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57 12 :Il-Abrams Village .. . 66 as 12 40-Cape E .. . 42 75 9 41-Fifteen Point . 64 82 7.5 42-st. tticholas 4-1 35 0 43-Miacouche g: 1210 ' 6 44-St. Ell gshsjemnglgf-:2:-Ek , , , , ,, 12.5 as 3 l EDMONTON lCPt-The federal to-siunmei-side West 230 zoo 12 government is wending,850.000.- 11-Summergldg 182 155 a 000 to build up the Ldmoninn AQ..S w c 219 233 4 areapas a centre of defence for 40-Summerslde N W. I 156 129 2 one-sixth of Canadas population 50-Summer-aide 8. C. .. 235 249 4 and two-thirds of the countrys 51-Summerside N. C B. 70 71 1 .area. . 52A-Summerside E C A 65 75 I i The sum - for construction of yszn-summ:sri;ldeNEE 17;, 2:); 2 lggrmanent lll'l'tl;i"l!l1'dal!'lIl;Jgl0;C? 53-Summe e ! ses--is ony o e x- I54-Surnrgterskiteie S E. I-15,7 5 ipenditurei tgiamtnwill creatje a contu- 55-She roo 6 0 munityo . P9750115 "5 l'l0li-l 56-Traveller's Itut 129 137 :t of the Alberta capital- 57-indiaii River .. as 70 -5 The army alone will pour S3.- 50-Princeton at Royalty 116 105 1 000,000 annually into the Edmon- 59-Spring Valley . 65 66 1 ton area for recurring expeiidi- 60A-Kenslngton West A 99 M 4 tures only. This does not include 603-Kensingtun West 3 .... 35 all 2 contracts for capital expenditures 315-Kefllllilmll Elsi A 104 74 2 on works pnd buildings. or stores 513mKel'lBlnEl0I! E88! 3 95 34 ll and equipment stocked on a na- 62-North Bedeque .. 72 90 0 Iional basis. The air force iiill mTF'9ell”Vl' - "3 91 13 spend about half that amount an- 64-Centreville Eas 83 74 3 .nua"y. 65-Centrevllle west 68 141 17 mzamuc. COMPLETION 55-N,9Wl0D . 99 74 3 Two miles in of the t'll,V. 57-Klnkura 110 122 0 ,construction is near completion on 60-Searletown til 46 0 the army's Griesbach barracks. 69"Mba"3' 104 113 l lwhile eight miles north. only roads ;?:g'"de" 175 "I3 25 and sidewalks are to be built in 7243'” T,;,”"'" 3" ll9 4 icomplete RCAF Station Namao, i 73g-n.'”" Eat" 95 52 1 l The first will house the arniy'sl yo" 581 57 3 Western Command and some 0i

MacNAUGHT. Liiiei-at . 7540 . . - - - PHILLIPS PIC. . 80” its important unttsetncludtngfthe Mat-tNNtsI c.c.r'. ....... .. 333 2"” :?l'3lI:?"m':'l;'clf,i5 i;f:,t:,”;faT MAJORITY FOR PHILLIPS ....... .. 471 dlaifl Cfmar; 1” y' t The second will be the main KING'S COUNTY RCAF base in the West. under lTactical Air Command and Il(lllS- E 3 , mg 435 transport squadron. the ' .5 3-, -.17 Central Experimental Proving Es- ig ea, :5? tahlishment for cold-weather test- .2:l BE 37'' ing of airplanes. and 7tsUPPlg. I :3 depot stocking equipmen an E - ; ll western air force .- l l-Bvlllwell 72 W 3 3 255?-'33 lit?-'ii 3? i..l"::i:t':L'y..”;l2" ::::'";.r:::::; 4-Red Point 77 . g . . I . l L&uris V y In station piovtding permanen mar- &-Souris East .. 91 tulad fqudrlells ihgmaf izmzlnm m l 7-Souris River . 135 "H" ,"”'.y ' mad in It i Lsouris Line Road H P ousing isbtwgf ir cth gee. kaolin Bay Chapel H 77 ermnnent ui ings inis e loismms west in clude irecreaton ce-ntrfes.l messes ugucad 0, Rouo Bay and bariacks. airtrat iangars,

huge warehouses and administra- -tion buildings. lBIG POPULATION i Lumped together. the popula- .tion of the two areas probably will, .top the 5.000 mark. (lriesbach cov- yers a square mile while Namao isl 3 1-3 by rfiree miles. l The two commands work to- lgether in peace as in war. l Wcsiorn Command. largest of five army territories in Canada. iunder Maj -Gen. Chris Vokes. ex- ercises fililary jurisdiction over lAlberIa. British Columbia, the Yu-y

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27-Cardigan .. Ron and the Northwest Territories-1 GHANA BISHOP HONORED 1 tbome vmey iractical Aitr Commaliltdl has amsirtgii-. ST HYMJNTHL Q P

Martlnvale ar area 0 responsi i'ty wi a- . ' V ue. (C 1-- l)--Roseneath .. mao its largest station. Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger pre- 31-Montague East 124 l There now are 900 soldiers at sided at teremonics Sunday mark- 82-Montague west ,. ,,,,,,, N 120 129 Griesbach and the number will ing the consecration of Msgr. Ga- 33-Dundas . 59 115 double when the PPCLI arrives brlel Champagne as bishop of Ta- ggegienfannling g y . I H 55 4,; .later this year. Personnel at Na-lmale. Ghana. in Africa. Ceremon- 35hwmm and cm” 54 70 umuo number about 900. Wives andyies were held in St. Hyacinthe ggmmonmgue sou", 173 134 tchtldregl doiggtlf these total? andlCathedi;jal atnd were! t::1leIItIRed by gymlmwer Mon" ue 35 104 .more an civtian emp oyees many iguiaries o e oman gammu,-my g,,,,:,,, Eng g 35 119 work at each base. . tcatholic Church and civilian rep- 39-Murray Harbour West . . . . .. 111 125 . Only large billl(Il'ng illlll I10 Vgo resentzitivcs. 4o.uigh Bank V , , , , H 51; 47 -up is a ri-scrvit-e iospia a ia-, ” m 41.-Murray mug; south in 77 lmao. to be completed in 1953.1- 42-Murray River North ,, 31 go Barrack blocks are used now. 48-Glen William 73 79 Headquarters of Western Com-, 44-st. Mary's Road , . 53 39 umand controls the operationsu, 45.Georgetown East .. 127 115 .traini'ng. administration. quarteru 46J getown West .. 95 69 ' ',ing and supply of approximately' 47-Red House . at 57 1200 units of tiie Canadian Army. 48-Annandale 93 73 lrcgular and militia. . 49-Woodville Mills 7l in l Units are from the Royal (Tana-l 50-Llllllchllll 47 50 ldian Army Service Corps, Royal 51-Stllflleon 75 79 1Canadian Ordnance Corps. Engi- 52-GIIDCFCBUX - - - . - .- 46 45 neers Corps; the Western Com-f 53'-Mlll'l'lY Harbour No 62 60 lmand Signals Regiment and thel 3-Clmllgad SIAM -In 55 72 'lN03IllVl'f.'SI Territories and Yulkon

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PERTH. Australia (Reutersml Heavy rain in parts of Western Australia Thursday brought the first relief to a country shrivelled by drought for 10 months. But there was no sign of a general break in the long dry spell in most of Atistralie. The drought has caused grave anxiety.

MONTREAL HONORS FIRST

MONTREAL (CF) - Montrealla first mayor. ignored those mew years. is to be honored at last. The city has decided to call lie city hall annex after Jacques Vigar. appointed mayor for a three-year term in 1832 and with- out so much as a street named after him for his efforts.

COMING EVENTS

Kelly's Cross Play in Lot to Hall. Tuesday. June 11th.

Variety Concert lone Hall. Wed- aeaday. June 12th.

Reserve July I for lobster sup- per. Chepatow School-

Dance Lorne Valley Hall. Tues- day. June 11th. Good music.

legular dance lonahaw inn. Tueatlay night. Burns cehestra.

Princetowa Id. variety concert in Wheatley River Ball. tonilln. r

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Once every haraday eight Cardigan iiegtee lall. Veeatere orchestra.

Dance Ilt. Uewart Ilall. Tees- day night. Rollie letlelalei Ot- theatre.

D a a c e. In School. Tuesday. June 11. ieeoI'a Or- eheatra.

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air traiisiiori command headquar- ters iii Lachine. Que. supplies transport requirements for the RCA? in Western Canada and lur- nislies supplies for the Northwest Staging Route bases such as Cam- hf'lfl;.'9 Bay and Resolute Bay in the izir north.

('1-ZPIC climatic detachment does all cold weather experimental project iitnrlt for the RCAF. the Royal Canadian Navy air arm and the niiinstry of supply and RAF in l-England.

No 7 supply depot provides tcchiiiciil and non-tecltnical sup- plies atitl explosives to all RCAF Bziscs West of the Great Lakes.

'l'lii- ins communications and rcu-tic ill',!lll carries on Search anti rtwrllc operations north of the Cziiizitliiiii luiiindary from the bor- der uf Manitoba to the BC. boun- dary.

hacli liasc ccot more than 323.- 00(l.0o(l and wit equipment costs, lhc liIl.'il iiiillay will be 350.lX)0.IX)fJ. Al lti'c.xniii. a group of frame hiiilrhii:- iiiwir the Edmonton mun- Icipal airport houses both TAC and W('u'l0rn Command.

ACTIVI-Z FOMMUNITIES

(',iiiiiiniiiiii,v life on the statitinsi is iirt-iii iiiiich like living in anyl (';iii:uli..ii initn -- perhaps betterl Tlii-i-i .oi- iiinre recreational and- Pillltlhtllllllltlll facilities than in a

noriiial mniiinity of lihe same , Sllifl 'tl:ii-i-it-ii iitizii-tci-s vary in size i

from ion to tour bedrooms. The arnii l(lllll'l.Ll'si 571 to 3145 monthlyl rental and air force rates are, about lllf' -iinic Rates lil Edmon-l ton are No to S50 higher. Thel arnicd lorci-2' rentals vary with hoiise size and rank, Barracksl have a bat-licloi'-apartnient atmos-l plit-re. l

The ull' furi-t- had its personnel elcct a rtiaytir and town council which has its own funds for com- munity improvement. The army has a similar ctimmunily leaguel set up Both stations have Homel and St-Iitiol assticizititins and other, cotnnitinity organizations. 4

For einertainmcnt anti recrea-l lion. there are well - appointed messes, movie theatres. recrea- tion halls with gymiiasiums. hobby shops and libraries. Each base has its own stores. barber shops and beauty parlors and post office. There are also churches and Ill-room schools. A second school is under construc- tion at Grieshach.

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Egypt Clears Way For French Ships AI Suez

CAIRO (AP)--Egypt technically cleared the way Sunday for French ships of resume using the Suez Canal.

A I sponsible source in the li- nance ministry announced that President Nasser": government is prepared to accept free sterling in transit tolls for French shipping.

Egypt originally wanted pay- ments in hard currency-such as US dollars or Swiss francs - from all vessels using the reop- ened waterway, but modified that stand in negotiations this spring. Eritisb ships are paying in ster-

ng.

Although France still protests Egypt's coiitrol of the canal. the finance ministry disclosed Satur- day she had asked Egypt to allow French ships to go through on payment of tollt in sterling-

”In the case of French ships in transit through the Suez Canal, the Egyptian government does not ob- ject to receiving free sterling In paymcnt of transit tolls," the fi- nance ministry source told report- ers. "This is in accordance with rules laid down by the Egyptian government that transit tolls for ships USIIIR the Suez Canal be paid in either free or C0nl'PrIIl1le cur- rencies ”

A izovernmenl Slllli('P in Paris ance of free sterlinpg clears the way technically for the French to use the canal but he said a deci- sion to send this through must wait for a new cabinet.

France is the last country boy- cotting the canal.

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Times Change In Mission Work .

VANCOUVER (CP)-The church must examine itself to keep up with changing problems in the mission field. the general as- aembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada wa.. told Friday night

Dr. E. H. Johnson of Toronto. secretary for overseas minions. said "What was obedien to God's call 10 year's ago may fall far short of obedience now."

Before the 1930s. he said. there was little examination of what missionary work tried to do. Now missionaries realiud that they

cannot present the Christian faith. to non - Christians unless they understand the people. The church

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was also beginning to study the dynamics of growth of young churches to see why some nour- Inhed while others were stunted.

The EOIPEI must be revelant to economic problems as well as the "ultimate" problems of the indi- vidual, he said. National devc'op- ment in foreign countries was making their citizens ask knew and deep" questions-

The assembly does tint meet to- day or Sunday. Sessions resume Monday.

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