all
members
of
the
House,
would
1
welcome
at
least
the
substance
i
of
Mr.
Drew's
proposal.
Tn
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
f-onviU,.,,
.
1
Report
from
Parliament
Comittee
perhaps
may
not
have
i
.
,
e
dtba'
a
it.i
rpivirt.
reariv
for
tha
nr,nnin
.
Monday,
June
18,
1951
.
u
"
01
10
nils
1
in
.ff..,.,
u
j
j
v..v
ui-nrimit;
bu'
,,
"
,
Vk
"er
lt:
!
aays
oi
me
next
session.
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
i
.
.
.
.
"iLuiirr
pi
,
..I
By
E.
T.
APPLEWHAITE,
M
P.
Transferred
To
Toronto
Salvation
Army
Personnel
Changes
Announced
Major
(Mrs.
Janet
Chambe
r,
who
has
been
the
matron
of
the
Salvation
Ai
ray's
Lodne
for
ipernaps
aurmg
tne
next
session.
,
.,",
"
a
ms
lbecau.se
of
the
fact
it
will
3S
-i1',,
opt
those
,
A.,
.
.
.
,
-p.
,
.
.
-
,
session
in
which
the
govern-
.'
lne
money.,
vi
A.
iiUNxaS.
Manaaisf
Editor.
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O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
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afternoon
except
Sunday
by
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Ltd..
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"
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"i
"
-----
meiu.
win
asu
tne
iiouse
to
giv?
i
,
"""nisiri'ji.
ijUUUUl
vjranic
lcl.ulc
me
umiiaiv
ic-.liic
'u.'
.
-
;
try.
It
just
started
me
wondering.
Stranger
things
rears
and
sun
with
a
fre.su
have
happened
than
to
see
a
textile
industry
in
slate
m
1952'
we
w'i
resaive
p-
Hi
lilt.
QS
on
avnrimAnt
,
.
French
Election
Central
British
Columbia.
Our
power
resources,
even
the
committees
suggeuoas
ur
Mcxica
has,
doubtless,
a
choi:e
;
Young
Women
in
Prince
Rupert
variety
of
delicacies.
We
will
not
since
its
opening
in
1943,
has
attempt
to
enumerate
them
but
;
been
transferred
to
Toronto
and
ne
think
a
dozen
fresh,
salmon,
will
be
appointed
to.
the
Receiv-packed
in
ice
and
flown
direct
ling
Home
lor
Women,
it
U
an-from
the
cool
waters
of
British
!
nounced
by
Staff
Captain
W.
C.
Columbia
to
the
land
a
Jew
I
Poulton.
At
the
Toronto
estab-
with
Mean's
activities,
will
not
have
been
nearly
heK
fn-
I
'
minK
it
would
be
better
if
w?
r
LOOKS
like
as
unsettled
a
political
situation
as
ever
in
Fiance
as
a
result
of
yesterday's
general
exhausted.
June
i'l
niu-.
navf
started
sittings
at
2
o'clock
In-
demonstrated
to
many
p;ro;;ie
next
general
election.
Eat
J.
S.
stead
of
three
and
had
less
even-
thouiand
miles
south,
should
be
;
hshment
tne
Salvation
Army
able
to
offer
a
little
compet'i
cares
for
women
-
on
remand
the
fact
that
we
now
produce
a'
Sianolt.
MP.,-
whu
is
reeve
tfjing
sessions.
There
is
also
roo.n
from
the
police
and
injor:igb:os
l'ast
some
of
the
raw
materials
Springfield,
Maiiitoti.
bioush'
for
Improveriient
in
the
prozej-
"
nn
.
1
Krfi
fit.
all
Kiirtrit,
-1
if
,t
in,
r
t
lm
VI
.11.
nitil
iaT
rf
hun4hn
.!
tion.
iw
yuuiig
lux
i
eiuruiaiory
sen-
nwui,.
-
b
iu
-v
jihuuum
cM,iniin.es,
JUsT.
teiit'cs.
iviis.
iiainoers
Aaiivi
vmc
f
j
...j
v
tiuuiw
v-
w
vwu
vAuuiiJirs.
i
nis
wnoie
'
,
1
I
'JIH
Penny
Wise,
Vancouver
newspaper
woman,
has
been
in
Korea
fur
the
past
month
or
so
and
is
covering
the
job
in
first-rate
style.
Incidentally,
she
has
not
forgotten
to
make
it
clear
thit
last
evening
on
the
Coquiliam
Tenurei
tne
Aiemoer
lor
ck::!..
uoji
oi
personal
privilege.
n
matter,
oi
course
affects
us
in-fci-
Vancouver
enroute
to
To-
should
be
actively
concerned
nt-edn't
have
get
sa
worried-
-
dividually
and
may
not
seem
of
i
onto.
First
she
will
spend
a
with
su:h
problems
as
wages,
out
Committee
had
taken
na
great
interest
to
you:
but
if
we
holiday
at
London,
Ontario.
hours
and
working
conditions
action,
and
iu
any
event
lu
can
handle
YOUR
business
mo-e
'f.S",
.
,
Mis
W
C
Poulton
wife
of
1
c
lejiuie
iuuiuh;.
wuxuii
i
uv
uiiA-atc-u
uciiv
viiicieuuy,
everyone
benefits.
Stiff
Captain
Poulton,
will
a.s-
Paper
for
Milk
The
Smiths
tmer
election,
same
the
task
of
matron
of
the
area
in
pai
ikuiui.
bat
oUi;
.Wutk
A
special
ctanatittee
Lodge
for
Young
Women
parts
of
Skeena
as
well,
will
ba
has
bten
set
up
to
wris
w-lh
Uk1
Korea
at
the
present
time
is
a
!
first-raie
place
for
a
woman
to
'stay
away
from.
Penny
Is
ex-tpeiieiicing
plenty
of
risks
on
'
what
is
undoubtedly
a
memor-jable
assignment.
Captain
and
Mrs.
Otorae
Ovs-
interested
in.
and
cjneeriwi
Speaker
to
consider
the
queri'.jn
uvub
LI1C
uwii.iutica
iiiiiiiv,
uu
VI
m
piUlWCU
ttuilil.
ilfciuu
til
of
the
shortage
of
paper
prod-
cm
for
the
Hou;e
of
CumnuiH,
ucts
lor
sucn
purposes
as
co.i-
-whtre
the
acoustic
are
very
i
tryk
are
appointed
to
taV.e
charge
of
the
Prinee
Rupert
Corps
of
the
Salvation
Army
and
thus
release
Staff
Captain
Poulton
for
his
district
work
which
ear
Wism
MONDAY
NIGHT
ialners
of
dairy
products.
I
hava
poor.
Angus
Maclnnis,
C.C'.F.
.
been
following
this
up
rather
Member
for
Vancouver
East,
w.:l
actively
and
I
now
have
some
be
the
British
Columbia
M.-uiiOkV
I
involves
such
scattered-
places
as
Ocean
Fails
to
Whitehorse.
Captain
Oystryk
is
coming
to
Rupert
from
Dauphin,
Manitoba.
I
There
is
a
distinction
betweeu
1
"hotel"
and
"lodging
house.'
This
explains
why
some
locu
:
people
have
not
yet
been
interviewed
by
the
censustaker.
Thi-y
'
surely
will,
however.
They
merely
neglected
to
remember
that
i
Irom
the
stci.dpoinl
of
the
eminent,
a
losing
houe
is
not
a
notel.
reason
to
hope
that
supplemeu-
un
this
Committee.
;ary
supplies
of
the
required
st.
.auriit
.Vgrees-Mr.
St.
type
of
paper-board
may
be
laurent
hai
otlen
si-oed
his'
available
from
the
United
State.
winmon
t,
w.m
.i,h
.h
n.
i
to
meat
pumj
whenever
the
opposition
I
captain
orace
Burkett.
::o
if
au
oti-er
-attempts
has
taught
school
and
officer
d
the
situatien
fail,
we
may
wo
hurl
a
uroixisil
which
seemed
So
the
canyon
city
corps
on
tne
(,CPrl
with
the
necessity
fjr
ihua
to
have
merit.
fVr
UuUiwe.
I
Naas
River,
is
taking
additional
government
intervention,
i
hope
teacher
training
at
Vancouver
not,
as
this
is
bound
to
mu
i
next
fall
and
will
be
replaced
at
controls
and
Interference
Li
puttilktu,
imrodu?ei
Li
1x2--
Unspoiled"
is
a
word
that
still
:
applies
to
Canada.
By
no
stretch
election.
Rightist
forces
of
General
Charles
De
Gaulle's
Rally
of
the
French
People
party
have
scored
a
marked
triumph
and
will,
after
the
postwar
years
of
striving'
beoome
one
of
the
largest,
if
not
the
largest,
groups
in
Parliament.
The
Com-munist,
although
gaining
in
popular
vote,
lose
seats
in
Pai'liaintiit
Uiidi-i
the
r.cvv
system
of
vote
counting.
The
parties
of
the
coalition,
which
have
governed
France
tenuously,
appear
to
have
lost
(trength
although,
combined,
they
have
more
seats
ihan
f.c
two
.-.xtiemist
groups.
With
tla
op.e
dear
gain
appearing
to
have
been
He
Gaulle's,
V
coalition
of
some
sort
with
a
possible
Turning
to
the
right
will
probably
be
the
outcome.
Put,
with
a
Communist
party
frustrated
in
obtaining
greater
parliamentary
representation
although
it
obtained
more
popular
votes,
it
could
be
that
even
tnore
troublous
days
between
right
and
left
lie
ahead.
Supplying
The
Enemy
government
of
Canada
finds
itself
in
an
THE
embarrassing
situation
because
of
Canadian-flagged
ships
carrying
supplies
to
Communist
China
white
Canadian
soldiers
are
fighting
and
dying
in
the
war
in
Korea
against
the
same
Chinese
Communists.
To
say
the
least
of
it,
the
suggestion
that
the
Canadian
ships
are
plying
in
this
trade
because
there
is
an
investment
of
a
few
million
dollars
to
project
is
a
rather
grim
one.
The
government,
we
believe,
should
act
speedily
on
the
demand
that
these
ships
should
be
seized
or
funk
without
delay
if
they
continue
in
this
trade.
Th
government
should
not
have
waited
for
the
matter
to
be
aired
in
Parliament
by
the
Opposition.
It
was
mighty
poor
politics
apart
from
the
obvious
moral
considerations
in
the
matter.
to
have
a
cwnmit'ee
ap-
t.l
Imaainatiim
pin
Can
jti
lw
r
LailVOll
L
ltV
OV
Cantaill
.
nlhor
nuln
anri
nsnpr
nmd.i-'i
to
consider
Improve-
called
over-populated.
No
pa-t
j
McLean.
The
captain
will
have
as
weU.
with
far-reaching
e(-
P
as
her
assistant
in
canyon
ci.y
fcts
which
are
sure
to
be
ail
ments
in
House
procedure,
with
of
t'oiuniiuu'
a
view
u
o'j-
of
Canada,
no
matter
how
ne
-1
ly
settled,
or
how
old.
but
can
I
i
come
within
its
meaning.
j
work
Lieutenant
Oeraldine
ror-
moving
in
many
ways
...1
......
.
.l
!
f
a
i
I
'
:
t
f
'
M
w
-
I
HI
iW
trniwm
innl-il
ITInJi
M,
.
,
.
..
.viayors
and
jits
home
lit
Vie
tainlne
"""
ureal,
,'5MU-r
r
eflkcrxv
--
RC.
from
Melville
SasKatrhe-
i
TliU
nart
of
the
world
ha.s
the
wan-
"
flurry
of
interest
.
was
caused
.
by
....
,
-
St
ku
y
a
sut!tion
brought
up
in
tho
M
'
is
Dominion
Elections
Act
Commit-.'1
to
a'et
lhal
lM
govern
-
best
there
is
for
what
the
Cei-
'
Lieutenant
Gordon,
who
has
lulose
Corporation
needs,
says
been
assisting
at
Canyon
City,
that
Mayors
should
be
placed
mem
and
mast
members,
if
no
is
appoimeu
to
oiuunu,
ji.-
m
;ris
same
category
under
tft-.
'
:4l
wo.
Act
as
m
l.as
ana
oe
e.igiDi.1
a
Major
Mrs.
Chambers
left
on
MP's.
It
was
jus
a
suggestion
the
Union
stea.v-ship
lor
Van-
casually
discussed
in
the
Co-i-couver
on
Sunday
ivening,
en-.
nyttee
and
the
Member
win
'
Emery
Cieaves.
"Only
in
B
C.
are
there
hemlock
and
spruce
;
forests,
with
adjuncts
for
ship-'
ping
facilities
and
good
labor
and
governmental
conditions.
Perhaps
in
Siberia
there
may
be
another
supply
of
this
kind
of
;
route
to
London,
Ontario,
o
HON
GORDON
S.
WISMER,
K.C.
bought
it
up
made
it
clear
U.'.
V
:iU.U!
n:jt
suggest
i.at
It
affvii
:!'e
L.-eseut
uieum-rs
-intil
tkie
,
wood
but
who
wants
to
spea
'
holidays
prior
to
tailing
up
h,'.
ith
Mr.
Staiin
when
we
can
0i
Toronto
posting,
business
with
Mr.
Kenney?"
'
Attumey-Oneral
of
B.C.
will
speak
on
matters
of
interest
and
Importance
to
every
Citizen
of
the
Province.
Sees
Shortage
Of
College
Men
CFPR
Sf
eat
Lakes!
Oreat
Resorts
!
Mon.,
he
(
SYDNEY,
Australia
ff
Busi-
i
tnessmen
might
soon
have
to
'
sponsor
university
students
if
1
1
hey
want
their
services
as
I
graduates.
Prof."
Sir
Douglas!
Gold
Policy?.
4
r
ereat
HOLIDAYS
to
fit
your
purse
CONTCRX
tO
all
Canadians
jllt
HOW
IS
the
(Australian
National
University.)
O'
iF
riliirlit
nf
rrr,,
niiniiifr
Hpi-o
is
an
fmliistr'
lsaid
'-cently.
J-lkVW
in
EASTERN
CANADA-
ORMES
.which
formed
the
.-beet
anchor
of
the
country's
hedit
during1
a
world
depression
and
provided
a
tillion
U.
S.
dollars
for
essential
purchases
in
World
"War
II.
The
industry
takes
on
new
significance
to
j
He
warned
that
by
1960
Aus-I
i
tralia
might
not
have
enough
!
graduates
to
meet
her
needs
In;
j
every
field.
j
i
ik-
said
that
by
1960
Australia
I
j
would
rieed
4
000
school
t
eachers
'
:
a
year
instead
of
the
present
'
2
500;
1000
medical
students
instead
of
700
and
1000
engineers'
instead
of
500.
!
!
By
1956,
he
said,
Australia
might
have
a
university
popula-
j
i
tion
of
50,000
equal
to
British
1
The
I
Pioneer
Druggist
I
enrolments
in
1939.
I
For
Action
Advertise!
PHONE
81
Sail
ihe
Great
Lakes
between
Port
McNicolI
and
Fort
William
for
an
invigorating,
relaxing
holiday.
Break
your
rail
trip
to
or
from
the
Wert
with
a
2-day
cruise
only
meals
and
berth
are
etra
.
,
.
or
enjoy
a
5-day
cruise
for
as
low
as
$77,
including
hotel.
day
with
Canada
showing
some
disturbing
signs
of
an
unfavorable
trade
balance.
Gold,
mining-
is
facing
acute
problems:
wages
and
other
co.-ts
have-
moved
up
sharply
while
the
price
of
its
own
product
is
firmly
fixed
and
has
been
for
years.
That
Ottawa
is
considering
additional
rost-aid
to
the
industry
is
a
situation
with
which
',IW
will
quarrel.
A
large
part
of
our
north
country
'.economy
has
its
roots
in
gold;
many
frontier
eom-'munities
nuiVffeld
up
completely
were
gold
mining
ita
falter.
Ottava?;,monetary
experts
question
Canada's
'right,
if
notability,
to
sell
gold
at
a
free
market
price
abova
$:r
an
ounce
because
of
obligations
to
;the
International
Monetary
Fund.
Mining
men
on
the
other
hand
stress
that
IMF
membership
should
.not
blind
us
to
the
fact
that
Canada,
turning
out
'.$1CS
millions
of
gold
a
year,
is
the
world's
second-'largest
known
producer
of
gold
and
that,
we
have
special
and
fundamental
interests
as
a
great
producer
of
a
.(;y
commodity.
Financial
Tost.
Mac
5rfil
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Gibbon
Constructs
r
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Company
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HIM
1
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r
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CHEAPER
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Estimates
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