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FRIDAY,
Spain Banned From U.N. Is Admitted To Unesco
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. la picture of a smiling Generalis- PARIS, Nov. 20 -AP)m SD31" sinio Franco, Spain's chief of state
barred from the United Nations it-iin vomemmjon mm Hm” ",5
self, was admitted to memhershiplme words; i-Have you fox-Bowen
Wednesday in another of the UN's than we do not forget."
many 5l1b5idi8I'y OYSRHIZRHOH-5 The men were handed over to
Unesco. pence, F'0F'-V4011? 0! the 55 membel” Jose Sebastian de Erica of the countries, including Britain. Canxspamsh Min-mm, heading 3 group
Ida. the United States and France
wd g h UNJOI observers here, took his seat as V0 to bring Spain into t e
11. delegate after the voting. In a Educational St-iciitific and Cultur- Hie, speech he promised Spain 31 OTZRYH7--Wllolh would collaborate in every way
Four countrics. Mexico, Uruguaywith Uiiesco's work. Yugoslavia and Burma. opposedl The UN General Assembly in her entry scvcn abstained. 1946 imposed a diplomatic ban.on The latter acre Sweden. Norwaygthe Franco regime, which many Denmark, The Ncthcrlands. Lux- L't)untt'ies described as a fascist smbourg. India and Israel. jdictatorship. The ban was lifted in
Canndnls six-man rieletzalinn is 1950 and members were given the headed by Victor Dore. Canadianyrigvht to decide for themselves minister in Switzerland. whether to send top diplomats
Just. bitnre the voting, two back to Madrid. yoting Frcnchmen juinped up ini The UN also voted to allow the public v.'iill.'ii1v and Sli'll'lQC1lSpfl,n to join specialized agencies h'urling abuse at the
delegates. such as the World Health Organ- They tossed lcaflcts over the rail-lization, world Postal Union and
and
ing. , Unesco. She now is in six of them. The lviiflcts, s::ned by the,Canada has supported Spain's ad- Fcderatxin, bore mission to such agencies.
French Altar l
More ”Ta1k" Needed In Proposed Nfld. Projects
stated lai'gely'Pof timber anAd4minlng
V By Alain Iliirvey iiitcrcsts. The timber men, it 1DND0y' Nm-g 3., ,, .cp, g Aiwas s ' "can see trees growing spokcsnia 3 N Rothschild and llllleadyi bl" the mmml WWW Sons, iii: . ioiially knowti bank-13” 31 Mme mo”? C3u”0”5- in: gmupl :I-u(..da-,. ., --10.4 The six companies are the An-
kl . . mare m1k- N” be "Owed berowlglo-Atnerican Corporation of South
decisions are iiiadc here about ggl':1a'pmgh& C2;g;:;':ev';g:?gl'1'I:'l'jd financing dcrclo')iiicii: ;n Ncw- ) " ' -'. ' munmaml and ilahmdorl land Pulp and Paper Mills, Ltd., the
lEnglish Electric Company, Fro- bisher Ltd., a Canadian mining company, and the Rio Tinto Co.
"We are still in the process of tiegotiatiiig." the spokesman said. "We are still iiitcrcstcrl but there are a lot. oi” axis,-lcs to be explored before wc dcmtlc to go into dcvclop-I mcnt in a big way."
The Rothschild Coinpany was built by the famous German Jew- Rothschild sent a six-company b;1':l':,'e"l,g B:'l::I.(0"1';:';f mission to Ncwfotindland in Oc- ' ,, ,' , ,' . tobcr to report on det'clopmeiit,f)eLl"sEr':':S ;"&'1':3;i'el'1'd&' m:'.'gmtg: potssibilities. lThc niissixon has since t Cml'd..e Gaermm; for red miem in re urnc wit 1 a prc iininary re- f , , , , ' ' - ativc, Pctcr Hobbs, has been sent I mtrfm, than numb'erS mr,(,:12;"'a'la5fu(;.'r:'X:'S' p'0V"'Ce 10" Perhaps the most famous mem- It. was understood here that the ';fa"”10a'n"n9M';:g';'y l;';ShsE::'l:"5 :9,?o' jmn" m's'KmD" momh mm" llused carrier pigeons and fast boats L L B k lto obtain information for financial ( operations. By these means the VVhrn your lwir-ki stiFf:iml very painful C9mP311.':' 15 said 10 NW3 bum H15 and its niioifnrt on you to stnnpnr bond, first t.o hear the result of the lake the tclnctly lll.'IL has hnitiglit swift. safe rclicf to tho --mlsm'l'cinplt-ton's
Battle of Waterloo. T-R-C's. Dnn' irtitn the nagging
misory of Lttnih: U .i ( iiy longer than you have in. Get 'l-K-L”: tutltiy. 056. 51.351
Of 3,200
at drug coiiiitcis. I-N0 ,.,m.mquak(, or unit
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"I'm Mr. Stmsliina . . . putting the label
inhtibitants of Pellilco in Ecuador only 300 survived the
Gel-Toiugh Policy Adopted Against Alleged Dumping
0fI'I'AwA. Nov. 20 -(CP)- The Canadian Government has adopt- ed in "get-tough" policy against alleged dumping of manufactured goods in Canada by two Commun- ist.-domlnated countries, Czecho- slovakia and Poland.
Customs officials have been em- powered to increase the value for duty on an imported item by as much as 50 per cent before ap- plying the regular tariff charge. Thus the government will collect the duty plus the difference be-
tween the quoted and increased price. This action stems from steps
taken to prevent Canadian offic- ials from inspecting prices in the two countries to see if they are in line with those offered Canadian importers.
Canadian officials say they be- lieve prices in Czechoslovakia. and Poland are higher than those quoted to Canadians. It. was be- lieved that a wide range of Com- munist goods were being dumped at abnormally low prices, thus creating unfair competition for Canadian manufactuicrs and ex- porters of other countries. The countrics are the exporters to Canada in
Europe. , Exports from Eastern Europe. last year totalled about s'l,000,-- 000: 54.668000 came from Czecho-i slovakia and sl,-130,000 from Pci-, land. y The decision to increase the value , of imported goods affects such pro- l ducts as women's fabric gloves.' wollen piece goods, huts, towels, ribbons and sheet glass.
Here's how policy could work:
A shipment of Cmclioslovakiarty fabric gloves valued at 51,000 might
come into Canada and the normal
import duty would be 25 per cent 3 or 3250. i I The. customs officer would boost. the value for duty by as much asl 50 per cent before applying the 25l per cent duty. The difference be-5 tween the appraised value and the original import price would be col- ,
biggest i Eastern .
lected as a dumping toll. This” would be s500. The appraised value would be
raised to 51,500. The 25 per cent duty would amount to sins and thel total government. collection would; amount to s3'l5 plus 5500 or a totalg of s8'15, more than triple the prev-
ious collection under the regular system. I The price tag on yfhe SL000,
worth of gloves on the Canadian
market. would be increased to sl,- 875, almost. double the original; price.
While Drummer Weds Negro Blues Singer
LONDON. Nov. 20-iAPi -Negro son Jr., white Jump drummer were married Wednesday in the jiviest wedding old London has ever seen.
A five-piece swing band beat out "The Hawk Talks," the 29-year- old bi'idcgroon1's own (mic. and a crowd t)! 200 ill the streets ntit- sitie Caxton Hall registry office joined in-some some just. swaying
Heading the band was Jimrr.) Walker, tootling a soprano clari- net. The others had accordions, drums and cymbals.
The brief civil ceremony was pcrlormcd by Chief Registrar James Holiday in the same room where he. tied the knot Aug. 14. for Foreign Sccl'eLai;v Anthony Eden and Prime Minister Church- ill'a niece. l
Bellscn was all smiles as he hugged his bride, 34. He told re- porters he was confident of Will-1 ning over his father, a music-. store owner in Moline. Ill., who threatened to dlsown him if he went. through with the marriage i
A drummer with Duke Elling-1 ton's band. he and the American, night club entertainer met six:
of f'X('f'lll"nl'P on my flnishctl prodiict . . . stin- tsnakcti, rcti-ripe toma- toos. pirltoti and lintilod within 24 hours . . . and l1rnilL'1lii0 you in Aylmcr
Catsiip. Try it soon. " ,, C9!-I
oua tsoixkotnow notisn
weeks ago.
Bellson was married in the, same gabardine. raincoat and red scal that he wore in flying from New York Sunday.
Pearl was resplendent in a mint i
coat and carried greenish-yellow orchids. The
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singer Pearl Bailey and Louis Bcll- '
jitterbugging
THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
Preparing For Traffic Boom For Coronation
By Michael ltlacnonagh
LONDON. Nov. 20 -(Reuters)- Trans-Atlantic and European air- lines and shipping companies are mobilizing their transport in pre- paration for a traffic boom which will precede the coronation next:
four times before--chuckled:
"I'm still a little bit nervous. but oh, so happy."
Even the fact there was a- subs- titute best man and substitute ring didn't dim the festivities.
Actor-Directior Jose Ferrer. who was to have stood up for the couple, failed to make it. Fog De- layed his.flight from Paris.
The 51,200 diamond-encursted wedding ring Bellson brought from the United States was too small-but he had purchased at plain gold band.
Siegi Sessler, owner of 1 swank club in Berkeley Square, offered himself as a substitute best man.
blc-breasted models. Stout.
Men's Full Suits
Fine all-wool Worsted and Gabardines. plain colors and fancy weaves. Regular,
Prices 535.95 to 560.00
June 2.
Ships and planes are expected to bring about 1,000,000 visitors to Britain between April and June to see the glittering pageant.
Major transatlantic lines :1- ready have scheduled about 00
voyages from North Atlantic port.
two-month period-30
during the and 50 from the
from Canada United States.
The Cunard Cotnpany said Tues- day it will have it liners in ser- vice. Starting in April its ships. including the Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary, will make 22 voyages
from New York and nine from Canada. The liner United states will
dock at Southampton May is and again on May 27. Another U. 8. line luxury vessel. the America, will clock at Southampton May 30.
The French Compagnia Gener- ale Transatlaiitique plans to oper- ate its normal service across the Atlantic but reported that book-
3 SPECIAL Thursday, Nov. 20-Friday, Nov. 21 -Saturday, Nov. 22
r winter wear that are needed the most
Single and dott- Tall and
Men's Winter
lined zipper Gabardines.
Prices 520.00
All-wool 'i-riezc, Velour and Elysian. Plain colors and fancy weaves, slip-on and bolted modcls with patch pockets.
Overcoals
Also heavy
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if that Bind was an enemy. Many times Sklmmer the swallow gave the young Mouse a fright, a need- less fright, because of course skim- mer was harmless. However, Wee Mite had already one or the most. important lessons that any one, little or big, can learn. What is it? Why. it is that it is better to be needlessly afraid but safe, than
ings are heavier than normal. The state-controlled British railways. which also operates ship- ping services across the English Channel, will have 22 ships at sea during coronation week. These ships are expected to bring more than 400,000 persons from Europe. Busicst port in Britain will be Southampton. Eleven of the world's biggest liners will dock in the last week of May. discharging more than 10.000 passengers. British and American airlines predicted that the number of cor- onation visitors arriving by air in May will exceed 50.000. This will be
25.per cent more than all pre- vious tourist records.
snoppmoi oars
This week-end we are offering exceptional reductions on lines fo just now and later. Stock up and save. No old stock to offer you. Prices. Use our catalogue at all times. to those who have not received one. to call and see our real bargains.
Men's Sur-Coats
Fawn, and Navy Blue, heavy quilicd lining, half belt and full belt.
Prices 519.95 to 522.75
Men's Satin Bomber Jackets
Colors wine. brown and blue, heavy quilletl lincd.
Sizes 36 to 44.
Price 311.95
Sizes 36 to 48.
it is to be uusfrcid and in dmgu.
Even at night, those handy eyes saved him many times. Just in time they saw. a moving shadow above. and he dodged into safety. The moving shadow was I-footy Owl, or one of the other Owl folk who hunt by night, and who just love a Meadowmouse dinner. It -seemed to the young Mouse that he was constantly dodging or hiding from a. hungry enemy. no matter whether it was daylight or dark.
Life was one adventure utter tlme it was too exciting. some- times he wondered what it would be like to live as peacefully as some of the other folks he saw seemed to be living.
ALEXANDRA SCHOOL
The following is the October re- port for Alexandra School.
Grade X - 1. Garth MacLe.nnan, 2. Addison Maiccabe.
Grade VIII - l. Ruth Wood, 2. Chrys Judson. 3. Glen Beaton.
Grade VII - 1. Doreen Carver, 2. Donnie Judson.
Grade VI -- 1. Joyce Judson, 2. Rose Carver, 3. Janet Jones.
Grade V - 1. Billy Cousins.
Grade IV - 1. Dorothy Judson.
brand new Fall
styles.
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NOVEMBER 21. 1952
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II ' ' . from iii. lilood'. 1'ili.:'..7',l.'.'."i.'ff:".':f; extra work in thrown up”. nu, - E Dodd's Kidney Pith ha, mu. clear your aynlem of nuns acid; "id pouom caused by eoldg, ma Ii" M chance I link: infection uonu-.(.:' r. lfycuhsvoscoldgotmduu
Grade III - l. Patsy Judson, Linda MacRae, 3. Kimble Wood. Grade II Sr. - l. Irwin Judson 2. Heather Jones, 3. Jannie Flog: genhaef: Jr. - 1. Priscilla Cousins. Grade I - 1. Robert Cemtwell, 2, Frankie Judson. 3. Alfred Judson, Teacher: Verna Macurcn
PECULIAB. BIRDS
The penguins of the Antuctic are essentially aquatic birds and come on shore chiefly for the breed.
we would gladly welcome you
All Lctdies' and Children's Winter Coats
A big assortment of the popular shades and All sizes, selling at
Special Prices
ing season.
goods at real low
to 065.00
Men's heavy dark brown Parkas, quilted lining, fur-lined hood. Sizes 36
to 46. Spe-
-Babyalls Prom Snow Suits
Colors Powder Blue and Light Rose. Sizes 1 to 2 years.
Special Price 510.95
.l vivacious Pearl a bride
Men's Station Wagon Coats
Fawn. Navy Blue, with fur collar. Heavy qiiiltcrl lining, hclt all around. Sizes 36 to
46. . Price 527.95
Smart Junior Dresses In taffeta, Moire in all the high shades.
56.95 to 59.95
I
cial Price .. .. , .. .. .. 3il2.75 Men's hcavy bluc Denim Overalls. Sizes 36 in 46. Special Price .................. .. 333.95
Panties in striped silk. Also bloomers and bobelis. Special, Price . .. 69c Substandard Nylon Tricot Slips. Special at . , ., .... 352.95 Beautiful Nylon Panties. Spccia. Prices- - 331.00 and 31.25 I Children's Woolen Mills . 89c and 98c liouse Dresses arrived by Express-All new Prints marked Very Special.
Ludies' Wool Cardigans
Assorted Colors. Sizes 16 to 20
Special Price 53.98
Ludies' Nylon Stockings
51. Gauge 30 Denier
Sale Price 51.19
Station Wagon Coats, Parkas,
Boys' Bomber Jackets,
Boys' Corduroy Jackets
All heavy quilted linings.
Sizes 26 to 36. Special prices.
Boys' Boys'
Boys' heavy flcece-lined combination under- wear, sizes 24 to 34. Special at ........ .. S239
Youihs' Blue Denim Overalls, sizes 28 to 36. Special .......................................... .. 5 9
Boys' Plaid Doeskin lined Dungarees.
Special ...... .. .......................................... .. s3.98 Boys' tweed pants, wool and cotton mix- ture. Special ....................... ............ .. S .89 Boys' plain color zipper neck pullover sweaters, sizes 28 to 34 at ................ .. SL95
Fancy pullovers, crew neck. Sizes 28 to 34. Price ....................................... .. ..
CARPET DEPARTMENT SPECIALS
Men's heavy grey wool work socks. Special price, a pair .............................................. .. 75c Men's heavy lined work mitts.
Price, pair ............................................ .. 311.79
Men's heavy quality fleece-lined combination underwear, sizes 36 to 46. Price S3315
Men's all-wool Cardigan coat sweaters, grey and brown, all sizes. Special price .. S389
Men's fleece-lined shirts and drawers, all sizes. Special, per garment ................ ,, 532.19
Heavy Frieze Cloth Coating. 54 inches wide. Brown and grey. Special price, per yard .. .. S2.
Ladies' Heavy Snuggies, wool and rayon. Sizes S, M, L. Special . 980
1 oz. ball Kroy Wool, nylon reinforced. All good shades. Special, a ball . 380
Children's Corduroy Overalls, assorted col- ors. Sizes 2 to 6. Special 519
Pillow Cases, plain or hemstitched, 42 in: ches wide. Special Price, a pair .
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Just arrived-Two cases of Print Patches and underwear ends. Now on sale at SPECIAL PRICES
Chenille Bedspreads, double-bed size. white. blue, rose, green, yellow, with pastel shades. Special . 553-
Rayon Bedspreads, size 81 x 100 in F959- blue and green. Special ................ .. lie-25
Bath Towels in colored stripe and Plain shades, size 21 by 40 at, pair .......... .. s1-59 Plaid Cotton Flannel, suitable for kiddief dresses or boys' shirts, 36 inches wid; Price, a yard ...... .: .................................. -- 3 9
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AXMINSTEB BUGS AT SPECIAL PRICES All new designs and popular colors. l
6' 9" x 9'..s53.oo; 9' x towzsszoo; 9' x 12'-389.00
DISCONTINUED DESIGNS IN REXOLEUM
Rugs-Size 6' x 9'-54.75; 754' x 9'-S515; 9' x 9'-3:695; , 9' X 10'x&'--358.25: 9' x .12'-59.50. Ruffled Curtains, size 35 inches to 2 124 yards. Special Price,
i'iiilit,- Per pair 5235 soiled Curtains and Cottage Sets, clearing at ............ .. 337,, Dlscoillll lllilt V Eggfgelgtpbygtgogi ghages of Rose. Blue. G,i:een. Ynellow and Ned. ' . 2 1 1 48 l hes wide. Reg. .- " ath room. Sizes 18 x 30 -52.29; 24' x Heavy quality Rayon Damask Drapery mater a, nc 195 - 36 -53.75; 24" x 45"-54.98. ular 02.75 per yard, clearing at . .............. ............................... .. S - . I ; - ., sax ABOUT USE YOU” 2 FF.-s Ova O O GAIALOGW . game; EASY- A MAIL oanr-fl I it-xx(iS.wxvv,gi PAYMENT . I 1moMP'"'T0 I . ilgyxkv. - PLAN ' A ATIENDED -
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