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"Russia And Soviet Union" Has Big Historical Canvas One of the latest books to be shed on Russia is RUSSIA AND THE SOVIET UNION" (Ambassador Books Lid.), by Warren Bartlett Walsh. This is a lengthy and detailed * |modera history and a book that NATIONAL DAIRY COUNCIL TROPHY AWARDED T. E. Lang, vice-president of | Trophy to Sandy Snedden of RR | nually to the top-ranking On- | the National Dairy Council pre- "sents the council's Memorial 3, Almonte, at the Royal Winter | tario boy in the provincial dairy | partment of Agriculture. Fair. The trophy is given an- | cattle judging competitions | | approaches history primarily as the story of a people -- df the "little people" as well as the In- famous, of artisans as well as dutocrats, of peasants as well as princes, of workers as well as warriors. Professor Walsh has written a barbarism pageantry, the splen- dor of the tsars, revolution, war-- right down to the immense total called colorful and fast-paced history of| (it represents the work of others. a mt " i |in government and administra- {tion remains to be noted, There were intermittent signs both dur- |ing and after the 20th Party 3 !gress that stry, were still |process at the highest levels. We ido ndt know exactly what hap- |pened, but Khrushchev appeared 'to lose his majority in the Prae- | sidium late in 1956, then to regain |it as the new year proceeded. His | position was arlous during e Spring worsened in the early summer. The challenge and |the shakedown took place In June | (1957), with Malenkov, Molotov, {and Kaganovich presumably the LONDON {of Kent, will | The export of foodstuffs mont Brest. NDuCHESS TRAVELS | [beth's aunt, the widowed Duchess | (AP)--Queen Eliza-| tour Latin America ty Liver ceased and the import of them was increased more fold. Great fanfares announced | Gen, C.PJ production increases -- modest head of the radios, refrigerators, television|1959, si ¥ PLANNE than three: | ANRARA TAP) Britains Lt. has been chosen but increases nonetheless -- in| bined miltary planning staff for and other consumer goods. Gen. Ekrem Akalin ons of cases. 11. Chase a DR. CHASE'S KIDNEY -LIVER aaler relief Paet's com- Turkey's Li. | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 19, 1958 14 3) Over Night Relief for a Month starting In Pebruary be f ht of the . you long to be free owernight of {She will visit Mexico, Peru, Chile | duggishness' constipation brings" Thes wh Oh a Wis toduy = faster gobing, more cf eclive because they tetut wo condivions at once. Proved i» wll nine you can rely onis PILLS But as early as January, 1855, stress was again being placed on heavy try at the expense of consumer goods, and, as has been noted, Malenkov, who has been identified with the new stress on satisfying the consumers, to be premier shortly thereafter. The "correctness" of emphasiz ing heavy industry was reasse ed at the Party Congress, in the Sixth Five-Year plan and discus Toroute, Ont. Science Now Shrinks Piles Without Pain Or Discomfort Substance That Relieves Pain Finds Healing And Teching As Tt Shrinks Hemorrhoids that sufierere were able to make ) For a r Supermarket Decision | Jury Returns | True Bill litarian state of today. | It is one of the most ambitious chief challengers. The meeting of {projects of its kind ever attempt. the Praesidlum on June 17-18 |ed and the result is a highly-satis- [found Khrushchev clearly in the 957 fying menu of Russian history, Minority, but he refused to ac- | Phi? is a history of domestic de-| knowledge his colleagues' author {velopments, foreign relations, so-|ity to remove him and engineer- |cial and economic conditions, as|@ an emergency lon of the such statements as 'Piles ceased to be a problem!" among these sufferers were & wide variety of hemorrhoid 1 , some of even 10 to 20 ye air own | All this, without the use of nare sions thereof, and in public an.| the first tim % L] ' oe with the Boune ements throughout 1956 and Bow haplin Fu 8 hod his o relieve pain and itching, housthds bis been relieved wi h this fo aa ¢ substance ne without any This is a fine, scholarly gp- proach to Russian history fills a great need for informative information on Russia. | i Central Committee. There his well as a cultural history of a |people. In his dual role as U.S, 1ong and patient bullding of a per- {government expert on Russian af. 500al following within the Party [fairs and chairman of the Board Machinery (a la Stalin it may be Mrs Annie , railroad 8" was 80 vi- | gatel at Muswellbrook, was by doctors' observations, ort or | eotics, anesthetics or Miringonts say kind. The secret is a new ing substance (Bio-Dyne)--thy discovery of a famous scientifig stitute. Already, Bio-Dyne is inconv FATAL FOOTWEAR In one hemorrhoid Lg sfter SYDNEY, Austr (Reuters) | snothgr, "very striking prove; Sura) ai ih 4 veported and lof Russian Studies at Syracuse added) paid' h University, he is in a unique posi-/dends". [tion to give a critical yet practi-! During Malenkov's brief tenure {cal appraisal of Russia and its'as premier, there was a consider- people and this wark is a most able to-do about emphasis on con- cholarly and creditable one. [sumer goods and an improvement {REFERS TO 1957 in living standards. Retail prices, | The author says that this his- rural taxes, compulsory deliver- |tory, like all general histories, is/ies of foodstuffs, and forced buy- la synthesis of many sources. ing of government bonds were all Some of it records the results of reduced. Prices for farm produce {his own researches, but much of and some wages were increased. sponsored by the Ontario De- | KINGSTON (CP) -- A grand y wide use for healing injured t J on all parts of the body. Thi¥ new healing substance offered in Fapposiiary or oinbm form called Preparation H. Ask individually sealed convenie Preparation H Suppositories Preparation H ointment wit special applicator. Preparation is sold at all drug store Satisfaction guaranteed or my refunded. | wearing her pretty new shoes for| Pain was promptly relieved. And |the first time. Walking ao for while hit: relieving pain, actual |the tracks to close the gates for| reduction or retraction (shrinking) {the express that was due, one ' shoe stuck under a tie, She was| A And most smasing of allthis killed by the train t was t in impr i cases where doctors' observations | BORNEO PEAK were continued aver & period of | Mou i i many months! | Mount Kinabalu, highest peak | [in the interior of Mey 1 as | Infact, results were so thorough [13,450 feet. | PENNYWORTH'S 21 BOND ST. W,, OSHAWA INVITES (elobrat® YOU TO ® [ J fore Commission zr 13) (0) |against King ston businessman : ALAN HARVEY \aarketi d w He re [Arthur M. Mason, charged with marketing an urchasing co-|si vel, t y I Press Staff Writer -- lh 4 a page Be at the By eo tie gem ted Byibety a vip ont OTTAWA (CP)--A detailed in- brief saying the food business is|level,"" said the union franchise for the distribution of dictment of supermarkets was dominated by the profil motive.| A 'con'inuing increase' in|natural gas here. | ted today to the royal com-|The distributive system should | pressures tending to produce pio trial will begin here Wed- mission on price spreads. It said be owned by producers and con- [price spreads' was forecast bY | hesday | The charges were laid by the| they reap "super" profits, lead|Sumers co-operatively. {British Columbia Packers Lim- the consumer down the primrose | 'The interest of the investor as|ited of Vancouver. If so, higher th of promotion and trim the middleman is to keep the price consumer prices would be inevit- Ontario attorney - general's de-| ners share of the Jood dollar. |to the producer at the lowest pos-lable. | partment. In kbuster brief totalll hl a 15,000 words, District 8 of Packinghouse Workers i United Packing o! I supermarkets and now oec- a "decisive" position In the Canadian food industry. They| were increasingly able to control farmer and im- consumer, portant segments of food proces- a3 AARC v [J -% correct understanding of | current price spreads on food re-| quires a close look at the lever-| age in the hands of chain stores." | FARMERS HELPLESS f The union said supermarkets) pow hold the whip hand to such) an extent that farmers often are| "passive and helpless" in deter-| mining sales terms for crops and | lvestock; that paradoxically | many workers in the food in-| dustry suffer from nutritional de- ficiency; and that concentrated mass buying of meat by big chains, coupled with decline of the small butcher shop, is trans- ferring bargaining power from the packer to chain manage- ments. Other points in the union sub- mission were that advertising of food has passed the "point of diminishing utility"; that razzle- dazzle packaging and promotion have greatly widened the price spread; that consumers are be systematically overcharged and that the supermarket, in stead of widening the hovsewife's choice, has in fact limited it "Paradoxically, the consumers are beset with se many choice that, too often, they have no choice. The housewife frequently has no place else to go . . . for few small groceries remain." THREE OTHER BRIEFS Three other briefs were pre- sented to the seven - member reyal commission, which this week concludes public hearings on the gap between producer and consumer prices for food pro- duets. The supermarket's role in mod erp society was also examined by the Canadian Association of Consumers, In a 6,500-word brief it sald there are strong indica tions that supermarket growth in some areas has taken place too quickly, with a resulting excess capacity raising the danger of possible amalgamation and "monopolistic control" of food Ere NEW 1959 RCA VICTOR TV SALE! COMPARE OUR PRICE WITH PRICES ANYWHERE! retailing. "It is our hope that the com- migsion will consider the possible danger to consumers' interest if a few chains of supermarkets be- come able to control food mar keting from production through sing and distribution," the association sald. CO-OP VIEWPOINT The Co - Operative Union of Canada, representing some 2,000 "The Oakridge" RCA VICTOR'S trim, compact styling -- brighter, |} elearer picture -- b d N goin I -- power 4, i I] d "hal 4 Fidelity' sound -- RCA Victor factory service contract. 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