Australia
Battling
Synthetic
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Rupert
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It
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As
1
With
Vigorous
Promotion,
Tuesday,
August
25,
1953
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r.
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PEURY.
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Per
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4T
v
-nr
TO
IMPROVE
CUF
Simultaneously
JV
research
program
b'I
way
to
improve
thp".
the
last
century,
now
is
finding
the
ride
a
little
rough
as
synthetic
yarns
pour
from
United
States
and
European
textile
factories.
1
lusiraliit.
which
Droduces
28
nusirauan
ool
rt
-
per
cent
of
the
wrl
total
wool
reseatj
Kashmir
Peace
Vote
spe'-ialized
rteltu.
clip
and
(HI
per
-"h
ot
tne-
iin-niurino
wool,
is
fighting
the
advance
of
synthetics
with
a
vltror-ous
wool
promotion
and
scien
THE
AGREEMENT
be-
a
aresultofthatJ
KCOtlrahU
u
1
l
wiaiia
J
;oneep
marklnniu..
tific
research
program.
v1
.
That
is
Australia's
part
In
the
.
cu
w
reclaim
at
worldwide
canipain
directed
bv
!
Pounds
of
the
Am-th
Tntmni.lmial
Wool
Secretar.
.
Previously,
thii
..'
iat,
an
orKanization
financed
by-i
'ale,v
lus'
became
the
Australian,
New
Zealand
and
i
u,a""-South
African
wool
growers.
i
In
addition,
wool,
'
j
Latest
in
a
series
of
achieve
a
wasted
by-pronw';
tween
the
Prime
Ministers
of
India
and
Pakistan
on
Kashmir
is
an
omen
of
great
good
hope
for
the
whole
Commonwealth.
True,
cynics
may
say
It
is
just
j
another
promise
to
dt
what
i
both
Indian
and
Pakistan
had
;
already
promised
separately
namely
to
letTthe
people
of
the:
disputed
area
decide
their
own
j
fate.
!
But
there
U
this
difference
1b
;
the
new
agrement.
It
Is
a
;
i
menU
by
them
is
an
announce-
rv.p.
nox
a
U;
TUBAS
HAVE
A
FASCINATION
for
yom--ters
It
.eems.
Durin
an
Intermuxuon
at
the
St.
Mary's
band
concert
at'
London,
Out.,
sixteen-month-old
Marion
Hern
puis
her
hurid
in
to
try
o
find
where
the
oompuh-pah
is
kept.
an
improved
metbmif
up
wool
recovery
m".
4
nv
quality
of
.sheep
hides.
meiit
that
they
have
perfected
'a
process
to
prevent
wool
from
'shrinking.,
j
In
Australia,
approximately
one-auarter
of
th
annual
ex-jpenditure
of
the
eovernment
!
sponsored
commonwealth
sclen-Itific
and
Industrial
reKenrch
By
Norman
M.
MacLeod
OTTAWA
DIARY
Workers
Turn
on
Reds
BRITISH
labor
leader
speaking
on
CBG.
the
A
other
night
remarked
that
a
Communist
trade
unionist
is
"a
Communist
first
and
a
trade
unionist
a
bad
second."
These
are
word's
which
the
rank
and
file
of
the
United
Fishermen
and-
Allied
Workers'
Union.'
should
consider
carefully
now
that
their
organization
has
been
suspended
from
the
Trades
and
Labor
j;;j?ouncil
for
its
Communist
leadership.
;;;;
To
many
members
the
suspension
has
probably
!!!come
as
a
rude
surprise.
In
the
past,
all
talk
o'f
the
lllUFAWU's
Red
leadership
has
been
branded
by
mthose
chiefly
affected
as
"anti-labor."
The
accusa-,
jjjtions
were
made
to
appear
as
the
prejudiced
opinion
of
vested
interests
anxious
to
undermine
the
;;tinion's
position.
!"!
It
was
not
difficult
to
make
the
counter-attack
mconvmcing.
'Until
organized
labor
itself
came
out
'against
the
union,
all
charges
could
be
attributed
to
;;pianagement
or
those
alleged
to
be
representing'
"Management.
JOINT
promise.
Whereas
up
till
while
longor
before
one
of
their
i
one
abov
par
for
the
area,
which
now
India
and
Pakistan
have
j
With
Prime
Minister
St.
Laur-
,t
n
th.
wavs
ent
holidavlne
down
on
the
low-
sex
crashes
the
charmed
and
.on
occasions
nas
gone
wiuumi,
largely
in
the
control
of
sheep
diseases.
Fl'NDS
FOR
KKttfCARCH
In
1946,
when
it
was
realized
I
feni
means
of
taking
the
voteler
St.
Lawrence,
volunteer
Cab-
hitherto
masculine
circle
of
the
any
Cabinet
representative
at
all
I
which
is
to
decide
the
political
I
inet-makors
are
having
a
field
Federal
Caoinct.
It's
worth
not-
;
The
government
just
couldn
t
destiny
of
Jammu
and
Kashmir,;
day
in
the
Capital.
They've
an-
ir.g
that
It
was
Mr.
Drew
and
overload
the
area
with
j
three
"
how
"
"
great
a
dent
the
synthetics
j
A''e
nuw
me
i
wo
ri
uijr
.wuijain
j
an
.
.
v.
.
..mw.,
-
r
-
.
,.t,,ii
in
substantiaJ
agreement
land
Justice
Minister
Garson
as
lsed
a
woman
cabinet
Minister
outcry
irum
coul(1
m.e
n
vfojl
sales,
the
In
brief
by
their
agreement
j
trading
portfolios.
They've
nam-
if
ek-cted.
The
Prime
Minister
eged
territories.
The
fury
,
Australian
government
decided
they
show
they
really
mean
led
Revenue
Minister
MeCann
to
Isn't
noted
for
adopting
suggest-
Toronto
would
be
particulaily
,
t0
contrjbule
an
annual
J560.000
m
Htm.,
M(jl
business
Within
a
year
they
me
senate
ana
iranspon
iuin-:
luns
pioneereu
uy
inc
oijpumuuh
.
Ior
wool
mausiry
researcn
aim
hope
to
settle
the
Kashmir
ister
Chevrie'r
to
the
chairman-
Leader
especially
when
the
sug-
:
It
is
significant
that
In
all
the
,
(n
tne
geyen
years
up
Junp
30
.1
i
AUTOMATIC
Droblem
once
and
for
all
ship
of
the
new
St.
Lawrence
gestion
stirreu
as
nine
response
.Npt-umuwu.i
...
"
'
"1952,
more
than
se.lWU.uuo
was
isi
J
4,
seaway
autnoniy.
iney
ve
pru-
at
oiu
.thi.
a
(jiuiuui.
k.i.
..-
..-n-,
--
-
c.evotea
tc
wool
researcn.
THE
CORE
of
the
so
called
I
moted
West
Ollwa
MP
George
j
In
any
event,
there's
a
j
serious
aPltnf
0VheTvT!coreU
ni
i
Among
the
Aiwiralian
wool
-Kashmir
problem-
is
the
Mcllraith
and
Montmagny-!
geographical
hurdle
in
the
way
;
met
vale-
of
Kashmir
itself.
Insist
MP
Jean
Lesage
to
un-,of
Mrs
Shipley
Joining
the
Cab-;
the
aiea
l'
.'''p1'1!"
!
period
wer
ways
to
overcome
i..m
nrtfii.
Finaiiu
f.n-ini.t
Nnrihpm
Oiilnrn
where
was
nine
Liberals
to
eip,m
1
1
s.
,
.,
.
..
,
....
Now
the
explanation
is
going
to
be
far
less
llil
Mil
III!
The
area
is
something
ke
"""-"
v
-
.
.
Tiirai.
nr.,i.
soil
aencienues
wiucu
imu
lowered
f
1
good
measure,
tney
ve
uuueu
mis.
.
ner
nuiug
imou-u,
anuj
!
.
-
.
,
j.,r.j
,ne
wooi
yield
and
Never-tloubt
for
a,
minute
that
the
Commun-
it.casy,
Ann
Shipley,
newly-elected
MP
two
Cabinet
Ministers
in
the
Im-
that
tins
margin
111
su-iuiieu
ouaIilr
tne
cause
0f
to?tamlc
1
...
.
t.
.A
-
-i:4...
...
,
our
own
Okanagan
valley,
or
the
Niagara
Peninsula.
The
land
is
very
fertile,
and
the
niuiKnrlK
nvAftuna
i
r
nKiirtW
'k
n
Ail
mists
will
trrior
a
sinong
ana.
-persuasive
an&wei.
for
Temiskaming,
to
the
charm-
portent
persons,
of
Messrs.
v.
u.r'iory
loronui
rnuuo
..
,mce-a
disease
w
hicrl
brihgs
:
ewes
and
i
;ed
circle
as
the
first
woman
;
Howe
ana
l.
u.
rearson.
mats
iueiauuii.
!
i,eavv
mortality
among
.CTT,".;
?
.Lrr
:tr:
!
member
of
the
Federal
Cabinet
DUt.
UiliCICIlLC
IS
lllttb
tne
It's
a
fair
week's
work
that
the
;
(volunteer
Cabinet-makers
have:
little
valley
is
densely
populat
!ed.
The
people
are
mostly
des
'
the
diagnosis
and
control
of
vita-
;
1
niln
D
deficiency
In
lambs,
a
!
cause
of
mortality
and
slow
wool
j
i
growth.
1
The
sheep-carrying
capacity
;
of
millions
of
acres
has
been
in-
I
creased
bv
reducing
the
rabbit
Co-operative
Project
in
Forests
May
Help
Youths
From
Oakalla
,
,
.
;
UU1
111,
U11U
ViJt
VUWIIIL
I
V.JVUI
i
handicrafts
Tu..
.v...
v,.
h
4.
;
i
perately
poor,
but
;;;Hluch
will
be
made
of
the
faeMhat
the
suspension
;;;rnove
was
delayed
until
after
the
recent
TLC
contention.
There
will
be
a
call
for
members
to
unite
!"more
strongly
than
ever
against
this
treacherous
Dassault
within
the
ranks
of
labor,
and
the
Red
leaders
will
reveal
themselves
as
the
only
real
''champions
of
the
fishermen's
rights.
They
will
tiiaii
witrjr
nave
(jiuumcu
u
an-
i
tuuunu.
inn
iiian,c
an
ouiwj
ui
-
ttnr,nrr
TKo
fi..,K!ti
-
....
iiiiriraiiiiK
uirc.
vivuuiv
hand
irom
beautiiui
things
by
ls
tnat
it
doesn
t
mean
anything.
silver
to
thread-
ornaments
gold
I
Cabinet
cnanges
are
the
sole
359
00
'
vc-uvnu
r
r
irp
Uku
hnnc
Canadian
forest
service.
i
r.nr,iotim
with
mvvnm&tAlfi.
In
cu
attaia
aiiu
alalia
oiitrtt
,
nnmntln
n
tho
Prim
Minitpr
"-r-
J
1
that
they
look
like
silk,
but
are
K
:
...
"
.
:
'
in
the
reformation
of
young
or-
in
tne
tnicKiey
wooucu
wuu.-.-
,
the
Rlale
ot
victoria,
w
per
ceni
fenders
centres
on
a
co-opera-
ness
60
miles
southeant
of
her"
'.
ot
tle
rabblU
were
wiped
out
by
i
and
Mr.
St.
Laurent
never
dis-!
cusses
them
with
anyone
in
ad-
fact
wool.
RUPERT
R;
ative
project
of
the
attorney
attorney
20
20
youths
youths
from
from
oakana
oakana
prison
prison
tnis
moSruito-carrying
disease.
i
vance.
Whatever
may
be
his
in-
and
the
are
In
camp.
They
are
self-sup-
,
rwtvtit-i
unH
wiminf
H
&
diiv
department
IN
THAT
little
valley
about
80
tentions
is
his
own
personal
j
6en'ral
s
miles'
long
ami
20
miles
wide'lsetret
which
he
is
carrying
about
i
;;;point
to
the
re-election
of
the
executive
as
a
sign
of
j
lithe
union's
confidence.
-
"J!
That
is
all
very
well,
but
something
new
has
'"beeiliadded.-
The
representatives
of
almost
600,000
m
m
.
(if
my
memory,
.serves
me
well)
wtthJiim
on.
the
.sunny;
St.
Law-
AND
ElEC
313
Third
An
plus
food,
making
roads
wider
for
the
forest
service.
The
camp
Is
at
Bisoh
lake
and
lies
the
fate
of
Asia
land
per
,
rence
beacbes
I
at
.
his
1
summer
lf3JZ77
LllV
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
nans
of
the
whol.
Britfeh
(lomViiinniA'ct&i
PatHnfc
Am
timi)nr.
i'Camfrftan
workers
have
evidence
that
those
same
.1,
To
Be
Treeless
Phone
$
i
is
a
temporary
jail.
The
boys
are
i
not
on
parole.
1
"put,"
,said
Kev.
Djnnaire
Jeaders
are
working
against
the
interests
of
labor,
1.
monwealth
as
,we
have
known
'ity
which
the
current
Capital'
it.
'gossip
may
ultimately
prove
toj
For
If
the-y.
don't
"vote
it
out"
have
tc
the
final
result
will
ber
thev
will
shnner
or
la'ter
"nshnnl
T
r-l-illv
nfiHpntnl
;!i
URANIUM
CITY.
Sask.
(CP)
11
ot"
m
'
"H
..At
-the
same
time;
It's
a
fairly'
wan,l,m
ooom"?;
laid-j.
I
em.fical
modern
Wd
sc
y
,
The
people
are
mostly
Mo-
tood
waHer
that?
Canadian
worn-
Hobden,
executive
secretary
df
tbe
John,
Howard
Society,
lif
these
lads
behave
themr
selves
and
adjustments
come
up
to
expectations,
they
will
be
on
parole
at
the
end
of
hammedan
in
religion:"
though
'
,ix.
are
ftolnff
to.
M
to
wait
a
out
community
m
aasKau
n..",..n
nrt-H
tr,
th.i
f.i
i
.
':
i
1
.
J'.-Jt-,
1-,
will
be
a.
town
without
trees,
even
-
m
centuries
later
tnan
were
some
other
countries
in
that
part
of
the
world.
vO
Rocket
Range
though
it
'
sltsminck
in
the'
centre
of
thousands
of
square
miles
of
heavy
bush
and
timbor
in
the
northwestern
part
of
the'
province.
.
In
the
planning
stage,
almost
every
thoroughfare
In
the
new
cut
mere
is
an
important
m
The
youths
are
opening
up
heavily-timbered
country
to
make
'it
accessible,
mainly
for
flic-fighting
purposes.
Hindu
minority.
f
CtC
KnAmitin
VVJ
J
lUUIMIIIU
In
full
charge
of
the
camp
Is
community
was
laid
out
as
wido
;
Robert
Deldlel
provincial
pro
,
I
Ye,
Dad,
and
i
you
yon
ran
ran
Klve
Rive
I
i
,
i
u
'
0
I
hem
a
real
"piiKh"
wild
(he
I
II
V
i,
Kstate
Builder
a
plan
that
iree-botdcredj
boulevard.
'.'.Including
fishermen.
Since
the
TLC
is
better
equi'p-
SHyed
than
any
single
union
to
see
which
way
the
tide
jitpf
events
is
moving,
its
findings
should
be
given'
IlJerjou
thought.
1
;;;!
When
Communists
are
cornered
by
criticism
!!!they
often
find
a
way
out
by
venting
their
anger
on
"'Ahe
so-called
perversions
of
the
press
which
they
"pharge
does
not
represent
the
voice
of
the
working--
JJJinan.
But
the
strategy
will
not
hold
good
here,
for
;;:vhat
can
they
say
about
the
voice
of
;
fellow
union
.
".'members
numbering
into
the
hundreds
of
thous-
!!"inds?
'
!j!
Because
the
Reds
always
make
a
big
show
of
;;;demanding
that
the
masses
be
allowed
to
say
their
;;;iece,
it
seems
to
us
they
should
make
particular
ii.jiote
of
what
the
masses
are
saying
about
them.
"llFirst
they
lost
all
their
deposits
in
the
federal
elec-
'ntion.
Now
they
have
received
the
old
heave-ho
from
tin
established
labor
body,
it.
i
"',!
,.
To
quote
the
popular
song,
the
public
attitude
!'..towardfeliWBii'i
ob4dwMii!r
litm-vawted?'
ktowh
ui)
with
your
cliildren.
bation
service.
The
boys
have
their
own
recreation
hall
and
their
own
committees
run
the
recreational
side
of
their
life
in
the
bush.
They
fish
and
hold
sports
tournaments.
In
recent"
years
the
"Pakis-tanis
have
been
extremely
bit-
j
ter
toward
the
political
leaders
in
Kashmir
because
the
were
themselves
Moslems
but
wefe'in
favor
of
inteujali4tfi
pf
Kashmir
into
the
Indian
Union.
'
Incidentally
when
I
my-elf
interviewed
Premier
Abdullah
in
Kashmir
he
never
did
tell
me
that
he
favored
incorporation
of
the
area
into
India,
nor
into
Pakistan,
nor
into
an
independ-
However,
officials
of
the
natural
resources
department,
with
one
eye
on
the
masses
of
trees
that
reach
right
to
the
town
limits
and
the
other
eye
on
the
forest
fire
hazard
this
summer,
ruled
that
Uranium
City
must
be
treeless.
V
I
I
J
CANBERRA
(
Reuters
i
The
cost
of
Woomera
rock't
range
"is
becoming
very
much-
'larger
than
it
was
originally
contemplated,"
Prime
Minister
Robert
Menzias
told
a
press
conference
today.
Menzies
said
he
would
discuss
the
distribution
of
the
Woomera
costs
with
the
British
minister
ot
supply,
Duncan
Sandys,
during
his
current
visit
to
Australia.
Asked
if
other
dominions
might
be
invited
to
share
the
cost,
Menzies
said:
"I
will
not
say
anything
about
that.
I
cannot
throw
anjMijjht
on
It."
,r
With
no
increaite
in
(he
original
prf
mlam
'
$1,000
of
lire
inxurance
aulomallcully
bmw
$.',.(MI0
at
age
21.
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in
cont,
it
u
p
educational
lundn,
a
utart
in
businmn,
foundation
of
a
life
Insurance
ellf.
Ai
about
the
Elte
Builder
today.
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or
call:
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S.
BURNS
724
Alfred
St.,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
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Marshal
Law
'
To
Vanish
Soon
;
(
nt
state.
What
he
did
say,
with
great
!
clarity,
was
that
when
the
free
j
vote
was
taken
he
would
wlll-,
ingly
accept
the
verdict
of
th
whatever
it
might
-be.
feople
SEOUL
lAPi
Authoritative
sources
said
today
the
govern-
T.
Aitirn
If
faIQ
riicrnvurM
nt.
,
merit
soon
will
lilt
martial
law
in
M
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r:S.u-
..-:.i:ir
'.'
Great-West
Lin
.
,
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
hiao
orfiei-wiaiMC,e
YOUR
FUTURE
IS
OUR
BUSINESS
TO'
:::r
rhrr
W
jomiera
were
Inade'allTnli'rd'
Canada,
Menzies
replied:
"I
lean
not
tell
you.
I
do
not
know.
It
Is
U11S
Ml'll-SIlUl,U'lt'U
ixfpuuuc
Ul
Korea
capital.
Also
to
be
lifted
are
restrictions
against
Korean
clvilinii3
entering
Seoul.
REFLECTS
.
Bay
t
not
in
my
field
and
REMINISCES
tin
III)
IHI
WESTERN
FRIENpS
of
India,
Pakistan
arid
Kashmir
can
do
a
lot
to
help
them
get
what
the
two
Prime
Ministers
have
now
agreed
upon
that
is
a
truly
free
and
unintimidated
vote.
The
essential
thing'
Is
that
Mr.
Nehru
and
Mr.
Mohammed
All
are
sincere
in
letting
the
area
have
a
free
vote
in
1954.
At
this
moment
of
writing
I
do
not
know
whether
the
vot
About
two-thirds
of
the
marble
quarried
in
Canada
is
produced
in
Ontario,
the
rest
in
Quebec
and
British
Colum-
""
People
and
property
are
suffer-
versation.
J;jng
today
in
many
parts
of
the
,
inearth,
and
of
these,
Greece
is
not
The
number
of
novelists
born
iSrt
tor
AT
A
CORNER
ON
MAIN
STREET
A
rnmmnnitv
snriiurs
VP
and'
;;;jne
least,
ine
succor
already
and
reared
in
Canada
instead
of
given
is
deserved.
Greece
an-
being
transplanted
is
steadily
in-J"eient
as
well
as
modern,
has
re-
creasing.
Sosay
those
capable
,
vealed
democracy
and
valor.
Qf
judging
and
whose
oninion
UKOKUK
DAWbS
AUCTIONEER
Phone
UlutU
846
ana
Red
IVt
ers
of
Kashmir
and
Jammu
are
to
have
two
choices,
or
three
mWhat,
in
Canada,
do
we
know
;
possesses
judgment.
Elsewhere
earthquakes?
Greece
has
just;
can
be
noted
exhaustion
and
de
ihad
24
at
the
same
time.
cline.
Today
among
the
younger
writers
wno
are
uncling
a
real
that
is
to
join
India
or
Pakistan
or
to
become
independent,
with
status
guaranteed
by
both.
But
whatever
the
two
Prime
Ministers
have
agreed
upon
will
be
what
matters
and
nobody
"
v
i
o
l
grows,
a
branch
bank
opens
itsdi1
This
nntlrrn.
basic,
in
Canada's
develf
,,
It's
not
so
many
years
ago
It
i
P.nd
recognized
market
is
a
sense
j;was
necessary
to
know
someone
;0f
identity
at
last.
(nosed
cat.
Today
you've
got
to
be
Edgar
Sanders,
British
business
,
ln
ur
P"1
of
h
wfld
should.
WORLD
PEACE
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Suey
House
909
Third
Ave.
West
Phone
Red
818
SPECIALIZING
'"tll
ncnllnint.pri
If
vnn
fpl
lilfp
!
.
...
has
been
repeated
again
and
again
"
getting
that
vote
through
and
of
seeing
that
the
decision
"
ill
man,
paie,
unsnaven
ana
iremD-
.,,
selling.
Uing,"
stepped
from
the
other
"
,
side
of
the
Iron
Curtain,
after
a
tt.
'Can
you
walk
by
a
lonely
j
snell
o
a
Soviet
prisoner.
.:
.....
Thrmiehk
IT
r,
"
That's
enough.
is
carried
out,
in
goodwill
and
peace.
The
very
fact
that
agreement
has
been
reached
to
vote
;
.
p
-
T
'I'
uivus,
l
inages,
imvwt
uuti
tin"-
"g
branches,
the
chartered
banks
bring
to
CHINESE
DISHES
Orders
To
Take
Out
Open
6
p.m.
to
3
a.m.
Daily
(jasKs
u
psyuiioiogisi..
iiu.
nut
wc
,,!an
run
by
one.
mi
llll
has
prevented
a
possible
war,
mi
There
seems"to
be
something!
in
a
vital
spot.
amMmni
Naval
Officers
Get
Reprimand
cpmniunities,
as
tvell
as
iui'
broad
range
of
banking
xtr
Xw
Urn,
"6dd,
or
at
least
unusual
about
,
I,
this.
Announcement
has
just
mbeen
made
by
the
National
Research
council
that
within
two
1
1.
weeks
a
start
will
be
made
in
''tttempting
to
move
Ripple
Rock.
nThis
Important
and
difficult
job
'"has
been
tried
before,
but
all
".previous
announcements
were
'previous
and
not
after
elections,
mi
"'
A
more'
strict
enforcement
of
Jllpeer
parlor
laws
will
be
request-
HALIFAX
(CP)
Two
navigators
of
the
Canadian
destroyer
Huron
have
been
found
guilty
of
negligence
in
the
grounding
of
the
warship
off
Korea
July
12
and
sentenced
to
a
severe
reprimand.
The
coorta-martial.
which
earlier
gave'
a
similar
sentence
There
are
now
3,
hum'
Una.h'1
chartered
mAf"
the
UukiiinnoK
7(XJ
oned
in
the
p
ten
y
THE
BANKS
SERVING
YOUR
COMMUNITY
ined
by
the
Trades
and
Labor
JJIfouneil
of
Victoria.
Who
ever
iiiihought
up
the
expression
"beer
j!!tarlor"
anyway?
It
makes
one
to
Huron's
skipperi
Cmdr.
Richard
Chenoweth
of
Montreal,
found
Lt.
Omdr.
T.
J.
C.
Thomas,
Batburst,
N.B.,
guilty
on
three
counts
and
Lieut.
G.
H.
Emer-
mthink'Of
froth
spliled
over
the
"arpet,
or
employment
of
coarse
I
son,
also
of
Bathurst,
guilty
of
This
advertisement
la
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ot
British
Columbia.
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iittiguage
instead
ot
ponte
con-
one
oi
mree
cnarges.