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Prince Aly Khan looks the part .tha1 Karim had been named by its the elder son of Prince Aly and

of a proud father as he stands with

the late Aga Khan to the throne aal his first wife. He will be known

his son. Prince Karim in Genevaileader of the lsmali '.t1oslema..Aga Khan I (AP Wirephoto via today after the announcementiThe handsome N-year old pnnce-radio from London.

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By SYLVIA BACK l Canadian Press Staff Writer LONDON tCPi-A sophisticated.

IeIf.p055eg59d group of Canadian debutante: is completion the final steps for their brief but nerve- racking curtsy before the Queen today. -

And most of them are taking it

in their stride. The girls - some at European tinishing schools. others just grad- uated. sttll others fresh off the boat from home. uill be presented at Buckingham Palace and after- wards wili him several hundred other guests at a garden party in the palace grounds.

Many debutantes approach such an important moment with twit- tering nerves. but few of the 44 (.'a nldian debutantcs betray any but- terfiiea. In a dress rehearsal Tues- day at the London home of the act- ing Canadian High Commissioner S D. Pierce. the girls conducted themselves itiih grace and case.

L'ntlr he critical eyes of two ushers of the royal huusi:-liold. they filed into the tlratiiiii: room. care- Iuily adjiisted their stance and then lotu-rcd themselves in the chicf nli1llflll8rP of the hcsitnut. Th:-rc wasn't a xuugcsiion of a uiilihlc P05!-iiBI,E IIE.tI)ti('Ill-2

tnipl.ciiy in tlic EllI(l(' for car- dcii party wear this year. Fitted clotlics N0l'lIi to he favored over tlic liotifftint type popular on prev- i- ufv-.'t.xini:.s. liiic possililc head- atlie is the ttcathcr. The heat htutu Ix otcr and thcrc have been frcuucnt showers in the last few vtccks.

Most girls say they're too ex- ClI('d about the event to worry- alihourzli a few will carry umbrel- las Said freckle - fact-ri Sidney Shakespeare: "Since I come from Vancouver I'm used to unpredict- able weather."

Among the debutante: are Bar-. barn and Carol Underhill. daughpl

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Crops Devastaled By Hail In Saskatchewan

REGINA lCPt-A 200-mile trail smashed. Four hours after the of devastated crops. flattened storm passed. hail was still piled farm buildings and battered sum- eight inches high outside cottages. mer cottages today stretches across V Saskatchewan after a violent haiI..

Mind and rain storm described ast ' one of the worst in the province'slBe9Ins history. p -

llailstones as large as hen's egg lnspecllon Tour and 30-mle-an-hour winds Wednes-. day afternoon levelled wheat fieldiil MONTREAL f(lPi -- Postmas- and izardens. ttvfilmed Ire" 3"" lcr - (l-enera.l llamilton arrived in

xlFlDl)0(l them of their leaves and bark and dtsriipted power and ctininiunication lines

No serious injuries tit-re rcporte httt early estimates indicate dam- aszc will run into thousands of doi- Inrs with possibly hundreds of furins hailed out completely. in- -urance adjtistcrs said it may be ituys before the fitll extent of dam- ..t:e is known.

spawned in stifling 90 - degree

lit-at near (iutlerre. -ltl milcs south-l

rest of House .i.'1u. the storm 5klI'lOd Moose .law an dllt(-n rip- pod throiich it 15-iiitle-wide strip at more than ".10-inilcs - an-liour tiorthcast to the (laiiora distrit-t. I30 miles northeast of Regina. iliich-necdcd rains followed the storiii centre but nrrivcd too late fur tliirstv crops. tlattciicd by hail and wind

Hundreds of panes of glass were

tors of Stuart Underhill. an execu- tttc o llL'lIif'l's' ncii: :i”('ncv

The Undciriiills. foriiicriy of Van- ctiuvcr and Tnriiiitii. now live in Britain iihcre Carol. nearly 19. works as it tvpisl. Barbara. 17. in still at school.

(iovi-rnitr-(iciieral Vincent Mas- sey itill he coins: to thc gnrricn iizirty and will hc iii the royal en- tlosure Hassey is here on a two- month visit.

Keep alert-chew gun

Avoidtramciitterund I driving drowsiness.

" behind tho wheel. strain and tension-

Iui keep feell from andrrlert ('3

Chmvgurnvvhileyosfro gum you like bait chew while you drive. Nat- Clsmving helps relieve uraily, we recommend refreshing. delicioua Wrigloy'a Spearmint Gum-for lively, satia-

xlontrcal Wednesda,v. iinnhtriis-

itely seated in a railiiav couch. ,to begin a coast-tn-coast inspection

of postal facilities. I The new cabinet member. who retained his Montreal .Voti'e-l)aiiie- de-Grace sat for the Progressive Conservatives in tho .lune 10 elcc- tion. said he plans to take a few days off at a time to carry out his general inspection.

When his train arrived 40 min- utcs late baffled postal officials coiildnl find the niinistcr in the first class chair cars 'l'liey finally found him in one of the coaches. One of them began to chtde him gcntllv and was met with this re- sptiitst"

"WIiv sluiuld i take a ('ll:llI' now when live iicver trtivellcd any other way but coach'."'

At a press conference Mr Ham- lllton outlined reasons for his pro- posed visits to major postal cen- trcs

"This department has zone on without me for the last tun weeks -and l have an idea that I should learn much more before I start telling people what they should do.

BIT AT A TIME

"I can't take a month or even

a ticck at a time to look over the

systeni. so tvliat lI'l have to do is .lake a look at it a bit at a time. I'll take a day or two of! for this reason whenever I can.

Mr. Hamilton praised depart- mental efficiency, implying there will be no earth-shaking changes in post office policies. ccrtainly not in the immediate future.

As an example. he cited the (1.5. post office's 34.50.000.000 loss last year compared with the Canadian department's 86.500000 profit.

But profit really wasn't what the department wanted. ”In gen- eral all we are after is a break- ven basis."

Part of last year's surplus would be listed this year in the overall salary increase. The remainder. he hoped, would be used to im-

1 Drove some segments of the pos-

lstamps with many designs, he

Page Di-. Guardian Friday. July 19. 1957

I 0 high. They say It's 10 cent: higher Chocolate Price ithan -.. April, ........ Brazil 4..

. cided to attempt to peg the price..

'5 En DIEPUEC ' One question is whether there Is. enough cocoa around the world to.

NEW YORK 4APl-The nickel satisfy demand without purchas-'

chocolate bar has become in-i vnlved in an international tug-of- "A big irnponderahle in the alt- war. nation is Ghana. This former Brit-

Itls the centre of an impasse he-lish Gold Coast oolony became 'in- tween Brazil. which produces co-ldependenl. March 6. it is. the con. and the United States. which world's biggest coco: producer.

in: the Brazilian crop.

consumes a lot of it. But the out-.Its main crop harvest starts In:

come of the impasse is likely to be October.

decided by the world's newest' Ghana currently is marketing

atatsf-hana. cocoa at the world price. How- At stake is the price. and poo-.ever. if that country should join

sihly the quality. of such favorites,Brazil in attempting to maintain

as cocoa. candy bars. chocolateiprices. chocolate manufacturers

syrup and everything else using would be in difficulties.

chocolate in one form or another.j Cocoa dealers think the stale- This I what's happening: mate will have to be resolved next The ank of Brazil. which month. By then. they say. the

handles exports of that countryklmanufscturers will have to buy

crop. has set a minimum exportimore aggressively to start build-

price of 831.60 cents a pound in ing up for the autumn and Christ-

Brazil for cocoa beans. These are mas markets.

the beans from which chocolate is g

made. The price is equivalent to;

-34.25 cents at New York. ' MD HUNGARHN PEOPLE

Brazil is the world's secondi To V . Lg . .'

SAY "'3 1'00 M09" nounced Wednesday the donation

American chocolate manufac- of 39.000 for the aid of "the suf- turers oonside Brazitls price too fCl'l!!8 P9091! Oi HUDIZITY-” The .-announceme... said the money lwould be forwarded to the Vat- ui service, ican and dirbused from there.

Although he looked with "some T-T doubt" on issuing a variety of

TALL CLOUD A full)"-developed thunderstorm slid the dfliartment has on thelcloud may measure more than drafting boards a stamp bonoring.four miles from its base to its the Queen's coming fall visit. itop.

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