Atomic
Story
of
Canada
Told
By
Air
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
May
30.
1952
mic
energy
is,
how
an
atomic
pile
at.
the
Chalk
River
Si;VIN-YHu
British
Car
Exports
To
Canada
LONDON
Britain's
Society
of
Motor
Manufacturers
and
Traders,
Ltd.,
said
this
week
that
there
had
been
a
greater
demand
for
British
cars
in
Canada
since
the
excise
tax
was
reduced
lifting
of
the
consumer
credit
restrictions
in
Canada
would
help
them
considerably.
They
expected
that
sales
of
the
new
A40
Somerset
would
rise
rapidly.
The
comnanv
are
to
extend
their
Canadian
activities
by
exhibiting
the
Austin
SeVen
A30
as
well
as
the
Somerset
at
the
Vancouver
Motor
Show
which
opens
June
16.
This
will
be
Canada's
first
glimpse
of
the
new
Austin
Seven
which
has
already
stolen
every
European
show
at
which
It
has
appeared.
Shortly
after
the
Vancouver
show
clui.fi,
the
Au
-tin
cvm,
will
go
on
to
Toronto
for
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
opening
Augiust
20
At
the
Toronto
Exhibition.
'
lif
Austin
Motor
Ooiniwny
wi'i
h;tvc
the
largest
.slam.
.1.
lws
ever
organized
in
an
oversea
.
cxn
-hit
ion
Mr.
P.
L.
Lord,
chaiiman
and
managing
director
of
the
Austin
Motor
Co.,
on
his
return
from
a
world
tour
said
he
was
elated
and
enthusiastic
at
what
ho
had
seen,
and
added:
"Canada
is
a
tonic
and
we
intend
to
remain
there."
AtT
LONDON
(CP,
.
N(J.n
"'"
who
r,.se
frem
errl
and
boxer
t
e
hoy
tain's
hmhr4-Wifi
""'olBrl.
h:.slustsi,ne(7venc'
'rt
with
a
r-
puny,
.J.
Arthur
Rank)
m
COra-
AVERAGE
P.ION
t
is
built
and
controlled,
and
what
precautions
must
be
taken
to
safeguard
lives.
"fc:wry
aspect
of
atomic
energy
wll'.
be
investigated
by
the
hour-long
documentary.
U
is
a:i
autiuntic,
dramatic
story
of
the
wonder
of
our
ope,"
says
CBC.
SCOUTS'
RECORD
Hoy
Scout
membership
in
Canada
in
1!I52
reached
a
rvcttrd
total
of
1341215
members.
plant
of
Atomic
Energy
of
Canada
Limited,
the
story
of
atomic
development
will
be
broadcasted
over
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation
network
June
1.
So
far
as
is
known,
says
CMC.
the
broadcast
marks
the
first
time
a
broadcast,
r
has
been
allowed
to
enter
an
atomic
plant,
to
prepare
his
mat
"rial.
CBC
narrator
Thorn
Heiifiu
talks
with
Canada's
top
atomic
scientists
who
explain
what
ato
1
.lk:
from
25
to
15
per
cent
and
creaiii
restrictions
lifted.
The
Austin
Motor
Co.,
which,
now
exports
2,000
cars
a
month
to
North
America,
said
that
the
I
a
five
lii.-cniinL.
rn8i4
Business
Spotlight
By
FORBES
RHUDE
(Canadian
Press
Business
Editor
i
RONTO
Hugh
Crombie,
i
ses
and
preventing
the
entry
not
ient
of
the
Canadian
Manu-
merely
of
factory
workers
but
of
rerr.'
Association,
said
a
office
and
.even
maintenance
'
ure
before
the
United
States
staf
r.
e
of
Representatives,
would
He
urged
that
Canada
process
)ntrary
to
the
provisions
of
:
more
of
her
raw
materials,
in-3eneral
Agreement
on
Tar-
stead
of
exporting
them
in
raw
and
Trade
negotiated
in
form.
;va
in
1947.
"Ife
we,
as
Canadians,
are
not
dressing
the
association's
I
satisfied
to
accept
the
role
of
jal
general
meeting,
he
said
hewers
of
wood
and
drawers
of
bill
would
allow
the
presl-
water
for
our
neighbors
in
the
to
place
important
controls
1
United
States,
there
are
two
all
types
of
goods,
including
things
we
can
do:
cultural
commodities.
-one
ts
to
process
our
raw
le
measure,
he
stated,
is
far
'
materials
to
the
greatest
extent
der
than
the
measure
which
possible
by
building
up
manures
June
30,
which
placed
facturlng
industries.
The
other
jrt
restrictions
on
fats
and'is
to
build
up
Canada
through
?ach
day.
ier,
thriftier.
,Vvr.
.rA
in
these
also
contrary
to
the
provi-
1
s
of
G.A.T.T.
Further:
rinnn
u
i
I
j
i
u
fhe
U.S.
has
not
yet
imple-
ited
its
undertaking
to
change
I
5
I
ii
customs
valuation
laws
and
?r
administrative
provisions,
onform
to
G.A.T.T.,"
although
ipasure
is
before
Congress,
e
noted,
too,
that
the
United
gdom,
Italy,
Denmark
and
er
European
countries
have
C
with
the
U.S.
government
'
3
large-scale
immigration,
and
thus
provide
a
larger
domestic
market
for
the
products
of
our
farms,
forests,
factories
and
mines
.
.
.
more
immigration,
not
less,
is
the
cure
for
unemployment."
In
regard
to
investment
and
taxation,
he
said:
"If
the
government
takes
too
much
in
taxes,
a
corporation
plant
expansion
or
seek
additional
equity
capital;
and
if
individual
income
taxes
are
also
high,
the
individual
is
unable
to
save
money
and
has
no
money
to
invest."
mil"
i
WW
1
mm
n
nnnn
El
t
iffs
under
the
so-called
"es-
e
clause"
of
the
U.S.
Recipro-i
f'
Trade
Agreements
Act.
y
Jnder
this
clause,
he
said,
ap-1
1
nations
have
been
made
to
the
12
tariff
nnmmfsdnn
hv
Ampri-
turn
u4
'
i
producers
for
tariff
increas-
or
quota
regulations
in
regard
i
a
variety
of
items.
!
'The
C.M.A.,"
said
Mr.
Croin-
,
"has
asked
and
is
asking
the-;
nadian
government
for
ade-f
ate
protection
against
unfair
mpetition
and
the
dumping
of
!
ods
made
in
other
countries
)
the
Canadian
market
and
i
at
no
further
reductions
be
ade
in
tariff
rates
on
goods
'
w
manufactured
in
Canada
.
.
"It
appears
to
me
that
Canada
wherever
men
meet...
it's
They're
thrilling
lo
see
betauie
their
Raymond
Loewy
styling
is
more
beuutiful
thnn
ever!
They're
exciting
because
Iney
offer
you
far
moti
for
your
money
than
you'll
find
anywhere
at
any
prkel
je(j
cm
nowj
These
outstanding
new
1952
Frigidaire
Refrigerators
are
ready
and
waiting
for
your
inspection
at
the
brightest
spot
in
town
-
your
Frigidaire
Dealer'
'si
They're
news
because
they
bring
you
such
revolutionary
new
features
as
Cycla-matic
Defrosting
and
Roll-to-You
Shelves!
j
is
given
a
lot
in
some
regards,
"
j
id
got
little
back
in
return,
articularly
vis-a-vis-the
United
i
tates."
Mr.
Crombie
's
remarks
were
1
lade
in
the
course
of.
his
report
t
j
the
association
as
president
(
'n
3r
the
last
year.
'
'((,,
io
this
9-7OmS!"
DE
DE
LUXE
LUXE
MODEL
MODEL
with
with
COLD-WALL
COLD-WALL
.
iuin;eiiiuig
uuiauun
aim
uie
(
ecent
drop
in
the
cost
of
living,
,(
e
said
"maybe
we
have
Jumped
I
,
ie
highest
hurdle."
,
However:
"Some
students
have
Imafjine
this
8
6
tu.
ft.
HI
COOLING
and
ROLL-TO-YOU
SHELVES!
Cooling
coils
concealed
in
cabinet
walls
and
around
Freezer
Chest
and
Hydrators
provide
SAFE
temperature!
from
top
to
redlcted
a
period
of
rising
j
rices
in
Canada
'for
as
far
I
I
head
as
human
vision
can
see.'
bottom!
New
built-in
Food
Safety
Indicator
proves
itl
am
not
sure
how
far
this
may
;e,
but
in
more
measurable
terms
t
might
be
safe
to
say
that
no
me
now
living
will
ever
see
the
MASTER
MODEL
in
your
kitchen
vith
its
full-width
Super
Free:cr!
Freezes
and
keep;
41
lbs.
or
frozen
foods.
Kust-revislonl
bcii-typo
sliclves
NEW
ROLL-TO-YOU
SHELVES
glide
,
iollar
again
buy
what
it
bought
out
full
length-easily,
silently
on
Nylon
rollers.
No
more
hide-and-seek
with
s
ackhelfH
n
1940."
He
advocated
increased
pro-luctivity
which
"implies
a
higher
olume
of
production
out
of
a
given
amount
of
resources
raw
:
1
n
r
I
materials,
tools
and
manpower.
.
Chill
Draper
undor
freezer
I
f-J'j
AiQ-r'-
!
,
i
Sliding
.
!
rS"'
2
teigo.
all
ponolairt
Hydiotori
Sl
''
.r.
-
-
r
j
.
Food
Safety
Indicator
f
-.
i'-r-t
!
1
adjustable
s-.i'f
J
e?TV''',
!i
I
"V
DoorShrlei
"Replacing
of
obsolete
tools
by
,lrlttotnt'i
new
and
modern
tools
is
one
of
the
more
obvious
ways
of
achieving
it.
It
is
not,
as
some
trade
unionists
seem
to-
assume,
Just
another
word
for
'speed-up'."
Mr.
Crombie
said
the
associa
tion
"again
made
representa-
ARISTOCRAT
8
year
old
ANNIVERSARY
5
year
old
tio.ir
recently
to
provincial
auth
PI
orities
pointing
out
that
unless
steps
vre
taken
to
enforce
the
law
against
mass
picketing,
there
was
danger
that
both
strikers
and
public
would
get
the
idea
that
strikers
were
within
their
rights
in
besetting
struck
premi-
Aerial
Survey
By
Canadians
MB
KEG
II
u,,
'IfWWV.i&W.
CntUelif
eta
!
Gatnplciely
jb
indent
I
'
VISCOUNT
4
years
old
OLD
KEG
3
years
old
In
Far
East
1
Do
Luxe
CYCLA-AAATIC
Frigidaires
nTTAWri
a
nnHi..i
.
.
.
.
t
'1
melchers
to
be
carried
out
shortly
in
Pak
istan
by
Canadian
experts
This
will
be
the
first
major
survey
of
its
kind
in
Pakistan
which
would
be
of
great
assist-
'
ance
to
the
Central
Government
,'
of
Pakistan
as
well
as
the
Pro-
vincial
governments
in
the
exe
cution
of
various
department
!
projects,
and
will
provide
auth-
FOOD
FREEZER
AND
REFRIGERATOR
COMBINED!
(At
right)
10.6
cu.
ft.
modul
freezes
and
keeps
47
lbs.
frozen
foods.
(At
left)
9
cu.
ft.
model
freezes
and
keeps
44
lbs.
frozen
foods.
New,
excfusive
CYCLA-MATIC
LEVELCOLO
ro
Zone
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IcolH
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the
ftettiqerotor
ond
in
the
Hydrotori
regardleii
ot
oulrde
temperature!
I
''
entic
facts
and
figures
for
pre-
'
paration
of
maps.
Young
Pakistani
surveyers
will
This
advertisement
not
u
lislied
or
displayed
by
the
I
him..
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or
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the
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-
,t
'
1
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cu.
ft.
modej
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16
lbs.
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foods.
All
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by
fhe
METER-MISER
simplest
cold-making
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I
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