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1 THE CALGARY HERALD Saturday, Jo. 11, 1953 pfWuvet kii fw en wmH wwild I hav no objection to amending tNe bee pit al insurant tefikiattnn to i mrluiie mental and T.B. pa'ienta. Old Country Soccer fONDOM (Reuterat KtSjM i ocrer mavM Lnit4 From Page 1 Health Plan Steady Worker ERAVnON. Mas.

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7M dicat4 it be able to qualify, for July 1 dat. IVpartment offwUii mH they could only mak mush estimate rwi tow mnoh frulrral pay. me-nli to province pani nr ration mlufct fnr tr period of July 1 to Jan. 1. With thre lo four pi ownr-M involved th navTrr-nte would liVrlv run between J15 nrjo.000 and J.W.OOO, thry laid.

Ut yer it ai eMimatH that a full year a annntup of tr Mart of th national jUn would give RC. Ilfiflfal.ono. Alberta cloae to 14 nnn rjno and Saskatchewan The official, didn't break Frl-day'i estimate down into province. The ipeedup In federal sharing In hospital insurance announced bv Prime Mmiirter Diefen-haker at the rloe of November'! Dominion-prwincial fisral conference. He mentioned no date at that time, but aid federal pay menu could be expected before Ql tUHr (OXiRATll-ATlONS Mr.

Monteilh'l announcement brought qualified consratulatlons from the Opposition In the Common Fridav. Uberalu and CCTeri welcomed the ipeedun but urged quick action on Con.aervative election plerlgpi to Include mental and tubercular patient! In the insurance acheme. At the Dominion-prov mciHl eon-frrenre Mr. Diefrnbaker told the ARTHRITIS-RHEUMATISM VITAL FACTS EXPLAINED FREE DESCRIPTIVE 400K A a public aervire to all reader of thi paper, a new 36-paee highly illustrated bonk on Arthri-ti and rtheumatism will be mailed ARSOLITIXY FRtE to alt w-tro write for it. Thui FRKK IXXK fully explain tha cause.

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Nil Moonphas New Moon Sun above horiwin I hra. IS min. Sunrlne t.M Sunnet 4 SJ Maximum a Year Afn -4 The Moon riaaa Sunday .1:00 a.m. Tha atar between It and Jupiter it tpica. Viaibia 'lanete Vanua.

aeta i. I 4S p.m. Jupiter, riaea 2:21 a.m. Mara, low in aouthtaat a latum, riaea 7:0 a.m. Weather Beacon When pylon lights flast upward, warmer weather is indicated.

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Steady Red: Cloudy. Flashing Red: Rain. Flashing White: Snow. er'i reference to military strength alone not being enough, Mr. Deif-enbaker said: "That is the stand I have taken through years, and recently at the NATO meetings.

In any organization such as NATO, we must give more emphasis to the non-military features, and particularly the economic aspects." LtACUt I Kilffnm Arsenal Hiafcponl I AiU.n Vil.a a ftunneriarul 1 rV.iu.n 1 Leuekier rumiry 1 T-Htenftam I (nr.a 1 Everi'xi i lMi I Man Untied I Man fitv I Notti I Hirrmngrtarn frettnr, 1 Wett Brom I 4 PnrUmtuth I Walvernampinn I Lu'nft I O. II Brulol ft I C'hariinn i Su.ae City Derbr 1 lun 1 boniatier Grifrubv 1 tyU.n Or 4 BrnUji Linculn I BlaiHtmrn I 2 Fulham I 4 Cardiff I Nona liuh I R'Mnernam I Huderafieid I Soamea 4 Barntiev 1 Oiiton III (Northern) Barrow I Murkoort I Bradford Cheater C'arliaie I Aceritifton Crewe A'ex Workinrtoa 1 Halifax 2 Hull City i Hartleooola 0 Chraterfie'd I hncndale Bradford 2 Srunlrw.m Galehead I 2 Bury 2 Tranmere 2 Darlington I Wrexham 4 Mansfield 2 York f'ttv 2 Oldham 2 0im III iauthern Alderahot 1 Beadinf Brentford 1 Nnrtawirn Brifnton Qiieena PR 1 CUheter Southend Cryatal 4 Walaall 1 Newport I. Gillinanam Northampton 1 Snrewbury I Plymouth 2 Swindon 2 Port Vale 1 Milwall 1 Southampton 4 Exeter Torquay 2 Bournemouth 1 Watford Coventry SCOTTISH LIACUC D'vil'on I Aberdeen 3 St Mtrren Cvde 2 Airdneoniana raikirk 4 Thrd Lanark 2 Heurta 4 Patruk Kilmarnork 1 Dundee 1 Motherwell Celtic .1 Queen'a Pk tail Fife 4 Ranferi 1 Hibernian 1 Oiviaion II Albion Stenhnuaemulr I Alloa 1 Hamilton I Berwick 1 Brechin 2 Dundee 1 Dumbarton Dunleimlme 1 Stirling 2 Forfar 1 Ayr I Monlroae 3 Stirling Morton St Johnatnne I Stranraer 2 Arbroath 3 Other Matchea Rait vt Dvnamoa Romania rancid IRISH LtACUC Arda Cliftonvtlle 2 Coleralne 4 Ballvmena 2 rrudera 2 Unfield Dutillerv 2 Clenavon 4 Clentnran 5 Derry City Portadown 3 Bangor 3 Says Dulles Must Go KANSAS OT1', Mo. (AP)-The Kansas City Star savs State Secretary John Foster Dulles should "go." In an editorial, the Star says: "In the present critical juncture of world affairs. It is imperative that Mr.

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lie said: "The free world must unite not only In theory but also in practice, to ensure that nations do not follow national economic policies that would hurt or weaken the economic strength of friends or allies." Concerning President Eisenhow- M-Year-Olcl Boy Is New U.S. Chess Champion NEW YORK (CP) Bobby Fischer, 14 year old Brooklyn schoolboy, is the new chess champion of the United States. He finished the 13-round tournament with lO'i points, drawing in the final round with Al Turner, who played a queen's Indian defence. After 18 moves. Turner of-feivd a draw and Fischer accepted.

At this point, Samuel Reschevsky New an international grandmaster, was encaged in an exciting match with William Lom-bardy, world junior champion, and stood a chance of equalling Fischer's score. But Lombardy engineered a dangerous attack against the white king on the open king's knight's file, and eventually succeeded, Ponsky resigning on the 41st move. kt-shevsky finished second in the tournament, with 914 points. BV.NOPSIS Over iin lnrh of now fell In gome real of Central Alberta last night from a disturbance that now moving terms Saskatchewan. In the wake of thli disturbance cloud will persist in all n-Eion of Alberta ai colder air again ad vancc slowly outhward over cen tral regions.

On Sunday, another disturbance In expected to reach Western Alberta and gain halt the southward moiion of the colder air. As a re milt temperature are expected to fce near normal In central region. FORECAST Calgary, Medicine Hat: Cloudy with clear period. Hnowfliirrira Kiinday evening. Utile change In tmnperaturea.

Wind NWU today, light tonight and Sunday. laV tonight and hlfch Sunday at Calvary IS and 55. Medicine, Hat 15 and 40. lXhhrtdge: Cloudy with clear tteriods. Continuing mild.

Winds W25. gusty to 40 except SW15 overnight. Low tonight 25, high Sunday 40. Banff: Variable cloudiness today. Clrtiidy with snowllurries Sunday.

Little change In temperature. Light winds. Low tonight and high Sunday at Jasper and Banff 20 and 35. Eisenhowers By CHARLES LYNCH From Tha Herald's Ottawa Bureau) Copyright Southern Company Ltd.) OTTAWA President Eisenhow-rr'i State of the Union message to Congress Thursday aroused more respect In official circles in Ottawa than any utterance he has made 'since the start of his econd term in office. While it was not quite the speech that Canada's policy makers would have liked to hear, it had things In it that to officials here represented a departure from the "brinkmanship" of Secretary of State John Foster Dulles'.

To have come any closer to current Canadian thinking on international affairs, the President would have had to reverse previous U.S. policies. He would ha-'e had to eat his own words, and those of his secretary of state. No responsible official here expected the President to do that If he Intended to bring United States foreign policy into line with Canada's ideas. It would have to he done gradually and a close examination of the State of the Union message gives grounds for believing that he may have mailed to do Just that.

WATCHING KVKNTS Ottawa officials will be watching keenly to see where Washington (toes from here whether, that is, the President's words are going to be reflected in the foreign policy of the United States. Nothing in the State of the Union message ncemed to counter Canada's expressed policy of the outstretched hand to Russia, while keeping the powder dry. And the President's emphasis on the economic aspect of foreign affairs ranking with the military or even outranking it in Importance, fits snugly with the Canadian viewpoint. In shopping around here for relictions to the President's message, the harshest words this correspondent could find were: "We need deeds, not words." The irony of ths is that this is the very phrase Washington has applied to all of Moscow's diplomatic initiatives in the last 12 months. Now, as a result of the President's upeccn.

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