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NAWA 11MES, Wednesday, February 10, THEN BTA es 2 y CHAIRMAN- 6 | Judge'sBody Discovered In River CALGARY (CP)--The body of i : Mr. Justice W. Gordon Egbert, a A rs ' member of the trial division of IT DOES HAVE MERIT, ' / the Supreme Court of Alberta for NATURALLY ANY UNTESTED N * ¢ 10 years, was found in the El Well |bow River Monday- He had been missing since about midnight Sunday when a cab driver dropped him near his . i home in south Calgary, a few "AY, DON'T FORGET TO PICK ; ! ! blocks from where his body was wo Ae EO NOIR, / ! found; OME FROM SCHOOL or | Police said they do not suspect fl THEME | foul play. No inquest has been ordered. His body was discovered shortly after noon by the cab driver, He had joined in the search after Mr. Justice Egbert's family reported to the cab com- pany that he had failed to come home, Mr. Justice Egbert, who would have celebrated his 68th birthday Thursday, was appointed to the bench after a distinguished eca- JULIET JONES { SORRY, MISTER... I CANT MAKE OLIT A WORD, YOU'RE SAYING! MUGGS AND SKEETER DONALD DUCK ONTARIO NATIVE Born in Milverton, Ont., he was Joe son of atm Egbert who | U1 (YOU HELPED LINK ESCAPE. ater was Heutenant-governor of SRE AN 200 AN TIVE Er V YOUR FRIENDS COME HERE TO AN /MPOSTOR | | 77ar means YOURE Alberta. He was educated at the WORK/! CAPTURE MEP AND A CROOK, 1 AM, FOR "tHE SCOURGE"! University of Toronto, Osgoode : " > z Hell ang the University of Al- z 4 'Pa 1 ~~ oo He was called to the Alberta pre | \ ; bar in 1916, became a partner in Y; : Al Is the firm of A. L. Smith, Egbert x and Smith in 1920 and was ap- Wy ) pointed a king's counsel in 1930, Premier E. C. Manning, who QN NO is Alberta attorney-general, said ) Mr, Justice Egbert"s death was V4 |"a great loss of an eminent jur- Z| ist to both the judiciary and the province as a whole." Mr. Justice Egbert is survived by his wife, the former Gladys McKelvie, a son William, a Cal gary lawyer, and a daughter, Mrs. John Peter Swann of Cal- THE LONE RANGER [LLL LLL A i OH GEE! I LOCKED GEE. BY Now, FERDINAND TORTUS MISS SMITH, IFAMAN ) [ AND THEN i THE STAKES ARE HIGH--1 peor, ! bra Eg i= il hurries) ¥NOWS THAT THE LEATHER SHOULD ASK FOR ISOBEL = NOTIFY US TAKE A-CHANCE ! T WEEL 60 DAGWOOD, WILL ) ME? RING FOR + | ba CASE 16 STUFFED WITH PAPER! | WIGHT, TELL HIM THAT SHE'S _ AT ONCE! BACK T0 THE HOTEL, AR'-- gary ( wi h : [ Ey rsd) SES A To © masses | | India Hopes Much From Khrushchev DRESSING SS \ i . rs 7 By WATSON SIMS / R We Q : ; NEW DELHI (AP)--Indian of Ds = . =] A. ficials eagerly await the arrival Thursday of Nikita Khrushchev. ider the Soviet prem. . They jer the only person who might in. |duce Red China to retreat in the bitter dispute over tWe border be- tween India and Tibet. India's leaders attach about SECRET AGENT X 9 4 the same importance to Khrush- At The . . . S Including: Licence, Gas chev's four - day visit as that ® a see Anti-freeze and Undercoating ¢ given 1 Preduem : Tog] & > Eisenhower's coming was re- CAAAAAPPAPAPNG Vv oN garded by many as a veiled A warning to Peking against using force to seize 50,000 square miles WELL, HOW DOES "| [SHUCKS, SCHOOLS, | [<WHEN, TLL BE HOME EVERY] [0 YOU CHASIN' SALESMEN] [of border ter ory Claimed ' MY LITTLE NEXT- | | TOO TAME, GRANDMA. [DAY AN' CAN SEE ALL TH' | |UP AN' DOWN TH' § MEAN-LOOKING BRUTE, PARDON ME, BUTT WELL, ER... ON, HOW CATS? OH, HE SIMPLY ADORES DOOR NEIGHBOR | | I CAN HARDLY WAIT EXCITEMENT... = WITH YOUR BroOOM/ | The American president did not COL. BY) JP AND HE'S GOT SCRATCHES WAS JUST ADKIRING DOESHE Y CATS!....AND IF YOURE THINKING LIKE SCHOXC TILL VACATION TIME... pp his Indian listeners ia. ON MIS FACE, ¥ | | YOURDOG, HOWDID | YOU,FRITZ! HAVE FEEL ABOUT ABOUT THE ADMIRAL'S CAT THAT 7 when he told Parliament that the Ek HE GET KIS FACE | YOU BEEN DIGGING CATS? ( DISAPPEARED, I ASSURE YOU <t didi Jo { pe, United States is ready to come SCRATCHED? /| AROUND MY CACTUS THAT, .. WELL, FRITZ WOULDN'T fr 5 " oa off to the aid of its friends in the PLANTS AGAIN? 4 HARM A FLEA! (1/2 x . 7 WAR dK event of aggression. : : a J ; / Khrushchev is viewed more as ; an "honest broker" -- one who might use his top Communist po- : Soh oe ; ; ! AA ; = |r 4 mr ? sition to persuade Red China to arse | Ra | = Pi ab HL IE) Frecaryog aus ts im. PEPPERCORN'S oC RIN ] ' y ; ( . . ik d appt \ Os or 4 y i ' i CHAR h All ik td i og 2) on ie] § WJ So BTR Nc || md De, we || RPC | SALLY'S SALLIES BLACK'S YARD, \ 3 -- . ] CERTAINLY! THE THEY'RE GETTING I'VE NEVER HAD TIMING DEVICE WILL READY TO TAKE ONE FAIL YET! BE SET OFF BY AN OFF! WELL SOON (== ALTIMETER AT KNOW IF YOUR T= 20000 FEET! 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