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St.Lawrence Seaway Construction
Is Now Three-Fourths Complete
Rv H. D. CRAWFORD
J»UTTSBURSHfRR&REiHlBLiCAN--FRIDAY, FEiRUARY 2S, 3*5t
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the time the child entern school to ©ty feullejiniij°How to Teach Q. Ovir aon. 9, to lagghif Jit W(to ait to a chair, u n i r n : ^ ,f0r'
require hirft to do, •f.^ltilSriy and Ohild to,St^l^ aiJtdine,'' and "»ft- work »t school. We' *ant''U> help.•<'exftotly dfie hour -4. >h essoin* h«
faithfully, some, home jobs, and sponsibllity," may be had by .send- him. and ask him to bring his booka :
then to try to ma-k«? doing them ing a selt-addressed, U.S. stamped home, but he ^ays he forgets \them.i "fprgets*
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"/-^•'"less pjxd less, Sepi.Uent and i n t r e envelope to me la oar« of this A. If the schoolfas'withintalk- ifadi* returned. 60'-!»<©» .ftne!
ing distance, m£k& hini' walk back qiajces- oil l«nH,j,9ase M\l\.:» to tli«
and more toleftable, even saiisfy- newspaper;}
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Answerhig J?areat» Question? for them'. Otherwise, require him tfjil-.6d -'Stated. In O'Une, 18iS^r"
Slaving
Caii Blame
Only Herself
By GARRY C, MTERS, Ph.
WASHI-NOTON". — 3t. Lawrence'
seaway - 'AI.H.• and locks will,
s»tai-t operation this year up-'
stream from M-.isoena. N. Y. and 1
Cornw !<:... Out
while f.oocLng!
will '-tart be::.;.d the bis? interna- •
tiona.' powtrhouse as these b>lhon-dclla:- shipping and iiouer 8
developments being built by the
United States and Canada approach completion.
Dick l* !a the Sth graci^. Ka iron.?
some of liis clothes, presses his
(ONTO trousers, makes his own bed.
[He does much of the repair work
jabout the home suid shares genierously in th« usual household:
drudgeries.
j Occasionally, he plaits the fa,3ijlly nxea:, does the shopping for !:.„
'prepares and, s e r e * it. He regular|.ly and faithfully does his school
United States portions of thej
j homework and maxe-s good grades
seaway axe now -expected to cost:
1st school.
$7 million to $8 million less than|
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Vt Takes Tears
-estimated a year ago when ConDick didn't get that way all a t
gress authorized the St, Lawrence:
icnce. He h*LS been developing i\\
Seaway Development corporation;
j these directions for a good many
to borrow up to $143 million. S e a Lyears.
way officials attribute this saving!
Kow m a n / Dicks- do you know?
of certain high dredging bids, a n d |
You msy fee nter-e familiar with
reduction of interest payments.
teen-age boys and. girls who. take
This is the last full year of St.
very Utile responsibility about the
.....Lawrence seaway and power conhams, who s-arely share is ttoe fam5^3 true tion. About 75 per cent of
ily drudgeries and sever hare- since
seaway construction is now com|they began going to ,:-chec<i.
plete on both sides cf the river,
j Jiore. likely than sot, you an? the
a,nd about 80 per cent of power j
[laundress, tailor s a d gecerail" lackconstruction.
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• ley for your high school .«on o?
Upstream from the 2dassena-j
{daughter.
Cornwall-area, the seaway canals)
_, | If ycsur daughter's blouse- -or dress:
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HON 0K8 TKE—Saown auove is t h e U-S.-buiit Eisenhower lock,
and locks, will replace the old I
i is ao£ laundered Just so, you may
Canadian canals for M-foot ship- and t h e Grasse rner lock will each raise or lower snipes 45 feet.
'hew about at. Or if" you, did ne4
ping before June of this year. I
] remember to. send your -son'* suit,
Full operation of the seaways a r g Q Q W W o c k e d b v je*.
- ^io the tailor soon, enough to yet it
27-foot channels,
canals, and
Replace Bidg*
• ' back for. his week-end party,- you
seven locks for ocean - going
international
hl<jhlevel
ffie
may be in for a sound scolding-,
freighters is scheduled iar the b r i d g e a c r a s s - ^ M r , t h c k - ^
. Obedient Se.tva.iit
spring of lii59v
-from Cornwall Island to the XJ. S,
Only 4?.st evening, "whsr
Beat Schedule
(mainland is scheduled for com* busy getting- dinner your -son. may
_]_ have come running to you with a
The Eisenhower and Grasse toletion
. . .bv nest Secernber. Canada'
river locks being constructed by ^ "ULaing. to substructure and X.OUISYILLE, Ky. Feb. 2V •-?— pair -r.f trousers -saying, ''Mom,
the TJ. S. will be completed Rnd the United: States the suoerstrue- P ^ «5 s c a r e d the pants off press' these right away, X*ve got
to have 'era quick/* Of course, he
readv for operation this spring, a s lure. This will'replace the rickety, C ^ ^ Donald Webs;.,
will 'the Long Sault canaJ. Last o W "-^sevelt bridge a n d will rise' -When he emerged Uwa. a tavern had ' e m quick, since you arts his
summer's long dry season enabled & e required 120 feet -above the .they noticed a package under his obedient servant,
the Canadians'to complete their seaway channel. •
_ arm, and decided to question, Mothers "with, enough fortitude
Iroquois Lock three months ahead Canadians are raising' .St. U g - ^ ' 1 7 1 | might be able to refuse doing for
of schedule.
rence . bridges a t Montreal to this! •yreber, 23, bolted down an allay their teen-age son or daughter what
Tolls recommendations, 'keenlv required height—a major engineer- and the two officers each fired i.' they could do -well for themselves.
awaited bv shippers, ere exnected ln = l o c ^ completed, Canadians are warning shot over his h e a d
,|Bu|,
„ to quit slaying' for them sudto be announced b y V S." and concentrati^ng o n their four othar W b .
may not be-easy.
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Canadian seaway entities this *"**•? ^
' ^ a m l f l m a chase- c*me "to a n abrupt, and 1 * m * y b e s t i U h a r d e r t o ? e t a n
'iCr-lescent youth t o share in the
spring. Futher public hearings iMontrea,^nd two locks at S*auwill be held to work out a satis- otharnois. These a r e iz latter stages Police said he admitted break- household drudgeries. You won't be
factory tolls system that • will
concrete.pourrng,
ing into a, school earlier and tak- able to do it by stern commands,
make the seaway pay its con.-; The Seaway Development cor-.ing' two books; '"old .Yeller" and for at this age you can't enforce
such commands effectively. Yet it
struction and operation 'costs poration will raovs i t s hssdejiar- ' T h e Electrical Brain."
within 50 years. Since Canada infers this spring' to :-ts new per- Weber w a s charged with larceny may not be— t-oo-la-te—to'- sultivate,
over a rather long period, a relapaying about two-thirds of seaway | manent building at Masseoa, and [from a public building.
tionship with this youth tha t would
construction costs and the U. S. Canada's Seawaj"
harity will
inspire hint to' share in some of
one-third, i t is anticipated tolls move from Ottawa t o its new
the everyday family cares.
will be divided In this ratio.
building: in the h e : : of Cornwall.
Refularly And faithfully
Water will began rising next Crews are being iniyiisesS: this
Let younger parents begin about
summer to form the new 25-mlle- spring to operate s^d, TftKinkiin the
long Lake St. Lawrence upstream! seaway locks s a d (tgpiil. Seaway
from the powerhouse and Long!officials believe ffi|--,;^|l of this POPLAR BLUFF, Mo., Feb. 26
Sault dam. This will form ne-wlopera,taon and mafi<WffiSi*aes may t5P:>—Birthday parties are getting
Ibigger at the home- o( Mr. and Mrs.
islands and ultimately will "belnot be as high, as <;j!|gi|fcUF antic-1
Dave Niswonger. •
fringed with parks and highways. ipated.
A boy. J_ohri,. was bom. to ..Mrs,
" I t will flood areas from which. The river-harnessing d J ^ ^ S ^ l i S i s w o n g e r yesterday.
Canadians have already* moved tracts
..-*- thousands
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*- of
.. traVel&fs.
*—„.,&« -'from
^ _ l ^ i r l i l a t c h u d > D f t v i d ( 7) w a s
more than 6,500 persona.
all over the world,
bora Feb. 25..The second, Mary
Dredging will continue in i
Dee, 5, also was horn on Feb. 25.
way channels. The biggest U. S. Month's T o u r
dredging project •will be in t h e
Pupils Suspended
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south channel of the St. Law- "\TENNA, F e b . 2-5 »—Foreign
rence- Just below Massena, where Minister Leopold Figl is leaving 2?iw Y"OBK, 'Feh. 26 C2P) — The
Army Engineers sure doing this Thursday on a month's tour .of school system reported today it
work for the St. Lawrence Sea- the Middle E a s t and South Asian h a s suspended'9i5 pupils^ since it
way
Development
Corporation.'nations to promote riendly rela- started cracking--'down on trouble
Most of the dredging operations | tions -tor Austria.
makers Feb. 7.
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on or
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earn interest froxn....
Police 'Scare
2 Pauls* Off
Keiittickiaii
Birthday Fetes
Keep Growing
Bit t h e ralto of.
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3% a year, compounded
quarterly on b'alances of
$100 or more.
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