Edmonton Journal from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada • 3

1 HK JOIUMI, MllkD-tV. JU.V II. tM ru.r. iiiHiB KEEK WI KiHT IJMIT8 a fwt a im Ma Ft a o.f i a maintained In resolution piianed. at lla annual convention.

The fed Warning Device Ordered For Any 'Phone "Tapping" 1,111, I AIM Women who work ahouldn't lift weights, Tlmt'a wmt the Now Jcr- eration went on record aa "aee k-Ins the enactment of legislation prohibiting employera from requesting female employeei to lift weight In excesa of 23 pounds," rMOULTDNi lation, council also adopted a revised and modified edition of the "rules and regulations" which appear In the front of city telephone directories. There are no major changes, Mr, Brown said. for Quality and Service rlJtiteon'Aii (Eoiiijjun yj J'iiiiiiiiihi. ill ill 1" flJr VV'; 1 1 la CLEANING DRY COLLEGE 70-M MOOR STRPfT IWT TORONTO RESIDENTIAL ANO DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS tKADE 1 TO XIII Omrdl l.ntm Mnjtrn IjtmAnn Will ViuiWti Ciymntiium itmltrul Count School R-opans Sep, 10th Ft ilhitrtiiJ kmckm, nit lit Prmcifrl 12 MW Marlon V. Royco, fHONC 2236S or 41337 i INTERNATIONAL Recording of telephone conversation In Edmonton without a warning device to be Initialled by the Edmonton Telephone System haa become Illegal, imclrr a new rrisulatlon adopted by city council Friday.

The regulation wan proposed by C. E. Brown, telephone auperln-tendent, who aald It la enforced throughout the United States and In most cities In Canada. It Is covered by federal law In the U.S., but a atmllar law haa not been passed by the Canadian government. All persons wishing to use a recorder in connection with their telephones must have a warning device connected by the telephone system.

The device fives a short "beep" tone every 15 seconds Indicating that a recorder is 'aelng used. It goes Into operation at the same time the recorder la switched on. Mr. Brown told council the system does not Intend to sell recorders at present, although If the demand becomes great enough, the matter will receive further consideration. Besides approving the new regu try DYERS CLEANERS I 10666-97 Street STORE HOURS 9:30 TO 5:30, WEDNESDAYS 9:30 TO 12:30.

DIAL 914 L'i via the mighty St Lawrence MvWintlMW ma-P JAMES F. GREGG Hotelman Takes Calgary Position Chief clerk at the Macdonald since the first of this year, James F. Gregg has resigned and has taken the post of manager of the 200-room York hotel in Calgary, according to an announcement Saturday by the board of directors of the York. He took over his new WATCH MONDAY'S PAPER FOR 75 MORE VALUES. DON'T Parking Project Plans Revised New plans are being drawn for Macdonald Parking Services Ltd.

to provide for the construction of underground parking and offices in five floors above ground, city council was told Friday by Commissioner Hodgson. The buildin? Is to be located immediately east of the Macdonald. Council recently gave the firm permission to construct only the underground parking as a start, although the original agreement called for the parking and an office building. The firm has said that the cost, based on tenders received, was higher than anticipated. Aid.

Miller Friday asked the commissioners what progress was being made towards a start on MISS A DAY AT THE BAY-SEE OUR WINDOWS AND WATCH OUR ADS! Look For The Exhibition Value Sign Throughout the Store! duties Monday. Mr. Gregg formerly was in hotel work at Winnipeg, where he became assistant manager of the Marlborough hotel, after serving five years in the Royal Canadian Air Force in the Second Great War. Ke Joined the CNR in October, 1948, in Edmonton. In 1949 he was assistant manager of Jasper Park Lodge.

Mrs. Gregg arfd four daughters have moved with Mr. Gregg to Calgary. White EUROPE construction and received the answer that new plans are being drawn. Commissioner said the firm discovered its financial backers were, not prepared to advance funds for the underground parking alone.

He said new plans are- being drawn in hopes of reducing the cost and the lowest- bidder on the original plans will be asked to give an estimate on the new ones. Council Authorizes $1,876,938 Program Authority to construct local improvements and public works, to cost $1,876,938, was granted the city engineer's and waterworks departments by city council Friday. Watermain construction, part of the 1953 program, will cost The areas to be served were, advertised and no protests were received, the commissioners reported. Local improvements authorized will 'cost $872,708, and includes: DOGGIE HASTI NOTES, 1 5 Doggie notes for thank you notes or invitations. With matching self seal CflC envelopes JIJ COLORING BOOKS Large assortment of fascinating coloring 1 fj books to keep the kids amused.

HBC Stationery, Moin Floor FIBREGLASS FISHING ROD An ideal casting rod. Foil is mode of fibregloss. Fitted with standard reel C.95 fittings. LEVEL WINDING REEL Smoothly operating casting reel with adjustable click, pork arbor, 100 yard 0.95, capacity. 3-PCE.

TAPERED SET Matched luggage set for women in new tapered styling by McBrine. Irish linen dwn bound in cowhide. Full price 56.50 ZIPPERED CLUB BAG Made of split cowhide, fully lined, 11,95 double handles, ful zipper ond lock. HBC Sporting Goods and Luggage, Moin Floor ARMSTRONG LINO TILE Flexible and strong, it is easy for anyone 1 C(J to install. Each ENAMEL FLOOR COVERING Baroleum is smartly styled and brilliantly QC(J colored 9' vide.

Sq. 0J JUTE HALL RUNNER Heavy jute pile woven into a strong back. Oriental design on wine background. 0,95 27" wide. COCO MATTING SALE For outdoor porches and stairs.

Low priced. Sailings ivery Friday from Montreal and Quebec: First Class $220 up according to ship and season. Tourist $152 up according to ship and season. Enjoy the sheltered St. Lawrence Route sailing through historic, beautiful country.

Canadian Pacific "White Empress" sailings are the "See" way to Europe. Seasoned traveller or "6rst tripper" you'll appreciate the luxury of the famous White Empresses: EMPRESS OF SCOTLAND, EMPRESS OF FRANCE and EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA. Shipboard fun dancing, movies and food that's famous. Accommodations, of course, are the last word in convenience and comfort while Canadian Pacific service speaks for itself. Action Deferred On Cafe Protests Complaint by business firms near 97 st.

and 103 st. against a cafe in the district was referred by city council Friday to the city commissioners for a report at the next meeting. In a petition to council the firms asked that the owner's license be revoked because the use of the cafe by undesirables and resulting disturbances caused loss of business. Mayor Hawrelak reported that city police have had the matter under advisement for some time and recently suggested to the owner that he employ a special constable to maintain order. The mayor said he understands the owner intends to do this.

Council agreed to wait until the next meeting when a report will be given on the results obtained by the special constable. G. R. SYVALWELL, SlMimhlp Ointral Agtnt, Canadian Pacific Edmonton Tel: 25-475 Auistanct with passporlt and full information from your own trovtl agent or standard paving, boulevards and trees curbs, concrete walks, street construction. $67., 635; oiling gravelled roads.

lane construction. north side storm sewers, $99,750: north side sanitary sewers. $64,810, and south side sanitary sewers, $39,830. Council awarded a contract for two-inch asphalt surfacing of gravelled roads1 to Mannix-O'Sul-livan Paving Co. on a bid of $471,708, which includes the supply and placing of new gravel where necessary.

The alternative bid, if no gravelling is to be done, was $353,794. Crown Paving and Construction Co. only other bidder, placed tenders of $574,647 and the alternative, $464,447. In recommending acceptance of the $471,708, the city engineer reported city crews have a large program of gravelling and preferred that the gravel needed be supplied by the paving company. 1.25 1.50 I 36" I yd.

I- AM H-. TRAVEL IT SHIP SEE MOKE RELAX MORI BERLOW MOTH SPRAY Just spray it on and forget about moths. Reg. 1.29 and 2.57 PQc 1.19 now yg and HOSE CONNECTORS Mend that old hose. connectors, IQc reg.

25c for PITCHERS Various metallic colors, 1 pint capacity. Good quality vacuum filler. O.09 R.eg. 4.25 for HBC Housewares, Lower Main Floor DINETTE SUITE 5 piece wrought iron dinette Q.SO suite. Full price $99.

9.40 monthly down HBC Furniture, Third Floor SUMMER SHORTIES An economical shortie for that extra warmth on cool summer 1,95 00.50 10 to 20. TERMS LL No phone orders HBC Women's Coots, Second Floor MEN'S SANDAL SHOES For, beach or holidays. Open cut vamp, wide leather strap, flexible sole, rubber 0,99 heel. Good size range. 0 HBC Men's Shoes, Moin Floor SUMMER MILLINERY Straws ond summer felts in red, navy, 0,93 white, 0 No phone orders HBC Millinery, Second Floor MEN'S WOOL SUITS Pure wool worsteds in latest shades and patterns.

All models, sizes 36 to 46. JC Full price 49.50. 7.65 monthly down HBC Men's Clothing, Main Floor FUR NECKPIECES 4 skin Kolinsky neckpieces, luxurious, medium shade. Full Q.90 price $89. 8.45 monthly down HBC Fur Salon, Second Floor FUR NECKPIECES 4 skin Russian squirrei neckpieces in grey and brown shades.

Full price 39.50. $5 monthly down HBC. Fur Salon, Second Floor DISH CLOTHS REDUCED Loosely woven cloth that will really fle clean dishes. HBC Notions, Main Floor STRAW HATS REDUCED Colorful straw hats for the beach or A 4g vacation TT HBC Notion, Moin Floor DUSTER COATS Denims, everglaze, cotton, chambrays, and seersuckers. ,98 C.98 12 to 20.

H- ond HBC Daytime Dresses, Second Floor COTTON HOUSEDRESSES Cotton broadcloths, percales.cambrics, chambrays, rayon spuns. 12 to 20 A 0,98 40 to 44, 14V2 to 24Vj. I and (, HBC Daytime Dresses, Second Floor HBC Lingerie, Second Floor GOSSARD BRASSIERES Nude color figured batiste, Longlyne, 1,98 sizes 34 to 42. I HBC Corsets, Second Floor I DUPION SHANTUNG Made in England of good quality rayon. Ideal for dresses, tailored suits.

For late 4 ,59 summer and foil wear. Yd. HBC Piece Goods, Third Floor AUTO WEDGE CUSHIONS Foam rubber wedge cushions, quilted ,50 saran, and nylon covered HBC Sporting Goods, Lower Main Floor LEATHERETTE FOOTBALLS Standard size and weight, needle valve ,75 inflator. HBC Soorting Goods, Lower Main Floor TRACTOR AND SCRAPER Plastic, that is a scale model of the 1,29 real things. I HBC Toys, Lower Main Floor METAL DOLL HOUSE Pointed in goy colors.

Hos plastic C.69 furniture. HBC Toys', Lower Moin Floor HANDY V.I.P. BAGS Room for files, papers ond a few clothes Styled by Samsonite. C.59 Full price, ZD MEN'S WINDBREAKERS Tweeds and corduroys in plain colors 1 ond pinchecks. Sizes 36 to 44.

HBC Men's Casual Shop. Moin Floor KROEHLER DAVENETTES Frieze covers. Full price 169.50 4 .95 16.05 monthly ID HBC Furniture. Third Floor MEN'S WORSTED SUITS Top quality, single ond double breasted, sizes A In AA C.tl 39 50. SC down BROADCAST TO POLAND MONTREAL (CP) CBC international service will inaugurate daily broadcasts this week-end to Communist Poland.

It was announced Friday night. Opening broadcasts will feature messages by Hon. L. B. Pearson, external affairs minister, and Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger of Montreal.

DELICIOUS DINNER AT NOON Roost Alberta turkey with dressing, green peas, browned potato, roll and butter, vanilla ice cream with cake, Fort tarry tea or coffee. 0U HBC Coffee Shop, Lower Main Floor GIRLS' AND BOYS' FADED JEANS Faded blue and charcoal denim boxer style with full elastic waist. 19 2 to 6x. I GIRLS' RAYON SLIPS Plain pink, with lace trim. CQc Sizes 8 to 14 years.

OvJ HBC Children's Wear, Second Floor RAYON TRICOT BRIEFS Reg. 79c and 89c! White, pink, blue CQq maize, etc. Pretty trim. and L. HBC Lingerie, Second Floor SUMMER WHITE JEWELRY 1 5 styles of necklets and 8 styles of earrings in summer white porcelain seed CQ bead jewelry.

Jd NO PHONE ORDERS HBC Jewelry, Main Floor PRETTY BLOUSES Cotton, nylon, sheer, crepe, celanese and ray.on blouses in many styles and colors. 0,98 Sizes 12 to 20. HBC Dress Accessories, Moin Floor WOOL TARTANS 54" wide, 10 authentic 0,05 tartans. IMPORTED WORSTED TARTAN 54" wide, 15 0,95 clans. WOOL DRESS CREPE 54" n.65 wide.

WOOL FLANNEL 54" wide, io colors. WORSTED FLANNEL 54" wide. 3 shades of grey, P.95 7,95 tight, medium and dark. an I RAYON SUITING Plain ond novelty, 1,95 0.95 54" wide. I and PRINTED COTTONS Mad? in Canada, 36." CQ CQc wide, washoble.

anc' UJ HBC Piece Goods, Third Floor BOYS BLUE DENIM JEANS Double knee ond double seat blue denim jeans, bar tacked, with zipper. 0.95 6 to 14. PATTERNED SWEAT SHIRTS Fleece lined cotton. White with deer, oil 1,95 well, and cowboy designs. ond COTTON ANKLE SOCKS Boys two-ply cotton socks in colorful stripe i patterns.

Sizes 1 to 10. 2 pair COWBOY FELT HATS For Exhibition Week. Red, blue and 1,49 green ptain colors. Sizes 6'z, 67t and 7 HBC Boys' Wear, Moin Floor BRAND LINE MEN'S SOCKS. All wools', olf nylon, and mixtures.

Anklets and Vi hose. Fancy patterns, 1 0 Vi to 1 2. Pair, gO MEN'S COTTON SHIRTS Special purchase of a brand line, plain colors, combed cotton shirts, QQC and L. Limited quantify JJ MEN'S SOCKS REDUCED Reg 79c! Shrink resistant Kroy wool, wool and cotton mixture anklets, 10'i to 11 Vi. A(C Pai, Hg COTTON RIB SHORTS Elastic waistbond, elastic insert at leo, 30, 32, yjQc 0.75 36, 38.

-43 or 6 for MEN'S COMBINATIONS Subs of a brand 3.95 line. Slight imperfections. White interlock cotton. Short sleeves 0,79 onkle length. 38 to 44.

fm MEN'S UNDER-VESTS White, military rib, athletic style vests. PQc ond L. 03 HBC Men's Furnishings, Moin Floor USEFUL TRAIN CASES For overnight and week-ends. With mirror and oil oround zipper. Many 0.50 colors.

0 HBC FACE TISSUES Box of 1,000 sheets in dispenser 00 6 type contoiner. Qw BATHING CAPS Genuine Crepe rubber, fit all heod A Sizes, in many postei colors. Hj HBC Drugs, Main Floor GIGANTIC WRITING TABLETS Note paper wih smooth kid finish for A fl everyday writing needs. HD wurj in city, town and village Canada's buy-word is A BRAND NEW 1953 HBC Floor Coverings, Third Floor SOUVENIR CHINA English bone china with actual pictures of Edmonton's low level bridge and Macdonald hotel. Arts building ot the of and Parliament buildings.

Cups and saucers, 99e Cream and sugar 1.97 Bread and butter plates 66e Cake plate 1.97 HBC China, Moin Floor SAGEBRUSH HOLSTER SET Genuine leather holster set. Large silver buckle, holster covered with fur. Will hold ony JJ.95 cop gun. 5- 0 PLASTIC TEA-TIME DISHES Washable, sanitary dishes little girls 1,19 love. They look like real dishes.

Set HBC Toys, Lower Main Floor SUMMER COTTON BLOUSES Sleeveless blouses in fancy prints, A ,49 cotton, plain shades, all sizes, HBC Sportswear, Second Floor MEN'S NYLON WIND3REAKERS Plain grey Or novy 100 nylon windbreakers style ackets with zipper closing. 10.95 36 to 44. HBC Men's Casual Shop, Moin Floor SAFETY SWIM SUITS Red, blue, yellow, plaids in sotm or cotton swim suits for wee ones. Sizes 98 Sizes 7.95 2 6. 10 to 14, HBC Children's Wear, Second Floor BOYS' UNDERWEAR Easy to wash white ribbed cotton shirts AQc and shorts, and L.

H3 HBC Boys' Weor, Moin Floor PRETTY COTTAGE SETS White with colored trim organdy and cotton cottage sets. 1.49, O.50 0.89 Pair I ondt, HBC Droperies, Third Floor give your LEONARD feet a treat" 6 Replot Schemes Given Approval Replotting schemes for six areas in the city were adopted by city council Friday, while authority to prepare two others was given the city engineer. The schemes legalize the proposed subdivision of lots, street layouts and general aspects of districts. In many, the major part of the plan involves the change from the grid system of street layout to the town planning department's system of crescents and curved streets in the development of neighborhood units. Adoptions included: part of Bremner Estate, north of 114 between 142 and 144 as an industrial site; plans for 23 building lots along the old Edmonton-Slave Lake railway right-of-way and part of the Edmonton, Yukon and Pacific right-of-way; part of the Huff-Bremner industrial subdivision, west of 142 north of 111 part of Forest Heights, between.

Rowland road and 107 and 78 and 79A Dover- REFRIGERATOR ENTER THE SIMPLE CONTEST Complete the Following in 50 Words or Less. I would like a new 1953 Leonard Refrigerator because court' and Woodcroft, between 115 and 118 and 139 and 142 sts; western portion of North Glen- ora. between 107 and 109b and east of 142 st. Preparation of plans will be Manitoba knows there's "one better carried out for parts of Dover-court. Woodcroft, Hempriggs and PICNIC BASKET Durable flat siat woven wood 1.49 picnic basket THERMOS JUGS Green color.

2 only reg. 1 1.95 Q.49 for, each 1 only reg. 9.25 WAFFLE IRON CLEARANCE Floor samples. S'X oniy reg. 18.95 1 Q.49 tor Id 2 only reg.

14.95 Q.95 Westmount. roughlr between the St. Albert, trail and 113 st. and 118 ave. and 117 ave.

and Groat road, and forthe area between 71 and 75 92 st. and Mill creek. In all cases of To 1 1 i schemes, property owners who will be affected are notified of the plans and at least 69 per cent of the owners must approve before the plans can be adopted. for I now use a refrigerator. I Now Use An Ice Box, yes or no Years Old NAME ADDRESS 1 ENTRIES JUDGED ON MERIT ONLY.

CONTEST CLOSES FRIDAY, JULY 31 Mail Your Entry Essay Attached to This Coupon to "The Answer Man." Radio Centre Edmonton (CONTEST CLOSES 41 XT Jl, 1953) Radio Centre Co, Look for The Sign Thai Spins In Circles 9828 JASPER AVE. Lorgett Appliance Soles and Service O'f onixorioti in Wester Canada Mi. 21523 or 28131 ARVIN TOASTER 2 only, floor samples. Reg. 35.95 down Full price 24 95.

$5 monthly. No phone orders on these 3 item FLASHLIGHT CLEARANCE Ideal for comping or ot 7Ct 0.49 home. Reg. 1.55 to 95 for to cslc for the original and genuine cushion sole EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED FOR 90 DAYS WEAR BY ODUIIT SOCKS F9I MEI 1 $5monthly. HBC Men's Clothing, Main Floor 3 DEAD IN ANDES SANTIAGO, Chile AP A Chilean Army search party looking for a Catholic priest and 21 of his students in the storm-swept Andes Friday found three bodies buried in the snow.

Fate of tf others, missing for three days, is unknown. I.