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WAR PAYMENT

ROME (Reuters)-Italy Satur- day agreed to pay Aibui. :2,5m,. who takes advantasf 0' "Nth" 000 in war reparations. which Al- In time Willi!!! Wm? "Y 0' Pm"- bania will spend in the next two '0” 5l0""" 53”" years nurchasinz Italian commer- "Tut. tut. tui. tut. nu” scultled cial and industrial products. The Jenny wi-eii. ”'l'ut, iut. tui. iui, tut! That young llllptlslcr should be

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provision was contained in an -zreement uaned after years 0! driven from the Old Orchard. neaotlluons. it is a disgrace the viay he im-

Redeye i don't a mouthful of food for himself. yet he is old enough and big enough to be out in the Great World and asking no latois of anyone. But what can one ex- pect fmm one of Sally Sly: cliild- ren?

Hels lazy. He's a true Tut. tut. tut, tut!" ”The poor thing hasn't li-eiriicd yet where to look for loud and how to catch worms and minus iliiit crawl and fly." said little llis. Vireo as she held out a norm in ll"? 30l1nE Coiibird. He siiiiichcd it greedily.

poses on the

AEBIALIST FALLS believe he finds

RLOTTE. N.C. tAPI - A v circus aerialist said hial p blonde wife must have blacked out shortly before she slipped from his grasp and pinin- ineted 30 feet to the ground dur- ing a performance here Sunday. She suffered serious injuries. A crowd of 5.000 watched in horror as Lili Kristensen slipped from her husband's pcrspiring hands to land in a crumpled heap on the aawdust coiered cement floor o the roliseum.

LIFE NOT WORTH LIVING?

Then wake up the liver! You know that tour. sunk. corutipaied fat Inn? It may be caused by the liver. It your liver doesn't pour out up to two pints at bllll dly your load my not diaesi properly. and mu ice! that tile s iusi not worth living. rhaila -l-ieii the liver nredt mild gentle Caner'a Little Liier Pillt. These vegetable pills help itimulaie the fliwi of liver bile. Soon mu: i digestion om: iuntiionin; properly Ind you feel that h.imw tiaii are here again! Donil I over till: iiint ti--up keep cum-i. huh Uvei Pills on hand.

Coil bird.

RACIAL T()I.l-ZRANCII

Canadais Lesson To The World declared Kitty the Catbird.

July 1 marlin Canada's hirth- ..T I . I ,d day yy 90 mm H a mum" of I ut. iii, ll.lI'..”IllI.. spit leiey French emf, English cor:nmuni- I '”"".-v w”in' , ihfil fellow N”

ties. How did this unique 5IlfyD"I- Slllflll I saw,” of hmmon-mu. 1iVmK- Smart cxclainied lielcnme evalnp? whn weld, than tR0bln. Do you call it siiiart to run gm, dggfgnm mes, mm nu,-3 about all day crying tor others to h Juh Rudertl D-1?” mad lfeerl him: I don t. it is Just stupid how "the impomible I - a llazmesst liab-

”retorted Jenny Wren.

”Then he is just plain stupid. Thai's vihai he is, plain stupid.

Smcirt Or Stupid?

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'1 G90"9e Appointed High

"it is smart laziness. if you ask me,'f retorted Jenny Wren.

”Dld you ever just sit around lt'I)i lazy to look for anything to eat yet I NV"-lg all you wanted? Tut, tut. tut! You know you never did, ,

You -W0l.lldll'I know how to o. about it. Don't tell me you thinhl anyone stupid who can get all he: viants to eat without so much at lining I win: to look kn ii. Thatl is just what that Cowbird is doing.

He is a true son of Sally Sly. and no one ever calls her stupid."

"Couldn't lie be too stupid to; learn quickly how to find and geti until he needs?" asked Redeye itic Vereo as he fed the greedy. young bird. ”That is what we thinlri .lflil he Just can't let him starve." he added.

"Starve!" exclaimed Jenny Wrenl .i-oriifully "Starve! There is no; ilaiiiter that he will ever starve. He i.ii'i that stupid. In fact he isn'tl xiiiiiiil at all. He is smart enough

in look stupid and get all he wantsl

.itIlIl0lll working for It. The sooner

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H" I! Hm” Ialinum it you askldr!:Al:'ilhe Redeycs hurried off to

you get rid of him. Redeye, the in-tier "' Jenny hopped about while-I -lie sctiltlod. She can't keep still xilioii she is excited.

”-tiivviay. I don't know how we can get rid of him. He follows usl alioiit so closely that we don't triaie a chance to get away from

lfll.

One of these days he will learn to look out for himself and men lH"ll be free." said Mrs. Redeye as she fed the young Cowbii-d a norm.

”'I'iii. tut. tut. tut! He has learn- ed already,” retoried Jenny Wren

look for more food. young Cnwbird keeping right at their tails.. the other hirds shook their heads sad- ly " it is a shame those two should wear themselves out looking after that young nuisance. He will wear them out iiiilcss something happens to rid them of him,” declared Wel- coiiic Robin.

”l.ook vi ho is coming?" he added. .lust entering into the Old Or- hard was Black Pussy the Cal.

country of French- and En raking citizens living ai o by

de in harrnony - has become I strong. booming actuality, and a lesson to the rest of the world. Get. your July Reader'a Digest. today: 35art;iclae of last- lng .nt'Aretit..

I stop

By DAVE MCINTOSH

Canadian Press Staff Writer

OTTAWA ICPt - One of the .hardest problems be-setting the army general staff is that it would be extremely difficult. if not im- possible. to reinforce the Cunn-

IM diaii infantry Brigade EFl)'lll in V West Gt-rniimy if war cziinc to

s" . Europe. . .' This wmild mean that the over-

seas brigade woiil Ion its OVH1 with little or llll hope of help from home-a hard liloiv at Imorale.

Brig (J (K l.NlI'll. dirciioi--gen- eral of army plans and opt-rations. irecently outlined for a group if-Iuropcan journalists here the dif- gficullies of reinforcing iiaiiadian troops in Europe in cvr-iit of war. These rIii'l'ictillics include

1. There is no ocean pas-ciiecr shipping under Canadian rcgisicr. ISome NATO organization might allot Canada chipping but no such orgaiiization iuis yet in existence.

2. The Canadian Ariiicd Fort-cs did not have large requirement for air troop imiisport lfl peaccliiiic and thus did not have enonttll planes for such it role if came. Civil aircraft might be pressed into use liiil the niiiiiher suitable for troop carrying was not largo SLOW JOB

tit took 15 RCAF planes ll: hours to move one battnlion- without equipment-from Calgary to Hali- fax during the Suez crisis last fall).

3. Principal ports on the east coast did not have lame transit facilities, though this siiiiallnn

when you suffer lioiii pain of I Headache, Neuialgia or Muscular aches you want to

slop that pain last . .-. so

talie Aspiiiii ! A tablet starts disintegrating almost the instant you take if-starts to relieve that pain almost instantly!

Alnyslsl

Refresh-

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Chew Wt-iglefa Spearmiti. Helps keep your mouth and throat cool, moist,

fresh. Buy some today.

WEDNESDAY

Atlantic Daylight Time p.m.-Afternoon Musicale p.m.-Howdy Doody p.rn.-Circus Boy p.m.-Opcn House p.m.-CFCY Television News

.m.-Weather p.m.-CBC News p.m.-viewer's Guide

; pm.-Travelogue p.m.-Disneyland

: p.m.-Cross Canada Hit Parade

: p.m.-Kraft Theatre p.m-Here and There pm.-Pacific I8

p.m. CFCY Television

News A: Weather

:07 p.m.-Wrestling

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Outlines Difficulties Of Reinforcing Overseas Brigade

d be left to fight

war;

niciii of Camp Gagctowii. N. B.. ftlilitary transit facilities close to

overseas airterminiils in Canada were scarce. 4. Canadian ports might be

knocked out by nuclear it siporis. liven so, unloading in Europe might be more difficult than loo.- mg in Canzitla bccaiise West liliiropr-tin Atlantic ports were iiiiliin relatively easy range of So- iict nuclear wcapons.

5. 'lluch army equipment coiildi lltil be carted by air but only byi S08.

Brig. Lccch said at one point: . . air transport will not solve

of our movement problems within

(iaiiada; nor will it solve the prob- lem of transporting our troops from Canada to Europe" MAY USE CIVIL CRAFT

'l'liis problem of getting thou- sands of troops to an area thou- sands of miles away in a short IllllP may lie one of the major tasks facing new Defence Minister Pcnrkes.

lie has long been an exponent of air movcmcnt capability for the ni'm:y. Hut supplying the army with such a capability would cost millions of dollars-one estimate is Si30.00fl.000 lo iift ti brigade.

De ilavillaiid Aircraft Ltd. of Toronto is developing at small

Iiransport for army battlefield use

I Tl('AF

would be improved with develop-i

but this will not solve the prob- lem of long-range air transport.

Canadair Ltd. of Montreal is de- veloping a now transport for the to replace the North Star. This could answer the arnis"a transport problem-providing the government wanted to pay millions of dollars for a fleet which would stand largely ldlc waiting for an

The Air Industries and Trans- port Association suggested to the govornmcnt a few years ago that civil aircraft he earmarked for wartimn use as military transn ports. Nothing came of this but the idea may be revived now that a new govcrnrricnt is in office.

STILL HIGHER

PARIS IAPi -A remodelling nf the television transmitter atop the 'l-Ziffel Tower will add 25 feet to the 984afoot structure. The work :was decided on since it fire broke out in the old system last year.

I rmergency,

i Commissioner Inlondon

By. ALAN IIAIVIY Canadian preu luff Wrllu DONDON (CPl - Cllldira

Prime Minister .-.

nouriced at a pan b

day that Georxe Drew, formg

leader of the Progressive Oou.-. va-live varly. has been appouitu

Canadian high commissioner 1;

London. .

The appointment is enemy. Aug. l. The post. ha; beg v.c..c since last May 8. -when the 19.13, high comniiasioner. Norman Rob. ertson. left to become ambassador in Washington.

S. D. Pierce. deputy mg, Wm. niissioncr. has been acting mg; conimissioner in the interval.

Dicfenbaker. here for the cm. fcrcnce of Commonweal prim. ministers starting gang. day. made the announcement at- most casually at a morning meet. mg uith newspaper men 1,, hi, ueienih-floor suite at the Hotel l)t)l't'll0SlEl'. The news took the re. poriers :3! sjuapriale, though aa DIm'"b5 er I7 ingy um "'9" snuff. lu and twist chewing to- II” bee" ,5.0'."e "cu" "a"II"'"l' Ibacco Bndgoiher types of products ”I"”'”I"'e I" Ca',"d' "mm um during i936. the bureau of statist- DtMlhII”5' 0' Drew! IPPOIMIMIIL ics said Miinday. Advance figures

national leader of the Pmueuive Conservative -party. He resigned that postaa yell IUD because of bad health. Ind VIII 44by 13;. s” . who became prime minister after the party": upset victory ill "N Jill! 10 election. Dtefenibalivr told reporters today that Drew now has fully recow ered.

SURVEYS Fol! MAPS OTTAWA (CPI-The mines and technical surveys department any the 76 survey parties it is send!!! out this year will enable the pm- duction of 200 new topographical ' Arctic. The partiea' work also would enable improvements to several Arctic air-navigation maps and the pro- duction of 12 new map: of coastal and inland waters. MORE TOBACCO PRODUCTS OTTAWA ICPI - Canada's to- bacco industry produced 8444.283.- ooo worth of cigarels. cigars.

took over as

l' l'l.I.Y RECOVERED indicated 3 44.p9r(-em increase INN. 63 and from Guelph. Unt.. over the 1955 output of 8316.653, iias premier of Ontario before In 000, 3? B. JAY BECKER North dealer. will adopt the view that both lie Both aides vulnereble. kin; of hearts and act of dia- mm :"”"":;':t;':.'”i::t-.""..;f:; dx" ' ii:-i:.r hiiill ukp hirfiulf what ' '”1” ii. can do about it if thin condi- . 8 5 3 2 tion exiata QQ4 . wur 3551 A solution will then appear, . n . 5 after greatmtr-zvul. if hzvlaleatuta ' 8 6 5 3 . K 1 , ffiougrcfdivo pill; OIl.ll.l!1Cll TE. 0 1 J I h ' gig;-H 11Qo93.5; bercne. On tlieklngoteluha lead - gov". he will discard the four of hearts; Q A Q J 109 7 3 2 Tllll play make: the contract Q Q 4 virtually foolproof. No longer Q K 1 5 does it matter who has the heart: g .. king or who has the diamond nee. one Nddmp Auume Weat. continues with Norm E-I youth M :.'i:,.:". ”i.:i"l:i.i7S"l-;2":.:?2 P”' P”' T of liearta in next led to dummy'a Opening lead-king of clubl. ace and the jack is returned. It An excellent oitunple of plan- Eut has the king and plays it. ning the play of a hand to an to South win and enter: dummy tnaure the contract in furnished with a trump to discard two titan

monds on dummy'a good hearts Declarer makes live.

If West. has the king he win: the jack of hearts (hia aecond trick), but he can then do no het-

today. Its character in ao unuaunl that the proper play in not obvi- oua even when all (our hands are examined.

Declarcr'a concern when he out see: dummy in that the heart ter than cult hia ace of die- llncue will lose to Eat, and that moods: in fact. if he doean't take If this takea place hi: king of it, he lose: it. diamonds will come uhder attack By c ' the opening trick and be led to the alaughterhouae. to the enemy. declarer does more it he in of a cautious nature. than minimise the chance of do- and neuimlallcally inclined. south feat. He eliminate: ii., ACROSS DOWN 19. Mata 1. Vacation I. TV cabin device 21. Pal I. lixclamr 2. Affirm I2. Mani N W?" 0' 1 Sheer name 0 -arrow iobsl 23. Bag . ' I. Huitata 4. Lucy 23p Ag.-mu. nu PUG M . 10- D0m25U- 5. Garret warm I "195 6. Cooking 26. Calu- ll. Grinding " fat tial MIV-"Ill 1.Wina no bodla I1 TVICK cepucle 17. A red lo-tudara Anus H. withered Q. Neu fruit cvar.) 0. River 29. Frightened 36. Cabbage I5. bpaniali (Gen) 30. llluatrioua 31. Bear ""0 ll. Slope 32. Peer: taatron.) 19- 50d""" 15. Ancriben as. Pay 39. Many ”.VT7l-l I8. -- Soth-vat attention 40. Muffin 11. Erbium isym.) 18. Curved line 19. Female fowl 10.City (Wis) 23. Quick 21. lrightt-r'a second 26. Stupefy 28. Sea off Greece 81. Male cat. 32. Outctlt. clna Uap.) 3!. Buddha IChln.) 34 Exist 35. Owmi 86. Check 38. Cruder 10. Goat antelope It Hardness (2. Curr: name 4.3. Chancel M. Fermented drink

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