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Heat shimmering, over green fields. “the good smell -

rain on warm earth .
goo the barn a shadowy refuge from the sun...

Time now to be making: arrangements ‘for extra - help, for har

vestin g and. threshin 1g Crews ...

| benefit. of. the farm, the farmer and his family.

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~.and of. drying timothy and clover ree .

. and money to finance operations | _
till the crop is sold. Money tc to meet this need is always: available .
at the Royal Bank.’ Call” on: your: ‘nearest branch manager and: —
: discuss your. loan requirements with him. Ask him,” too, about
Farm Improvement Loans ‘and how: ‘they can: be used: for the

with the flon, i. TY Kenney, min-

“ister of lands. and’. forests, the

Hon. Frank Putnam, «minister. of
agriculture, and... Georg e. Melrose,”
deputy: minister of: lands, he will

attend: the. meeting of ‘the. Inter-’

national Joint “Commission “at
Bonners Ferry, Idaho, on July 27.
At this meeting plans for con-
struction of a $100,000,000 hydro
dam on the’ Kootenay River -will
be discussed. ~ The. dam, to’ be
built near Libby, Montana, when
completed will develop more than
1,000,000
supply power throughout the Pa-
cific uorthwest. . Matters dealing
generally: with “Columbia River
flood control. also. will be reviewed.
HOSPITAL SCHEME |

Health. insurance: agencies will

>be allowed ta: combine with ‘the

Provineial “Government  flospital
Thnsuranee Service to give individ-
ual coverage,.it was announeed by
Ifon. -G.'S. -Pearson, minister. of
health and welfare. .

“Where? insurance > plans) of

health insuranee. agencies are: in

operation ‘providing. a combination
of ‘bénefits, including hospital
‘are, arrangements may, be made
with the Government Plospital In-
surance Service whereby its ser-
vices may: be substituted for hos-
pital services provided in the eom-
bination “plan. - Thus customers
will be able to get wider health
coverage than the ‘government of-

fers but rates for the hospitaliza- . .

tion part can be ent down to the:
government rate. ° This does ‘not

alter arrangements | for registra-

tion. *

AGRICULTURAL
APPOINTMENTS .

- The’ Hon, Frank ‘Putnam, ‘ans
nounces.several., changes .in /the :.
field staff of the Development. and:

extension branch of “his depart-
ment... ..
The positions “of district t agri-

“eulturist:at Courtenay and ‘asssist-
“ant.district-agriculturist at. Cres-
ton have been filled: by R.-L. Wil-:
. kison, BiS.A., and 8.°B. Peterson
~ BIS.AY: respectively. |

Neil) ~“McKinnon;:

reorge - Hayes,..B.SJA,, <i8:,
and . M:

aineiied as. assistant district. agri

‘Miltimore at. Chilliwack,

Al of fromthe’ Tints of
British. _Golumbis this\.years

‘The Honourable Byron Johnson, -
Premier, announced. that, together.

horsepower and will

‘GikG :

“well: off: “thai 2 : ; :
i s idea thatthe: United» States: -:
PAN, Analicnable : Sra :

side and Be A. Gessney,. both=of
them ee in -agricul-
ture at’ U.B.C. have been: appoint-
ed ‘as. special ‘assistants on Junior
Club work ‘for. the summer months.

The Hon. Mr. ‘Putnam states

‘that it was -originally intended

that Mr. Miltimore and Mr. Cap-
lette would be assistants on Junior
Club work this summer, but they
will now be associated with other
departmental officials in farm re-
habilitation’ work -in) those: areas
of the Fraser Valley where they
are stationed,

Mr. Putnam points out that
George Calver, B.C. (Agr.), has
been appointed: ds assistant agri-
cultural extension engineer. Myr,
Calver is -the first graduate from
the Departinent of Agricultural
engineering at the University of
British Columbia.

MAPS AVAILABLE
TO PILOTS ~ — ;

The Hon. Leslie WH. Eyres, min-
ister. of -trade: and industry, has
announced that a complete series

cof Air Navigation maps of British
Columbia has been omade ° avail-

able to lieensed pilots through the

B.C. Aviation Couneil,

The Department of Trade and:
Todustry. has supplied . the. maps

which were printed by the Hydro-
graphic and Map: Serviec of the
ederal Department .of Mines and
Resources. The maps give a clear
topographieal description of the
provingee and all. necessary details
for flying.

HOW'S. “YOUR COLOR. TASTE?

Car Colors Tab You

Say Color Experts

Intellectual people choose™ blue
for. their. car color, says a: report

of. a- nation-wide survey ‘of auto-  /f
‘mobile “associations. “The. report

intimates that. character may be

“established | by the color. of the
cara person drives.. Athletes like

red, egotists,-. yellow: and extro-
verts, orange...

On ‘this. coast light: pastel. tints

. are chosen generally, whereas ‘in
B.S: Ale “Bu

2 Comm., hasbeen ‘appointed: assist-”.
“ant disttiet agriculturist ‘at “Pouce”
~ - Coupe;
. Jassistant* district © agriculturist at.
-.¢Prinee ‘George ;~ :

“christ,  B.S7A,,. ‘Be "antag 18. for:
22 ?the:-summer months, in: charge “of:
a placements: for: the: arm: Labour:

Service. in ‘Vancotiver.: evs I :
Sohn’ -Caplette;: BSA has been

the ‘southwest: ae colors are, pre-
ferred. :

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MORE’ ABOUT:

‘MR. HOOVER _

“the mselves.

y. rery

to: sell: the. ‘idea. to: the* ‘people. o!
the United. States that

nob sa” Tene

the American
(and in certain: practical respects ©

they have a monopoly on national
prosperity.

I dare say if you told) Mr.
lloover that a great many Cana-
dians thought. that their political
system -(or generally the political

“system common to the British self-

governing nations) was as free
and equal’ and self-governing as
political. ‘system

even more democratic), he. would
be a ‘surprised’: man—even Mr.
Hoover.: And if you ‘said: that to
most -of those people who. were
at the spaces convention, for
instance, 1. think they would think
you were a little bit mad,

It was the American Lowell who
once .wrote, wisely and wittily, of
“a eertain condescension in for-

-eigners,” and now. the. wheel of

power has come full cirele and it
is the Amercan, even with the
best goodwill toward him, who
can not help being sorry for the

PAGE FIVE

foreigner because he isn’t as pros-
perous as himself and isn’t™as:
prosperous. because’ he isn’t :as_
free.

This statement, that “the only

obstacle | to the. annihilation of. .
freedom — has rae the United

_ States of, Ameriéa,” is. surely. one

of “the most incredible ‘termino-
logical .inexactitudes -of the’ age
of unreason (to put it too politely)

cand it was made by.a:very good,

‘honest and humane man who was. ,

once president. -

The point I am: trying to make .
is that .we’-should ‘not: worry: or
wonder too much if the: Marshall. -
Plan sometimes has hard going —
even in the land of its begetting.
It is indeed great and. wise and
generous—but also-it runs coun-
ter to some of the strongest in-
stinets and traditions of the peo-
ple of that great nation. Or of
any nation, for that matter.—Van-
couver Daily Province.

‘ “serving. you ee

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