ANTI-KIDNAP DEFENSE - West Berlin police have erected steel road barriers at ill) crossing points along the city's East:-West border to prevent further kid- napping raids by East German Communist agents.

Reds had boasted nothing could stop them if they wanted to "get" any Western agent. Above, a West German policeman supervises laborers erecting one of the barricades on an American sector street. The Soviet zone, lies behind the sign in background.

DOROTHY IIIX SAYS-

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"board" into the home where she has been nurtured and cherished all her life. A home is not a boarding house. and any amount of money vontributed towards its upkeep by a working child is part of hcr re- sponsibility toward that home-not a standard stipend to he paid as to strangers.

The amount of money contributed depends on so many circum- stances that no definite amount could possibly be set by a stranger. The girl's expenses. the need of the home. whether she is saving for higher education, paying her own doctor and dentist bills, insurance. ptc., all are matters to be considered. The amount arrived at should be settled in family conference.

WAR VETERANS

Canada has about 88,000 pens- loners- from the First. World War and 113,000 from the second. An- nual liability is s100,000,000.

YOUTHFUL BRIDE

FORT FRANCES. Ont.-(OP) - A 15-year old bride is among 19 students at the new Indian school on the northwest bay Indian re- serve near here. Students are taught by Mrs. Aldie Littleneld, as- sisted by Alfred Cyr as interpreter.

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MONTREAL, July 24th -Sunirner sunshine and good food--and baby will bounce with health and hgipiness. But be sure to include HEINZ BABY F ODS in baby's health-giving diet. There are those four delicious baby cereals-pre-cooked for baby. 80 all you have to do, mother, is heat and serve. And the good strained neat food products, soups, :'legetal,ilie;a arlidt desserts! Ignllzleg lav: and thrive on em. en ii er on w a s red for inidiet-HEINZ JUNIOR FOODS are just righll M-mdim ..Ty(lIll)B1-Yng; things like Junior Creamed Green Vegetables and Junior Vegetable! with Bacon. Ask your'dcaler for Heinz Baby Cereals, Strained Baby and Junior Foods. You know they're good because they're Heinsl

All Ready For Your Vacation? Illi bet you are! . . . so am I. And (his ear I'm going to take ENERGINE CLEANING , LIJID with me. Accidents have a. habit of hap-

DEBIDK to a holiday wardrobe. And commercial

dry-cleaners are not always available. But with

Fireproof Lnergine tucked away in your suitcase,

you haven't a worry in the world. Energine removes

wet paint, tar, chewing gum, grease spots and motor i

oilstaina in a ,yi.l'i'y. It won't, harm the most delicate of summer fabrira

(contains no acids nor caustics). What's more, it will remove deep-down

stains on heavy car upholstery. So don't let a spot spoil your holiday

funl Talia along I tin of "save-the-day” Fireproof Energine. '

Ar-en's You Glad you didn't miss the picnic

Hot City Sidewalks or bumpy,

f of

both are bad because of ”hurting” feet. But that headache there's a wonderful this morning? A3 way to have com- ilhgnkg to fortable feet-always sparkling, pleas-

- - - PM "1 911d l0 ant.-tasting SAL ii

HEPATICA,' -s ' the headache is gone and you feel fine. Just one reason why Sal Hepatica. is one of the most im- portant items in your medicine cabinetl Actually, Sal Hcpatica. effervescent salts relieve so many ailments so effectively. they're almost like a medicine cabinet in themselves. A glass of Sal Hepatica before breakfast will make you feel good again . . .and you'll agree -this all-purpose laxative is pleas- ant to take. Use it as a. "refresher" in the morning-or at night.- whcn your system feels the need of a good cleansing. Sal Hepatica has been a faithful family laxative for over 60 years.

corn and callus troubles with that newingredient found only in BLUE-JAY - Corn Plaster: and Callus Plasters. It's Phenylium-the greatest scien- tific discovery yet for folks who suffer from coma and caliuses. It took ten years of scientific research for Blue-Jay to develop this won- der-working medication. And now scientific tests show that Phenyl- iuin ends 957.. ofcorns and callusca in record time ..Zquicker than any other treatment. Ask your druggist today for Blue-Jay Corn .Plasters with Pheaylium - and end your foot worries forever.

These Thirst-Quenching ”Tavin Coolers" are. like 8. refreshing breeze on a hot day. Treat your family to c-o-o-l. delicious lemonade - made with SUNKIST LEMONS . . . or iced tea with Sunkist lemon wedges-and watch those hot-weather blues vanish. Your youngsters will love Sunkist lemonade-and its so good for them. You see, Sunkist lemons are an excellent source of Vitamin C. So make apfrosty-fresh pitcher

-- of Sunkist lemonade each morning and let the kids help theinselvesl And for the grown-ups dhere's nothing like a tall, refreshing glass of iced tea with tangy, easy-to-squeeze Sunkist lemon wedges. (Make the wedges thick!) Yes, in this hot weather. I always keep al. supply of Sunkist Lemons on hand. They's the finest, juiciest grown I

You Start The Day Bright And Beautiful-bul. do you look limp at lunchtime--wilted at four? One minute with won- derful WOODBURY DREAM STUFF does a complete make-up job-and you're ilmorning lovely” again. You see, in one dainty compact of Woodbury Dream Stuff, you get foundation-tint-and-powder that smooths on with the glide of the mill. Light: and oh so velvety-Dream Stuffinever cakes. It's never drying or greasy on your skin. Woodbury Dream Stuff comes complete with pull in a pretty, purse-size packet-and never, never spills. Ask for it in your choice of five dreamy shades-just 75c-or in the new luxury plastic COIllpACl:'w:l.00.

DAILY CROSSWORD

ACROSS 3. Archaic 25. sodium 1. Indian tree form of (sym.) ( pl.) "have" 26. Board of 5. Tab Tired Ordnance 9. Of ares Friar's title ( abbr.) 10. Lit again Even 28. Southeast 12. Packing box Arabic letter (abbr.) 13. Dispatch Firearms 29. Chance boat Dull pain 30. Pacific 14. Cut dnely. Throws coast state as meat Put on. 32. General 16. Lizards as clothes direction 17. The hole in . Ahead 33. Eat away I needle . Behold! 34. Pried inquisi- . Rough lava. tively . Birds 35. Secluded . Hermit valley

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DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE-Here's how to work It: i A X I D L I A A X I Is I. 0 N 0 F I L I. 0 W V one letter simply stands for another. In this example A is mod for the three L's. X for the two 0's. etc. single letters. apos- uophlu, the length and formation or the words are all hints. loch day the code letters are different.

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Yesterday's CG, Ioquoto: WINE WHETS THIS WIT. IM: PBOVES ITS NATIVE FORCE .- POMFRET

CEAPAUD HV. 1.

The June meeting of the cra- paud. W. I. was held in the Instit- ute Room with the President in charge. M-eetlng opened as usual and the roll call was answered by to members with the place and an interesting fact about their birth place. The minutes were then rea and iipproved. r .The president reported on the school ground question saying the trustees advised that the grounds be improved alter the school has closed.

' Rhoda. Lowther reported on the plan for buying cans at a reduced pr! e. The District Convention is to (be held the latter part of June with the W. I. in charge of the flowers. New committee for next year is Florence Myers and Jean Myers.

i A Financial report was given on the very succcs 'ul Library Con- cert, the complete report to be presented at the next meeting.

Rhoda Lowther reported for the school committee and it was moved that 35.00 be voted each room for prize money. Ruth sim- mona reported on the piano ques- tion. It was decided to have the old piano repaired and to rent another for the time being.

The new sick committee is to be Ruth Simmons and Margaret Daw- son. The old-time fiddlers contest was mentioned. Delegates appoint- ed to attend the annual convent- ion, July 9-10 are Margaret Mac- Donald and Myrtle MacDonald.

It was decided to conduct a can- vass for the salvation Army the

in Korea, is recovering from his Hospital in Montreal. Late last

and commented: "It's sure good t

Nurse M. Fregeau, seen in attendance.

PAGE NINE.) George Medal Winner In Hospital

Cpl. S. L. Sinnott. of Saint John, N. 13., who has just been award- ed the George Medal for courageous action beyond the call of duty

injuries in Queen Mary Vetcrans' week Sinnott was helped to his

feet for the first time since receiving severe spinal injuries in Korea

0 stand on your own two feet." to rNational Defence Photo)

Wood and Rhoda Lowther.

It was also moved that Mrs. Dawson be paid for sympathy cards which she sends on behalf of the W. 1.

samples of tea and coffee were

given the members and A delic-

lions lunch was served by the com; mittee in charge.

FIRST OVER. Norsemen visited North America

four centuries before Columbus arrived.

committee in charge to be Ruth

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