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nadian buying from Britain to
enable Britain to continue i:
high level of buying
try, is urged by
can, chairman of the Canadian,
dollar sterling trade council and
chairman and president of M
sey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd,

tained in an
Prade with Britain:
i Problem, released here today.

edhe is sending out a Jeter su
plementing similar ear
‘ters to business men, governme
departments and other purchas-

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at their purchasing policies to sce |

| More Buying in UK. Urged >|
By Dollar-Sierling Chief

“Tnereased Ca-: worth of goods Britain bought
“from Canada, i
Benefits from growing

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sales
in this coun-
James $. Dun- tributed among Canada’s leading «
‘export industries and agriculture |,

‘and, directly or indirectly, prace .

‘fitted. - Increases of
¥ appeal is cons; sales to Britain Jn 1955 compared
ine Daa itiete entitled our jwith 1954, Included the follow-
an Urgent: ing, expressed in dollar percen-
LABES:
ne- | Wheat and four 3.2 per cent:
py all agricultural and animal pro-
lier Iet- | ‘duets 10.4; lumber 47; news-
nt: I orint 11.5: copper and products,
119: nickel 14.5; frum ore 63.65.
aluminum 31.5; asbestos 44,9,

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, ‘ if some switch cannot with ad-: / ANCIENT. SITE
ae and $82 per family j a | vanlage ‘be made from United eee wats "
"yyear tates to United Kingdom SUP-| rovnded in 1219 on the site of an
The reaction, coast to coast, | pliers, jeven older fortress.
was uniformly bad—and the CBC " a oe RS a AT DISADVANTAGE settee
top. spokesman: quickly hauled] © AYE CARNEGIE and her parents, Jim and Marie, smile happily before le aving Toronto on In 1955, Mr. Duncan continued,
down ‘the’ kite, . possible life-saving flight lo Minneapolis, 3 2ven-year-old Faye was born with a hole In her ‘Canadian sales to Britain reach- \
“1. Everybody. knows that run-{ heart, She will undergo a delicate operation in the University of Minneapolis hospital to cor- ‘ed a peacetime record of $772,
ning a TV. service in Canada is voet the heart fault which doctors said would be fatal without an operation. Hundreds of Ont- “1000, 000, up 1745 per cent from
-faceostly business. Up.until now,| arlo residents, the Red Cross and My, Carnegie’: fellow workers raised the funds to pay the Car- 11954, At the same time, Canad-:
tle Parliament of Canada has| megie expenses. (CP Photo). : lian purchases from Britain were |
held that the national. interest i! | $400,000,000, up only 24 per ce ent, |
demands a Canada -wide TV compared with an over-all in-! ve
1 {service, It, has cost: plenty of] — STEWART NEWS — verease in Canadian imports of 15) F
money to get this service start- Oth er g ers | ‘per cent, including: Increases of: A
ed, and, it will cost even more 16,6 per cent from the United ! i
; ant more ‘to x it going. § a | .. STEWART— Okanagan Heli-; The Stewar. Fire Department States, 25 per cent from West; ‘
ne bt question s W what Js a Woe e eo. -'copters have been busy during!inrned out about noon Saturday Germany and.91 per cent from:
. p service, e wien or such a _ _ the: week with transportation of to quench a fire at the old dump Japan.
Pf paid for? nd how should 1 be NO SUBTERFUGE. ‘material and supplies to thejon the waterfra, t. No GuIEAge In other words, sald Mr, Dun-:
i: a | LSU has repeatedly made it South Leduc Property owned by. was reporter. a ‘allan’ soe fom a:
: Jaye Explorations of Tozento. ——— jone dollar's w ; dt
IT SEEMS to me that an annual! clear it does not. want Negro! This company acquired 30 clains | Mr, Lithgow, liquor control’ ‘Br iain for every wo, dollar’ $ : 7!
license fee. would be ‘about the, students, "bul LSU at ‘ho time m North W t,V ‘doa inspector paid a routine: o— ENDIX | 0
worst possible. method for the! will resort to subterfuge in the, nn “on i es ‘ih the Ges Miah of ee sect a during the [ a
CBC to-finance its operation. In: application of its policies,” Presi- i ii 0 Thi sou ‘tiv! tt e Graney ko pechh . | *
[the bad old days, thé government) dent Troy H. Middleton Stated in uC me : is activity i pre- wee | 2 T-A-1-1-0-2-(-N-6 DUOMATIC 5
of Canada used to try to collect} a recent LSU board meeting, amond eittine pron ib ante rospital day will be observed | wr vt W h D {
Hi government, can sn hardly ask its re- a open een fee of from 81 thet eT eaAT leader nas said ‘commence immediately. ord non i Hy, bY a sale of home ‘| 109 NEW PATTERNS asner- ryer :
+ _ {80 2. per year to Une at the board sold white’ citi- . J banakine | ee NEW PAE TEINS eT a ve
t f they ‘ ok: the. spying. frogman as Cap- inits sound ‘radio operations. The zens “down, the river” by failing “Thurber, Ph.D, is presently SCORN Sg in the Moos. Hall, This: .. IN ALL THE LATEST A com lete all-in-one auto- in
lssi nS ikewise. cannot boast: of their feat |tax was always as inefficient as! to halt Negro “infilwralion””. ; “the property and is being rsa e0Ta will be under the auspices '| SPRING & SUMMER SILADES |) mp . rs pl
ve : - lit was unpopular. Tens of thous- Continuing, the segregationist °" | by Sir 7. McQuillan with s: of the Hospital W, -A, : : matic home laundry in only |. hy
ands of . people dodged it alto- said that his group. the “South- ' small crew in the prevaralary. The Stewart Branch of Ul Quick Service 34 inches of space. Just]. hi
iW ¥ rewar re . sore be ‘
a een of. anor ee te a ern Gentlemen,” feels that the: Fe being * eared et st a Canndinn Lesion are makin load it, set the dials, and j}.s Mv
6 , 1 yw Od : ile ¢ D a Hol na . ¢
per cent to collect the fee from University "are more inter the opened & up to provide reasonably preparations for the Empire Day Ling The Tailor Hleave it. Washes clothes. i
the poor “unfortunates who did in foreine th ixine of ° ‘elore acerss,. by road, to ihe pro- celebrations which will be held: rag : bright wh te, clean . -
“| pay! than te “ae in 0 demic. perty. In addilion to providing 02 Monday, May 21 this year,'] 220 6th - Phone 4288 | Co Lee _of
There is no reason to believe learning,” yar mace AeMIC | scooss to this property the opm- ‘The dance wil start al 2 Mid triple rinses. . then fluff. Pt
that a direct annual tex on TV ing. ww of this road will mean: night on May 28 and will Ye hei! Tee _ | n-tumbles them completely he
set owners of $15 to $32 per year! | we eee ey Middle« that visitoys to the district can.in ‘he Legion Hall, A sports pro-.)" dry .. automatically, in one: a
would be any MOTE Pop a oe teen vueh not having |rive ty within a short distauce Pk) WoL the children xl te, | | r iu
There is also some reason, to] S!OUP baal, thous not having t the Ch HB BRON GEES held in the afternoon and it is) NOW wae ‘| contir uous operation, wt
doubt whether it could be col- sation exney as ey woud the Chickamin Glacier, one oped that a ball game cra be “ro -
-tlected on a much more efficient SE, son O accede tof the siahis of the district, t arranged.
basis than was the case with the | graciously. to circumstances... ae > THE MOST 6 39. 9 5. . w|i |
original impost.. 0" - Tategvation is |. something MODERN . ait |
Gs ; _— which is bound to come, sooner , DOMEN | -
nate “Here i in Canada THE CBC: has done a fine, job; or later. Certainly it is not “in- EQUIPMENT 72.45 0 ’ ‘
nt ser'vice heads YO oll: be- for Canada in the sound radioj ‘itration.” We feel the program | | | a
‘a business. It has begun to do alis a logical, necessary one and): To Solve Your Belanse Terms aod
_}good job for Canada in the TV} ‘he only-decent step to take, To Suit You jr:
field. . There is no basis for the state- |. C ART AGE As I
‘| Ifthe CBC were willing to stick ; ment that the Negroes “are more OS We Double All : ‘ :
to the field in which “everybody | interested in, forcing the mixing bee |
agrees it has done, and is do-j of races than they are in aca-; DIFFICULTIES Manufacturers Warrant} ; . |
ing, a fine service, there would demic learning.” They are in-' l . 3 |
TC / the no argument, terested in getting an education, ek |
1 The cae could go ero just as we are. if they feel they | Phone 9243 McRAE BROS. LTD. | oD
ament every year and ask Torlcan get it better here, that is . The Store Tha: Service Built |o=| "Es
le hatever money it needs to do! yaa enough reason for their Canadian — . Oe aT
its job, If its case were reason~| attendance, There have been no, : i 2325 Phone 222 :
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satisfactory, it would always be}
sure of as fair treatment as is:
given to any other publicity- !
owned utility, such as the CNR, ' it
the TCA, or any of the other:
numerous crown companies,
which are owned by the people of '
Canada and operated as public:
services.

j that they are “more interested !
‘in foreine’ racial mixture ,

As long as LSU continues to.
zke the stand of not resorting |
-to subterfuge, that’s how long it!
iwill continue to grow and to he:
‘a great University, President!
| Middleton is to be commended ;
| for such a frank and honest:
statement of policy.—Dally Re-|
veille (Loulslana State Univer-

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-shbstitute for the old absolute, and sometimes crugl, mot, supported hy the public, or! Several Windsor ministers | MIE AUKE eee Mocks REN (ik tnd Ave, West |
4. ' /ParHoment from thelr pulpits have spoken | (TEE DUKE OF ATARLBOROUGH plants the first British ( Colum- | i amas ae |
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a dbntly signed | i ht Highs nigeye (pore Jarviman of New Montréal, . iL seems, downright | trend toward drinking by. cn Reyal Canadian Ordnance ‘Corps ‘detachment at Bivester, Eng |

ROY ki: Itd (| 0s not ho nl pa dais ts adcountable foy their isilly, ‘to, compel, Vy viewer's to: agers, and the necessity of pare land, pres sented the trees af, Blenhelm Palaee on the Duke's ! \W

. childyen’ 5 delinc § 4yv hav choos between thé CBC mon-! enis selting a good example bo 2,700-ncre estate as a mark of appreciation for the use of ine | . ere

7 Juency, as some mdy have assumed, |opoly station and several AM-| thot sons and daughters, / grounds by himself and family during his three-year postins | "

- Howevei', ‘where: AY court has found that par ental (le- erean private, sons ere may be some who ree | yen ei mh ett House dn London helued the off- | e _— "
me ' ; mien, | \ ye trees, ' Pwere ' " wr ae

7 ifgueney (i ustally neglect) has contributed to juven- There should be all esse yy inion “inating | ngs orlelnally fram righ Concept Eland tron seed : Cla {S nN an S Ip 8

: a idelinqueney the law empowers the court to compel competition ne one ana consider tholr private aff iS, | aaa Ra NASON MENTORS NE

.. CHoperation.with its orders, If parents should vefuse [Canadian ca chal sub. san! espettly Wis effec. on tee: ! counts ,

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! ittobey-—tor instanee, to stay home themselves even- tty ot any kind hom the public: 282s. ii nol a private affalr, Th ree :
a ides go as to maintain a family circle as competition There should also be Oe Ne | ‘community wi the eountry. " i
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a tithe streot corners—the cout then may punish 1 ae etm Bieyorso thr had. If clergymen, of whatever, ; my
“oo Than, . A monopoly franchise, If the denomination, ignore this prob. | '
a i he ' GRC finds ib economle to enter|lem they are falling In thedy] :
a his, of course, is no Final answer to juvenile de- |this fleld, it should certainly gel | misslon, Tt my be possible for a ° .
mod ? ‘the support of many MPs and) man to be morally clreumepect, | ’
me iqvene.” But the workings of this law will be the general public, anda Christian, and sll take a: Still Best by F "
oN wiltehed widely and with great interest, The CBC should be allowed us drink, But it is the duty of a rine C y ay ¥
we —_ , jstand on its own two feet, and) good Christian to be a man of 4
——e = Sereenaeasid Monitor, do dts own best Job--and the) high moral standards, and to set’
sooner FAME thing should apply to pri- mn example to his fellow men by: i + ‘
: u . vate radio statlon owned and] temperate habits, .
- a operated by Canndlans, If the chureh hus lost some of: ' .
id “li Jf The G » Gatineau “river, T inthn the strong Influence |yonee had ‘

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