aR ate Y 4 P.O. DKAWER 128 TELEPHONE 3975 AL bell & Cn. Ch arl ered A coun lanls 325 Fourth Avenue East Prince Rupert, B.C. ALL. WLLL, CA, O. I. EIDSVIK, C.A. FOR FREE RIDES TO THE POLLS PHONE 3121 or 3122 PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE ROOMS VANCE | X 5 CSR tere LEITH issued by the Skeena Federal Progressive Conservative Cumpaign Committee , Backroom organizers ride up front in planes OTTAWA (CP) — The backroom boys are riding up front in this election campaign. On the chartered planes of both Prime Minister Diefenbaker and Lib- eral Leader Pearson there ig a private cabin just for- word of the main passenger section. The broad outlines of the campaigning are charted in the | Ottawa headquarters of the soe [material is ready for the lead-! major parties but the succesSjer’s next stop, doublecheck | he hour’s|names of prominent party men the or failure of the next campaigning may hang on the work done in that little cabin, 10,000 feet or more in the air. _ The party leaders travel in the rear sections of their air- craft. They go into action pub- licly when the planes touch down, shaking hands, posing for pictures, giving interviews, and making speeches. The men in the front cabin then fade into the background. On the Empress of Lisbon, hired by the Conservative party, | the forward cabin is jammed with baggage and files and lit- tered with papers. In a cloud of cigar smoke, John Fisher, Mr. Diefenbaker’s special assistant. pecks away at 2 typewriter or dictates to a stenographer. | CHECKS ITINERARY | Hovering nearby, Toronto au- tomobile dealer George Hogan, tour manager, leafs through 2 sheaf of itineraries, road maps and telegrams and letters re- ‘questing public appearances by the next locality on the tour, and prepare messages of politi- cal support, thanks, congratu- lations or condolences for can- : didates, workers, and supporters ' along the line. OTWERS PLAY PART Each of the party leaders is also travelling with an entour-_ age of speech writers and idea ' men, as well as press arrangc- i ment experts and baggage hand- Jers. Writing speech material for: Mr. Diefenbaker, in addition to; Mr. Fisher, are economists Mer- | rill Menzies and Roy Faibish. ' Dr. Menzies resigned recently | from the trade - department’s : wheat division to rejoin the- 'Diefenbaker campaign party. .with which he worked in the (1957 and 1958 general elections. : ‘He and Mr. Faibish, executive | ‘assistant to Agriculture Minis- ter Alvin Hamilton, are credited /with inspiring the Diefenbaker Mr. Diefenbaker. ‘“«vision” of 1958 and the Confed- KEEP YOUR DATE WITH EUROPE Naw answer Europe's call, Enjoy her every mood... light and pay along, the Champs Elysees... witty and wise in Old London Town... charming in Copenhagen ... lively in Brussels, Warn and friendly wherever you go, Oslo, Zurich, Stockholm, Frankfurt, And you fly there fastest with Canadian Pacitic, the only airline that flies you all the way to Continental hurape one ticket... one baggage check. From Van- couveror Edmonton, you'll enjoy a luxurious Super DC-8 Jet [inpress (itht, the only non-stop service to Amsterdam, gate- wey fo barope'’s preat cities. Money-saving jet-props too! 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But speech-writing for both ‘to the business of political cam. | | paigning. ' But two men in the forward; | cabin of the Honolulu do essen- | | tially the same work as Mr. Fish- ‘platform with a sheaf of notes jer and Mr. Hogan. They are Ri- and prepared passages of his ;chard O’Hagan, Mr. Pearson’s'speeches, but delivers them off- special assistant, and James Re-!the-cuff, barely glancing at the ‘gan, on loan to the national prepared material. Mr. Pearson ‘Liberal leader from Premier Ro- ‘delivers large parts of his: ‘bichaud of New Brunswick. ‘speeches without notes, and fre- . Their tasks are to iron ont quently writes large sections of] last-minute travel and accom- his important addresses himself, . Navy's newest trick — electronic marvel | HALIFAX (CP) — The navy'’s newest bag of tricks is an electronic marvel that destroys submar- ines, shoots down airplanes or manoeuvres an entire fleet 500 miles. It’s all done with the push of party leaders has its frustra- - tions. Mr. Diefenbaker gocs onto the I \ calculate continuously the bear- -ing and distance of all targets a Hutton but it’s all make-:. © | . believe, carried out on the navy's 12 relation to each of the des- i troyers. It took navy and scien- new operations trainer at HMCS_,,.. : Stadacona, the shore installa- tific experts a year to figure out tion here. , the programming for the elec- The trainer, aided by an elec-: tronic brain, | ‘tronic computer, can, for exer- | The data is updated | every ‘cise purposes, simulate the sea-! three seconds. Battle instruc- ‘going activities of ships, subs. , tions and other reactions from ‘aircraft and helicopters, giving : the crews are relayed to the operations training to 70 officers computer control staff and fed “and men simultaneously without 7 the computer which makes anybody leaving dry land. necessary adjustments. Representing the final step in| SHOWS ON RADAR | For example, if the comman- a seven-year modernization pro- qa. of a destroyer orders his gram for the navy’s operations! |... . y . ‘ 'ship to change course to star- division, the trainer involves i Doar within seconds the move the computer, control panels: registers on the radar of ne and mock operations room of: Busters e meal oon ‘other destroyers, showing one 7% ot j ry Vee es Costroyers. Restigouche ship moving off to the reht. On The only things missing in the | the destroyer that changed | realistie setup are the roll of Cums. the screen shows ¢cvery- the deck and the crash of spray, | Chine else moving to the left. SIMULATE BATTLE The role of enemy subs, planes The operations rooms have or vessels is played by the com- the same radar and sonar scopes. , puter with help from the con- plotting tables, air display plots, toll staff which can manoe= and communications — systems: YTe the enemy while the des- found on ships. The information , troyers also shift their forces, received on them from the com- Phe value of the trainer over puter registers the same as i, Old-fashioned methods of black- would from live Largets at sen. “hoard and ab-sea instruction 1s Working with this equipment, pasty hal one eee an be trainees learn to perform and: Orn tenet aN they should under bat- Hoppe by press ol i button, vo reeving the action while in- He conditions. structors try to determine wry The system can simulate 32] two ships collided or a destroyer ‘WASHINGTON Kennedy appears to be waging au weakening battle against a shrinking gold fear of losing this critical strug- vle may be at the heart of the president’s conflict with the US. business community. Ever since he took January, 1961, Kennedy has been struggling to preserve U.S. gold ‘reserves which showed an alarm- -——-——iing drain towards the end of the modation bugs, see that speech| kisenhower administration. ‘and situations to be watched in| been able, together, Current indications are tiurgets, all of whieh ean be shot down a friendly alreratt moved al wilh within a son | And the whole operation can square-mile area, AS an added | be recorded on tape and film to ' complication the computer can | be rerun for chussroon past simulate whids up to 80 knots. lnortems. Core of the system, built Dy | ce cover antamese pee neeta Lhe Sperry Gyroscope Company STRONGER METAL Addition of a small proportion of Canada Limited, Montreal, ts the Packrrd-Belh aha dinital fof telurhim doubles the strength \. JFK troubled with gold drain by the end of 1962, the reserves, now about $16,400,000,000, may sink to a 23-year low of less than $16,000,000,000. Foreign dollar holdings, constituting a liability against gold, may rise to about $24,000,000,000. () President stockpile. And office in| Gas price raised VANCOUVER ©; —Home Oil Distributors Ltd., Tuesday an- nounced an increase of three- tenths of a cent per gallon on Though, Kennedy has reduced|diesel fuel and gasoline and speed of the drain, he hasn't | heating oil to commercial ac- so far, to stop it al-|counts. Gasoline at retail outlets would not be affected. that yeUeuer LOI LEAL ELAS, IEE LE Wai To all those who have written for advance tickets to the PNE Empire Stadium Grandstand Show from August 20th to September 3rd: Following the recent appearance of a newspaper d-famous ROMP wees article regarding the worl Musical Ride, the feature attraction of this s have received show, the PNE Ticket Office a . successive requests for reservations. We wish to assure you that your letters are being filed in x SR A SR SNRS: RBS Sager enn” EAN order of receipt. 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