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TT"' luecl to huge wall-paper o- ' --- POPULAR OCCUPATION gzhich he tiles away in the attic or R S M I I 1 cl b di i I It WHY HAVE sirhlfogg.simrI;;-gtl.::(?::l.;yl;1r:; thgfelz 1”; ts pm” w ms W1” 1 ll:0v:,Ja:'" V DD its the r cartons S O R E fend” for 5 B 1' eh . - The chiei shoppers are Lt.-Col. 7 nned as many 315 4” hm” - some people will swear that goats F I) fb W t SI G, 1:-, S g 4 m . IA. h Te quid rhliigg,;iof!gI;',g”2;,,?,”,3f 3! 7- ll HIM"-MI eat tin cans. Don't believe it. What. e es y g and his l:cIeg?,Mi5i!a;), Iowa, 32;! wsi x 7 vw:.:ai":'i. ---w or pr ii".”.”.”."?' "2; ”":::i S - 1 1 d - t Filled For Year of ”- ”NRii ' e a or e.m 0 it t f 1, , T, - i Eula which is 1uushe:lrma; I bait by out in Alberta. engineers are wnmmd. 3,” :5”, mm C” ,3”, y e sgaary. SE B Saunders M C31 :omm9”m cad WW c”"5"'"""m3 " mw WP” N thistles,- thorn-hedges, rope, moss or;-1-AwAm(op)..-I-1,. "my ,9 ms? 3 - VANCOUVER:-(OP)-A

grain drier. This consists at a. gran- a.Iy with a double iloor provided with iacilities to iorce hot air up through the grain. The Alberta De- partment oi Agriculture plan on testing its useiuineas in the near iuture.

Small birds cannot ily raster than 20-37 M. P. H.

The original home or the tur- key is North America. The guinea

stockl broker here likes to stress cautionl on his clients. Tom Baden, the. broker, said chance oi tindlng an oil iield yielding 1.000.000 barrels are about 43 to one, and displays a sign saying ”there are 16.500 dry holes in the United States."

and other things that would give most animals the tummy ache. Nonsense "verse in its present development is a tairly modern growth. It began with the lim- erick which first reached the public under the kindly patronage oi Mother Goose.

With this beginning the lime- rick has spread tar and wide. Tnern are even limerick iiends who pricie

ports that its string oi signals stations in the Arctic now has chicken dinners stored away and a. lot more iood besides.

This was one way or reporting that the job ol provisioning the 15 stations oi the Northwest Terrlt. orles and Yukon radio system with rations to last until June, 1953, has been completed for another year, thanks to a combination or air-

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Canada's Exports At New Peak In First Half Of '52

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PARIS, Aug. la - (AP) -- Gen. Matthew Ridgway said Monday the military means ior deience oi the west are "seriously inadequate in several vital categories" and that the 1952 targets for men and ma- teriel might not be met. He said the threat oi war is still as big as ever. 1

fowl iouhd in Europe 15 the W1” themselves 0! their writings or But the supreme commander oi or-raws. Aug. is-lci:)..c.,,. crait. tl'ucl(B. trains. boats and key's second cousin. It came to 2711- limericks and others whose collec- Allied forces in Europe praised the ada's exports climbed to . pup barges which took the toad as iar

rope via. early explorers and '15- mm of the iorm total up in the progress that has been made in 52.100.000.000 during the ilrst. six as 2.000 miles-

tIVe El1P0P93n5 903N595 we W” m0u55M5- putting together an eilcctive ma- months or 1952. The job was handled by the

Western Army Command supplies

They were pushed ahead, the and transport otiice and the

Bureau oi Statistics reported Mon- day, by a marked expansion in

when the error was discovered. the . . .

chlnery ior defence. He said he was American bird was named turkey Edward Le”, an Engush wnwrl

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, to distinguish it irom the guinea began me popularization M H”, be solved. - 'V fowl, iorm In ms nomense book about mdgway mid corfgspgndenm gt shipments to the United KinS- ton. rabbit ma ti"; pl-ea, wngemnce at 5, 3, dam, Latin AmerIca- and most Cooks gt gtguom in AkI3V1k' ,

When a man shoots a that's not news. But when a ran- bit shoots a mm that's another story and here's how the strange tale iiniolcls:

"A U. 5. pet owner was recently shot by his rabbit. The man was asleep and had lelt his rule on a chain beside the bed. The rab- bit jumped up on the chair. step- ped on the trigger and set the gun 0ii.'v

During severe drought: in the land down under, rabbits have been "known to climb trees and eat lea- ves to keep themselves irom starving.

Pathetic is the Writer's lot;

His season is what it is not.

His spring is iali: his tail

1850 and since his day it has been experimented with by many or the cleverest writers now beiore the publlc.'

European markets.

While these provided the main impetus for a big, 20-per-cent jump over last years comparative six months total of Sl,'160,000,000, shipments to the United States also were slightly higher, passing the billion-dollar mark for the second successive year, the Bur- eau said.

In spite of her dollar troubles. Britain's purchases in Canada reached a peacetime high of 5395,- 000,000, up more than 5l40,000,000 irom last year's 5254,000,000. Ship- ments to Latin America almost doubled to sl48,300.000 irom s"i9,- 700.000.

June's exports niainlained the accelerated pace, climbing to 5375,- 000,000, up more than 560,000,000 irom 533,000,000 last year and just slightly below the all-lime monthly high of S38l.000,000 reach- ed during May.

Newsprint and wheat sparked the big 1952 advance. Wheat. which had been riding in fourth place among the export leaders, jumped back into the second slot. climbing to 364,000,000 dur- ing June irom 540,800,000 last year and shooting up to 5263,24-i; 000 from s14B,(-331,000 in the six- month period. ,

Newsprint shipments climbed to 548,338,000 irom 539,214,000 during June and maintained the six- month lead at 3263.244,000 up from S248,500,000 in the first six months oi 1951.

In a previous preliminary eati-

Port smith. Good Hope. Hay Riv- er, Norman Wells, Providence, Rad- ium, Paeliance, Simpson, Wrigley and Yellowknlle in the Northwest Territories, McMurray and Chipe- wyan in Northern Alberta, must order their groceries early in me year to get them beiore river nav- igation closes in the tall. v '

During May and Julie, 30 tons oi food and supplies valued at s23.- 000 were sent into the Northern detachments to iced 104 men.

A. P. E. there is ”no reliable evi- dence known to me" that the men- ace ot aggression has diminished. It would be a bold verse maker. R-ldgm-W "Id he 5”” Ih”"5m " however, who would try to improve P055m9 1" me, "mm Anmm on "The walrus and me Came”, Treaty Organization partners to ter" or any oi the other "Alice reach me” W51 I” 25 Em” dm” poemsy W,-men by Lewis 03",,” ions, 25 reserve divisions and 4.000 As an exempliiication oi tinisiied ”1””"' by We end M 1953' . workmansmp Grays "Elegy m I This statement was at slight Country Churchyard" stands alone. V”"mCe with "mm at Gent om” The old country doctors could B"'dley' chakman or the U' S" like it on me chm, when me jaw joint chieis oi staii, who said in a Dr; John Murcmmn O, Bonsmw. broadcast from Washington Sui1i- was roused irom his sleep one ter- my the N A' T" 0', pore" mlmbd rible stormy night halt a century "M reach the” 3041 V” m.g?,I Y ago, to answer.ra sick summons, he 1952 but wauld apfmuh 1"” th found two of his neighbors with ii The dmcm” " mead"! e Silflnlli hand sleigh ready to receive him. commitments MW; Create 50:29 In June he. hears the sleishbeils The roads were criiteii over with Ezhigy "mum" 3”” E i'1nE- snow mounds too dee ior ordlnar ” His New Year's comes in not travel. So the medlcail) man got Ill: h::?",;::n zxgdodtg: Ovgngfj ,,?,E;ff,2 July; medicine kit, climbed on to In May has eating numkin pie. waiting sled, and was hauled to M mm?” I” be gmmed by 2” U" 3; And so confusing grows his home 01 the sick. 1" mlmmy onshore Pwfmafies he view Our sister province or Nova Eumxm Fraace mu ;n:m,e1e, so- That cold is hot and old is new: scotia, has many place names cunnoitnfeegmglufnx If 5 mange And when the heavenly buzies oi Indian origin. Take for example, l"S1”,'h W 5 ha, seen ' .',,,11,, g,,y.' blow Necum Teuch, a. lumbering and Eat ta U'm;, e mom Iseqgvgnable He'll like as not go down below; Ssgipgdigzgmtigunity. The iiambi: in S Bixiimixxllo is r,e.angn)i'ng 113 pm; - - ngue means "a ach - Ben DEVI! EDDIE. Iimdiplcked of fine sand." "shiibenacadie' comes E1qa;:1B'5t:?l.ng?Jrr:::l1eed 1:J,'.'.':tf;I grl'1lII,l;I:,IIl1'5 and packed. in perlectly dry sand. from an Indian W0” me”'m"3 arms manuiacturers will have to he have been kept in a iine state oi "place where wild potatoes grow." said Em-and in the export drive and preservation for two years. This place has always been the the whom B;-nigh program is being Although M has never 801d an headquarters oi the Micmac Indians ecast to keep it irom going "ut- article. story or verse in his 20 or central Nova Scoua. zerly beyond om, ecomxmc capacity 3'93” OI Wmmih K-. 35- L0n8W0Tm The last surviving member or the to hear" of Jamaica, has collected a ton oi deported Ac,,,dm,s' who med in mdggay "M the mo most up TG3!-'0'-I03 SUD! M1 0f Which H9 1863, aged iii) years. lies buried on

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Another feature was a marked The U. 5., in the hall-year, ab- ahlft in the pattern of ioreign sorbed Sl,ll3,300,000 worth at Can- lrade. In June, Canada's exports adian goods. up from 51.109.800.00) to the U. 3. increased slightly to in 1951. reducing the ll. 5. pro- 3191'50o'ooo from 5138,4o0,000 in portion of total Canadian ship- June last year, accounting for 53.2 ments to 53.3 per cent from 58.0.

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Alec Maclnt , Lorne vgue Prince Edwardygland. has a unI- yea" at que piece of wood which fell from the heart of a tree he and his bro- ther Peter were ieiliiig some years ago. This oddity takes the iorm of part or a horse's leg and hooi Here's the most noticeable bit or alliteratlon I have seen in verse ”The rich, ripe rose, rose above the stream." Recently Ben Volpattl killed the largest bear ever shot in Elk Val- ley, B. C. It weighed 900 pounds, its head and skin measuring 71,3 sq. It Ancient lizards preserved in am- ber, on display in the museum of Liverpool. appear to have perished only yesterday. The Manchester Guardian claims these lizards and other animals. even insects, were ensnared in the resinous exudation irom enormous ioresls oi coni!er- ous trees that grew million oi years -. in what is now Northern Germany.

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