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cert int thé current Alaska Music Trail series, PRIME Minister Nehru's

The artist is'a'-talented American pianist, "rank
Glazer, who has played with leading symphony or-
chestras in North America and made four suecess-

ful tours of Murope, : | ,
» Since there are only four Alaska Music Trail

‘, ato an ‘Geas Way 1S j mive a cnger at
concerts in each eason, there is always a danger that ‘reachine offeet throughout all
Asia,

Vietween performances the series will slip from pub-
ic mind, The last coneert of the present season, for
example, was given as fur back as November, Dur-
ing the interval, those who were just beginning to
attend these concerts may have tended to forget
them and failed to make a point of hearing the rest.
Many others, of ‘course, will have received so much
cnjoyment fromythem in the past that no break in
the schedule could cause them to miss the next one.
‘The long intervals (hat occasionally oceur ean-
not be helped.” All the artists who appear in the ser-
ies have engagements that keep them continually on

the move, Maxim Schapiro, who is in charge of ar-

renging the concerts, has made it quite clear before
this that he is interested in presenting only music-
ians of established popular appeal, The Alaska Music
‘Trail is no beginners’ path to fame, Il is an earnest
effort to bring proven talent to those points where
entertainment of high professional calibre is seldom
had,

And go it is that Mr, Glazer comes at a rare op-
portunity afforded by a busy round of engage-
ments, It is hoped that a good audience will make
him feel the time is well taken, for there is no doubt

— thet he has much to offer in return,

Marriages Mean Markets

ANADIANS are marrying earlier. According to
DBS, 24.2 per cent of all Canadians 15 to 24
veurs of age were married persons in 1953, compared
with 21.9 per cent of the population in this age group
in 1951,

This is in part a reflection of prosperity; young
people haven't had to postpone marriage as they did,
ror example, in the thirties, In part, too, the early
marriages may be a carryover from the war years,

when an early marriage was often the alternative to

no marriage at all, " '

Whateve} the.cause, the new pattern of the.
forties and fifties has certainly contributed to the
increase in demand for consumer goods, ‘The demand
for almost everything from toys to telephone lines
has been stepped up a notch by the new fashion in

youthful marriages, —I!"inaneial Post.

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TOMORROW
IS THE 10th

By paying all charge accounts in full
by the 10th of each month you'll
protect your credit.

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Congress party has won

hin averwhelming victory

cover the Communists in
the vital election in’ the
‘state of Andhra,

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That fact will have a far-
For the first time, sinee
he emergence of the New Indla

ind the New China, Communisa

‘ind free democracy hive fought
‘out a batule, under conditions
where both sides had a chanee

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TEMPERATURES ACROSS Canada are expect »d to be below normal for the next 40 days ac-
cordirg to this map, prepared on basis of the United States Weather Bureatt long-range fore-
cast. The ahove nity ts eupplled by courtesy of Torontd Star.

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jShame an-silence the ill-inform-,
“ed erties of india, who abound:

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‘writers and radio commentators 'o Prince Rupert for a few days,
/hever miss a chance to vour thelr March 20 to 23, to altend the

Scorn and hate on Neh, be- joint anniversary celebration of
cause he will not sign what the
‘amounts to an

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‘In fVashington.

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n such astonishing numbers Jn
he United States,

Too many American newspaper

unconditional
urrender to Asian policies made
If one were to
udge hy newspaper cartoons,
ditorials, and radio tulks made

in U.S.A. one would conelude

{hat Amerleans were more hos-.

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lory over the Indian Communists.

ile to Nehru’s “neutrality” pos-

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Ziort fom PARLIAMENT "”*

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' My wife and Tare coming out filers. There Is no doubt as to of the commission will open in
the cardinal alm of American Tokyo on October 31.

policy in the Far East—peace.
The construative advice recently, Which reminds me that last
. offered to the U.S. administra. Sunday, on our way through {
Prince Rupert Fishermen's (lon by the “Washington Post" ,town here to visit’ friends, [
Co-Gperative, the Prince Rupert would, if acted upon, go far to- passed a store window full of
Fishermen's Credit Union and wards frustrating the purposes placards featuring a special sale
the Pacific Coast Fishermon's of,the Communists by restoring of Paramount Salmon from B.C.
Mutual Insurance Company, We wlled unity in the theatre of Made me quite homesick.

are both very flattered at receiv. greatest present danger,

The’ sommes

Ing an Snvitation to attend these Post asks, if a Communist at-:

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meetings; and delighted to hive tack Gn Formosa would be an: l M j d
‘ageression (since the lawyers In. | OW er ain an

ure than they were to the out- 4 legitimate reason to come home

ight hostility 1 4 for a fow duys. We are ag cx- sist that the Jsland has not heen j
aht hostility of the Communist ited as a couple of kids, at the assigned to China), why are the:
nrospect of a few days mid-term Nelionalists not already aggres,'
with our friends back home.

powers.

Now~-by his overwhelming vic.

—Nehru demonstrates that his;

way of dealing with Communisin

works. That demonstration may

or may not change the ideas of.

Nehru's detractors in the U.S.A,
‘Nehru’s success In dealing with

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00 sharp a contrast wilh the

ROn-success attained so far py

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he American methods, which

‘sume people in Washington are
‘so determined that Nehru should
‘compel India to adopt,

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_ i NEHRU believes that the whole
- . world should recognize the real
iFovernment uf China, which Is
;Communist. On hundreds of or-
icasions he has Jet the world know
ithat there is-no hope of ‘real
| peace tn Asin untll the aestern
powers face the fact.that a revo-
HAS . taken. place In
{China — and that it Is the height
Mf folly and futility to pretend |jq

he contrary.

chinese aggression, But — If

a

fact has been making “better:

itls, house leader of the govern-
-ment and minister of finaneé, is
matnly responsible for the, Im-
“provement.
iJeslously guarded by the House
‘of Commons is the exclusive.
‘Vight to grant funds (supplies)

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‘that it should not come as a res,

“sult of any fault or provocation ;

Gn the part of Indla,

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|AT NOME in Indin Nehru fights
| Communism with the weapons
iat democracy,

Ne shows that the primary

{loyalty of Communists Js not to
thelr own country, India, but to

; Ruesta,
ieritleally the Communists of In-
sit ‘Hust Uke those in Canada
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He shows how bypo-

Hing” hesitate wa

The people of India have never

forgotten that the Communist
party of Indla did not support
Qandhtl ino the
‘stages of the long strugele for
freedom and home rule for Ine
(it, Those were the war days
when the Conmmunist were pro-
tending to be more pro-Britlah
in India than any Colonel and
Mrs, Blimp.

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ONCE again, then, Nehru has

shown he knows how to win

the hourts and the frea yates uf
Asana,

Wis way Is Infinitely better

than anything ao far cooked uy
for Asin, In Washington In that
masterpleee of ineptnesn which
ald “let Asiana flight Asians,"

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files TM Outpost Woxpltala and
Nursing Stations in vemote areas.

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This Session Is now progressing

check expenditures,
iof the House Js far-advaneed, in

‘and to originate measures levy-
ing taxes upon the people. |The
[control aver expenditure. willitjot
‘be curtailed, it will be enharged,| times belween 1940 and 1944.
ihy the formation of the new
Committee on Estlinates,

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ployae, redurned to the trad.

ny port ab Camp Daraet,
NWT, after apanding 47
dayk lokt In the Aretis, He.
and hi Rakima guide Ootae -
chie, beeame lost on the trall
to Froblehor Bay. Tho twa’
mon vel oul January ih and
two daya Inter lont Uholr way:
In a raging blizzard, Thay,
suffered frosthite «and: wind
bun, Bald comes from wits.
Ingato, Nfld, They — killed
thotr sled doa for food,

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sors? It seems that there is some: 4 KW §
‘slight indication now in both: ore Jed ts
Communist China and the U.B.A. | VICTORIA (CP)— The lower sembly Ine operated by. manual
very well. Finance Minister Har. ;of a willingness at least to give mainland area would recelve four workers used to be set up. The
ris has equipped Parliament with some consideration to the other more legislative seats under © machines admittedly are Intri-
‘recommendation of a sub-com- cate and delicate — but no more
mittee of the leglslature’s redis- Intricate nor delicate than the
A few days ago it was my pri- ‘tribution committee, it was re- . :
‘vilege to allend a small Informal; ported here.
‘Ume" than any session anyone luncheon for the speaker of the: phe report of the lower maln-
can remember, Hon. Walter Har. ;Ontarlo legislature, Rev. M. C. tond committee was heard after!
Davies, Ontario, of course, hasiy iid to allow the press to re- |
a Conservative government and|nort proceedings falled when a:
A Conservative speaker, but © povernment member moved thit
want to say that Speaker Davies: nage ho asked to leave. :
Impressed me as an outstanding |
person,
when he told me that he had’
been a chaplain with the RCAF.
during the last war and had!
been to Pringe Rupert several

{+ George R, Clark, deputy minis-
yter of flsherles of Canads, has
The Formosa tension has at, been appointed by the govern-
st been Hghtened by a peace-: ment a Canadlan commissioner,
Nehru kno th iu gesture from caren gla atl the eon North Pa-'
nows very we al. China —- a proposal to open (is {cific Fisheries commission, to re-

‘Free India ray eventually have cussions about the imprisoned place Stewart Bates, his io Blast Clouds
|. leessor at deputy minister, who

-Tecenlly became president of
; Central Mortgage and Housing
’ Corporation,

: Mr. Clark’s appointment be-
ayite came effective February 1. Other
Canadian members of the Com-
,jmirsion are J, M. Buchanan,

president of Britlsh Columbla
; | Packers, Limited, Vancouver, and
James Cameron, a commercial an

fisherman: of Pender Harbour, 204 ls moving eas under the

+ (B.C, ‘The second annual mecting

Legislature
Drives For End

$21) VICTORIA ~The toglilnture
A’ hos aturted 9
i prorogation at the end of the

week,
Wh1 Premier Bonnett said at o
{ .preas conforence there |x n pose
ginlbility the session may go on
‘Into next week but he hoped pro-
“yogation would como at the end
, (of thin woek,
yele* Mambers have been silting
ate: Tucaday ‘and Thursday nlghts oll Ihe wentlorn states and in
Mad nd ant Monday night ns well, | Mexico.

“The Promier sald the amount of!

‘work completed will decide how
many night aitlings will be nen. SAW 5 SHARPENED
CHAATY, "

Tho government still tng some Tools

hilte to Introduee and there aro
AU the oallinates for nine cle.
partments ta conaldor,

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whole committee Is to be made ;
before the legislature prorogucs, |
likely al the end of this. week.

The lower mainland area now
has 14 members.
Delta, both of which ‘have one ;
‘member, ‘would get ne more
rach; The Vancouver area would
get the other two, but- how, Ja
sill a question,

T was very interested |

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Cross Continent |

LAS VEGAS, Nev. ‘n-—Wind-
blown remnants of the yenr's
biggest atomic. explosion to date!
drifted ‘Inaily across the con- |
tren: vestarday, i

One portlon of the cloud from
Monday's spectacular test cx-
;plovion broke away from the

 

constant study of monitors of the
Atomle Energy Comnilssion.
Another part of the cloud has
moved harmlessly across central
Callfornia and out over the Mac-
if le, the AEC.reported Monday
night, Ce
ARC offlelals emphagized that
nelther edathound nor westbound
cloud was considered dangerous,
Plana are golng ahend, menn-
while, for another test exploalan
ab the vast. Yucca flat proving
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OTTAWA DIARY §

debate of tha past week took tn
considerable territory, tt, stopped
short significantly of any ‘nien-
tlon of so-called, “autoniation",
the new production technique
which already has ‘earned: the
Utle amongst economists of “the
second industrial revolution.”

riderable data on autoniation,
;But the more they learn about,
the less able they are lo make
up thelr minds about If. From
the long-range standpolnt tt
‘ycould be the mogt “Important
factor on the economic glage al-
fecting the fulure volume of em. | the systen a
ployment — andl unemployment. minate, Unemnlon ee”

ods, a radio assembly tine ‘in | operat NES reg
‘one plant is able to complete ny malntengr 8
1,000 radios a-day with the-em-- Ridge atomie nn’! 4
ployment of only ‘two workers,

‘dustry engine blocks are turned
out at the rate of 100’an hour are emp)
hy a $2,000,000 machine that per! in peved. And Gena
forms 540 separate. mexhanteal hag he
operations, the majority;of them
hitherto requiring manual la-

T, APPLEWHAITE,

nimble fingers (hreaten to. bes ried,

come a rug on the market. An een eo
iustration fs & machine which! sl
saparates eggs Into 48 combina~- VOU) CAH DEPEN
tions of size and welght, sprays val
them with a shell-prolecting
onting, packages them,. and rl
he end of the day writes out na
complete report on the’ result of
it» operations,

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which automation moiniv. de-

pends Js clectroniss, Machines
capable .of passing materin)s |
from one to another, of work-
ing from a slorchouse of stand-;
hy materials If thera jen temen.

rary break In the production

chain, and even of remembering
precision patterns and correct. ,
Jng mistakes, are integrated (n
‘much the same way that an ‘ns-

ee . en . al

human hody..whj (tsa
hGH AK Interns
Automation’ contro
Hines are sald tg
than: Interruptioh«
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