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WEDNESDAY

N THE GUARDIAN. cznaaurrrarowu ;

Canada Had Trading Surplus During July

OTTAWA, Aug. as s (cm a Canada put. on a big successful ' export drive in July to gain her i first monthly trading surplus in seven months.

The Bureau of Statistics today

Police Block gt Effort To Shoot Falls In Barrel

By Ix-alle Wilson

NIAGARA FALLS. Ont.. Aug.2ii -.tOPi - Tire sturdy aim of the law and a terse immigration office

message scuttled Leslie Sander's reported lhlt PXWFIS Oulpacell hopes of plunzing over Niagara Import: by 37,800,000. putting down pan, 5am,.day' the total. over-all deficit for the

The little New York interior doc.- orator was foiled front nvery angle when he tried to go over the 165- ioot cataract. in a steel barrel.

seven months of 1951 to 351112.000,- 000 from 53S9.800.000.

Both imports and exports were at their all-time peacetime highs

. . - - ' . Two

Xi ecks of preparation and inien- If" we ""”"ih' Shlpmelils 10 "it cans Lieut. Eb Chons SW13- siw plalllllf); of the darini: ride gmgllfd ;t(1;e::00.1(r)i&ipr;rt hi s:g.g3.- other privates of the lglncgg r-ndcd cariy satttrday aiteuioon 000 In 7.1 ..l .t I 4 mm 31.... - Patricia; Donald Gibson, , when Ontario Provincial Police " ' ” V r" -”i'"'

A bigger surprise was a sharp

. t ' cl netzed the 1'! fnri lniig torpedo an mmh In upon! '0 Brim", Ship-

pl',;'a;:d;:,I'(l!':I);gwll:, REEL lfgyin and merits rolled to 5'1-1,l00.00fl. double walked ammh my bridge fmmlthe S35.000000 at year ago. it was

Mayra Pa” V Y ithe highest monthly total in three

, . . The two Canadians who test- slunmqwd vanlmm" -mmlignhllatalrlzceandiligeltlllrfacitminimsttttollitlllll-E lfled "Wily luv” been exoneratcd

tron official: lill'nNl him back. mm? wml we Cnmd MM”. ' of mum, mg mg events which

rho” "lam"; hundhlmhle nmnfnt Yvports to all other L'ommon- took place in the Korean KIND- Tllm pm an errwtiv? Crimp mlwelrllh countries incrt-ascd hv house near Chipyonl They said

Sande” it'll” '" -lhml 'h9 .”l”"iisto00o0oo ..i s27.oo0,om ti-nni 516.. that they were present at tha

dwmg HM'w”hnP Ems in ms bid-t400.000l and to all other foreilln farmhouse.

I” '"''lPl””l” ”” g'”””' M the1t'nttnit'les to 572600.000 tram 334: Pie. J. C. Dleizer of tire Prin-

wnrlrt sitriatinii and to gain sntns,3mnm cess Patricias said Blank was sit.-

ndvertiseninnt for his artistic These mm” mmlgh, mm ,x. mm In the mm Se” of me jeep

VWkS- port: for the lnonlh to s.17s.soo.. on the return trip to camp. He But ihottsands of curious spec- mm. H" in,.,.ms,, of 8)-mug 5122..

taiors licid Vania 6 DOIXHS 0" will 0()n,()00 from s256,'i'00,t)00 last year

xidcs of tlic Vlawa)-3 River nil l ports still huovanl 'werr one Erik Blank why he threw the: . . . . V m . . ' , . . . hopes of ccititiir a zlitnpse of-more in Ii”, wim Mpons. mml. Brig; ewnness said Blank rcpuedi 'ilank." nr Br-rriirr McFadden, att'1 S3-().g)(t'()()(). R 5tit.:too,()i)o 1 H , that mi -11-) car-old lll1.l'SlPZll'('illl.lli'l5l4 w,h0ll!lt?t'1KSl fioiii S259.500,000 -1!) 19:50. gllgsglnngthao xgzieaaaefn the room plans to paracltutc into the rstpldsl Imports front the Vnitcd Istates, were Communism He sud me helmv lhc falls. H nvprb;11an('i!I;: enxpnrts liy 5.7l,()0(l ue Hon was, repeated 1”" and

Ingrpad, the "ftittscln -Builder low. rtimhed to S236.500,000 from ?mS5ume Blank denied having parnrliuicd from a plmy W0 ihPlsi7o.soo.o0o last year. . h W the grenade Hudson Riicr today. landtn-2 saielyt imports fr-orn Britain. on tho 1 T0 U , h did not see my 220 inn: front the New .Iei'se) shorefnthcr itanvl, were siil.100.(i0ti iow- Dleizer Said 9

McFndricii said he felt -"like altar than exports. rlirnhin: 0"'.V

mittioii" uiiori res:-tiers drast:edpstn.rm.0oo it: 543,000,000 lrnnt s:i'z.- u'cIt:ttrte0n-B T Hen” also or the! tim from tho water. ,'.'00.000. . , r - r ' 3',-xi rpm-, ha added. "I'm lZOlllKi Purcltasc; from all other Ltilllv Patrlclas, lvsllllfd he l00k9d ml”

Tn jttmp ovcr Niagara lr'fl:lS."-H9 iirnnwealth l.'f)lliIll'lPS jutnncd Siti- did not :aj.' wiry hc di-cidcti agatiisll0tl0,('iO0 in S-v8.600.000 (Wm

ll. 8. Secretary or State Arrives In Canada To Open World's Biggest Exhibition

General George C. Marshall,

identification

he waster .-pcccii at opening

Murder Trial . or Canadian In t Korea continues

u Kbrel. Aug. 23-40??- Tgfo Clanarlian soldiers lode! identified Pile. Glen Roland Blank. 3'1, of Winnipeg, as one of sover- ii aiiurii and cmadil-n '-MP5 who visited a. farmhouse where three south Korean aoldiers wler: killed by a sremde him H March 17.

Blink H blmzutlxegnslgisl Cari; a co i- ggturleallinzl one of the South Kor-

tawa, and Alan Davis. 34. 01 V3n' couver. are also cha1'B9d Wllh mu" an in the deaths or i the three South Koreans. They "0 ml"? tried separately-

said he thought he heard some-

one throw a grenade OF me "i

the hottsc and saw a. soldier STEP- ptiiig with one or two Korean girls

i

act . - to describe him as "the greatest

ceremonies

. n . I d 1 if other lfll'0lL'i' U, only that . , Tl irl wa: crying and. IuTlI(:lF?fiAIl(lS(fll)t:2!lrt1(?erlllP. rcason f0"Hfc(J)n(ll(l'l?(i?lP:nln(fli:r:SPII:l h.V Sm-m0' s ccrcia--y of dcfciicc i'tkes his "Am9ll(t3'S number one soldier” of of the Tltid annual Canadian Na- living American." Before 15.000 l-llgrfn Sllled she "got. scared" and . . pg p.'.m:t..- . .s. t . ' ,, M .. . p ,p H . '

his r-scapade was ,0 pm”, hi-inoo, to 3o:.t00.000 front M4 2t mm OH 10 Canadians Mm. he Eu.-iWOll'd .War.II itas the large blue ttunnl-Lsitibition in Toronlto. Gei11. clgeieriryivd 'fp1r;:1i:toiltgan:,h tlliglo Een mid, Leigg get Ol.ll.,o . h p could do it at his act. mil l V , , . istanaaid with foui- generals star-5 Mnisltitll demonstrated, t at a - 8 8 D C, 0 an- He said he heard no mile 5 os . I ,. .-.-. . .7! . ;rired in Foronto to officially open 0,, his 1,'m0,,5m(.vWhich was ted in. thottgzli '71 years old. he had losuadavis now playing in Korea, as- and Could. not Wm” any of (hep . -e--an-1--m t , iii... 550.o0o.om camdimi National to Tm-onto in 3 Cavalcadg or (335. imiio or the fire amt vigor wiiichpsertmg that it was a symbol '0! C,,,,,.m.Sm,,n during the rr-turrii

j i 'mACK':"?Z V” pjxhjbiiiqn. vwm-1,... 5 g;-ay suit. in a --simtghr mm um gi,m.td.,oiig(- pmmpzr-d president Tl'um?lll.5ll'6l1illh of U. S.-Canada bond pp mp. - g 1 . i ”lA - l""' The prosecution earlier toda)” How surgeons nit?nrlhlyA:1getllnzRtT; BlEfvl1('Pl(l0Vlo:l;l,alrll inquii-ics as to who might makcit was decided to ask Mr. Wallace t-nlirwtnri, amnrtntod in S-20.50. Thu hold at the home of Mrs. Jrtdsoti wnhdyew from evidence a pur-

met at the home of Mrs.

work so To pBr,ventori. I d H1 - ' ' tic , Th t. opene wt

He.” Knwnod m Fem (widllfssisatarlt l singirlg Yoleetlirgglnstitute Carol fol- oll"('fdnl1flllasllleO(;ll::I:9l1ilhPl'e'I llowed bv repeating the Creed in (i amps n e n A - - ' , ' almost nn blood); I1 5l3Wh.","'” ' (it's her hands she scruhtll anticipates . each instrument he ll use next. mm signed.

h R der'a Digest-., . hln ::S':':rapmaii::ccottnt ofnew ldesks until the fall holidavs. i zllltllltinl methods used in the 0nerII- ! The correspondence was

.i i v d End.

1,"; mum. str:pi1y..:tep, from anaes and discussed It was move ihcsta to final stiic i. I . Y .. . i. the Cancer Societi. Be sure in read How Surgeons. (' no Tn wait" in September Read" "' nigpgt, ltiajrist one of 46 articles of i

l unison. Seventeen

It was decided

Mrs, Rlatclii

C0l'llllllll0Cb

R. L.lsonte for the school.

The rcports of the various coin- theimtttees were then given and new appointed as follows:

Sick and Visiting: Mrs. Willardllfrank Mrs.

member-sl Prowse and lanswered roll call with a riddle. Mlllan. School: Mrs. Frank Biatclit

Prncrztninir

It, uas decided to have a pantri

ported that the Phvsical Fitness "-'llP in the near future the direc-lthc l'.l'0(llililL'lOll VVomcn's lnstitutr. re i - i ” '. . . . ineputmenb does not supply gnvltors to scc about making thc at-;t-vim-ti npciictl ll)

leave the Vm.n-,5mn2 of me er-l1ool,Roll rail: Favorite pickle rectpc. Nrxt placc of ntcctitic: rcari lison Zryctttntrs.

Walter

tlcciderl "cot

ITM m-mules were read. anproved,and Mrs. Gtiy Picrcc. Lunch: Mrs. lunch was served

Bi')'9lllOll to tune the organ.

lseconded that a donation be sent ntond and Mrs William Yorriikcitltit Mrs. W-lli:iiii Works 0"

rcpcniini! for Club Women.

lmiiiutcs of last mcciini: wcrc re:i.1, Rnckhzlnt ported statement by Blank that he

The programme consisted of agripppnt-pri lilI(l signcd. Bills amount. VLU(lChCCt0.l'il3llll(;;! llrliitcslri, was in me scene of the deaths, l piano selection by Mrs. Willard mi: in 31450 were, on motiorr R. :. um c. prs. in p rt” Prosecutor Capt L B, Him. Pi-owse and a contest by Mrs pui . It was morcd. sccondcd Zlnf l-"rim R0” "ill N” ll" li"5ll9T't- way of Amherst. N, 5,, had the

Blatch. The C0llt'CllolI1c..tiit'tl to rc-iiirc Mr. Jones Wllll 8 donailoll MP W0 0lilhHn' tesmnony of an mvesugmmg )f. Mac. amounted (0 31,11 :is lIlllSl(' icttchcr for this year. 9510- U A V ricer smcken from the record 51. l The meeting thcn ad,iotii'ricd iilifli'”'”'h ltlttttl '0 titty 5190 ”"d "l" Mmmm "d"nu”wd,' tcr defence Counsel. Lt.-Col. J. A.'

by um ho5ui5i,jll'nttictiis Institute in pay the h.'i!- s'- -:-; "" "-d H pm of Rama Charged that . V t. . - - . AM u. I. Ur "5 -, t toiI7t-ank Biatch and Mrs. Guy Pierce rand conimittce in clmrtze. Mwx Th" dmorcnl Nnm,,H,.;- hula" iiwcstigirting officer forced the ' ,7 gnfu ,. ii:.'ii'c tltctr rcpnris and ncw on": I --m-- p I , I 1 k 1 M” Mpi H;H);R”,T0V W I l,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,1 as follows: - Tho :.ii:tii.'im it nimiis lnsti- Sliilclllltiilll. f10n(t)bl?oe;ill;d- that no . r I . . pr 7 A. - Sttlinflli Mrs. Millcr Slur-ritsmi hutc lnicli) .'Il,'nlll('J'" l'lltp)Iill:llItH(llllY Agra. stgzglnferlltlsof mg accused could be; . .. - - - . K Mm ; 1, W5 3"” D” "W" ''i"'"”"” W” "l "'" """” a":i,.LVamall-:11mt'l:.iel-l-Mltsbekr -iiir ntllilzw Am: our. In llIr' ilhS('l1t.'C accepted until it was proved Blank Aux: ' ' ' ' ' ' l ' ' ' . -- a I - 1 ta - i, , . ,, ,, ,,,thlrs. .lllflS')i1 Rticklittm. oi the tirtnirltttt. lifts. Alfrct had made the admission vo uh I 315' ll" um m”"'hl) mm 1"” (l(ir1'(t:l'l0l1(ll"i1('(' was rcad bv tlrc (nlwtll prcstdr-ti. Mcctntg opcn- tty without, any stress or strain. H... sct'l'ei.'ti:Y. It was moved. sccnn'l- cd with tho Clnli Crcmi. Plans

R01 cd and curried that it Pantry Snlc ivcrc made for n chickcn and ham thnnks was tendered the hostess

l ” ll WW 3150 1W1" r r i'ffc's su cr on WcdncsdttV' evcninez for hr-r kind hospitality.

I playground equipment hm .”,mt.ra"Ke""'"l . ' , ,- pt , , .- d y tic itcld in Auhrc) Cull” Di) H p. V , b, H I I. ldsllml'"”f'"Sl'CO"dPnsed fmmleadl they had 5"” nut 3 bmk mV1.n(:lilf) pi” Emil?” (011 ml; .5-Cr)'l1'lol(L))Inlll)rl-l('J”illas a'in:r?nct:i(r(lttnh'”l'i:lldioonl-liilllll 310"" Pr0C”9d5 H" 3”” C.m1ctN Almusl 22nd. Rvimru llrrirolgnbrl Oillllllllill ll-vollilinlzi(ilxtlc((:.dln)Chi:lI?E0-")5 l"l1m”l5;'7'mo5andcu"em'bonk5' ll9q"i'emenm Mr home made equip-ll1fw:l t In" W over anrllmi ititw along with uhrit OiIf'll hail Fund. The next meeting will lf from the comnit ccs. A. , -- - p:1 ment. R was deemed to makg some, ire n ()0 e 0t-an C In it . -

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'x,Jg l nut ,k'!g.. ' l- 5 X :: Cmor-OF--;

'-' A3'ATt" I it . so dirl the Indians of the St: Lawrence call their permanent cm-am nncnts. Accordirt to lc cnd, from this satire litdiati wnril was I E 8 derived the honoured enduring name of a nation . . . Canada: A clttsicr of Indian lodges in drowsy quiet licncatli ilic auntmcr sun." Front such 3

Viz- dz x F7

littnililc beginnings has grown mtr vast country. ttntil torlay Canada holds it position of great international importance. Willi an ttnlimitcd storcliotisc of natural wcalth and the greatest rate of intlttstrial expansion in the world, she stipplic.-I the worltl with food. metals, newsprint anrl runny other most vital contniotlities. A steadfast guardian of human rights, Canada also spcalra with attllinriiy in ilic councils of ilic VH)rltl.S lrce nttiions.

Moist inipnrlnni. of all are Catt:itla's l4.ll00,000 pcoplc utili tlicir visimt and faith in tlicir tlcstiity. Proud of licr illustrious past, Canada is liuiltling totlav for an even more glorious future.

The Fttlttrc llelongs in those Who l'repttre for it

and Rev. Dr.

AUGUST 29. 1951

League crusade For Good Reading

The following repor 1, . Regina Murray. chair anyoghlli Crusade for Good Reading coni- mltlee. was submitted at the re. cent annual convention of H," Catholic Women's League at su,,,' marsrtdet i

"T is is the 13th 1'; on work accomplished alonpz theoliime of combattlng salacioua literaturel since it was added to C. W. 1' endeavors on the recommendarioi,

or Archbishop O'Sullivan. wh, was then Bishop of Charlotta. town. In last year's report

recommendation was made that it series of articles concerning gh. demoralizing effect of bad rcavt. ing matter. be sent to the firegg periodically. and that newspaper. be askcd to contribute editorial; along this line. Our Ri:i.m.nd Director fully supported the pug. gestion and during the year, me work of publicity has been init- lated in llll. hope of awaken," our people to the menace to mo: als constituted in th reading or unclean literature. a "The appcal was effectively aid. ed by the drawings of Mr-. V1,. Runtz. artist at the Guardian of. ficc. and by the nssurancemg 1,,” co-opt:-ration in support of th, movement. given by Hi. Dwgh, ters of the Empire through the Guardian Public Forum, Lane” in appreciation of the effort hay. been received from Rev. Fr.-incl, McQunid. Provincial Director and from Rt. Rev. 1:. N. in-tr;-..,i. Rector of Ft. Dunstan's Unlvt-i'sit53 J. P. E. ' ' of St. Dtinstiin's, ouanley "Those of our citizens who have given encouragement and ro.op. oration in the efforts made to elevate the public taste, as to wym constitutcs good reading, wait" that books may he a tzrcat form for good. or evil. Good rcadirigl increase: our vision and iiidixm

our ltnrizort. introducing 115 to persons and places that wg would novcr have known grim. wise. A i'U0d book never die: but clcvttics our minds to th; nolilcr things of life. Thmi wi-v should our precious periods Sr lcisurc bc unstcd with the per. usal of

Pllmli and tawdry mag. ztzirics xvltirlt leave only is menm shadow, witcn we. have for the nsliittc. Sll('ll wealth of good rcztding in en lghten, comfort and cntcrt:tin','

A ptirovcd Books List

"I would suggest when in qoubg "5 l” Wll-'1' 10 rend. consult: the list of 283 rtppmvcd bunks com- pilcrl by this committee. Each sub-clivi on has liccn supplied with .1 copy of those, and thgnx is also :1 list to he founti in ll'lt' V('Slil)lilr' of St, Dunstan's Basilica Ilowcvcr wlmi. we have to can. tend with is the scurrilous liter- nturc tif it should bc railed lit- craturcl which is to be found in drug and grocery siorcs and news- stands in the Province.

'h”The world is so concerned with I”

5-"l('F!ll-lI't'llfli.' of its port-,.le': llf"ll.l.V llPiIllll. Bacteriological in- ("Flinn lms ht-en fought arzainsf

for Ncnrs-with iiit ttie iniclligenra Of S(il('nl.ii.lfT minds. Past:-urrzintz and lslflrllillllz are necessary pre- cautions in which we haw long ht-cn nccusiomcrl. Pura fond 1"” arc cnztctr-rl to ward off diseases. and no effort. is too great (yr 9);. llcnsc. too much if it will Ecru!” robust hcnlth. and. rightly so. "But thc soul is morn worthy "' Drnicctinn titan the body. and is not 11 ltcnltliy mind cssenlinl in a licttltltv body, and .1 nrtyiit may liccrimc dlscascd. We would not think of eating coninntinnted food. hut minds fed on immoral. vitinlcrl rcriding matter hrtorne mnrhiri. and .1 depraved ni.nd M a ltortltlty body is a mcnticc. "And yet. in this fair Isiiind ol ours, the cvcs of authority scam

blind to the fact. that spiritual infcctlon in the form of r-licap filthy books. is poisoning the

minds of our young pl'0plr'. tn" iviioni it scents especially rinsisn cd. Could folly go further?

('0-opt-rstlonv Pl'0llIl.INl

"A;;ain l rcpt-zit. it is trio llil!l' ncss of the Government in it" ill? powcrs of censorship to en- fort-c morttl law for the common izoorl. For the past three )1?"- your chairman has pt-rsonallv I7" tr-rviewcd the Inspector at R. V M. P. ht-atlqunrtcrs sollr-itin: ill? co-opcrntion. which would be H" fcciivc if (urried out lt.V -WC; ziutlioriiy. As a result. smut"-11 3; ilic niatznzincs on the bllnllftl lit were taken out of circulatitinaand co-opcrntion has been li'”"'l5fd;, At the present time. l'l5l'('L.”u Churchill is absent from the PW: ince. and the Sergeant in tab-lilgm asked that your chairman illlxff I muttcr tip with trim on his "W" at tho mid of this motttli. W5

"A brief summing lit? -r""m. that there have been it-itP'."'lW aicly 40 banned Pllblltlllrilsvork movcd from sale since ill" :0". has been inaugurated. It '3"Tru3 worthy that the sales Ol

Prepare now for the security of your future with lift: insurance.

Since I000 when it. first bcgan operating in Canada. the Prudential has meant act-urity for an ever-increasing number of Canadians. In that time more than 8."l50.000,000 has heen paid to policyholders and their beneficiaries;

Tnrlay more than one million Canadian Prudential policyholders are protected by more than one billion dollars of insurance: And the funds to guarantee this security . I . more than 8400,000,000 . . . are at work for Prudential'a policyholders, and for Canada, in Canadian businesses, utilities, farms and homes;

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THE Plilllllllllll i

INSURANCE COMPANY OF AIEIIGA

Serving More Than One Million Canadian Pollcyholders

GANADIAN HEAD OFFIGE -TORONTO

W Story" are decreaslnlti W" pizos; being returned unsold. Tl"? cum. lng of the Fulton Bl" M, inuted the "Crime Comtts .u"m.. we have the promise of 9Com". Ily to curb the sale. of this wh h White Circle pocket HOV? 5' re. are sadly in need of h9'"3 strlcted. "Again.

t may I recommogf s book-review convene: ,0" Wm. -n pointed in each sub-div sl pommun. has is newsstand in the t liy. ail”

"Let. us. as member! Ogtllaigri fl. nllc women" L'"ueti word all endeavor to lN'0"10'-' gag, t example the readint '0 mm stun. ill om nmny remedy reading cluts-al '1 from m, un- the evils which arise I No 5,. discriminate choice 0

pi, carunms GIN”

.f- oduc. Canada has about 1.309 pr

mg d. y u-ggmellet

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