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TVCKM4N '\u2022...'.\n\u25a0 SEOUL (AP^\u2014President Syngman Rhee today stuck\nfirmly by lug-avowed plan to pull oitt.the South Korean\nto-ny.from.ihe United; Nations.command and go it: alone\nUnless an' impending truce is. revised to fit His newest and\nitiffer terms. '. -...    \u2022-,-,, \u2022\u2022-..      \u25a0 \u2022\u00bb.-.. .   . ........ \u00bb\u00bb\n}f The defi8rttv78-y.ear-old leader, saving- \"we don't care\nJwhat the .Corruriunipts and Russians think\" of it,\" '-stated\npublicly his price for a cease-firte just'after Gen'. Mark'Clark\nSpent two days-frying to get him in line.- ,, <\u25a0\u2022 -.*\"\n:,': \u2022 .Rhee's deinaiids, called \"totally: unacceptable,\"->by\nthe U.S. embassy in Seoul, wfcre voided alidad of the'arrival\nof special U.S. -ehVoys hurrying by -plane; frota Washington\nto impress ijpon him the vie.wsfof President Eisenhower\nMid State'Secretary Dulles.    :wi,rm- \t\nPf       ^mmm\nRhee is reported to have told to-\"*-urgent meeting with Rhee,\nClark In' private what-' he later c^ing the.views of Eisenhower\nstated in 'ah interview Tuesday! m,VD\u201ees--,, \u25a0\u25a0 -'\u2022'\u25a0 \u2022'\u25a0'-'\nwith the Columbia. Broadcasting! 't\/w'&oelie.ved that .Robertson\nSystem, that the-only truce ac-i \u201e ? te\" Rhee -his truce-blocking\nceptable to South Korea must In- ?\u00b0H3* are je6pardizing the very\nelude: '   ' ''\u25a0 '    \u2022 \u25a0 existence ot  South' Korea.   Rhee\n1. A. mutual \"security pact with \u201eodeTi,t clear he was conscioua ol\n.the United States -'   \u25a0  '   'h?\u2122** he was taking.   >     \u2022\n2. Plans for simultaneous with-'. -1 MJf'It'you. Americans hnve\ndrawal of UN add Chinese Red i_ *_'#\u00ab\u25a0\u00bb \u00ab<>\u2022 bui let us remain\nforces from Korea. ; friends,    he said in his Tuesday\n^forces from Korea,\nProvision- for resumption o*\nthe war at the end'of a 00-day\"post-\narmlstlce conference If there is no\npolitical settlement in that, time.\n-Rhee said bluntly that if any\ntruce is signed without juch provisions, he must withdraw the\n.South Korean army from Clark's\nCommand for Independent- action;\n\u25a0 Clark, returning- to Tokyo with\nno indication his mission had succeeded, said he did reach an\nunderstanding' that, when the time\niOr such \"disastrous action\" arrived, Rhee \"would discuss it with\nme before he came to that\ndecision.\" \u25a0'\n<_ark Went back to' Tokyo to be\n;6n hand for the anHval by plane\nOf Walter Robertson, assistant U.S.\n,\u00abrmy chief of staff, Gen. \u00a3 Law-\nton Collins. They are on their, way\ninterview.\nRHEE EXPLAINS     .\nExplaining why he was ready\nto pull out the South Korean army\nfrom the UN command; rather than\nacquiesce-to i a truce which- would\nleave Korea divided, Rhee. said:\n\"1 do' 'hot consider ,'myself as\none who has.ahy,' authority over\nthe UN forcesYexcept the \"Korean\nnational forces., liver since I turned\nour: Korean national forces over\nto the UN command, I have done\nnothing to Interfere with the authority of such command.     \u2022    \u25a0\",-. .i\n\"However, when the UN changes\nits course to join with the common\nenemy and accept -its \\ terms of\narmistice, the (RoK) Republic ot\nKorea forces cannot continue to\nbe under the UN command, how-\never regrettable it may be to us.\"\nUberds Ql&iMft Tired\nIn Office Says Drew\nOTTAWA (CP) - George Drew,\nProgressive Conservative leader,\nsaid Tuesday night the Liberal government is \"old ahd tired in of-\nlice\" and if is time fpr a change.\n7 He told an election meeting in\niis constituency of Carleton that\n\" .me Minister St. Laurent, In his\nipee'ch : Mbhd'ay riiflit, ,g4ve no\nindication of Liberal policy for the\nuture -.. '..--.<\n\u25a0^rfiv-mitih\u2022\u25a0Wpii^'1rws__v_l.\nn a bid-tor re-election in Carleton.\ntit. Drew said the prime minister's\nipeech \"simply tell* us that .the\n^ernment '-p6_-\/ for the future Is\n\"iressed in the words:  'as you\n'\"This was not a policy. This was\ni'yawn.\"\n-The Liberal government had been\nn power \"much too long for\nfficlent government.\" Over the\nears,   Conservative   and   Liberal\nlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli\noThe Judge   .\nObliging\nNEW YORK (AP)-A former\nconvict, arrested for the 18th\ntime for wearing a military\nuniform illegally, was sent back\nto jail. '\nLawrence Otis Harding, 43, of\nBrockton, Mass., was arrested\nJune IS for wearing a Uniform\n-of a Navy seeond-class petty\nofficer.\n\"If it's all the same to -you,\"\nhe told federal Judge Sylvester\nRyan, \"I'd like to go back' to\nthe federal house of detention\nwhere I have some unfinished\nwork to attend to\u2014I'm painting\nthe boiler there.\"\n\"How long will it take?\" asked the judge.'\n\"It's a big boiler, Vour Honor,\nto I'd say about tour months,\"\nsaid Harding.   .'    A,\n'Tour months' it is,\" said' the\njudge, \"and keep your feet dry.\"\niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii\ngovernments-have held .power for\nexactly the same number of years.\nThe Conservatives became \u2022 \"old\nand tired In office'.' in former\nyears. Canada's best interests called\nfor a change of government then.\n\"Now the present government is.\nold and tired-In,offlo* .*d WVty\nequally in-fta Interests of the\npeople'today; ,that ApterJ   b*: '*'\nch\u00bbngi^JaCl\n\"\"'a business-like re-\nojfahlrtMen W '\u00abWefnme'nt>: Y\nMr,, Brew, also rtftfrrad to the\ncivil sStyice .plank m hia7party's\nIS - point election manifesto ahd\nsaid: '\"Under a Conservative government, the civil service- will be\nprotected from dismissal or interference with employment of any\nkind.\"    \u25a0 '   ,.A, . ' '\" .',\nThe manifesto promised permanent classification, for' all- civil servants except casual employees,- and\npay and working conditions comparable to private Industry and\ncommerce:\nBig'Grain Loss\nIn Elevator Fire\nVTBANK, Sask. (CP)-FJre in the\nNational Grain Co. elevator Monday resulted in damages estimated\nat niore than $100,000 and the loss\nof 30,000 bushels of wheat.\nTJie. company offices, annex, engine room and all machinery were\ndestroyed in the blaze that' broke\nout about \"1:30 ajn. A fire truck\nwas called from nearby Regina, but\narrived too late to save the building.     -   - '\u25a0{\nEmpty Handed Man\nBERLIN (AP)\u2014The most empty\nhanded refugee of all arrived in\nWest Berlin from the Soviet sector\nTuesday,.A.35-year-old man swam\na canal on .the border without detection, clambered,out on the western side- and asked, frontier police\nfor asylum, He w\u00abi.nude,, .\nA LIGHT BREEZE makes a pretty pattern of ,Eme>*ld Lake,\nAfton township, Ontario, as log boomi hold In Hundreds of feet of\ntimber en route to mills. A complete lurvey of -1.7ft.000 square miles\nef Ontario's forest resources hit bean carried out \u25a0iwte^UM bytjie;\ntimber management division ef the department of lands and forests.\n' \u25a0   :' ':\u25a0\"'. \u2014Central Press Canadian.\n'Zfy.,' '\"fl    \u25a0Vwif':'';7Y;.7 'titiW'yZLfZzV^^^y     - '' 'f 'ZZZ'Z\nWEATHER FORECAST . Y \u25a0 '\nKOOTENAY \u2014 Cloudy and cool\nwith scattered \" showers. Isolated\nthunderstorms late in the afternoon. Wind .gusty 20 in showers,\notherwise light. Low and high at\nCranbrook and' Crescent. Valley, 40\nand 60. '-.\nrjELSON, B.C.. CANADA-WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 24, 1953\nNo. S3\nPICTURED  HERE  ARE  THREE  OF  FOUR\n92-YEAR-0LD8 honored 8unday at .an Infounal-\ngathering of St, Paul'* Church congregation. Dave\nLaughton li shown here cutting the cake. Beside\nhim ll Mri, Robert Thompson and D, J. Robertson,\nMri.  Charles Watts ef Mount St Brands was\nabient.' Mr. Laughton received the honor of cutting\nthe cake beeauie he wai tha oldest by eight daya.\ni \u2014Dally News photo.\nFreedomite's Home\nDemolished Twice\nKRESTOVA \u2014 -slack Pe-lkoff,\n.whoie home was i burned down\nJune 14 at Goose Creek, attempt-\n' ed te rebuild, but Tuesday afternoon, the framework of hla'new\nhouse wai demolished In an\nIncendiary attack,\nPoznlkoff's homo was oh* of 16\nburned In the Slocan Valley\nJune 14. Eleven of the homes\nware In -Krestova end Gooie\nCreek. i-\nCHRISTIE MAD AS\nMARCH HARE SAYS\nDEFENCE COUNCIL\nBy JAMES F. KING\nLONDON. ,(AP)'.\u2014 John Chrljtie,\nsometimes weeping, mumbled to a\njury at fheJOld Bailey Tuesday that\nhe wasn't sure' how. many women\nhe strangled -* but hi*-couhcltad-\n\u25a0*iUttl*d'\u00abl-lCTst-seveti'hrtl>e'elt'^<irie\ntodeath.in \"six;riiadn'esii.Y f.-^.. '\n\"Wi.*,-,58ryear-ol4 clirjc tpld.'hlB\nterrifying story with' head bowed\n\u2014\u25a0 his voice so low that the jury of\nnine men, and three women leaned\nforward with ears cupped in hands\nto hearl..,'-   - .-;,    ,,    ,:'\u25a0''\u25a0\nDefence , counsel. Derek Curtis-\nBenhet led the meek-looking Christie oh gently in direct examination\nafter describing - his client as \"mad\nas a March hafe when he kills\npeople.\"    A\nChristie broke down and wept as\nhe-described his wife's death \u2014 the\n54-year-old woman of whose murder he is specifically accused.\nChristie seemed in a daze as he\ntold his sordid story from the same\nwitness box where his straight-forward testimony four years ago helped send another man to the gallows.\nToday Christie ' admitted in a\nstatement read to the court that he\nhad- murdered that man's pretty\nyoung wife.\nTimothy Evans, 25, was hanged\nin 1940 for murdering his infant\ndaughter who- was found dead in\nthe 10 Rlllington:. place.' \"death\nhouse\" with her mother.\nChristie shouted at the Evans\ntrial, \"It's a He\" when he.was accused of the murder by Evans'\ncounsel. '.''.\u00ab '\n'That means that there were two\nstranglers in this tiny house in Not\ntlhg Hill Gate with not enough-\nroom to swing a cat in the kitchen,\"\nhe said. ....\nChristie..admitted, beginning his\norgy, of .strangling in 1043 when. he\nwas:\u25a0 a \u25a0\u25a0 special' wartime policeman.\nTwo' of his victims were playgirls,\nidentified by a police inspector, as\nHuth Fuerst, an, Austrian, and.Muriel EadjA Their skeletons were\nfound burled in the Christie garden.\nItfcdVL gsW&lL\nNelsoh!  Monday   12.75,   Tuesday\n12:40.   ; y, -     \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.\u2022- \u25a0'\u25a0 ,: -.'\n\"DREW OFFERS\nIMPOSSIBLE\"\nSt; Laurent Says\nRClfCan't, beiiver\u25a0\"\u25a0,'\u2022':\nOnBig Tax Cuts\nBy Canadian Press Staff Writer\nGUELIJJi, Ont (CT) \u2014 tte Progressive Conservatives cannot deliver on their election pledge of\n?500,000,000-a-year tax cuts, Prime\nMinister St. Laurent said Tuesday\nnight.: A\nHe , said Opposition Leader\nGeorge -Drew is \"promising -the\nImpossible\" and holding out the\n\"greatest sleight-of-hand tlrck since\nHoudlni\" in predicting; the tax\nslash he did in this same Western\nOntario oity-ltst Friday rUght\n\u25a0 Mr, St. Laurent - spoke in the\nbirthplace of tfie**r'h'**^'l9^e\"Cbh-,\nservative leader, who,launched.his\ncampaign for the Aug. 10 election\nIn the Friday speech. The-prime\nminister, who opened his campaign\nMonday night at 'Windsor, 4Snt\u00bb reserved his heavy ammunition for\nMr. Drew.'*1 home town.\nWhile Monday night's speech-was\nconfined largely to a recital pf\nLiberal . fcrorks, the 11-year-old\nprime minister cut loose Tuesday\nnight with a direct attack on many\nof the 1\u00ab' points' in the Progressive\nConservative manifesto delivered\nheTe byihis chief opponent\/;.\nAt the same time, speaking in\nthe Guelph Arena, he wrote off\nchances of any party but the Liberals or Progressive Conservatives\ngetting into power at Ottawa, The\nelectors had a straight alternative\nbetween the two parties, he said..\nSpeaking ot Mr. Drew's party\nmanifesto in' general terms, the\nprime rninister said he believes it\nwould be \"absolutely impossible\"\nfor any party to carry out the 18-\npeint platform.\nForced Labor Echo\nHeard at Coast\nVANCQIJVER (CP)\u2014A tragedy\nof forced. labor., conscriptions. in\nthe Ukraine in 1941 was outlined\nin.Supreme' Court chambers,Tuesday by N. J. Bartman to Mr. Justice Macfarlane as the basis for ah\norder presuming death.\nThe judge gave the order to Lud-\nwig ' Bulling\/ 41, presuming the\ndeath of his,wife, Flora.\n3ulling's petition stated that all\nthe women and children of his\nvillage in the Ukraine.were sent to\nSiberia six. weeks alter the men\nwere, dispatched . to forced labor\ncamps\n-When he.returned a few weeks\nlater, he was unable to find any\ntrace, of his wife; and has, heard\nnothing '' of her' fate since. - He\nescaped.to Germany .in 1943 ahd\ncame to Canada-two years ago. 7-\nEast Germans Mourn\n\"Martyrs of Freedom'\nTelegram Editor\nHonored at Dinner\nTORONTO (CP) i\u2014 Members of.\nthe staff of the Toronto Telegram\nTuesday night gathered at a.dinner in honor of Reginald McEvoy,\nretiring as editor of The Telegram\nafter 50 continuous years of service.\nMr.' McEvoy, whose gently humorous comments were widely quoted long before he became editor'in\n1048, was given a - matched pipe\nset. He suggested-it was a tribute\nto the length of service of his current pipe, rather ftan his own.    .\nSewn Speeches\nIn Day for PM\nKITCHENER, <Ont (CP). --Prime\nMinister St. Launfnt:,,Tuesday embarked on >S.*-4n-M^\u00bb\u00abiptomoblle\nyersioh- 'bt:' WMrae^stop^amtBtgn\"-\ning as he swung--through' southwestern Ontarib on his election\ntour.- ' :'..\n; Alternating between y rail and\nroad, the prime minister spoke to\ngatherings from city ihall steps, a\nbandstand in a shady park- a sidewalk, a platform and before a ladies tea-and,a Kiwanit luncheon.;\nHe gave seven speeches thrpugh\na crowded day . that- carried him\nthrough the federal constituencies\nof Waterloo North; and Wellington.\nSouth in a farmland district dotted\nwith Industrial centres. \">  ' Y^,\nIt was the second day of his Initial push through Ontario, which\nbegan Monday night With his keynote speech at Windsor, where he\nasked Canadians to support his\ngovernment on its record.\nAlta. Man Wins\nWriting Award\nTORONTO (CP) \u2014 William Ormond Mitchell, 39, of High River,\nAlta.,. was announced Tuesday as\nwinner bf Maclean's Magazine's\nfirst $5000 novel-writing award.,\n- The magazine said 'his second\nhovel,' \"The- Alien,\"- will- be published in serial form in the autumn.\nHis first novel, \"Who Has Seen the\nWind,\" was published about six\nyears ago. Setting for \"Thes Alien\"\nis an,Indian reservation in southern\nAlberta. '- ,\nMr. Mitchell, born in'Weyb'urn,\nSask., is a former fiction editor of\nMaclean's. Now a fuli-time. \"writer,\nhe has been a school principal, lifeguard, salesman and deckhand on\na Greek tramp steamer. 7 '.'.-.\n22 REDS ARRESTED\n.MADRAS, India, : (ReutersV \u2014\nT\u00bbiehty-two Communists were -arrested Here Tuesday for. a stone-\nthrowing attack Monday night on\nthp'-U: S. consulate in Madras. They\nwere .protesting*' the;execution of\natomic .spies Ethel and Julius Rosenberg. -      \u25a0\" \u25a0\n(Meiisive Against\nOy ARTHUR GAVSHON\nLONDON (AP):.- British, forces;\nare. reported poised to strike heavily against' Mau Mau deathmen who\nwont. to drive the whites out of\nKenya*eolpny.   . -.-,\u25a0-.-\u25a0<  .   -\nMore than 12,000 white and-black\ntroops'apd' police are massing tor\nan offensive under Gen. Sir-George\nErskine, boss of Britain's East\nAfrican forces, officials said here\nTuesday. Erskine was assigned ,tff,\ncently.to.'destroy'theJiariely fan*t-\nical Negro society which has soaked\nthe fertile territory in fear, blood\nand auspldon.,   \/\u25a0 :-, ,-..-\nMau Mau Is a secret society of\nnationalists. who j have , built up a\nvfellrkhit resistance movement, by\nexploiting the- Africans' social\ngrievances, and jungle -taboos. They\npersuade land-hungry. Negro peas\nants to take blood qaths as a membership- ritual. Their shock troops,\nwho stalk with guns and- long daggers.by night, are recruited from\nthe million-strong Klkuyu tribe.'\nAn official spokesman for the\nKertya government- here said the'\ngovernment hope* to launch a program of reconstruction after- stamping out the Mau Mau.\nWhen a state.of emergency was\ndeclared nine ; months ago, -, the\nspokesman said,'- the; government\nfound it almost impossible to win\nthe co-operation of the Negro population against Mau Mau. Few\nwould volunteer information. But\ntoday' \"information is flooding in.\"\nThat, he claimed,-proves the government's ascendancy.\n. -A-Nairobi dispatch Tuesday said\n16 terroristswerekilled in the pre\nvious 24 hours., . \u2022 . | . 77\"';' '\n' (Erskine has\", charted 'a threer\nplronged drive to exterminate Mau\nMau. He will lise B British infantry\nbrigade sutpprtedlby si'h\"o-ne guard\nof loyal Kikuyu, an armored force\nsupported by mobile soldiers, and\nRoyal! Air, Fcirce'tighter-bbmbers. \u2022\n- In this deepening African tragedy,\nthe great mas* of: law-abiding\nNegroes find themselves unable or\nunwilling to take sides. And as *\nresult, many'thousands have been\ncaught in the pincers of, Mau Mau\nterrorism and the white man's\n\u00bbnger.;- .-- \u25a0 i':     : :',,'\u25a0\nSince the emergency began, Mau\nMau'- has killed, more than 400\nNegroes, 17 whites and four Indians, while the government forces\nhay*-killed nearly 800 terrorists.\nIlljlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll\nSailors Succumb'\nTo Fishing Urge\n7  PORT ARTHUR  (CP) \u2014 A\ngroup of American sailors, on\nliberty here during the weekend\nwanted to do a little fishing.\n7 FoiiT of them climbed Into a\n;cgb in downtown Port Arthur\n. and told the driver to \"take us\nto a good fishing spot.\",   .\n'The  cabbie  drove  into the\n\u2022 country until he  came' upon\nMike, Guzzell of Port Arthur,\nfishing on the Mud river near\n7here7 -';    \u25a0-,.'.\n.When Guzzell showed them\nthe mess of pickerel he had already caught one of the sailors\n. went to-the.inearest telephone\nand the other three ran for their\ntackle.'     -.7.\nA half, hour later two more\n- cabs arrived and 13 more sailors\nL -piled out.   ,'\n\"7, \"Somebody told me later that\nthey caught 31 fish,\" Guzzell\nsaid l^esday...\nThe - taxi biB came to $90.\nIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll\n$. Koreans Hall\nAssault on Ridge\nSEOUL (A?)\u2014Two .Chinese regiment* smashed-at Sniper Ridge\nand Boomerang Ridge on the east-\ncentral Korean front nearly today,\nbut U.S. and South Korean forces\nstopped one of the assaults.\n\u25a0file Communist drive by some\n6000 to 7000 men broke a lull of,\nseveral days which followed last\nweek's .heavy Chinese offensive\nagainst-South'Korean positions.\/\nFront line officers reported 'Al-\nlied. attiltery. tanks &nd infantry\nsmashed the regimental assault on\nBoomerang Ridge about.four hours;\nafter.lt had begun;      Y\nDetails of the actloh were\nmeagre.       -   , \u25a0\u25a0     \\\\  -, \u25a0'\u25a0,' '- \\\nThe'attacks-.began.iat midhjght. '-\nBothrldges ale north bt Ktjnwa','\nwest1 itt the sector In.;'WhWi.the;\nChinese rammed the main '\/Allied\nline back up to two jnties\/'earlier\nthis month.in the biggest Offensive\nIn twb years.\nRain turied the battlefield into\na quagmire Tuesday.    >'*'\nReporter were sketchy on \u00bbthe\nSniper Ridge action. A '\n' The Chinese fired an estimated\n21,000 7 rounds of artillery- and\nmortar fire in support of the assault -oh Boomerang. They also\nused tanks hrid' self-propelled guns\nin the airtloh.\nAllied big guns roared back.\nTapks poured direct fire onto the\nattacking Chinese. 'A\nJFruit Too Ripe to\nShip Given Away\nVANCOUVER' (CP)\u2014Strikebound fruit and vegetables ln Slade\nand Stewart' Warehouse were offered Tuesday to, hospitals and\ncharitable, organizations A by the\n'company following a mammoth\nbargain sale Saturday that failed\nto clear out all of the perishable\n\u2022stocks;;\"; - -\";' ' '.' \u25a0 A -\n-Warehouse manager Gordon\nBowers' said bananas, new potatoes, cantaloupes and watermelons\nthat were too ripe to ship.would\nbe given away.\nHe said between 40 and 50 tons\nof fresh.fruit and vegetables were\nsold to, \u2014rgaih-huh^ry crowds at\nah'estimated value of j $5000.     v\nAn'uneasy quiet hung pver picket\nlines surrounding the \u2022 plant Tues-\n\u25a0day The members of. CIO Retail,\nWholesale and Department. Store\ntmion said they had no. objection\nto strike-bound goods being presented to hospitals or other worthy\ncauses.\nHowever, Bowers said his less-\nripe produce was \"still oh the market,\" and predicted- that- business\nwoitjd be continuing as normal by\ntruck and railway car by Tuesday.\nOPIUM OUTPUT CUT\nUNITED NATIONS, N.Y.'(CP)\u2014\nCanada, the United States and,32\nother-countries agreed Tuesday to\na treaty cutting their total production .of opium from 2000 to 500 tons\na year. Seventeen of the countries\nimmediately signed the'treaty, and\nthe. others, including Canada, are\nexpected to .sign later..\nLIVING C08T8 UP IN U.S.\nWASHINGTON (AP) \u2014 The cost\nof living in the United States edged\nup 3\/10 of one per cent between\nmid-April ahd mid-May, the bureau\not labor statistics reported Tuesday.\nThis was the third straight month\nthe index registered arise. The\nlargest increases were in food and\nmedical care.-\nMemorial Service Held; Adenauer\nVoices Pride in East Germans\nWho Rejected Slavery Under Soviet\n:: f,     ..By DANIEL D_ LHGB ,      .'        , ; \u25a0;\nBERLIN (AP).\u2014 Chancellor Kohrai Adenauer \"telld\n125,000 Berliners massed here Tuesday for a memorial service\nto the-victims of the East German revolt that the men they\nmourned;had ishown the, world. Germans -will never) yieljdj\nto Soviet-tyranny-\u25a0 , . \u25a0  \u2022 ,-\nBut.the mills of Communist justice ground out;death'\nand prison1 Sentences, for Sast' German .workers infthje\ncrushed lone \"17. rebellion.' tohg columns in Comihuni^t\npapers \"from. 32-East-German- cities reported; the sentences;\nTwenty-two GermanSj including the, Communist mayor of\nDoebernitz, .have been reported.executed. Z       ;\nAfter seven days bf -martial law, 150,000 Russian etwfl-\nbat troops and 100|000' Communist police-infantry still en-\",\n_ forced an iion rule,       ,;  j-i\nThe   West   German   chancellor\nspoke at a memorial service for\nthe \"martyrs of -freedom\" in iront\nof West Berlin's black-draped city\nhall.; Throughout West Germany,\nfactories  and  traffic  halted  and\npeople stood In five minutes est\nsilence.   , ' '\u25a0    .y .\nThe Berlin crowd converged on\nthe olty haM in four silent marching columns. Iq front ol,the-hall\nstood eight coffins. Seven contained\nthe bodies of men shot by Soviet\ntroops and Communist police during last Wednesday's revolt- The\neighth ooffin was empty.' It wa*\nfor Willi Goettling, a West Berliner\nshot by a Russian firing squad for\nalleged participation ih the uprising. The Russians have not granted\nhis widow's request for return of\nhis body,'    V ; \u2022' -.''\n\"THERE 18 PRIDE\"\nAdenauer; said:   .       ... ,    \u25a0\n\"Besides the grief, there is pride,\npride for all who rejected slavery.\n\"The   whole   world' has   been\nshown that Germans will not be\nslaves. The whole world has been\nshown that they will no longer\nbear tyranny, that the method of'\ntotalitarian rule over the Germans\n\u25a0is pasfc;',!' \u25a0'  -\u25a0\u2022AAA:\n\"With\/weapons, an, unarmed deJ\nienceless-pebple-'cari iie :Seateh <fo\u25a0-\nthe\" ground, but their will,; their\ndetermination will never bowi'!.,';\nThen, his voice being broadcast\ninto all East; Germany, the chancellor said:\n\"All Germans behind the Iron\nCurt-tin call to us not to forget\nthem. We will never rest, 'this. I\nswear for the whQleGerrjian people,-\nuntil they again have freedom, until all 'Germany is again' united in\npeace and freedom.\"-, .\nOtto Grotewohl's1 East German\nregime counted  up a staggering\n\u25a0 bill  in  crippled  Industries,  Hot-\ndamaged cities, dead and wound- -\ned from the revolt.' Refugees Still\nslipping Into West Berlin claimed\n\"It will happen again, whenever\nthe .Iv\u00abni\"]>ull out\".\nBut the Communists boasted they\nwere exterminating \"nests of PaB-,\nclstS,    reactionaries,    provocateurs\nand enemy agents\" as fast.as they\nfound them. .\nNew Gas Mask\nMuch Improved\n;OTTAWA (CP) \u2014Canada's defence research board has perfected a new-type gas mask \u25a0 which\ndoesn't fog up as conventional\nmasks do in cold weather., .\nA board official who didn't want\nhis name used said Tuesday the\nmask solves the two major problems encountered by conventional\nmasks In sub-zero temperatures.\n,' The eye-pieces. of* the conventional mask start fogging when the\ntemperature drops below- freezing.\nThe foggln'g gets worse as the temperature goes down 'and the mask\nbecoines almost unwearable at subzero temperatures.    ..\n.Moreover, breath moisture condenses in the mask's outlet valve\nand freezes, closing the valve. The\nwearer must either reniove the\nmask or suffocate.    \u25a0\nThe new inask, the official said,\nsolves the ilrsb prpblem by \"a spe,-\nclal feature in Interior design.\"\nJust what the feature is, he could\nnot say. That is secret information.\n.The secprid problem is solved-by.\nhaving.the moisture collect in-an\noutside container. This freezes and\ncan be knocked tree without disturbing the outlet valve,\n<One feature of the mask, and one\nwhich the designers weren't.looking for, is that it keeps the face\nwarm,. in cold temperatures. Soldiers who wore it in the north\nreport- they felt more comfortable\nwearing the mask than without it\nV\n;-.'*4\nDIES AFTER INJURIES\nVICTORIA (CP) - David Mason\nof nearby Metchosln died Tuesday\nftom-injuries suffered when struck\non the; head at Rocky Point arsenal\nlast Wednesday. -Mason never regained consciousness.\nZ: \u25a0'.- a y.\u00a7\nCCF VOTE ONLY\nWAY TO HEALTH\nPLAN ^- KNOWLE5\nWINNIPEG' (CP) - The: GCf\nparty says the \"only way\" Canadians can show their desire for a\nnational health insurance plan is\nby voting CCF on Aug, 10.\nThe party's health insurance\nproposals, one of 10 points in its\nelection platform, were outlined by\nStanley Knowles, CCF candidate\nfor' Winnipeg North Centre, in; a\n15-minute speech Tuesday night ni\nthe CBC's free-time political series\noh the Trans-Canada network.-\n'We are asking you in this election campaign to, indicate your\ndesire for immediate, natiort-wide\nhealth insurance,\". Mr. Knowles\nsaid.   . 7\" .7,   \u2022\n\"There is only one way you can\ndo this, and that is by giving your\nsupport to ,the CCF, the only party\nwhich really believes in a'national\nhealth program .'.\".\"'\nCanadians would not. get such a\nprogram.bynoting for the Liberal\ngovernment. The, Liberals \"regard\nhealth insurance, as something .to,\ntalk about,'but that ^s all. They\nhave been doing\" it for 34 years.\",\nThe country could afford it. \"We\ncan no longer, afford not to have\nsuch a plan.\" !\u25a0'\u25a0\u2022\nMr. Knowles said it could be\nfinanced frofn the $500,000,000 a\nyear already spent on health care\nby individuals, together with another $100,000,000 or' $200,000,0001\nGets four Years\nOn Drug Charge\n' NANAIMO, B.C. (CP) - Edwin\nPfoh, '23, was sentenced to. four\nyears ln penitentiary Tuesday for\na narcotics crime that Magistrate\nLionel Beevor-Potts said \"could be\nclassified as murder.'''. .A\n\"ItAdoes-more.than .murder the\nbody, it kills the min'd,\" said the,\nmagistrate-in finding Pfoh guilty\nof-possessing narcotics.\nThe magistrate said Pfoh is not\nan addict and that none of his 11\nprevious, c 0 A v i.c t i o n s involved\ndrugs.       .   \u2022  .       -  -    - a\nPfoh's companion, Penny Trento,\n26, self-confessed addict,, was sentenced, to a-, year in jail.last Friday.\nYOKOHAMA! (Reuters) \u2014 Police\nTuesday arrested.24' men and women accused of smuggling narcotics from Hong Kong and seized\n1045 grams of. heroin valued at\n$18,200. --Ti?\nAnd in This Corner...\nSYRACUSE,.N.Y. (AP)\u2014Senator Joseph McCarthy speaks Russian, says a native of that country. ,'.\u201e,,\nSergei Grimm, Soviet-born Syracuse housing authority official\nwho conversed with McCarthy in Russian during a visit by the senator\nhere Sunday, says the un-American activities Investigator doesn't even\nhave \u00bb'brogue. McCarthy Baid.he learned the language from Army\nphonograph records. .. \u25a0.';-,-\nSYDNEY, Australia (CP)*-Modern-day train roobers provided a\nnew twist to the script of wild west days Monday. The engineer of\na 31-car freight train reached Parkes, near here, and was amazed to\nfind he was carrying only four cars. A search party discovered the\nremaining 2ff cars, well-looted by bandits, and a confused brakeman\nwondering why the uncoupled train had not moved fpr so long.\nWASHINGTON- (AP)\u2014A tall, distinguished looking man with a\nmustache, (trailing-out 17th St.,.N.W., after lunch at the Metropolitan\nClub paid no attention to the honking of the limousine rolling nearby.\nDean   Acheson, former  secretary of state,  didn't  realize' who\noccupied the limousine until It halted In front of him and the grinning\nface of former president Harry Truman poked out the window.\n\u25a0\u25a0\u2022\u25a0''. They exchanged warm greetings. .    \/\n\"You'r* the h\u00bbrdest pickup,I ever enoountered,\" the visiting Tru-\nman told AohMon, . I-\nTOTOWA,'N.J. (AP)\u2014Robert Boyle is in the ascendancy here.\nRobert Boyle' Was named temporary borough clerk Monday night.\nAnother Robert Boyle is mayor. The borough attorney also is Robert\nBoyle. The temporary clerk Is the borough attorney's son. The mayor\nand borough attorney are cousins.\nROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP)\u2014Police said Joseph Zarcone, 17 paddled\na canoe at a dangerous speed Ih the Geresee river Sunday.\nHe pleaded guilty Monday In city court to a disorderly conduct\ncharge. His sentence was suspended.\n.  .        :\u2022\"\u2022\u25a0:\u25a0' \u25a0 ff\nX\n\u25a0- \u25a0 \u25a0 ;\t\n ipppplp\n________\n2 \u2014 NELSON DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24,19S3\n,1 Y*' ft\nToday Thru Friday -Complete Shows 2-7-9\n\u2022?\n\"When youTre in love\n; youYe nine feet tall...\nYoul hear this tilting long lung\n- in Samuel GoHwyn's new musical\n\u2022vonderfilm, and suddenly\u2014you'll\nfeel nine feet talll For that's what\nthis enchanting itoty, thit love\n\u2022to-y, tha tender itoty does to you\n\u2014ti no other film lits ever (font\nMote. Foe Into hit mufti-million\ndolUr musical production \"Hani\nChristian Animen\", Samuel Gold-\n'   wyn hts pouted all the emotion*\nof which the human heat bop*\nbit tnd, tt etch comet Into fiiD\n:  play, you'll feel youfielf glow,\n' grow\u2014riH you,\ntee, item hint\nfcttttiii ;\nS\/mOEtJfJtDWYH\nChristian\n>r\u00aben\nD4X\\T RVYE\nFARLEY 6RANGER \u2022 JEANMWIRE\nwssMHMMtii wot- tmmmma tw\n, \u00abta*M<\u2014WmstUMqi\n*>\u00abm.imiiiim\n'Technicolor\nExtra o* (tit Same Proeram\u25a0'-.'-.    -\nCORONATION HIGHLIGHTS IN THE NEWS\nWALT DISNEY'S TRUE LIFE DRAMA\nTHE ALASKAN ESKIMO\" *\n\u2022O-OR BY TECHNICOLOR      -\nMm, Thle Engagement Only\nMtKhMtt M# \u2014 38#     Evenings: 7S# \u2014 SS# T\u00ab Ind.\nGiMias\n'\u2022\u2022 j (-net Time Tonight \u25a0 <\u25a0\nSHOWS AT 9:15 AND 9:45 P.M. D\n\u25a0     \"POWERS GIRL\"    \u25a0\n\u2022eorge Murphy;: Anne \u00bbhlrley, Carol Landls, Dennis Day    II\nap.   ' Benny Ooodman and His Orchestra \u25a0      \u25a0 W\n\u25a0        Coming Thurs, and Frl, \u2014 \"CARGO TO CAPETOWN\"       IY\nr, .A 10  MILES  EAST  OP   NELSON -\nREX\nDRIVE-IN\nTHEATRE\nCRANBROOK, B. C.\nLAST TIMES\nTONIGHT\nteitim\nCHUI\n, MlfH IICII'ltDSOli. TIEVOI HOWARD\nROBERT MORLEIT - WEHDV HIUER\nGEORGE C0U10UIIS\nH4..I... oi,.\u00ab.d by CAIOl MID\n* ICHCOW nws hum i.iiw\nWMMi fa, lonn \u00abmi oiunumo coir.\n0 Show Starts 8:30 Nightly\n\u2022 2 Show. Sot. Only, 8:50 and\n11:00 p.m.\n\u2022 Coming: \"THE QUIET MAN\"\nJulth   John  Wayne,  June  89,\n0, July 1, 2.\nCASTLE\nTHEATRE\nCastlegar, B.C.'\nShowing Tonight - Thursday\nCornell Wilde -*Mauree|} o'SSa\n\"At Sword's Point\" Technicolor\n-    Plus \"Abilene Trail\"    \"\n.Snows at 6:30 and 9:00 p.m.\nPAYNlGHT WED. - $150.00\nthe Weather\nNELSON '..-\t\nSt. John's\t\nHalifax  _\u201e.\nKenora ....\t\nBrandon _.....\nThe Paa -.....' \t\nSaskatoon \t\nNorth Battlefortl ;,..\nMedicine Hit\t\nCalgary  .       \t\nKimberley   .,\t\nCrescent Valley \t\nKaslo      .......,_\nGrand Tories .\t\nKamloops \t\nPenticton         .\nVancouver  ...._\t\nVictoria ,\t\nWhitehorse  \t\nSeattle   \t\nPortland   \t\n.05\n45 at\n45 .70 .28\n84' 78 -\n44 57 -\n52 75 -\n46 ti \u25a0 t-\n42 76 \u2014\n41 71 -\n45 74 -\n40 '68 .12\n35 62 \u2014\n38 57 .05\n42 60 .02\n43 59 -\n44 57 .22\n48 60 .02\n51 63 .15\n48 60 -\n' 48    66\n45    60 *.07\n50    65    .01\nUrqqharl First Disfrlcf Scouler\nTo Receive Gllwell Certificate\nFirst Gllwell certificate aver\nearned In Nelsqn district scouting,\ncircles was presented to L. G. Ut-\nquhart, 1012 Ward Street, by District Scout Commissioner D6n Uro\nat the executive meeting in tht\nscout hall Monday night\nBldred K. Evans received, his official certificate of appointment al\nassistant Scoutmaster from president J. J. McEwen, and Scoutmaster\nure wts -officially re-appolnted as\ncommissioner tor another yetr.\nFred Wan, 724 Victoria Street,\nwaa presented with tht certificate\nfor the silver arrowhead course,\nsignifying completion of the Junior\npatrol leader training course hold\nthis year near Cranbrook. Fred\nwat chosen by members, of tht\n6th st. saviour's troop for the\nhonor. *     A '\u2022 \u2022\nThe Gllwell certificate earned by\nUrquhart means that he successfully completed the official leader's\ntraining course, where leaders are\ngiven intensive training in the care\nahd organization of scout patrols,\ntheir training, ahd objectives, f\nWOULD USE GROUNDS\nThe Nelson and District Boy\nScouts executive council heard a\nrequest irom Nelson Junior Cham-\nber ot Commerce to use a portion o(.\nScout property as roadside public\npicnic grounds: It was reported that\nrequests have been made for such\ngrounds, since all the frontage on\nthe West Arm is privately owned.\nTile Okanagan boasts several such\npicnic spots which are little more\nthan a few tables off to the side of\nthe road where motorists May pullover and, have lunch. The request\nwas turned over, to tha board of\ntrustees et the Camp Busk.property which has the ultimate responsibility in such matters.\nChairman ot the group committees reported their districts in good\nshape generally. The group committees are .made of Scout fathers\nand are responsible\u25a0\u25a0' for keeping\ntheir districts up tosttntUlfd.\"'\nA motion to buy flre-flgying *\u00a3\u25a0\nArinond\nTHIATRi, CwnVrook\nTTiuri..Pri.-Sflt. Thfi Wnk\nOrpheum\nTHEATRE, Kimberley\nJune 29-30, July 1\n'   STANLEY KRAMER^PflODUCTIONS .\nGARY COOPER ti \"HIGH NOOrT\nSEE  COOPER'S ACADEMY.\n- AWARD-WINNING   ROLE\nARMOND, Cranbrook\nJuly 9-10-11\nORPHEUM, Kimberley\nJuly 13-14-15\nllnguishers for the Scout hall wti\npassed unanimously.\n. It Wti, decided td postpone tht\nremainder of \u25a0 tha financial drlvt\niintll October. Stunt businesses have\nbee* canvassed already, but the\nothers will be contacted In the Fall.\nScoutntt|ter Larry Urquhart announced plans to conduct a fuel\nsumly dflvt InwaM \u00ab\u00bbo. tips\npast year a {roup Of Scoutt under\nmi#WM couecttd, woiujh m\nwood front the CtMp BU'k Property\nto materially reduce the edit of\nheating the hall during the Winter.\nA bottle drive tnd the possibility\not Christmss tree salts were also\ndiscussed to augtaCnt district Scbut\n,$\u00ab*\u25a0,\u2022\u2022'\u2022 .;   fy; <f.f y'\"\nSludenlSr Kin\nAid In Purchase\nOf Baby \"Lung\"\nA check tor 1290 wt* presented to\nJ. W. Graham, chairman Of tht Kootonay Lake General Hospital Board,\nby the students bt tht Junior High\nschool, their contribution toward a\nbaby type iron lung.\nThis sum, representing ont third\nof the cost, wti netted by the itudenti in magazine sales. The other\nthird- was donated by the Nelson\nKinsmen club, tnd presented by O.\nE. Fleming. The provincial government will pty the balance. In a ceremony at the: Junior high school,\nunder the sponsorship of tht student council, Jill McDonald made\nthe presentation.\nMiners Ask\niO-HourWeek\n- Mine: Mill and Smelter Work-\nera' Union, Tuesday presented its\ndemands to t conciliation hoard for\nReeves MacDonald worker!' 1053\nagreement The union li seeking establishment of a 40-hour week\nwithout reduction in take-home pay.\n-. The union - argued that shorter\nworking hours and better control ti\nparticularly appropriate at this tlmt\nwhen there Is \"a serious unemployment problem among the miners.\"\nA few months ago, there were\nup to, 176 working at Remac Today\nthere are about 35. A similar situation, exists in other mines.\nThe company, represented by A.\nM.. Ham of Silverton, manager of\nWestern Exploration, also presented\na brief to the Board.\nHie 40rhour ,wpek with the same\ntake:hpm$-w, wou|d repraient an\napDJo-clinata' .,,U\u00bbJ,.-\u00bbht. Increase\nhourly fates and jiroauce a miner's\nrate of ll.TO.per hour. '7 .\nHarney Murphy was the uqlon'i\nrepresentative on the Board and\nMr. Hacking of Vancouver wti the\ncoalman,, .('\u25a0 f .\u201e.. .  ;   .<\nCouncil jottings\nCity at Nelson will ply half tht\ncolt of protective hats for iti\nelectrical department groundsmen.\nwt -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-,     -'.',.'   \u2022. \u2022*   \u25a0\nAdditional toilet facilities will be\nprovided at Lakeside- park until\ncompletion of the bathhouse project. Present facilities are not\nsufficient in view ot the picnics\nand other events scheduled for'the\nnext few weeks.\nAt^6n^M(?r3tjrig...\nto\nQtiwcvme \"Q^aged'\nWest Kootenay Zone Council Is\noftetlrtg Its support to the Slocan\nCltiiena OOftimUlCe Olid tht Broth-\n8rh66d ot Railroad Trainmen in\nMir <lttt\u00bbtt \"to Overcome Sons ot\n|W\u00bbd4i\u00ab7*utirtgei.\">'-,\n\u25a0 ' Resolution glvli* full support to\ntht group* was urtthirpously passed\nby close, to 100 delegates at tht\nCanadian legion and Ladies' Auxiliary tone meeting held in Ntkuip.\nSEEK SUB OPFI45E\nResolutions also asked for estab\nllshment of a sub-regional office ot\ntht Veterans Land Act In Nelson\non t permanent basis thd that vet.\nertns be permitted to enter hos.\nSlttls new home where bed space\ni available tnd their cast chronic.\nHousing situation also came lit\nfor criticism. The zone teell rents\n'tnd coit of building ore .too high,\nthat tho housing problem should\nbe i government undertaking, ond\nnot left to Central Mortgage tnd\nHousing Corporation,\nResolution to work with other\ngroups to Overcome \"Sons of Free-\ndom outrages\" offered co-operation\nonly insofar os the Citizens Committee work \"li con-lstent with tht\nprinciples of democracy,\"\nA second resolution was sent Provincial Command taking that the\nB.C. government be urged to take\nthe necessary steps to assure veterans first chance at Sona ot Freedom lend it they vacated In favor\nof relocation.      ',_\nIn seeking establishment of a\nsub-regional office of the Veterans'\nLand Act in Nelson, the Legion explained tht present office Is. open\nonly on Mondtyi, a poor day ti\nveterani etnnot always bt- thtre.\nThe zone meeting also endorsed\nthe stand of the Dominion Command on war veterans allowances\nand demanded that something be\ndone at once for \"our needy comrades.\"\nOn tht housing problem the\nmeeting took tht stand: \"We deplore the housing situation and are\ntrying to do something about it.\nIt is felt that preient rents are too\nhigh and also the cost of building.\nWe feel that this ihould be a government undertaking and not be\nleft to the Central Mortgage and\nHousing Corporation. Only by con-\ntintltl hammering at these matters\nctn' wt gain. The Legion prides itself by not asking for the impossible and never asks tor something\noutrageous.\"\nNEW OFFICERS\nOfficers elected were: A. A. Lamb\nof Castlegar, zone president; J. Hall\nof Trail, vice-president; H. H. Pitts\nof Castlegar, zone commander;\nSpencer J. Newell of Nelson, deputy zone commander; Mrs. A. O.\nAllen ot Nelson, women's zone\npresident; Mrs..Allard of Trail, first\nvice-preildent; Mri, Horner of\nKaslo, second' vice-president, and\nMr. Smlbert, zone' secretary.\nOn Passengers\n, Starting Thursday, all,Canadian\nPacific Railway passenger trains\noperating between Vancouver and\nMedicine Hat will be drawn by\ndiesel-oloctric. units.\nTht, operation .will require five\nboIs of dleaeli, each of which aro\ncomprised of five ArUnlts ond five\nB-units. The A-unlts contain the engineer's driving cab, tnd the B-\nuniti are hooked on when extra\npower is required. Each unit Is\nof 1(00 horsepower.   -\nOnly Trains Not. ll and 12 will\nbe diesel-drawn for the time being,\nIt Is expected Trains Nos. 07 and 68\noperating between \u25a0 Nelson - and\nMedicine Hat will be diosellzed in\nthe near future.\t\nCity To $e\u00bbl\nBaker Street lots\nCity of Nelson will offer for tale\ntwo lots in the 100 block oh Baker\nstreet..: : a\n' At city Council Monday night it\nwaa decided to offer the blocks tor\nsalt and bidders who havt already\nplaced tender* will be asked to\nrebld.  ' .   -   ~\nOnly. 30 feet of the 40 foot lott\nwill be sold, council decided, remaining 20 feet to be left for access\npurposes as a gully prevents construction of an alley at the back,\nNo Parking On\nFront-Lake Corner\nA \"no parking\" sign will bt erected at the intersection of Lake and\nFront Streets tor a distance of 10\nfeet beyond the tint hydrant tn the\nNortheast comer. City council it\nMonday's meeting pointed out thtt\nvisibility to motorists turning.the\ncomer is hampered by parked cars.\nPHONB   144\ni'ijiii'\"iiiWlfir\nFOR\nCLASSIFIED\n'v  \t\nWORK\nCLOTHES\nIN\nMATCHING SITS\nf ANTS ond\nJACKETS\nof sl^foditd olive drill. Both\nvery washable, and very tough.\n'\"'\u25a0' >tnti M to 4\u00ab. ;:.'\n$4.95\nJackets SB ta \u00abAf, '\n$5.95 |g\nCan  Be  Bought Sepirately\nGODFREYS'\nWONS^\u2014 276 \u2014 BO*\nPinay Unable\nForm Cabinet\nPARIS (AP) - Antoine Pinay\ngave up hli efforts to form a new\nFrench cabinet Tueiday night after\ntwo big political parties in the\nnational assembly had refused their\nsupport f\".\nPinay was asked by President\nVincent, Auriol to try to end the\nlong political crisis, now in Its 34th\nday, by forming a government that\nIncluded- as many political parties\naa possible.\nJohnson-Gunning\nRecital Tonight\nFollowing her recital here tonight, -Miss Flora Johnson will\nleave for tht Bast to attend Summer school at Toronto Conservatory\nof Mulic for tht furtherance of her\nvocal studies.\nMln Johnson will be under the\ntutelage of Lois Marshall, the now\nfamous - Ctnadiah toprano. The\nyoung* mezzo-Soprano has been\nstudying at Brandon College, Brandon, Man. Well known ln Nelson\ntnd district as a singer, Miss Johnson has excelled ln Kootenay Music\nFestivals.,\nFor many yeBra she war a valued\nmember Ot St. Paul's United Church\nChoir and for a time she directed\nthe girls' choir.\nMiss Johnson, well known Nelson\nmezzo soprano and'Kenneth Gunning of Vancouver, pianist, will be\nheard in a joint recital at St. Paul's\nchurch tonight. The recital Is under\ntht sponsorship of. thret St. Paul's\nChoirs.       A\nFewer Bicycle\nLicenses Sold\nAlmost 14)0 fewer bicycle licences\nhave been sold to date this year\nthtn during t comparable period\nlist year, according to City Hall\nfigures. At the end of last June, 539\npermits for tbe two wheel chariots\nwere purchased while 446 have been\nobtained this ygtr.\nAbout the lame number of dogs\nart making the rounds, with 348\nlicences Issued since January as\nagainst 340 last year.\n' il i   1   i    i   .-,.       v   \u2014,\n\u00bb10 FINE FOR SPEEDING        -'   -\nFor exceeding the so mile per\nhour speed limit; Ctrl R. Locatelli\nof NolsOn wai fined 110 tnd $5.50\ncosts. He Wll apprehended hear\nSouth Sloctn' Friday. A guilty plea\nwll entered before Stipendiary\nMtglitrttt Wlilltm \u00bbvtni Tuetday;\nKNO0K8 DOWN 8ION, FINED S25\nA third Of driving without due\ncare and .attention ended in a $25\ntint for Maurice J. Boulllet of\nMellon. Boulllet knocked down a\n\"itOp'\"ilgn On Front Streot June 17.\nRe entered a plea of guilty before\nMtglitnte William Brown in City\nCourt Monday. ' '\u2022\nKoolenay Pioneer\nE. A. Ly thgoe Dies\nav  \u25a0\u2022 '  \u25a0 \u25a0;\u2022   \u25a0 ,,\nA long-time resident of the Kootenay, Ernest Alfred Lythgoe died\nln McDougal'hospital, Kimberley,\nTuesday after a lengthy Illness,\nMr. Lythgoo was bom In Xaitney,\nPortsmouth, Hants, England, on Oct.\n0. I860, moving from there to Liverpool where he spent his early years,\nHe Joined the Royal-Navy at an\nearly age and tfter spending several yeara in the service he joined\nthe civil service in England, where\nhe served as-a letter carrier and\nlater as postal clerk. After writing\nthe civil service exams he also became a telegrapher. He was inter-\nseted in the co-operative movement\nin England and was Instrumental\nln forming the co-op store In Farn-\nham, which is ttill in operation today. He was profoundly Interested\nIn this movement all his life.\nIn April, 1011, Mr. Lythgoe with\nhis family sailed on the Empress\nof Ireland for Canada'to take up\nresidence In Yahk.\nHis time in Canada, saw him ln\nvarious occupation!, divided mostly\nbetween farming and lumber grading. Farming proved none too successful so he turned to the lumber\nindustry with the Canadian Pacific\nRailway forestry in Yahk, where\nhe worked until retirement ln 1027.\nThe following year he.moved to\nLadner, near, Vancouver, where he\nhad a chicken.-ranch .that proved\nhighly successful, but longing for\nthe interior of B.C. the family once\nagain came back to Yahk where he\nopened a atore, after spending three\nyears at the coast.\nHe remained ln Yahk until 1940,\nwhen he moved to Nelson, where\nhe resided until December of la?t\nyear when he moved to Kimberley\nwhere he hai resided with his\ndaughter and son-ln-liw.\nMr. Lythgoe hai held t Justice\nof the Peace commission since 1?22\nuntil the present time. He was a\nmember of the United Church.\nHe li lurvlved by hli wife ln\nKimberley, one daughter, Mrs. J.\nK. Walker at Kimberley, two ions,\nErnest William Lythgoe, at Vic\ntoria, and Arthur Leonard Lythgoe\nof Trail, six grandchildren and 7\ngreat grandchildren.\nFuneral services will be held\nfrom the Kimberley United Church,\nwith Rev. Mc?hee officiating. Burial will be In the Kimberley cemetery,\nNew Nelson Bus\nReady July 8\nNelson's new passenger but will\nbi ready tor pick up it the Windsor faotory July 8, Charles Cotter-\nIll will -drive the but to Nelson,\nWhile in Windsor, the elty garage\nmaehtnlctl foreman will attend a\n- two-day course' on Its operation.\n$50,000 OVERDRAFT\nGRANTED SCHOOLS\nA request by the Botrd of Trustees tor School.District Mo. 7 tor a\n$50,000 overdraft was authorized at\na City Council \"meeting Monday.\nThe overdraft w|U'bef re-paid by\nAugust 31, tht. school board stated.\nZ. [-)((\u00a3>\nBonner Says Militia Not Needed,\nCivil Administration Adequate\nAttorney General Robert Bonner\nhas advised members ot the Railway Running Trades Union and\nSlocan Citizens\u25a0' committee that\neverything It under control, '\u25a0\u201e Tht\nwire followed demands by the two\ngroups to have tht militia brought\ninto the area Immediately to com-\nbat the riling Wave of arson ln tht\nSloctn Valley.\n\"My understanding Ot circuit)*\nstances nnd' current RCMP advice\ndo not indicate breakdown in civil\n.administration. Hence I cannot advise tht premier thit military force\nHi aid Ot civil power Is nee Wiry,\"\nIht Attorney General Stated.     ,\nVANCOUVER- Attorney-am*\neral Robert Bonner laid Tuesday\nthe British Columbia government\nplant to go ahead with lta six-point\npltn tor Doukhobors despite recent\narson outbreaks in West Kodtenay.\nThe-Social Credit  minister said\nlllt.bf government-held lands to\nDoukhobors will begin ir July as\npreviously announced.\nStill to come It tht government's\np. omlsed legislation to recognize\ntha Doukhobor form of marriage\nand extension to the sect of the\nright to vote; ~\nDoukhobor children are to go to\nschool, and Canadian law will apply\nequally to ill Citizens ot the Kooteniy*, the government announced\nearlier in Its plan.\nApart from its plan, to abioifi\nOrthodox and Independent Douk\nhobori Into the community the gov\nernment has no intention of taklni\nextraordinary measures against th\nradical Sons Of Freedom terrorist\nll advocated by the Slocan Vqllej\nCitizens Committee, Bonner say,\n. He compared the recent arsoi\noutbreak to 15 br 20 incidents\nlafe cracking. \"You don't call ou\nthe army for thlt,\" he said..\nPrefabricated\nHouses Now\nAvailable Here\nGeneral Prttabrlcaton have let\nup an office in Nelson. Tht firm\nmanufactures prefabricated homei.\nA two-bedroom borne, meeting\nNHA specifications and Including\nplumbing fixtures and electrical\nwiring can be had for os little as\n15000 delivered to the lot, Tht agency li tht K. W. Dixon Company\nIn tht truck terminus.\nLinda Rides Home\nOn Abductor's Lap\ni WINNIPEG (CP)-A five-year-\nOld girl arrived hire late Tuesday\nfrom Vancouver sitting on tht lap\nof tht mtn charged with her abduction.\n' Linda Verfaillle, missing for 34\ndays and subject ot a continent-\nwidt search for the last nine dayi,\nlistened ai George Prevost read her\na story about a fire engine on the\nplant returning from Vtncouver.\nMr*. Bernadette Verfaillle first\nreported Linda missing 25 day* after\nPrevost took her for a holiday. The\npair 'were found In a Vancouver\nhotel Sunday after Prevost wired a\nfriend in Churchill, Man,, for\nmoney,  'ti '\nAll the way home Linnda played\nwith Prevost-and his RCMP escort.\nAt the tirport, she waved goodbye\nto the man she calls daddy and was\nwhisked home ln a police car. Prevost was: clapped in a police coll.\nJ.C.\nPromoted\ns\n' J., C. - 4Jack) Hughes, member of\nthe audit branch of the British Columbia department of finance, hit\nlift for Victoria, where he hii been\ntransferred.\nThe transfer marks a promotion\nfor Mr. Hughes, who hai resided in\nNelson for,nearly eight years. He\nhas been on the Nelson court house\nstaff tor the past four years. Active\nin community life, he. was secretary-treasurer of the Associated\nCantdaln* Travellers, president of'\nNelson branch Ot the B.C. Honey\nProducers Association, and an executive member of the Canadian\nLegion.     _ >\nHit home originally wai in Manitoba, and on his discharge Worn tht\nRCAF after the war, he cime to\nNelson,\nMrs. Hughes has also been active\nIn Nelson organizations. She is president of the Ladles' Auxiliary to\nthe ACT and was also active in St\nSaviour's church work. Married in\nEngland-, Mr. and Mrs. Hughes have\ntwo children.\nTrail Conciliation\nMeeting Friday\nTRAIL\u2014Conciliation board will\nmeet In the Canadian Legion Friday afternoon to try and settle the\nthree-month-long contract dispute\nbetweeni Comlnco and Trail, Kimberley and Calgary locals of IUMM\nand SW, Al King, local 430 president laid Tuesday,\nCompany officials reported they\nhad no official word on a definite\nmeeting date for the board.\nChairman .of the board, according to local 480, is E. W. Lowrle,\na coast resident-believed to be a\nformer head of the Income tax department Representing mine-mill\nunion will be regional director Harvey Murphy with D. D. Morris upholding the company stand.\nOkanagan Stresses *\nWater Safety\nKELOWNA\u2014This community Ii\nholding a \"water safety\" week,\nwhen the necessity for making tho\npublic aware of dangers in swimming and boating is being emphasized. The effort began Monday.\nRed Cross Swimming and Water\nSafety Department has requested\nother communities to follow, the\nOkanagan city's plan. J\n330 FINE FOR SPEEDING\nA |30 flnt wt* levied against\nHurry Thomas Stayaat of Nelson\nMonday when,he pleaded guilty,to\na charge of speeding on Nelson\nAvenue. He appeared btfort Magistrate Willlim Brown In City\nCourt.,\n20 AIR CADETS\nGOING TO CAMP\nTwo weeks* camp Is In store foi\n20 Nelson air cadets July 3 to If\nat Abbotsford, B.C.\nThe cadets will be under super!\nvision of Flying Officers Syd\nRogers and James Watson.  ,   m\nThe air cadets wind-up activltl\nfor the Summer | Saturday- nigh\nwhen they will be' at home to thel\nparents at Central School. Tl\nwill see a picture show and sup\nwill be served buffet style. 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Wt\nIN tgentt (or North Amiri-\ncan Van Lines, America,\n'etdlng long distance moving\ntrganliatlon. It costs no mow\nto enjoy thlt finer cervical\nWest\nTransfer\nCo.\nm Baker St.  Nation, B.C.\nPhont 13\n ..    -   .      .;.   ;;-:\n'.'..-.\u25a0\u25a0\". .   \u25a0    ,\n f\u00bb*ff\u00abW\u00bbWW\nFor MW It's\nJARMAN\nand\nRITCHIE\nSHOES\n\u2022 Dependable Service\n\u2022 Absolute Comfort\n\u2022 Reasonable Prloe*\nSEE THEM AT\nTHE SHOE\nCENTRE\n663 Baker St Phone 895\n-AINSWORTH - Student* of. St\nJoseph's School at Nelson, travelling by chartered bus, spent a day\nat Atnswortb hot springs, accompanied by the Sisters.\n- Although the weather was unfavorable, the pupils enjoyed their\npicnic lunch and swim.\nDODDS\nKIDNEY\nPILLS\nOUR SPECIALTY\n\u2022 ANYWHERE\n\u2022 ANY PLACE\n\u2022 ANY TIME\nAlso\nDally Freight Service\nNelson \u2022 Trail- Castlegar\nRossland \u2022 Fruitvale \u2022 Salmo\nUNITED TRUCKING\n& STORAGE LTD.\nStanley Street, Nelson .\nPH.ONt 1108\nOF\nTOP GRADE 165 W.\nDUROID HEX\nSHINGLES\nIn Toy Red Only\n$12.00\nPer 100 \u00bbq. \u00abr.   *f|\nNote: These are not seconds\nor substandards. Buy now a*\nour stock wont last nnd cannot be replaced at this special price, '\nPipe, Tubing and Pumps\nfor irrigation.\nSee tit now.while\netockt (art.\nPlumbing Supplies\nOur price* are the lowest In\n'the Kooten\u00aby. Trade-In -your\nold   plumbing   fixtures   fer\nI ti*w. i\" ..-\u25a0-.-    .\"\n| e A full line of soil pipe and\nfitting*   at   prices   below\nreplacement value.\nDealer Inquiries Invited\nTRADING\nCOMPANY\nPhone 1511        902 Front St.\nCreston Sewer System\nPlans To Be Drawn\nCRESTON \u2014 A proposed sewer\nsystem plan for Creston was discussed by Village' Commissioners\nand engineers from Calgary here.\nThe talks, held at a. special Com.\nmission meeting, resulted in authorization being given to the Calgary firm to draw up specifications.\nAt its regular meeting, tile second\nthis month, .the. Commission met\nW. D. McR*e,. East Kootenay civil\ndefence administrator, Creston has\nnot, been as active in civil defence\nwork recently as it had been.\n; ,W. Armstronjf, East Kootenay'\nhealth unit official from Cranbrook,\ndiscussed sanitation problems with\nthe Commission.     ';,'.-        .\nCommissioner Mrs. Amy Erickson lh her report told, of projected\nlight department work. She said\nCreston'- waa in a good- position\nfrom a health point of view.\nA new building at Forest Lawn\ncemetery had been completed, and\nCreston park was to be cleaned.\nRoads had been oiled an! a hose\nrack tor the fire department completed and Installed, Commissioner\nN. Biccum reported.\nPythian Sisters Temple was\ngiven permission to hold a tag\nday July 18.      '\u25a0:';'\"\nBuy, Sail, Trade the Classified Way\nUp\nMrs. G. A. Nord,\nKimberley, Dies\nKIMBERLEY \u2014 A Kimberley\nresident sine* 1927, Mrs. Emm*\nNord, 45, died suddenly at her\nhome here. Funeral services will\nbe held today at the United\nChurch, with interment in the\nKimberley cemetery.\nBorn in Leigh, Lancashire, .England, Mrs. Nord came to- Fernie\nwith her parents as a child. In\n1927 she came to Kimberley; where\nin 1929 ahe was married to Gustav\nA. Nord. She was a member of the\nwomen of the Moose and the\nLadles' Auxiliary to the Fraternal\nOrder of Eagles, Kimberley aerie.\nSurviving are her husband, a\ndaughter, Mrs. Walter Cope, one\nson, Kenneth, at home, her mother,\nMrs. B. Derbyshire of Ladysmith,\nthree sisters, Mrs. J. Erlokson In\nKimberley, Mrs. C. V. Lahovlck in-\nTrail and Mrs. F. Stewart in Vernon, and one brother, Robert\nDerbyshire, of Medicine Hat There\nare also two grandchildren.\nFor Stampede Parade...\nFernie's Royal Coac\/i\nMay Be Sent to Calgary\nFERNES; \u2014\u2022 Fernie'* Coronation\nDay coach will be sent to the Calgary Stampede -parade It present\nplans of the Fernie Chamber of\nCommerce materialize.\nnie coach, with its entire cast of\n18, including the Coronation Day\nqueen, her attendant* and accompanying rider*, waa. the outstanding feature of the Coronation Day\ncelebrations. It drew excellent\ncomment* ot' admiration from\nthousands of visitors and citizens\nwho saw it on thit occasion.\nFernie Chamber of Commerce,\nFernie Labor Day Sport* Committee and Fernie City Council\nure supporting 'the proposal to\n\u25a0end the' coach to the stampede\nparade. 7 Y.7\nCONCERT FUNDS   .\nTO GO TO PICNIC\nAINSWORTH - A well-attended\nconcert was held In the hall under\nthe direction of Mrs. H. S. Currle,\nassisted'by Mrs. J. Hawes and Mrs.\nJ. B. Fletcher.\nFour groups of songs were sung\nby the choral groups, inoluding\nthree, song* ot the West, three\nsong* df the sea, three songs of\nStephen Foster and three popular\nsongs. The choral group Included\nHeather Frazer, Janice Cuthbert,\nSafidra'lahie, JOah Burns, Helen\nForman and Denise Hansen, from\nseven to 12 years of age. Piano\nselections were played by Mrs.\nCurrle ahd Mrs. Snyder, Fat Forman and Helen Forman, and two\nsolo* were sung by Heather\nFrazer. Bruce Mitchell was chair-\nan.\nProceed* to go to ft* annual\nschool picnic.\nMora Writs Served\nOn Dr. N. Kemp\n'VANCOUVER (CP)-Dr. Wi-iam\nNorman Kemp, storm centre in\ncivil and criminal libel proceedings\nfollowing file provincial election\ncampaign, has been named defendant in two more Supreme Court\nwit*.   .\nJohn J. Perdue, president cot the\nSociel Credit League, today issued\na writ against the doctor for damages for slander he allege* were\nuttered against him Jun* 4.\nThe Social Credit head recently\nfiled a olaim. for libel and slander\nalleged on an earlier occasion foy\nthe doctor, independent candidate\nlh the electidd.      : ,\"\nThe lecond new suit against Dr.\nKemp is by Milwaukee Insurance\nCompany of Milwaukee, Wis., for\nthe return of $2210 the company\nclaims was paid to him in error.\nSoldier's Wife and\nFamily Die in Fire\nCTIUJWACK, B.C. (CP) \u2014 A\nyoung soldier's wife, and family of\nthree died Tuesday in a fire that\ngutted their dwelling at the Royal\nCanadian Army School of Engineering here.\nSapper Robert Lecuyer, 28, was\naway at summer training in Cal.\ngary when his wife, Eileen, and\nthree children were - asphyxiated.\nNames and age* af the children\nwere not available.,\nArmy official* uld Lecuyer, in\nCalgary with the, 1st airborne troop\not the RCF, will be flown to Vancouver late today by Trans-Canada\nAir Line*.\nFather, Son Win\nForestry Awards\nKIMBERLEY - Highest awards\nin the' Junior , Forest Service,\ngolden maple leaf honor badges,\nhave been presented to William\nThomason and his son, James\nThomason, both ot Kimberley.\nThe awards were made by W. F.\nMyring, Secretary-manager of the\nCanadian Forestry Association and\nChief Junior Forest Warden at s\nmeeting attended by 70 loyal wardens and their parents.\nMr. Thomason and his son have\nled the local organization for\nmany years.\nAir Cadets Invited\nTo Film Showing\nCRANBROOK \u2014 AbOut-150 Air\nCadet* and RCAF recruits have\nbeen invited to be gueits at the Rex\nDrive-In here Thursday for the\nfirst showing of \"Breaking the\nSound Barrier\", which deals with\nthi* major aircraft speed development in Great Britain last-year. -\nMost proficient member of Nelson Air Cadet squadron will be\nbrought here via CPA that day as\na special guest and others invited\nare the Kimberley and Cranbrook\nsquadrons numbering about 100,\nand RCAF recruits from Lethbridge.\nKOOTENAY\nPLUMBING\n& HEATING\nCOMPANY LTD.\n.' ' A Complete Plumbing ,\nand Heating Service\nPhone 666\n351 Baker St. Nelson, B.C.\nCranbrook Alert\nCRANBROOK - First practice\ncivil defence alert here resulted\nin efficient response by the auxiliary services an. establishment\nwithin the 15 range of telephone\ncommunication with Kimberley\nand short wave communication\nwith Kimberley and Fernie.\nRCMP were first service out on\npatrol and reported excellent public co-operation in clearing street*\nand stopping .traffic to make way\nfor emergency services. Fire department services were immediately deployed on Cranbrook and\nVan Home Street*.'     '   '\nKimberley's phone call was plea\nfor ambulance help which was despatched Immediately, and the second ambulance unit responded at\nonce to a local call to the.Southeast corner of town.\nChief Warden Herbert Simpson\nreported all wardens immediately\non patrol ln their' specified areas.\nCommunications officer was M. W.\nReade. Cranbrook's co-ordinator,\nErnest Rowe, was general supervisor of the practice alert In the\nimmediate Cranbrook centre.\n\"Ten-cing\" Correct\nFor Everest Guide ,\nKATMANDU, Nepal (CP) - Th*\nnative guide who climbed Mount\nEverest has been known variously\nas Tensing Bhutia, Sherpa Tensing\nand Tensing Norkay (or Norkey),\nin different combinations.\nHe said Tuesday he prefers to be\nknown as Tenzing.\nHe explained the affixes to his\nname as follows: His Tibetan an.\ncestors were members of the Bhu-\ntl* race. He was born in Nepal near\nthe Tibetan border, where the\npeople are known as Norkey. He\nhas lived in India for many years.\nSherpa is a caste of guides and\nporters in the Himalayas.\nHe put it thi* way:\n\"A few call me Bhutia Tenzing.\nOthers call me Sherpa Tenzing or\nTenzing Nen-key. But I prefer being\ncalled simply Tenzing, with none\nof the racial, communal or caste\ndistinctions.\"\nPearson to Meet .\nDag Hammarskjold\nOTTAWA tCP) \u2014 The two top\nmen in the United NationB will\nmeet here Friday on the Korean\nsltatlon, the external affairs department said Tuesday.\n^hey are External Affairs Minister Pearson, president of the UN\ngeneral assembly, and Dag Ham\nmarskjold, UN secretary-general.\nMr. Pearson -ovlll return to Ot\ntawa from the'election hustings\nWednesday or Thursday to prepare\nfor a meeting In which he and Mr.\nHammarskjold will consider steps\nfor the calling of a UN assembly\nmeeting in the event of a truce.\nThere have been reports, they win\nalso consider calling an emergency\nmeeting in the event hopes of *\ntruce collapse. .-'\nHIGH LIVING C08T8\nST. LOUIS (AP>\u2014A 49-year-old\nbank teller who earned $265 a\nmonth hu admitted taking *91,000\nduring a 20-year period just \"for\nnormal living expenses\" tor his\niiflfe and two children. The federal\nbureau of investigation said Kenneth B. Jackson made the admis-\n-ion after his arrest on a charge ot\nmaking a false entry Involving\n1800. Authorities said Jackson's\nhorn* is * modest one, end that he\nhad only one suit of clothes.\nTV To Aid Funds\nRaising Program <\nOn Red Mountain\nROSSLAND \u2014 Television will be\nseen at the top of Bed Mountain\nJuly and the Red Mountain Ski\nLodge lift will be in operation all\nday during a fund* raising Campaign by the. Ski Lodge. '\nThe lodge Is seeking funds to send\nOene Dyson and Bill Stevens for\nthe Canadian ski team trials. Only\n17 skiers In Canada are entered in\nthe trials. The team will be composed of 10 members.\n. The campaign will also help toward, sending Rossland and. Trail\nskiers to witness the world ski\nchampionships to be held in Sweden. The Canadian team will compete in the championship*,      A\n$42,975 in New\nConstruction\nAl Rossland\nROSSLAND \u2014 Building permit's\ntotalling \u00ab42,975 for a five-month\nperiod beginning January 1 of thla\nyesr haye heen Issued.\nThe largest single permit was ls>\nsued -to D. A. Burnett for $17,0(10\nfor a! home in the Pinewbod subdivision. Other residence permits were\nissued J. W\u201e Tennyson for $7,000 and\nD.vV; -Thompson for $8,000.- 7--:\nPermits for alterations and additions to the amount of $3,000 were\nissued to Vere McDowell, to J. H.\nBabcock for repairs'totalling $500,\nto-Harold McCandless for a $1,000\nfoundation, J. E. Gordon, $476 for a\nCemeht. floor, basement, and .to\nGeorge Beaudry for a permit totalling $450 which was for work on a\ngarage.' .\nPermit for. another garage was\nissued to J. Sawyer for $900, Mrs.\nF.'M. Pitt applied for a permit to\nthe extent of $1,200 for work on the\nfoundation of her- home, while alterations and repairs to the home of\nG. P. Gipman reached a total of\nWOO'  A. \"' ' \" \"'-  \u2022'\u25a0\nFor repairs to the Gospel Hall a\npermit was Issued R, L. McAllister\nfor -$400, to Carl Ingcnrieth for a\nconcrete basement worth $300, to L.\nC. Kerhpston for a cement foundation $150, to William G. Green $500,\nfor a porch extension, and to Glen\nMitchell a, permit totalling $2,000\nfor reconstruction of his coal shed.\n30-Foot Interval\nBetween Vehicles\nAsked On Trail Bridge\nTRAIL \u2014 Signs demanding intervale of 30 feet between buses and\ntrucks crossing Trail bridge, soon\nwill be erected at each end of the\nstructure, the Chamber of Commerce has learned.\nIn a letter, E. S. Jones, deputy\nminister' of public works, said his\ndepartment has investigated condition,of the\/bridge .ahd Considers it\nsafe for loads in accordance with\nhighway regulations treated a* individual loads.     -\nHowever, the letter went on, the\ndepartment realizes danger might\narise If vehicles of maximum loading should follow one another closely across the bridge.\nIn addition to erecting signs to\nprevent thla, this department will\nhave a competent steel Inspector\ncheck the bridge at regular interval* for (tress in the structure, particularly around the joints, the letter stated.  '\nDenmark's Strongest\nParty Against U.S..\nOperating Air Bases\nCOPENHAGEN (AP) - Denmark'* most powerful political\nparty, the Social Democrats, in, a\nsurprise policy change Tuesday\nkilled plans for U.S. airmen and\nfighter planes to operate from Danish bases.\nFormer premier Hans Hedtoft, the\nfaction's chairman, told a party\ncongress here that \"as conditions\nare, we cannot accept this offer.\"\n\"We feel that It would hot Improve the broad rallying around the\nAtlantie pact to which it must be\nour task to contribute,\" Hedtoft\nadded. Opposition of the, Social\nDemocratic bloc, largest in Parliament, with 61 of the. 151 seats,\nmeans the proposal could not secure parliamentary backing.\nUntil Tuesday the Social Democrat* had given at least moral backing to the base proposal*.\nGasperi Has Talks\nWith Churchill\nLONDON (Reuters)\u2014Prime Minister Alcide de Gasperl ot Italy arrived here Tuesday for top-level\ntalks with Prime Minister Churchill\nand leading British government officials.\nThe two-day talks are expected\nto cover rdcent Russian peace\nmoves and the possibility of a big\nfour meeting, following the Ber-\nmuda conference next month.\nA. MATHISEN\nPAINTING AND\nDECORATING\n607 Kokanee Street\nPHONE 1036 L\nVancouver Woman\nPasses in Creston\nCRESTON \u2014 En route to the\nPrairies on a trip with her husband,\nMrs. Gwendolyn Andrews Young,\nabout 47, died suddenly at the\nCreston Motel here. She was born\nin Victoria.\nFuneral services.will take place\nIn Vancouver.\nRoedeer \u2014about 26 inches high\nat the shoulder\u2014are maintained\non game reserves in England.\nPHONE 889\nTowler Fuel\n& Transfer\nWhere on Earth\n'    b Th* Mest Accurals CteckT\nNO ONE la sure Just yrhta man\nbegan to mark- eft Father Tlmo'a\nsteps\u2014but It's a good guess Out\nour earliest ancestors took sdrah-\nUge el.Ou aun. \u00bb3,ooo,ooo mile*''\naway, tram the earth. By tb*\nshadows t* cant, along familiar\nlandmarks, eafemen probably\nTnariced tho panto* of day. lakes\nsunny Climate*,' o4_sr methods\n> wan davjaad,, mioh ,w candles\nmarked to tell the hoar being\nmelted away. Our fcc_at-_* also\ndeveloped th* portable hour glass,\nwoU-knpwn even today. In which\n, the sande ot tlmo flowed so etrtftly.\nMU behoved Out tb*-.-ait' ,_*\u25a0..\nchonlcol tlmo pies* srtth ' gear\nwheels was Invented bf. Oteet-aa,\nan Alexandrian, about IM years\nbefore' the btUi <* Ottrlet. This\nwas a development ot tbe OUpayda\n\u2014meaning Water stealer whleh\nstarted as a vesael em whloh\nwiter dripped slowly through a\nbote; Uio gradually towered levd\n' Inside tb* j*r. measured ttmej\nagainst* scale marked off eo the\nvessel's side. Eventually, wit* tb*\ngear wheels of eteslbus and a\ntwelve - hour circular too*, tb*\nWater Stealer came te look ve\u00aby\nmuch like a modem doe*.\ntutlon of weight* for water power\nte mon tho pulley and gear .**\u2022\ntachmmta at 4b* Water Stealers.\nThem, tho need ror accurate tlmo\nand lea* cumbersome time piece*\ntod to the development ot Improved\nescapements and eventually tb*\nmainspring\u2014so by 1800 the entire\nfoundation of ot\npiece w<_ law.\n\u2014i.a\u2014wer te _s super-accurate\nUrn* measurement needed la mod-.\nem; eolence-* dock eonetottng of\nmolecules ot ammonia gas. In each\nmoloculo thtn a\u00bb thin atoaa* af\nhydrogen and ono et nitrogen.\nWith tbe three hydrogen atoms in\na triangular pattern, the nitrogen\natom nips back and forth perpendicular to their plane\u2014me Hip rete\nbeing 24,000,000.000 times * second.\nAt last, w\u00bb havo an atomlo ckx*\nas accurate that It would take\n8,000,000 years tor * to gate or\nIO0O ODO _\u00a3CQD4$1\n\u2022THANKS] Lyiws RoHs) WtatieHw, M.\n'Ias_'_-\u00absar.\neast tl All l\nNELSON DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24,1953 \u2014 i\nFernie to Vote Jtilyr3on\nArtificial Ice Propositwn\nFERNIE \u2014 Fernie citizens will\ngo to the poll* on July 8 to vote\non a. proposal to install artificial\nice In the Fernie Arena.\nThey are being asked 11 they are\nin favor ot the municipality of the\nCity of Fernie contributing $50,000\nfor the purpose. The money, if the\nvote, is favorable, will be taken\nfrom a public wOrks reserve fund,\nproperty tax sale reserve fund and\nrevenue surplus,-      .7\nFernie Arena Finance Committee\nhas obtained sufficient pledges\nfrom citizens of Fernie and District\nto cover the complete cost of all\nmaterials and the installation of\nthe ice-making plant. The pledges\nare. payable over tbe next- four\nyears..   -        ',   \u25a0 \u2022   - \u25a0\nThe total cost of the proposal Is\n$64,000. The city is to be repaid\nwith funds derived from citizens'\npledges. The Arena Finance committee haa enough'funds on hand\nto permit the city to proceed with\nthe; venture should the referendum\nreceive the , necessary three-tilths\nvote.\nPioneer jaffray\nResident Passes\nCRANBROOK \u2014 Mrs. Hilda Jo.\nsephine Matson, resident of Jaffray\nfor 50 years, died' at the hospital\nhere Sunday.   '\nShe waa born in Gutland, Sweden,\n75 years ago, and came to Canada\nand to this district in ,1903 where\nshe had made her home ever alnce.\nHer husband, Gabriel Matson, died\nabout five year* ago. \u2022\nSdrvivlng her are four daughters,\nAnn Matson at Jaffray, Mrs. Esther\nHanson, Jaffray, Mrs. Julie Midline\nand Mrs. Margaret Anderson, Galloway, and five sons, Walter, Cranbrook, Henry, Yahk, Elmer, Jaffray, Edward Ladysmith; and John,\nKitchener, and'many grandchildren.\nLutheran pastor Rev. K. F. Ster-\nler ot Creston officiated at services\nsit McPhersoh Funeral Home _re\nTuesday and burial waS In West\nlawn cemetery.\nMRS. HAGEN DIES\nAT CRANBROOK\nCRANBROOK \u2014 Taken suddenly\nill here On her way to vish Kimberley, her former home, Mrs. Linda\nMaria Hagen ot Vancouver died at\nthe St. Eugene Hospital Sunday.\nShe was 84 years oM and was\nborn in Sweg, Sweden, She had lived in this province alnce 1918.\nSurviving her are her husband,\nChris Hagen at Marysvllle, a daughter, Mrs. M. Scullion- of ShumaCher,\nOnt, a son, John Hagen in Boston,\na sister, Mrs. M. Stevenson in Kimberley, a brother, John, lit Vancouver and another brother in Sweden.\nFuneral will take place here this\nafternoon at McPherson Funeral\nHome:\nGrants Approved by\nTrail Welfare Society\nTRAIL\u2014.Trail District Welfare\nsociety directors have approved fir\nnal grants prior to ihe summer recess. The directors granted 1350 to\nthe B.C. Foundation for Polio, $3,642\nto the, Salvation Army, $200 to the\n.Knights of Columbus- for Camp\nLourdes and $2,140 to the Canadian\nArthritis and Rheumatism society.\nFarmers Postpone   ,\nAnnual Meeting\nBOSWELL \u2014 The annual meeting of the West Kootenay-Boundary Central Farmers' Institute will\nprobably be delayed..* few weeks.\nOriginally slated for this time\nof year, It has been postponed in\norder that the new provincial\nminister of agriculture may attend.\nThe Inonoaklin Valley Farmers'\nInstitute will be host to tile, meeting at Edgewood.\nCLASSIFIED AD8 GET RESULTS\nBALLOON SOARS OVER KIMBERLEY\nKtMBERLEY-r-What appeared to be a runaway balloon created\nconsiderable excitement-here Monday as it passed slowly over- the\ncity.   ' \u25a0 > ',\u25a0' --...\n, .^Sighted at approximately. 8 p.m., the white shiny object flnally:\ndrifted out of sight Northeast over the Rockies at about 8:15.\n\u25a0>. E.-King-White, 387 Archibald Street, studied, the balloon through\nhis telescope and stated it appeared to be of a plastic material, shaped\nlike a light bulb. Shiny metal objects were dlscernable at the lower\nedge and a long guy wire trailed from lt. .There was no gondola. He\nestimated its height at between 7000 and 10,000 feet. \"\u2022'\nThe Kimberley airport has received no word of a wandering\nballoon and, so far, effort* to learn where lt came from have beeVi\nunsuccessful.\nFund for Fruitvale yLad\nClimbs to $600 Mark\nFRUITVALE \u2014 Through the\ngenerosity of West Kootenay residents and organizations, a Fruitvale boy will be able to go to Roch-\nester for special heart surgery and\nhis patents will be able to travel\nwith him.\nWhen the congenital ailment was\ndiscovered by a Trail doctor earlier\nthis year, a fund was started to aid\nthe boy, whose family of six have\nsuffered a series of setbacks in the\nlast lew years.\nNow, between $500 and $800 has\nbeen collected in donations from\ngroups and individuals, the Fruitvale Welfare Society reports.\nAnd the lad is only awaiting\nword from doctors before he starts\nthe trip to Rochester in the next\nfew day*.\n- The operation is necessary lt the\nboy's life Is to be saved! The ailment\nis similar to that of a youhg.Trall\nnurse who died suddenly a year\nago in Vancouver,' but in her case it\nwas undetected.\nMRS. MARTIN\nDIES AT CRESTON\nCRESTON \u2014 Lillian Anne Martin, a resident of Creston since\n1948, died at her home recently.\nBorn in Wellengong, Australia,\non November 10, 1880, she came to\nCanada in 1908 from England with\nher parent*, She was married in\n1913.       ' %\nSurviving are her husband, two\nsons, Donald Martin in Creston and\nNorman Martin in Maple Creek,\nSask., four daughters,' Mrs. M.\nPowers in Creston, Mrs. N. Norberg in Mazenod, Sask., Miss P,\nMartin- in Regina. and Mrs. B,\nTownson lh Regina; a sister, Mrs.\nClaude Paine in Creston, and two\nbrothers, Alfred Ford in Regina\nand Frank Ford IS\"Vancouver.\nFuneral services were held Monday at Trinity United Church, Rev.\nA..O. McNeil officiating, and burial\nwas [ in Forest \"\u25a0' Lawn cemetery,\nPallbearers 'were W. G. Anderson,\nW. Arnason, T. Lavick, J. Aasln,\nW. Craig and W. Fredickson. .\n:-' 'F?**a:y-\nIMMEDIATE\nDELIVERY\n5\/16\" unsanded sheathing\n4'x8*\nCoast, fir plywoods\n1\/4\",-r V%\" -\u25a0 5\/8\" Vt\"\nTimber -Lex\nQuarters and Gallons\nSealer fbr\nWood - Concrete \u00ab Textiles\nYy^NELSON,:.,,'  !\nWOODWORKING\n273 BAKER ST. - PHONE 1150\nINTRODUCING\nRA-PID-GEO\nTO THI KOOTENAY DISTRICT\n\u2022\u25a0       The Easy To Use\nALL-PURPOSE PLANT FOOD\n1  LB.  MAK-S 178  LBS. OF FERTILIZER\nWHEN WATER 18 ADDED.       ' ' ,\nUsed throughout the Continent by experimental farms, golf\ncourses, publlo Institutions; etc. Just spray on by hand or\npower-spray.\nCONTAIN8 11 VITAL FOOD ELEMENTS PLUS VITAMINS.\n,To Quote Dr. P. P. Krone:\n\"Plants sprayed with Rn-Pld-Oro averaged 25% MORE buds\nthan those not treated.\nrrFrom May, June, 1952 Popular Gardening Magasine.\nTRIAL 6 OZ. PKG. 6*c\nH Lfe Tin BOe \u2014 1 Lb. Tin $1.50\nLarger Sizes P.O.A.      , <:\"\u25a0',\nListen to \"Around-tho-Town\" 11:00 p.m. till Midnight\nfor Further Details,\nWe Would .Appreciate' Inquiries From Retail Dealer*.\nColumbia Trading Co.\n902 FRONT ST.\nPHONE 1511\n.ulvltiM.\n !Ff!-r-TO^\n\u25a0   -\nmm^mWaW^^ to\nTHE EDITOR\nEstablished April 22, 1902\nBritish Columbia's\nMost.. interesting Newspaper\nPublished every morning except,Sunday by tha\nNEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED,\n266 Baker Street,   Nolson,   British Columbia,\nAuthorized as Second Class Mail,\ni''   Post Offico Department, Ottawa.\nMEMBER OP THE CANADIAN PRESS AND\nTHE AUDIT BUREAU OF CflBCULATtONS.\nWednesday, fixne 24, J953\nToo Costly to Clutter\nThe Main Highways\nInterest in the problem of ribbon\ndevelopment along main British Columbia highways by provincial authorities, and a concerted effort to prevent-further encroachment, will.be\ngenerally welcomed.\nRoad, building is extremely costly\nin British Columbia. If a route once\nlaid becomes cluttered with .roadside\ndevelopment it is frequently difficult\nto find an alternate route.\nWe are simply throwing money\naway to build roads capable . of\nhandling present high speed traffic,\nand _en slowing traffic movement on\nsuch,highways-to a walk because the\nmain arteries are reduced to the status\nof buHt-up streets.\nModern, planning methods decree\nin the interest of efficiency and economy that-defVelqpment be Off the main\nrights-ways' and traffic' frbm these ;\nareas'ieed'iinto the. main stream by*\nghortf fe*jfler rdads. It is a practical\nsystemiYYY\ny^fto- the Tower'\n,-f   With Them'',\n( According. to the London News\nChronicle'the government, since 1860,\nhas miflted;\u25a0 ^50,000,000 British farthings, :A4Kftgn*Sd to represent half of a\nha'penny! or approximately one-fourth\nof a cent. Formerly, at least, they were\ncoined of copper and were about the\nsize of-the Canadian penny. It is easy\nto believe that the government lost\nmoney on them.\nThat is just the complaint of a member of parliament who rose to ask why\nit is that they still are coined in view\nof his information that each farthing\npiece costs two \"farthings'to mint\u2014\"a\nsingularly unprofitable enterprise.\" He\nfelt-it to be one in which.ihe only consolation must be assumed, to Jie in that\nwell-known line about \"but look it\nthe. business we do!\" .\nHe was assured that the former an-\nnual- output of 13,000,000 farthings a\nyear, has been cut to 1,500,000 annur\nally, T^prresenting a cost of only about\n$8750 a year that they are worrying'\nabout. The trouble is,.as'.theysee\/it,f\nthat they canriot stop maWH*{;farthiilgs\nbecause bakers' still set'theft price. ;in*!\nterms of this''unit 'an-;riav-! to \"have-\nsome on hand to make change, But so\nmany are hoarded, exported or lost\nthat the bakers neVer have enough for\ntheir trade. - '\nWhere they all disappear to may be\nexplained by a remark of thft chancel- ;\nlor of-the exchequer, who rpse to comment -that he lsr much;:corie'emedf ovef\nthe heavy exports' of'farthings, espe-7\ncially tofthe United States. He may\nsuspect, says the Spokane Spokesman-\nReview, that they not only are being\ntucked away as keepsakes, but that\nmany of them might be discovered by\nclose examination' of the charm brace-\n1 lets of American bobby-soxers.\nIt might be timely, chuckles the Review, .to warn the girls that they had\nLetters to the editor en any , topi* ot\nGenuine Interest ar* weloome If they are\nbrief, accurato and fair. No letter will be\nInserted In whole, or In part, except ovor\nthe slgnaturo and address of th* writer.\nUnsolicited correspondence cannot be re.\nturned,  ff 7'.-';\/',\"',.\nBoards Backing No. 6\n.Monashee for\nWinter Travelling\nTo the Editor:\nSir^-In your editorial of June 16 -you\nstate, \"From Needles on the Arrow Lakes to\nLumby on the other side of the Monashee\nrange .la a travel distance of 67.5 mil** (referring to the Monashee section of No. 6 Highway). Snow here is heavy during the winter\nmonths and the highway remains closed, necessitating travel via the Southern Transprovincial Highway.\"\nSnowfall is not the reason this road, is\nclosed during the winter, a* it I* much lighter\nthan No. 3 Highway between Rossland and\nGrand Forks,, a* It Is out of the heavy snow-\nbelt areas of the Province. The reason this\nroad i* not kept open is that the Public Works\nDepartment does not consider there is sufficient' traffic, to warrant the small expense\nnecessary to keep it open.\nDuring the 'winter of 1048-49- \"The Monashee Highway\" was kept open for less than\n$5000\u2014being monies contributed by the merchants of Vernon, Lumby and other points en\nroute\u2014to prove that this road could be kept\nopen the year around at a very reasonable\nexpense In comparison with what it costs to\nkeep No. 8 Highway open over the same\nMonashee Mountains. There Is only one sumr,\nmit, with an altitude of about 3400 feet, and\nthis e\u00abn b* lowered by 300 feet by a proposed,\ncut-off (practically no rpck.work) which will\nalio eliminate the only \"switch-back\" on the\nroad. Many comerclal travellers use thla highway now in preference to No. 3 Highway,\n7 The Lumby, Nakusp and Lower Arrow\nLake Board of Trade are at present campaigning to get this made into a year-'round high- \u2022\"\nway, aS it would mean a great saving of time\nfor mail and other goods coming from the\nCoast to the Arrow Lakes\u201ea\u00bb well as for the\ntraveller. It would also mean motorists can\ntravel all the way aoross B. C. ln the winter\nwhen No. 3 between Rossland and Grand,\nForks Is closed.\nLOWER ARROW LAKE\n'    BOARD OF TRADE.\nW. G. Millar, Secretary.\nrlkO-msapk     x \/\n? Questions ?l: Jf^.to\nAnswers Mltor\nOpen to any reader. Names ot persons\nasking questions will not be published.\nThen I* no charge fer thl* service,\nQuestions WILL NOT BE AN8WRREP\n. BV MAIL, except - whore thore Is obvious\nnecessity for privacy.\nReader, Robson\u2014Ctn you tell me who -wotf\n\"Pigs Is Pigs\" and what the book (* \u00bbbout?\nWe are Indebted to Mrs. A. B, Rlockwell,\nNelson, an4 to a Phone Caller, Nelson, tor the\ninformation that the \"author's name of thlt\nbook was Ellis Parker Butler. The story briefly is that tjvo guinea pigs were delivered at\nthe office ot th* Interurbtn Express Company\nand .the (gent demanded 60 cents freight rat*\nfor them according to the book .of rule* re-,\ngerdlng plgi, while the man-to whom they\nwere addressed Insisted thty wire Bet* and\nthat tha 'freight rat* for pet* would be St, cent*\neach. Finally the consignee, in a towering rage,\nleave* to write to the -prei'ident of the .company, and in a few day* receive* a curt reply\ninforming him thtt he must address his claims\nto the claims department From there lt panes\nfrom department to department, covering several month*, untll.th* igent hid 4064 guinea\npig* to oar* for and more arriving daily, And\nthe cost of cabbage* was enormous. Eventually the agent receives a telegram: \"Error on\nguinea pig bill. Collect for two guinea pig*,\n80 cents. Deliver all to consignee.\" But when\nthe' agent - rushes along to the consignee's\nhouse he finds he has moved away with his\nfamily. So the agent sends'the whole crowd\nof guinea pigs to the audit department.\nWe cannot make a habit of outlining plots\nbi books, but so many readers have shown an\nInterest in thla inquiry that we are breaking\nthe rule this time\nF. H., Robsonr-Can you give me the address\n-    of a Contest Organization magazine?\n''..;\u25a0' Another reader has kindly sent in the\nfollowing name and address: Contest Magazine, Q. D. Freese and Sons, Upland, Indiana,\n. U.S.A.; .50 cent* per copy.\nFarm Loans\n(Peterborough Examiner)\n- Of interest to farmers is the recent amendment to Ihe Farm Improvement Loans Act.\nThe moBt a farmer could borrow under the\nAtt previously was $3000. This has nowbeen...\nIncreased by the Federal Government to $4000..\nThe, Act, originally passed in 1044 to aid\nCanadian farmers, both owners and tenantsv\nremains unchanged in principle. Funds loaned\n(through chartered banks aa agents under the\nAct) may be used for a great variety of improvements, to farm property and equipment,\nand even for household appliances not considered luxuries. In most cases the farmer provides a third of the purchase price In cash, and\n. the-balance Is provided by tha Farm Improvement Loan, at a low rate of Interest, During.\n1952 more than ninety-eight million dollars\nwere borrowed by Canadian farmers, under f\nthe, Farm Improvement Loans Act,\n.  ,',-,,     'i . ,\n-W* read, that a rope of spider's silk an\ninch thick could hold up 74 tons. But as the\n.supstance is spider monopoly, we presume that'\nit will - continue. to be just strong enough fo\nhold * JkiderYPeterborough Examiner.   ;\nbetter \"not wear this kind of decoration\nif and when they visit a British possession. There.is an ancient British law\nstill on the books that persons who\ndefwe the coinage of the realm may be\n\"flung into'the tower\",\n\u25a0-\u2022\u25a0 The Tower of London is a most ih-\nteresiing, place to visit, but its accommodations .'for permanent guests are\nhardly.worth even the half of a. ha'penny;.- -.-.' . -\u25a0\"\u25a0.'.'\nWords, Not Action\nAnd'now fog is added to our June\nweather. Isn't it time somebody passed\na resolution to the weatherman?\nSide Glances     y\nBy M7D.\nOne thing I find amusing is the fire siren\nat 0:30 bleatirig \"Baaaahi\" during the first few\n- melodious bars of. \"Lead Kindly Light\" played\nby the Church chimes.-\n\u25a0  *     *     *\nSomething I find difficult to understand\nla the way light, feathery bun* are served in\nrestaurants along with a pat of butter ijo\nharder than an ice cube. A marriage of these\ntwo results In a soggy ball of bun surmounted\nby an undefeated pat of butter.\n' . *     \u00bb     * \u2022\nAnd another thing, why do they stuff\npaper napkins ln the holders so tight that\none ends up with the makings of a paper\nchase before-getting n piece of paper large\nenough to catch the'inevitable drip of coffee?\n'_\u25a0'\u2022''-*'\u00bb'\"*'\u25a0'\nI like making friend* with dogs. The other\nday I figured I was really getting somewhere\nwith a handsome collie. He was rubbing\nagainst my leg, doggie fashion, and looking up\nat me adoringly when a pint-sized, freckle-\nfaced -individual in 'blue' jeans, faded shirt\nhalf, hanging out and a shoe lace flying came,\ndropping out of a store. With a whisk of his\nbushy tall, my collie was gone after the flying\nheel*. Couldn't help envying the pair ot them.\n* * .. ,* \u25a0\u25a0\n' One of the most-fascinating sights to my\n' mind is a pair of youngsters with their noses\npressed against a candy store window! desire\nall hut melting holes in the glass.\n* ' *  . \u00bb\nOn reading that's mah Is ln \"satisfactory\ncondition\" after falling twenty feet, breaking\ntwo ribs, end one leg, I can't help wondering\n\u2022if he is of the same opinion. .\n* f ..*;'\u25a0\"-*:\nA headline says the queen mother is an\nardent angler. To my mind this merely asserts\nher kinship with the rest of womankind, tor\nwhat woman isn't?      A\nLetters to the editor on iny\ntoplo of tjonulno Interest are\nwelcome. If thty are brief,\nacourato and fair. No letter will\nbo Inserted In whole, or In port,\nexcept over the signature and\naddress of the writer, Unsolicited oerreipo-idenot cannot ba\nreturned.\nEconomic Factors    .,'\nAnd Monetary Reform\nTo'the Editor:\nSir \u2014.Atthe Federal election ap.\nprgacbea we - shall, no doubt, be\nhearing more and more of monetary\nreform. Perhaps it would not be\namiss, to take a look at aome of the\npoints at issue. 7    '.'\nMajor jDouglas and other monetary reformers never used to weary\nof Informing UI that there was a\nshortage of purchasing power due\nto a monetary flow In, the mechanism of the capitalist system. During the last century and a half, our\neconomic system hai been subject\nto periods of intense activity, followed always by perlodi of depression. Had there been a serious flaw\nIn the monetary system, we would\nhave been ln a continuous depression, or rather capitalism would have\ngone the way ot the oxcart long\nago. Douglas used to observe the\nfull stores snd the empty pockets\nduring the depression, and came to\nthe conclusion that If outside money\nwere issued to fill the pockets, all\nwould be well. There was however,\nno shortage of money. The question\nIs then, where was lt? Whilst Douglas was making his survey ot the\nparadox of poverty amidst plenty,\na: Trade Conference was held in\nLondon in mi, at which Sir. J.\nBeaumont Fease, Chairman of\nLloyds' Bank delivered an address\nentitled \"The Trials of a Banker.\"\nAmong many other thing* he said:\n\"What do you think of the feeling\nof a Banker at the present time\nwhen he'is inundated with money\nwhich he cannot make good use of\nand cannot employ profitably?\"\nHere were billions of dollars ln\nsavings awaiting investment ln\ncapital construction but this colossal turn was tied up due to the fact\nthat -we had an overproduction ot\nconsumer goods (as far as the market was concerned) and the money\ncould not be used \"profitably\".\nTWO KINDS OF GOOD3\nAnother argument one sometimes\nhears is that, whereas our total annual production is valued at so\nmany millions of dollars; the\namount of mbney issued as. purchasing power is a great deal less.\nThis could hardly be otherwise.\nThere are two kinds of goods produced viz. consumer goods (bread,\nboots) and capital goods, hydroelectric plants, railroads). Wage*\nand salaries are issued for the pur-\nchase ot consumers goods. The capital goqds are the nation's savings.\nWe do not buy back our hydroelectric plants and railroads with\nour wages, but'we buy commodities\ncalled electricity and change ot location bides). Roughly speaking,\npurchasing power is in proportion\nto sayings, as consumer goods are\nto capital goods;.\nIt wai of course necessary for Major Douglas to - point out how, according 16 his theory, the apparent\nshortage of purchasing power arose.\nThis he attempted in his first book\nwhere he evolved the once-famous\nA plus B Theorem. This, was however, so coldly received by all economists, and was subjected to such\nsevere criticism, that lt was grad.\nually discarded and it is hardly ne.\ncessary td examine lt at the present\ntime. ,'---..i\nCONTINUOUS PROCES8  ,\nDouglas' main criticism was directed at the banking system, espec\nf\". YoUr Horoscope\nMonetary gains-are,indicated for you in\nthe next year. You should not-be extravagant\nor over-generous, however. It appears that\nthe child born today will be moderately fortunate in life.\n.It's Beein Said   .\n.   Great thoughts, like great deeds, need no\ntrumpet\u2014Philip James Bailey.       :\u2022\n' They'll Do It Every Time\nToronto dentists get tips from Chicago by\ntelephone. That's pull for you.\u2014St. Thomas\nTimes-Journal.\nToday's Bible Thought\nOnly God can create life. He who\ntakes life has forfeited his own,\nBut he who ruins life fox others has\ncommitted a comparable sin,   .\nWhoso sheddeth man's blood, by\nman shall his blood ba shed,.\n\u2014Qen. 9:6.\ntally tt the nature ot bank loans. In\nhli book 'Social Credit' he pointed\nout at seme length that when bank\nloan* art mad* available to producers, tbe pricei of the consumers'\ngoods turned out, are burdened, not\nonly with the ordinary costs of production but with the costs of the\nbank loan; and when the producer\nrepays the loan out of profits, the\nloin Is then cancelled and the\nmoney goes out of existence, thus\nleaving ft I shortage of purchasing\npower in the consumers' pockets.\nNow, if the question of cancellation\nwere the only factor to be considered thii would indeed be a difficult argument io refute, In practice\nhoweVer, os one loan it cancelled;\nother* af* Issued. The point to remember'Is that loans are not isr\nsued and cancelled Intermittently\nbut the process Is continuous. If the\nargument had any validity, bank\nloans would have tended to diminish to the vanishing point. They\nhave not dono so. The argument\nseems to carry the Implication, that\nexpansion can take place without\nsavings being made But without\nsavings to repay loans we would\ntoon be in economic chaos.\nBEFORE AND AFTER SAVINGS\nWhen you apply to the bank for\na personal loan to buy, ssy a truck,\nthe manager demands that you save\nmoney to repay it. If he thinks you\nwon't be able to do so, then you\nwon't get the loan. You may of\ncourse save your money first and\npurchase the truck without a loan.\nBut whether you save your money\nbefore buying, or after buying,\nraakej.no difference. The point is\nthat you can no more buy a truck\nwithout a saving taking place at\nsome time, than a railroad can be\nbuilt without going through the\nsame process.\nWhen excessive loans are made,\nas ln wartime, prices rise steadily,\nThe consumer, pays the whole of\nthis new sum put into circulation by\npaying the enhanced prices, as the\nGuernsey people did in building\ntheir market. Along with heavy\ntaxes and rationing, these higher\nprices force people to save in order'\nthat the armed forces and munition!\nworkers may be fed and clothed.\nWhen at last lt becomes unneces-\nsi.ry to issue more money, prices\ncan be left at the point reached\nand the economy stabilized at that\nlevel.\nWhilst campaigning In Winnipeg\nduring the recent Manitoba election, one of .the leaders of the Social\nCredit Party stated that due to \"defence spending\" there was \"too\nmuch money\" and \"too few consumers goods\" in circulation, and that\nthe situation needed \"correction\".\n(CBC Report). Now when a nation\npasses over from a peace economy.\nto a war economy, a large number\nof workers are transferred from the\nproduction of consumers goods to\nthe production of armaments. This\ntransfer means, ot course, that less\nconsumer* goods are produced, and\nas every available worker is now\nemployed on war work, there is a\ngreat increase in purchasing power,\nHow this could be otherwise, under\nthese circumstances, I Cannot very\nwell understand. The facts ot an apparent \"shortage of money\" during\na depression, and \"too much money\"\ntime of war, can not be explained in\nterms ot monetary vagaries which\ncan be corrected by a manipulation\nof the financial   structure,   These\nRadiant Queen and Duke\nDrive ^rotigh Edinburgh\nEDINBUHGH (AP) - The Queen\ncame to her Scottish capital Tuesday\nfor * glittering round of state ceremonies to mark her Coronation.\nRadiant in'a light blue coat and\ntiny, white close-fitting hat, the\nQueen stepped from the royal train\nto receive the keys of the city,from\nLord Provost Sir James Miller.\nThen she drove with her husband\nthe Dulto of Edinburgh, in ah open\ncarriage through two miles of grey\nstone streeti, lined by Crowds packed 12 deep.\nSquadrons of clattering cavalry\nescorted her on the drive to her\nHolyrood House palace. Their scarlet and gold uniforms brought a\nbrilliant splash of color to the grey\nmisty, morning.\nHigh spot of the week's visit will\nbe a national service Wednesday\nIn. St. Giles Cathedral, the high\nKirk of the Scottish Church.\nAs the open royal carriage drove\nconditions are simply the reflection\nof what is happening in the economic life of the nation, and it is\nthere we must look for the causes\nof the phenomena.'\nThe foregoing paragraphs should\nnot be construed specifically as a\ncriticism of the Social Credit Party's proposals for- monetary reform. At present I have no knowledge of what these proposals are.\n' JOSEPH GRAY.\nRenata; B.C,\nthrough the mist enshrouded gate-\nway of the palace; a salute of 2'.\nguns was fired from Edinburgh.\nAfter reviewing an honor guard,\nthe Queen paused a moment\u2014to pat -\nthe Argyll*' regimental mascot, a\nShetland pony\u2014before stepping into historic Holyrood House.\nFighter aircraft which planned\nto fly-past in 'E' formation as a\nwelcome to the Queen remained\ngrounded because of fog.     <\nThere was no sign of any dem*\nonstration against the Queen from\nfanatic Scottish nationalists who'\nobject to her use of the designation\nElizabeth \"II\".'   ;   , .    '.   A'\nNEW DELHI (CP)-Moslems all\npver India celebrated the feast ot\nId-Ul-Fltr this month and Hindu*\nand Christians exchanged greetings\nwith their Moslem brethren. There\nwere inter-conimunal gatherings at\nmany places in this predominantly\nHindu country.\nBREATHEASY\nftelievei JtilUma\nINSTANTLY!\nAsk About Money Book Pi\nAt Loading Druggists\nUnrnnten\nI like to tell Sarah about my\npains. She always says something\ncatty *nd unsympathetic'and it\nmakes mo so mad I forget I'm hurt,\nint..7..:_ A. \".:.. .:\u25a0.,-. ...\u201e..'. .'._.'.\n\u2014*    Buy, Sell. Trade the Classified Way\nSHOPPING\nr\/\/\/\/_a\nFLIGHTS\nEVERYDAY\nAND ONE ON 5UN0AV\nNELSON-TRAIL\nPENTICTON\nVANCOUVER\nAlflL.INK*>\nmmzWi.\nTKIP?\nFLIGHT\nAND [INF ON SUNDAY\nNELSON-TRAIL\nVANCOUVER\nCcuiadimt (PcwJMc\nAIRLINES\nA\n. 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She\nll-the'daughter of Mr. and Mrs.\nPercy Perdue of.21S.Omra 8treet\nAfter enlisting, she was sent to\nSt. John and to Clinton, Ont., before belno posted to Foymount.\nJust\nHEAT\nasMf yottVu\nset for a\nTREAT\n\u00a5\u2022\u25a0*\nCLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS\nREAD THE CLASSIFIED DAILY\nNelson Social\nCALIFORNIA TRIP .,. .Mr, end\nMrsARobert Coventry and Hewitt\nFerguson, have .returned from a\nthree-week.motor trip to California. Mr, and Mrs. Coventry visited\nrelatives in Santa Barbara and at\nLnguna Beach\/ The return trip was\nmade via Reno, Nevada.\n\u2022   *'\u2022'\u25a0\n. POT LUCK ..'.'. The \u2022 Margaret\nFoster Group of St. Paul's United\nChurch held a pot luck supper at\nthe. home of Mrs, Roy Evans, 909\nStanley Street,, Conveners for entertainment were Mrs. O. W. Payne,\nMrs. Gordon Stewart, Mrs. Gordon\nBaU and Mrs. Erie Halllwell.\n*'.'\u2022-'\u25a0*\nEN ROUTE ... Mrs. J. Stlevak,\nJr. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. Mc-\nGovern, 818 Nelson Avenue, en\nroute home to Coleman; Alta., after\nvisiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs, B. Rice In Trail.\n\u25a0,.'\u25a0 *  *  \u2022\nHOSPITALIZED .\".. D. L, Kerr,\nKerr Apartments, is a patient in\nKootenay Lake General Hospital.\nCIRCLE MEETING\nThe\nPHONB f i44f' \u25a0\nFalrview Circle of St, Paul's United Church met Thursday at the\nhome of Mrs, J. A. Robinson, Sixth\nStreet. Mrs. R. Woldle and Mrs. Les\nMcEachern were co-hostesses,    \u2022.\n*\u2022\u25a0*.'.-\nTO MONTANA . .. Mr. and Mrs.\nT. F. Oxley of Butte, Montana! will\nleave Thursday morning for their\nhome after visiting Mrs; Ojiley's father, D. J. Robertson, 80S Victoria\nStreet. Mr. and Mrs. Oxley are en\nroute home from a trip to California\n\\yhere they visited their son and\nhis family.\n*   * . *\nFROM NORMAL .,'. Miss Geor-\ngina McNay, who has just completed her training at Normal Schodr\nIn Victoria, is visiting Miss Joy McEwen, 515 Fourth Street before\nleaving for her home ln Fernie.\n- * * . *\nGOLDEN WEDDING . , . Mr.\nand Mrs. - Harry Burns, 805 Ward\nStreet, will be at home .Wednesday\nafternoon from 3 to 5 p.m. on the\noccasion of their 50th wedding anniversary.\nRecipes,\nEven Men Will Like\nThese Tempting Salads\nBy ALICE DENHOFF\nWhat to do, wails a friend, when\nit's obviously salad time, yet the\nman of the house just can't even\nstand the word salad being mentioned? A.\nWell, try him on a hearty one.\nsuch as a special Tongue and Potato\nSalad, serve it well chilled in a\nbowl garnished with plenty of chicory, lettuce or water cress, slide\na little of the greens on his plate,\nand set if he doesn't eat up every\nsmidgin!\nTO 8ERVE SIX\nFor 6 portions of the salad, combine .Hi cups diced, cooked potatoes, 2\/3 cup diced celery, _ cup\nthinly-sliced sweet pickles and 2\ndiced, hard-cooked eggs. Blend Vt\ncup mayonnaise, teaspoon salt, 0\nwhole peppercorns, crushed, 1%\nteaspoons prepared mustard and l'k\nteaspoons bottled horse-radish: Add\nto'potato mixture, tossing lightly\nwlth'a fork. Add 8-ounce jar sliced\nsmoked tongue that has been diced.\nServe well chilled.\nA tangy dressing has made many\na rabbit-food hater down a nice\nportion of the green stuff. So try\nthis one on reluctant salad.-eatersl\nBletid Vt tsp. curry powder and\nsmall amount of French dressing\ntaken from Vt cup. Add remaining\ndressing, Vt cup finely chopped\nsweet pickles and 2 hard cooked\negg yolks that have been forced\nthrough a-sieve. Place in glass jar,\nseal tightly and shake vigorously.\nChill. Shake again just before serving, Yield: 2\/3 cup dressing.\nFLORIDA  FLOWER SALAD\nFloflda Flower Salad is likely to\nappeal more to the ladies, which\nmakes it nice to serve, say, at a\nbridge luncheon.\nTo serve'4-8, cut a slice from\nthe stem end of. 2 grapefruit. Cut\noff peel in strips trom top to bottom, cutting deep enough to remove\nwhite membrane. Qo over fruit\nagain, removing any remaining\nmembrane,. Cut along side of each\ndividing membrane from outside\nto inside of core. Remove section\nby section. Arrange grapefruit sections in circle on lettuce for each\nindividual serving.\nSeason one cup cottage cheese\nwith Vt tsp.. salt. Place spoonful\nof cottage cheese in centre of the\ngrapefruit circle, and.sprinkle with\nVt cup pitted cut.dates and Vt cup\nchopped nuts. Serve with French\ndressing. .   \u00bb' . .\nt.fti\nJ^'-siA'^smiifk-Zmfmm-lM\nBORDEN'S EA6LE BRAND!\nMagic Mayonnaise is to quick 'n easy to fix\u2014and\nyou can make it to auit your own particular taste!\nMagic Mayennaliei Ingre4_enta: % cup Eagle Brand\nSweetened Condensed Milk; Vt cup vinegar or lemon\niuioe- U cun salad oil or melted butter; 1 egg yolk,\n^tap. salt; dash cayeniw pepper; 1 tsp. dry mustard.\n. Place aUmBtedienta in pint jar, cover, shake\nvigorously for 2 minutes. Or, place in bowl and beat\nvigorously      \u2022      ~jg ^^ hegim mtl[ nurture\nthickens.)\nTty ice cream made with Eagle\nBrand!  It's delicious!\nFRllE RECIPE BOOKLET\n70 delicious recipes using\nEagle Brand Sweetened\nCondensed Milk! To get\nyour copy, send your name-\nand address to The Borden\nCo., Ltd., Grocery Products\nDept., Spadina Crea...\nToronto, Ont.\nKeep in Trim ...\nFacial Exercises\nMust for Beauty\nBy IDA JEAN KAIN\nA philosopher observed that it is\nthe common wonder of all men how\namong so many millions of faces,\nthere should be none alike.\nLet's analyze what makes a face\ndifferent, for after all, everybody\nhas a like; set of features, similarly\narranged. Mulling this over, I have\nconcluded that the main difference\nis in individual expression. Often\nwe are self-conscious because of\nsome one feature that falls far short\nof pleasing us . . . when actuajly^\nthe imperfection is scarcely appar^\nent to anyone else, or if it is, only\nin passing.\nIt's the expression that's most not-\niceable about a face. For proof, one\nyoung woman, who had her nose\nchanged at the time of an enforced\noperation, was quite puzzled that\nno one seemed to notice any difference in her appearance. Strangely enough, months later, she did\nlook different to. her friends, Since\nshe no longer felt self-conscious,\nher characteristic expression was\nmore serene and happy,\nWATCH EXPRESSION\nIt's an odd thing about facial expression . .- . in conversing with\nsomeone who has just had her face\nlifted and so'registers little of her\nfeelings, I find myself speaking\nquite loud. Getting no facial response, I must think that I hadn't\nbeen heard.\nMany requests come to this department for face-lifting exercises\n, logical enough since the face is\ncomposed of muscles. The cheeks\nare supported by eight muscles, four\non -each side. They are attached\nto the cheek bone and to the strong\nmuscle surrounding the mouth, and\nstill lower down are attached to\nthe wide bandlike muscles of the\njaw. Undoubtedly, exercising these\nmuscles can give the face a lift.\nHowever, the exercises to be of\nmuch value must be regular. Chewing is a natural exercise that keeps\nthe muscles of the face toned. That's\none reason why it is important to\nhave a full complement of teeth on\neach side of the mouth.\nA good exercise is to say oh-ah,\nbringing the corners of the lips\nclose on oh and as wide' as possible\non ah. Feel the action in your\ncheeks. Another exercise is to blow\nup a balloon.    ' .,\nU8E MASSAGE *\nTo keep bracing tone in the cushion of muscle along the jawline,\nuse muscle massage. Form the hand\ninto a fist and knead along the jaw-\nline, \"rocking\" the knuckles from\ntip of chin to ear. Move the knuckles but do not pull the skin. This\naction penetrates deep . , .as\nyou will realize next s day if you\nover-do.\n-The best possible face-improving\nexercise is the practice ot relaxing,\nTo relax the .face, unclamp the\nlips . . . and smile. A smile rests\nthe face ... largely because it lessens tension.\nTHIS FLATTERING picture hat is ideal for Summer\nweddings andfgarden-parties. It' was designed to go\nbeautifully with both printed and solid rolored-costumes\n, and will give a dressed-up air to more tailored clothes.\nThecurvihg.brim is;fa\"c'ed witha silk print of, piT*4c .blossoms and green ferns pressed under sheer malines. A\ndouble flange of sheer'black hair braid outlines the\nwide black' velvet upper.' brim and is' ah additional. note\nof fragile femininity.  A . ,\"-\u2022 ; .\nLove Problems\nNELSON DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24,1953 \u2014 S\nBetter farYqurig; M^n Nbt\nTo Fait for 0^\nBy JANE ATKINSON\n. Dear Miss Atkinson: I am a soldier at camp, but'before I left\nhome, I met a woman nine years\nolder than myself-and fell in love\nwith her She Is 20 and I am 21.\nShe Uld me she loved me arid-always would but since I have been\nIn the army she won't even write\nto me and I really don't understand\nlt. I would like to'marry her but\nnow ahe Is acting this way. I don't\nknow If I Bhduld.\nWhat do you think of all this?.\n,y     '-j.y.\nDear J. J.: I dohvt think you're'\ngoing to have a chance to marry\nthis woman, and-it is a very good\nthing that you won't For she was\nin no way Serious about loving- you.\nSurely you can realize that.\nUnfortunately,. there   are  some\nPainting, Household Chores All\nIn Day's Work for Regina Woman\nREGINA (CP) - Artist Janet\nMiddleton of Regina says '\"nearly\neveryone can,paint, If they, really\nwant to.\"      7\nHowever, working .it.^in-.with\nhousework and baby-tending sometimes presents problems.-        .y \"\n\"It doesn't really,go with- house-\nYukon Polio Attack\nTakes Over 5 Lives\nEDMONTON \u2022 (CP)-An oiitbreak\nof polio In the Yukon has taken\nat least five lives, striking .59 civilians and - 71 v military\"' men 'arid,\ntheir dependents. 7- .'.\/.f,'\nDr. M. R. Bow, Yukon's chief\nmedical officer,,said iTuesday that\nthe 16 -paralytic and ,43. ri^h-para-\nlytlc civilian: cases have included\nthree deaths\/;. '\u25a0:   p   A,. 7 .,.,'\u2022\nMeanwhile Col. E. J. Young,, the\narmy's Western Command- medical\nofficer, reports that of- the 71 cases\nin military families,-;i7a,re paralytic, 44 non-paralytic arid: eight\nare not yet diagnosed. There have\nbeen two deaths among the': military, cases.   ,. \"yy    ,:\u25a0;\u25a0\nOr, Bow said that it is .'believed\nthe polio was carried into Hhe Xu-\nkon before April this year. The\nincidence of polio in the Yukon, had\nbeen almost nU'in other:.years7-\nCases involving-Canadian servicemen and,their. dependents are'tielng\nattended In the'-73rfecd .Whitihorse\nmilitary hospital Civlllaris are .being treated in-hospitals at.Dawson\nCity, Mayo arid WhitehorseV \u25a0\"\u2022-,'*  :\nHighest waterfall in ,' Britain is\nthe , Glbmach Fall- .in* .Hossshire,\nScotland,' dropping-370 feet....-',-\n0ASM. lip. WitL\nThe electric clock was Invented\nby Alexander Bain in Britain in\n1843. .   .\nMaters!\nUSE\n&rsi\/temilfe\nwork or' babies,\" Misa Middleton\nsays. \"But-when youvwahtito do it,\nyou usually find'tlme.\"   ,      .\nShe has no definite,schedule except that all her painting is done\nin the diayligbt;;       :.\u25a0'   ,'\nMiss Middleton, who has, staged\nfour onerwoman shows ;4n-Western\nCanada, studied art at Winnipeg,\nCalgary, Banff and British Columbia. She taught in the extension de.\npartnient of the University of Alberta, travelling about-the province\nto work with' small 'groups;.   *?.\n\"I found this most interesting and\ngratifying-,work,\" she say's. \"Con\ncentration in the classes\u25a0\u2022 is so much\nmore intense and some of the students turned out surprisingly good\nWork.\"\nMiss Middleton also taught at the\nBanff Sbhool- of -Fine Arts and\nfound she had to work \"like a beaver.\" It.iiras hoaholiday.for either\nthe teacher'or'rstuderit, :\u2022',\n\u2022 She is a .member, of the.'Alberta\nSociety of Artists and of the Canadian Painters and. Etchers- Association, She and her mother operate a\nsmall shop: at'.' Kalamalka Lake,\nB.C., where, her paintings and other\nart work-are displayed,   : .'.,.\nFor Parents .-,. .\nBad Upbringing\nRuins Child\nfjfit^. _&w<A#, U)hiidjUL\nBy Garry Cleveland Myers, Ph.D.\nYou and I know some very unselfish persons, but they were not\nborn that way. They learned to be\nunselfish. :\n. Self-preservation is a very useful\nInstinct that has helped the individual person to survive. But it needs,\nto be modified if he is to be happy,\nliked and enjoyed by others.\nAs soon as the baby can reach, he\nbegins to seize anything he can, nnd\nfor months or years thereafter he\nfeels that everything within his\ngrasp is his. By and by he may\nchoose to shard things, even to give\nup some of his most precious ones\nor exercise effort ahd self-sacrifice\nto make others-happier. -\nREGARD FOR OTHERS' RIGHT8\nThe first essential in reducing selfishness in the young -child is to\ntrain :him ..early to avoid certain\nthings and acts, to educate him in\nreasonable restraints and regard for\nthe rights of others, enabling him\nall the better to; respond to positive\nsuggestions and otjier Influences toward unselfish ways.\nWisely we don't, as a rule, command the tot, two, three or four\nto share his. playthings. Rather, we\nset the stage- so he gradually will\nchoose to share. Accordingly, we\nhelp protect this child's possessions\nso he will feel that the toy he lets\nanother child use is safe. We'p'rac-\ntice no end of patience at persuading this tot to share, and then\nwarmly approve his doing so. We\ngo on finding new ways to-cause\nhim to do unselfish things and to\nwin satisfaction therefrom.        ''. ,\nOf course, he needs to play freely with many other children of his\nage. In the Jong fun, his playmates\ncan \"do most to cultivate unselfishness in him. But let us not forget\nthat we help the child to be more\nready to learn from his playmates\nif we teach him the meaning of\n\"No.\" Certainly the child who has\nlearned in .his early years that he\ncan't have everything he wants\nwhen he wants it, or can't do always as he pleases, Is more ready\nto restrain himself in these directions Mien he is playing with' other\nchildren, 7\nWe parents and grandparents often assume j that our children and\ngrandchildren will emulate our own\nunselfishness. They may when they\noften see us be unselfish toward\npersons other than themselves,\nBdt when, children ore nearly always on the receiving end of our\nunselfishness, they tend to grow\nmore selfish, and instead of feeling\ngrateful to us. they may- expect, of\nus, even demand of us, more self-\ndenials and sacrifices for them. The\nmost unselfish and ungrateful\nchildren five, twelve or twenty are\nthose whose parents have given up\ntoo much-to gratify these children's\nwhims, wishes and demands.\nThink of all the mothers laboring over stoVes and ironing boards,\nor sewing and mending late at\nnight, so their children may be well\ndressed; of the mothers whose adolescent sons command them at any\ntime to be their tailors, br who are\nscolded by their daughters for not\nhaving laundered their apparel just\nright.\n..9150 MM^._4\u00bb\nHALF-SIZE STYLE\n\u00a5VERY STltCH gives double\nvalue when you sew this towri-and-\ncountry twosome! It's, a go-everywhere for: how aiid; all; summer\nlong! Designed for the shorter fuller\nfigure; cut in half-sizes\u2014no alteration worries when fitting!,\nEattorn 9150: Half sizes 14%, IB Vt,\nmimfhi. 22Vt, 24%. Size ,16% dress\n2*4 yards 38-inch fabric; bolero. 1%\n\u25a0yards \u25a0     '<     \u25a0.\u201e''\u25a0\nThis easy-to-use pattern gives\nperfect : fit. .-Complete; illustrated,\nSew Chart shows- you every step, j\nSehd-THIRTy-FIVE CENT'S (3BO\nin coins (stamps cannot be accepted) for this pattern, Print plainly -\nSIZE,   NAME,   ADDRESS,   8TYLE\nNUMBER..,. YY.Yf\nSenid- your,..brder to MARIAN\nMARTIN, care oif-Nelson NeWS;;Pa>\ntern-Dept, Neisoif. \u2022\u2022     ,,-Y\nSUN-WRAP! -;.\nEasiest embroidery-\u2014 simplest\nsawing \u2014 prettiest dress! Mom, it\nopens flat\u2014-iron It in a jiffy! Use\ngay, remnants,-, make one with embroidery \u2014 another'without.\nPattern 538;, Children's Sizes 1,\n4, 8, 8, 18. .Tlssije', pattern; embroidery transfer. State size.    ,7\nSend twenty-five; cents in\ncoins (stamps cannot be accepted)\nfor; this pattern to Nelson Daily\nNews, Needlecraft Dept, 288 Baker\nSt, Nelson. Print plainly RATTERN\nNUMBER,! your NAME and ADDRESS.    \t\nEXCITING VALUE! Ten, yes TEN\npopular, new designs, to crochet,\nsew, embroider, knitr^prlnted right\nin the Laura Wheeler Needlecraft\nBook. Plus: many -more patterns to\nsend\/ for.\u2014.'Ideas for .gifts, bazaar\nmoney-makers, fashions!. Send 25\ncents fdr'youf ,cbpy!';. .    ;';\u25a0;.\nwrongririinded women who make a\nplay for young men who are attracted to, them, but they have no\nintention whatever of marrying\nthem. You are .old enough to figure\nthis. bt(t7f6r7'ypJurBelf. \u201e'',\",\nDon't be in.too much of a hurry\nto fall In love, you have j plenty of\ntime ahead'of you, and you'd bet\ntor wait until you are Out ot the\narmy,- and readjusted to -civilian\nlife,' before getting really serious\nabout anyone.' In' tho meantime, be\nfriendly with' any- girls you happen\nto miet, but'don't persuade yourself that you are: tn love with any ot\nthem, The more girls you Meet for\nthe nextjyear'or two, the better\nyou will khow< your own, mind\nabo,ut What kind of girl you want to\nmarry when- the right time comes.\nON AGAIN, OFF AGAIN .'.,.,\n...Dear .Miss Atkinson: Three years\nago, when I was'18,. I dated~a boy\nfor a good many months and then\nwe broke up j over a silly trifle. A\nweek. after 'we, broke .ab, he asked\nme for a date again but my silly\npride, made me refuse. On several\nother occasions he asked, me for\ndates, but always something pre.\nvented me from accepting.\nIn the meantime I met another\nboy and after dating him for over a\nyear, became engaged to him, even\nthough I knew I. didn't, care about\nHim the way It should. About eight\nmonths ago we broke up.\nAfter-1 broke up with him, the\nfirst boy again aaked me for a date\nbut since I already had a date with\nanother boy, I couldn't go out with\nhim.'...\"\"'..,:   :-  .      A \".\nWhat, I want tp know is, how can\nI get in touch with this boy to let\nhim'know I'd like to go with him\nagain,. because .I, know now that I\nlike him better than anyone else.\nYou .see, we. live about 300 miles\napart, and' it was when I was away\nat boarding school, that I met him.\nWhat, can I do 'about this? Incidentally, we are'both going with someone else -now. \u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0\n.'...'* T.E.W.\nDear T.E.W.:,jYour long letter will\nrequire no more than a brief answer from me,-, which is that any\ngirl who changes her mind quite\nbo ..frequently about boys as you\nseem to have done, is far from ready\nfor. serious 'romance. In the space\nof some, tiltee years, you broke up\nwith one boy, became engaged to\nanother and brdke up with him, lm.\nmediately making dates with a third\nand now you.want the first boy\nback, even: though you are going\nwith,a,fpurth. -;\nIf you want.to drop the'first boy\na friendly note-with the idea that\nyou might start up a correspondence\nwith him anil1 thereby revive your\nold 'relationship, there's certainly\nno harm' in trying. But,- as I say,\nsince you are not yet >dut of the\nteen-age habit of. \"going-steady,\"\nbreaking up and then going steady\nagain, it;would seem to me better\nforVouf.togOjOut with, many different boys, and;hot try to pin one\ndown- until ...you have arrived at\ngreater maturity of judgment.\nBUY\nON OUR BUDGET PUN\n10% DOWN\nBolanco 18 Months\n;\/_\nBLIND WORKER\nSTOCKHOLM (CP)-Harald Thl-\nlander, 75-year-old Swedish pioneer\nln welfare for the blind, has been\nmade ah honorary member of the\nWorld Council for the Welfare of\nthe Blind. While blind and deaf;\nbe has for many years edited and\npublished a Braille magazine in\nEsperanto, the universal language.\n' \u00bb       \u25a0 ' \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 *\u25a0\nSANCA - G. McCormick of Calgary and Mrs. P. Legge of Creston\nhave been visiting Mr, and Mrs.\nWilliam TUlotson.\nJack Pryke of Boswell has\nbought property adjoining Sanca\nPark resort from J. C. Wilson.\nMr. and Mrs. George Moore of\nCalgary have been visiting Mr. and\nMrs. J. Saxby-Hawklm.     \" '.     \u25a0'\nSee O-ir Window! for\nMid-Week Specials\n^Sjrtstht;\nBssScherteria\nphoneta\nWatch for Our -  -\nWeekend Specials\nBRADLEY^\nMEAT MARKET - Phone 132\nRUBBER PAINT\n17.25\nI f    gal.\nNew\nLow\nPrice\nPay LESS for the BEST\ncoffee\nREAD THE .LASSlFIE-  bAILV\nsmssiFFB xSHissm'B \u25a0Bmssn'F'B\n\u2022 '       I-- \u25a0\u25a0\"'.' Ul\nLEMON SQUARES\niHeupa vanilla cookie crumbs; 4 tbsp. brown sugar; f :' U\nH t*P- nutmeg; 1 fcp. einnamn; Wtop* ginger; rrf\n,,   4 tbsp. butter, hg .\n\u25a0,'   '; ; 7  \u25a0\" ;.  \"\u25a0 ,       \u25a0 \u25a0    \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0',       f        '   \u25a0        \u25a0\n tippupipmiPii\n6 \u2014 NELSON DAILY NEWS,.WBDNiSDAYf JUNE 24,1953\n\" .'. \\\". ,'\"-\u2022,'\u25a0,\" \"\u25a0..\">.\" s \u25a0 ' nil._i ',  , ',-',\u25a0,.',.-     \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-,..\u25a0\u25a0'.     '-.' \u25a0 , '*'\u25a0:. '.,-.,. \u25a0 -   ' A\nMen's Wear Prices Forced to Lower Levels as\nI DON'T HAVE TO TELL YOU CITIZENS OF NELSON THAT CHAS. MORRIS HAS A HIGH GRADE STOCK -\nYOU KNOW IT - YOU HAVE LOOKED TO THIS OLD ESTABLISHED STORE FOR QUALITY MEN'E WEAR FOR\nDONKEY'S YEARS-NOW-THE MORRIS STORE HAS TO GO-AND YOU WILL BE TALKING OF THE\nBARGAINS FOR YEARSTO COME,\nThe Most\nExciting.\nSlashing,\nMoney Saving\nSale Since\nGrandpa Wore\nDiapers!\nf _______ ^ \u25a0\nI Am Doing\nThis Job Up\nRight.\nREAD AND ACT\nPrices Are\nBelow Cost!\nQuality\nIs Tops.\nStyles Are\nJust What\nYou Want\nEVERY\nMERCHANT\nIN THE\nKOOTENAYS\nWILL WISH\nHE HAD\nTHE NERVE.\nTO SLASH\nPRICES AS\nLOW AS I\nHAVE MADE\nPRICES ON\nTHIS FINE\nMEN'S WEAR\nSTOCK!\nThese Advertised\nBargains Are\nNor Just a Few to\nBring You to This Salt\n-Every Item in the\nStore Is Cut to the\nSame Low Level!\nGWG Work\nPants Exactly\nHalf Price\nHeavy wool work pants, by the\nfamous house ai GWG were tatit\nts sell at $13.00 - tad thty sell at\nthat pric* all over. They fit jutt\neight -they wear like a pig'a note\n\u2014and they ore just about the best\nthere is. I am selling them as a close\nout feature at half price, or to\nauote, $6.28\nCotton Work Pants\nGo at Half Price Too\nGood fitting, go'od wearing\/good\nlooking cotton work penta in a\nregular $4.M value. Come with belt\nloops and cuffs \u2014 a hard finish\n:otton serge that are washable and\nthe eloie out price la only $2,25\nl\nMen's 8 oz. Denim\nRider Pants $3.59\nfhat surprise you? Well, I afa liable\nit io anything (but I have $ sneaking hunch I hadn't outfit to have\nlone thit) but take it which ever\n\u25a0\/ay it It done, these are standard\nquality rider pants. \u2014 reinforced\nlor plenty of wear and a regular\n$4.90 value reduced to $3.59    \u2022\n2-for-l Sock\nSale for Men\nrhe stock of sox in the Morris'\nitore it colossal and dont think I\nUven't reduced pricei on them.\n3h, dear me, the way I have rc-\nuced pricei. Take this lot tor ln-\ntanee that sell all ever for $1.60.\nial of count at thtt price and\nmortly patterned, full fitting and\nall of that. Out they go. at 2 pairs\nfor $1.50\nMen's Summer\nWeight Sox ar 29c\nznilki 75c value too. Mice eihart\npatterns and will givt you lott oi\ncoolness and lota of wear. You\nnever expected to get first quality\nsox at this price everm6rt did jtout\nLeave lt to Wood though. Because\nthey go now at a dost out price\nof 29c\nHickock\nSuspenders Go\nAt Half Price\nSmart drest braces \u2014 tome with\nbutton teeners \u2014 some with clasp\nfasteners in all the shades and all\nthe quality that makes the name\nOf Hickock famous. Blues, greihs,'\ntan.s browns, redt, whites and so\non. Regular $1.(16 values for t\nmere 500\nSave Big On\nWinter Underwear\nIf you want lighter weight here it\nit. \u2014 You can itvi big by buying\nnow and stowing for Winter. Sti-i\"\nfield't famous A.C. shirts and\ndrawers that are a regular $4.50\nseller, jo, while they last, at\nonly $2.89\nSURE, THERE ARE SOME\nWINTta GOOPS HERE\nIn Underwear, Sweaters, Sox, Mitts\nSELLING li**\"M_AT ^ILL GtVtJ\nEVERYONE^ FIT!  .\nMen's Dressing Gowns\nFor Only 16.95\nPelage cloth dressing gownt In\nsmartest patterns that .sold and art\ntelling all over for $10.05. It Dad\nneeds-a new one thit it opportunity\nin a big *ay. The stock of these Is\nlimited but there it a full site range\nto start Out with. The close out price\nit only $6,85\nMen's Fine Cotton\nCombs Are Bargains\nMaybe you are. one ot the many\nmtn who like light cotton combinations for summer wear. If you are\nhere Is t big bargain for ypu. Short\nsleeve tnd inkle length combs In a\nquality thtt makes them well worth\ntht regular price of $i.50 ahd the\nclose out price li a mere $1.00\nMen's Cotton\nSummer Shorts\u00bb\nLess Than Half\nSmooth fitting shorts with t comfortable elastic waistband \u2014 full\nfitting and tailored to give comfortable wear for men of action. Regular value ii 05c' and the unbelievable close out tale price la\nonly 39^\nBoyi' Sun Valley\nSport Shirts\nBrilliant South Sta patterns tt well\nat more conventional plaids in Soft,\nC061, sonfOrized cotton. The tltt\nraiige la from 10 to It apd thty are\na regular $3.04) value. Close out\nprice ii inly $1,99\nMen's Tee Shirts\nBargain Priced\nThese are $2.00 values. Somi'of\nthehi have been around for a Couple\nof year* and why I Wouldn't know\nbecause they, are really good value\nat the regular price of $2.00. But\nthep It isn t my job to figure those\nthings out, I am only interested iri\ngetting them out to you fj thlt la t\ndose out and the price is a\n\u00bb\u00abr*99*4, \u25a0\nMen's Po|o Shirts\nAway Down Now\nQuite a hefty stock of polA shirts\nfor meri lh white and smart j>at-\nterns.,These are the regular $1.35\nto $1.98 Quality and-a few mor* ih\nany man's life M welcome. A close\n6ul value at 6rtly 69*\nm\nMen's Sport\nShirts Half Price\nSmart new summer weight- sports\n\u201elrt,r*rJ K\u00bb_ b\u00ab*5ln M I 'lash\nthem to half price npd lest. All the\nnewest shades and kinds are here\u2014\nbut we won't guarantee how long\nthey are going to be here at this\nridiculous price. Regular values are\n$5.05 and M.95 and. the sale price\nis only $2,99\nBoys'Ribbed Cotton\nCombs 99c\nHere lt a winter bargain but then\nwinter isn't so darn far away -i or\nmaybe it Is ttill here, I don't know.\nBut it you buy these and store them\nagainst the need you will surely\nsave. Sizes are 26 to 32. The value\nIs $2.00 and the close out tale price\nll a low 99*\nIT'S BARGAIN TIME!\nGet Yourself Som*\nWork Shirts\n-Cheap!\nSummer weight work shirts are\nbargain-priced believe me \u2014 and\nmaybe thit group it only priced so\nlow to reward you into getting here\nearly, who-knows? Bitter come and\nlee thit line ef $3.50 work ebirta for\nt measly little $1.59\nBig Bob Plaid Shirts\nFor $3.89\nSound good? It should anyway became the standard price on these is\n$4.85. You. know the kind \u2014\ni-m-o-o-t-h flannelette work shirts\nwith great big plaid pattern! that\nlook good for sports wear and are\noutstanding for work. Close out\nprice $3.89\nCLOSE-OUT\nOpens\nJune 29\nTremendous Bargains\nPANTS BELOW COST\nMEN'S DRESS SLACKS LESS THAN HALF\nYOU WILL LIKE\nTHE FINE HAND\nTAILORING AND\nSUPERB STYLING\nOF THESE FINE\nNEWER STYLED\nDRESS SUCKS\nJust the thing you need right now, I\nbetcha \u2014 a new pair of slacks. Well,\nlet me tell you about these \u2014 gabs,\nflannels, tweeds and worsteds in\npure wool and mixtures. All beautifully tailored tnd perfect fitting.\nSizes are from 30 to 44 and the\nregular prices run to $12.90. A close1\nout value at only $8.19\nHorsehide Jacket\nFor Men-$5.00\nHere are regular $22.90 Jackets -\nnot just the latest models of course\n\u2014but for rough tough wear and\ngeneral utility purpotet a dead\ngive-a-way. There aren't numy of\nthem and they will all be gone Ik\nthe first half hour Thurtdiy \u2014 lo\nwe advise early scrambling for thlt\nsaving. Close-out price only $$.00\nMen's Sport\nJackets only $5.00\n7 of these Jacket! only. They are\npure wool tweed and personally I\ndon't like the colon \u2014 but then you\nmight, who knows? The regular\nprica Is $19.50 and with t pair of\ntrousers that blend well they will\nprobably look darn smart Jf y4u\nhave lota of nerve. Take 'em if you\nwant''em at only $3,00\nWant Some Ties\nVt Only 19c?\nHundreds of them thit told for 75c\no $1.50 befort I came and wrecked\n4orrls' price structure. Vou will\nind lott and lota of them that will\n100k smart \u2014 because at I tee it the\ngoofier a tie looks today the better\nIt is. Anyway, come and pick out a\nbunch at 19*i each.\nCorduroy Sport Shirts\nBargain Prices!\nNtw and crisp and stylish corduroy\nsport shirts in the wanted Colors of\nwine; blue, tan, grey and brown.\nrhe sizes are small, medium and\nlarge and they are top $7.50 quality.\nYou gef thtm on Thursday at a\nrlose out price ot only $4,89\nMen's Dress Shirts\nClose Out Value\nA big group ot these shirts have\nbeen cut to the bone for fast action.\nThere are smart pattern! ln $ big\nrange of colors as well as solid\ncolors in tans, blues, greys, ahd the\nlike. Tht regular price it $4.00\nbut I  have  repriced  the*  td  a\nlow $1.99\n$35,000 Stock of the Finest\nBrands of Men's and Boys\nWear. Sacrificed at Bargain\nPrices in Order to Force Out\nStock and Close Store\nForever ?y July 15th\nThen a Gar Jlobe\nBelow ,Co_t\nWant a new car roba fellows\"\nLeopard pattern in a good weight\nand smart appearance that it about\na 15.60 value ordinarily, There are\nonly about SO ot these, and why\nMorris bought them I couldn't lay,\nbut the job\" of telling them is mine\nio take thtm twty for only $3,49\nBOYSWWR\nOn Sale\nFaded Blues Bargain\nPriced Right Now\nIsn't thit terrific? -The good $5.05\nquality that are reinforced and with\ncufft tnd til in tlies to $6. I can't\ntell you why I do these things but\n-thtn I don't want to have to fool\naround with thii lob all Summer\nbo out they go in a hurry at\nonly $4.49\nBoys'Cord Strides\nfor only $6.99\nThese are the regular $9.95 quality\nthat the kidt howl for \u2014 well-\ntailored \u2014 perfect ln every way\ntnd the color range runa from\nwhite to dark blue, picking up tans,\nbrowns and grays on the way with\na mere sprinkling Af greens. Sires\nare to IS and the close out price is\nonly $6.99\nGabardine Slacks\nFor Boys at $3.99\nHere is a big, bit bargain, no fool-\ning. Wool and mixture gab slacks\nthat will look like a million on arty\nkid. Thty are hard-wearing \u2014 keep\ntheir shape well \u2014 tnd art a regular $7.(0 value to close out at\nonly $3.90 ;\nMen's Work Pants\nAre Bargains\nWhat can I tell you about these. I\ncan only suggest you cbme ih pnd\nsee them \u2014 and bt thrilled over the\nbargain. They are well tailored,\nhive belt loops, cuffs and will\ndouble in brass tor semi-dreSt occasions. The rtgular price t la\nMorris was $9.90. Close out value a\nvery low $2.89\nFree Gifts to the First SO Customers\nYes, friends . . . the first SO customers at Chas. Morris' big dosing out sole at 9 o'clock Thursdqy will be presented\nwith a Turkish towel in sixe 20x40 absolutely free. This is solely because I wont to get as many of you as possible down\nto shop lit the early morning . . because the afternoons will be crowded anyway . . . it's your opportunity to get\nyour pick Af these tremendous close out bargains \u2014 and get a swell towel for yourself . . . Absolutely Free.\n!: .* ,' . .. -  ' '.-' i\nBe a 9 o'clock Buyer and Get a Towel Free\nmmmmmmmmmamammLWammammmmmm\nm\nAll Winter Carry-Over Stock Is Selling Very,\nVery Cheap - Underwear - Mackinaws - Glpves\n-Mitts- Rubbers - Mostly at less Than Half\nPrice-EVERYTHING Is BARGAIN PRICED!\nBoys' Striped Tee\nShirts only 50c\nAnd' t|iat is exactly halt price, There\nare lota of thtm and the site range\nis complete. A Colorful tee shirt\nthat will Wash perfectly and-give\nlots of wear. Regular price $1.00.\nClose out priet, only 80s*\nH&ih Pants\nClose Out Cheap!\nI have picked out. a huge group of\npants from this stock as an early\nmorning | special. A big range of\nmaterials arid colors in Smart dresi\npants that sold for $9.50 , , as an\nextra pair for drett 6r pity, hire\nil a bargain to cldse out atxa\nmere $5.00\n....    \u2022\nCaribou Wool Jackets\nTremendously\nReduced\nHtavy wtlght ahd tht good Caribou\nquality.. It  isn't  Winter now, of\nGeo. A. Wood\nPublic Stock Adjuster\nIn Complete Charge\nChos. Morris Is through!\nThis old established men's\nwear store is under orders to\nfell all the very fine men's\nwear stock and close up at the\nearliest; possible moment.\nFaced with an edict of this\nkind \u2014 Mr. Morris placed the\nstore in the hands of Geo. A.\nWood, Public: Stock adjuster\nfor the purpose of liquidating\nstock and fixtures at public\nsale to the people of Nelson\narid District.\nIt Is always somewhat sad\nto see an old established business go out of existence \u2014 but\nthese things have to- happen\nand in this Instance you, as a\nbuyer of high grade men's\nwear will feel very happy over\nthe fact that a forced sole such\nas this always means a big\nmoney saving opportunity .. .\nond in line with that, this is\npossibly^ the. biggest money\nsaving event that has come\nyour way In many many years.\nThere are many reasons for\nthis but the biggest cine, is tijtj\nshortness\"af time irityfileh this\nstock has to be sold r. .this\nmeans merciless price cutting\nin order to Induce you to buy\nyour needs for months fo\ncome-. . . and the. only way\nyou will do that is if you are\ngiven bargain prices that are\nso low you will have to buy in .\nself defense. *   '\/.<.\nThose, bargain prices are\nhere! Everything is sharply reduced \u2014,most of the'stock is\nbelow cost . . . none of It\npriced at more than invoice.\nBetter .get in early folks'\nwhile sefections are still good.\nIT WILL PAY YOU BIG ...\nNylon Reinforced\nWork Sox\nReduced!\nAnd how they are reduced.' Full\nfitting grey ribbed work sox with\nnylon reinforced heels and toes ln\na 3 lb. weight that sells for $1.25\nthywhere you jo. My clise out\nlirice Is only lit)\ncourse, but here is I big bargain\ninywty, because this $17.95 quality\njacket goes for only $9.89\nPure Wool Plaid Shirts\nBelow Cost\nPure wool shirts, all fixed up with\ni pockets. Well tailored in a big\nvariety Of plaids worth $10.05 of\nanyone's money, close Out now at\nonly 5.89 '\nHere Is a Dilly\nBargain for Boys\nA group of boys' dress shirts ln t\nfine $2.50 quality. They coihe in\nsmart patterns and plain colors in\nall siiei from 11 to 13%. I am going\nto have fast fiction in this sale\nso tm closing them out at a\nmere $1.00\nCaps For 25c\nTweed'caps \u2014 Summer caps \u2014 ski\ncaps-rwhat kind of caps do you\nwant? Anyway, values are to $1.50\nfor a close out 25\u00a3\nTo Merchants and\nBulk Stock Buyers\nI will sell any or all ot this stock In bulk I\nor In lota or In pieces as wanted \u2014 tor\nprices \u00ab marked \u2014 no reserve \u2014 TERM8 |\nCASH.\nSigned, GIQ. A. WOO\u00a9 j\n\u25a0MM*\nGeo. A. Wood Selling to the Bare Walls the High Grade M en's Wear Stock of\nCHAS\n$47 Baker Street\nNelson B.C.\n*\n\u2022\nWhere Prices on Men's Wear Are So Low It Reminds You of the Hungry Thirties-\nGet Down to This Big Close-Out Sale Early, Fast and Often to Save Big I\nFIXTURES\nFOR SALE\nI entertain offers for the fixtures and\n| equipment ef Chas, Morris\" store te bona\nfldt buyers. Terms Cash with delivery it\nthe end of this CLOSE OUT SALE.\n\u25a0Signed, GEO. A. WOOD\n.\n p\nfwfpp^fs'^^\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u25a0\n\/ ^ \/\nGjwwmL ths.\nKOOTENAy \"Sfitftt\nBy LEN WALKER\nWe Wonder just how long the powers that be will\ncontinue to walk hand in hand with the-rampaging Rossland\nRedmen?: Already they have, chalked up 14 wins this season\nwithout suffering,a,defeati but from what the Nelaon Leafs\nshowed their fan$ Saturday evening, .this continuation to\ndominate the West Kootenay Lacrosse League-may be on\ntlifs threshold of being halted      '      \"     -\u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014*\u2014\nat any time,\nThe Leafs, who have not been\ntoo fortunate, came i up with\nanother of those dote affairs they\nso often have shown this season.\nTo many fans the\/Leafs played by\nfar their best game of\"the year,\nespecially in the fourth quarter\nwhen they rallied for six straight\ngoals that had the Redmen reeling\nfor the first time this year,\nFOr two thirds Of that fourth\nquarter the fans received more\nsetting up exercises than they had\nhad in a long time as they were\nbrought to their feet time after\ntime with the sparkling play of the\nLeafs who seemed to be all around\nRichardson in the.Rossland net.\nIt looks as if the Leafs are about\nto break forth with the type of\nplay that both Rennie Mitchell and\nHector MacRenzle have been expecting, with the rookie players\nfinally becoming aware of what is\nexpeoted of them. From here on\nout they will definitely be handicapped what with playing all their\nhome games in the Rossland rink\nand travelling twice weekly possibly without a murmur from-a\nhome town fan. Knowing these\nlads for what they are we feel\nsure that they will gather ln their\nquota of wins in the.second half.\nThey have proved they still have\nthat fine spirit and will to win that\nthe fans love to see.\n\u2022   *   *\nAlthough the team from the\ngoaltender out played well, honorable mention would have to go to\neasy going Art Choquete as he led\nhis line of Harold Mayo aind\nMickey Magllo through many\nrough parts with accurate passing\nand fine checking display.\nThis whole line was taxed by\nbeing forced to play. 10 minutes of\neach stanza and although they\ncame up with seven of the 11 Leaf\ngoals, Maglio seemed to slow down\nin the latter part of the game. His\nopening goal of the final frame\nstarted the rally for the Leafs,\nhowever, and what a shot lt was.\nWith men hanging on to him he\nmanoeuvered into the front of the\nFOR A\nLASTING\nSHINE\nnet and let go a one- handed overhand drive tonnis style that sur.\nprised Richardson completely.\nLen Appel, returned from a two\nweek vacation, showed up well,\ngetting several hard drives on the\nnet with the result that he notched\none counter that we doubt Rich*\nardson saw, Fred Graves played\nhis usual steady fame, and giving\nadvice to the rookies from time to\ntime, Coach Rennie Mitchell playing his first time gave a good account of himself on defence with\nFred -Graves. Although lacking the\nfinish Rennie showed the fans that\nhe Is fast ploklng up the knack of\ncarrying the ball, and should in\nthe future be of great help to the\nclub.\n\u2022* \u25a0*  \u2022\nReg (Diesel), Lott with his usual\nvigor played a strong game tor the\nLeafs, but unfortunately for the\nteam he was chased for two\nminutes just as hte half came to a\nclose for what Referee Paul Seymour ruled a charging penalty.\nWith Lott still sitting -opt hts\npenalty in the third the Redmen\njumped into a three goal lead before his return.\nThe Leafs ran Into a bit of luck\nat the 4:20 mark of the final\nquarter when Ev Kuhn heaved a\nlong pass from centre Intended for\none.of hla mates. Conn Armstrong\ncutting In on the dead run to get\ninto scoring position deflected the\nball with his stick into the net,\nbringing the crowd to its feet,\nBoxla sketch . . . Conn Armstrong hu proved to be one of the\nbest rookies picked up by the\nLeafs this season, He Is keenly\nInterested in the game i and believes Nelson hu a good club and\nbetter than its showing'thus-far ln\nthe league. He gives lack ot experience as the reason why tbe\nteam loses the close games.\nConn is a clefincut young fellow,\n22 years of age, packing 150\npounds on his five toot 11 in frame.\nHe was born in Oxbow, Sask., and\nbefore coming to Nelson two years\nago he resided in Vancouver for\nseven years.\nConn played Juvenile lacrosse at\nthe coast for' the North Burnaby\nLacrosse Association, and also high\nschool basketball at tbe coast. Last\nyear he played senior basketball ln\nNelson. Besides these Indoor activities Conn loves to hunt and fish,\nbut admits that lacrosse this year\nhas taken up a good deal of his\nfishing time.\nFights\nBrooklyn\u2014Carmine Flore, 146%,\nBrooklyn, declsloned Joey Klein,\n147V4, New York 10.\nMiami, Fla.\u2014Rocky Caslllo, 147,\nBlue Island, 111., won by a TKO\nover Richie Reed, 147, White\nPlains, N.Y., 8,\nfcwwwwwvum\nrWh,.tnm^   SHINE\n10 POPULAR SHADES\u2014Waterproofs\u2014Protect?\u2014Preserves\nBASEBALL\nTONIGHT\nFRUITVALE SENIORS\n'.vis\nNELSON OUTLAWS\nCIVIC CENTRE\nBALL GROUNDS\n\u00ab:15 P.M.\nAdulti 50c        Students 25c\nLUCKY BOOSTER\nBUTTON DRAW\nBonspiel Baseball Tournament Set\nWith Six Tea^\nFinal plans fbr the-baseball tournament to take place during the\nweek of the Mid-Summer Bonspiel\nwere laid Monday night ' after the\ncommittee had received the sixth\nand final entry..\nAcceptance ot the Fruitvale entry\nbrought the total ot teams up to the\nnumber wanted by the commlteo.\nBesides Fruitvale thore will be\nKamloops, Penticton, Kimberley,\nTrail and Nelson.\n' Acting Mayor Arthur Foster, before the City-Council, and the business manager for the Nelson senior\nbaseball club, Carl Locatelli, pulled\nIhe draws tor the tourney. .In the\nfirst game to ba played on tho Friday evening Trail Smoke Eaters\nwill meet' tbe Nelson Maple Leafs.\nIn the afternoon game to be played\non the Saturday Fruitvale will ment\nthe Kamloops club, pi the evening\nencounter, last year's tournament\nwinners, the Kimberley nine, will\nmeet the Penticton club.\nThe rules of the tournament as\nwell as the players' forms have\nbeen sent out to the competing\nclubs, and it is anticipated that all\nthe clubs will be bringing their regular team without adding any outside players.\nFred Tlnling has been chosen as\nthe umpire in chief for the whole\ntourney and it will be left to him to\npick the other three umpire* who\nwill be working the bases.\nLast year's tournament was a\nhuge success with many tine games\nplayed.and large crowds In attendance. Kimberley fought their way\nto the finals and then gave the Kelowna team a surprise os they copped the top money with a 6-0 whitewash job.  \u25a0    '\nU. J. Players Win\nAf Wimbledon\nBy STERLING 8LAPPEY\nWIMBLEDON (AP) \u2014 Maureen\nConnolly and Doris Hart Of the\nUnited States, seeded No. 1 and\n2, dldnt allow stagestruck opponent* a game Tuesday ln winning\ntheir Wimbledon singles tennis\nmatches.\nMiss Connolly opened with a 21-\nmlnute, 6-0, 6-0, victory over Dora\nKilian, a pretty but none-too-skilled player from South Africa.\nWhile that massacre waa going on\nin front of 13,000 fans, Miss Hart\nwu doing precisely the same to\nJeanette Morgan of Britain.\nNo men's singles matches were\non the ordor-of-play for the second\nday ot this traditional tournament\nBut 25 men's doubles and tour mixed doubles matches were wedged\namong the girls' battles on the 16\ncourts. \u25a0  - \u2022 A   '\nThe' first-seeded Australian' doubles team of Ken Rosewall and\nLewis Hoad came through precisely as supposed. The score over R.\nBuser, Switzerland, and J, I. Dev-\nroe, Belgium, wu 6-1, 6-0, 6-3.\nVic Seixas and Gardner Mulloy\nof the U. S. won in a tire-breathing\nbattle against Britain's Geoff Paish\nand Tiny Mottram. The count wu\n4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4. Palsh's craftiness, court knowledge and willingness to take chances, plus Mul-\nloy's fine serving, topped oft the\ncentre court fight\nIn the women's singles, Britain's\ntwo seeded players and Mrs. Susan\nPartridge Chatrier of France, .formerly of England, all won. Seventh-\nseeded Mrs. Chatrier defeated the\nlittle Hong Kong-born British girl,\nMiss Gem Hoahing, 6-1, 6-3.\nLEAGUE LEADERS\nNATIONAL LEAGUE\nAb R H Pet.\nRobinson, Bkn  109 47 68 .342\nSchoendlenst, St L .... 261 23 89 .341\nAshburn, Pha  229 41 73 .819\nIrvln, NY  :... 216 36 68 .315\nSnider, Bkn 239 49 75 .314\nRuns: Schoendlenst 53.\nRuns    batted    In:    Campanella,\nBrooklyn 62,\nHits: Schoendlenst 89. .\nDoubles: Snider, and Dark, New\nYork 18.\nTriples: Bruton,. Milwaukee 7\nHome runs: Mathews, Milwaukee\n20. i\nStolen bases: Bruton 13.\nPitching: Burdette, Milwaukee 7-\n0, 1.000.\nStrikeouts: Roberts. Philadelphia\n77.     -\nAMERICAN LEAGUE\nAb R H Pet.\nGoodman, Bos   156 24 51 .327\nVernon,  Wash   246 42 80 325\nRosen, Cle 220 34 71 .323\nUmphlett, Bos,  184 22 39 .321\nRuns: Mantle 58. \u2014\nRuns batted ln: Mantle 51.\nHits: Vernon 80.\nDoubles: Kell, Boston 17.\nTriples: Jensen, Washington 6.\nHome runs: Zernial, Philadelphia\nStolen buea: Rivera, Chicago 13,\nPitching: Topat, New York 8-0,\n1.000.\nStrikeouts: Pierce, Chicago 66,\nB.E. Games Fund\nGoing Well\nVANCOUVEh (CP) - British\nEmpire Games' campaign for $200,-\n000 is going \"very well,\" a games\nOfficial said Tuesday.\nThe official said that a statement\nwill be issued \"around July 1\" and\nwill disclose the amount that has\nbeen raised.\nDelegates attending the eighth annual convention ot the Fraternal\nOrder of Eagles have donated (250\nto the growing fund.,\nVANCOUVER (CP) - The possibility of a track .meet between British Commonwealth athletes and an\nAmerican team In Toronto ln 19(4\nis \"under consideration,\" Kenneth\nDuncan, honorary secretary of the\nBritish Empire and Commonwealth\nGames Federation, said here Tuesday,\nChampionship Tennis lo Be Seen\nIn Trail as Top Stars Perform\nTRAIL \u2014 Cominco Arena on\nMonday will be host to the Inter,\nnational World Championship Tennis Tour ot Jaok Kramer, Fancho\nSegura, Frank Sedgman end Ken\nMcGregor, In what will be the\ngreatest opportunity ever to be pre.\nsented to .this district and the Kootonay to see the world's best tennis\nplayers in action.\nThe games to date have been reported of topnotch variety ln the\nrecognized contest for the world\nchampionship, with a pot ot $100,.\n000 ai a prize, It will be an interna-\ntional match for the singles and\ndoubles championship ot the world\nbetween America and Australia,\nwith Jack Kramer presently leading\nthe Australian Frank Sedgman in\nthe singles, but Sedgman and McGregor having the upper hand over\nthe American team ot Kramer and\nSegura in the doubles contest\nJack Kramer, tall rangy Amerloan, who is backing the show personally, won the U.S. and Wimbledon championships ln 1947 and after turning pro later that year went\non to win the singles and doubles\npro championships in 1948, and has\nretained them ever since.\nAustralian Frank Sedgman has\nwan most of the major singles\ntitles available and paired with Ken\nMcGregor, hu. had a strangle hold\non the British, U.S., Aussie and\nFrench Doubles Championships\nsince 1951, and also- is yet to be\nbeaten in Davis Cup ploy. His part,\nner, McGregor, is the youngster of\nthe pair, being only 23, but he has\nproven his skill by upsetting the favored Ted Schroeder in 10SO to start\nthe Davis Cup back on Its way to\nAustralia. Later in 1052, ln the Australian Singles Championships, he\nbeat out team mate Sedgman to become the Australian champion.\nPancho (really Francisco) Sc\ngura rose from obscurity ln Ecus,\ndor to, become < the most colourful\nplayer ever to perform on the\ncourts. Hla unique and powerful\ntwo-handed strokes make him a\ndangerous competitor at all times.\nHe also displays a wiry, acrobatic\nstyle with a lasting stamina that,\ncoupled with his flashing Latin-\nAmerican smile, makes him the darling of the Courts and a'popular\nplayer with all the fans.\nthis tour comes to trail from\nEastern Canada, and following their\ndate here, move on to the Okanagan\nValley. . . I   ,:\u25a0\nMtllRYWIpOW\nPLAYED GOOD\nTENNIS TOO\nA    By ANNE KRAMER\nWIMBLEDON (APl'-Mr*Maria\nWeiss, ln sudan cotton panties trimmed with gold lace, swept the British 'player Laura Morgan out of\nthe Wimbledon tennis' championship Tuesday and brought back memories of \"gorgeous Gussle Moran.\"\nShe defeated the British girl 8-1,\nTennis-wise it was a fair game.\nFashion-wise lt was a knock-out\nEyes almost popped as.the little\nstunner from.tho Argentine leaped,\ntwisted and turned. They wanted\nto see their money's worth ot gold\nlace.\nThree years ago \"gorgeous Gussle\" Moran of Santa Monica, Calif.,\nexcited the Wimbledon crowd by\nappearing on the court ln white-\nlaced panties.\nThe word had leaked out the Argentine widow, a friend of President Juan Peron, would show up In\nsomething sensational \"She's coming,\" shouted an excited youngster.\nNecks fashionably swathed in chiffon scarves and roped pearls craned.\nPhotographers lined up,\nLightly, Mrs. ..Weiss came down\nthe little lane between courts. She\nwas. bronzed and laughing.\nThe brunette charmer ln gold\nlace fascinated the ball boys. Almost dumbfounded they matched\nwhile spare balls piled up at the\nother end of the court The umpire\nhad; to reprimand them but Maria,\na young lady of near 30, merely\nflashed her dazzling* smile.\nDressen Selects\nAll-Slar Players\nCHICAGO (AP) - Brooklyn's\nCharles Dressen has selected his\nNational League pitching corps for\nthe All-star game at Cincinnati on\nJuly 14, the Chicago American reported Tuesday.\nWriter James Enrlght said Dressen, In an Interview .named the\nfollowing all-star staff:\nMax Surkont and Warren Spahn\nof Milwaukee Braves: Robin Roberts of Philadelphia Phils; Harvey\nHaddix of St. Louis Cardinals; Murray Dickson of Pittsburgh PiratesT\nand Hoyt Wllhelm of New Yokr\nGiants.\nThe all-star squads, excepting the\npitchers, are being determined in a\ncurrent nation-wide poll of fans'.\nDressen and Casey Stengel of the\nNew York, Yankees, 1952 pennant\nwinning managers, will direct the\nopposing all-star teams and pick\ntheir own hurlers.\nMARLENE STEWART\nSET FOR GOLF\nQUARTER-FINALS\nPORTHCAWL, Wales (CP) -\nMarlene Stewart, the young golfing\nchamp from FonthilL Ont, emerged\nTuesday as the lone Canadian survivor and a major threat to take the\nBritish Women's Open amateur golf\nchampionship.\nThe four remaining Canadian women golfers playing in the amateur' as part of a golfing tour of\nBritain were defeated Tuesday in\nthird and fourth round play over\ntbe Royal Porthcawl links here. Two\nother Canadians were eliminated\nearlier. ,\nThe 19-year-old Miss Stewart defeated E.H.A. Lever of North Wales\n6 and 5, in a third-round match and\nthen went on to defeat M Smyth\nof Ireland by. two holes in the\nfourth round. She goes Into the\nquarter-finals Wednesday.\nLEGION TAKES TWO\nFROM LISTER\nCRESTON\u2014tegion took a pair of\nWeekend games to give the Little\nLeague supporters something to\nshout about . -\nIn the first game Legion hung\nonto second spot in the league by\ndowning Lister y-8. Tile winners\njumped Into an early lead, knocking A. Sommerfleld out of the box.\nRalph Sommerfiel- came In but\ncouldn't stop the oncoming Legion\nboys.\nWork-horse Walter Osterikov\nlooked good In winning another\ntor his.club.\nThe second Legion win. came at\nthe expense of the visiting Crawford Bay team. It was an exhibition\ngame and the final score was 5-3.\nThe large crowd was treated -to\na well-played game. The team from\nup the lake showed surprising\nstrength. Osterikov again was the\nwinner. '\nLOGY, LISTLESS,\nOUT OF LOVE\nWITH LIFE?\nTEaan wii. up your Dm Uh. \u2022'.'\njump out ol bed ruin' lo fe\nIM. not worth llvtojr? It mor bo tho 1l\u00bb\u00abr!\nIt's a fact! If your iWer bUob not Oonios\nfreely you* food may not di|f-t . . . gsjs\nbloats op your itomach ... you foil con-\nCnrtcw Little Liver Pilla. You md Carta,\nholp itlmulato your Itvor bile till onco agtin\nltJjpquringoulatar\u00abt\u00bbofuptetwopInt__\nday Into your digeative tract Thla ihould\n6 you right up, make you feel that happy\nya am ban again. So don't stay ounk, got\nCarfara Uttij _3_eri\"UU. Always hava t___t\nPERRY'S SIDING\nEDGES WINLAW\nPERRY'S SIDING - The Perry's\nbaseball team travelled to Winlaw\nover the weekend where they\ndowned the Winlaw club 11-9 in,a\nscheduled game. Each team has but\none game left In league play, and\nwill clash in Perry's on July 1. The\nwinner will then play Slocan City.\nPHONS 144 FOR CLASSIFIED\nOutlaws Meet\nFruitvale Tonight\nThe Nelson Outlaws will tonight\ntake on the Fruitvale Seniors at tbe\nRecreation Grounds In their last\nhome game before taking in a tournament In Silverton July 1, and\ntheir big trip to Bonners. Idaho, for\nthe gigantic rodeo baseball tournament engagement July .4 and .8 under lights. \u25a0-.'.' .    \\\nIt Is expected that Coach-Andy\nBilesky will start either Fuzzy\nGrelve or Jack' Ferguson for the\nFruitvale nine, while Ron Nash will\nbe sending Roy Driver to the\nmound for the Outlaws with either\nEd Issacson or Ken White doing the\nreceiving. \u2022        ....-\u25a0'\nStan Donaldson or Lome White\nwill be at first with Ed Tolman at\nsecond and Roy Short a' third.\nShortstop duties will be looked after by either Johnny Cone or Jack\nKenzle. A\nThe outfield positions Will see Yo\nHamakawa ln left field with Alex\nAbrashno in centre .and -Charlie\nBurdett in right \u2014A\nOther players who Will'be standing by in case Coach Nash should\nfeel in need of them will be Stan\nGrill, George Mulligan, Jack Ringheim, Nick Zaltsoff, Al Hood, Lefty\nWhite, Jim McNabb, Bob Walker\nand Nash himself.\nBoth Lefty White'and Ron-Nash\nare under doctors care and it is not\nlikely that they will lee'action.   .\nBASEBALL SCORES\nNATIONAL LEAGUE\nBrooklyn   OOO 110 000\u20142   S   0\nCincinnati... 001000 002\u20143   8   0\nLoes and Campanella; Podblelan,\nKing (7) and Semihlck.-\nW-Klng.      .\nNew York .... 000 350 000\u20148 11   3\nSt. Louis  700 700 lOx-15 15   1\nKoslo, Hiller (I), Corwin . (4);\nWllhelm (5) and Westrum; Haddix\nand D. Rice.\nL-rKoslo.  - \u25a0    .       ,'|\nPittsburgh  000 000 010-1   2  V\nMilwaukee  000 000 000\u20140   6   1\nHall and Sandlock; Spahn ahd\nCrandall.\nPhiladelphia ..201 201 000-6 12   0\nChicago  000 001 000\u20141   8 ,3\nRoberts and Burgess; Rush, Lown\n(4) Jones (9) and Garaglola, Saw-\natski (7). L-Rush.\nAMERICAN  LEAGUE\nCleveland    030 000 020-4   7  0\nBoston  011 100 12x-6 12   1\nGarcia, Hooper (5) and Tipton;\nNixon and White, tf\u2014Hooper.\nCleveland   .. 000 000 100 0-1   5   0\nBoston  000 000 010 1-2   5   0\nChakales and Hogan; McDermott\nand White. ,\nDetroit  202 001 000-5   9  0\nPhiladelphia .. 000 000' 000-4   4   1\nGromek and Batts; Fricano,\nSchelb (7) and Astroth. ' A\nL\u2014Fricano. '\u2022\u25a0'.''\u25a0\nChicago  000 063 110\u201411 13   1\nNew\/York ..... 000 200 100\u2014 3   6   4\nTrucks   and   Lollar;   Reynolds,\nScarborough   (7)   Lopat   (9)   and\nBerra. L\u2014Reynolds.     A   .\nSt.' Louis ....... 000 001 210-4 11   1\nWashington .... 100 000 002-3 10   2\n' Cain, Page (7) and Moss; Byrne\nMoreno (9) and Grasso;   '\nW\u2014Cain. L\u2014Byrne.\nINTERNATIONAL LEAGUE\nBaltimore 3, 8, Buffalo 4, 4.\nSpringfield 8, Toronto 11.\nSyracuse 7, Montreal- 10.\nRochester 12, Ottawa 6.\nPopular Choice\n\"Slack & White\" owes its ever in-\ncreasing popularity to its high and\nconsistent quality, and the special\n\"Black & White\" way of blending\nfine Scotch whiskies.\nThe result is a drink that adds\nrefreshment to enjoyment os no\nother can; No wonder'people\nchoose \"Black & White\" time and\ntime again. . v\nBUCHANAN-\nBLACK&WHITE\nSCOTCH  WHISKY\nDheSectetiS in ihehUndiny\nBy Appointment   .\nfolh. Into Kino Gaoroa VI\nScot* Whisky DlilAM\nJonrn luchanon&Co.ltel.\nDistilled, Blended and Bottled in Scotland\nCONTENTS 26Ji OUNCES I*\nThis advertisement is nbt published or displayed by the Liquor\nControl Board or by the Government of British Columbia.\n 5 __ . , __-\nNELSON DAILY NlWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24,19S3 \u2014 7\nPercy Williams to Turn\nFirst Sod for New Stadium\nBy DON  MATHE80N\nCanadian Press Staff Writer\nVANCOUVER (CP) - F.ercy\nWilliams, a Canadian Olympic hero\nvtbo amazed the world with his\nspeed in Amsterdam In 1926, will\nturn.the first sod Wednesday (or\nthe 36j000-seat stadium being constructed-tor the 1954 British Commonwealth and Empire Games\nhere. , A .\u25a0 \u2022\"    .\nAnd there was a strong movement\nIn sports circles to have the stadium\nnamed alter, him.\nHere are some headlines trom the\nfront pais of a Vancoaver paper of\nAugust,4928:\n\"Percy-Williams, Vancouver boy,\ncaptures second'World title by brilliant victory ln 200-metres.\"\n\"Double sprint victory not\nachieved since 1912.\" \u25a0..\n\"Vancouver boy gains sensational win, leaping ahead of world's best\nsprinters in sensational finish.\"\n\"Williams nearly mobbed by de\nlirious crowd In stadium - spectators broke onto field.\" .\nIn 1950, a poll of Canadian sports\neditors and sportscasters conducted\nby The Canadian Press named him\nCanada's outstanding track and\nfield performer in the half-century.\nHis double-sprint victory ln tha .\nOlympics was judged with the Toronto Maple Leafs' comeback in the\n1942 Stanley Cup finals against Detroit as the most dramatic sports\nevent of the period.\nThe movement to nanus the stadium tor him was started unofficially by sports writers here.\nStanley.. V. Smith, general chairman of ihe 1954 games, says:\n\"I feel that some civic recognition is due to Percy. I am very favorable to having the stadium named for him.\"\nWilliams will officiate at a spectacular show getting construction\not the stadium underway Wednesday. \u2022 k       '.\"\nPhillies Trample Cubs\nBy Tht Canadian. Press\nSomething seems to happen to\nthe opposition whenever Robin Roberts steps onto the mound,\nThe dependable right-hander generally seems to inspire opposing\n'batsmen with the feeling that they\nshould have stayed home, a feeling\nthat has contributed heavily to the\npresence of Philadelphia Phillies\nin the National League's first division. .\nRoberts and the Phils hit Chicago as the Cubs were riding on a\nwave of prosperity In which they\nhad won six ' of their last eight\nstarts, but the effect was the same\nas usual, a 6-1 Phlllie victory with\nthe Cubs able to do virtually nothing with eight scattered hits.\nBefore Robin even took the hill,\nhis mates had staked him to a 2-0\nlead, And: he kept the Cubs swinging helplessly as he breezed to his\n22nd straight complete game, his\n12th victory, against four setbacks\nand, his fourth decision over the\nCubs without a loss this season. In\nthe four games the Cubs have scored on him just three times.\nDel Ennis drove in four runs for\nthe winners with a homer, a double\nand a single.\nA wind-blown fly by Dick Ger-\nncrt dropped for a triple in the\neighth inning, scoring two runs to\ngive Bostfn Red Sox a 6-4 victory\nover Cleveland Indians in the daylight half of a day-night double-\ndeader,. ' -\u2022' .\nThe SOx swept tho twin bill as\nMilt Boiling's lOth-innlng double\ndrove in the winning run for a 2-1\nvictory, ruining a five-hit pitching\neffort by Cleveland's Bob Chakales.\nNew York. Yankees fell apart, at\nleast tor- one night, as Chicago\nWhite Sox hung on11-3 defeat on\nAllie Reynolds, driving him to\ncover with six runs in the fifth Inning and three more in the sixth.\nNellie Fox drove in four Chicago\nruna with a pair of triples and four\nYankee errors aided their downfall.\nThe last-place Detroit Tigers got\na four-hitter from Steve Gromek, .\nmaking his first start since he was\nacquired from Cleveland last weak,\nas they whipped Philadelphia Athletics 5-0. St touts Browns reached\nex-teammate Tommy Byrne for 11\nhits to edge Washington Senators\n44.A-\nLefty Koslo, a Cardinal jinx ior\nyears, was the victim of their revenge Tuesday night as he and his\nsuccessors yielded seven runs In the\nfirst inning and seven more in the\nfourth.to whip New York Giants\n15-8. The victory moved St. Louis\nwithin a half-game of Brooklyn as\nthe Dodgers dropped a 3-2 decision\nto Cincinnati, Reds on a ninth-inning pinch-home by Grady Hatton.\nWarren Spahn pitched a two-\nhitter for Milwaukee Braves and\nlost when the second hit, a single by\nPittsburgh centre-fielder Carlos\nBernier, drove ln the only run of\nthe game for the Pirates.\nThe tall-enders' victory over the\nleading Braves snapped Spahn's\npersonal winning streak at seven\nstraight. 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Application forms obtainable from the Engineer, Water\nBights Branch, Court House, Kelson, IMMEDIATELY.\nWANTED - BOYS AND GIRLS\nfront 17 years and* up to learn\nhairdressing. Classes starting im-\n* mediately. Write for particulars\nto O. K. Valley Hairdressing\nSchool, 453 ' Lawrence Ave.,\nKelowna, B.C:, or phone 2414.\nWANTED- - SECOND, dtA'SS\nstearr. engineer for shift work.\nApply Master. Mechanic, Crow's\nNest Pass Coal Company Limited,\nMichel, B.C. \"v\nHELP WANTED\u2014FEMALE\nWANTED -r\" SMART GIRL FOR\noffice, afternoons or mornings,\nState experience and salary required to Unemployment Insurance Commission, 356 Baker St.,\nNelsOn, B. C. :\nSITUATIONS WANTED\nDANCELAND SERENADERS\nDance Trio, available fpr engager\nments preferably Friday or \"Sat,\neves. Phone j Roy, 606-L-3,\n4SAfAbLE fc_____Et> wOm-\nan would take full Charge of, or\nrent well-equipped coffee bar.\nBox 3418 Dally News,\nMIDDLE AGED ENGLISH LADY\nwould like housekeeping,' for\ngentleman preferred. Ph. 1156-Y.\nPUBLIC NOTICES\nNOTICE\nTenders (In duplicate).will bo received by the undersigned, up to\n6:00 p.m. 10th July, 1953, for the\npurchase ot a 65-passenger school\nbus. Tenders must meet all requirements for school buses as laid down\nby the Government ot British Columbia, and include the following\nchassis and body specifications:\nCHASSIS\nMinimum manufacturers' gross\nrating 17,500 lbs.\n5-speed transmission.\n2-speed rear. axle.\nHeavy duty shock absorbers front\nand rear.\nTwo-stage bus type springs.\nOversize battpry.\nOversize generator.\nDeLux'e oil filter.\nFront tow hooks.\n8.26 x 20, lOrply tires, single front,\ndual rear.\nSpare wheel and tire.\nPropellor shaft shield and guards,\nTall pipe, extended to rear of\nbody.\nHydraulic brakes with booster\nsystem.\nBOt)Y\nQuote prices on standard and deluxe bodies.\nRear underseat heater.\nUndercoatlng.\nLettering applicable to School\nDistrict..   7\nBoard reserves the right to reject\nany or all tenders without explanation.. Lowest tender not necessarily\naccepted. All tenders must be in\nDUPLICATE.\nE. B. Clark,\nSecreta'ry-Treasiu^r,\nSchool District No. 10,\n,       ,     \u25a0  (Arrow Lakes),\n\\   '. Nakusp, B.C.\nFOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS\nMsm Eatlij Jfama\n,  Classified Advertising Ratea:\nISO'per Una first Insertion and\nnon-consecutive insertions    \u2022\nlie line per consecutive Insertion after first Insertion\n48c line for 6 consecutive inser-\ntions\n$1.56 line for month (26 \"consecutive Insertions). Box numbers lie extra.  Coven any\nnumber of Insertions. ,\nPUBLIC  (LEGAL) i NOTICES,\nTENDERS, etc.\u201420c per line,\nfirst insertion. 16c per lino\neach subsequent insertion.\nALL   ABOVE   RATES   LESS\n10\u00bb FOR PROMPT PAYMENT\nA    Subscription Ratesi\n(Not More-Than Listed Hire)\nBy carrier., per week,.\nin, advance .A  JO\nBy carrier, per year  .      $15.60\nUnited States, United Kingdom:\nOne month    .................. $ US\nThree monthi ,,,.,\u201e...,.....   3.75\nSbt monthi .;   7.50\nOnt year -  , \u201e.0O\nMail in Canada, outside Nelson:.\nOne month  ... _..  1.00\nThree monthi I    2.75\nSix months ..__-_  5.50\nOne year .........................  10.00\nWhere extra postage le required,\nabove rates plus postage.\nDAILY CROSSWORD\nACROSS\n1. Center\n5. False\n9. Candle\n10. Stories\n12. Greedy\n13. An instant\n14. Storage \"\nplace,\n16. .Swiss river\n14. Toward\nIT. Flimsier\n20. Ahead\n21. Cooking\nute'hsil,\n22. Monster\n24.Unaoile<f\n27. Silk  .    ,\nfilament*\n28. Listen '\n29. Chum\nSO. Old Dutch\n(abbr.)\n31. Charge\nresembling\nthe double\norle',:,\ntt. King of\nBashan\n(Bib.)\n87. Insect       '\n38. Place\n39. Parte of  \u2022\n- the calyx\n42. Spirit\nlamp.\n48. Eat away\n44. Harbors\n45. Observe!\n46.MisceI.\nlaniea\nDOWN\n1. Find fault\nunnecessarily\n2. Think\n3. River in    -\nText*\n* Erbium\n>. <tym.)\n8. Shop\nS.Asonof\n. ,Noah\ntYMalt\nbeverage\n8. Wise and\ntrusted\ncounselors\n9. Flaps\n11. Pebble*\n13. Chief\nIS. Mohamme.\ndan call\nto prayer\n18. Aside\nID. Revolves\n23. Depart,\n24.Sefect\n25. Account\nhooks\n36. Watt*\n'Cod   '\/'\n(Bab**\n27. Quick\n38. En-\nclosure*\nfor\nMM-l.'l   lihVIU\n\u2022;:iii:) H.i|':lH':ltl\naaa :*::i miiam\naaniHHnii aaa\nuasiw  yi'!!-:\naaa  tlHfclB\nataaa r._ b_\u201e\nHHmani   iHtiHn\nWHIMH   WHM'J\nft llertsy's tuww\n35. Nestling\n. 40. American\nauthor.\n4i.Anyfru\u201e\ndrink\n\u25a0 42. Anag*\n44. Father\nfc\u00ab\nDAILY CR-PTOQUOTE\u2014Here's how to work it:\nAXYDLBAAXR\nIsLONGFELLOW   '\nOnt letter simply stands for another. Jn thla example A It uied\nlor the three Ve, X for the two O's, etc. 8lngle letters, apos-\ntrophies, the length and formation of tht words trt all hints.\nBach day the code letters art different\nA Cryptogram Quotation\nJC'EF    ADBO    PT '''tJAOP-TT,    *F   -OIL VI*\nGOZ,    MOTT    BMOETPLX    IAQL    IDT-\nT'O.f TOZ-XYBF.\nYesterday's  Cryptoquotes  TOWERING  IN  THE' CONFI-\nPENCB OF TV?ENTY-ONE\u2014JOHNSON.\n\u25a0iti'.       Olilritttd is KissFsnuiu __u__ '\u00bb\u25a0\nFOR SALE'-- 2: RADIOS PORT-\nable Underwood, typewriter, like\nnew; kitchen furniture, electric\nIron, new; Sunbeam; electric\nrazor, porch table.and chairs,\nsingle spring and mattress, garden\ntools and\/ other \u25a0 miscellaneous\nitems. 428 Carbonate Street.\nFOR SAU^EIlSrtT .STdOL ttt-\ntee counter, complete with matching double sink; 4-slice toast-\nmaster, Heinz soup kitchen, Coca\nCola dispenser, TV> cu. ft. Kelvin\n. ator refrigerator. Inquire at\nHughes, Stuart Men's Wear, 459\nWard St, Phone 425.\nFOR QUICK SALE. - DHOPSIDE\ncouch, $7;'Coleman oil heater,\noff-season bargain; McCIary rang-\nette, perfect .condition; coal range,\nwhite enamel and waterfront, $45;\nopen-face coal heater, what offers? 909 6% St. Phone 072-L,\nBLONDE DINtWW SUl!t_~TOR\nfour, knee-hole desk, colman oil\nheater, new; and child's* table.\nApply 320 1st St. Nelson, or Phone\n1232-Y.\t\nR55 SALE -MObfL 55 .AVAGk\nrifle 30 calibre. J2-5 scope, red.\nfield mount and' sling. 819 Ob-\n\u25a0 servatory after S pjn.\nPIPE - FITTtedS \u2014 ilBHET-\n' Special low price* Active Trading Co, 936 E. Cordova St, Van-\n.' couver \u25a0'\u25a0' ,.\u25a0\u25a0 ,-'.\u2022 :'.., .'. ti,:\nFOR SALE-OIL STOVE, ALMOST\nnew, and a combination coal,\nwood and gas range. Phone 952-Y.\nHOUSEHOLD I'URiJWuRii FOr\nsale. Apply 624 Second St, after,\nnoons. PhOne 801-L,\nFOR SALB S GBRMAKf MADE\nbaby carriage in good condition.\nApply 1001 Latimer St. after 5.\nFOR _A__ \u25a0-,. 9 K.W. b.C. QtafflC-\nator, reconditioned, $250. Box\n3584'Daily. Newi.-. ,    '\nNOME Rfim__UT6ft ALSO\nWilton rug 7 ft. 8 inches by 4 ft\n6 inches. Phone 426-L.\nfor sale;- feAav Buaav.\nAstral, cast enamel bath tub, toys,\nblankets. Phone 405-L.\nFOR SALE-VACUUM CtEANtR,\njust like new. Box 3690, Daily\nNews.      -..       ... '\u25a0.\u25a0\u2022\"\nCRESS . WART1   \u201e\u00a3MGV_\u201e -\nLeaves no' scars,,' Your Druggist\n. sells CRESS.\nfor -ale - Four ______\ntables. For further Information,\nJoe Goal, Natal, B.C, '\nFOR SALE-HOSPITAL W!__L-\nchalr, $50.00. Phone 417-L.\n*6r sAii. - _Ab. .CArhJAGe\nIn good.condition. Phone,53\u00b0rR.\nFOR m$ f XAcm H-ATBRi\ngirls bicycle. Phone 502-L-2.\nmicronic _sajunG AB5K=\nWrite P.0 Bax 29, Nelson. B.C.\nPERSONAL\nwawanesa mutual fire m-\nsurance Co., D. U Kerr, Agent\nDepot. Clean rooms and reasonable rates. Vancouver. B.C\nALAMO gjggg A_G_flOI_4\u201e\nAnonymous meet Tues and Frl.\n425 Baker St.; Nelson, Write P.O.\nBox 388.\nPROPERTY\/HOUSES, FARMS\n'-AYflrtC,7r!0r&M.e 7'^\nEXCLUSIVE ' LISTING - LAKE-\nfront 'property at Balfour, All\nyear bungalow style dwelling\nwith oil heat, level'park-llke land,\noutbuildings. Price $10,500. $10,000\ndown will handle. For full information T. D. Rolling, Real Estate,\n568 Ward Street Y\nFOR. SALE - FARW JRi SALM6,\nB.C. Cheap for cash. 20 acres of\nland. 5 room house and all other\nbuildings with, electricity and\nwater, in the house. All, term tools\ngoes with it also one horse, for\nmore Information write' Wm.\nPapove, P.O. Grand Forks, B.C-\nj-roc-m ' MObB&N mm w\nFalrview. Five years old. Beautl-\n- ful location. Furnace, automatia\nhot water tank. Wired for electric\nrange. Terms can be arranged.\nImmediate occupancy: E. M. Rob-\nlib, 714 Radio Avenue,\nSMALL DWELLING 1'4 xM, __:\nable but needs finishing, water\npiped and septic-tank. Corner\nlocation just outside city limits.\nOne lot SO X 120. $2100. For Information, T. D. Rosling, Real\nEstate, 568 Ward St., Phone 717.\nLOVELY 8-ROOMED HOUSE ON\none block of land, uphill section\nbetween Stanley.and Ward. Barn,\n\", etc Can be used as form or subdivided lott,- Llghtl, city water,\ntelephone, etc. $6000. Half cash\nwill handle. Ph. 608-R-3 or 1081.\nUHitti - wa-BuH.rs.-i-t-\nroom house, family garden, own\nwater. Reasonable down payment\nPhone-1020-R.. *\nFULL*'\"iiOMSftN,  r-\u00bbBbftOOM\nhouse, at sacrifice price. \u2022 Owner\nleaving town. Immediate possession. Phone 1033-L.\t\nWANTED TO BUY \u2014 2 OR 3 BED-\nroom house around $5000 or $6000.\nOccupancy July: Box 3423 Daily\nNews. ' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0      '\u25a0';\u2022\nW\u2122 SALE'- i'hOOM HOUSE,\non good location, for fast sale,\n$2700.00. Apply A. G. Molofl, 1416\nVancouver. St.\nFOR $695 YOU CAN BUY LOT'I\nof lot 7182, Plan 2426 at Castlegar.\n45 ft frontage, Ideal tor house or\nbusiness. Box 3311 Daily New*\nFOR SALE-,-.\u2014. MRW. 4-ROOM\nhouse. $4700. Phono 392-X\nWANTED   MISCELLANEOUS\nTOP MARKET PRICES PAID FOR\nscrap Iron,' steel, brass, copper,\nlead, etc. Honest grading. Prompt\npayment made. Atlas Iron si.Met-\nalB Ltd, 250 .Prior St, Vancouver,\n.   B.C. Phone Pacific 6357.\nWAM'flSb - |p -Ifi-fll-, il\nin. frame ot exchange for 20-22 in.\nPhone 4S1-Y. f   .\nUSED FURNITURE BOUGHT AND\ntold at J. P. Morgan Store, 301\nBaker St, Phone 47. \u25a0\n\u00aba_5X5 mm - all <_as__\nand   lengths.\nProducts Ltd\nKootenay   Forest\nSEWING MACHINES\nSINGER CAN  REPAIR  YOUR\npreient  machine  at  reasonable\ncost. For free estimates Phone 4L\nSINGER SEWING CENTRE\n339 BAKER ST.-NELSON. B.4J.\nON THE AIR\nCKLN PROGRAMS ... mm on _e mux\n\u201e (Pacific Daylight Time)\nWEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1953\n7:0O\u2014News\n7:05-Yawn With Young\n7:15\u2014Sports News\n7:20-Ya,wn> With'Young.\n7:30\u2014News 7      \u2022\n7:35-YawnWith Young\n7:45-Rise W'Shine\n8:00\u2014News       A'\n8:10-6porta NeWs-\n8:15\u2014Breakfast Club -\n8:45\u2014Towler, Serened*\n8;55\u2014Sports News\n9:00\u2014Morning. Devotions\n9:15\u2014Saddle Serenade\n9:45\u2014Famous Voices\n10:00\u2014Record Album\n10:16\u2014News\n10:20-Morning Visit\n10:30\u2014Story Parade\n10:45\u2014Invitation To the tValte\n11:00\u2014Shut-In Show\n11:15\u2014Homemaker Harmonies\n11:45\u2014Consumer's Connor\n12:00-Liberty Special\n12:15\u2014Sport! News\n12:20\u2014News     .\n12:30\u2014Farm Broadcast\n12:55-Chatting With the Listeners\n1:00\u2014Spotlite on Melody\n1:15\u2014Around the Town (Part \u00bb\n2:00\u2014The Record Album\n2:30\u2014Trans-Canada Matinee\nS:1S\u2014Sacred Heart '\u25a0\"\n3:30\u2014Tea Time'\n4:15\u2014Fancy'Fre*\n4:30\u2014Maggie Muggins\n4:4S-Pacific News      \u2022\n4:35\u2014Report From Parliament HU\n5:00\u2014Music From, the Films -    ,\n5:25\u2014Int Commentary   -\n5:30\u2014Behind-the News        \u25a0\n5:35-Spotlight On a Star\n8:45\u2014Sports News\n5:50-*News\n6:00\u2014Musical program\n6:30-Cavalcade of Melody\n'7:00-News \u25a0 M- '\u2022\n7:1S\u2014News Roundup ;:\u25a0\u25a0:?.;\n7:30-CBG Wednesday. Night\n10:00\u2014News\n10:15-Piaho Recital -\n10:30-Hawaiian HoUday\n10:357-Starlight Ballroom     ...   7'\n10:45\u2014Sporti Roundup        \"\n11:00\u2014Around -the Town (Fart ti\n12:00-NEWS Night Cap.\n7:00\u2014Fisherman's Broadcast,\n7:15\u2014Musical Minutes\n7:30\u2014News   !\n7:35\u2014Musical Minutes\n7:40\u2014Morning Devotlom-\n7:55\u2014Musical March Past\n8:00\u2014News   *   ' ,\n8:10\u2014Here's Bill Good\n8:15\u2014Breakfast Club\n8:45\u2014Anything Goes\n9:00-r.BBC News   .\n9:15\u2014Aunt Lucy\n9:30\u2014Laura Limited\n9:45\u2014Famous- Voices\n10:00-Morning Visit\n10:15\u2014The Happy Gang\nl6:45-Invita'tlon to the Waltz\n11:00-A Man and His Music\nIi-:1S\u2014News-,:'\n12:25\u2014Showcase .\n12:30\u2014Farm Broadcast\n12:55\u2014Five To One\n1:00\u2014The Concert Hour\nl:45-Today't Guest\n2:00\u2014Easy  Listening\nCBC PROGRAMS\n(Mountain Standard Time)\nTHURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1953\n2:30\u2014Trans-Canada,Matinea    :. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0>,\n3:15-*-Brave Voyage '   '\n3:30\u2014Program Resume\n8:45-^-Hit Parade\n4:lS-^-As Tunes Go By\n4:30\u2014Children's Program\n4:45-^MusIc for Children\n5:00\u2014At Home With the Lennlck*\n5:25\u2014International Commentary\n5:30-UN Today\n5:45\u2014News and Weather\n5:55\u2014Have You Heard?\n6:09\u2014To be Announced\n6:15\u2014British Empire Games Report\n6:30\u2014Wayne and Shuster\n7:00-News\n7:18\u2014News Roundup \u25a0\n7:30\u2014Eventide ?'\".'\u25a0\n8:00\u2014The Ways of Mankinc1\n8:30\u2014Homer's Odyssey\n8:00\u2014Thursday Playhouse\n9:20-^Vancouver Concert Orch.\n10:00\u2014News\n10:15-Mld-Week Review\n1C:30\u2014Parade ot Choirs\n _\u2014_\u2014__\u2014.\nk\"        ..     '\u2022\u25a0'.\u25a0\u25a0\np.\n\/?<53\nPhone 144\nDeadline lor Clattifltd Ad*- -S p.m.\nAUTOMOTIVE\nMOTORCYCLES.   BICYCLES\n7\nWhere Qyolity\na is Always Higher\nXHan Prices!!!\nSupply of Now Austin\n\u25a0 Somersets Coming Soon!\n\u25a01952 Vauxholl Sedqn\n1952 Austin Somerset\n1951 Austin Devon\n1950 Austin Devon\n1949 Austin Devon\n194? Anglla Gp-ch\n1946 Hillman Sedan\n1952 Studebaker\nCommander\n1951 Studebaker Sedan\n1951 Plymouth Sedqn\n1950 Chevrolet Sedan\n1950 Pontlac Sedan\n,        SPECIAL!\n1946 MERCURY TUDOR.\n;, YY 7 '$775\n1?39 Ford Coach\n1938 Pontiac Sedan\n193,8 Hillman Minx\n.1931 Model A\n195,1 Austin Panel\n1951. Chevrolet. 34-Ton\n1951 Ford Pickup\nNew Gibson Model D Tractor\n'. TERMS and TRADES\n- EMPIRE\nMOTORS\n803 Baker St.   Phone 1135\nNelson, B. C,\n\u25a0m\u00bb c    i....\n518 Vernon St., Phone\nNelson, B. C.\n661\nAUTOMOTIVE\nMOTORCYCLES,   BICYCLES\n(CfentintlM)\n...s.i.t,.*..****\u00bb.*'\"*\nSCOTT'S\nTIRE SHOP\nTht One Tire Shop  In  Nelson\nDialing In Tires Only '\nPleAty of Parking Spin   '\nNear My uoiur\nTrade-In Vour Old Tir\u00aba'\n509 Lake St. \" Plione 1182\nmmmm+<~#-m gfcfc\nSACJUFICB-OWNER LEAVING\ncity: 1048 OldsmobUe Hydramatlc\ntl Torpedo sedan. GM. Autoradlo,\nheater;' directional lights,, window withers, Doubie-Bsgie nylon\nwhitewall tires, and other accessories. Apply it office, queen's\nHotel., \u25a0\u25a0.-'\u25a0-. '     \u25a0   '\u25a0\"'\nCUT DRIVINQ CbSTS IN HALF,\ndrive t 1052 Austin Somerset.- In\nexcellent condition, with low:\nmileage, under-sealed, Low Initial\nexpenditure. 41950 cash. Phone\nB59.1M\nONLY $800 -*\u2022 '47 FORD\" S_>AN,\nVery clean condition throughout.\nOood rubber, heater,, etc. Must be\nseen to be appreciated. Possibly\n- take Model A or B ai trade-in.\nPhone 1^78-Y after 8 p.m,'.\nFOR SAL_-iM It*TftRJ<AW6N-\nal K.B.2 panel delivery; 1040 Austin panel delivery. Apply; Star\nGrocery,..\t\nFOR SAlir-l$5S_NGt\u201e\u201e'T?6RD\nStation Wagon. 8000. miles. Good\nas new at a sacrifice price. Phone\nto-y.   .\"titi\nFOR SALE\u20141053 MONARCH. $2000\niii cash, tht rest on monthly.pay-\nmenta. Phone 022-R.      '\nm .__.:_. Fdfib. 4 -0._\nPriced to sell. Phone 101-L-2-\nRENTALS\nSick?\nSe'ea Doctor!\n-\u2022;'NeedfaCar\":\nr* 4ii Truck**\nSeeq Specialist!\nVernon Street\nf'\"-' Motors \"\u25a0\n1952 Ford Fordor\n1952 Austin Somerset\n1951 Ford Prefect\n1950 Plymouth Sedan      :\n:1950.Studebaker Sedan\n1950 Pontiac Sedan\n1950 Austin Sedan\n1947 Pontiac Sedan\n1946 Chevrolet Sedan   , >\n1940 Studebaker Coupe\n1938 Oldsmobile Sedan\n1938 Ford Fordor\n1934 Ford Fordor\n1934 Dodge Sedan\n1951 G.M.C. Pickup\n1951 Studebaker Pickup    -\n1951 Austin Panel\n1949 Ford Plekup\n1948 Mercury Pickup\n1948 Mercury Express\n1946 Ford Sedan Del'y\n1946 G.M.C. Panel\n1940 Chevrolet 3\/4-Ton\n1940 Fqrgo Express\n1950 Austin Panel\n\u2022 CASH    TERMS    TRADES\nVernon Street\nMotors\nWANTED TO RENT BY responsible business mtn recently\nmoved to Nelsoh in charge of\nbranch office a two bedroom unfurnished - apartment or house.\nPhone 1650. -   -\nYouftG'' BilsfNfcSs MAN\" StE-\ncently arrived from east, desires\nroom and board or L.H.K. room\nin private home. Write Box 3422\nDally Newi). .     ....\nFOR RENT - BEACH COTTAGE,\nBalfour, near terry, sleeps six, fully modern; July. Apply Mr. K.\nChandler,- \"The- TUHcum\",- Bal-\nrfOur, Bi C. -'\nBOATS AN0 ENGINES\nFOR SALE -'TWO 25 H.P. Bvbi*.\nrude oUtbOttd motors with 8\ngallon milemnster tanks. Guaranteed an new, not more than 30 hrs.\nrunning, each, 1 with remote control, $316.00;- 1 without $825.00\nCn-h, Reply P. O. Box 021, Cranbrook, B.-C.\nto kJ>. ibtoHI&N dt>*66A1\u201e\nmotor and Milomaster. tank $250.\n12- ft. -Riyvvimci. 7r.ui\u201eh\u201et \u266680.\n(Terms) cash. Olof A. Lit'dsteln,\nrSUver(on,7-_'.Cl \u25a0 ''\u25a0'    '.': f\nmKsrxscg0rTt3ismt\nspeed boat' with all! txcessorles.\n.Powered py; V8-Mercury Price\n$000. Phone 1302, JcMery Radio,\n446 Ward Street,   .-.'.!\nMACHINERY.\nNATIONAL MACHINERY CO.\nLIMITED   \t\nDISTRIBUTORS  FORl WINING.\nSAWMILL, LOGGING AND\nCONTRACTORS' EQUIPMENT\n--.,   \u2022\u2022 -Eniiulrlw invited    I\nGranville Island Vancouvet 1, B.C\nFOft SALi - BU__ SAWOUTFIT\n' 'including 8tt' H.P. stationary engine $123,' Box $880 Dally News.\nt\u00bbQR   SALE - HdoVER   TWIN\ncylinder hoiiit, heavy duty sub\nframe Phone 1541-Y.\nBUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES\nHARDWARE AND FURNITURIQ\nbusiness, in Boundary city, stock\nabout $20,000. Brick building, can\nbe purchased or rented, floor\nspace 6000 sq. ft, full basement,\nOwner wishes to retire. Apply\nBox 9888, Dally News.\nBUSINESS AND\nPROFESSIONAL   DIRECTORY\nA88AVER8 AND MINE\nREPRESENTATIVES\n_ to WibbowsoN'-' co\u201e as-\nlayers 801 Josephine St,, Ntlson\na.S   ELMES. ROSSLANDf B C\ner, Chemist. Mine Rep.:\nENQINEER8 AND SURVEYORS\nCOATES,  ST_.\n373\n1118\nSINGER EtljeTKld lPOR\"fA___\nsewing machines for rent Delivery and pick-up, Phone 41.\nSINGER SEWING CENTRE\n3,39 BAKER ST. - NELSON, B.C.\nFOR RENT - TO RESPONSIBLE\nperson,\nweeks\nfurnished house for 8\n>r less from June 28.\nPhone 132-X after 6 pan.\nFOR RENT - LARGE BEDROCIM\nwith private wash basin. Close in\nfor respectable gentleman. Phone\n.68-Y.     Y \t\nFOR RENT\u20142-BEDR60M APART-\nmeiit. Apply 423 Observatory St.\nafter 4:00 p.m.      \t\nFOR RENT - APARTMENT, 3\nrooms and bath. 808-A Victoria\nStreet. Phone. 583-X.     \t\nOFFICE. AND WAREHOUSE\nspace, for rent. Apply Central\nTruck and Equipment Co.\nBEDROOM FOR RENT,' LADY\npreferred. 602 Josephine St,\nPhone 440-R,\nSLEEPING ROOM - DAY, WEEK\nor   monthly.   Allen   Hotel   171\nBaker.   iA       \u25a0   ,\nF-R^Nf^FSbNT BEDROOM\nto gentleman. Phone 772-L.'\nFOR RiNT-TWO-AOOM UNFUR.\napartment. 711 Carbonate Street.\nWAMfB't-' tmv - 4 OR-S\nroom house. Rm. 418 Hume Hotel\nF<iR RBWT - HOuSBKBE^jNG\nroom. Phone SM-Y.\nLIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND\nFARM SUPPLES,, ETC.\nH- k COAXES, StE. titi\nBaker St., Nelson. Phone\nBC  Lands Surveyor,\nBOYD ti AFFLECK, 21.8 GORE ST..\nNelson, B.C Surveyor, Engineer\nMACHINISTS',    Z\nBENNETTSLlMITBb       ~\nMachine   Shop   Acetylene, and\nelectric welding, motor rewind-\nInst   Phon* 593   .124  Vernon St\nfORONTO STOCKS\n(Oleilno Prices)\nMINI-\nAcadia Uranium\t\nAWItChO'..',.,\/.,.',,. \u25a0..'\u201e\u2014.\nAnglo tfuWrtlln -\nArjon.   i'l \u2022\u2022\u2022\u25a0.-..-\nArmittic* ,....\nAtlas Y K ....-_\nAumaqu*   .......\t\nAuhOr ..,- ,....\u201e...,..\nBagamac \u2014'.,.\nBarymln   ..... .....\nBate Metals --\nBellotefre s\u201e\u201e\t\nBevcoutt ; ..\u00bb...,..,..\nSobjo \u2122\t\nBoymtr Gold\t\nBralorna .\u201e..\u201e., _...,\u201e\nBrewls ft L .....\nBroulan    \u2022...-,.\nBuff Can  ;r..\nCalllman ,.*........\nCampbell R L _\nCentral Pore \t\nCons Golden Arrow\nChesterville\t\nChlmo G  ,.\u201e\t\nCoohenour -,_-.,...\nConlaurum  -...\t\nCons M It B \u2014\nDlicovtry .,..!,.\u2022\u2022> \u00ab\npoint \u201e_.,-,\u201e\nWonalda  \u201e..,;-.,..\u2014\nDuvay , \u201e..,,,\u2014\nEast Malartic ,:\t\nElder Gold   ,......._.....\nEast Sullivan , r_\nEstella    _.,..\u201e\nFed Kirk....... ....\nFrftblsher     ..\t\nGiant Yel  \t\nGod'l Lake _.\t\nGoldale   ,\t\nEastern Metals\t\nGoldcrest    _.\nGolden Manitou  \u2014\nHarricaha :.\nHeath \t\nHollinger  \t\nHomer Y K .  -..\nHudson Bay     \t\nInspiration \t\nInt Nickel .......\nJacknife\t\nJack Waite \t\nJoliet Que ,,\t\nKerr Addison .\nKir)- TOwnsitfe\nLabrador\t\nLake Dufault\nLakeshore \t\nLamaque   -.\nLarder U \t\nLeitch      \t\nLlngman (new)\nLouvlcourt \t\nLypx   ..,\u25a0;-\t\nMacDonald   \t\nMacassa\nROOFING OR R00FER8\nBfcTTER Job F6R tiiSs M6nEY.\nPhpne 7S(.'\"Pe'derseh,f J761-R-1\nCLASSIFIED DISPLAY\nBefore you buy look over the\nfield... compare them all.\n'Whyjot drop in today and\ntest-drive one of the new\nINTERNATIONAL\nTRUCKS\n r...i.._\nIT'S HEREI THE NORTON \"FEAr\ntherbed\" Domlnator. Come in and\ntee this famous motorcycle, the\nbolder of the Isle of Man TT at\nKootenay Motorcycle Sales and\nService, Box 350. Cistlegar; phone\n2601, \"The Shop of Friendly Ser-\nvice.\"     \" ;\t\nTbk SALE\" - 1951 HILLMAN.\nLess than 2000 miles. Take older\ncar or L,D. as part payment.\nBalance can' be financed. Phone\n448-R.*   .\n1.5 ikVt'-Z i036>TW l^t*\nLeaf truck, new motor, good running condition. Licensed $225.\nQuick Bale. Phone 728-Y.     .\nwheel trailers, flat dock or box,\ngood rubber. Apply J. P. Morgan\nStore, $01 Btktr St.\nTOR SALE-'Sl MdltARfiH, tlk_\nnew. What offers? What trades?\nCan be seen at Superior Motors.\nAlk for Sam.''       A' '\nBUY YOVR BABV CHICKS THIS\nyear from the Apploby Poultry\nFarm, Mission City. B.C We hove\nover 7009 extremely healthy and\nproperly conditioned Breeders on\nour own farm. Our baby chicks\nare produced only from our own'\nstock In White Leghorns, White\nRocks. New Hampshires tnd\nCrosses. Catalogue on request'\ntbk '.AtA^klR^'FlUfc C\"R<3P,\nof timothy, clover and alfalfa\nhay frqm 15 acrts. Cowley,\nPerry's Siding.\nFdti sAtb'-,4\"J_RS_Y cbwS,\ngood milkers, 2 will freshen.next\nmonth. Apply Wunch Bros., Valli\ncan, B.C.\nMacLeod Cock \t\nMadsen R L\t\nMaitrtiC G,F 7.^\u201e\nMarcus G .,' -.\u2014\nMclntyr*   \u2022\t\nMcMarmac  --.-\nMining Corp \t\nMoneta   ...  .-\nMylalnaque   \t\nNegus    \t\nNew Bldlamaque .\nNew Calumet \t\nNew Goldvije  -\nNib\t\nNoranda  _\nNormetals  ...\nNew Laguerre\t\nNorth Inca  \u2014\nOXeary   _.-\nOidsko \t\nPaymaster \t\nPlacer Develop .....\nPowell Rouyn \t\nPreston E D\t\nQuebec Man  -\nQuemont ......\nRoche L L\t\nSan Antonio \t\nShawkey\t\nSherritt Gordon ...\nSilvermiller  \t\nSilanco\t\nRadiore Uranium -\nStadacona   \t\nSteep Rock \t\nSudbury Cent  .\nSylvanite    -.\nTeck Hughes \t\nTombill   , _\nTorbrit\t\nThompson-fcund ..\nUnittd Keno  r\nUpper Canada ....\nVentures -\nViolamae\t\nWaite Amulet \t\nOILS\nAnglo Can -\nAtlantic Oil \t\nB A Oil -\nCalmont\non. display, al\nCentral\" Truck\n& Equipment Co. Ltd.\n'.-\u25a0. -'\u2022 '.702'Front St.-    -\nPhone 1400 Nelson, B.C.\n\u2022;5i\nFOR SALE - PUREBRED AYR-\nshire bull, two years old. (150.\nApply S. Green, Box 99, Fruitvale.\nfor sALi! - _6od cowaWM.\nEvin, Slocan Park, B.C. A\nFOR SALE-^COW JUST FRESH-\n. ened. Pete R&ansoff, Glade. B.C.\nTOB SA_e' - 2 M1flJKlN<3'4i6WS.\nApply Taghum Store.\n(Continued in Next Column)\n111-L-2 or writ.\niftifSSM.\nP.O. 193 Nelsoh.\nLOST AND FOUND\nLtiST 3 BOY'S THREE'FINGER\npall glove, between 400 block 5th\nSt. and Lakeside Park; Name in\nstrap. Phone 945-R.\nSUMMER RESORTS\n\"EDGEWOOD\"\nCASA VISTA CABINS C8 STAR)\nVacation  or  overnight  They're\ndifferent.\nSILVER RIDGE\nTO LEASE MILL\nSilver Ridge Mining Company\nLimited, whlcli recetitly\" proposed\nthe early construction. of a 50-ton\nmill, at Its stiver-lead'mine at Sandon, is now considering a more ambitious- program. John R.' Kenney,\nsenior managing director, states the.\nmanagement ,1s endeavoring to\nlease one bf the Idle.mills in the\nSlocan district tor the trtttment tf\ndevelopment ore, At the sime time\nPlans art being formulated for the.\nconstruction on the property of a\nlio-ton mill to'be erected this sum:\nmer. v ,\nLast month, the crosscut on the\n4-level intersected the Wonderful\nvein, principal known deposit in\nthe mine. In a report to shareholders-Mr. Kenney states the vein \u00bbt\nthe point of Intersection was 18,\nfeet wide with a 6.0 foot section assaying eight ptr cent lead and 12\npercent zinc.\nCentral Leduc\t\nChemical Research\nCentral Explorers ..\nDel Rio.\t\nFederated Pete \u2014\nHlghwood \u2014\nHome  \t\nImperial Oil \t\nKroy\t\nMacDougal Segur .\nMid Cont \t\nNat Pete  ..\nOkalta     ~\t\nPac Pete  \u201e .\nJtoyallte    .,,..'.......\nUnited' Oils \t\n,95\n13.00\n,12\n.20\n.22\n.14\n2.35\n30\nMS;\n' 2.60\n.41\n.mt\n'   .10\n\u25a04.00\n.m\n2.55\n,ii\n.17\n8.25\nr   .22\n1.10\n.8a\n1.80\n1:18\n.60\n28.85\n.18\n18.00\n.82\n.35\n2.18\n.   .58\n5.20\n,\u00bbi\n18.75\n..5.90\n8.75 .\n.88\n.33\n1.35\n.25\n2.65\n.16\n.   .14\n12.50\n.20\n45.00\n. 2.48\n40.25\n.im\n.10\n.31\n19.00\n.18\n8.0d\n.88\n7.10\n4.80\n.83\n.69\n.27\n.14i,4\n,lMi\n.70\n1.80\n2.19\n1.38\n.169\n.11\n59.00\n' .11 .\n11.50 '\n.42\n.56\n.18\n.16\n.85\n.26\n.12\n64.65\n2.70\n.12tt\n-Jl\u00ab\n.17\n.88\n. .48\n33.35\n1.10\n8.10\n1.02'\n17.78\n.13\n1.88\n.13\n4.50\n.69\n.25\n.45\n.34\n6.95\n.25\n1.28\n2.05\n.28\n.83\n.16\n8.00\n1.20\n18.00\n2.60\n10.38\n8.60\n16.25\n1.32\n3.10\n1.25\n\u25a0 4.30\n2.70\n5.00\n.15\n8.15\n29.80\n1.70\n20\n.18\n2.03\n2.80\n10.28\n16.00\n1.03\nGarson Defends\nWheat Contract,\nSHOAL LAKE, Man. <Cp)-Can-\ntdt's policy in regard to the Inter-\nnational Wheat Agreement hat bttn\ndefended here by Jultlcs Minister\nGarsoh at a long range program of\nprotection aealnat h|gh tarifffl In\novorseaa markets.\nMr. Garson made\" tha statement\nin a talk (Allowing hli nomination\ntt candidate for Marquette conStlt-\nuency in the Aug. 10 federal elec-\nt|0h.\nCanada should have a good steidy\nmarket tot- wheat exporW ytlr after\nyear, he said. If Canada puts the\nprice of wheet too high, people In\nEurope will grow thtlr own wheat.\nWhat the Ctntdltn government\nhas done In negotiations under the\nIntejnational Wheat Agreement\nwis to try to preserve a long time\nmarket for wheat, Canada will produce 10 to 20 years from now, he\nlaid. ..'      \u2022;\nMr. Garson pointed out thot both\nfarm income tnd national income\nwert four times higher during the\nsix yeara following the wtr.than\nln the same period prior to the outbreak.     -.f7Y \u25a0 .;      ''\u25a0'\u2022 \u25a0\n- .\"WI.\"!      >'i  Ml; 'I   Ml '\u00bb\" ,\nSunshine Lardeau\nHas Loss; Slides\nHinder Operation,\nSunshine Latdeau Mines Ltd. ih\na quarterly report for tht period\nended1 April, $o, tdvistt devel\u00bb\u00bb-\nment-work cohslitl-tg M 287.5 feet\nof drifting tnd, crossouttlhg, 112.8\nttet ot raising and;' 1377 feet of diamond drilling hts been completed.\nTht cost of tit work was considerably greater.thtn the return from\nnet,smelter profits end resulted in\na net operating loss for. the period.\nThe report issued by John. Dry-\nbrough states, \"oh the eighth.level\nno new ore was exposed and, drifting South has Halted 90S feet from\nthe'portal. Backs were taken.down\non the. ore$hoot in preparation for\nstoplng along, a. length of 320 feet.\nThroe raises were driven to the seventh level and one ot them is continuing to the Sixth level.\nThe seventh level was .driven 67\nfeet showing-narrow widthi of Ort,\nbut development of the level is Incomplete. Further drilling btlow\nthe eighth level extended - the\nknown length .of ore values, to 220\nfeet\nProduction from the milling of\n2533 tons ot ore was 240.5 tons lead\nconcentrates and 338.7 tons nine-for\nan estimated lead net smelter value\n$50,031 in gold, silver, lead ahd\nzinc, 'ihe- net operating lots tor; the\nperiod W|t $31,637. . '.;\u2022\u25a0''. \".'J f\nThese poor results must not fee\ntaken as representative. Prolonged\nbad weather during much of the\nperiod caused serious mud slides on\nthe mine road and prevented steidy\noperation.\"\nNickel Discovery at\nLynx Lake Claim\nLYNX LAKJ5,.'Ont. (CP) \u2014 Dr.\nHarold Way, chief-, consulting engl-,\nneer with Quebec Nickel Corp.,\nsaid Tuesday thtt nickel-faeerltig\nore which would assay more'than\n10 per cent nickel has been discovered at the company's claim here.,\nThe Sherbrooke, Que., engineer\nsaid one per cent nickel makes a\ngood mint. Most Canadian nickel\nmines run three' to - four 'pit' Centi -\nThe compaijy't camWlte\" here 1|\n53 miles northwest of Konora.     ' '\nOfficials of the Ontario mines\ndepartment at Toronto had no comment on the report.\nMarket Trends\nNEW YORK (AP)-Tradlrtg Wti\nmixed, with strength in oil shirts\ntht only feature.\nCtntdltn stocks were higher- Ctntdltn Pacific and intetnatlonll\nNickel each gained % Hiram Walk-\ner advanced %, and Distillers Seagram was up % Dome Mines wti\noff % and Mclntyre lost Vt-   A\nTORONTO (CP) -r Prices held\nfirm toward tht close. A\nBttt motals wire star performers again. Weitern olli thd industrials edged higher, but golds filled\nto join the rally. >\nUraniums traded a W|de Hit of\nissues at iHghtly weaker prices,\nMONTREAL (CP)---Tradlng'w*l\nsteady in quiet attethOon dealings.\nSenior oils, bevereges, carriers\nand bankt were a little bitter while\nsenior metals wtrt off slightly. Papers tnd miscellaneous Industrials\nwere irregular. Steels and utilities\nheld iteady. - ;.',\n\u2022LONDON (Reutera) \u2014 London\nwas generally dull and lifelfli..\nGovernment securities etstd tnd\nthe industrial market was Kile,\nthough lt held steady. Leading ell\nIssues and shipping shares wtrt\nlirmr \u2022\nNELSON PAIU NEWS, WIBMHDAY, JUNE _4, H5S \u25a0\nBusiness -Spptl jdht...        f\nBelter Wayof life Seen as Cure\nFor Battered World's Many Ills\nFamily Allowance\nUnchanged For\nWorking Students\n. VKfOBIA\u2014Etrnlnit.:Ot. ichool\nchildren,.irrespective of the amount\nno longer, have any effect pn their\neligibility for Family AllewAVttl,\n#, R< Bona, rtglontl. diMctor,' M\u00ab\n..TdeSdayi.., Undtr Prtvloul' r'egult'\ntions a-$38 per month limit wis Im-\npos'edi and when part-time Income\nexceeded that amount;. the allowances were'suspended.'\n\"It should be borne in mind, how.\neves,' that this Is applicable only in\nCasts ot children attending school;\"\nMr. Bone said7''When children htvt\nlett.achooL.tnd .icctpt my type of\nemployment, thtlr family Allow.\nances are discontinued Immediately-\"\nNOT? AP.DRE88 CHANGE\nOther provisions ot the new regulations provide that person: moving\nfrom one address to another mult\nnotify: the\"Teglontl office of thtlr\nnew address .within 90 days, If the\nnew address is not made available\nwithin that period the allowances\nare withheld for the entire period\nand not reinstated until the month\nfollowing that In which the new\naddress it-supplied to the rtglontl\ndirector. A somewhat similar provision Ismade ln the case of children\nmoving, from the custody ot one\nperson to.another. Here again, notification is required within M-days;\notherwise no retroactive payment\nwill bt made. .,'.-.\nAnother provision of the revised\nregulations make It necessary to\nreport the temporary absence from\nCanada of any, child receiving allowances If such absence exceeds\none. month....\"\nfly MMUS RHUDI\nOtntdian Preii flutintM Editor\n'\"ttit w\u00abHd It tht opiy true economic unit\"\nThlt quotttlOn It from ROlf von\nHeidtniU(p\u201e Swtdlih industrialist\ntnd immtdlttt ttt- president oi tht\nInttfhlUiAlI ChtmUr at commtret\nwhich met recently In Vienna.\nIt ert-hMies, in Its lomewhat teqh-\nnicai wording, a dream of a world\nin which all peoples, lit cooperation With one another, may enjoy a\nhttttr ytm it lift. 7--.1'   \u25a0\nIt thyiJiltt '* wqrld which hli\ngiven up thrOat-cuttlng for the\nmore rewtrdlng exchange of goods.\nIt.envliages, ln fact, a \"boom\", such\nti- tht world has never known. \u25a0\u2022-\u2022\nit ntirtt miM *m tf mm\nIf limited areas Of tht world htd\nnot tlrttdy demonstrated thtt lt Is\netteMl ~\nEXAMPLE COn WORLD\nThe outstanding, extmple ot thl\naccomplishment of tn approach to\nthe ideti u the United Statu whloh\nMessed wirn a hunk of the eirth's\nfturftce which wai nearly eelt-supr\nporting, tnd with no trade barriers\nwithin Its own limits, ht\u00bb developed\nr-MW4M-^-'U^Mv^M\u00abl\u00bb'.-W*uJA'\nbe,: 'mm', \u00ab>* m&wtifbWi m\nany othtr tgt.: \u2022*: \u2022';.\",'-.\u00ab\u2022 \u25a0;;.\u2022\u25a0\nWhat the United States accomplished within a relatively few\nyean, and whtt Canada now it dt,\nvtleplng, l\u00ab a \"laborttoryr,sample\nof whtt could be accomplished for\ntJlt'WftrW tit wholt.7'.\n. The dream, In part or In Whole,\ndots not come from the Imaginings^\not imprtcticti theorists, it tomes\nfrom the herdest thinking of pres\nent-day business mtn who, more\nUd rhore, set thtt th* larger buil-\nntss opportunities tmt, net from\nexploitation Of this or that M-)tl situation, bu( from broad Internillonal\nexohanies Of goods, |nd Mttl putting pur-htllng power Into the .\nhind* of tht grtttest possible num-\nhtf of people.  ,\u25a0\nTheti business men, ts demon-\nItrttid tt national md lhtjirniUonal\ngatherings, s*e, in the North American laboratory, what happens\nwhen purchtslng power Is -pretd\nout among masses ot people.     [\nThey gasp as they glimpse the\nopportunitiei which would .result*\nIt the level ot piirehaWng po*4r In\nall the world eoufd'be raised, evkh\nmodestly. Thty gasp still mqtt when\ntitty Ut thtt the peoples of the\nworld will not be conttnt unless\ntheir purchasing pdwer, which\nmeans thtlr standard ot living, is\nraised.      V'7A ,-'\ninternational business men trt\nafrgid thtt this or thtt.ntttonilituc\nrestrlotlon will throttle the advance\ninto, the world they let almost at\nhand, and, accordingly, they pletd\ntor more international co-operation.\n- But, essentially, the belief among\ntht men who have to go out andfo\nthe dly-to-day buying,- \u00bb\u00abd stlllng,\nli thit,.somthpw.aity. wiU find a\nway1 to (Id it; that they are living in\na world which won't settle for aw-\nthlng less,,fi\u00bbjsi>,,*f,better ww yt\n*\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\"'\" i ii .,... ii^'.'fifjijt'li.tii \u201e,.\nVane^-wf S>oek|\n\u2022. . (Closing Prlsei)J\nMINES   '-,\nBeaver Lodge \u2014\nBralorne   v~\u2014\nCmusa .:  :. \u2014\nCariboo Gold ,\u2014.....\nEstella '..:...__;..\u2014.\nGiant Mascot \u2014--.\u00ab_\nHighland Bell -~.-\nKenvlUe ~_r.-^.^.\nPionier Gold\nPremier Border ...\nQuatsino   - --\u2022-\nReeves Mae .'..-.-\nSheep Creek .,....-\nSilver Ridge\t\nSilver Standard ...\nUUca' , ~-\nVananda   ....\nWestern Uranium.\nYale\t\nOIL8\nAnglo Can \u2022\u25a0\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2014\nA. P Cons \t\nCal 4 Ed \t\nCalmont    -\u25a0\u25a0\nCommonwealth   ..\nDalhousie   .: ~\nHome ~\nMercury .;,.:.-.:.'^_^.\nOkalta.Cpm ..........\nPac p.ett ....\nRoyalite ^.;,,..:i\t\nINDUSTRIALS\nInt Brew -B'\t\nINDUSTRIALS\nAbitibl \t\nAlgoma Steel ....\nAluminum \u25a0\u25a0,'\u25a0 -\nAtlas St\nBathurst Power\nBeattie Bros \t\nBell Telephone\nBl-asllian \u2022\".\t\nBC Elec'\t\nB C Forest\t\nB C Packers B ..\nCan Cement  \t\nCan Packers B ..\nCan Breweries ..\nCan Canners ......\nCan Oil . .,\t\nCan Gtlthese\t\nCm Dredge\t\nCan Pac Riy\t\nCockshutt   * \t\nDiet Seagram\nDom Foundries\n1.10\n3:80\n. .04\n1.05\n. .60\n. ,37.\n.82-\n.08\n.1.00\n,06%\n.SB.\n1,95\n,63\n-.13\n.92\n'.01\n'MVt\n2.10 - i\nJ8,\n6.00\n.27\n10.28\n135\n4.00\n,18',''\n\u25a08.60\n'  ,Wt\n2.80\n10.10\n15.25\n4.68\nWinnipeg Grain\nWINNIPEG (CP) \u2014Winnipeg\ngrhln cash prices:,',       ' - -\nOttsrr-No. Heed, .66H.\nBarley\u2014No. 1 feed, 1.17H.\n13V- Eddy'Paper  \t\n34V4 | Famous Players\n48Vt'Fanny Farmer ~.\n16V4 Goodyear ~,\nGoodyear pfd \u2014\nGreat Lakes \t\nGypsum Lime....\nImperial Oil i.\nimp Tobacco ..--\nInt Nickel ..'A.......\nInt Pe*te \".'.\u25a0'...:,,.-.....t.\nLake Ot Woods .\n35%\n6%\n39\n8%\n02',i\n5V\u00bb\n7\u00ab\n73\n31\n16%\n85\n13'\/.\n29U\n47\n26 Vi\nMtssey Harris .......\nMoere1 Coq)..\n  14\nDom Steel \u00abs Coal B  12\nDom Tar & Chem     8V4\nDom  textiles     ...    8Ms\nMcColl, Fronten\u00bb\u00abj,.....\nNa't'Steel Car , *_\nPage Hershey ' ,:_\nPowell ftlver :....,\u2122_\nRuss Industries ..._>\n12% Shawlnigtn ..'.'. ....\n26% Simpsons A \u25a0\nSteel qf Canada .....\nSteel of Can pfd ...\nStandard Paving\"...\nUnion Gas ot Can .\n22\n20%\n21%\nJW\n47%\n18%\n.34%\n29%\n10%\n40%\n25\n;*)\n8\n-24\nM.\nis%\n85%\n28%\n16%\n37- .\u25a0\n.14%\n' 207%,\n30%\n17%\n28%\nMcCarthy ism Rouses\nU.' S. Librarians\n'LOS AN(__LJSSf (AP) - A tlsyn\nStand is necessary against a wave\not anti-Intellcctualism ln the United\nStates, the president of the American Library Association stys.\nThe:. attitude, Robert B. Downs\ntold \/the association's annual conference Monday* Is manifesting itself in \"attacks on books, on free\nspeech, freedom of Inquiry, i freedom to teach,: and all those rights\nwhich we have long held to be\nguaranteed by the first amendment\nto the United States constitution.\"\nDowns told the 4000 librarians:\n\"A^jdrulenL.jdlsease,. presently, diagnosed as McCarthyism, but antedating the distinguished:senator tpr\nwhom it is named- by Centuries, Is\n\u2022infecting nearly every segment of\nour governmental structure, from\nnational down-to local levels,\"\nDown sold- Individual librarians\n\"have \u00ab.v Responsibility In the tk-\nplosM-e ilttSa'tioh with -which 'wie are\nconfronted, Vfhen our. colleiguei\nare under attack, we should come\nto their' deience in every feasible\nmanner\"\nBrewers Get Pay Hike\nVANcbuVER (CP)-Four hun.\ndred. Wewery workeri ln Vancou.\nver, New Westminster and Vic;\ntorla have been awarded a pay increase, effective July 1.\nAn arbitration board awarded \u2022\nfive-cent-an-hour increase.\nThe workers, members of the\nBrewery Workers' Union (CIO),\nare employed by \"Coast Breweries\nLtd.,- Vancouver Breweries Ltd.;and\nSicks Capilerio' Brewery ltd. ,-A\nCONGRATULATES CLIMBERS '\nOTTAWA -(CP) tr- Prime Mli_.\nter St. Laurent hu sent a message\nOf congratulation to the men who\nconquered Mount Eve\"rest, saying he\nshared the .\"elation\" : thit gritted\nnews of their triumph.: Mr. St.\nLaurent conveyed Canada's ^tribute\nto Col. Sir JohnHunt,leader of.the\nBritish expedition,: and to the two\nmen who actually reached: the summit, Ntw Zealand's'Sir E. P. Miliary and Tensing Norkay,,theSher-\npa guide. \u25a0;\n550 Warehousemen\nOn Strike, Toronto\nTOiRQNTQ (\u00ab).4Mr*ut \u00ab8_ii*d\u00ab-.\nart and warehousemen kindling\nbuilding mtterlals went on strike\nTuesday.\nThe walkout ta expected to bring\nt shutdown ef commercial construction tnd a ltyeff et ether'\nbuilding trades workers \\ylthlrt a\nshort time.\".-'. ' 's\nIn rejecting settlement proposals\nthe drivers overrode tn: agreement\nreached tt the Ontario legislature\nbulldlngi Mondiy between officials\nef tht AFL teamsters' union and\ntour firms. The main Issue In dis-\noute at t meeting of the drivers\nMondiy pight .wit the question of\nPltkTrfcr\"    ;'      \u25a0  A..    Y\"''\nThe-drivers accepted a 15-eent\nhourly increase but turned down a\nsuggestion .that they accept a flat\n$60 as back pay to Dec. 9, 1982,\nwhen the old igreement expired.\nCalaarv Livestock\nCALGARY (43\u00bb - The CtlgtW\nlivestock market was shewing I\nlittle better action Tuesday, with\nDM cattle and calves on offer. Prices\nwere fully steady. - * \u25a0\"-\u25a0'\nGood to choice light butcher\nsteiri, $18 to 810.80. '\nOood: tie eholee,,het*y. butcher\nSteers,' $17 to 111; eommeft to me-\ndiumi *1S to \u00bb17.80, >: Y   .;    ':\u25a0'-,\nGood to choice light butcher heifers; $17 ts $18; common tomedium,\n$13 to'llfkHO.     ... ,,'v-, -v-t,^\"\nGood to choice fed catve'l, $18-80\ntb, $19.80; common to medium, $17\nto $18.   . '.,';f,'-'-'.\"fi-:f'f\nGood cows, $12 to $i3.5or common\nto medium, $10 to $11.80; canners\nand cutters, $T to $9.80.     -;'''''\" '\nGood bulls, $12 to $18; common\nte medium, $10 to $11.78.\nGood' stocker and feeder steers,\n$17 to $18; common to medium, $14\nto $1\u00ab.80,-'-\u25a0'::.;..-,:-  -,---'\nCLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS\nAsphalt and.tar. kettles all ilttt,\nroofers hoists and pumps and\nfelt laying maohlnei; flame\nguni, 2000 deg. 1 \\irt\\i, no smtkt,\nsparks, aihoi or f(imei! lead\nmeltlnn furmces; gravil spretd-\nInp thd mopping carts. Write\nfee full, Illustrated catalog- ,\nConerote power and hind\nmixers, block machines and\nbuggies; power shovels, *tf yd,\nfull revolve, price $1^,632 with\ntrenoh heo $15,668. Compresiert,\n60-70-108 eu. ft, Rollpie variable\nwt roller; 1100 to 2400 lbs, Cutback sprayers for construction\nand maintenance ef roads,\nstreets, park and eemetery\ndrives, sidewalks, two il*ts. 86\"\npower gasoline scythe outs till\ngrass, weeds, amall brush up to\nVt\", climbs 40% grade, price\n$289,80, tprtytp alio' Bindrtt\nuniversal olampif Send fer Illustrated eatalog. Grader blades fo\u00bb\nill machines. Write us for what\ntvtr ytu need\/We hive bttn In\nIniilh'eii'fer oyer $4 years.      I\nToltphone CEdar 9161-2-3\n_M9. W. 11*h.\nVancouvtr 9, B.C.\n200,000 VISIT BRITAIN    .\nLONDON (Reuters) \u2014 More than\n200,000 overseas visitors came to\nBritain ior the Coronation, exceeding estimates, the British Travel and\nHolidays Association,said Monday\nnight. The number was t record and\nalipost five times as many as for the\ncoronation of George VI In 1937.\nBrittm hopes to earn $350,000j000\nfrom 800,000 tourists this year.\nap\nFOR SALE\nBABCOCK*\nTht Boiler for tilt Is a \u25a0abeoek-Wllcox longitudinal drum\nwater tube heller In excellent condition, clean and tight\n\u2022under tilt Tht Bolltr his hup find with coal on travailing\ngrate stoker with Induced draft fan, No forced draft equipment has bean fitted te thin unit but the -unltUt.iWdl y\nadaptable to the use of forced draft, and would prtibably\nproduce steam lh txcili of 200% efinomlnal rating under\nth'eiaoendltlj      **'     ' \"'-' ----'- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\"\u2022\na full Mt ei\nand Is equipped\ndescrlbedr\nions. The, Bolltr hu full stter suspension with\nif etst Iron Inspection, aeodsi and ash doors,\nsped with ancilllary equipment as hereinafter\nApp'roxhhatt Overall Dlmtniloiii: .'. \u2022iffy\n-'10\"ft wldt jc.iB. ft long x 28 ft overall heloht, over\netil fire \u2022ottlng.\nHorsepower:- 224\nAge: 1024\nDeilgn pressure 222 p.t.l.g.\nWorking pressure now llm\n6.C. Registration: 12412- B.C.\nSteam driimi tf dl.tmtttr!x 28' 8\" long,\nure now limited to 180 p.s-l-g.\n\u25a0LISBON (Reuters) - Calouste\nGulbenkian, 84-year-bld oil king,\npaid more than $5000 to chatter a\nComet |et airliner to take him from\ntftbon to Paris Monday for a:'two-\n,mopth rest. Gulbenkian li one of\nthe.richeH.men In the world, with\nan estimated fortune of more than\n$1,000,000,080, Normal fare for tht\nLisbon-Paris flight is $84? \u25a0\nSpares; 1 square boiler tube\n\"-\"' 1 spare' nipple\n;,   '     1 apart levelling hir.\nDescription of Ancilllary Equipment:\n-   Stoker and Drive: B. - W. A Geldle MeCullough Style\n'.-  .',\"'''       J2 nafu'rtr draft, chain \"grate\" \"stoker\n\u25a0 i        '.    , complete with gear box, coal dtstrlbut-.\nIng hepper, ash doors, dampers, etc.,\n\"     \u00bb and 2 cylinder steam engine drive.\n,       Induced draft fan and.drlvei ',.' '..'\u2022',\"\nInduced draft fan It Clmdltn tlroeco Not 9, direct eon-\n\\ - neeted to 7 In. x'T In, verticil single cylinder steam\n:;   ''    engine,  \u25a0 .-\u201e -f\nOther Equipment! Other equipment Includes a Bailey boiler\nmeter, draft gaugt, holler steam pressure gauge, Copes-\nregulator, complete soot blowing system and various valves^\npipes tnd fittings.\nPRESENT LOCATION: Tht boiler has been removtd from the\nPower House at the University ef Arltlsh e*!inin. end\nIs presently stored In dlsaistmbled eondltiert fv *ie-W\u00abre-\n.;f-f..houM,Y4r*iif4^tha;Unlyt|rflty of British -5\u00ab'iimti\u00bb, v\u00bbe-\n.      couver I, BiC. blrect Inquiries to the' Purchasing As\u00bb\"t at\ntht Univtrsity. .\n:A7-'A;'i AAAi-:A-'-,A:'vY7YA'\n, \u25a0..   \u25a0\u2022\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0;   :\u25a0:.'     \u25a0'     :-,'--\n *}.\ni   GBffTU  \\\n...... \/. tMBtsr-m-mvf \\\nf:' SUPZR   %^jJW<>'\n:   RZCt\/tfiR *&*\u2022*\u2022*\u25a0'\ny\\fOnwmAC\/\/Aie\/} .,\n*\u00b0J9NLY   TQNI   dlVtt  V*>U   \u00ab   *jQtTQM..Mtpg   Pj*tMAN\u00ab**T\nOTTAWA: (C-O-Kxternel Affairs\nMinister Pearson, as' president o<\nth|> United Nations assembly, Tues-.\nday appealed directly to Syngman\nRhee to holt his \"shocking\" violations of UN solidarity and to cooperate In getting an armistice and\nIn.keeping'it, \u25a0\nHe criticized harshly the South\nKorean president's release of 25,000\nanti-Red prisoners of war and regretted that \"lt occurs at a 'time\nwhen- hostilities are aboht to\ncease.',': '\u201e:.'\u201e-\nHis appeal tor cooperation ended\nwith the sentence:,' ' Y 7 '\n\/ \"If this Cooperation were ended.\nIt would be the Korean people who\nwould suffer first and suffer most,\"\nThe\" letter was sent through' UN\nchannels to Seoul.\nAGREEMENT VIOLATED.  ,f      '\nMr, Pearson said he wat shocked\nby Rhee's.prisoner release.\nThis action violated the agree-\n_yr a M'M\nHewsof jjie Day\nRATES: 306\"line, 40c line black face type; larger type rates on-\nrequest Minimum two lines. .10% discount for prompt payment\nbingo Tonight\ncatholic hall - 8:00 p.m.\nSV;    Church ol the Redeemer\nHct_e.;Calfed OH.   .\nTry f-n Ice oream sandwich at\nWait'! 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We\nhave a wide range of nip; end\nssucets, novelties, teapots, 'etc.\n'--\u2022\u25a0\u2022\u2022\u25a0     HIPPERSON'S. \u2022.\nWe are .prepared to take'on any\nbuilt-up or asphalt roofing job,\nSide wall shingles and shakea. All\nInquiries promptly attended'to.\n. D. B. Merry Lumber Co, TraE\nA APPLICATORS\nTHE TILLICUM ..\nInvites you for lunches and. dinners\nIn their scenic dining room.     '\nOpen eVjry day.\nBalfour, B;C.\nLooking for a <ood used gas\nrange? We have one Flndlay, tour*\nburner, apartment-size propane\nrange, A rear buy at $150.00. Used\nonly g months. \u2014 HIPPERSON'S.\n- See our used Washers, Chesterfield and Bedroom Suites. A '\nWe buy and sell new and used,\nfurniture. ; \u25a0''.*. ' \"'.\nHOME FURNITURE EXCHANGE\n418 HaU St    \";\"\u25a0\ns_3S\u00aeH\n00*\nFRIDAY\nSOUTH SLOCAN BALL CLUB\nFIRST ANNUAL\nJUNE\nFROLIC\n\" SPECIAL DOOR PRIZE    ,\n$75 MADE-TO-MEASURE $75\nWV     SUfT\nMusle by the Greater\nSERENADERS\nDancing 9 M 1 \u2014 Adm. $1.00\n' -ii', '        -hi\nWINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY\n.We carry a completeGrange of\nstandard sizes ln single and double\nstrength glass. We cap cut to your\nindividual requirements. Also-wood'\nand steel sash putties at    -\nT. H, WATERS-CO. LTD.\n101 Hill St\u2014 Nelson\u2014 Phone 186\nCARD OF THANK8\nThe. family of the late Eugene\nTinant wishes to thank their many\nfriends and relatives tpr the beautiful floral tributes and kind words\nbt sympathy extended them ln the\nloss ot their loving husband and-\nfather. Special thanks to Dr. Morrison and Rev. Canon Silverwood.\nExtingish Small   :\nFire at Oakalla\n; ViANCOtfiER '(CP)l-Guard!\ntiled, fire extinguishers Tuesday to\ndouse a small fire which broke Out\nfrom tar pott in buildings under\nconstruction tt Oakalla prison\nfarm.     \u25a0' \u2022\nWarden Hugh Christie, said tha\nfire was in buildings being constructed for male prisoners along\nRoyal Oak.' inmates do not have\naccess to tbe area.\nPHONB  144  FOR  CLASSIFIED\nPeaitspti Makes Stifft^\nAppeal to l^gmari Rhee\nment reached by the truce teams\nat Panmunjonr this month on pris-\notiefexchanjie!'-'.'\u25a0'\u2022 ,\n\u25a0\u25a0\"And If. occurs \u25a0 at,,a..time, when\nhostilities are about to'cease'.'and\nwhen the questions of !th'c\"uhiflc\"a\"\ntlon of Korea and related Itorean\nproblem!: can,' be dealt with by a\npolitical conference Involving- the\nparties concerned, tin  '\u25a0'\u25a0:\u25a0\n\"This release ot'prlsph'eri '. . , ii\nparticularly shocking in view of the.\nprogress mode by the arrnfttlce. negotiators which hai resulted Jn the\nacceptance of principles laid down\nin the UN general assembly's resolution of Dec. 3, 1052, endorsed by\n64 member nations\/ The acceptance\nof- the principles, underlying this\nresolution, \u25a0 especially that of no\nforcible repatriation of prisoners,\nwhich has been the basis ot your\nSosition as well as that Of the UN\nas only been obtained after two\n\u25a0years of patient and persistent negotiation )by the UN command.\" '.\nRed's Last Word\nTwo of the signers of .the statement, 82-year-old Miss Flynn'and\n56-year-old Pettis Perry, were con-,\nvlcted Jan. 21 of participating in a\nrevolutionary conspiracy and sentenced to three years in prison.,\nNice, Hindus,\nNEW DELHI (AP)-Club-swIng-\ning police and Hindu extremists\nbattled in the streets of India's cap*\nttal Tuesday ln the woke 6f tht\ndeath in political captivity of Sytmt\nPrasad Mookerjee, a major. Opponent of Premier Jawahai-Ial Nehru;.\n' Mookerjee, 52-year-old ileadCr1;of\nthe extremist Jan Sangh party,'died\nearly Tuesday in Srlnagar, capital\nof Kashmir, where he was jailed\nfive weeks ago tor defying a ban\non his entering the state. Seizure of\nHindu-owned lands by the predominantly Moslem Kashmir state government had Caused Jan Sangh agitation and violence in neighboring\nPunjab. \u25a0 \"\"\",..\nBLAME HEART ATTACK\n, The government attributed Moo-\nkerjee's death to a heart, attack\nfollowing pleurisy and spid he had\nbeen moved to.a nursing home when\nhe became ill. .\nNews of his death brought 100\ndemonstrators into streets of the\nOld sections of the city. Police official; said constables charged the\nmob' with clubs and arrested 20\ndemonstrators after four policemen\nwere seriously wounded.;.':\nMookerjee served as' India's industry and supply minister from\nthe ,1947 independence until he split\n\\yitn' Nehru in April,-\"1050.'He had\ncharged the prime minister was too\n\"soft\" toward Pakistan, particularly\nover disputed Kashmir,'-and.formed\nthe Jan Sangh. \u00a3\u25a0\u25a0\/\u25a0\u25a0>\u25a0 \u2022'  .- :,-...\nTtie government began arresting\nleaders of the Hindu extremist in\nFebruary after demonstrations\nagainst the treatment Of theiHindu\nlandlords ln South Kashmir.\nDON'TS FOR THOSE\nAfcOUTTOVOTE   v\nOTTAWA (CP)-You'd be wise\nto leaVe ^our'iwprd tfrhome on\nelection day, Aug. 10. And that goes\nfor firearms, bludgeons,- staves or\nother weapohs of potential- intimidation.   '}f;\nFor yews Canada'! election law.\nhas taken a dim view of people\nwho carry around-such \"offensive,\nweapons\" when people go to, the-\npolls; '\u2022> ... '.,,.,, ..?   ..\u25a0 ;,\nThe .law;- doesn't say you can't\ncary swords or other weapon! that\nday but it does say you can be fined\n$200' -and lent to prison for two\nyears it youlre caught with them\nwithin half-a-mile of a polling\nbooft. It you're a stranger in thoso\nparticular parts, the distance ,1s a\nfuH-mllte: \u25a0':-\u25a0' A-.   '\nIt's part of the -precautions taken\nto'ensure that elections are orderly,\nfair and secret and that no voter\ngets coerced into voting a. certain\nway.' \"-'\u2022'.-\u25a0.\nNO THREATS EITHER\nThe Canada Election! Act has a\nlot of othfir precautions', too* It says\nyou can't wear a campaign button\nor any other party emblem within\neight days of the election. You can't\nsell beer ^or liquor, on election day.\nYou can't use or get others to use\n\"any loudspeaker, bunting, ensign,\nbanner, sjandard, or any aet ot colors- or .any other flag,.. 'with Intent\nthat lY shall be carried, worn 0*;\nused on automobiles, trucks or other\nvehicle! as-political propaganda\" on\nelection day or the day before.\nYou aren't allowed to bribe or\nthreaten a voter. You're not supposed to try to get a ballot by false\npretences or to try. to vote if you're\ndisquHifled.. \u2022 .v :..',.,. \u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0,'.'< \u25a0\u25a0\n\", You're, not ,-even , supposed tp\nheckle at a-political meeting with\n\"Intent to prevent, the transaction\nof' business;\"\n\u25a0As for; the candidates themselves\nthey have their own, list of don'ts.\nThey can make all the j ^promises\nthey want'to-orally hgt they canlt\nsign an election promise. If elected,\nthey must turn in statements showing where they got their campaign\nfunds and. how .they were-. spent.\n; .All these'don'ts are backed up by\npenalties which, usually can be as\nbad as ,0' term In prison. Most of\nthem .never get used. But they're in\nthef law.'\nCIVIL SERVANT^*\nOPEN PROCEEDINGS\nVICTORA (CP)-A, B7 drbwe,\none of two senior civil servants suspended by the government last\nweek, says he will start grievance\nprocedure through the B.C. Government Employees' Association.'\nMr. Crowe, forestry, department\nmechanical superintendent, and\nD. A. C. Smith, purchasing commission buyer, were suspended last\nweek for ' allegedly violating the\ngovernment's regulations on- tenders;: '\u2022'\nMr, Crowe ,said - he will take\ngrievance procedure unless the as\nsociation takes action* without his\nrequest'       \".  ' \" \u2022'\nHe said he was awaiting word\nfrom ,;the association executive\nmeeting  held  in  Vancouver.\nMeanwhile Mr. Smith' declined to\ncomment on' hlsfuture actions.\nMr. Crowe said:\n\"I have ano^en and shut case,\nI know I'm in the clear. The more\nI think of it the more I know I\nmust fight this action. It's an absolute injustice.\"       - .,-\u25a0   '\u25a0 .\nPremier Bennett has said the suspension stands and Finance Minister {final- Gunderson said a legislative inquiry into the suspensions\nwould be held \"lf.lt becomes necessary.\"   ' \u2022' if\nPremier Bennett laid the' men-\ntook a revisCd bid on a forestry\ndepartment grader after the clos<\nIng date for tenders. He said this\ndestroyed the government's policy\nof competitive tenders,\nU.S. Climbers On Way\nTo Top of K2\n^iKARDU, Kashmir (AP), *\nUhited States expedition planning\nto climb Mount Godwin Austin,\nbetter known as K2; world's second\nhighest peak, in northern Kashmir,\nTuetdty was reported within 40\nmiles'of Its base camp Bite. K2 is\n28,250 feet high. Its peak hu nqver\nbeen climbed.\nSuspect Missing\nAmerican in Russia\nJiOME; Alaska (AP)\u2014The Nome\n.Nugget reported Tuesday an American had vanished on an excursion\nto Little Dlomede Island .and was\nbelieved to'have'gpne to Russian-\nowned Big Dlomede.    ,\n.The Islands are only three miles\naparti with-Ice spanning the gap ln\nBering Strait. They are close; to the\nmiddle rof the 50-mlfe \"wide waterway \"between the Alaska and Siberia mainlands. '        A\nThe newspaper identified the\nmissing man as Cecil Stoner, who\nis known in the Nome area, and\nis believed to-be a-Washington State\nParole\" violator. -     .      .   i   ,.\nThe newspaper,said Stoner was\na passenegr on an oomiak (native\nskin boat) excursion to Little \"Dio-\nmede for. taking pictures of the ice\nand walruses, and that he Vanished\nwhile the American Eskimo village\nwas asleep.\nU.K. MINER8 WIRE RUSS\nDURHAM, England (AP)\u2014Leaders of ,100,000 Durham coal miners\ncabled Russia's Prime Minister Malenkov. Monday night that -Russian\ntanks, and guns, \"will not .quench\nthe flames of freedom\" In East\nGermany. A similar message wai\nsent to Soviet ambassador Jakob'\nMalik.in London; Both notes pro\ntested against Soviet measure! to\nsuppress the East German- revolt\nwhich flared June 17.\n8ERIOU8LY INJURED IN'A^FAUL DOWN;THIS GULLY Wat\nfive-year-old Meredith McRae, daughter, of: M.r.,'\u00bbnd' Mr*, D. M.\nMoRao, of Kokanee Avenue. The child Wis flOWn-to'Vancouvar hoi-\ngltal last week where she Is reportedly Improving. The gully Ji near\necond Btfttt,tnd Kekintt Avtnli't^\u2014Dally-Newli'phoU,-  '  -.    i-\n11-Year-OldBoyFromRio^^ii\n,    ByDONDOANI\nBERLIN' (AF) - Unusual kindness raised the tank-guarded Iron\nCurtain briefly Tuesday tb let an\nllryear-old orphan boy slip out of\nriot-torn' East Germany'-'to a haven\nwith relatives in'West Berlin'. \u25a0\nWith all hli belongings in a rucksack, on his back, little Peter von\nDslkowtzky came all alone .from,\nSchwerln, 120 miles to the northeast. When he reached the east-\nwCst Berlin border, he met kind-,\nnest Instead of bullets.\nA Communist official gave the\nchild a hand-written pass and Communist people's police \"escorted him\nacross in a radio patrol car.\nThis waa the same border Russian-\ntroops and East German police\nhave sealed- with tanks and machine-guns ever since the work-\nera' revolt against Soviet rule began\nlast Wednesday. On this tame border a 15-year-old boy was shot to\ndeath by people's police Monday\nfor jeering and throwing rocks at\nthem. .,.,.'. .\nPeter's story was one of the few\ntouches of human kindenss to come\nout of the last week's epic ot\nbloodshed.\nHie father, a German officer of\nnoble Russian descent, waa killed\nin the war. Hll mother was \"taken\naway\" by the Russians ln 1945 and\nnever.returned. He lived with his\nhalf-deaf, 65-year-old grandmother\nin Schwerln; (\nThe grandmother became ill - recently, and the Communists wanted\nto put Peter in'ofi-orphanage: Both\nshe ^nd. the. boy balked! They, ventured a dangerous, experiment.\nShe. packed' Peter's rucksack,\ngave. him what little..money she\ncould spare, and' told lilm7what. to\ndo.    , ,     ,\nHe went to; the1 tail' st|tion by\nhimself and bought a- ticket for\nBerlin.       1 . '\u25a0 *\nlodqino pop..'NiaHjrf?-,-,' fy;\nReaching East Berlin, he met one\nkind-person alter another. A man\nhelped him ride the subway., to mid-\ntown near the western frontier A\nwoman gave., him .lodging -tor the\n.Itight.    ; -'\u25a0   ',,'..'\"\u2022  :\"7\nTheh he encountered the government's neighborhood watchdog\u2014\nthe ::strassenvertrauensmann\" He\nis supposed to. lee that every. one\nwho enter!. his precinct \"has' the\nproper papers apd registers with the'\npolice ' *\nLittle Peter must' have touched\nhis heart lie . wrote a. letter' describing Peter's plight and asking\nthat he be passed through the border guard.\nFinally he reached his aunt 28-\nyear-old Tatjana von Dslkowitzsky,\nln West Berlin. She is Jobless. So Is\nher fiance, they can't even afford\nto marry.   -*\n\"But I'm going to kelp him,\nsomehow,\" she slid.\nParlor Wallers'\nStrike Averted\nVANCOUVER (CP)-rThe fli\u00bbat>-\nened strike of beer parlor waiters\nln Vancouver has been averted.\nStan Smith, labor relations officer for the B. C Hotel Association,\nannounced today that the. Beverage, dispensers' -Union (AFL) and\nhotel operators have agreed to submit the one point ailU'at issue in\ntheir negotlatlpns to an Impartial\narbiter. .\u25a0 >.,; '\u25a0. -,\nThe arbiter's decision will' be\nbinding on .both parties,,\n\u2022j The point at Issue- Involved the\noperator!' objection to paying into\na health' and welfare fund for spare\nworker! who would not benefit\nfrom the plan. ', -. ' \u2022 '\nThe parties-had already 'agreed\non an over-all '12-tent hourly increase which Includes a seven-cent\ncontribution - tor health, and welfare, one additional- statutory holiday'and an extra hours pay for\nsplit'shifts.        ;.\nRepresentatives of both parties\nwill-meet Chief Justice Wendell B.\nFarris Wednesday to apply for an\narbiter. \",.--'\u2022\nThe union hid voted in favor of\nstrike action last week and 65\ncity hotels would have been effected: \u2022'.'-.,       ,  .-;!\u25a0'.    ;..'-:-,.'\nf?M\nMcCarthy Returns\nTo \"Book Burning\"\nWASHINGTON <kP) -r Senator\nJoseph McCarthy, wading back into\nthe controversjr Over \"bo6k burning\", said' Tueiday he plans more\npublic hearings designed to' show\nwhether' some of the author! involved were Communists.\nThe Wisconsin Republican said\nhis1 Senate investigations sub-committee will call IB- or 20 more authors whose bookt have been uied\nin \"United- Statei information libraries Overseas tor public questioning about, possible Communist\naffiliation!. He announced no date.\nAmerican TV Wins\nPeer's Praise\nLONDON (Reuters) -Lord De la\nWarr, postmaster-general, Tuesday\npraised the way the 2400 radio and\ntelevision stations in tte U. S.\nhandled the Coronation.\nbe ,1a Warr told the House of\nLords that. the vast majority ot\nU. S, stations dealt with the ceremony \"ln a spirit of kindliness and\nrespect for the Royal Family.\"\nReports of commercials Introduced into,American showings ot\nthe television, films provided political ammunition for foes of the\ngovernment's proposals to allow\nsponsored. TV in Britain. A\n. De la Warr said the \"great emotional union and understanding between our two countries\" promoted\nby the Coronation might be marred\n\"if we rake up every small mistake or lapse of taste which has\nbeen made instead ot concentrating\non the broad general picture.\"\nBatory's Captain     v\nAsks for Asylum\nLONDON (Reuters) \u2014Tbe master\nof Communist Poland's crack liner,\nthe Batory, has asked for permission to remain in Britain, a home\noffice spokesman said here Tuesday.\nCapt. Jan Cwiklinskl Is understood to be seeking political asylum\nin Berlin.\nThe 14,287-ton Batory, the same\nship on which Communist propagandist Gerhardt Elsler escaped\nfrom the United States, sailed from\nBritain without the captain last Saturday. ; .-',,.\nCITY OF KELSON\nNotice of Sale\nTondera will bo received by the undersigned\nuntil Monday, July'6, 1953 at 5 p.m. for fhe\npurchase of lot 3 and the Wert 5 feet of lot 4 In\nBlock 91,'Official Plan, City of Nelson situated\non the South'iM* of the 1.00 Block Baker Street.\nState purpose far which property will ba\nused and improvements to be erected.\nThe highest or any tender not neceiiarily\n'\u25a0\u2022' : accepted. ' \u25a0 1 :\n;     C.W.R. HARfiH,\nY '\u25a0 City Clerk.\nDated at Nelson, BX,, ''\nMth day of June, UsS,      , \u25a0\nBOOKSTAND'SMUT'\nDISGUSTS AUTHOR\n' LOS ANGELES (AP) - Mystery,\nwriter Erie Stanley. Gardner told a\nnational meeting of librarians Mod-\nday; that, a flood of pornographic\nliterature must be controlled or it\nwill be necessary to resort to legal\ncensorship.\n-Gardner wai the featured speaker at the Opening session' of the\nAmerican library association, attended by' 4000 librarians.\nHe said pornographic literature\nIs pouring from tHe pressed of Unscrupulous publishers. Young people, he said, are developnig a false\nidea of lite from the millions of\ncopies .of \"smut\" publications sold\nat magazine stands and added that\nit public'libraries were made more\nattractive for teen-agers It would\nbe a constructive force in combatting juvenile delinquency.\nMinister Kiernan *\nHolding the Fort\nVICTOR-V (CP) - Agriculture\nMinister Ken Kiernan Is practically\na one-man government this week;\nHe Is acting premier, acting attorney-general, acting finance minister, acting provincial secretary,\nacting minister of municipal affairs, acting public Works minister,\nacting trade and industry minister,\nacting railways minister, acting education minister, and acting health\nand welfare minister.\nIndustry .Minister' Ralph Chet-\nwynd next week will carry the load'\nof government on his shoulders.\nMost of the other ministers will\nbe absent from the capital, until\nJuly 3 because of holidays or the\nSocial. Credit national conference\nin Toronto June 28. and 277\nBRICKLAYING\n(Fire Brick Work)\n{Fireplaces)    \u2022\n(Brick Veneer)\n\u2022 Black Laying\n\u2022 Tile Setting\n\u2022 Glass Blaok Sotting\n\u2022 Cement   Contractors\nPhones\n1553,\u00abnd 1048     .\nFAME\nBRICK\nConstruction\nYCft\/Ltd.',,\n458 Buckno St.\nTrqililiC.\nLONDON (Reuters) -Prime Minister Churchill- warned the House\nof Commons Tuesday not to: expect\nthe Big Three Bermuda, conference\nto solve all Britain'! problems.\nHe made the statement in reply\nto a number who urged; Churchill\nto press at Bermuda'for the removal\nof \"all  barriers  to  International\n\u25a0trade.\"-- \u25a0'\u201e'     .\u2022 \u25a0\u2022\u2022\u00bb\u25a0\u2022.-. \u25a0 .....  ..\". 7: '\n. The .flrlme ihiniiter laid President Eisenhower's: administration\nhas begun \"an urgent review' of\ntheir whole external economic pol-\nGOOD UNDERSTANDING\nHe added: \"f should deprecate\nunduly sanguine expectations that\nfour or five days' discussion in Bermuda' could achieve solution! of all\nour problems.    '' 7\n\"17*0 triply conference Was pro-\nposed by President Eisenhower and\nI hope we may reach good personal\nunderstanding Of 1 few of the large\npractical issues which now confront all nations who sincerely seek\neasement of tension without loss of\nsecurity.\"\nThe Bermuda conference, delayed\nby, Frahcfi flUUre to form a new\ngoverhmeht,. li to'start July'8.\nTHE SWISS DISCOVERY\nF *'*?''\n7 'per Stilii Trbublis,\nEczema, Bolls, Ache, Leg Ulcers\nComes hi Capsules\nthd Ointment\nSold at Your Roxall 8tore\nCity Drug\nCOMPANY\n\"Nelson's Modern Pharmacy\" '\nPho-ie 34, Dly - 807-R Night\nBOX 460\n' k>kh Z\\\nYzsmmtommd\nA product of\nMade in Canada by\nMOODIES\nEmory's Ltd.\n*\u2022    THE MAN'S STORE\nPhone 31 Box 100\nThe north pole Is in the Arctic\nocean, but the south pole 11 within\na lofty continent.\nRADIATORS\nCLEANED A REPAIRED\nRECORINQ\nJim's Radiator Shop\n916 FRONT ST. 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