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. vepiey ‘ ‘search for an open spot, Haw- “awphich is sadly lacking in the
po , fuse une mn we here i sever, if it helps at all to allevi- <luys of easy accomplishme
| , , Peet ide we : . 1 atte the paln, tt may be noted Wid can only be restored ay 4
; By A. R, MOSTIER tlinging thousands of ambu- Ney en ale “EDM TON That sone eliiey in the: Unite! tare ant rece to Natee:
‘ President, Canadian Congress of Labour | lane at and martkesans erent ‘ he BATTLEFORD) States ‘ire Wh car WONSt! that. Halifax. Chronlele-Her uf
: 1eA5 ated more whole | wut of wor 7 , wrss cent survey repars thal eet
f ABCR DAY in 145 ray be celebrated more W «ry start th, th hav Sas A Feet su FDR ha slGNeD IN Taincieate
With radar i Jubvile, "KY,

; hetatet thin has Leen pessible for a mumber of
i years, There has bece a dofinite lessen'ny of tension

in the international te A Whole the Hig Ff our meet-
Bo ing at Geneva did not achieve ail the suc mors Chat had

 

' 8 Wen hoped for, nevertheless tae personal meeting of ton, D.C, the tadar car te | fouble parking aid nok deen oviate DU-lNesses utp

M t] | | r(| 1, | | Oo nsid- edsted al} attempts to make tt streets, a dalry route man mea hist as bud. ay

A . Ve W orkd’s pu ei CaGers ix oun Lo have co collide with vactues anid pub- Cmadern trugk can deliver ondy , A certaly document ¢ é

i erable value in promoting better international rela. ee rent of vu amount “ Mt voreqminny: our slant F
standers who were braced mak Wineh a rou BORE CUM, ' , ie

| ; tionships. — fore nisin sen andl J handle Gwenty-stve years age re eo with minora

bi The danger of another war so destructive as to sho er masunry sloud there , ‘ eth a tose and wagon! t one yo a bn

a) be almost beyond inn iwination, has been in the fore- su we te d wher the eat {HIS MAP, sketched from a Canadian: government map issued tn 1877, shows the divisions oC) yjoct American cilies, aeeod: amount of money. Bub it was

= it ‘ ‘ cpen-meutied: waen Ene the West before Alberta and Saskatchewan ente ed the Confederation 59 years ago, Dotted lines / sO lengthy one, replete witht inj

bs front of pul bhe attention, and it is encouraging tu feel
Bc that there has been some ineravement in tie rela-

f : cause ; ., : \ ay and that of a witness: to eactg
| tionships between the free werld and the Commun- ene had produced a car more samy” be “ause of Hts small ste and rectangular Shape, Was in’ the district of Keewatin. It WAS keen up with the need for new And it had to be filed a if
, ; r nation intelligent than the man driv- enlarged to Its present size in 1012. Planned route of the Canadian Pacific Railway, not finished | carging space, even in re- trinlleat i
q ist group of nauions, _ a, ine it Considering the Joy , 10 He coast unt 1885, ds traced from Fort Whllam to the Rockles, The solid line shows finished | cent years. On the other hand, r Ms cate. unt el deta
; So fur as Canada’s (lumestie dl firs are coneern- mental calibre of some of the reetions and the broken tine those parts either proposed or projected. Western Canada now ds | those which have gone into ees p ne eayate twas ‘tard
' cdl, the industrial situation is undoubtedly very much drivers who clog our streets | coven with nonetwork of rail-lnes and the CPR main ine ts much further south thrown aren ttn have made sce headwas rae Ut asted virtually: Uveryt
better than it was a vear ago, and itis anticipated every fay. int mentee ‘ Sond Calvary, CP Photos i ust tk iy oust eh Het exec the great-yrint@
coupe 1" \ , ' small achievement, However,» 6 a extnitiedy FHOTE! mother's malden name,
that the cusrent year Will he among the most produces tyiv an achievement that may . i Hany ene hash solved 1 complet" pravate anaividaadsoltent h
{ive in our history, Some industries are still suffer- change cur way of Jie, untess Cal, Ces, i worse er ao § , Cy : ly. been blamed for seeking security
; ing from setbacks, but the everall picture is reasun- the ambulance and under " Go the whole, the Hines of ae- rather than enterprisingly tax
: ably satiste CLOLY, takers’ lobby manages to have Hon are much the same as Utuse Inge a chance, ‘This particulag
f i ‘ radar cars made Hlegal. lid na waleh Binmenton has been dosument, however, proved: ing
F The labor movement In Can: ida hus seen some That Isn't all, Premier Ben- 0 ears 0 rOSPETOus row working in reeent years: redae- dividuals aren't alone ut auld
F noteworthy developments since last Labar Dav, The (| nett of Brithh Columbla is 'tlon ol curb parking dawnlown, ‘lag business firm wag laaving
. st rant of P ses Thea nic rated mere er be- having B.C. government cars - ty PHIL ADLER the United States. Produetion ing wells In 30 flelds, production - Ih some eases ta the extreme on tating te chance at al, ‘polng
3 mo im a les ( il \, " ( a ye rc ‘ } fitted with satety bests; and | Conadiiun Press Stanh Writer climbed to 340,275 tons by 1906. In 1954 was 87,713,855 barrels of of banning Ht altogether: prove ty creat pains, in tri plieate, té
Lwveen the Prades and Labor Coneress of Canada an somewhere fy the United EDMONTON 9 -Fifty years of The all-time peak was reached in crade olf valued at about $227 ston of more olfectreet parking |r vor its own security, Dig
4 the Canadian Congress of Labour, A merger ituree- ene iesraen has ben prewress va rep a Pa when production hit 8,824,- 000,000. ne fos production pace pet abe und a ike tr mines learn all pboug
; “ Mp ; : 1 ~ that hedges of rose bush ab ooreueht Alberta cut of the wiht 453 tons, wes worth nearl $2,000,000. Sgtouad, imtredaedon ep zoning this triptteate preeedure | frong
ment has alve: uy heen approved by il convention of the side of the road will bring +06 a0 frontier eronamy into; But the inereasad use of oll for HOGER NEW PLANTS re headelins buitders to die governments, or viee vers
the Trades and Luthor C ONLTeSS af C anada, and it is a careening car to a stop ao yravines of erowing wealth, energy depressed the coal mar- The petrochemfeal field — is elude parking ficdiities In new Surely toe costs of doing! busid
| expected t that this will also be apprey ed at aconven- shower of petals with little Alberta's economy ow ss more ket. Production last year was growing by leaps and bounds. , construction, news, public or private, must
i : “tha (area) ‘anurose af |e .t ' yy damage. diversified, but agriculture still 4,859,136 tons—almost half the Multimillion dollar plants have Tt would therefore seem reas increased when such simpig
Hon of the t anadian ( ongress of Labour mn (etober - Car and driver wind up ina ie the mainstay of the provine: 186 figure. The province has been butt in the last couple of sonable to continue action dong: things must be done thre
po NEN It Is Noten urthy that simile ACLION Is DEM fragrant thicket with no jow celebrating ite golden jubi. the largest-known coal reserves years In the Edmonton area to such lines here, se Jong as the times! 1 |
taken in the United States to bring together Into _ Worse Injury than se Se lee, Deve lopment of natural ree bn Canada. procuee plasties synthetle fibres, - ree situation iu the cemeral ~-Windsor! Star
one ‘the Amenean Federation of Labor and the _ thes te the arm which is still sourees, mainkoil and nature ALLIED INDUSTRIES fertilizer and the lke. _Ustiet though hot is bad as’ rent
1 ne body the American | ederation of Labor and the out the window elying the eis, is inereasingly vital to the The dollar value of chemicals {-me In the States, demands BELGIAN LAW !

“Cohgress of Industrial Organizations,
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The svienlists are trying ta. |
take all the fun out of driving. |
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cn the raseads, theyll make it,

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a pilestrha ora trate
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montun is not Gpak to question.
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lturlsts who repeatedly have lo
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jehunee, ny leis thin 125,000 moe;
j Uarists joukey dauy lor P7000.
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mark the present boundaries of the Prairie provinces. In 1877 all of Alberla und Sa:katehewan
lay within the North West Territory. Most of what now is Manitoba, once Known ag the “postage

When farming and ranchine
economle health of the provines prew

. . allied Industrles began te
ard js slowly bringing about the

appear, A woollen mill wps es.

‘Que to the survey, have anaes
| tae soaring atitomabile regjstra-
| Moris and have done ttle to

further hnprovement.
eb dimonton diana:

and chemical products increased
to $11,000,000 in 1952-from sieht.

| Other Papers Say ..

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tor, The whole pattern Is of &
plece, typified by speed in ph;
of Jetsure, faellity. in place
thoroughness, the Pavement
place of the good earth:

A certaln sense cf ache
ment favolved in’ ovexcdinig
Uiffleulty breeds a mental. en
tlonal and spiritual

 

Goverbincais hive been my
blamed for thely red tape;
heb peschant for having (ocd

veal ubide hy triplicate, Record u
experience makes us wonder

pon, Which required the signa
ture in three different pk ied

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anes ther tests to see ff the bushes jneustrialization of an agricul. ¢ ‘ ‘ “ly above $1,000,000 fn 1941, The - TON.
unions, have obtained improvements in wages and . een astral, an agricti- tablished in 1883, and Alberta's 800, M1. a co
‘ark ‘ li ‘ hor of indust a The retain their hounce hn winter tural aren, first cheese factory started in fietease is more slenifleant when PRICE OF PROGRESS
working conditions ina number of industri¢ Call these busyboities sut- Estimated value ot agrieuttura! gyeae SUCRE TRGtOre ATL IM eis realized hat large-seale | We ove tine aud is! ar by all!
eB increased purchasing power thus made available ceed in thelr aie they wn production bit year was $619- started the first meat packing Chemical manifacturing did not cur modern devices and then Chi Di I.
P helps to keep the wheels of industry moving, and pro- Make the roads safe tof nit= 348,000 conpared with $16428- siant in Calgary, forerunner of Deein until last year. ‘The chem te preeed to AN up the time nese (s V3
F wits and normal citizens alike, YOR whe we “al industry ranked eiphth {nso saved by piinedne Inta a fer
c te the HI} dne of the { hole. Ther (U0 in 105 when Abserta became 2 multimiltion dollar packing ical industry ranked elphth fn so saved by pluneine Into n fer
i motes Ue WeH-Ncing’ 0 it lena ion dk a WHOIC Cre and the usefulness uf the province. Value of petroleum oase industry. value of production among Al- vish whirlpool of other cetiyi- {IP SUEY .
- has also been a notable increase inthe membership of — automobile as a device | for rroduetion in 1954 was estimate! “"Atherta's forests were also tap. UNE Manufacturing industries Ges, so that the lelsure wach we Ch low MEIN]
“Tabor unions, as more and more workers ree ilize the vhmating the unfit will’ be it $227,872.00, but 59 years a6 peg, as lumber was needed for nee. loi amd 1989 ao have ee te
* desirabili @ Vout . there wis Hone, development. In 1917. there were Between 194E and 1953) the can do so many titngs faster
lesirability of joining forces and working together “You would expeer the auf) sper PARMER Sy mit ivaduelne sr4 00h worth, NOS! Value of Manufacturing In and more easily thal speed and Open 6 p.m.-3:30 a.m.

for the common good,
© Asaresult of the merger of the two great labor
“centres in Canada, the subeneth and influence of or-
ranized labor in C anada will be ereatly Increased, In
the past, policies affecting the interests of the work-
érs were determined by either employers or by gov-

mobile to be tamed only by
some othey product of the ma-
chine age Radar answers that

_ deszription. But far a safety

wall aleng the road, engineers

‘af the historleal soctets of Al,

of timber annually. Last year’s
wile of forestry production was

berta, says the first attemnt by set at $14,160,000.
a white man to ti the soll we There had been sporadic ef-

Hugh A. Deapsey. a member

don’t bother w

— conerete or new,
ant Schmolium.

reinforced
staln-resist -

ith

Lake Athabusea.

jn 1779 when Peter
with the North West Company
planted a “kitehen garden" near the first big boom in 1941,

Pond, a trades

forts at exploration for all since
WoL but Turner valley provided

Operations fn the field reachea

case become the Rey words of
war dives. We don't read bcoks
and Magazines: we read digests.
We don't watk' we ro da the ear,
We don't plow barefoor behind a
Teac dicrsest weedtive da tats

Alberta Increased by approxi-
mately $400,000,000 to $541,000,-
O10 The number of employees
increased from nearly 17.000 to
34.000.
NOME ON THE RANGE

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ernments, or both, without the workers themselves
having any Voice in the determination of such poli-
cies, Ina democraey, every substantial group should
be ina position to OXPTCSS its opinion regarding: mat-

Instead, they employ a rese
bush. There ts something re-
freshing about Nature being
called up as an ally against
the unruly machine,

the Nvestock trade and the rest
keeping up a $38.000.000 dairy
industry. Livestock marketed
last year was valuted at $140,000. |
Of---an

But, he says, the real develap- their peak In 1042 when Turne:
ment of agriculture in what now Yeley delivered more than 10.-
is Alberta was started by Rogan 000000 barrels, for a tot ct
Catholic Qblate priests at thelr Nearly 56,000, 000 In 88 years ot

    
    
      
    
 
 

ters of concern to it, and to give such matters the ut- When ali the highways fromm isslons The frst wheat was a hee thal revlon, year. $7,000,000 »
1 ; \ ' toast to coast are fenced tn frown at Lae fla Behe py T8545, OH, PROSPERITY en \
t “Most possihle support. In Tature the ¢ ‘aanadian labor with roses, the landscape may This set up fleld craps as the A new search, spurred by the 4. ee easy comtetbtlor ra
mm movement Will be in that postion, with resultant — be Monotonsus, but ie will be maior product of the land. Last Second World War, was rewarded ne ¥ cont '

" 4 - ’ : lay we pr ' Ng \ ys beseanay 7 ow voy Hooming agriculture production
benefit to the workers themselves, to ¢ anada, and tO safe, and easy on the eve and vear’s crop, with wheat topping in February, 147, when Iniperial enear beets and Vertetatsles are

 

 

   

 

. met ati tha wap nose, So far, Hewers have not Che Hist, was valued at $302090,- 01 Ltd. brought In tts famous 4 ae vadletacl ! 1i§ THE TIME TO PLAN
the rest of the world, been made te grow fy the 060--nearly double the 1908 fia- Ledue No. Ll That was the be- nie ri ash Latad rodheethon .
tremens form of advertising miessayes, ure. Moning of Alberta's current: ail from 730,000 eres of irrigated FOR WINTER HEATING
and one hopes they never will, First attempt to develop Al- prosperity whieh has made the hand was vahued at $700 ann
fuses From B.C. to Newfoundland berta’s natural resourees was in province the most) prolite — oi! "? ‘esent nlans call for anothe: NEEDS...
BA CK lO SCHOOL MEMO It will be roses, roses ail the 1869 when coal was discovered: area in the commonwealth. 10.000 heres Lb he brotught under '
way. ner Lethbridge and exported ta | With more than 5.000 produ uegation in the near fature, me
ve memamae e comararmmcenmaeeenpaaaeawemcrnes, Population was not left out of mm
ett Mberta's growth, There were FD Be
| ve OT AWA AR By Norman M, Master 100.000 residents when the prov- Sie re
: Ince was established $0 years: U i ‘
ago, The figure how stands at \
‘ \ ‘On the r¢ al @ 1 ‘ lightly more than 1,000,000, an: ' ‘
j GIRLS ' BOYS. Qn: the 15,000.mile combined + énnicting opposition, aehtovermuit: Inally employed in the! non-pare ss uM ne i fi . :
to bead! eyeaking and’ oraantzation tow © sghe session— the flltiustan isin afflee of Clerk of the Privy over-all density of about 479 OIL BEATERS, WILL ee apelin |

percons a square mile.

CABINET SUNISTER
OSLO G- Mrs, Aase Bjerkholt, |
Norway's mingter of family and.
sanainnen iA, is the subjert
4the lo k ‘Mathes OF Pour In!
Nerwows Colenet! days Jorunn
Jee nn |

Council that Rt Hon, Mr &t.
Laurent decided ta clevate hin
fo the Cabinet. Twas the andy
way dn which he eauld retain the
Piekersgill talent for plirase-
Making without dneurring ert:

agatns it the Defence Production
DI was strietly his own idea Ti
wre so much his own tdew Chit
aue Of hisomost ennent follow.
ers Who di’t agree, with tt
went home to his) constituency
until it was over, ‘That tudivid, cism from the Opposition part
wal was po less a person thin des whieh he had ta reeopnize as
Geneva) GR. Pearkes of Beith’ cosentially valid,

Columbia,

PILL THE BILL

CONTACT
GORDON « ANDERSON

upon whieh Hon, Georre Drew Hi

set out this Week he will be do-
ne something that ne olher
Ieader of alther of the old-line
parties has done dn well over a
quarter of a eentury,

He will be writing his awn
epecehes | Anything that he gevs
{ny public may be used ether fay

SADDLES, OXEOTDS,

RUNNERS, OVER SIEGES

LOAPERS, SON
PATENT STIRADS,

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LEATHER BOOTS,

REBDERS, OXFORDS,
SOX, OVER STOKES,
RUNNERS, SCAMPERS

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or apalnst him. For ft will be So far the polley af personel Hy alewances Wits faker any PONE
strictly hia awn, leadership bas pald off, Sinee Sent ctniost ab birth and pres vears age by Mranee and Ate
poem one Hon Mr. Drew stopped: reli, Bre@rses rapidly, trata, e
VEAR Not since the early days ofthe bpoen the party hlearehy ti fo- OOO TINE: SRL RCS TAN ACORN ELC. ACR,

» ronto and: the so-eulled) brain.
Crusters tn Ottawa be has start
ed to make real headway. Favor.
able comment tipon his perform
ance fa replacing the eritiedsn
that wus formerly current.

Drew has been quick to kena
the change, And it ds evident
that he has no Intention ef re-
verting to the old and lesa prot.
tahle wiy of doing thhags.

ROB Bennett leadership divs:
Oe tadn of ether af the miafor.
parties defe Partament HAL on
wn extended Cour without equin-
ere hhnself with a seereeartat
dedaned ta place dn his tarda,
the words {hat aibsequently
Would pour fram his mouth. A
top-level wide with a gilt for
idens and with fellity for cress-
Ing theme up in the English dine
pipe Das come to be regarded
HAé exsenthil ta any party lendor'! At least one of the present
Hndertaking miy sort of a amdor Cabmet Minkiters owes hls pest
eumnpalgntng town, ‘Thats what to his yen fay speceh making
‘makes Hon. Mr. Drew's deelsion Hone, Wekersplll used to
‘to dispense with one on his pres. perfarm that chore for both the
tht Odyssey so revolutionary. late Prime Minister” Markenzle
The PC chleftain started lo do, King as well as for lhe present.
things on hls own when he eame Teyme Minister, Tt waa when
hack to Padiament after dis dle dhe PCs objected to him carry.
WHY af i your ago The cube dos out Chis finetion while hom,

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