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®@ John’s Promises |
THE Saskatoon Star-Phoenix has made a careful
compilation of the promises by John Diefenbuker,
in the campaign in which the. Conservatives «made
their comeback to power in Canada, on

Here are the main pledges: Se

To call parliament to meet in Bc, and “to undertake ‘con-
September to raise Old Age pen-| struction. of the South Snaskat-
sions, disabled civilians pen-!ehewan:dam within six months
sions, and War Veterans peén-| after we are returned to power.”
sions. In addition to above, to Wo reduce Uumnecessary” ove
inaugurate a personal contribu-! ernment spending.
tory retirement pension plan,
like that in the U.S.A.

To reduce income taxes at the
September session by $120 per
year per family; to reduce .the
excise tax on automobiles.

To give the provinces and
municipalities a large share of
the total tax revenue raised in

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Courtroom Nonsense - |

HE Vancouver coroner last week permitted tele-

‘ vising of inquest proceedings and British Colum-
bia has moved a stage further in adoption of the
sthange and ridiculous institutions of United States
eritertainment media,

We completely fail to see*how the dignity and
concentration of courts and those involved in them,
can proceed unassailed and unaffected by the glare
of klieg lights and the whirring of cameras.

'* The British system of justice leans heavily upon
a quiet, dignified, intelligent appraisal of facts and
law. It is the finest, fairest, most unquestioned sys-
tem in thé world. It is not likely to survive long in a
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Be "TRANS;CANADA HIGHWAY smmmmmamanamas
ALTERNATIVE HIGHWAY S@eensesmmacnsan |

 

 

 

 

 

 

AN ALL-OUT CONSTRUCTION assault is being made this:
year on the 4,500-mile Trans-Canada highway, a $500,000,000
project now almost two-thirds complete. As indicated on the
map, tt now Is possible to travel across practically all the
country on Canadian roads, except for 56 miles between .
Clarenville and Gambo on Newfoundland’s east coast, The
i46-mile gap between Chapleau and Marathon in Ontarlo
can be skirted by taking the ‘existing provinceinl road through
North Bay ond rejoining the Trans-Canada highway at Nipi-
gon. A 96-mile gan in British Columbia ean be brideed via
the existing Big Bend highway rom Donald, B.C., to Revel-

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25,000 TO DIE IN ‘57

Just As Much Nicotine
Found In Filter Cigarettes

 

APART from. the  postponment

of the promised = session of
parliament from September to
October, there would appear to
be no-insuperable, diffiewlties in’
‘the ®ay ‘ot the béyinning ‘of the
fulfillment of the promises list-
ed above—although the crystal-

 

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Tht chief justice and the attorney general of | canada. clear pledge on the South Sask- WASHINGTON (AP)—A researcher said today |__Stoke. CP Photo;
2 . ein, . ye, . s 3 . wate ‘ . ° = . . 1 . . . . . Cc. " g ¥ be a . ° . a , as
this province will do our national institutions and liey relax the tight money pol-| ao ey 40 carry out on the -pre-! some tobacco companies are producing filter cigarets
- election timetable. | _ ot

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PO tiaditions a service by banning any further nonsense.
° such as overtook the Vancouver coroner’s court,

: —Trail Daily Times.

which have as much as or
unfiltered cigarets.

Dr. Ernest L. Wynder said “a
safer cigaret can be made today
by using an effective filter plus
the proper blend of tobacco.”

But, he-added in testimony

To undertake joint develop-
ment programs with the provin-
ces, including the power devel-
opment on the Columbia river in

ALL ABOARD

But ‘here are. some | other
promises which are already ‘pe-
ginning.to embarrass the new
Prime Minister in the province
of Quebec. -. -

Mr: Diefenbiker specifically
promised the people of that pro-

— MUSEUM BRIEFS —

By JOCELYN BOLTON Mr,

Our visitors this past week ramily
have been most interesting, and were also visitors. Mr. and Mes,
many names and places appear Eduardo Vilchis of Toluca, Mex-
on our register. Miss P, Mallet ico, were guests and even thoueh

more tar and nicotine than

 

and Mrs, Wo Ittrris. and

in the U.S. will die of lung can-
from Whitehorse, Y-.T.,

cer this year. He added that at
least 80 per cent of these deaths
could have been prevented if the |
patients had not smoked.

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ms : : : we 5 . . HER T oY ENT end Mrs. Y. &. Parfitt frem they did not speak much Eng-
4s ps .. By G. E. MORTIMORE would .a as|preparéd for the House of Rep- ; HIGHER ‘TAR CONTENT a peak _Eng- |
T is gratifying to learn that ‘the names of heroie y as many oa int sete nt ts D asentativos government opera. Recent studies, Wynder said,;}Capetown, South Africa wera lishe seemed to enjoy the mus-

Quebec as there ‘hdd ‘been in the! tions subcommittee, some com-| indicate “the majority of filter-|friendly and most interesting, eum.

 

‘figures In. a earl avs of Canada wi -0omM- It’s a funny world, in the mov- re Saat r are cn a way or ,
‘figures in the early days of Canada will be com sed & funny wor 1, in Liberal administration. ‘There| panies have taken advantage of /@d cigarets currently on the|They are on a world tour, and) Mr, and Mrs, LB. Perley of
memorated in the new Queen Elizabeth Hotel due to For instance - Tn real tife. what were five Quebec ministers in|/the public desire for filtered |™market have a tar and nieetine |have been travelling five months Kelowna were in to see us and

content which is at least as high
or, if not higher than, ‘that of
standard regular-sized cigarets.”

Wynder defined an “effective
filter” as one which would re-

now, They Were in South Am-'they were most disappointed
erica, toured the Inca country, that a new building was not a
found treasures and are musewn j ceresinty.

fans. They were most intriwued ,
with our museum and bought a

cigarets by marketing “inecreas-
ingly ineffective filters” on cig-
arets containing tobacco which
yieids greater quantities of can-

would you do if an outlaw band|the St. Laurent government, So

with pistols drawn came gallop-|far, Mr. Diefenbaker has ap-
ing down the hill toward you? , pointed only two from Quebec,
Or if you were hotly pursued by and of these two only one ds a

open in Montreal next year.
. There will be the Jolliet room, the Marquette

hove . ae f ¥ oO ypsrirggs “kaise .
room and the Du Lhut room, among others. If it Tn Intereet, ge teats take such

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘aon e.g . . a pe f 1 2 Thing, French Canadian, holding a de-|cer-producing tar. : ) M Our I an {an interest in us and have ex-
does not interfere with the decor, we’d like to learn |i, Guier Soaer “|cidedly junior post in the cab-| Wynder, of the Sloan-Ketter-|move at least 40 per cent of the |“Soogwilis” and also an etch-' pressed their surprise at the
that plaques in these salons give a brief outline of th You would get on your bicycle | inet. | | ing Institute for Cancer Re-| tat and nicotine from tobaccojing of the “Wolf” totem. It wasipeople of Prince Rupert. Of

ret plaques U8 Sive a prier outline of the and pedal over the horizon; or], But a much more serious em-| search, said about 25,000 persons. Smoke of the average regular-'a pleasure to talk to them. —j¢ourse we have had. the usual,
part each- figure played in exploration and proneer- lelimb aboard your horse, boat, barrassment for the Conserva- ete waa what was based I heard that there was a car|number of locul young people, -

On sin town with a Hawaiian licence

ns" airplane or an eans of trans-, tives is looming up in regard to| Ww “yo . ee men gteti | ues “averaging about 30 per day and
nee. . oo.  Oteten that gas handy arg the clear-cut promise to provide Forest Jai S aboratory ndings and statisti-/and sure enough Mr. and Mrs./sgmetimes more. They return
» Without such identification and with eurrent , direct cash advances for grain| & : (cal studies which indicate thatiL. F, Hubbard of Wailuku, Maui.iaig return and I often wonder

leave. . , Lae
But in the movies, nobody does |Stored on the farms. Mr. Dief-
anything so abrupt. The people |&™™Maker qualified this promise
fhave to stop and argue out their | py way te “hese advances would
emotional problems before they |?¢ UP to @ limit.” The figure
start. most commonly used by oppo-
The partners have to decide sition speakers in the last par-
liament was one dollar per

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lgxness in spelling, history might be badly scrambl-
eq. Take Jolliét. “ Can’t you hear the explanation:
« “SollieL? Sure. Played on the line with Howie
korenz for ‘the Flying Fyenchmen, didn’t he?”

j“the value of a filtered cigarct ‘yawaii paid the muscum a vis.t.

jin reducing cancer risk is direct-! Wwe enjoyed a chat about

ily related to the decrease in tar} “Islands” and more and more I{yhat they enjoy it and that it ts

jcontent of the smoke .... jam glad I took my holiday this | edueational

| NEW DEVELOPMENT ‘past winter in Hawaii. , whet . sales
“In a recent laboratory study i Le et on eee . We had a visit fi om a sales-

attention was called to a new) jman of the BC. Wich to wath

. ° ig is request wish
Swimming Royally| it nis tach we have % Directory

'if their parents know that their
the ichildren are in the museum,

Prove Success

VICTORIA @— Forest-camp
jails. have been so successful in
British Columbia that a new one,

° —Victoris : whether cr not one has double- . De : : : . : i development in the filtered cig-!
® Victoria Times. erossed the other. The man and | bushel. But even advances of 50 the fifth, will be set up in the) ret industry which seems to be! beau
. cents a bushel would  require| Clearwafer area 300 miles north-! in our Chamber of Commerce

 

 

the girl must fnd out whether | east of Vancouver. jencouraging—a - filtered cigaret; LONDON @—Prince Charles

  
  
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
  
  
  
   
 

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Peta g argue ‘ove. ite they sieg Part of the government. At the| The camp will have accommo- witisfncteny eee eee ane 3 and Princess Anne are becoming i vaable vw uuyune wishing vo
.. : end of the 1957 harvest the|dation for 60 men who will pei: : * ° jproficlent swimmers, ~ ep it Anvine sness Kh
stare at one another for several! ; . “a © ; . : be produced which would yield . oe, {Use If during business hours,
; wheat. surphis will. 4 2 : Wells- p ¥ 1 . : : ’ first | USE ee eee
minutes, on end.: ’ urplus will -be close“tolemployed. on “projects in Wells 40 per cent less nicotine and tar, The children had their: first! 000 7

oneé..--billion---bushels,.--ana—Mr
Diefenbaker’s. promises of cash
advances applied to all grains—

‘lessons a year-ago with ..the+
[Queen and Princess Margaret
;acting as instructors and now

Gray Park and’ adjacent forest
and mountain areas. ,
' Four similir camps have been

Meanwhile, the posse or ‘the |
enemy armored brigade or the
formation of plague-carrying

than the average
unfiltered cigaret.

repular-size

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: : not just to wheat. -aline i iy for| Uniform acceptance of a fil-/o~ 7"). & Oe an ,
rats rine toward them,, . 7. on operating in the province for : Se anmn ani __|swim dally at the swimming
drawing so close that the peopis|¢ 2 Addition to the short term|some time, one. in. Garibaldi tial answer to the oresent prom. pools at Windsor Castle or |"® Suits © Pants
in the audience have to shout: |S" advances on grains, the of-|Park, one near Haney, and twois. ns Sswer wo wie present p "Buckingham Palace.’ __ 1) ® Topeoats © Slacks
“Quit the talk, you fools, and serwireekesman for the Con- in the Chilliwack River valley. | "The research spokesman also} Prince Charles has developed : Pes .
¢/RUN.” : Sanity ore, aso promised} “istablishment of vhese camps recommended: 'a strong breast stroke. Princess || ALSERATION SPECIALISTS

;parity prices—a “new deal for
Canadian agriculture so that
farmers will be assured a fair
and just share of the national
income.”

has provided a worthwhile pro-
gram conducive to renabilita-
tion of the prisoners,” said At-
tcrney General Robert Bonner.

1. The possible lowering of the: Anne perfers the craw), ft
burning temperatures of cigar-: The Queen and her sister both i
ets since, he said, virtually no: hold) Girl Guide life saving |
cancer-causing substances are! badees,

The people in the,moviés may
be brave, but they are too slow-
witted to survive in the real
world.

 

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Of course they don’t have to} phe | victorious new Prime “They have also alleviated over- i produced when tobacco is burn-! seein te mete nc |
be exceedingly bright, becauce| winister also promised low in- crowding of provincial jails. ced at G20 deyrees. The present! \ wp im ) 220 Gth St. Phone 4238
in the movies, the machinery |terest loans to young men who! nes ‘burning is évo, Ose Classifieds-1 hey Pay!
nearly always works first crack.| wanted to start farming. He BURIED TREASURE | 2. “Dry cleaning” tobacco leat: morte te ees a {
; coating, | :

 

Television sets light up with a REDCAR, England ®—Putter-'to remove the waxy

promised to extend the Prairie). : : . ; i
) ing among his petunias, George ;Wynder said the coating appar-!

Farm Rehabilitation Act to all

  

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Lopate . ; . “|they are suapped on; long-dist-| Canada. He promised to set Wilkinson dug up the gold wed-|ently is a major source of MOSL , THE Cho )
WING CMDK. S. S, Mitchell, ; . ance phone calls cross the world}a Royal Commission to investi. ding ring his wife lost 20 years'of the cancer-causing — sub-' M . /
#0, of Montreal has been | ALLISTER GROSART, 50- Jare put through in seconds; six- gate price spreads on food pro-| %0- I stances. | . ’ S
named air attache to Moscow.: | year-old Toronto public rela- | shooters rattle off 12 rounds ducts. “ey

tions official, is one of the [without a misfire.

 

He will be promoted to the

TOWER TRAFFIC LIGHTS SLATED

 

 

wa 1; | Major advisers to Prime Min- Even in the desert or at the = her Ss Note ner FINE, FAMOUS CINNESE DUSHES
yank of acting group captain | ister Diefenbaker, apart from |top of the Andes, people in mov- Se eting TRI the romnegermlt ° SERVED TO PERFECTION
Dn taking over his"new duties | top eabinet ministers. He ies seem+iblesto summon a taxi/on odds and ends, Of course yS ACROSS CANADA “a> ¢ —_
ater in July. “ .| &pends much of his time in |within two -miinutes, merely by|John Diefenbaker reiterated the FOR AIR WA . . . ‘
(CP from National Defence) | Ottawa. (CP Photo) |snapping together the thumb| traditional tory policy to re- OTTAWA @—The transport department has announced phone For Orders to
me Cee rem nr re oer " and finger, ignee wetegss po Strict the export of raw mater- that it has ordered traffic Hghts for Canada’s alrways. Take Out
Despite roe powery, We Bee tals, and to promote the fabrica- Green, amber and red lights on panels in air traffic
ple In movies dre unit to. copetion and finishes of such raw control centres and airport control towers will show at a
with practical alfairs, They are | materials In Canada. Rlance what altitudes are oxcupiod or available for planes. ‘ Pa a

 

so Wasteful that in real fe they,
would’: po -nankrupb? withias
week,

They are forever” taking one
puff from .o cigaret, stubbing iL
out, and tearing away to answer
an urgent summons, In any ad-
venture story worth its saltpetre,
a leading aetor runs through
aght or 10 packages of cigarets
a day. .
Time and agaln, some minor

On the whole - his. promises
‘Weres $oad-—indead' theywere as
highly commendable as those of
Mr, R. B, Bennett, the enrier
Conservative who won the ele-
tlon of 1030.

Incidentally, there Is a signift-
cant difference between the
style of Mr, Bennett's 1930 prom-
‘ses and ‘those of Mr. Diclenhak-
er in Joga fe

R. 33, was terse and

The towers police plane movements within a 25-mile
radius outside of which the centres take over, They now com-
municate by telephone, but under the new system they will
exchange Information by pushing buttons to flash on the
appropriate pane) ights,

The department sald Installation of the altitude assign.
ment apparatus is expected to add to safety and effielency
by reducing time spent on phone communleation and en-
abing the controllers to concentrate on thelr essential task
of traffie dfrection,

Instalintions are expected to be in operation al) Montreal,

 

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{ crisis impels movie folks to rise | point. We would blast his way; Q@ttiwa, Winniperx, Goose Bay, Edmonton, Gander and Vane
; fram a table loaded "with un- {into the markets of the world,| couver by the year's end,
touched food and walk away,| Be would find work for every ( pandacnnenenemen ae,
sometimes without paying the; man jn Canada willing to work
bill, or perish In the attempt, |
' Adults rush away from bars} John js sMOeOLH, PeNnerallzed,
' Without finishing thelr drinks.;and rather vague, Wut in the | HIT PARADE
Nervous and prodigal teen-agers | magnitude and muUltiplelty of |
leave behind full glasses of | his campalyn Promises John has? "
chocloate soda and hurry away | made old RB, look Whe o piker, | OF FOODS... FIT
' to wrestle with some problem. On the whole, one might suy
' They are not the kind of teen-,y that the skies of Canada in mid
' ngars you meet in real fe. The| summer 1087 are hue with Tory FOR 4 KING
average healthy lass or youth,| promises coming home to yoost.
; oe ; no miter how prouiod in mind, i only anne ean wet his own
‘ 1 a wey wou nish the chocolate sadn) Tory Toronto frionds to go along '
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