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f'.t-orne Drew walks arm-in-nrm,the first since his recent retire-Left to rllhii I00 Dlvid. Mn. Mr. Drew la reatin at the loll! unit members of his flmilyinlment as national leader of theinrreui. Dlr. Edward Johnson, fat er-in- nw,

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To'Canacia's Coal Mines 0 NOTES -

OTTAWA (CF-Canada's lnrz-bnec cent and t-chewing the seven o-.: coal producer told the bourdtpercent interim incr lfllmdi 0! transport commissioners Wed- i in June. The railways want a flntl lll's(i8y that coal operators must 25-cents-a-ton hike on coal ship-i hair the co-operation of the rall- . merits. They got an interim in- tuus in meeting the challenge for crease in June. effective July ll markets from oil and natural tins. of 12 cents a ton. i

The coal operators have con-l Mr. Brody said if coal npcrators. tutonce in the future. but they could co-operate with prc'eni cus-' that future." said Malcolm Bramnt lomers by holding prlc down. managing director of Weternithen it could keep gas out of Dominion Coal Co.. Brandon. Man. some areas. But "they must have

He expressed' copurp especially the cdoperation of the railways in for prospective competition from meeting the challenge from oil I; the trans-Canaih pipeline. now and gas." . tttuit-r construction between Al- Mr. Brody made his submis- lucrla's natural gas ficlds' and sion on behalf of Western Canada liinnipeu and destined eventually coal producers' plea for exception to serve Ontario and Quebec mar. from any freight rate increase the your, .board may decide to grant the

The hoard is considering the railways. .

.-n.iniays' application for a gem , Mr. Brody said his company in oval rail freight rate boost of is the largest coal producer in the

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country with an annual output imm "5 lifili mine at Bienfnit.I Few drinkers advocate drunken- Mnn.. of more than 2.000.000 tons.i neas. No social drinker ever in-

But freight rates in effect evenl tends to become an addict. before the interim ll-cents-a-ton. .Thu resolve in to drink "Just a increase had caused tonnage los-1Iittlfmilhccaslonally'' -- "N0" sea to Western mines. and then" e- at a ”SlJt'f'ill Wfni-"

”Any further increase will he. The occasional drink is to be in crntuate that trend and will re-'. deference to friends whom a per- suit in even greater losses, to Egg: son does itot wish to cmbztrrass. to and other fuels in the future, In be sure he or she in not misuntle.- effect "any increase whatsoever: li00d "1 recosnizinii lh! "'izfaN0u! will place the whole operation at hospitality of a host. and iofkeev . Bienfait in jeopardy." i in" with th: ”riahi people.

Mr, Brody said (-051 ope,-atom. There is no line of demarkntion have not raised their price iaince'bP1WEeiI so called moderation and 1943 whereas the ranways Mve excess, There is no stage in a per- advanced Ihelr rates seven times 59'” drinking which 9" be i'3”,9'l (0,. an incmne or .50"; so P. .n safety zone. One cannot be guid- cent in that time. Coal operators by "'9 'W”9"t "0"'9”9c” 9' had absorbed nx t-Very ,ub5tang, slight effects of alcohol on anoth- mn wage incnue. mm, 1.5. or. The outcome of the first drink without "mug pdcel ; can never be predicted. The risk

for the future is more important

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THE SUEZ CANAL iiouncl and secretariat are always This great world waterway. con- French. There are 32 directors

nous the Mediterranean Sea with who meet in Paris. Great Britain thr lied Sea. a distance of oncgdid not buy shares. tintll Dlsrticli. hundred miles. More recent dis-,who when Prime Minister paid mutton.-t mention the canal nst320.500.000.00 for the Turkish thnr- hctng 10.1 miles long; this includes. es that were offered on the mark- tltc Port said brsakwatcrl. 6.I0i st. She now holds to per cent of:

control traffic. opened on November 17th. 150. l

than its present effects. Responsibility for one's self. and -in measure. for others is a Chris- tian imperative. Excessive drink- ?" in m3i0Fii.Y. were once only

The Suez Canal was officially

The grand i ai ceremonies

Hr. Carl IdcAuliy, Truro, Nova leatia. was 1 recent visitor at the

and

with Empress Eugenie of France on the French yacht L'Algle, Em- peror Franeis Joseph of Austria

. and the Crown Prince William of lllrussia being present when the

imposing international procession, of 68 ships roceeded through the canal. Khed ve Ismail. Viceroy of

Edwin under the Turkish Sllillllhhmugh the MM” .t d r . . a spec 0

provided n fabulous e tertsinment to celebrate the day. e were in- terested to read in the Guardian that the late Mr .!'red Hyndmnn.

'social drinkers. A "little" alcohol

. Britain moved more than a quart-

'N'l. long and the mole that was mu.-gtrtu-ttzd about 2 miles south of wilfll. the distance betw . limit and Bombay. 5.100 miles. ' ' A statue of Ferdinand De Leo- scps. stands on the Jetty initial to the harbour of Port Said at the northern entrance to the canal. has the following inscription ben- oath it: ”Aperire Terrnm Gentil- lita" - To open the earth to all people '” he Lesseps' motto held may for eighty years permitting all ships of every nation to pass in-ely too and fro. except for four days. in 188) during the revolt of Arahl Pasha; until pt blocked the passage of lace - bound ships in 1968. encroaching on the int... ational function of the suns Fanal. EARLIER CANAL!- An inscription at Karniik states that a canal existed in the time of sell I (13!) B.C.i It is said titxt the first of the phsrnohs. t i"Eeridll'Y Secoslrisphlilti suit I canal. Another claim.-it cw! II. will till H

Jxcevste

the fresh water 1: Mt-ho I009 B. C.) t-itnal from the Nile

taking which was was allowed to of Persia (51) this work started

fled Sou. so that v ittrr-nded the Pelusiaev Vtle River from the- Nu as for ll Btlblltih Rom iheyllfomm t.l::.-icesnl to. moo it w e r

no to be mmfumgh 3 ml 5 z: t '

The Suez Canal shortened

Na canal from the Nile ni near Cairn to Lake Timsah.

Bans-N01 ax

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the canal shares. in order in sec- ure the important concessions from the ruler of i-zitviii. the Cor- ' obliged to construct

CONSTIIUCTION '

At Port Said on the Mediterran- ean where deep svatcr occurred nearest the shore", the first ground was broken on April astn. I059. From there the course of the can- at is nearly straight to Lake Tim- snh. from there it passes through the Bitter Lakes sud valley. to Suez on the Red Seat. The first 77 miles of the canal was con- structd to a width of 377 feet at the water dlsrfaca; 72 feet wide at the bottom unit 26 feet deep. The remaining distance was dug 196 foot wide at the water surface. 71 foot wide at the bottom and 5 feet deep. At ons point the dredg-' es were elevated 20 feet above sea level by admitting water from the fresh water canal to cut a 200 foot wide excavation through it sand- It0&.1'I,I'Il formation. This highest the canal wall does not fleet above sea level. attitude or tilde bllliia were cut. at intervals of 5 to s miles to en- able ships to pass one another.

I There are regular stations at in-

tervals with station Msstars to

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ilhcn an officer on H. M. S. New- inort ";'hagr the dlztlinstlon at pay- in u at an ues r In: ivegsei passing: through ,ths Suez icnnal." ' CANAL IMPROVEMENTS

lproved in 1876 and again in 1885 ito 1890 when it was deepened to id! feet. From March 1887 night navigation was permitted. A prow -scarchlight was adopted and tak- cn aboard by the pilot at Port . Said and taken off by a second pil- lot gt vi-"orf Tcwfik opposite Suez. iTw pilots are required for each trip. they change as lsmnilin 3 midway port. Since 1913 -the depth of the canal has been M feet to accommodate ships of 3155 foot draught. Its width at the wet- erline is 3&1 feet sloping to ill feet at the centre. INCREASED TRAFFIC!

De Lesseps estimated that a few hundred ships would use the can- al each year. By 1010 the number

For ships passing through was 4.533 with a net fonnaire of i6.5fll.m. in 1954 there were-18.215 ahi passed through carrying 102. , 351 long tons of cargo; vlu over 884.000.000.00 in trsnst fees. Durlna till the iionnau carried was almost 116 million tons

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itenkl filled with fresh water and

The canal was widened and lrn-' umvovs AND CUMWNT5

ibefore the end of this month.

isldnngerttus. why take the risk? The first glass is the worst."

ships from over 4fimnations.Wt'ireni

or of this tonuaau through (hc canal last year. The convoys of aliips pssa

6.11 miles per hour. unless affect- ed by winds. when a ship enters a harbour at either end. it is slim- nlled to its berth; where it anch- orii until s'convoy is made tip. While waiting it is rt-fueled. its

all elsengers and crew are given m lcal inspection.

We have been told by those who have passed through the Sites Canal several times, that many drednes are at work all the time pumping the sand oitt that drifts in from the desert. back over the lop of the ciinal sides. Thcy say it is a wondcrfiil sight to scc a light- ed convoy move throunh the canal at night. Tbcre is no title in the Mediterranean. but there is I IVs knot current that flows south from the Mediterraneanvnnd it stirs up strange tricky currents when it meets the 4 foot tide that comes in from the Red Sea. This tries the skill of even the most cxpcrienced pilots. One ship stopped holds up the whole convoy.

Vvssiiiuoroiv (AP)--President Eisenhower repeated 'i'hursda,v that the people will not it fresh report on his health he-'oro the Nov. 0 presidential election. lie told a press conference a dale has not yet been set for it new phys- ical choekup but said it will be

polar Grove.

Mr. Arthur 'lfilli'1sII. Grove. is visiting Hannah Mllliuti, Scotla.

CONWAY

Truro, Nova ( . a

ltown. spent a few days reoentlyi Populnr,at the home of Mr. his mother Mrs. . Bradford llucliinnon. . Mr. William Machleiil, accomp- niud by his mother, Mrs. Oscar

and Mrs.

Sztfurday. Oct. 13. 1956 The Guardian. Page '-

way rFriday. October 5th.

Mix Rt-giutialri Ramsay was I

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