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I A special meeting of the J|lll- , ior Lt-ague of the Cllarl0ll"l0WI 3 ~ADEANE wquggx ill, gwol-«gage with general lj , Hospital was held Thursday pglus IAPI — The house of ion poicy, the harm. or his -5- 07”" ‘°”‘c"“"';.": 001959‘ WW» '“ '5‘ NW5" R955‘ Christian Dior will uinlinue de sistaln designers neverhavebcu '9" w‘

deuce with 23 members present. spy, the designer-, gnu, 11m.-g. revealed. ‘ The Preaidepl_ Mn. John Ma|- day in ltaly. He is the uxth Prais output mull:

loney. opened the meeting with “Our sales girls are continuing to die since the ‘war. Paton. R0 The flvdjfi fulfil prayer and stated that a special with fittings, use house is open; chas, Leona. Pililfl 333 F3“ meeting had been called in order all the personnel so on with their preceded (:1 Ill!-‘Se IIOIDOI. t toduc a new project. and ks." 099'- l?:;rov@Tbyfl|¢|n¢|nfirj Ttiisniesaacewaareadtioa Diorcledatthehdchtaflla would take the place of the usual 2 ‘ Christmas Tree Jackpot, and lobby bylihe Marqlils de M-uv sreéied Nth-'I8hi°°h:'u“P":-h_ would be H, “mull ml pml,,_.l_ sabre. chief of Dior: press serv- ‘Beside 3: partial set She then called on Mrs Clarence ‘°‘‘- _, 7“ Ym;“D’..'omh".Ed' lull . C0'ady_ chalrm‘n of wlys ‘Id Pale and Uilltfllng from shock l'l'I . e\\ . l V

. . , I m"ns_ lo “plum the _m.ol,cl_ .and grist,’ he refused to answer dozen other. It‘ 10' 551%. I .

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. .. ldel - th t otth "new h brouizhtanewbranchtolbt Turkey shoot. , P '3.” ° "*3 °' ° gfiwlng ,,,d.,,.ry labelled “chm Em

lthbee ledth .. .,. <_»- i~«»u~3r‘ ° ‘Z5-”’i..T.“*.,*.'°:‘.::‘ '2:f“::.:,*::.“’t.:;::': “."..::":... ..... ...i.on-I am -- mu new AD MEN'S PRESIDENTS 1"“ m--==- Mr-T M-or--c. .. u r ..... kon . ......... ..~.......... .. .... pm or no am »» mn- lShe then called on Mrs. Maclaaac v:m_0:°".“ hoofwatm ‘greed iilmemammal mm wallllon tn. sea in a lumbar of lnduatrlaa. , _ - *0 "Wain "id 8'" I dsscfiviiol with textile kin Marcel huussac si70o00oo '“”'°‘'‘‘ ''''‘’'°’''‘“‘ "" Tl‘!!! YOOV, 0 50"“ BUY "'9" ‘V.’ pf \' Rt\(~lhnItler' «lent Pives(id- Elltin jltyhnstiii. ndPl(‘€S|d':‘l;i T2‘ or the way the ahoot would bet 1-PI‘; death lfawfi an |mmeme'l ' ‘ ' nnrkedlyhl1herth:.:ayearud- cm at \lac .aren Ad\erttsing 0. oc e, 0 nson a '30 t e mnducled‘ _‘_ I B ‘ l‘ _ let ‘ll flu pg. growth I. mitm, turns over the Prcsid- agencies held its 34th annual ixlm Jack Macfiachern made |\’a(Ll:l":.hPd§rEl)(:lOr fit’); rim‘ MANY ‘NDl.stn“E5 ‘me lfior hm‘ ln me ‘an. P9.

enrg. of the Canadian Assot-iat- meeting at Ste. Adele. Quebec.

‘ ‘ . 4- - . ‘.Clmtii' r&lucts ‘ad uliadialhelncreaaeln Hm M Adwmslng Agwmes w a motion that a ballot be held tolfinanualy. He contributed mag B r I t l sh o u a s p n rel on .-

decide if the Turkey Shoot be tniificenty in giving back to from more than 4.700 mauufae-:unemPl°¥m°‘- ———~ ~ - ————~ —v- —~ ~—*- held This was secondqj by Mr; ‘Fl-gnce her prestige ‘m the word iurers in 1556 WEN Wilued 3" ‘I-‘lute HOV d imlnilrlnil ” C.’ Jack 'vlacCarville. The vote waaiof fashion when it had been . 5‘

. . ' ' .- .. ._j_. — , "l\l'lil(t::(l;lll-mtrusly in favor of thellzggken by the war and uccupa-l SMALL REPUBLIC lfedgral jofldmaellt

, ‘ - ' -~ « ' -m of 4?A.tIl|' Perry MacDonald stated N0 Sl,(.(‘l-‘.Ss0R lsql:;)l‘le\lB",nlhelsv kaligidagena emmuedl fiaruer um ‘uh uh Cundhn

' . . ‘, \1rs ‘ Parade At Gaza AirsfrIP W M" '“° “”°"'“ "' '“°* ”""'.3J£Z:£f.‘i"‘..“;:f ‘I.’ population or a.we.ooo in 1956- Law cow--. *- - W P"

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. Parlidale wa ‘l bl ad t;\7.A AP» L'F\'F.l'-‘ troops A Canadian scout car and a lllal ll‘. shoot h:ld.ln l

lt)<lZl_\' hold all |nlprei§l\'(‘ paradelliigoslav armored reconnais- ll", held next to the lull i.. mark United Nalitins Day at satire \t‘lllk‘l9 followed. l was declded to hold . Ho‘ vhc (la/a airstrip ncar the de— Gen Burns told the troops Turkey Dllm". in comlecllon with

THE ROYAL BANK or cairana

flI£<ll'(‘8lltlfl line separating this ' L'Y\'l-IF has the honor of carrying llle Show ‘ml Mr P M ‘ ‘ \ _ narrow refugee » packed striplout in this part of the world the.l)(,Mld was qmollllederctz cg:

from Israel purpose 0' the UN Chart?“ lvene the dinner. The Dinner to '

it! time nations serving with, He added‘ "00? [ask is Wm?’ ‘be held salllld N . ml’. Ml! ' 1

I \l‘IL~ \\(‘-re l~¢-pl~95pl-lled al mp times tlifflt-rill and strange. ll. pill, X Chulfjll Pnrl-‘dull’. t e lmisitlc by a tokcn force of about “some of you Illa)‘ ihiiik W9 There being no further bugl-

:,n (Vll|('(‘l'g and men are not given proper power to cm Mu Ll" mew-D‘ .d)oumed_ I '

l \'l~Zl<‘ commander .\laj -Gen. able us to keep the peace or set- ‘ l-i l. M BurnsofCanada, W981’-ill? any Conflict which would in: 8 V\l'llI(’ uniform and two make war break out. and that our “$95,” We" loo high hm hen rims of medals. took t.he salute being here is not settling the ter~ ‘as . rellwlanc. to reduce

(it'll. Burns inspected the troops ‘ rible problems of refugees whose al 3 mm, of high demand for C._ iv Brazil, Canada. Columbia. Dc-n— unhappiness we see every day." nadlan dollars « mark, Finland. India. Norway, But, “soldiers do not decide po~ move would lllmfl. \ii;:oslavia and Sweden. t7ontin- litical questions or make peace dollar-3 “Chang. rat

its position of leadership by a policy -

izcnts, wearing blue berets and treaties."

tiuafornis of their own countries. UNER bl’ “3“".“in£ ill? iafik . . . laid down for it by the General ti ' ’-h d _t V

UN} flld|( (‘ D3? I r9\l9\|lnfll ‘Assembly’. had “at least kept pa’-

?i{}'.T:.'3..TlTr§:§sp?§i"§‘§.§’""l'i:..,.Z..Z.'“-~”°'"‘ "‘”"‘ UNGRADED Colombo Plan Conference EGGS At Washington Next Year °‘" Pam 9”" dc

; livered Vernon today:

of continuous improvement in Esso

/ and E550 Extra gasolincs:

. ' ‘ l l O I u - .£;:!:’:;?"_‘t“';..t.;‘:2.:“é“.r. '%.ol.*:{$‘..”L’,iIl.‘l'.1..‘?'..‘2.":.’?£...?§;; Grade A Large 52. To maintain th at le adcrshi p we are ombo Plan conference today de~ ‘since 1950 Grade A Medium ,_ , 42¢

cided to hold its next annual A communique said the area is« '

meeting in Washington in 1958. experiencing a “dynamic growth Grade A small ' ' " ' ' 28c The decision wound up the four- _ and expansion" despite balance Grade 3 34¢ day meeting of the organization l’ of-payment problems and mm. ' ' ' ‘ '. ' ' ‘ ' ' ' founded in Colombo in 1950 to ltionary pressures, Grade C . . . . . . . . . . . . 186 promote the economy of South-. "The existence among the peo~' oalstt Alllnndt:)rli':l;;ldeI.h d I 'ples of the region of confidence Cracks ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 18¢ waa u . t e eegates in their own destiny i tact ‘ decided to meet next in the Uni- I highly favorable to $s0('al8l Eggs graqed ‘mmedlalfi ted fitates because it has donated‘ economic improvetrnent." l.V "P0" d9hV9l'Y- Emptles

continuing to invest in research and

grerumed. in new methods of refining highest °‘"''‘'' '’°"'‘ E. J. Mc-cDou9o|| - A S."‘ ittn i-n offtca] reserves. For, ‘some time there has beenafce-l~‘ V9l'n0n. P-E-L

UITAWA fCPl—.A move that! ing in federal quarters that the may use pressures on the money market became evident Wednes- day as the bank of Canada re-l

quality gasolincs, as we have in the

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pa§t,on a scale unequalled in

United States dollars. increasing 1 e ow of cash aval able WAMNLE federal treasury.

in the two months of August and September the central bank - reduced official holdings of Am-

cent years—became available to the federal treasury.

Thus. instead of borrowing morie_v— as it sometimes has had to do »—— to provide the central‘ bank with cash advances to sup~ port "orderly" marketing of the dollar. the treasury now is in re ceipt of extra cash which it may use in pay the government‘: billa. P BASES LOAN DEMANDS

For example. a government loan of some $250.000.000 matures next month. if the flow of cash from the central bank contintiesl to increase. the treasury may‘ have to refinance perhaps only part nr that.SZ'>0.000.(Kll inst, of the entire amount.

That kind of trend could lead to an easing of pressure in the demand for loans in financial markets and perhaps in the long rtin to an easing of the current high interest rates.

But whether that trend will con- time is in question. it is under-

Canada’s oil industry.’ ~

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