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lContinued from Page 2 l industry. enterprise and independence. So strike out for yourself and liberty and self-respect. _ DEAR. MISS DIX: I have been happily married for the past six months. but I have r1 probipm. My husband was adopted when 111a’! l an infant a. few days old by a couple who reared him. educated hiii: , an». adored him. Especially was the woman. who is now a widow, de- ' f! to him. lo ‘live havetwo little sons and this wunan tries io call herself "Grand- mother" to our babies. Of course. she is no relation to them and I have told her so and forbidden her to call herself their Grandmother. while she bows to my wishes and does not visit in my home, it hurts nn- husband very much. l-le seems to think that he owes her some- thing for what she has done for him, and that l am all wrong in mv attitude toward her. She does not need financial assistance. Don't you think 1 am right? ' MRS. P‘. C ANSWER: No. I have never known a woman to do a more heart- icss. thing than you have done in begrudglng a lone old widow the pour compensation of being called Grandma by the children of the man for ivhcm she has done so much. Adopted children owe a far greater debt of gratitude to their foster parents than children owe to their own pfircllts. The man and woman who take a little orphan child and Rllﬂ it love, home and an education have done an act so fine and noble that a child honors himself in calling them grandparents.‘

Western Cattle Marketa and medium to good killers $12 to $14. Trade was fairly active a: Calgary with good to choice butcher steers $13.25 to $14.25. Edmonton had a large carryover but prices were about steady. with choice

Airscilt-e of overloading on west- ern markets was due principally to lack of stock carsfand receipts were kept to a fairly normal volume.

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Prices generally at Winnipeg were fully 25 cents stronger and a good clearance made, with some of the better steers making $14.50 to $15

steers $13.50 to $14. Prince Albert paid up to a top of $13.25; Moose Jaw $13 to 813.25; Saskatoon up

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flict between Russia and the Un- ited Statcs there always lies the possibility that the Soviets, by means of infiltration and the crea- tion of economic chaos. can win without theactual war that so many people fear.

In this connection I have s mem- orandum from James M. Lang, As-l sociated Press correspondent who has worked for the last five years ‘in London, Paris. Vienna and Prague. On home leave now, he says everybody is asking him two questions; Will we have war with Russia? When?

He says that in Europe, most observers would give this answer:

"It has come. You are having it now - conﬂict on an economic and political level which is not likely to carry over into actual mil- . itary operations. The conflict is none the less deadly, none the less likely to determine the future of the American way of life."

They would say. Um! Bddl. 111M the United States is falling to be realistic in talking about war to come when it has actually been under way since Yalta-

“They say they do not not ex- pecl the conflict to become war I in a military sense because Rus- sia's leaders have considerable cause for confidence that they can win without it.

‘In addition to the political and economic chaos which Russia is fostering for the 911F909?» "m" countries could be drawn into the Russian orbit through eXPfltjfgiltzltl system bloc to include nations which find dollar trade more and more difficult. I

"America would be left — WI l1 perhaps a dollar-backed Britain ‘- as the last outpost of dollar llﬂ'(‘ without which she could not (‘O11 linue her present economic sys- iem.

Rujgia‘; propaganda throughout Europe is that America is racing hpgrllong toward economic col- lapse. _

“European; says ilicy still look to America for leadership. b1" have a steadily weakening fr-“Ilh j that they will find ll.

“They say Anlericn doe’: r‘! have a fore-ill" PQUU" Tl‘"l_‘ Truman doctrine is the ncl: approach. and that it contains promise that the fight, if need Ill will be carried on with any mﬂh than dollars. _ _

"A Czech editor told mo bliiL-ii) that is like saying that ii a man maps upon you in a dark alley you will fight him only W111‘ W1" 1°“ “T; (he United States, seeklfl§_ l" n1nk@_\v;\|‘ unnecessary, this bl-LSID" ess oi military guarantees nrllvil 1,0“; citcs has ncvPr IOOTUOKE: importantly us ll. (loos to the‘ lllld oDcuns, who have M113 explvve such assurances from the larser countries when the smaller ‘kart: asked to line nP- We l?" M‘ I e Y to give them, as Britain did to P0-

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There l5 another pol“! s thinking of European observers. a reported by 1011B- °“ whlch ll would be very 1mm“ n“ ‘he Un‘ iced Sh!“ 1° "It" “my l.“ real war is "not llkelll- .- less should be amended to Mid “E1 m_ Russia, still adhering 1° h" ° munist tenets of world revolution. should begin to tear that she can- not win without it-

Attiee Terms I , lluss Bharges 1' “Baseless”

LONDON. Nov l3 - (OP) — Prime Minister Attlee labeled "baseless" tonight Russian accusa- tions that Britons are ImPEYIBIl-‘ii-B- wsr-mongers and traitors. and

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said "such 1on8“!!! l! "w" 9'1- ususl from members of a govern- ment against members of another government. with whom it is in friendly relations."

He spoke at the traditional lord Mayor's banquet celebrating the accession to office of the new Lord Mayor, Sir Frederick Wells. Attlee extolled "democratic prin- ciples" and said the British Com- monwealth and the B11911’! ""°¢‘ only preach. but are actually car- rying out" such principles.

"Yet in the press of the U353. and of countries in which its in- fluence, is sll powerful," he went on, "we have a constant stream of abuse . . . "

Attiee cited sett-rovernment for mdia_ independence for Burma.» "constitutional advances" for Ceylon and Melts and the study of federation for the West Indies - in his deniel of imperialism under the Labor government.

"if there is imperialism in the world today-by ‘which I mean the subjection of other peoples by the political and economic domin- ation of si powerful nstion-it is cn-tainly not to bs found in the British Commonwealth.

"On the contrary we see the progressive development of the transformation of an empire into

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One sppls, department of agri- culture officinls say, can make a person liable to a $100 fine and a six-month isil term, if that apple

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inference by lny of its associates.

"I can only think that members of the Soviet Government have tailed to tslre note of these hap- penings or that having once adopt- cli the thesis that Great Britain is

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Towel sets for luxury bathrooms are both practical and good-look- ing. If you want to be personal, use the full names of members of your family. If not, have sets in different colors with three initials. These should be done in light colors on dark towels and dark to medium on white or light-colored towels. The top sheet and pillow case usually are monogrammed. (ilsssvyare also may be monogram- med with sand~blasted letters. Any gift in leather is usually more personal when lettered. This may be a blotter pad, letter file or portfolio.

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Toilet table equipment and lin- gerie cases are also interesting gifts to mark. These often are done with handwriting monograms outlined in chain stitch, which are very ef- fective and not difficult to do.

If you are giving silver gifts, it is well to consult your friend's tastes and have any silver marked w match what. she already has. If you want‘ to mark the back of a flat piece with your initials and the date, you may. l know one grandmother who does this with the silver she gives her grand- daughters each yesr. The personal marking will remain until the girl marries and can have her married initials. nless_ she prefers her own

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NOVEMBER 17-21, 1,947.

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Open-to Registered Foxes owned by members of the Con- odion Notional Silver Fox Breeders’ Association in any Prov-‘

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