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lin his lifetime the late
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Improvements For Poo!

{TIS encouraging to know that the parks- board
_18 considering plans to develop facilities at. the
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work he sees going forward t
| For the hill-cupned, lak

In particular, ‘the proposal to erect
lower there merits attention, Although the pool
is less than standard size, this is no handieap to
livers, Their concern ig depth not langth, and in.
this respect the pool meats reauirements, 7

Besides being the most graceful of all sports,
diving is wonderful training in physical coordina-
tion, It also helps youngsters feel at home in the |
water. Those who have attended the Kelowna Re- .
gatta and seen small fry by the score-plunge with-
out feaf or injury from the high-board will appreci-
ule how much it means to have such fatilitics ayail-
able,

a diving

‘persistently anc intensively

mons,
”% oe of

‘by them in either of two dir

Bleachers are less important but if 2 set can he
installed at reasonable cost, the undertaking would
be worthwhile, The recent Swim Day was proof
that occasions do arise when suitable seating ac-
commodation‘is needed, If bleachers aré installed,
perhaps they will serve as an encouragement to
stage more events at the pool which an audience can
The possibilities. of making the pool.a.veal sum.
mer attraction are unlimited,

itively with a desire to exped
ithe work of Pariament—ur u

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work of Parlianieni
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they can be appealed -to speedi
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‘The Ultimate Goat

Sprane goods turned out by Russia's state-run

/ industries cost the hapless taxpayers of that

country $800,000,000 in 1953, according to Soviet

Finanee Minister Zverey, - Inefficiency, accordine Tundamental'y a based,

to Comrade Zverev, is the biggest bugbear in’ Rus- |

sia’s planned economy, 9s -
Worth noting ig the fact that in Russia, where

all industry’is nationalized, it is the taxpayer who

has to bear the loss occasioned by inefficiency and

poor. workmanship. In countries Where industry

;fthment and opposition

House progress

‘terest upon whieh

‘rules of Parliament which wi
‘be available as a standard wor
j af ready reference

still -functions‘in: ¢ free-economy, the penalty of-in--
‘efficiency and poor production falls not upon the
taxpayer nor even the consumer, but upon the pri-
vate investor whose savings made the enterprise |
possible, :

dian. Parliament was compile
,by..the. first House
Clerk, Sir arthir

/not obsolete, is no longer ade
- . quate nor final,

Kfficiency is the sine qua non of suryi

private industry in a free economy,

economy it is the taxpayer who is the

for industry’s shortcomings, *

val for
Tn a planned
ultimate. goat

badly needed,

IL is & project whiein 15 as lab-
orious as it ts Worthwhile, The
fact that he has undertaken jt
is in keeping with the reputa-
tion which Hon, Mr. Beoudoin
las been building as a Speaker
whose consclentlousness and jm-
partiality alike are in keeping
with the very highest traditions
of his great office,

Senn Sota «ee seemed emery reernenene

Stranded on itigh
WOOMES. Bodend dee Men

ANd Oe he sine Pettey, By, wis amon.
bank had suf. 13 Paskchad

Iabind loll gr. Negs layer? atid
a few weeks dariler, find
monager could swear his eailey
Was one of the pang. Naw wheat
had he wanted?

From London comes advice
that 21 per cont of the dally
hewspapers of that city are un.
der direct control of eertaln ,
Braups. This can. strangle fy
dependence, eMipple freedam of
though, and dn MANY Instryces,
the same can be ilustrated,

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“The more responsive we ull

are fo beauty of all kinds, the Open 6 p.m. » 3:30 a.m,
more elvilized we are, the hetler

citizens the mere eomplote Hollywood Cafe

—The Brandon Sun.

REFLECTS

R LY ond Reaunsces

Another trouble with our econ- ‘ne
amie system Is that as a dollar di
hecomes easier to catch, it some-d
how hecomes harder to hold,

fs eee nee

rves, although some folks may
fer, In Vancouver the othgr
ay, & manger had a caller wh.
remained only a few minutes,
_ had no speeial business
4 It's predketac BY i Ailenugld shortly Jett. . The

that in cola wi ial Amb, HEyyits siden’
the average man will live for

140) years and possibly a shade |
longer, He whl watk on flat fect!
and have ne slamaeh, Neverthe.
Jess, our prophecy he will how
and then have a common cold,

wee mtg ee

  

Mrs. Betlley, who had heen plan-

‘ning fhe aerial trip for years,
“serambled down a ladder and
catwalk with the others,

Canada’s natlonal exhibition,
declared open Thursday, contin.
ues to go strong, Toronto, tn fret
Will go cheerfully to almost any
length in order to make the
Neadlines, The latest is a port.
thle desk In the corridor af the
City Hall where ten dollars will
get you miuried in ton minutes,

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If from the spirit world whieh
Prime | §
King ever re~ | §
gracious cot-!:
tage rooms and rolling acres of
| Kingsmere in the Gatineau, he
imust be vastly pleased with the

jretreat which the late Liberal ;
Chieftain bequeathed as a shrine | 8&8
‘(o the nation has been made | 7s
‘available to the Speaker of’ the
‘House of Commens for Summer
‘quarters, And surrounded there
by the very atmosphere of Par-
liamentary tradition which Mr,
King created and breathed dur-
ing his quarter-century as a}
Prime Minister, His Honor Rene ‘
‘Beaudcin is Working quietly but -

the rules of the House of Com-_

The project is of fundamental
practical importance to Parlia-
‘ment. For it is no flight of im-
agination but sober sact torstate
‘that Parliiament is guidcd by
‘Its rules, And it can be guided |

‘tions. Either it can be guided | y Mhenat -
; along the pathway of elficient V@ Threat Wor se
and expeditious progress. Or it: THIS
‘ean land in a morasse of techni- .
:calities and red-tape bequeathed; J
jby the past in which all hopes ; London, where I shall try
ifor efficient prcgress bog down. | . ‘
It all depends upon whether the, t0 find 0
‘rules are interpreted const ”- | apg
y-:10r peace,

It seems like a goed time :2
‘set down my own
-! world picture.
In spite of ths temporary Ju
; the great power struggle, |
at think the danger of another war,
ly lis worse, and not less acute,

lers ly | might appear cn the surfa
when this is possible can 80V- | Both the united states and Ri

 Structively in the interests of the!
| Opposition forces in the House.

,est practical importance ‘to: the,
that its ruues! in

alike
enforce their respective rights, |
‘and can the business of the |

in disputes ‘jt knocked ‘out the of
over procedure in the House. The! :

first book cf rules for the Cana-

of Commons '
Bourinot.’ His’
‘work later was superceded by the
rules bookcompiled by .a succes- :

‘Carthage in three “world wars
sor. Dr. Arthur Beanchesne. And,

i before Carthage was Enally y
‘how Eeauchesne’s rule book, jf! “ >

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Vu das: h a eee t iva. ‘
the Whee eds 6 at Hvatlonidue | .

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an ‘have always acted
nm accordance |

‘ tess Oe i before a clash.
-With the principlé of ‘public in- ;

the rules ;

There are two rival big pow-

‘pasted from EF

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tory than have! Of the coast of ¢
the Americans that they are now

afraid of /GTf he coast. “*
their sanin enemy. | So, in their hearts, the British

1 1¢ British "ay what the Duke of Wellington
regardless of the ‘/4id about some of his own allies
final outcome af a third world 8 the Battle

eames pete nn wey eee tare pene ee eee terete

manor at Lot iniere, Que., 40 miles southwest t
‘is where the Duchess of Kent and her daughter Princess Alexandra’ ate staying. The manor is
owned by Seigneur Alain Joly de Lotbiniere, 68, descendant of one of the early selgneirs of New .

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THE
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MISSED BY MANY

as given 189 suare miles of land by Louis XIV,

As | See It |

BY:

Elnowe fA hibpou

it British politics today. No-
body, from Churchill on the right
to Bevan on the left, will leave
undone anything which would
avert that world war three,

“a C7

They were on 100. per ‘cent| vrovince
her. Hown Solid moral ground when they; browbeat
the ages the power ? has jused force to resist the aggres-' ping
“Egypt to'Babylon to Sion in Korea. But they did not | Wage,

a, Greece to Rome to Europe. There pave a |
ey g

imame of “protecting” Formosa—
[Which “is over a hundred ‘jntles

British can do to relieve the |

   
 

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German Shepherd Chumplon Minko-Y.Steqlich owned by Mr,

They did so on,
t the Commun-* ¢

g€ lo stand on ‘When |.

in ave th? new government: h
ithe passing of ‘this’ ower. SEeeeor China.cause to fear that they | e ;

‘instance, Rome fought her rival tWere uing the Korean war "| Bloc

“run interference"

vin. itO get Chiang Kai-shek back

* [into power in China, through the | between Pring

{Korean back door.
NOW the US. Seventh Fleet

of Waterloo,
“TL don't know wh
Wales could be virtually aninil-. the enemy, but b
ated In the carly staves of that! !righten me.

The main purpose of my
Russia, China, the U.Se\. and; /s to find out what, if
Canada hive such vast epaea | the
that they could survive even pc. danger, acts bie.
But the ight bf] y es tne

at they do tu;old pal
y God they | the

| -GEORGE B, CASEY.

   

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The Editor |
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that district,
posted on every

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But what! ing miners of Anyox.

 

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1 “feel sure a sig

Bert was really a ploneer of
If his name ,was

hy the seh trail he fathered
ut what Byittei. THAT is why the ighling pos- In the Atlin Dig
ut what British. ture of the Americans scares|the
the living daylights out of 80 | tish Columbia,
insny neonle in Britain today.
The British are under no illus-
ions and know very well that! perts feet,
they may have to fight, because
they may be forced to fight by
Communist
expansion,
scares them most is the fear that |
“* American provocation might set
“C. the fuse to world war three. |

For instance—the Americans

trict he would be
most publicized man in Bri- |

During the ten years he held
grew ° under
While in Victotla,
during the hungiy 30's he made
his famous’ speech in’ the ‘Teg.
Islature in defence of the strik-

Al that. time Attorney General
Pooley was ‘committing political
suiclde not only for himself bu!

for his political party in B.c,,
first proclaimed the “protection” ! which ts now trying to make a

of Une island of Formosa—where ‘comeback under the name of
* Chiang Kai-shek's beaten army i Saclal Credit,
“was hid'ng out.
_ . - ‘the very day tha
WHAT js going on in the world ists launched the attack in Kor-‘a
today is pretty much the same I pointed out at the time’
* ty im ey it this column that the Ameri-| handed against
me and again. in past cans had done a- profound in-
: jury to the: whole allied: morai
ey : ause by that-action, 6: 005 4, .
Hers, cithsr' of which could be. C#USe by that every ay
ome virtual world ruler, if only

A brief review of the Anyox
rike at that time might’ serve

i Bert. Kergin fought single-
“the [olmie gov,
ernment. during that strike, Mr.
: Pooley, at that time,. dispatched
ayant policeman fn the,

Oo Anyox in an effort to
the miners into, drop- 11}
thelr demands for a, living

Bert Kergin, the Lone.Wolf as:
€ Was Called, stood by the min-
rs , While -Pogley. and his .police
by the company. With th
blessing of a Tory, governmen:
j the alr was dotted with plane: mo
ce Rupert and Any. , A ey
: | OX transporting’ miners, as pris- Ree op
oners, to stand trial. for ths! . , a are
cruises even to within 14 miles! crime of asking for more of the: eM
nina—all in the ; wealth created by thelr labor in|

both smelter and mine. For Bert:
£/Kergin ‘fhe battle Of Nite’ has!
ended Anything he'won Js leit;
to those who still carry on ini
the struggle to make the world ;
A better place In which to live,
say “So long |
and a happy haven at

Sete: emcnintin tee Sent eee pte eerie tintin perenne

Came Close
KING'S LYNN, England @. .
1A 6%-ton rallway car crash,
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TORONTO—One Canadia
be killed in a traffic’

Officlals © of

fire, automobile and casual
er in geod weather

In poor weather,
they said, Is'that

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1, Most aceldents occur

 

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| 2 ‘The average dtiver requires|
| about three-quarters of a second | i
: to move his foot from the ac= |) 589 3rd Ave ne
telerator to the brake, an oper-
Was taken by many. oldtimers In | whic t

nee aL he let when the Sad! one-third of his stop ing
news of the passing of Bert Ker. | O0¢-'H bping

Ison at 40 miles per hour,
{ 50-miles per hour, 160 feet,
(lence.

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over the Labor Day weekend, ae.
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Canada Insurance Federation,
‘the ' federation,
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ty in.
surance companies, snid chances
of highway accidents were great.

and during
daylight hours than. at night or
’ The ‘reason, g ~
most aceldents || rpg ig My ty
were caused by carclessness—of=|| yp. tliat
len becanse motorists are lulled
Into a feeling of false security
When driving conditions-are fay.

Spokesmen for the federation
Pointed out the following week-

cause a‘drived does not sep what | Pace 4
§ comings-ot because he sees jt ASSEN Ser Hosni

ation which takes up more than|

30 miles per hour, the minimum |
i Stopping distance ts 73 feet—at

3, Most accidents Involye*driv- | UN
ers of five or more years exper- | 74%

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