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President:

“FRIDAY, ‘NOVEMBER. 25, 1960. o oe 2

n se th Hawaiian, ferry authorities tO”
- now be well up-on this sort of project,

f: after his, department’s experience at.

   
  

    

Rupert ‘Dally- News ‘Umited.

“GQ. : LP, WOODSIDE
- General Manager.

° " ‘Authorized’ os ‘second class mall “by the Post Office Department Ottawa,

 

| is knocking, let's not ignore it

have to: be constructed to take care of
parking? ‘for: trailers; automobiles and
trucks. as. well. as ‘amenities for tour-
ists. The minister of: highways should

Swartz. Bay. and Tsawassen Beach in
eorinection | with the= ‘excellent _ B. C..
Goveriinent ferries, A élose look. Swill’

_ have to be given to the site of the ferry i

_ terminal and it would appear now that.
tle one formerly considered, the site.

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will "he é a ‘provinelal eaten high l=
| Way, . a roadway | at least: three: lanes
' wide will ‘have to be ‘constructed from”
the ferry slip to take caré of the flood
of traffic disgorged . from-the boats...

Avhuge site at. the e ferry t terminal ae

 
   
 
 
   
 
 
  

“ with - the customer”, and “Just: how. chummy
ws i do, you get”.
i Long since we've seer the. last of’ ‘the wite
” pages: which weren't: much if: ary ‘help. in: pro-
tecting the cash but did help. make: any bank
Ipok «2 dike. a.. pretty, forbidding place.. ‘The
an: “opens banking” floor now “has | everybody's
. Sidorsation... a co

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el the* ‘reason - for. this present -dlasértan
mi

mu Listen to this from a railway’ union. labor
fibeting in: Winnipeg. One speaker was ‘telling

péficials were not wearing sults that bore’
nion label. Then he sald:

mo, mM “lm not. going to maké a canvass, It's gute

Union-made;: sults,

Fiehe that there could be © lot here without

iigher price for: union-madé sults atid we muat

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me ri ag6 dow monthé that Japan's news
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ways. dock area will not be large

enough, when parking and terminal —

~ facilities are taken into consideration...
ff more likely site would seem. to. be”
down. beyond: the Prince Rupert Fish-
_e@rmen’s Co-- ‘Operative | association
plant at. Fairview, There is plenty: of
room and such a site should transform
the present Co-Op road into a paved
three-lane highway, al, the. way into

The, businessmen. of this city also

1 ‘need to ponder that ferry traffic could’
ing - be only. 17 months away. With thou--
: sands of, travellers a month: pouring

and: from the north, this city. has. ‘to.

dtr a line aS a place in, which it’s

lowed” “to a eale In the past Prince

; vided, our city’s oe oe :

Se Oe wee ey tes

A SPECIALLY. designed: firnel is .shown. being hoisted. to top
deck of new. $24,000,000 “British passenger - liner’ Empress - of
: Canada at Walker: Naval: Yard; Newcastle on Tyne.:; The 64-ton

funnel, 45 feet-by 24 feet across the base and 50 feet high was.
. the last major ‘external’ fitting for ‘the..27, 500-ton* vessel. The
’ Empress of ‘Canada, largest. passenger vessel. built: on’ the Tyne
: for: 50 years, win “80. into jservice a
Dee ‘U.K Information Service, .Photo_

: dealt: with. The: Monarch -used::
". ito: present.a-list’. of |:
“+” ments to: Parlidment and ‘ask’ ;
for certain™ ‘amounts’ of. money
“toy meet .thdse. requirements..

: exact certain promises and act"
© “#ion ‘in return. This, of. co
’ is an “oversimplification

  

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Tf the “chance to become the major .
stopping-off | place between Wancou- -

ver and Alaska is passed up, then it

will. be. our own fault and’ there’ will” ~

be ‘no-one to. blaine. but ourselves.

‘of chumminess

tion. is our discovery of the battle about
counter: -heights (“How chummy do you get’’.)

' Bank of Nova Scotia wins in the low, low, -

counter race. Its ‘standard height is 39%

' inches — very chummy and’ by 19th century .

banking standards almost: immoral.

‘Canadian. Bank of Commerce comes close,
with its 40-inch.standard.

‘Toronto-Dominion seems to be doing: all
right with its customers despite its dignified «
and well-corseted reticence in not putting its:
counters below 43 inches, ..

— The Financial ‘Post

$ your tailor?

get the wages higher for these men, 80 they,
can afford the suits.” .

How's that again? Union- hoisted treignt
charges are now so high that many ‘compan-
jes can't afford to ship by rail, so the way to
allow them to ship by rail is to get somebody
to pay them more so they won't have to ship.

by truck?

‘ '

SIMON

seen unsettled, despite adherence to. West

- babiaiad Prosi Staff Writer

oe A atudent killed socialist party chairiign Ine-.
‘wastern ‘as juro Asanuma at o political: ete ‘nat

; month,
Tho moat spectacular achievement of the
leftist domonstrators was the violent outbrenk

vélad
Pre te tee , Of rloting that forced President Eisenhower to
go :

“earicel His visit to Japan last summor,
Origitinally. tho riots worc designed as a pro-
toat against Kishi's projected Japanese-Amorl-
can defence treaty. In tho ond, thoy forcod
' Kishi's realgnaton and left the world wondor-

Routeal Vat,

df thelr profits from the moderate d
pociallat faction, © democratic
romaine:

: is OS uth nomiedae:
ose nowledge' that short-te
ie ay iré mn to bo,won In Japan by voiongs

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own, You .too.are in. God's. thought,

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_ The Financial Post

{ne wheth or Japan was on the verge of golng

“The governmont’s electoral gains have boon
' Jargely at the exponse of the aplinter parties of :
the right, whilo tho socialists picked up moat

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that. drew me -evéry’ weekend
over. ‘the: familiar ‘ground,

| since those youth-

‘cept for the fact
“that the later 20
is now paved: in-&

: _changed. -

~ 0 ‘little changed that, I had to:

    
   

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A few days,apo I,had occa-
sion .to- drive. 80 milés over a@
‘route I had not travelled for
-40 years, But 40 years ago. Ir.
knew every. mile of it, every |
farm; ‘every hill,. pridge,. ‘cedar on
swamp:.for I had a lease on &
trout stream in those days’

    
  
   
 
  
 
 
 

 

ful days. But ex- exe

miles of: the road}

of being
"hardly B thing’: ‘had .

stead
gravel,

We spend a lot of time ‘think-
ing .and talking about how
everything | ‘ ghanges. i Only
some |: things change. . The

' towns.I passed through ‘had

’ changed, but the: villages had -
not: The towns: were brighter
and more generously . painted |
than forty years ago. But the
villages: still had. a - quiet and
familiar look. oa
The: fields, “the: farms were

search memory for: some ‘small.
- detail of: alteration. ‘The .
streams we crossed were smal-
: ler,. muddier, | More old tires
and: junk :had~* been ‘heaved

 

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were there forty years ago.

But the overall impression was.
one..of astonishment. that ‘ th.
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forty years, how small -

change. was. .
_ We change. only ‘in isolated |
spots, like big: cities and’ owns.

 

 

_unquote —

“To any and .all candidates

who this year are seeking elec-:
_ tion to. public. office, I hereby.
‘serve the following ‘notice:
will cast my ‘vote, positively |
‘pledge | it; for: whichever can-_
-didates’ ‘do not ‘promise ‘me a

single, solitary ‘benefit,’ con-
versely, I will vote against and
militate against any who pro-
. mise to improve my lot.°

be, and by golly, my lot can’t

_afford any further improve~

ment. ”
. oe, oh ee

| “Albert Einstein:

_.“A hundred times a day. a
remind myself that my -inner

Ty.

I've |
been improved all” I want to.

Business editor | of the New:

“York Herald-Tribune: ' News,

| Mitchell's

Letterbox

_ CARS APPRECIATION ~~~
‘The Editor,

The Daily News:

As committee .chairman’ in
our recent campaign for funds
to. promote the work of the

- Canadian Arthritis and Rheu-

matism Society I would appre-
ciate using the medium of the
Daily News’ to express a word

The team captains and can- -

' - Wwassers did a wonderfyl- piste’.
‘of work. The. committee appre-

ciates the ‘publicity given ‘to
the .good. work of CARS anid

‘the: campaign by the Dally’

radio station ‘ CFPR,**
Shop Rasy, the Locker Plant,:
Flower and Girt":

. Shop, Manson’s Jewellery:

and outer life: depend on. the.

labors’ of other’ men,

“and dead, and that I. must ex-
- ert. myself in order to give in.
'.the same’ measures as ‘I have

  

next -year..

 

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REPORT FROM

PARLIAMENT ©

' By. FRANK: HOWARD. /

OTTAWA— ‘Many years ago. |

: in England the King, or Queen,
~ used to summon the Members
. of the House of Lords’ and of

the: House~ of ‘Commons * to#:

2 - gether in: order that‘ the busi-
have’ something more to offer them i in

er way of first-class accommodation,

néss of the: Monarch could: be:

-require-:

‘Parliament ’.used:. to .“negoti-'
ate’, with the. Monarch cand:

 
   
  
  
   
 

‘Today..in: Cana
‘the “Monarch or. Her-—répre;
‘and: certain requests, to:Parlia- i

‘the; |
‘Speech. from the. Throne. But;),

in contrast; ‘that. speech, is prez, :
| pared by. the ‘Prime’ ‘Minister; -
'. and: his: ‘cabinet. “and -is only!

read, by the monarch or. her}
representative, . The Speech,
“from the Throne is’ a’ govern-; ,
mental. " document, prepared ..
more ‘for publicity . than. fori .
enlighteriment. ‘It.-is vaguely: :
worded and ofttimes incom-|.
plete. Even ‘in those: ‘ingeances:
when it does go into some de-'

tail. we still must await; . the:

actual legislation before’ we:
know: exactly: what ig’ being;
proposed. .

‘However, the Throne: Speech, -

a4 ‘does give some: indigation a3;
u to. ‘government .. policies |

‘even,

7 though. it suffers insofar a3)

| for that,

Tt: da God's. world and “ho Js mindful: of hla

.. details’ are: ‘goncerned, . ‘After a:
.. government.has ‘peen, ‘in, office

- for a while-one ‘gets an under-!:
standing of its general. atti-}.
tude and is able to guess. with:
some, degree of accuracy what:
can be expected, The adage of:
2 leopard not changing . its:
spots has application’ in some:
Anstances,

“The 'Throne.8peech ‘that. Woe

: . presented to this present Ses-!:

Queer ‘candidate -

- From The ‘Windsor. Star |

It doesn't matter: where el-;,
ections are held, some strange ;
candidates appear. That is

thelr privilege under the free~: an

doms of a democracy,

“A-good example 3s the toi-
low who bowed out of the Un-:

.- ited , States presidential - race. :
“He had lebelled fimeelt ‘your |.
did late ‘andy:

, Weltecdn space ci
olailmeéd Re, was .t 6 pre apslant
fe the . Anial; lgainate

aucors tf Atnorica.,

From time.to Unie, thare | pio |

su gacetlong “that, Awe, @--:
ane ed,

fare Buthh at fate tforn ‘adoks'"

ing. offide, Thera js 10 naod |

THe people

ald ithe ab odndidated through |

nal ota have sliiped into’,
office through a fluké.. +i

nytng, -aalicors. . sand a notliilly
‘talk to‘dpnce : wet, hoh a fiy-
ing saucer. pA dtante ind
othors of o aliniloh stipe Have

a chance to be elected. —

nytt oe

gems of thought

“douid “we add. whet arid
- where we nre to
wo woultl ia mofo
when wo iid our frlonds, godd

   
 

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4 ose Rivorol,

.-tioned a number.

‘ employment ’ Trisurance:”

: ers. “which: wére-léft. ‘out; of the’
: “Throne?! Speech; put: whether:

sentative present, certain ideas, - i or not those speculations. would .

ying |

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cart hate! |
allots, although some]

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sion of Pailiament was not
unlike its predecessors, It men-
of things
. which should be presented to

: Parliament ranging from. the _

establishment of a National '
Productivity Coucil'to.a revi-

. sion of the Penitentiary. Act.

It *eavered ‘such. things as -capi-.

taf pimishment..a' ’ supplemen= :|*

_ tary” Budget, a CNR: extension
in- ‘Quebec (but. none in north-
ern ‘B. C.); Tevision : of. the Un-
“Act.
and = the... Columbia .
power. ‘development...

 
 

hese matters. “and many. ‘oth=:

be. absolutely correct. .is un-
known.: We can only wait. We

can only hope. ‘We can insist’

that ‘the Government’s - pro-

gram be presented in, all its de-_
tail. at the earliest. possible .

moment in order that Parlia-

‘ment can get down to the busi-"

ness of assessing: it:

Assessing it with the thought.
‘that -we need drastic action,
imaginative “measures, and 4

“River

into them off the bridges than. ¢ received and am recelving.”

|For the right type of fellow »
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we gallantry and service covering nearly a centiry of |
2 , Canadian: history; Today — as the 2nd - Battalion
Wee prepares to: sail again, this time for 2 tour ‘of duty
, “jn “Germany - “Canada’s | ‘oldest’ highland regiment.
continues to offer a life of “adventure. to. young. .
go men ‘of, courage ‘and. character: a highly satistying’
a, career “with: an opportunity. for valuable: service
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‘Black ‘Watch arene “a braw fine life’. ee the:
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Storé, the merchants who’
sponsored the half page ad’
and all others who donated to

of thanks to all who helped. 4
: 7 us in! Yaising: $3,300 to date, -

this worthy cause, As chatr-' |
man, I appreciate the enthu- °
siastic assistance of the mem+

bers of my committee.

To one and all a hearty,"
Thank you. .

‘J. A. Roskam,

* Campaign Chairman. '

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