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GABARDINE TOP- COATS 42.00 . . 32.75

SPORT SHIRTS- to 3.50 1.95

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,liitll(Tf'llX of Saskatoon. Champion of Champions title. liii4i(la's only gold medal -

vi the Helsinki Olympics. The Aconcagua, which rises to lorrlay In a junlorl23,0lil feet in Argentina near the n3l'll Grand Amer- Chilean border. is the highest peak

V-W"l'doi' the 17- in the Americas.

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Grain

WINNTPEG. Aug. 20 - (GP) - iPriccs generally were lower today on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange although some early losses were reduced in late trading. Commercial demand was limited. Buying in barley was attributed to export accounts in connection with some light overseas export busin- ey. American interests picked up the deferred months of oats.

No information was available on export loadings of Canadian wheat. Prices for class two wheat and IW.A. were up one-eighth cent from yesterday.

Closing prices:

Oats: Oct. ll3Usl3: Dec. 8074.; May 3214A.

Barley: Oct. l.26!G-; Dec. 1.21-B; May 1.20'lt.

Rye: Oct. -ilwaza; I.li5lxi: May 1.339;.

Flax: Oct. 3.953313: Dec. 3.iiliA; May 3.9lA. "

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V Ottawa Boy Baker Is Tops

OTTAWA. Aui. 20 -(GP)-some kids havo,it. some kids don't, but when it comes in baking nine- year-old Ross Dickson of the ot- tawa suburb of City View can top them all-including the house- wives.

Ross. who delivers papers 'when not In school-or baking-opened a lot. of eyes at the home-cooking competition at the Central Canada Exhibition. But he didn't seem sur- prlscd when the judges decided his fruit and hrown breads rated tops among all the entries.

He also copped third place in the

competitions.

no puzzles for the cerrier-boy- turned-baker. Flor the last three months he's been baking the fam- ily breed at home. i

Note to the ladies: mus plans to go into the biscuit and cake compe- tition et next year's fair.

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Canada To Hold Americas Cup Play Next

SEATTLE. Aug, 20 -(Cl")-- Canada Tuesday won the draw to stage the next Amerlras Clip ama-3 teur golf matches in 1954. 1

Colin Rankin, president of the: Canadian Golf Association. who?

The” W” evidence M mm" 9” made the draw said the matches ldivlduals

W” Mmmd m ””x- Rye "Ede W” .inaulzlll'atcd this year beilwccn l 1” an add;-cs5 prepared for de. ngm "nd mm”-V1”c”lt the Unlirtd 5'-MOS. Can-1511 and liverv to the triennial convention

DEBITHES WEN? HIBCTJVE in B" Mexico, will be held at a course of The Cmmdmn pedermwn 01 grains, with most declines coming to be decided upon in Ontario. Unlvel-Sm. women Dr. Nemby in sympathy with a lower trend on They will precede the Caiiadiaii,m.CCd me reasons for the Subject U 5: markewi ammeur champi"”Smp' ion of women to "a kind of instinc-

Thc matches are to be held or. years to alternate with the Wat-, ker Cup play. The U. S. won tllol inaugural here last week. with. Canada and Mexico second and third.

Thinln-Canadian. Football 7 Better

BROCKVILLE, 0lll:., Aug. 20-I (CPl- Clem Crowe. coach of the 1951 Dominion champion Ottawa Rough Riders, told a service club luncheon hero Tucsrlay the Can- adian gamc oi'fontbnll is irlorc spectacular and more interesting from the spectators point of view than its United States counterpart. He said the lack of downficld blocking and three downs rule produces more kicking with the ball kept in motion much more than in the American game.

Crowe, a graduate of Notrc Dame and one of the famous"sevcii imiles1' linemen under the late coach Knutc Rockne, attributed his team's recent defeat at the hands of the Winnipeg Blue Bom- bers to conditioning. He said the Western club had been practisiiig three weeks longer than the Ott- awa team.

Strike Threatens loss of Large Tomato Crop

LISTAMINGTDN. Onto. Aux. 20 -- fCPi-Agrlcultural ofliriais said today that harvest. of Essex County's 81,000,000 field, tomato erop must begin by Friday or farmers will face heavy losses. They called Friday an "absolute dead- line." The tomato picking has been delayed almost a week by the strike of 1.100 ll...l. lleinz of Canada em- ployees at the company's Lcaming- ton and iwallaceburg. 0nt.. plants. Most Essex County field tomatoes are grown for sale to the Helm. company.

Labor Minister i)alcy announced today in Toronto that he and Louis Fine. Ontario's chief concili- ation officer. will meet Heinz and union officials here tomorrow in an effort to settle the strike. Previous settlement talks broke down Friday in Toronto.

The I-leina employers, members of the United Packinghouse Work- erl (G.l.0.-C.O.L.). seek a 21-cent increase on an hourly basic rate of 00 cents. The company has offered 11. cents.

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Teacher Taces Emancipation Of Women

OTTAWA. Aug. 20 --(CP)- Dr. llilda Ncatby. professor of history at the University of Saskatchewan. said today that women's job now seems to be to see themselves as in-

tire compensation for thcir biolo-. gical and psychological advan- tagos."

Their emancipation "Was a dis- tinctive aspect of the democratic lnovcment in Western civilization," sh esald. "Theoretically it is impli- cit in the rational humanism and in Chl'istla.nity which have been formative influences in western civilization."

This emancipation waited for the material advantages of the ma- chine age and for a general reor- ganization of democratic society to start its course.

However, Dr. Neatby said wo- man "must constantly remind themselves that freedom is dan- goroua without a purpose and that right is meaningless without a duty."

Women's host claim to public service "lies in the fact that tra- dition and temperament and ex- pcrience keep constantly before women the need for getting things done and done promptly without too much tiieorizing."

Women should stop considering whether they are better or worse than men. They should "take up the icondltion-of-humanity' ques- tion as individuals who have a re- sponsibility for it."

women's special opportunities for service are in cstahlishlng It moral tone and moral practices in her family. formal education of children and young people and dis- ttnterested cultivation of the arts. letters and sciences.

Unmarried career woman have special obligations to not a .10"

credit, for it or the most pay, to conduct herself so that women -who come after her will fliid it easier to make their contributions and to maintain "without obtruding. the character and quality of her sex."

She added:

"Women's job now seems to be to see themselves as individuals. They must, sum up all their assets and liabilities of character, of intelle- liial iihlllty. of knnwlcdizn and ex- perience. of economic and social position; and they must then dc- vote themselves disintercstedly and intelligently. without self-con- inclouancsa, to the difficult and ar- dcrous tasks that confront free people everywhere."

Canadian llollar

MONTREAL. Al-PR. 20 - iCT'l - The United States dollar today closed at a discount of 3 zmz ocr cent in terms oi Canadla funds. up U32 from Tuesday's clo . That is. it took 96 3A'l2 cents Canadian

to buy at American. The pound sterling was t2.6'lM. unchanged from Tuesuy.

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B"5i"955 3990'” Priestley Obiectsi

NEW YORK. Aug. 20 ..gAlP) - Johns-Manville Corporation today declared a dividend of '15 cents a share on common stock payable Sept. 12 to stockholders of record Sept. 2.

NEVV YORK. Aug. 20 -(AP) - American Telephone and Tele- graph Company today .declared a quarterly dividend of 52.25 a share. payable Oct. 15 to shareholders of record Sept. 15.

Directors of the parent company of the Bell System, world's largest corporate enterprise, voted to of- fer 35,571,600 of the company's new issue of 12-year, 3 1-2 per cent debentures to member firms of various stock exchanges throughout the United States. Of the original offering of t498.fi56.300. the com- pany reported stockholders sub- scribed 98.9 per cent.

Markets At A Glance

(By The Canadian Press)

Toronto - Golds firm, other sec- tions slip.

Montreal - Industrial: slip, pap- cfs rise.

New York - Railroads lead re- covery.

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LONDON. British playv. .ghl. .1. B. l"rlcstle,v i today claimed 20th-Celilliry Fox was trying to cash in on his repu- tation in connection with 1L5 pic- ture "We're Not Marrlcdy" ,

In 1939. Priestley wrote a play called "Whcn we Are Alariicilfl uhich has a similar theme to the movie.

Today he applied for an injunct- ion restrainlng the company from, showing the picture, which stars Ginger Rogers and Fred Alien.

Priestley hart object to 20th-, Century that the the similarity in title and theme would lead many people to think the film was hasorl on the play or that he was associ- ated with it.

After his objection, the company put "streamers" on posicrr. arlve'r- tising the film. proclaiming "this riot of fun is not connected in any:

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