inquire
into
the
working
of
the
B3C
overseas
service,
possibly
to
compare
it
with
the
Voice
of
America
or
Radio
Free
Europe.
;ON
OF
FRIME
MINISTER
Dag
Hammarskjcld.
Eon
of
Sweden's
prime
minister
'
Vorld
War
I
days,
comes
from
family
which
his
Swedish
civil
-.ervice
colleagues
say
his
fine
traditions
of
know
ledge
and
l:n-
country
s
etii;atioR
at
nv-
o-n-ral
Assembly
session
whii
be-;an
last
.mtuain
Mr.
H..in;',rr.Violr'.
win
Both
Conservative
and
Labor
members
are
definitely
going
to
Pa!"tiality.
a:;k
the
govcrnmr.t
in
the;
Mr.
Ha:nmirnlJ.
liiny'f
r
House
of
Commons
whv
McCar-
minister
of
state,
can
out
a
clus-thv's
men
are
beimr
aiiowed
to
of
brilliunt
university
de-
'wn
in
Jon';Bin!j.
home
'own
'
-f'
the
Swe-Jlv't
match
uidustrv
here
his
filler
was
then
eo'.'-
cres
p'ter
his
rmme.
Ke
was
doing
the
work
of
demity
foreign
minister
of
Sweden
when
he
was
appointed
UN
secretary-general.
His
appointment
comes
as
a
ernor
or
ttie
provm-
lii"
first
of
his
st
liol
rlv
decrees
at
the
Univpi.si'v
cf
LTdomIi
Ip
Sweden,
in
H'C5.
Tie
p-sd
hr
final
honors
thr
i:i
ll'l.
nJ
was
made
Bi'liekr
cf
Lsw
In
make
the
inquiry,
the
Chronicle
continued.
"Another
suggestion
being
considered,"
the
paper
said,
"is
that
Mr.
Cohn
and
Mr
Schine
should
be
invited
to
a
private
all-party
meeting
at
the
Commons
where
they
should
be
questioned
on
the
exact
purposes
of
their
inquiries
and
hear
some
.
.
.
views
about
such
n
1
III
Mir
prise
ofiin
io
ins
oweoisn
1930
and
took
n
"-tor
s
do
friends
End
to
UN
circles.
Be
fore
the
UN
Security
Council
mteting
cn
March
31.
his
name
had
not
been
mentioned
as
a
nossible
replacement
to
Trygve
Lie.
who
had
tendered
his
in
economies
Is
103
4.
STEADY
CLIMB
Mr.
Hammarskiold
ent.e-e"'
the
Swedish
civil
sr"-vi-e
ii
t;rrt
as
a
secretary
to
the
Convul
sion
on
Unemployment.
n
rt?3
he
was
transferred
n
itie
M--
The
council
recommended
histi0nal
Bank
of
Svvden.
The
M-
flnnnintmpnt.
tn
th
rtAnprl
A:i
;
.
-
i
01
IIISTOR
Y
FXPERT
WINNIPEG
(CP)-At
authority
sembly,
only
a
few
hours
after
iaee.
he
became
Permanent
'the
his"
ory
and
culture
of
a
private
meeting
of
the
fiveiretarv
of
th?
Mini-.try
of
Fl
'
J
Ross
Pel"manent
council
members
first
HkrnccaH
V,ic
r.110
li
fioo
Hfio
central
Europe,
Dr.
W.
nance.
During
the
next.
10
yenrs
v
played
rn
lmr)it"r.t
nirt
ir
i
shaping
Sweden'
wr'ime
an-'
:
oostwar
financial
poli'v,
evi
n
ft&$
-
;
w
s
of
the
University
of
British
Col-,
The
recommendation
of
th-uxbia
has
been
appointed
visit-
Security
Council
was
confirmed
in,-professor
of
Middle
European
by
the
UN
General
Assembly
hi-Vory
at
United
College
here.
Aprii
7
by
a
voe
oi
57
to
one
note
sa
cecsust
ft
the
s
nine
'
n-juior
ei
nine
oooks.
ne
was
Wth
one
abstention.
Mr.
Hm-i
me
he
ws
c!nir-nnn
of
th"
I
Thousands
of
driver
are
changing
(o
I
ord
because
they've
found
that
I
ord
gives
ihcm
mare.
They've
discovered
that
Ford's
smooth
Slrato-Star
110-Up.
V-8
engine
is
the
type
of
engine
that
powers
the
finest
cars,
though
Fold
is
priced
wilh
the
lowest.
They've
found
that
f
ord
offers
a
choice
of
three
modern
transmissions
(Fordomatic,
Overdrive
and
.Synchro-Silent
shifting)
and
an
unusually
wide
selection
of
slylcs,
colours,
interior
trims
and
fabrics.
W
hen
you
add
up
all
the
vitally
important
"extras"
that
Ford
provides
uuu.
i.
nuiuicuuM,
nun.
marsKjoid,
appearing
youthful
"oarrl
rf
directors
of
ths
I.'a-
'
tional
E:ink
ef
Swdcn.
!
In
191S.
Dag
Y.
immirskl'il-1
,
'nter"i
the
rcrvice
of
the
For-
in
Office
ss
a
fin
ineinl
expert
with
the
rank
of
envoy.
In
1D10
followed
an
appointment
to
cabinet
secretary
which
h?
is
siH
to
hve
accepted
voluntarily
in
preference
to
a
more
glamorous
i
career
as
ambassador.
He
gained
international
rx
per
1c
nee
as
delegate
to
the
1047
j
'nd
19'i3
P'iris
conferences
and
later
as
chief
Swedish
dclesat.
to
the
Orprinization
for
European
Economic
Co-operation.
He
is
an
enthusiastic
amateui
photographer
and
his
work
is
well
known
around
Stockholm.
-
h
like
its
smooth
"Wonder
Ride",
its
Full
Circle
Visibility,
soft
foam
rubber
scuts,
Centre-Fill
Fueling
and
Key-Turn
Starling
-you
begin
to
realize
how
much
ni'jre
(here
is
to
Ford
than
you
ever
expected
in
a
car
that's
priced
so
low.
You
tan
understand
why
Ford
is
ihe
new
first
choice
of
thousands.
Test-Drive
ford
at
your
dealer's
soon
.
.
.
and
you'll
make
I
ord
your
new
first
choice.
When
I
ord
gnes
you
so
much
more
.
.
.
WHY
TAKE
LLSS
THAN
THE
I3LST?
-4
'
4;;-
VS-i
!!
If
f
l
Wii
.
iff
FIRST
WITH
THE
FINEST
FEATURES
NAVY
RUM
I
pi
::
-v
-
'w.-w'i,
V.-'
'
V
t
'
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THE
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
SERVICE"
This
advertisement
i
not
published
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JESSE
BARLO'.V,
K9,
is
the
sole
surviving
member
in
Belleville,
Ont.,
of
the
Argyll
Light
Infantry
Company
which
fought
in
the
Rlel.
Rebellion
of
18:15.
He
wears
the
forage
cap
and
bandoleer
and
holds
the
knapsack
he
used
during
the
campaign.
The
men
made
their
own
hats
(of
.
potato
sacking)
and
the
canvas
bandoleers.
r
uispiayed
by
1
he
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.