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10° Years “Ago

McRae of. Prince ‘Rupert was on
a -holiday~ ~jammed:’ ‘bridge. near
| Redding, California when, they
noticed a tiny; two- ‘sealer: plane}
circling overhead ‘as'storm: clouds}
closed : in,'-The: vplane- was. evi-
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landing...’

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. to. the: side. ‘of “the bridge,” sent

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‘it deserved was that which told of the death the
other day of King Eladésida. Ojijigogun, Western
Nigeria’ s oldest ruler. This. worthy was more than
100'years old, and he left more than. 100 Wives and
200 children to mourn:him, = >

a Polygamy, p articularly on ‘guch-a: generous see.
“as: this, nroduces a variety. ‘of reactions, ranging
through astonishment, admiration and ‘disbelief to:
downright ‘disappr oval. Tt also conjures up night-
mares -of domestic confusion sufficient to make the
“western male tremble with terror, |

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: “kin, g personally. responsible for all unmarried women ;
“= OVeP'a Cer tain age and all widows’ left - unprovided.
"for. Tt was hig duty, to marr them’ all, otherwise
they would starve, What. it ‘all anviounted ‘to was
Drinitive soci); welf are andtt had: Woy kee Well for
_ Unconnted centuries,” ' ‘ a

hey =the Flanilton Spectator,

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“90: ‘Years: “Aq go.

K pleasant : afterinate of. the
‘recent “Coronation s celebration
| took: place. last: night at the
home of Arthur Brooksbank
when the presentation was made
{o tiny Georgina " Elizabeth
Brooksbank, Prince Rupert’s cor-
nation: ‘baby, of a beautifully en-
graved sterling silver cup. |!

30" Years Ago

- At the Westholme Theatre to-
night, there will-be shown the
Picturization of \‘an immortal
work, Which had exceeding pop-
larity: during two thirds of the
last’ century, “The Dream of
Eugene Aram”, to'be shown to-
night was a play dn which the
late: Sir- Henry Irving .appeared
in 1873... , As a psychological
‘1 Study, it was critlelzed, analysed
and dissected at: great length,
‘although nowadays, its romance
‘proves to bo the chief interest,
Tyrone. Power Jn this: play gives
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Is feellng fino, .
Multland, Jimmie Park and somo
more of the local hoys Intely,

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'|Ganadian and: that ‘he.: . too had,

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portune for him.
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to £0 to Ottawa. He had‘it. ‘In
1948 when he resigried his*pro
vinclal seat and ran in the. Yale
Federal. by-election, only to ‘be
beaten by CCF Owen Jones, ' :

At. that: mément. Mt.iB net
‘had nothing, ; and: there ° “were |
‘those who Said ‘he was through
in- polities. But heecame: hack
provincially in: 1949, and: mareli-
ed on 'to!the - heights! Hin: “British
Columbia: “That, 1948 defeat;
which’ -hurt-.his” ‘pride, was the
-best: thing” that” ever” : happened
to. him. He: turned’ ‘defeat: into
‘Wictory. for himself.” ‘Had “he been
elected to Ottawa. he might have
‘become‘butled asa: ‘Conservative
“hackbencher,
have: captured the Cohservative

     

 

 

 

 

: leadership, which: wds: ‘doubtless

in his ‘plans... <3 fa
B.C., so’ what ‘but Ottawa could
he have meant when ‘he blunted
out that perhaps he’s, ai: at
the beginning of his career, a

Pro-West. Group.
Holdirig Edge

In ‘Lebanon: Vote .

BEIRUT S Candidates back:
ring: ‘Lebanon’s . pro= Western, gov:
ernment ‘today : sheld* 15° of 23
parliament: ‘seats decided’ in ‘thé
first round’ of the ‘little’ Middle

 

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Santi-Solh, won. 10. of. 1 seats in|,
Beirut... 2 ;

‘In Southern ‘Lebanon, the |
other section. voting’ Sunday,
rovernment supporters won: five
of 11 contests, Opposition and
independent, candidates took
three'seats each. The independ-
ents are expected to.oppose the
government on’ domestic issues|-
but. support {ts foreign: policy, in-
cluding the endorsement of the
American doctrine, ...

“The other 44 seats in the new-
ly: enlarged 66-seat parliament
will be. filled’ -by~ balloting in
Central and North Lebanon on}.
the next three Sundays.

Two short ‘but violent clashes
broke out In Betrut during the |;
voling,

Hospital authoriles  tepor ted
one person killed and 11 injured
in one riot between two Eroups
of Armenians—one q govern
ment backer, the: ather leaning
left and: toward Egypt. Police.
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East country’s. general - election;
. little ambergris, Move up. ‘and

boost for President = ‘Nasser of “

Peypt and his leftist,. pro- =Sov" ‘P-and: slugs: love all ‘this, stuff,”

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: vegetable, marrows.

‘To start with, you. buy. some
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ta breathe’on the soil’ and pol-'
lute’ it with ‘your’, germs, ‘Place

ito make @ cheap, lazy’ Job. of It,

‘Wedgewood jars or Royal Dout-

ton! cups’. will do; eon.
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drain away: Take care’ not’ to
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‘of two hours, on the-hour,. If-
you. want to’ do a sluggish, in-.
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“at midnight ‘and 2 a.m.

Ag soori.as ‘the seedlings ap-.

No special precautions are

Transplant. in the dark of the:
moon first: checking your so-
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- the. cutworms. are asleep,
| Sprinkle, some ”
pearl dust around each plant
‘to discourage the earwigs.

After the plants have been
‘tn the ground for a week, go

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[and knees: ‘and carefully, bite.

off any. lateral shoots. Scissors

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afibre. “Sf you have ’ dentures,

call-in a neighbor who has his

‘own teeth,
' Now mulch each plant with d

‘down the rows scattering some
‘plutonium salts, to repel the

‘annoy, the slugs.

-Earwigs, ° ‘cutworms, | . ‘aphis

Arm: yourself +” ‘witha knife:
‘When. .. the. - party © is “at® its‘
height’ rush: ‘among. the insects ‘
“and, stab. them io. the’ heart. ,
Repeat this. process. ‘night
and ‘morning, ‘After only three
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498.56 anda rupture,

—

Burns Meets
Israeli Chief —
On Gaza’ tite.

ASHKELON, Israel (A—UNEF
eommander-Maj. Gen, EB, LM,
Burns of Cariada and — Israeli
chief of ‘staff MaJ,-Gen, Moshe
AYAN - conferred today:on how

border;
It ‘any ngreomnt-was Yenched,
raltfer divulgad it al:the ond at

sorth‘of. tho Gaza Strip.”

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‘screwdriver, -punch:a’ hole’ tn;
thé: bottom of each receptacle,
so that: water ‘will be: dible'to-

Water each pot at intervals.

‘pear, you should take them for L
:| a walk-at least once: a day..:

finely- ~ground .

lo halt. strife: Mn. the’ Gaza Strip

helt hour-long. mealing “at this
tsrnétbicouytay spa lebt umilles

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-VICTORIA—Mait Kenney, ‘woll- “known. Canadian ‘dance band
ieader ‘whom ‘several cities “have. acclaimed as. thelr. “home-town:
boy”, “returns to ‘BC. ‘next yéar: to Pay : ‘musical’ tribute to the
province, that gave his career. a running start. :

‘He'll. tour the, -province for’ —
Several weeks during the fall of. at ‘the ‘tee. of ‘one- vale “a- chalf:”
the - centennial : ‘year, - hitting} » Kenney, who:-has been a’ top
practically’ ‘every accessible verformer on, radio. for over 20
community, the B.C. Centennial years and, in; recent: years,on
Committee announced today.: “| television, ‘Hecanie ‘exceplionn'ly

‘With: Kenney ‘and his Wester a well’ known acicss Canada duy-
Gentlemen are expected to bn ing the ‘Second’. World « War,
some, top: Canadian TV stars, That was when his Victory’, Pac
Among vocalists -will be Nor ma tade took. the and to more thant
‘Locke,’ his: wife,“ | 200 military ° “camps. « and. war

They all ate making the tour +, Plants in 28 months, i
under. ‘Sponsorship . of the BC. .
Centennial ‘Committee, as ‘an- Use Classifieds They Pay
other.Item in ‘the. wide-ranginy |‘
list of entertainment events set
for. British Columbia's. 100th
Birthday. Party, :

“There will bo at least’ one
major musical festival next year.
and symphony orchestras will be
touring the province; to say
nothing of dramatic and other
cultural events,” noted L. J.
Wallace, committee chairman,
“This is our bow to the people
who want to hear modern music,
played in the distinctive style of
this popular Canadian,”

“We are sure that” ‘many
people in B.C, ...-and there are
many: smaller centres that have
never enjoyed. the personal ap-
pearance .of a name band..
will ‘be pleased with this musical,
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lonable, -eity::hotels, ang _{ fpluxe 1)
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oll Canadian. Radio Commission, | .
‘That was the year that Regina |’
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1029. 90, when‘ one of his earlier] -.
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