sub-continent
into
two
nations
;
appeal
to
the
worked
havoc
with
the
economy
pass
them.1'
....n..
i..
i.i
-.
..
.
.
"
W
!r
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
i
See
It
01
muui.
even
mis
years
urasuc
01
wheat
Victoria
Report
shortage
of
food
in
Tuesday,
March
13,
19!il
India
could
,dennysupporlt
.
te
partly
(some
say
one-third)
those
in
many
other
countries.
!
Hence,
even
such
a
simple
tiling
as
substituting
the
must
simple,
type
of
steel
blade
plow
would
greatly
increase
production.
(This
has
been
actually
demonstrated
to
peasants
at
government-sponsored
centres,
such
as
that
at
Bawana.
which
I
recently
vlsifced.)
nfto
irately
w
can
get.
Rt!;a,t't
;
not
take
thi.
J.,1'
IndepenclrnVdaily
nev.-spayer
aevoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
SUBSCRIFHON
RATES:
lember
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
a,
willed
cut
if
there
were
absolutely
free
trade
in
the
whole
area,
as
there
was
before
partition.
Responsible
Indian
leaders
ask:
"If
the
partition
of
one
subcontinent
worked
such
havoc,
what
would
be
the
effect,
even
?ny
bloc
to
4
V
II
In
I
noil
.
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nesliitt
(lovcininiiit
Assailed
From
All
Sides
Iwiks
Like
Crisis
Ahead
VICTO'KIA
One
wonders
how
long
a
government
can
stand
up
to
such
a
barrage
of
criticism
as
is
now
being
leveled
against
the
Coalition.
a
The
criticism
is
being
hurled
at
the
government
in
savage
onslaughts
from
all
sides
the
press,
the
public,
from
its
own
supporters
in
the
House,
let
4
BUT
THE
FOOD
SHORTAGE
question
Is
Interlinked
with
that
of
land
ownership
reform.
Al-i
Ihough
the
fact
is
not
realized
in
I
the
West,
it
is
also,
above
all,
1
inextricably
interlinked
with
the
questions
of
war
and
P-'uce.
.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
v
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
(gP'?fctr
S3.00;
py
Mall,
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8.00
Er'Vsr
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Mnce
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
on
India,
of
the
partition
of
the
whole
world,
as
a
result
of
a
third
world
war?"
India
eats,
right
now,
on
a
"ship
to
mouth"
basis.
oOo
HENCE,
INDIA'S
INTEREST
IN
FOOD
PEACE
KEY
NEW
DELHI,
India
The
general
idea
behind
this
series
of
articles
on
The
Congress
Party
leaders
are
well
aware
that
the
cry,
"the
land
"b
"n.
uie
present
prt-
alone
the
CCF
Opposition.
It's
fnr
ihe
neusunts."
i
potentially
"
-"
o
wunu
peace
is
India
is
to
Spend
a
COUple
ihe
mightiest
and
moot
elemental
based
wi
more
than
the
Gandhi
e
11..
,,f
tK.j
the
n.,rA
Vnt-up
v
force
in
all
this
part
of
J-vwer;
Ideal
(real
and
weeks
here
at
earn-
of
Ulii
'y
gul
strong
M
this
is
i
India,,
it
is
P
THE
oL
ETTERBCX
tal,
then
to
visit
Key
spots
and
constitutional
wans
to
"
me
mosi
solid
and
transfer
lurid
ownw.shlp
from
the
immediate
self-interest
for
In-aamlndurs.
or
rich
landlords,
to
dia.
For
in
such
a
war,
even
if
the
actual
cultivators
of
the
soil.
Intlla
""t
,
a
combatant.
Hut
at
the
moment
Its
proposed
"lu"v
millions
of
Indians
would
reform?
arc
snarled
up
in
the
he
doomed
u,
stnrv
us.
In
fart,
courts,
over
the
question
of
eon-
nilllions
starved
in
IU45.
stitutionsl
legality.
WilJ
India
gel
tone
to
work
out
MR.
NFIIRU
S
.'jHAltp
RE
IJUKE,
land
reform
by
the
democratic
u
43
l'"'ian
MP's
wtyi
signed
the
"M
HITf.S"?
WHRE
WERE
in
this
vast
sub-continent,
then
to
return
to
Delhi
before
starting
home,
via.
Israel
and
Europe.
But
one
does
not
need
to
.spend
months,
weeks
01
even
days
here
to
find
out
What
Is
India's
number
one
problem.
It
is
how
something
over
320
million
people
can
tAtVlH
Mm;
the
fiercest
concentrated
attack
any
government
has
had
'o
wrestle
with
in
many
years.
Two
of
the
Okanagan
Valley
members,
M.
P.
Fbinerfy,
Liberal-Coalition,
Siniilkaiueen-
and
W.
A.
C.
Bennett,
Coiiservativi-Coailtion,
South
Okanagan,
are
In
open
revolt
shout
Increases
in
hospital
insurance
premiums
and
actually
went
so
far
as
to
vote
against
the
Government
on
the
floor
of
the
House.
Mr.
Finuerty,
too,
gave
an
indication
that
all
is
not
happy
between
Liberals
and
Conservatives
in
the
Coalition
caucus..
He
said
that
hospital
deficits"
can't
be
made
up
from
consolidated
revenue
"because
of
the
political
viewpoint
"
of
the
Minister
of
Finance.
Mr.
Fmnertv
seemed
to
say
that
Mr
get
enough
food
to
stay
ahw
The
question
literally
hits
you
process
and,
if
so,
Is
such
proec
Editor,
Daily
News
Whit's
wrong
with
Prince
Rupert
basketball
fans?
I
do
not
mean
the
natives
living.,
in
Prince
Rupert,
but
the
"whites."
During
the
first
two
nights
of
the
native
tournament
there
were
some
half-dozen
or
so
who
paid
admission
each
night.
The
last
night
was
slightly
more.
Had
it
pot
been
for
the
loyal
fans
who
followed
their
teams
eompetent
to
sweep
away
the
vested
Interests
of
age-old
growth?
One
would
have
to
lie
bold
to
answer
that,
one;
and
I
lack
sufficient
Information
even
to
try.
i
.
oflo
THE
PARTITION
of
the
Indian
MEN'S
WEAR
W'OOI.I.KN
WORK
MIX
-Excellent
wurk
at
this
special
price
Dltl'SS
MX
Vour
choice
of
good
dress
a,v
KjnTial,
rialr
BOYS'
WEAR
WIMMRKAKKltS-All
wool
wU.dbreaken
J,t
in
tne
eye
wiien
yuu
see
me
imnj
poor
people
in
a
big
city.
It
hits
you
hi
the
eye
when
you
pick,
up
uny
new;
paper,
ami
see
thai
controversy
over,food
shortages
is
a
main
feature.
It
hits
you
in
both
ears
when
you
set
foot,
in-
tide
parliament.
For
each
day
this
parliament,
allows
what
must
surely
he
the
most-
generous
period
for
questions
in
any
chamber
in
the
worUV
one
full
hour.
And
on
every
day,
many
nf
tli
ouvstioiii
centre
around
1
Anxrnmh
is
nini'e
iii(,i-eM.p1
in
Let's
Get
Outside
y
ITH
FRESH
heat
in
the
air,
right
now
is
a
VV
good
time
to
go
outdoors
without
bothering
to
read
this
any
further.
You
would
be
much
better
off
put
of
doors.
Any
time
is
good
for
going
there
but
this
moment
is
the
only
time
you
can
do
it,
sandwiching
the
doing
between
regrets
for
not
getting
out
more
in
the
past
and
determination
to
make
more
of
a
point
of
it
in
the
future.
Most
of
people
like
it
better
inside
although
few
'ill
admit
this.
Surely,
however,
it
is
so
for,
as
hu-rcans
gain
some
control
over
their
environment
and
develop
civilization,
they
tend
to
move
indoors
where
they
can
sit
around
and
talk
about
not
getting
out
enough.
,
The
trouble
about
outdoors
is
that
it
is
too
much
of
a
strain.
Indoors
is
easier
on
the
body
and
makes
Jess
of
a
challenge
to
character.
When
you
are
outside
there
is
the
vast
sky
to
see,
or
the
trees,
or
the
ocean
or
the
mountains.
All
these
challenge
the
ego.
Indoors
is
the
place
for
the
poor
in
spirit.
There
rhey
can
dwell
upon
their
little
pictures,
their
little
possessions,
their
little
troubles,
shutting
away
the
far
sweep
of
the
universe.
But
here
we
are
indoors
writing
this.
We
must
really
get
out
more
ourselves.
Individual
Responsibility
into
town,
the
Civic
Centre
gym
Plumbing
&
Heoting
would
have
been
practically
!
development
of
the
resources
of
empty.
The
only
spectators
i
the
province
than
he
is
in
t
he
would
be
the
half-dozen
or
so
1
'
needs
of
Uie-peopie.
wr.iiiii
i.
n'
e..
Tt.l
.HJ
,
y
"whites"
and
a
few
more
wuoi
jay
Gould,
Liberal-Coalition
M
iiuih.
PM
S-Made
of
pood
m.,-low
In
price.
Rai
pains
at,
clnlh
I;,!...
tt.5
stood
outside
the
front
entrance
j
froin
Vancouver-Bunard,
aecus-
-
1
ed
the
government
of
political
i,1(jag
centra!
problem:
How
clo
expediency
in
not
raising
,
the
W(1
eal?
.sales
tax
exemption
on
restaur-:
()()0
ant
meals
to
$1.
He
said
the
gov-,
Bi.r,ftfif;
j
wT
CANADA,
I
looking
in.
I
am
not
the
only
one
who
feels
frustrated
from
lack
of
interest
shown
by
the
white
population
of
Prince
Rupert.
So
I
hop
and
1
'
eminent
won
t
face
up
to
its
re-
,
)lv
w,,rke(i
,mt
,lt,
auii.
nl-
Ldecided
to
write
to
the
editor
sponsibility
where
liquor
is
con
luial
statistics:
How
many
culti
awe
at
of
tlie
Daily
News
and
see
if
you
1
pardon
the
expression
1
could
".shake
h
"
out
of
the
Prince
Rupert
fans
and
wake
them
up.
After
all,
Prince
Rupert
gets
all
the
benefit.
A
lot
of
"native"
1
MARCHANO
SPACE
HEATERS
VORTEX
OIL
BURNERS
CRANE
PLUMBING
FIXTURES
PHONE
l
or
Repair
and
AlU-ralium
cerned.
Strong
words
the.se,
from
a
government
supporter.
Even
mild-mannered
.Coalitionist
Batt
Maclntyie
of
Mackenzie
riding
hammered
the
government
and
insisted
it
hadn't
lived
up
to
its
election
promises.
Ite
said
Uie
government
had
promised
auiendemU
to
Uxe
Labor
Act
and
nothing
has
been
done,
iust
anotlier
political
dodge,
Mr.
Maclntyre
seemed
to
indicate.
vated
acres
there
were
per
jxtsoii
in
Canada
and
India.
Al
ter
looking
over
tlu1
tanning
methods
liere,
and
.seeing
the
mighty
presume
of
iiopuliition,
I
realize
that
those
statist
lis
don't
mean
so
much
India
has
about
three
times
Uie
population
of
the
United
Stales
In
about
one-third
the
area.
Those
figures
are
not
precise,
hut
thev
Give
the
rough
Idea,
Hut,
as
PHONED
Tor
EHicitnf
Building
and
Rimd,-,
YOUR
I
money
Is
spent
here,
not
only
'
during
the
tournament
but
at
'other
times
as
well.
In
all
due
j
consideration
a
good
deal
more
:
enthusiasm
should
be
shown
by
ilfi
111
rrrr
o
s-rk
-rr,
.
A
mem
k
Practically
every
daily
paper
a
Mgh
VSi
aylcultutal
body
hns
TIUUILULIO
&
LUINHsv
Smith
&Elkins
Ltd.
on
the
lower
mainland
ami
in
1
I
AI&kM
just
pointed
out,
India's
agricultural
method,
are
prlinjUv.;
and
even
crude
as
compared
with
I'O.
B
274
GREER
and
BRIDD
Victoria
is
now
bitterly
critical
of
many
government
policies,
partirulary
liquor
and
hospital
the
"white"
fans
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the'
tournament.
In
future
It
would
be
a
very
pleasant
surprise
to
tee
the
bleachers
fijli
of
Rupert
basketball
fans.
Support
us
and
we
will
continue
the
good-neighbor
policy
we've
always
shown.
Thank
you,
Mr.
Editor,
for
allowing
me
space
in
your
paper.
HERBERT
BRYANT.
I'liiur
Ituin-il,
B
pit.
r..v
;:ti
FCak
COTFEE
CAKES
insurance.
The
yicloria
Colonist
,
is
pounding
the
government
in
a
series
of
ftont-paRe
editorials
an
so
tough
cabinet
ministers
are
enraged.
One
editorial
said,
in
1
FISHERMEN
.
Port
Simpson.
Thrse
tooihuiouf
FUky
Coffee
ket
are
a
iaiuple
nl
die
uiperb
result
yuu
net
wnh
mvt
I
kiwh-niiin
s
K.)al
lsi
King
Ury
east
!
No
more
anxiety
ubnut
yt-asf
cakei
lint
tule
and
weak-ea
1
tUrisihmintt't
new
lry
'ea
kreps
Hietigih,
fjii-mlitig
wilhuiil
relriej
aiiun
-
el
a
part:
'The
British
Columbia!
Coalition
Government
is
much
;
addicted
to
self-praise.
The
pub-
J
'
lie
is
told
over
and
over
again
jthat
tills
is
the
fairest
ami
most
courteous
government
the
pro-
I
vince
has
ever
had.
Is
-it?
A
.
!
government
which,
once
in
office,
I
refuses
to
pay
an
v
further
at
ten-.
j
tion
to
requests
from
responsible)
!
organizations
can
scarcely
sup-i
port
that
claim."
1
The
Victoria
Times
which,
I
until
a
few
months
aco
slavishly
I
supported
lb"
Coalition,
now
munih
s
siipjJy
I
ray.;
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Pur
foiiiplflw
ovethat.l
of
yout
High
Kimd
fJa.;oline
Fricincs,
sen
itupiit
Motors
.td.
.
We
have
the
trained
inei
han-ics
atul
,S'Ciull.ed
equipiiienl
to
perfurm
this
work
lor
you
,
.
.
efficiently
and
eciinoiulially.
To
avoid
delay
this
spring
when
the
ru.'.h
I?
on.
let
n.-;
liave
that
job
now.
FLAKY
COFFEE
CAKES
0
S.
jld
r.
u
am,
2
ilt.
goiiiie
bird
uigji,
1
11.
uli
mid
V4
sluillrluliK',
tin
111
llltt
wjiiii.
MiiikImIi-.
nii'ismr
iiim
a
Ijik'
U,hI
1,
t:.
lukrwiin
ivii-t.
I
ihi.
KTaiiiil.in
cl
Migai;
slir
mini
it
dissolved.
Sfitiiii
!
Kilti
I
i
ll
vrliifMr
1
U-iliiMUiirs
HvmI
1
.11
KiiiiK
l"y
V(jl.
Irt
un.l
10
Uiin.
I
lit
N
uii
ini-JI.
Add
(
ikiIi
t
h
jin
miviuir
and
Mir
in
S
writ
-hraim
nqp.
Mil
in
2
c.
Miic
utu-it
Imul
llitiu:
Im
M
(iniil
siihuiiJi.
Wmk
in
"t'i
(.
ijImhh)
nine
sillfd
bread
llun.
Km
ad
on
liglnly
rluiiK'il
IxuiJ
uiiiil
siiumiiIi
iul
clasiii
.
I'ljif
in
giiuMit
IkiwI
anil
Ki'K"'
I'M'
"'
dmtRh.
Ciiver
ami
ri
in
a
waim
,l;ue,
fire
JimndiiiiKln.
I"
ri
mini
douliliil
in
liiilk.
Mix
yt
i.
vianillaird
Miliar
mid
t
l-pi
PEOPLE
EAGER
to
dump
responsibility
for
their
lives
in
somebody
else's
lap
today
justify
their
cowardice
or
indolence
to
themselves
by
declaring
democracy
a
fraud.
The
result-
has
been
regression
toward
a
"morally
illiterate
culture
of
unhappy
and
un-tragic
pleasure
seekers.
.
.
."
Increasingly
com-"plex
machine
techniques
call
for
leaders
with
specialized
skill
rather
than
general
education.
One
thing
is
sure.
Having
caught
a
vision
of
greater
abundance,
especially
during
World
War
II,
when
the
alliance
of
science
and
nature
brought
about
an
incredible
increase
of
.
production,
the
less
prosperous
two-thirds
of
mankind
are
not
voluntarily
going
to
relinquish
that
vision.
Either
it
will
be
partly
realized,
or
it
will
have
to
be
beaten
out
of
people's
minds
by
superior
power
or
by
adverse
fortune.
Whoever
promises
its
fulfillment
is
the
people's
friend.
Whoever
opposes
or
decries
it
is
their
enemy
Throughout
the
world,
people
who
believe
in
freedom,
tolerance,
and
self-government,
who
understand
that
the
real
enemy
is
mass
man
and
the
reign
of
total
power
for
power's
sake,
find
themselves
burdened
with
a
common
task.
To
survive,
they
must
offer
to
all
men
the
promise
of
becoming
individuals,
bourgeois
in
the
highest
sense,
beings
who
enjoy
not
only
greater
abundance
but
responsible
participation
in
a
more
meaningful
life.
Mm;
9
9
7
rsrtrj
under
new
editor
Bruce
Hutchi
son,
is
roasting
(he
government
j
Rupert
Motors
Limit
on
a
number
of
matters
alt
houeii
THREE
POINTS
j
I
Premier
Asmara
of
Iran,
assassinated
recently,
is
said
to
have
had
more
use
for
the
United
Nations
than
for
Soviet
Russia.
This
might
explain
a
lew
milters
from
the
standpoint
of
the
Soviet,
Persia
is
rich
in
oil
and
controlled
by
Britain
while
Kiound
rinriainon;
vpniitli-
ial(t
it
is
remaining
loyal
on
hospital
insurance
Increases.
JU
lead
editorial
the
ot
her
day
dealt
with
liquor
and
said:
"In
many
hotels,
cabarets
and
other
resorts,
liquor
is
being
drunk
publicly
in
open
defiance
of
thv?
law.
The
bottle
on
the
table,
or
under
tin;
table;
'
If
te
hard
PiicutLi
lu
plnOI
tj
ol
tins
imxline
on
i.jhiik
imaiu.
Diviili'
doiiKll
linn
'i.
riiiat
h,i
liiuii
and
linn
unl
uur
ciiin,n
nniu
pu
pand
biiaiil.
H
"II
mil
into
a
I"
sipiaie;
tiiltl
tinin
tiaik
1,1
Ikmii
and
Irian
une
aide
lo
llw
oilier.
KeiM'ai
lullini!
and
IoIiIihk
Let
"REDDY-KILOmiT
keep
you
war
warm
seas
as
well
as
being
key
to
India.
.
!
is
becoming
a
monument
ti
Inw-
It's
getting
to
be
lust
one
sort
lessness
which
the
police
are
of
criticism
after
another
in
BC
unable
or
unwilling
to
suopresi.
The
whola
beer
business
is
par
Consider
tne
liquor
law:
wu-ai,
oh
what
of
hospital
affairs?
And
now
it's
Vancouver's
library.
A
Portland
writer
describes
it
as
celed
out
among
the
companies
forming
the
monopoly,
with
no
pretense
of
competition.
i
"The
beer
parlor
license
is
a
3
mine
liiiir.
HouriiiK
Ituauf
li'hily
if
it
iMninen
iiiky.
V-ai
rdfn
of
folded
dough
and
plarr
in
u
girasrii
H"
sijiiair
jke
pan
and
pal
rail
lolii
l
lie
pan:
Iniliri
tup
li(hllv
and
)ie
walnut
halves
well
illln
llie
ilotintl.
Spiiuklr
remainiiix
migar
and
cinnamon
mixture
on
lM,ard
unit
treat
sejnd
portion
ol
douxli
aine
as
foil
fioiiion.
Cover
and
let
iim!
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Hake
in
a
moiieiaie
oven.
S'iO",
Ki
niin..
while
preparing
the
tot
5
HEATER
6
HEATER
414
HEATER
No.
No.
No.
a
"jerk
water
collection
of
books
in
a
long
out-dated
hovel."
Incidentally,
the
librarian
agrees
with
him.
Report
from
Parliament
Bv
E.
T.
APPLEWHAITE,
M
P.
lowing
syrup;
simmer
logeilier
privileged
franchi.se
to
be
traded,
usually
with
political
influence,
from
one
monooolixt
to
another.
Wines,
like
those
from
California,
which
might
compete
with
local
products
are
not
sold
by
the
government,
lest
they
disturb
powerful
interests.
'A
few
men
with
sufficient
influence
in
the
rifdit
place,
have
been
given
so-eallwl
'club'
licenses
in
Vancouver
EXPLORING
PRINCE
RCPERT
Finding
one's
way
around
Prince
Rupert
has
never
been
a
8-SECTION
RADIATOR
10-SECTION
RADIATOR
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT
lor
5
mins.,
I
c.
gianHlated
sugar,
iA'lps.
grated
otange
lind.
t
Interesting
Statistics
Committee
Studying
Immigration
c.
biitiiT
or
mai;aiiiie
and
y4
c.
j
simple
Job
for
the
stranger.
New
¬
orange
iuie.
Ouiikly
pour
ti
comers
ass
for
guidance
every
vyrup
over
I
lie
1!
paitiallythaked
Prince
Rupert
Man's
Brother
Heard
I
day.
More
and
larger
signs
are
takes
and
bake
takes
about
15
mm
1
certainly
required.
Tha
other
af
mins.
longer.
Stand
bakrd
rakes
Northern
B.C.
Poweri
o
man
wandered
aionz
wnicn
are.
in
iaci.
mereiv
an
ex-
on
cake
coolers
lor
!!0
minutes,
The
figures
released
from
time
to
time
by
the
i
ternT
Second
Avenue
trying
in
vain
to
'elusive
right
to
sell
liquor
of
all
llieu
loosen
edges
and
gently
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
may
not
be
very
much
shake
from
pans.
oris
to
anybody
who
can
pay
the
Plume
210
discover
the
Canadian
Legion
until
escorted
almost
Uiere.
Prince
ItHpeit
price.
Finally,
and
perhaps
most
disturbing
of
all,
two
directors
of
read
by
the
general
public
but
they
do
contain
some
ftements
of
"real
interest.
For
instance,
figures
just
out
for
November
show
that
the
total
labor
income
reached
an
all-time
monthly
peak
that
month
PAST
AND
PRESEMT
General
Crerar,
in
his
first
mid-week
address
this
month,
declared
it's
the
infantry
that
W
.at
$733,000,000,
rising
1.4
percent
ALLACE
-i
over
the
previous
high,
in
OctJ-
always
win
a
war,
in
the
end.
Saturday's
News-ilerald
printed
a
feature
front
page
cut,
showing
the
Princess
Pats
charging
with
the
bayonet.
ber
and
10.9
p.ercent.
over
Nov
the
brewing
business
sit
as
Conservative
ministers
within
the
cabinet."
Messrs.
Johnson
and
Anscomb
have
extremely
difficult
days
ahead.
They
will
need
all
their
political
strength
and
wisdom,
boldness
and
vision,
to
swing
the
tide
that
now
seems
to
be
almost
'
engulfing
their
government.
At
the
same
time
Opposition
Leader
i
Harold
Winch
has
a
tremendous
opportunity
and
a
tremendous
'
responsibility.
I
British
Columbia
seems
to
be
I
at
some
critical
turning
point!"
ember
1949.
Time
lost
in
labor
disputes
rose
in
January
;o
16,800
man-working
days
frcm
8,400
in
Desember
bat
fell
below
Tom
Rsid
and
J.
Q.
Turgeon
of
j
British
Columbia,
are
both
members.
The
terms
of
reference
give
this
committee
authority
to
consider
such
matters
as
tne
desirability
of
admitting
immigrants,
the
type
of
immigint
which
should
be
preferred,
ada's
facilities
and
capacity
1
1
Never
before
in
Canada's
hlsr
tory,
has
the
roll
been
called
in
her
commercial
fisheries.
But
it
last
year's
January
tela!
of
39.500
days.
Canadians
spent
J861',OOO,OO0
in
a
tail
b
tpres
in
December,
the
highest
monthly
will
be
this
year.
Of
course,
the
fishermen
have
always
been
in
HOURS:
WEEK
DAYS:
total
on
record.
Wholesale
sales
i
absorb
immigrants,
the
cluded
as
individuals.
This
time
the
main
purpose
is
to
have
data
in
Pecember
were
&
percent
j
ability
of
preferred-type
above
a
year
earlier.
grants,
etc.
At
tlie
opening
of
9
o-"1'
on
economic
and
social
circumstances.
There's
lots
to
be
learned.
A
very
good
Senate
Committee
1
their
first
session
Mr.
Harris
p
H
O
N
E
7
9
one
clamors
against
costs,
and
Mr.
Claxton
gives
grave
warning
that,
if
there's
going
to
be
war,
fresh
expenses
will
not
be
devoted
to
what
is
unnecessary.
,
1948
DODGE
Sedan,
in
new
condition
1940
PACKARD
110
Sedan
1949
STUDEBAKER
Champion
Sedan,
A)
condition
1939
AUSTIN
10
H.p.
Convertible
See
these
"BUYS"
now
at
Superior
Auto
Service
Ltd.
STUDEBAKER
and
AUSTIN
DEALERS
Third
Avenue
at
Park
Green
217
SUNDAYS:
has
got
down
to
work,
it
is
the
made
a
prepared
statement.
He
Committee
oa
Immigration
and
stated
that
the
Department
had
tabor
arid
is
investigating
the
largely
been
guided
by
tbs
reoperation
and
adminstration
cf
!
port
of
an
earlier
similar
eani-
WHERE
TO
BEGIN
It's
the
frills,
says
Tilly
Eol-
12
Noo
the
Immigration
AcW-a
very
live
mittee.
Since
World
War
II
im-
Jrue
Senator
Cairine
Wilson
i.
migration
has
ben
actively
n
the
chairman;.
Hon.
Waiter
Har-
couraged
with
a
view
to
foster
ston,
uii
the
place
to
start
is
Harry
Armstrong,
"who
wrot
Victoria.
This
stput-hearted
lady
,
the
music
for
"Sweet
Adeline,"
is
asserts
there
would
be
nothing
j
dead
l
New
York,
aged
72
yar.
wrong
with
cutting
the
legislat-1
The
lyrics
were
written
bv
Rlch-
rjs,
Minister
pf
Citizenship
and
1
ing
the
growth
of
the
population
jmrnJra
tion,
and
C,
E.
S.
Smith,
:
of
Canada
through
tlie
careful
ure
in
half
and
stopping
need-1
ard
Gerard,
who
passed
away
in
Jess
outlay.
There
are.
says
'48.
"Sweet
Adeline"
ha
a
nm.
Director
of
Immigration,
hav
selection
and
perniaoent
iettle-
SIXTH
8TRKCT
ANl
Tilly,
frills
to
the
tune
of
mU-I
thing
but
It
is
essential
to
get
bcth
ppare4
before
Uie
Com-1
mept
of
such
numbers
of
imml-
mittee
as
witnesses.
Senators
1
.
tocupuea
on
page
6)
wny
niiov
iv,
wna
every
uj
int
mood
lirst