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2
rfince
Kuperr
Udiiy
lNev;
Friday,
May
30.
1952
chasers
any
part
of
the
loss
of
nounced
today.
HI!
f
II
Jtejxj
t-t
Miners
Lail
"""""j
aiu
civilian
agencies
picture.
Up
here
in
Canada
we
;
heart
of
Oanada's
greatest
city,
Not
outclassed
anywhere
elsv:
and
snow-crowned
ranges
can
Canada
revenue
entailed
in
tne
swing
of
the
exchange
pendulum."
(The
present
official
price
for
gold
Is
$35
an
ounce
U.S.
funds,
which,
with
the
change
in
value
invoivea
in
air
defence,
will
be
carried
out
by
about
250,000
regard
a
too
frequent
or
too
wide
and
convenient
to
papers
like
j
in
prince
Rupert,
the
drive
out
exert
a
charm.
But
not,
particu-a
smiler
In
politics
as
the
guid
j
the
Gazette,
Herald,
La
Press,
j
park
Avenue
and
up
and
along
larlv
where
tourists
are
con-
For
Raise
in
persons,
me
Air
Force
said.
In
1
Scots
used
to
regard
a
lad
who
Star
and
LaPatrle.
of
Candian
funds,
has
reduced
the
Acropolis
Heights
is
some-
eerned,
with
the
deepest
collec-thlng
to
keep
In
memory.
Long
tion
of
highway
holes
within
miles
of
harb'jr,
far
off
islands
convenient
reach.
addition
to
regular
units
of
the
I
I
I
f
air
defence
commands
of
Can-!(lftln
KTIfPC
ada
and
the
U.S..
the
exercise
VHWIU
I
I
lltJ
whustled"
on
the
Sabbath.
j
;
But
while
we
don't
go
over-
PERMANENT
POWER
board
for
smllers,
we
don't
like
j
About
75
per
cent
of
the
per-the
gloom-and-doom
artiatg'Sonal
touch
between
physician
the
price
In
Canada.)
Mr.
Wansbrough
said
that
the
bringing
out
of
selected
Immi
fence
GTOM
'API
H!t-wii!f
air
defence
,',r"
C.inadu
and
the
,',.s
will
be
held
dur-of
July
19,
th
TORONTO
(CP).
A.
H.
Pat-
will
Involve
civilian
ground
observers
and
the
radar
net
which
eithei.
Look
at
the
brief
career
:
and
patient
In
New
Zealand,
is
grants
from
Europe
for
work
In
stretches
across
the
northern
i
":TT;.".
"
the
mining
Industry
ha
worked
of
Arthur
Meighen,
who
had
the!
being
destroyed,
it
was
stated
at
.
,
.
....
.
,
.
.
.
...
a
L
1
i
ww.
mAAf
n
I
11
p
rt
perimeters
of
the
two
countries.
said
today
the
problem
of
the
out
wen,
ana
in
int
last
ioui
,
n-Tircai
uium
isuia
Mr.
rungi
oi
;
to.
cm,
imtu"n
...
u..,
iv
j.o-vears
ome
Bnoo
men
have
been
any
oi
Mr.
King's
oDDonents.
I
cuss
socialized
medicine
and
The
training
manoeuvre-
called
"Exercise
Signpost"
i
7BC""
'"u"
w
"m"
was
h.Tit.H
K?,'tuln
trade
and
commerce
be-
manned
and
will
brought
out
and
settled,
with
Be.mett,
a
scowk-r,
lasted
just
j
hypertension.
Mutual
attraction!
one
tertn
possesses
power,
useful
in
human
hen
n-ni.mln
VJ
rZMZ
"Zeea
naUOn
PP
lo
Pr"
,ciuee
consistently
the
answer
Air
Vice-Marshal
A.
L.
James,
happiness
as
wrfii
as
in
resoration
tc
health.
Where
ome
others
are
concerned,
one
can
be
indifferent
for
a
lifetime.
2k
r.
respective
commanders
of
the
some
5000
dependents.
No
labc
shortage
was
expected
this
year
and
there
were
no
plans
for
a
large-scale
immigration
plan.
Mr.
Paterson
made
.
the
following
comment
on
base
U.S.
and
Canadian
defence
com
0
manders.
that
the
only
iwlution
is
to
raise
the
price
of
gold.
Mr.
Paterson,
addressing
tne
association's
annual
meeting,
added
that
the
questions
in
regard
to
gold
are
when
the
price
will
go
up,
and
what
can
be
PEOPLE
talk
about
Nye
Bevan
becoming
leader
of
the
Labor
party
in
Britain,
may
be
Prime
Minister.
I
am
not
so
sure.
One
leason
is
because
Nye
is
often
seen
smiling,
for
all
the
world
like
a
candidate
for
the
U.S.
Presidency.
Another
reason
is
en
only
Whilfe
ther
mv
be
Rome
done
to
assist
gold
producers
Jn
eng
,
prlceg
ag
dem0n8trat-
George
and
Ramsay
MdcDonald
our
people
deeply
distrust
the
kind
of
speaker
who
can
sway
vast
crowds
by
his
oratory
alone."
The
British,
including
the
La-borltis,
have
an
instinct
which
favors
the
safe
men
or
the
safe
looking
men.
That
is
one
reason
why
they
get
more
P.M.'s
like
Stanley
Baldwin,
Chamberlain,
ine
meantime.
ea
by
the
recent
drop
in
prices
j
because
Bevan
is
by
far
the
most
ihe
concensus
among
gold
I,,.
iAQrt
anA
fi,
h
ovnw.
oowerful
orator
In
the
Ijjhor
UK
,
tation
is
that
demand
for
base
.
party.
Canadian
Casualties
Total
802
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
Army
to-Jay
issued
its
111th
casualty
list
'
-
MteSw
1
W$imu
metals
should
be
maintained
at
Several
Labor
party
M.P.'s
told
a
good
level
as
long
as
the
de-
j
me
last
year
that
Nye's
genius
as
i
producers
appeared
to
be
that
Hie
government
could
give
sub
!
atanlial
assistance
In
two
ways:
"First,
by
allowing
private
j
ownership
of
gold
in
Canada
by
;
?!mp!y
rescinding
that
part
of
:
the
Bank
of
Canada
Act
where-
fence
program
and
U.S.
stock-.
an
crator
would
go
against
him
piling
are
continued.
j
in
getting
the
leadership.
"Espe-
or
for
that
matter,
Attlee
than
they
get
Churchills
or
Bevans
or
i
V
The
best
way
to
ensure
peace
,
cially
since
the
days
of
Llcyd
Llovd
Gec-ges
in
these
times
is
to
be
prepared
flLL
DO
U
Put
Seag
ram's
"83"
to
or
the
Korean
war,
reporting
by
the
government
has
power
one
man
missing
and
believed
j
to
compel
the
surrender
of
gold
j
killed
in
action
and
one
officer
'at
$20
67
an
cunce;
V
the
water
test.
Water,
nprmit.Mnir
iiro
i
tiiu
mire
unfa
wuunucu.
in':
"Second
,
by
-
i
a
i
plain
or
sparkling,
reveals
a
"vhisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
ittnb
ticviuua
llftl,
was
May
23.
I)
It
line
instead
of
having
to
Mountain
View
Resort
CEDAR
VALE,
B.C.
52
miles
East
:if
Terrace,
H.C.
for
any
emergency,
and
this
means
huge
defence
expenditures
for
a
long
time.
The
important
point
is
that
the
metal
hysteria
of
1951
has
passed
and,
unless
there
is
a
world
war,
which
,
now
seems
unlikely,
or
a
political
move
to
reduce
military
programs,
metal
markeU
should
be
much
more
-orderly
and
'
under
Jess
pressure
than
during
the.
last
year."
Today's
list
brings
to
802
the
number
of
casualties
so
far
suf
Seagram's
"S3
debuiie
it.
"We
appreciate
that
our
government
has
commitments
under
the
International
Monetary
Fund,
but
possibly
some
changes
Cabins
end
Rooms
Good
place
to
stop
COFFEE
SHOPPE.
STORE
and
HOME
GASOLINE
am
already
overdue
in
the
poll
cies
of
that
fund."
fered
by
Canadian
troops
in
j
'
Korean
action,
including
144
dead,
589
wounded,
61
injured,!
.seven
missing
and
one
captured.
!
The
list:
:
Misslnj
In
Action
(Believed
j
Killed)
1
Stone,
William
Albert,
Pte.;
1st
Battalian,
RCR;
Bruce
Hill
Stone
(father),
Stewlacke,
N
.S
j
Wounded
in
Action
,
Maclean.
James
William.
Lt
!
V.
C.
Wansbrough,
managing
director
of
the
association,
said
"
If
you
must
sell
t,
advartist
it
NEWS
CLASSIFIED.
This
advertisement
U
not
published
or
displayed
by
tht
Liquc
'
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
the
real
demand
is
for
fine
gold,
both
at
home
and
abroad.
Ac-coidingly,
the
objective
should
be
to
ensure
that
fine
gold
can
1st
Battalion.
RCR:
Glare
Rmv
J
exported
without
the
expense
N.S.;
Mrs.
Lillian
Isabel
Mac-
nl
delays
Involved
in
previous
lean
(wife),
215
31st
Street
W.
1
1
rwyr
pilaws
osflBumms
arc
made
better,
smolcc
better,
Saskatoon,
Sask.
Lane.
Garnet
Francis
Geor'.
debasing,
and
to
ensure
that
Canadians
and
foreigners
may
purchase
and
hold
gold
in
Can--adi
if
they
so
desire.
He
added:
'It
is
significant,
as
the
International
Monetary
Fund
reports,
that
of
all
the
gold
produced
in
the
free
world
during
1051,
less
than
15
per
cent
found
its
way
into
official
monetary
:
Pte.;
1st
Battalion,
PPCLI;
St.
!
lames,
Man.:
Mrs.
Violet
I).
M.
-ane
(mother),
405
Berry
St.,
i
3t.
James,'
Man.
Murphy,
Michael
Francis,
Pte.,
1st
Battalion,
RCR;
Denis
Mm-
ARE
better
ohy
(father),
Dominion
No.
1
reserves."
;ast,
Bell
Island
Nfld.
Pender,
Augustin,
Pte.;
l"t
'
FI.OOK
PRICE
lattallon
RCR;
Mrs.
Mary
Pen-!
,-
-
.
..
.
.
,,kr
D.
.i,,"i
,i.
..
Iri
regard
to
possible
immedi-
.tit
.
1
ll
1
I
ft
,y
muu,,
rwUB
re,ial(
mea!4ures
l0
ht.,j,
Canadian
imiies,
mi,
wuiiuiiugii
cum
inented:
Russell,
Robert
Raymond.
Pte.;
1st
Battalion
RCR;
Mr?.
Ev;i
Russell
(wife),
4
Harris
Ave.,
'One
expedient
which
has
been
applied
to
many
Canadian
l
-lrantford,
Ont.
.
S
industries
is
the
establishment
il
r
ot
published
of
j
of
a
floor
price.
Such
a
.o
;;ure!y
not
unreasonable
,t
Liquoi
Comrol
bond
or
DAILY
NEWS
i
BRING
QUICK
RESULTS
in
the
case
of
an
industry
which
mum
WW
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