cit/Q

n, (‘hicks have done welll, II\I>IIHIQI'I—W"‘Y ""1 l" Will?!‘ mo. livi- delivery gulrnnleed. 1"“, IPI m» know what. you

lli’.

" CHARLES s. WORTH (‘HARLOTTETOHN PHONE 2463-14 9'0 Rlglll 4K llorrqzun

u’ A Jpllfl). (Vin-My. (‘harks 5 Dlrirlllii. Park Form-r. M“ Geo. MuIrlu-ad. Rt, Elrzuinl“! lam-ah Helena. In! l6. South “est.

man-n

in}. Urge Revision 0f Radio Laws,

GMT-twill. liuis lR-JCPM- Commit}? Radio Committee today" mp4 twiels recommending o l-ls. mhn n! relating l-adio legislation. tstsiiltslirvoni of a mpg...“ is liiicsligatc the \l’l‘li'llfl {.914 of "a/‘lll. and ariloii Yr‘. pra- lsct clifliiGi-‘lll artists against im-

itation oi American recorded broadcasts

During a five-hour si-ttini the mmniltw/i heard briefs of the Cmilflifln Daily Newspapers As-

pdiilfl‘. and Radio World. a. Con- “lmi mrli" trade publication mag-

lZlllE. Pieced on the record was s l

islegrllrr Pilfllfllflg the views of the Association of Canadian Adver- tiserli.

Th» commdiiee agreed to learl 0g wash the C.DNA_. hTlPl and l. J. Robuieite of Toronto read gm Q a request. that. the CBC did its policy o! discriminating “met iiowspapw hrths issuance md bursts-r o! radio station lir- “"58.

Mai-w‘. Provost o1 Montreal. “sign; editor o! Radio World. iellorvsd with a brief which nus-ply toid the committee that. Can/aria ‘Was a dumping ground" tor l"‘.‘._l'.°’l States ‘ voadrasiinz. m. ‘mo’ “vet-l that tie only way native "J-iiit could he dea-elopsd tsiriy: and sdcquately was through nyslem o.‘ protection which ivoilld lacrosse the "rldiculously-loiv" asst; risii- burdening imported

program.

Placed on the record was the ad- rCtreoei-s ts-legram urging that s. Myst C/‘rvmlsslnn study "neces- sary silences" in Canadian broad- cssttlng and requested establish- mmit o! an independent regula- lorv body in govern radio nation- elk’.

The O.DN.A. brie! said that Newspapers should have tH-elv reliable so them the right to use rsdlo m at: its forms and techni-

‘quesf’

lhmresontlmg the \'lf‘\\'5 of some Oil members. the C.D.N.A. brief isld the development of facsimile my make it necessary for news- papers to own radio stations in alder to stay in business. How- ever. the Board oi’ Governors of lhe CBC had ruled that no more licences Wflllld be issued to news- papers.

“This is not by virtue or any govimn in any statute or regula- tion (‘lfliillllg with broadcasting." lull illi- hriet. "It. ls on arbitrary Izcrtslon oi the governors of tlic i150 ia-‘rirh ‘is unwarranted. union‘. ind contrary to the public inter- ell"

The briet outlined developments lll the field of facsimile broad- ‘Nili: 1nd said it was not. too Win fol "Pxlspapfiffi to prepare to

hill competition that. may comb Within a ear or two.

llfllvtvv-l’. under existing iogis~ lilloii and regulations the CBC mi the Government had control ll l"= 'l"\f‘lllpl'ltl‘lll. Th» ln-lol llillrd P-‘Mtis or the lcxislntlilu

l°5"'l"l.l~llY lli" nrguuieiii.

Whit‘ =l.l‘csstlig tho liecii fol‘ lmlllrcrs to have access to inc- vmllc iii" hrlcl also supported "'ll'i='< ‘it olliw in-uiiniziiiiolis "" w‘ llllillllWlilVlll lli.ll\' oi»- \“T"'l Piirlirliiii-iii, hr l"\l1lll~ =ll"l "i lPCYlKP. niiil rcgulutc

:a'i'l~ ill L‘ IiLKlFl.

Th‘ lllillli World lit-let said that. .

filwlvlu iiiti=ts ivera entitled t0 ‘ll"‘~""i' lVIWlP-i rill in!‘ llioii- sci‘-

‘l- “' w». iiriml tlio \\\Atlil~ l"l-‘l"' oi q ("lllilflilll iii-iilult. T“ “UPI iiirilo iiir-c fiiir ti" "JPN:

l~ A “liélrgr 0i lllt" W'|l|i\'rlll"ll.

‘ll '-\ Fonaclian "sloiirlbi" or- ""‘“‘= our! vast tor nil impuri- 1'” iilviiv-"tn nelwiii‘k lilo- Bnm- "l a C"ltllll"l'-'lfl] liziliirr- "llfi? lli" velelllie tiiclchy ill‘- “M 'i"“l: set Flsltlc luv liia ‘l"~'."lruiicni of honii‘ l'\ll‘l1l. “ll llirlriui-Lliiii pclxsoiillcl.

2 -\ inure "llllllal-hll‘ valuation l"l iiiiloins rluiics iigtiiltsi lni~ “hi”! rlei-liii-iil lfilllsvrlpllflils l“ ‘liming with the vosl. of i"’\’l‘.l~il1g su-‘h programs rii

"RPM. .3 Tltatniclii iiP so-collod ~l_l”"lrl< local liai-lli-rpntion i ‘icliiiiifi’ in the same manner :1l'*"l'»ll' lielivoik slioivs with “i” lmal sprtllsoi‘ nxscssod ;h"'\.4l‘lF‘ ni "n stmlflliv" n1‘- ‘ i" and rnst in his wily. will mo.» flqllltRhlP oxrhnltlfl rayvhlfllrllllfl or non-commer- - llluizi-aiiis between Calla- .“,“ "llfl American nctivorks. we]: l""l“vc." said the Radio w“ 211st. “that tilt-s» remedies “Carr "llg a whole new influx l“, radlflll talent lo radio. \vould l‘ laudable effect or keep- "‘P°l’l"nceri talent, in Canada lmzf" Connor-in rnrlio n real "lli Having“

Th» l

Rm-al Com- ‘

lilflill Illlllll

‘hi. JOIINSTONs liq-null i1. fire u-il; br elm-d uiiil. Juli 2m,

‘Tilt. uthltuniv ms;- bl- “b. lined Cllm lrOnl MP5 Clay‘; R95. ‘llllylll’. llniilalius

leristiil a. vieliilty l

MY- l;ll\'ltl l Roach JIITZZFd lfoln Halifax mi hi! lihsa

Ml’ Gui M UOIILfl has low. y, l-he city ‘-l'li"vl~ he will is.- employ- Pd for .1\it~ snmo time l“llf~"'l llvkng lllaryt‘. dict-i- g1» “i"‘"lll"l‘. lllrPc rial’: lwl‘ ‘Ni-Pk now ‘as lilting has not il_']1fif<i'.‘9d_

ll’! '1 Junuas F lyiscnoiisld. Th0 built. a MW house n few mars ago.

l‘ H‘ liiwsrni moving his old one into tliv hack _vayd tr, .~.-.iv-ri l: ‘into .-i nork ghnlm

films Margaret. Findley has. i...

lli nod hcmo trom Mrdioid, M353, all" 5D¢T=dinfl the lvintul‘ ‘with hi2.- slstci" and bmtihe-r-ln-liiyv. Mr. and Mrs Wlltfl‘ Mum-oi _. 3

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Those who got. thoil- g3 den, in early around hers rorolvrd ii w“ ere set-back Iasi Week. Saturday morning thorn was ire on the horsc lull-l in this vicinity. June 7th

Pfiwnds ht Ml‘. James. A (TEL-n. will learn with icgmf. that he l5 confined to his ii m" thriuzb il‘.~ ricss arc espiclally at th-s bu~y mason f ih= year NPitZhUOlIF. Wlll do his lsrminr for him . Min Gersldino Burr) iias re~ turned home from the Chaine- town Hospital after ui-dorgoing lrcalmvvit tor the second time lllrss Barry fell down_ tho stairs of her home snm» months ago and‘ injured llPr yplrie

Mr. Len Ryan has purchased one of the large fox pens from Mrs. A. McEWPn. t Petals Harbor and had the bluldmg hauled homo by tractor and will use lt ‘C; a chick. Pri house

An old hrmer here. now retired. sipeoking of tfh- late spring on the ‘lurid says that iortvme years ago, .91! spring of i906 was 'lkis thl one said on téi- loiiv 151115 there ma» no seeding don; at. lli as most

of the its-ids were like lakes or ponds ‘Kr. and Mrs. HUT‘; Homer

have Nturnrd home from B you. after spevldini the winter mwtiis there. Mr Hooper. oss-nei‘ and op- erator on‘ one Bristol‘ saw mil: is reported ss about to sell lils proo- erty here and return to the USA. o reside. i vivs. (imrge Hooper ilxag. arrived home alter spending ths writer months in Halilax. Mrs Hospel‘. iwltl have a new headstone stated

the memory o! he!‘ late hus- band in this Morell cflnetery this JVBPk

i Partners spent at least. the sally port o! Monday. the King's Brth- dey iin the fields. their first chance to do nnythirg for a lung time However, rain startling arouvd noon str/pped lélem again and practically nothing h“, born done in seeding "

'l."he high rails pupils t: Bristol School will try their exams lli Mnrell this work and that will bring lilibll‘ school term to ii C-lDse. Others will carry bn until the end of the month A shortage 0i’ P081 ll“! forced the clJsing or Brivto- sohovl for some days was relieved wit?"

good trieni. James Arnold 8UP- pliod the school will word trim lllFv own sllniili. riol. only tihlll W‘ doilvcrrrl ll- by ll‘-ll"°lban"w “lch lmornirig.

I ii

l TllP WAstQZate on the diwm 0H 4y... nil-i 1m, so starch mill have. broke in t.hr- heavy stofltt {all WFPK and the rush in watcl‘ was so lWY-l’ down the stream that. tlit- mil." lmad bfjdgp v.15 iloodrd. The old factory ‘was born down some your! ngo bill. the clam was left and ll" .iil<lit._i; noun lisiiiiiti it iii-is li-dsd ivlth irqui and lliousnvrls and thousands. oi them ill "it'll ‘-“‘ l‘ pm.“ siroiim when the. clam h“-ke. Th» caning hole where tie W“ l." mile and bridge stood is ii drtrvzcr-

HUS trap lo an\0ilt-_ who _m 1 t

lTlln" llial u-iiy sl. “will Tvc/ -'-

,-,i;.»,, .-i m trill. iiii WhrTr the law"

lionil iva< lllfll- is now '>ri\ Pi

stroani

l

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lihevrier Admits

.0rderiiig Names

i

lilo Bell Removed

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l OTTAWA, June l8 -~ ICIPI — Lliiurl Chtliflfl‘ Transport.

l Hull. . Aiinisloi‘ said m Commons he was lrnc ot the Federal members of ltho Cabinet who had asked the llilirigava Falls bridge commission l~o remove the names of Winston lfllurclilll and tllo late President lriooscvcit from the carillon bell lat. Niagara Falls. . Mr. Chevrier said he and‘ two ‘oi his Ontario collcalltlbfl-llll did not. name thcm---had asked that the names be rcmovcd be- cause of an inscription which Wild "To God's Glory and in Grate- tul Memory oi Our Nations“ Lead- .ors."

He said the bell was in he. lo- stalled between the boundaries of Canada and the United States.

I

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.not. on the boundaries between ,Brll.aln nnrl the United States. JBecsuse of that hot. the in-

lscrlptlon “definitely was an a!- ‘front to oanadn’: leaders."

‘names of Mr. Churchill and Mini

m: QhMlMJPTl-IlfUWN GUQBDIAN

Jews Mm Tunnel At British Headquarters

Ir Parlor I.. Davidson Tel Aiiv district. military head- tI'lftl'll‘l‘.\.

l Jllltllsltlslllil. June ll -AP~ Authorities uid int-y helium j .. A hand ol riiill~tel‘i‘orli.l Jeus llm tunnel had hot-ii out by mrm- Huldtrl niul blew un ii scvrct l-ers o! miun zi-iii lmimi Thvy tilnlirl .li 'l‘rl ,-'\vlv today. thus .:.ii*d lhal ilir plan apparently toiling. at lhc cost o! one life. was to bloiv up the military an apparent plot to destroy s ‘ headquarters if the British carried British military headquarters. ‘out lhl‘ death sentence auainm The raid. pitting Jew against i three Irgun members sentenced new in an open rupture of under- l Monday’ for narlii-ipotmn in lht‘.

attack and delivery at Acre Prison last month Police arrested all occupants of

Rioullti forces. ocrllrrcd while I special United Nations invesii~ . gating commission. which opened

hearings here‘ yesterday on the the house in which the tunnel

Holy lland situation. was visiting originated and cordoned off the

Mowlcm. JPWlTJl and CllTl5ll2li1‘Flll-Ii‘R art-a

shrines in Jciunulvm. l Prnate sources said our Hagan?! Oificlal iniovmalits Ffllfl the member was seriously ununderl

nartislly completed tunnel. ap- and two others. were less serious-

parelitly dug by JE\\'l.'~l\ terrorists. l,v hurl. in another underground was stormed this morning by 14 clash last. night. at Raanana. members of Hogans. moderate! northeast. of Tel ‘A\‘l\‘ Ciilnplayi underground organization which broke olli when Haganli tricd to has served notice that it. ivilllstop member. of the Stern Gang brook no underground violence} from pasting up leaflets. in the

during the U. N. lnquiiqv. ~ti-\\~ri.

Police said the tunnel was about . The U N. commissioners plan to i0 yards long and that it started‘ visit Haifa tomorrow to sit with in the basement o! s private resi- the joint Jewish-Arab City Coun- denee and extended under a road~ way toward Citrus House, the port. area.

chairman of thelcommissinn He had acted without the consent oi’ commission members.

oi’ privilege as soon as the Corn- mons met tor its afternoon Sllllllll.‘ He drew attention to iveek-endi

press reports rctci-rlng to the In a letter t0 Ml’. Cl‘l(‘\’l'l(‘i'. our‘ controversy OlPl‘ the hell. Th!‘ of the commission members SMCl reports hat-l stated that. threei Mr. McQucstcli now was trying to cabinet. ministers were involved. misrepresent the actions. oi‘ the in the issue. ‘commission as a whole When

He said he had no apology to the. matter was drawn to the corn-

missionis attcntlon both Canadian and United Slates mcmbcrs agreed adian would do. ‘that. the names should be re-

Offlcials oi the bridge commls- moved and only thc inscription slon had stated that the inscriP‘ 19ft. tion and the inclusion oi the The commission was anxious to "remove this affront to Canadian Roosevelt. had been approved byl leaders and to Canada as a na- T. B. McQucsten when he was tion." said Mr. Chevrler.

make tor his action. believing. that he had done ivhat any Can-

cil and inspect ‘industries and the.

iniiiinli liatlielle

j Women's League

The ill‘! snnusi rnretliig of thel “n,

Tlilnlsh KUb-dlvilqii of the Chth-

oln- Wonlcrfs Our Indy of with Mr‘.

Ltnguv IIL lh-- Aiigrls Co:

htl". iii

liélll

0-1 \'I‘ Gaiidel ilicsldlng.

Meetuig ivptllvil uiiil rmaytr bi the

chaplnin Rev J A.

Mlllbiin .ld

Th“ large assembly was ucIcomi-d

r‘. Mrs. Gaurlct. litter ivtrcu lc-avrri aim‘

atldi- Mrs

fol»

iiisl.‘u.il\‘-- and ucll-"ciiili

l! tons-d"! i‘ I wry l"rln\‘ l“?!

tor Hi- cull on W flit-I'm Le luv o! P El to ‘nsr l A yrl‘. mid .li\7‘- am ‘art fl ‘work uis rvpotlrrl ll‘ l. - l‘ r n1- Img sad-inn‘. with r4 Dild-lll) lmcmbers. i1 o! thtsv biilce '4'“

lones. Monthly moving; den neld always ii larzr alxeuinncs Hort. nu. WFY“ rrnorled In the prev

iw-gulurli Th» m"l’\\nIFJ1 vtcr v! Holy Coiiununiori Lil» lnl Suids‘: of each mOMh A mas Ans 01-‘

{cred toi‘ s mvmibol" vvllu ll"\| dul-' mg the veal- and n Mars wa~ sad tor all iho mmibcy. on ‘two lal of Our Lindy ct Good Co-llsr. l‘l April l-‘louiis uni» purl-hood lit’

Geiuticl thanked tllc. Ho“. q-yhuadu, m"; Ev-Mcr H“, all

members for liw‘ lOIlIIIlPTlQP ‘Jlcllmonfi (m. U". gym-firs w“. xglc].

had in her t. war ago when

was sclw-trd yuvsidcrit oi tliv- siib- "a; m: m, nlgmim-g with i; 35 no mo",

dlvis on. nlld $‘J\(l silo ,l.n ilp-liod Iii» t‘ Vi‘ i. [Cor] and Clllilrtrv iv‘, the dlltirg ni lfl‘ "irlyt oi her abiiili

to lire

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ncrlc- min;

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ed throughout. the distinct by oPl"

Pol x itnil t‘.i~ .ilm- f"'\-i i'lllll'l'l

donation from the Sl Q“ an {rant day. rillfliig iilri- ihii mI-lnlvtw iiiilihlvl iron, Lllvlf gii-dsuz. ‘I'v-

Mr“ Gaudrl- l) k" vonvenol‘ and llPl‘ (Olllinllllr -r~ol( till‘. attending l 5!.\1l;‘j

ems scsvL

llere’: Speedy Relief For Tender, Aching, Burning Feet

Moons‘: Emroid Oil Must Give Complete Soiistocrion oi Money Chest-fully Retunded.

‘four fro’ m»: be ~o puffed up. ‘in r~ ivv 1| lrl 1l‘l'll.l‘.l'.finl ear-h Ind wit‘ that vou lilllik \*--i mill i.‘.:lil ti" ‘ in’ lrvi out for HO aliolnri step Your rllOi‘. may "m,"r" 1"“ ' ‘ l’ 5‘

Mi mtwrl hi- ri.~'->-.i;.lg~‘d mu lccl as if they are cutting light haw h“... J h.“ m“, n,“ mm lnio the tics-h. You tori Swk all Emerald nil ilim you have 5mm. over with the. pain and lollure ilmii; p, lrflfll and llflil‘ 1'" lluwk irllcf vVhats l" a \‘t'7l’l’li‘l'l..l formula-this in bt‘ dull?‘ roiling“; ;._ i»: ftntlfll

’l\iu U!‘ ililfl illllllllflllhlllii o! rqqlflpllfil y...‘ My Jlounfs Lmernltl Uil lilid lli dilu-

:il.l..rli~l| '. .‘ .iii liltl. l‘-l(‘~q'.ll'.‘_l. time lhc mill and - , nest. start to disappear A lou- appllvoiions Til Ffllllfll‘ 1n- tervnlis and \iiil'vr on rlli- \‘.'.t_\‘ ti» .“'lll(l lilti‘ i‘"l1.lii"l

And as foi Sill‘ (Minx. purl 1".‘

"v lli-C r—

lr-ou izztfuli-ess

l Lilil l it» fog tflill‘

."' “l! swat dlllfllll" of "it '11" care oi ti... tiiraiiesmenls o! the.» ml Canada. 1 Cli‘l’-j‘l ~.i..ii- n. Ad. n» until» . l’! liir c‘ W L.

cnniplshrd (‘lllfiflg the past ttvrlvc lno“'f~l‘s a; WPll as keepwiiz vrsl-l i.“ Mam and M a D...“ ,,.| m‘ ,1 “A, Wmed months. nrd lilo plrasui- ll was nu...“ and any“, n.9,“ m Epplqiyg , SVWVT, POM. F 2W.“ m. . , R .__ ‘,._,,f,_,.r.. "HAN my, l" “Um “ml a ‘Jimd “l ‘“"J3"“':‘ "h" l’l“l1!.s ‘Olllfl1lll'”‘ all.» marl" FWPY-‘ly rrmi Snell i.~. i; lllll lill» '1 ~.ll ‘ pull‘- WP" 5° W53‘ "Ml “l“'“~‘\" "Mimi l‘ new surplt-vs and :ill:ii' cloth a‘ Tm ,,i_,.__,i .,ii:.l i"l]ili.‘ .. . _. r (‘in isrl". 1'"'<‘-l‘l"l'3l/‘- l\'l"'~'"l*"'§ “W” “T?” l" well as o illdlllJPl‘ oi smille '-ll‘l‘l\ zlvci Lhr» ilii F-'(l'lfll ol- i u ‘i '(‘li¢lllll' l w". iut.

_try and HlCFPIISF-l mambo-ssh ‘p the Leaguo Site said we greater stxcnéth lll num"er;

l" artllflcs. limit-d for the aver if“ o.’ lllP lugris C'l‘l\’l‘l| s-o Dll .. m" vigil light. glasses and a llrlv ‘B1 Scfiirvll once a m iwlli. Ai lhi do °n were paid tori 0111""! FPPMTS “T” in: last JUlll, s’. 0w was Vol.1. 5

is Zft-“Xiflfl I lll".‘ The tea‘-

acccu“ "l m" m“ firm‘ a‘ ‘mm made t/i the lflllllilzlllon of ‘h? llrlzrs as win; as an ‘ ..u. ell mi "lfll in our country today. u» mitt do monlmlpnl --cm,.m... in [N pcmm 1m” ‘mm r Xmmbrr A. and a, twill. Pull‘ “mm” ‘if "Cmbal "h" "'¢'°“ Lory. as iivr-ll as the (‘rots 73""! Christ-mas the l- CllPl$ and pupl ‘ ' Iflla.’ hm- m“ who l5 mT-lmlg brld "tack! o" lpalnbcd DU!‘ ‘lg the llm" cl "l" lT‘\?"i\'@d a trail frm nlll‘ nub-vi 9- illw m-zli- W's lOlll‘ faitii ard morals. Warm, b,,z__a,; U339 nmybi-l- liok “m, ‘ “NHL, t, l Thml lllllmwll Tmdlllfi ‘if lli" d-I‘ iin BCllVP pail lli co-iiPPTlV-lflll ‘illh EI1lPi'l.3.HITl"I‘l'\ i~1‘l~i rliilkng ti‘; ll‘. b'll it Jcrent ieivcrti as wcll as 5. splmd d the 5L Felix uni a Ow L‘ lwly- V,” t,’ . V d“, p _ r W . ‘report ol the iewiis fl(“fi'.‘|r~. iii iuf mlscnlhnrm‘ l.,,.,._i,_.s ,,,.|L,..- a ‘,5 ,1

,lhc Si. Fci x uiiil Till’. l_l'.il.ll'l in Swiendld Fem gm- gl-p. ‘,,8.'..'\ll lxiicl road bv tire iirnildclit it lli" iii‘. M1 arnq,“ "Lrmd h,- wl» we» Mrs. Aiirld P“l‘l'.l’ l-lQnati-d b1: ill!‘ mrinbcr A El- l Tllo micting utls lhrni arid l~ el “on. ca“. “for; a ncpn 311.,‘ r1 l by - Rex.- J A MncDonulri who we ‘pansy, [UML Th»; (‘akp til-l; or. qqnipliiiezied the Iadlo- ‘ll ill“ lmulry

‘Jcul uvoflo they are do: tli iik- DCHBHQHS o; mo"... “o... mil» lng iii-m fol‘ the iissistli c Elwll l0 ti... (Qlioying; s1. lJi-.ii:.‘zi.'.~. him with his (‘hlllTll vsvi-l»; tlllfl Girls. Schokushu, Fund. gt J05.‘ iiskrd them to continue iii t. or (uh-é Hosp-m“, Albm-lml,‘ Rg-ge good work m the new C.W i. County Hospnai; TB Le guy‘ vsar lust starting. Fathsr vav- C;_n,,,.5p ivltssons; W» ‘Pcllfltg in Donald also spoke oi the St D‘in- “he Europa“, mu“

stanls girls scholarship fund

and

iies‘, to n levfll l

l p’.

a lotto , t n . l! ; lunches sr-vvsl . . l-l ilm . moment. At C11‘ 1113b. lli . l' L". Chaplain J A MaiDonad an. .1~ curate. Rcioi-cncl lfllifllvlf ;.i.— ,- b uFiW |’l‘l’ll’l!1l‘lf"!’jl with gfll- l‘ n» lllcci‘. .. iizr tho many l‘ nsiiii c and lo_a1 support who; gaii- us rlurmg tire vial‘ The R9\9i‘Clld\ Si5l0T5 in our schools ivcre s-ni a tro“ of .c — 30in we mix» c m- cream during VilCilliOn Lmc in psi tueivo m nt‘l

llldllliillMllilli LEIIEATERSAFETY

v l. l‘. Goodrich Batteries

For on lrn slnulnl. dependability nml Ionl life-chann- l U. l‘. llnndrirli Bangrylivrrymndrlisunper-chsrflrd .- . over-capacity . - - parked will: d power In Inn-l soil-y‘: huvy Tour local B. F. Goodrich lus the rl|hl tum-n for you ur. Incl. lvns. Ir I or radio. Sue ill! Induyl

' It was an attront. to Canada to say that she had to seek hor lead- r-rs outside her boundaries

Mr. Chevrler rose mi a question

Phone 1H7

lohn o! Ylnu, lambda, Automotive Accessories. lllhr lulu/an. hlfinklal I156" Frobfll and Imus!

‘Ulrich glvu you greater traction ‘on I smooth desk? Two Ingsn . . . sr the whole palm o! your ham"

Thor's Why "II new a. rfseesiiei. "r9 with Flat Tread givu you tuner slum . - . IIIIGI’, sulsr uopsl

"ore rubber on the road-that's the secret of this amazing new tire. But to put more. rubber on the road, B. F. Goodrich had lo design, engineer and build a completely‘ new

hind of lire!

lfs made with tougher, cooler-rumiiug rubber 2 Z I a our nililver dcvvlupril by B. F; Goodrich. To gel the nmssive, flat tread, an entirely new design was created-tine with a lire body 35% stronger! The result is the greatest lire mileage. of all time.

On the road the flat tread reduces sidewall flexing. That moons loss friction I I l less heal. The NEW B. F. Goodrich lire runs cooler and wears luiigrr! ll giws yuu mlra

miles of safer driving.

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