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Report,
from
Parliament!
VICTORIA
REPORT
by
J.
K.
Tuesday,
June
12.
1S51
Nesbitt
.
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.
By
E.
T.
APPLEWHAITE.
M
P.
Sales
Tax
Ilooming
Hut
Hospital
Insurance
Is
Headache
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more
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Power
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was
very
much
interested
in
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through
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WW,,,
Despite
the
statements
in
the
article,
as
to
the
ld;sum(mer,0H
L948-
flTrn:
you'll
be
orde-ed
out,
u.i.
ment
estimated
it
would
bring
1.1
....
iPs
V(,,ir
ou.n
Hfirtnr
irwt.
tv,.,
increased
potential,
I
think
fur-,
$14,01)0,000
a
year.
The
first
year
?Z
1
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I'
ther
Inrae
increase
in
Mmritv'....,....
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legi.Mnuuii
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year
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srutn
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fulfill
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BULLOC
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nute
frnuuie
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i
.
DAY
IN
BOW
STREET
,
LONDON,
ENGLAND.
We
got
to
England
too
late
to
witness
the
last
appeal
that
is
ever
to
be
allowed
frorii
British
'Columbia
to
the
Privy
Coun
cated.
uo.
1
to
make
with
the
$28,000,000
but
there's
agreements
every
faith
tt
Ule
g()ve
,nment
ald
nrovinrM
tn
nrnvtde
old
at?e
se-
'indication
it
mav
KO
to
$35,000,-
Old
Ate
Pension!
Earlv
In
this
session,
speaking
of
old
age
:
curlty
to
person!i
ln
nm)
be-
000.
premiums
faithfully
for
npn.linn
ll'lMslllti.in
lha
Prime
....
..
mr
,
,
Rlulnnu
urn
a
r,u,.
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oa
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yean
J"'"t
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I
iween
ine
agts
ui
oa
mm
iu,
aim
...
..tw
Tne
minute
you
become
chroni
Minister
told
us:
'It
is
and
will
,
tc.
provilie
authority
for
the
reg-
U
Is
now
in
this
province,
ac-
tne
government
has
no
resnon-,be
the
policy.
of
the
government
cording
to
monthly
bulletin
of
lstration
of
persons
over
the
aae
aibillty
for
you.
Oaesn't
sc-ni
'
cil.
BuC
we
were
determined
to
to
vu
uvum
uny
possioie
ofiuy
of
70
for
the
universal
old
age
vwve.iimeiiis
bureau
oi
t-o-
quite
fair
and
yet
the
ho,)l!all
have
our
day
In
court
on
this
trln
fin
vmt
tn
Ihf
limnnt1
.
,
pensions,
i
ne
gowrnmeni
wisnes
'
.
.
'
insurance
pejpie
say
Uiat
to
.'
Sr?
ed.
to
have
that
agreement
lm-lU.
Just
look
al
these
staggering
Bow
n.
Street.
be
in
a
DOSiUon
to
commence
.
.handle
chronics
wculd
break
th
plemented."
In
conformity
with
payment
of
the
universal
pen-
"HUIM:
reta
up
19
per.
scheme
ana
that
chrontes
jUi'J
that
statement
of
the
govern-1
sion!.
1
with
lhe
month
f.nt
over
ag;
autom::bil
v
mustlVt
uk(
up
,u
unwral
In
fact,
we
went
twice.
We
had
to.
For
the
first
time
we
went
the
place
was
long
since
-All
mil?JI
V.T.IT.'V.
'
of
January,
1952,
and
wishes
also
-
,
-
J;V
mxnut
ec-.-d
f.n
packed
out
-with
spectators
'
J
tc
have
its
leBlslat:on
respecting
,r
:'H
ff
r
"
"
T
u"lc
so.a
cnan-e;
denserv
rrowrled
at
th
K.
k
nf
I
I
the
aae
Broun
sixtv-five
to
sixtv-
.
.
-
ui
tu.e
21
per
cent.
the
smallish
room.
But
the
.
lings
ten
extra
for
toeing
late,
nine
ready
for
implementation
business
ls
The
increasing
friendly
policewoman
gave
us
a
effective
in
January,
1952,
ln
any
wh,,
k,.,.
lh
.',
,'
'.
wnat
Dooms
tne
sales
tax
.1-
v..
,
j
.....
.....
i
the
stab
PEBwiRviTB
iv
.
..
......
.
The
government
has
another
worry,
these
days,
too
vniut
tu
Continued
on
page
5
Craftsmani
ui
up
wii
umiu
juat
uriuir
ir'i
i
.
........
...
ut
l
i
n
ijroviiices
wnicn
win
in
the
morning
and
he
would
the
drama
of
the
day
was
a
nave
signjd
agreement
with
the1
However
If
the
mwernmonfs
make
sure
we
got
tn.
chronic
woman
drunk,
a
Mrs.
;
fe(jprai
government
for
that
e"i
iois'0f
aet!
So
back
we
came
at
ten
sharp.
Haines
There
she
stood,
shabby.
pu,:pose.
T
h
e
administration
aS
it's
"h
unK
I
""anLU1
h
huaj"ts
mo.e
0,e
a
s
-and
the
friendly
lady
took
us
disheveled
long
coat
and
a
too
lanr
lor
tne
appJicatlon
of
tnis
Jln
out
of
the
queue
and
put
us
b
tarn
hat
But
as
she
bad
w
securll
m
"An
thnuiah'
ciap
rfrwr
inn
stood
In
exactlv
the
same
soot'
.
.
...
.
.
n".
nul
rl
""Py
wlui
In
Type,,
Let
Us
Solve
:rr",n
r.
"
"
onlv
2
hours
arllnd
h,are
u,rettay
BO,ng
,orwara-
"r-
nos
insurance
Picture
roriffCITKinte
m
nnui
hul
Y
rr
H
i
u
T
V,,...,
ill
.
L.I..
be
another
She
knew
we
were
Canadians,
a
police
record
as
long
as
your
ri
with
;,,,;:,;:
''?".'
i
,u
-.
.
t
r,
orm
the
nrnhlem
urn
7hot
tn
"
"
vie.
mi.
ucai
jcui.
Your
Printing
Proti
Ik
about
.
t.
Z
.
1
.
rin
do
with
with
her.
her
I
clu!
governments
lo
taKe
from
The
rare
of
chronics
ia
plvln
it.
He,
too,
came
and
chat-
,8mi1'
their
Di-enent
nlrt
nenlnn
.
T
lnelr
aire
.v.
ted
Told
us
about
his
siter
What
amazed
the
judge
was1
,p,"en
,
,
ag,
Pistons
.the
government
worry.
At
pres.
Mrs.
Ben
Morton
who
lives'
at
where
the
shabby
old
woman
i
ror.as
the
information
which
ent
hospital
insurance
doesn't
i
w'"
e
,-1u'red
to
pay
the
unl-
look
after
patients
called
chrciw
sun-happv
White
Rock
BC
He
got
the
money
to
buy
the
drink
also
told
us
of
their
'
wartime
-for
one
look
at
her
ruled
out
?"!81
P?ns'n
after
January
.
4c.
If
you're
in
hcpltal
Si
day?
PHONE
234
Dibb
Printing
ISFSNt.R
Bloil
evner
cnratknn,
Ih.
,,,,rt
nfr.
One
ODVIOUS
nosslDllltV
....
"ic
wm.
r
i
.
win
m
en
sat
underground
when
the
me
0Jd
g""l
a
genius
at
j
""w
c.v..,B
um
use
criminal
Code
with
respect
to
bombs
were
falling,
and
about
self-defence.
She
put
up
such
a
pensions
under
the
previous
leg-
raclng
assoclatiins
conducting1
one
fnowl
amusing
episode
passionate
plea
for
a
n
o
t
h
e
r
elation.
Tlw
government
wishes
parl-mutuel
betting.
I
don'ti
when
a
man
was
taking
me
cnance,
ana
was
so
aownngiu.j
w
luu.iuniut,
think
either
will
have
much
If
V'iu
want
lo
sel
as
foon
as
possible
after
July
l,1
effect
in
Skeena.
oatii
and
had
just
come
to
the
naturally
witty
that
before
long
"so
help
me
God"
Dart
when
a
she
had
the
whole
court
almost
egisirauon
or
mt
omers
pro-
bably
some
400,000
persons
70
V2
crumbled
part
of
the
roof
ln.
rolling
in
the
aisles
St.
Lawrence
Waterway
-That
might
also
apply
to
the
8t.
Lawrence
Waterway
or
it
might
More
than
once
she
broke
in
years
of
age
and
over
who
are
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESH
SIB
LAWftENCE
DUNN
WAS
when
a
social
worker
was
giving
not
at
present
receiving
old
age
How
To
Be
Cheerful
MARKET
trends
are
reflected
in
the
STOCK
number
of
ulcer
cases
and
yet
it
i?
amazing
that,
as
progressively
worse
news
keeps
crowding
in
about
the
affairs
of
the
people
of
the
earth,
this
is
not
matched
by
the
suicide
curve's
zooming
out
of
sight.
People
remain
in
general
remarkably
cheerful.
It
seems
humans
don't
scare
readily.
In
this
desperate
situation
people
go
out
and
look
at
the
summer
flowers,
tending
them
as
though
the
things
might
last
a
while.
People
even
plant
more
flowers.
People
look
remarkably
pleased.
'
The
main
thing
that
causes
people
to
be
so
amazingly
cheerful
is
that,
better
Christians
than
they
know,
they
take
no
great
thought
for
the
morrow.
After
all,
few
philosophies
return
us
individually
to
this
earth.
Even
making
a
landfall
on
another
earth,
so
that
people
might
survive,
would
not
help
a
person
survive.
The
predicted
swelling
of
the
stoked-up
;un
is
a
long
way
off,
and
the
great
difference
between
an
A-bomb
and
what
is
sure
to
happen
anyway
is
that
the
A-bomb
could
happen
to
more
people
at
the
same
time.
So
folk
mind
the
baby
and
tend
tin?
flowers
and
go
to
the
movies
Friday
evening
and
for
a
drive
on
Sunday
afternoon.
Somewhere
below
the
ripples
of
conscious
thought
they
may
remember
that
it
was
tough
too
in
the
time
when
the
Babylonians
lowered
their
spears
and
charged
and
that
the
Black
Death
was
another
bad
time
that
they
got
through
somehow.
Right
now,
there
are
the
summer
flowers
and
life
is
away
better
than
worrying
about
losing
it.
Start
Climbing
ABRAHAM
LINCOLN
once
declared
that
people
are
about
as
happy
in
life
as
they
make
up
their
minds
to
be,
write
Earl
Douglas.
;
The
same
thing
could
be
said
with
reference
to
success.
We
attain
about
as
much
success
in
life
as
we
are
willing
to
pay
for.
There
are
a
few
high
offices
in
this
country
held
by
stuffed
shirts,
but
very
few.
In
every
generation
a
few
geniuses
go
unnoticed
and
a
few
worthy
men
are
given
the
brush-off.
But
by
and
large
success
depends
upon
industry,
good
habits,
high
ideals
and
sound
moral
character.
If
one
waits
for
the
elevator
to
take
one
up
to
the
top
floors
of
success,
then
the
elevator
is
permanently
out
of
order.
There
is
no
achievement
in
the
world
without
the
payment
of
a
heavy
cost.
As
the
modern
expression
goes:
"If
you
are
looking
for
something-soft,
look
under
your
own
hat."
The
elevator
which
goes
to
the
top
flights
of
puecess
is
permanently
out
of
order.
One
must
start
climbing.
.
nrt
tv.
1
v.
Pviflnnf-p
ufi
t
K
enrvi
inixh
nmg'k
run;lfin
Theoo
arlin
Inlot
ro
Hun
"ut-
nl
e
HOW
KIlOW
OI11-
JK'J
j
FINEST
EEST
OF
FOOD
the
day
we
were
therebut
the
as:
arrangement,
are,
as
I
have
'""J
"l"1
f
U,eh
Si
f
almost
equally
famous
wit,
John!
"I'm
sure
the
magistrate
is
not
said,
already
being
planned
with
,
"
,p
wau,r'av
nav'
D-vn
Eastwood,
KC,
was.
Unlike
many1
interested
in
hearing
a
long
j
the
aim
of
pressing
them
for-,
Prep'lred
concurrently
with,
and
of
our
magistrates,
the
Bow
1
harangue
from
you."
ward
as
rapidly
as
possible,
and
a
nalural
consequence
of,
the
Street
judges
sit
without
gowns'
Finally,
the
Judge
let
her
off
j
they
will
be
pressed
forward
as
I
aJ-scluslons
that
have
taken
or
wigs
just
ln
ordinary
dres.
stripping
her
of
all
but
a
few
soon
as
the
necessary
legislative
;P'ace
over
the
years
between
The
first
ten
or
twerve
cases
shillings
but
with
a
crack
that
authority
i.?
given
to
the
depart-
i
f
anada
and
lhe
UnilMl
statM
ran
through
in
a
few
minutes.
I
convinced
me
he
expected
her
ment
to
carry
out
the
relstra-
i
r?gard
to
the
project.
As
an
They
all
concerned
prostitutes
back
tomorrow.
:
tion
for
this
purpose
!
M
P'
1
nm
retv,lving
g
Pat
blasts
up
on
charges
of
"accosting"!
-
E.eU,,
i
fgal"st
.thls
Pr"jfrt.
originating
FireNa
uuio
excite
r
ire
no
uuii
euie-
mo
ah
mn,inD,ii,
nii
.4a
m.ii,,,
I
nME
UTiV
nr.HTrrH
vet
Da
n
Montreal.
Evidently
mini.
FOR
TAKE
OUT
OKDI
Its
PHONE
200
BROADWAY
CAFE
and
were
fined
from
twenty
to
j
old,
turned
'out
to
be
an
army
."'fv,
"oTtl
hV
theimunity
rivalry
is
not
restricted
forty
shillings,
according
to
the
5
deserter
who
is
expert
at
steal-
1:
""
-c
10
ins
province
or
B.C.!
I
saw
it
on
Sunday,
the
I
ing
ladles'
purses
while
they
are
:
,Zi
r
-i.'w
.day
after,
and
it
was
still
'
length
of
time
between
their
present
and
former
appearances
in
court.
'
I
could
see
my
wife's
eyt-s
He,
too,
had
a
long
record.
But
oulavirlng
in
places.
It
was
a
I
he
also
had
all
the
psycho-
biK
and
bad
",,a-
ot
co"rse
it
1
,
u
,
i
.
had
iU
reoercusKiiinn
In
the
L.
'v
popping
out
as
one
after
an
anaiv.it
s
l.iiicu
aim
...
...ufltk
flit
1
-
....
.a
other
of
these
young
women
tured.
old-school-tie
accents
was
"uufe-
'"ser
a.sKea
tne
-Z
norariuH
n
anH
nut
irnr
thp
I
urging
the
tiiricp
tn
nenri
him
if.
Minister
of
National
Defence
lor.
r
-T'
W.I
were
mostly
anything
but
the
a
psychologist,
not
to
prison.
j
rather,
his
Parliamentary
assls-
j
T
ifoj
GARAGE
HELPER
WANTED
.
Washing
Cars
i(
Repairing
Tires
-fc
General
Clcon-up
Nor
Afraid
to
Work
over-flashy
or
over-drab
type
-snowier
ex-sauor
naa
eleven
'
"j
bikmtiuciiii
rc-
that
one
expects
to
see
in
such
!
-
nvictions
for
theft.
But
he
had
garding
the
fire,
which
is
re-
a
roie.
uniy
one
jooKea
any-
m
nis
pocnei
a
.eiurr,
......
..
k".
i
..arc
iu
uumugc
y
...
..
.
,
thing
like
the
expected.
Most
of
"sweetheart
in
Canada
olftrini?
to
the
extent
of
over
a
million
l!tl'H
I
'J
i'l
J
the
young
women
looked
exactly
I
to
pay
his
passage
out
to
marry
,
dollars.
Ralph
Campney,
in
the
BdakaMMiMaXalu
like
the
women
tnat
one
mignt
ner.
,
,
aosence
oi
in
i
minisier,
reportea
1
wivwiisenwnt
m
mt
puWisliw
see
in
the
shops,
theatres,
or,
i
The
judge
read
the
letter
and
that
the
actual
less
was
the
des-
Vf
"'"played
by
tlie
Liquor
c.miM
Indeed,
churches.
!
asked
the
man:
"Do
you
object
truction
of
one
of
the
ten
bays
or1(!'?,,l
vernment
oi
Only
one
lass
was
the
least
to
the
probation
officer
writing
j
of
the
buildings
which
compris-
l'in.Un.
.
bit
saucy.
She
came
late,
just
as
this
girl
and
telling
her
you
es
No.
21
Ordnance
Depot,
with-'
.
-
Rupert
Motors
Ui
CHRYSLER,
PLYMOUTH,
FARGO
DICTHIHUTORS
the
court
was
closing
its
morn-
have
eleven
convictions
and
are
its
contents,
but
no
dollar
value
ing
session.
The
magistrate
ask-
awaiting
sentence
for
theft?"
i
of
the
loss
has
yet
been
estab-ed
her
about
the
de.jy
and
sho
Yes
the
man
had
very
de-
lished.
blamed
it
on
a
traffic
jam.'That
cided
objections.
(
Merc
Bills
A
few
more
bills
was
no
excuse,
he
said,
as
he
j
Last
case
was
a
'driving
after
came
in
to
the
House
last
week,
had
also
been
caught
in
a
simi-
i
drinking"
charge.
Looked
very
One
ls
an
Act
respecting
Cana-
RADIO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
GAS
AND
ELECTRIC
RANGES
Phune
Blue
9ft2
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
.
lar
snarl,
but
had
got
to
court
bad
for
the
drunk
driver
when
dlan
Pacific
Railway
Company,
on
time.
Her
fine
thirty
shil-1
noon
came.
,
and
another
to
amend
th.
Live
Electrically
and
Keep
Coa
SI!
liRcsjfeljfnj
$4.6;
$8S)
$1U
People
who
live
near
elev.i-tors
will,
eventually,
be
breathing
easier.
A
company
has
been
formed
to
build
a
device
that
will
eliminate
emission
of
wheat
and
grain
dust
from
elevators
during
loading
in
Vancouver.
Prince
Rupert
is
spared
such
a
physical
handicap.
There
has
not
been
a
word
of
complaint
for
years
and
years.
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Single
Burner
Hotplates
Two
Burner
Hotplates
Two
Burner
Hotplates
Fryrites
Hamilton
Beach
Food
Mixer
(with
Juicer)
-
If
federal
parliament
meets
in
October,
and
it
appears
probable
according
to
Premier
8t.
Laurent,
II
will
mean
two
sessional
indem
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
The
census,
so
far
as
this
continent
ls
concerned,
was
invented
ln
Canada.
In
the
city
of
Quebec,
in
1666,
the
job
of
counting
and
recording
the
number
of
Inhabitants
officially
began.
Yet
it
could
not
have
ViaOtt
fa
niGnnV.
I
n
s-.
r.
nities
for
members.
That
would
be
about
$10,000
for
each
in
1951.
The
need
for
economy
has
been
Stewart,
I!
Krsner
Block
rhone
210
Prince
Rupert,
n.C.
ifut
'mphaatawl
again
and
again
by
that
ten.
n
i.
teilnntaf
8
""""
thejOtlawa,
this
yvar,
yet
it
can
hardly
be
denied
that
the
basy
'Parliamentarian
Is
a
hard
work-Vancouver
ls
to
have
a
goodier.
old-fashioned
circus,
despite
s
models
Joe
)UiU:
COLD
STORAGE
J
Phone
974
S2nA"H
TT
U
hadi
n
ls
PossiWy
not
realized
how;
SSyeSn
t-TSWSSfS
"g?
rVT
Columbians,
Bring
on
the
circus.
Watch
the
'
."l1"
thosf
WlJe
hTeS
parade-lteten
to
the
steam
or-lf.?"1
vtX?
and
the
i
gan-roar
at
the
clowns
and
"n?ted
Bta,teus,
11
oflen
amazes,
i
stare
at
the
animals,
all
of,a,nd
lnvar
ably
8ives
Pleasure.'
Vhlch
look
well
fed
and
rea-l8mart
u,lUorns.
high
class
In-
sonably
happy
Oet
away
from
'truments
and
love
of
and
talent!
Korea
and
the
Iron
Curtain,
if
i
,or
musJc
can
thought
of
as
only
for
a
day!
a
real
asset
for
the
north.
i
i
'
-
,
Mr-
and
Mra.
George
a
Weath-
School
at
Seal
Cove
again!
'erly
are
reaving
on
the
Princess
It's
quite
a
few
years
since
the
Louise
tomorrow
afternoon
for
blackboard
way
down
east
wai
Vancouver
to
visit
their
daueh-'
covered
with
figures,
and
per-
ter,
Grace,
who
Is
to
undergo
a'
haps
a
youngster
brought
a
serious
operation.
They
are
drlv-lovely
red
apple
to
give
the
ing
back
by
car
In
about
a!
Free
Pick
Up
Service
While
in
Storage
Have
Your
Coat
yOU
HAVE
your
special
interest
or
ambition
something
that
means
a
lot
to
you.
Today,
more
than
ever,
the
trick
i
to
pUa
your
saving
ani
your
spending
so
that
you
move
steadily
toward
your
goal.
Here
are
two
suggestions:
First,
deckle
what
you
want
most,
how
much
it
will
cost,
and
open
a
special
savings
account
at
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
for
that
one
particular
purpose.
Then
save
for
it.
Sscond,
use
the
Royal
Bank
Budget
Book
to
keep
yourself
on
your
course,
and
to-avoid
careless
spending.
The
buflget
book
does
not
suggest
how
you
spend
your
money.
It
does
provide
you
with
s
simple
pattern
to
help
you
-PLAN
YOUR
BUDGET-TO
SUIT
YOURSELF.
1
You
C
J
get
a
copy
at
any
branch.
Ask
for
one.
REPAIRED
CLEANED-
CLAB
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRANCH
D.
VV.
G.
STEWART,
Monager
leacw,
..
'month's
time.
!
w
HOLLANDERIZED
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
niiur
i
ujMtije
for
jattau
"6
Lord,
my
God,
thou
art
become
exceeding
glorious."
Ps.
104:1.