Board Of Transport Comm. Will Have Its Youngest Chief

By JOHN LeBLANC 1

ft mdiaa Press Staff Writer I OZTAWA (CF)-The board of” its sport commissioners. key fed-. qtal agency regulating railways and pipelines. soon will have the youngest chief in its 50-year his-

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pcfiod of the Royal Agricultural Wnter Fair. MACIHNIIY Fol BTQIAGI Servicing motors for storage is a small chore that willpay big div- idends. after the mot.orhi;as been runn.i:: gan iswarnI.c ngethecr l”f.l;”3lia 12:: T.'li2l”ll'.t”:"..Lit we -1- meme can win - --2 war series of freight rate and pipe pmvenuun "H '1” "Pen"? u” line cases. Though the appoint- "M" I" m”9' 9' "''”V m” ment is for 10 years. Mr. Shepard In" "I tmwumy 9”" '11 mm” will be the fourth chief since 1948. "'3 P'""- TN5 lm Wm I” 53'-I''' This time. the government has '”"”'V I” "I9 5'" 0993"-Ill PCP picked not only one of the coun- kid 5"” "'9 330"” II" 599'! Pl" back into service. Before putting

oline is left in any of them. Remove the battery and have it cleaned and change peroidically before the motor is used again. Service the air cleaner and crank case be breather before putting the motor away. If it is stored outslda cover the exhaust pipe to prevent water from getting into the ,L. If the machine is on rubner tires

g Unemployment Less In October

Than In Any Month In 5 Years I.

the previous month but 1l'I,& higher than in October. 3. Number of persons without Jobs

OTTAWA (CP)--&n&'s buoy. Nil 90130113! k& the country's labor force map may ouupjed in Octoberthan in awe... nding and seeking work at Oct. so to Wm"! in the lutove years. the tailed 9a.ooo compand with mics lovernmeat Monday. lat Sept. 22 and 142.0!!! at Oct. 8

The bllrnu d (dishes and thellast year. However, i-mime. HM? dllillillqlt IIH in a joilltifor employment at na

0113' stalamut ht for ploynient service otrlcea eased ta lor the oath ratndaed vlrtualiyl157.400, a decline of 1,400 tram chanted as coparad with Sep--Sept. so and a drop of 35.300 from

. several tiona IN and .'?3”"t y...-."&'..."i."l."1.t'5 ”"”""" 'i3"...'"'...'"', M ---t M232 ”' be

tory. ,

Claranre D. Shepard. 42-yearrold tugs ff": ii-HI ”:'”,"S 0: I;'i,e1IggI-II the motor away clean it thoro vh- should either be blocked tot he "emh" Oct 20. 1955.

Winnipeg lawyer, will shift from If as U am 3 .."gry an I am ' KT - "D. , .. The bureau estimated ti: - -' ' r ” (9)? ll hlIlll0C- , Nil" flat! and - .. ..

pleadem lame mm m mm st; 6 footer physically up to the liertmliie or solvelnlti .33 . am: the weight off the tires or 1:. on be, 0, mm" with Ms ulslielflizl-IRLGRISTRATIONS DOWN ., m). h modem: sum.” . mm Mm” cowmwm. Tn metropolitan Jritkuce .,,,,.

grip of the exacting JOIJ. accompl is mos pressure increased to about twice on . "9"." ' . The decline In new reglsu-a. (:1). "d in lug.”-all mnlu. nu. 1. muuu an mu "J. ha I 8l.iII.ID - pg-uh operltlns Presiurm For outside ' "'3 1' munitions was due to a reduction at 3') entry or an gun,” .,.I' II! VI”! all doors and spageni; ' II) cars. .

to the Sl7.000-at-year position of chief commissioner. I informants said Monday the up-. pointnicnt. which also entails Shepard becoming a justice of the I-Jxclicqiicr t'uui't of Canada, will he aiiniiunccd won by Prime Min- isivr Si Laurent Mr. Shepard -- who has reprey iienied the fllaniloha government: before the board in freight ratei cases since 19-lit-will become thei yoiingcsl member of the Ext-he-'1 qucr Court. fliough he will not sill on ihe l-Ixchcqucr Bench. By leg- isliiiiiiii. lhc ('IllCl commissioner must he an l-Exchequer judge. WILL .Ifl'5' COURT llr shcpartl will succeed Mr. .iiixiit-in .i ll Kearney. 62. who suf- frred a mild heart attack last sum- nicr and is expected to move soon in the loss arduous duties of the lviwhcqucr Court. The chief cnmmissionershlp is regarded as one of the toughest jolts in the government service,

Agricultural News

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zlecl tlit-ir own officers. help plan their programs and, through cany- lng out a 4-H prolect. they learn agientific methods in farming and homemaking. A total of 72.762 members were enrolled in 5.006 clubs in Canada in 1956.

The 4H program is organized In the province: by the Depart- ent of Agriculture and is direct-

It has combined this with a move readily. Lubrlcate the motor com- calculated to pacify Prairie de pletely. Replace old grease and mands for geographical represent- supply the proper grade of oil to atin on the board, Mr. Shepard the hearings. will be the first chief commis- The cooling system should he sioner from the Prairies and their serviced. Drain any water from the first commission.-i since Hon. W. radijtor gnd nus;-. out the cooling J. Patterson. former Liberal Sask- gygtgm iuyinx 1; empty. 1; mm. atchewan premier. resigned to be- come that province's lieutenant- governor in 195i.

WAS ACTIVE LIBERAL

Politically, Mr. Shepard also has been an activa Liberal. He is a past president of the provincial Liberal-Progressive Association in Winnipeg South. and in Manitoba's last general election headed the caiiipziizn committee for Provin- cial Treasurer R. D. Turner.

Mr Shepard is vice-president of the Winnipeg chamber of com- merce and past president of the Manitoba division of the Canadian

Red Cross He was an army cap- tain overseas in the Sceond World war. ..

Clubs is the National organization through uhit-ii the 1-H club pro- gram in liallada is coordinated. .The council, with headquarters in lottawa, becanie incorporated in I 1933 and is maintained through the interest and financial support of the federal and provincial depart- ments of agriculture, thirty-four business companies and twelve na- .tional agricultural associations. The Council's program over the

storage, rubber tires that are cov- ered reduce the amount of check- lng. inside storage is best for machines - providing space is g. vaiiable-otlterwlse Mr. Cheshire inommends storing in a machine

past twenty-five years is a com- plete story in itself. Briefly, its ship and services in establishing

yard protected from poultry "and

9,100 in Ontario. Applications rosa

livestock. in all other areas. being up MID Applying tlleae hints to vour in the Pacific region, 2.1130 in the

farm machinery will muce.big re. Prairies. 1,600 in Quebec and 1.1m

duee depreciation and repairs on in the Atlantic provinces.

these pensive places of equip-I The usual shift of farm workers

inent. linln non-farm industries was smal-

Atlantic. man (into and :a.- mans) Prairie rim (ism ted to suds Gene: 'd'"' mi: Q bec. 45.245 (43.65: and 24. - ' i ' ' " Hosiiiui 56.052); Igntario. s1.u'i (sons and mgiif hem" mm (mm "d Tuudw seven ”:”s'i:yh"' "II"

can't see the car

for the crowd . . .

ed at the national level by the y I , I Canadian council on H-1 Clubgil and maintained the principles and 5 Ottawa. 4-H Club work is internat-. in: a medium for the exchange l lonal in scope and is organized high MGBIS M Club WOFK: Pf0dIVdc today in more than thirty - five of ideas and information, both na-

countrics. tionally and internationally; pro 0BJEC'l'lVES' ' The principle oblective of 4-H ,; , club work is to provida a well- :- balanced training in citizenship. ' One of the great needs today is the training of young people to better serve as future leaders and w citizens. In recognition of this 1 5 need the Departments of Agricult- -" ure and the Canadian Council on A-H Clubs are providing every pos- sible opportunity for young people to develop. to the utmost. their , special talents and abilities. r This is being achieved in many . . " ways. For example. through talt- African V1olei.s--

' - ro ams.

it"::.:.':;.:ll:::""ii.2..:: .... Your INDOOR Garden prupcr manner in which meetings Cold wel(hgf m , "I . should be conducted. Through de- "goodby" ,0 th. bum, hates. discussion periods and dem- and Plusure of outdoor onstrations. they are learning how gudent but in mi. way.

issue of the NEW Star

to express themselves ably and

well in addition through serving Weekly John Bradshaw tells how to keep your

as uffict-rs and on committees.

they are developing character.

foresight and sound judgement, all rooms dive with coioun

of which is helping to prepare The African violet b? cause of its beauty and evyer-flowering qualitiaa

them for future service and for

larger fields of responsibility. has supplanted the geran- ium as our most popular

Secondly. 4-H club work is en-

couraging the use of improved and house plant. Read "Suc- cessful African Violets"

It must be the ALL-NEW THBILLPOWEH.

PLYMOUTH 95 mm

TORSION-AIRE RIDE

recommended practices in fann- ing and homemaking. One of the requirements of each

3 5 , 4-H member is to carry out a pro- . . . . . , ject on tha farm or in the house. "' th" V'”k ' l”"'- , ii The purpose of this nuangement New menus: new raci- pea; fashion news; intar- Whenever youseeacrowd these days, there's probably system does It . . . gives you new "big-car” comfort with road-huuinb Sports-car handling aasa.

is to develop ownership. respon- sibility. partnerships with the par- ants and the adoption of better methods. A boy's interest may be arous- ad when he finds that the income t fromhlafleldofgralnorpenof calves can be increased through the application of scientific find-

a new Thrill-Power Plymouth ri ht in the centre of it. And no wonder! The new iirill-Power PI outh brings you more major engineering and atylirlin ad- vancea than any car.has ever odered before. t'a look at a few of them. '

New :57 Flight-Swaap ling with "do bl h d " headlights and soaring st:Yll fins . . . a dbwaahita Sis

eating pictures; and stories to entertain . . .

youill find than all in this week's NEW Star Weekly,

New TMII.-Power Gel Step lightly on the accelerator. Feel that instant response. '5 your choice of new V-8or6powarunderthahood.Powart.hatgivaayou thegoto otharcarswithanaxtramargino! safety. An ,of course. puab-hruttion automaticabifiing lets you control all this power with ilngar-touch aoaa.

lnga. Also. that through the use of fertilizers and other sollbulld- lng practices. the productivity of pastures and. aub-marginal land can he raised. Likewise. girls III- rolled in home economics cluha learn how to beautify a room. how to choose fabrics and sew. and how the proper preservation of foods

motion that puts your dreams on wheels. And lies a miracle of design because its new, lower-than-evar body gives you more room inside.

New Torsion-Alra Ridal It's an entirely new concept

of smooth-riding comfort. You reel feel the roughest. bumps. You take curves love an flat. And even

New Total-Contact Stop-Powarl You ato safe -quick praasurawithnaw tal tact brakes because spread atop-pressure evenly. .

Y . 't' boa to cl ' wall 1 . . . ...”.'; IT'li'r-illl-Poiig piy..'.'.l'.?il'.'ro.-a7'.' ”” ”" '" ”'

emergency stops are smooth, without ltu-chin; "nogg- diva. A

revolutionary new torsion-bar suspension

tlrect from the 4-H garden. . , bII:manl.l)mpillteas1e.sut: ,i::"p::gi:;Ii SIIIl,lIrIVIIl,Iiy0llfCllfyslif-Plyilofitll-FII'pfIOIIOi'8lIUll

aspect of 4-H work. however. great- DIIIIIIIICINY UOIIIIWIII horn ovary

er emphases is placed :2 the tl'I'l'I,l- lng of the club mem r and e . . . . . angle tasliirisdtatxnguiahtba 22?32l'.?f.dlil'll2'.'i ' i n-ii-rw-ilmri at-C-ma gracafullyputwar , the land a P0il0d- Illht look 00 PgInout.h's

naiw Shape of "Double-header" Iiaadli hlsilend sports-car hair to Plymmlt:'l stand- out nupal busapuam-gnlla Ilfvll guard. wra around winsrhiald ivaa yoz gnatu-thanavc visi

I-ll CLUB WEEK

Among all gther honour in 4-1! work the all-expense trip to Na- tional 4-H Club Week is the high- pai award. As guests of the Can- .-adian Council on 4-H Cluba. pro- rellciency winners in 4-If from the ”' '&ii provinces are brought to Tor- onto at the time of the Royal A- gricultural Winter Fair and givu opportunities to discuss subjects ' (feeling Canadians as cltlum am -T an.ada's role in world affairs. In .. addition.

You'ra aiwaya a step ahead in can of tha Forward Look) Ianufastuad by mrylar Oarpualaaatamflliitlsd

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banquets. attend the Winter Fair Iod visit Ottawa and Niagara Falls. "4-H and ,Our Natloaal Heri- tage" has been designated as the theme of the 19!! National 4-! Club Week and. formulating each has been

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