I
Eddie,
thi?
wise-cracking
ele
!
BREAK
OF
COALITION
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Rupert
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News
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man,
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he's
never
bee
i
m.ir
iecl
but
he's
raised
a
lot
of
'
families.
Tuesday,
January
30,
1951
!
j
STARTS
TfwoR
l
Anseomb
Gives
Hint
Says
Too
Much
Spent
!
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Services
n
in&pendent
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devoted
to
the
upbuilding
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Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
VICTORIA.
Hon.
Herbert
Anseomb,
minister
of
finance
and
leader
of
the
Progressive
Conservative
party
in
British
Columbia,
made
a
speech
kc-t
j
fc
!
-.
-
r'f-'-w
I
-
l
i
r
7
V'W'
Vv
!
1...
.7
.
-
i
night
and
hinted
broadly
at
the
possibility
of
a
break
.
nMfiHBflK,
....
fffi
BiTTtR
FAST!
of
the
coalition
government
of
which,
with
i
remier
B.
I.
Johnson,
he
is
the
co-leader.
He
called
upon
the
'thinking"
people
of
the
province
to
join
with
the
Progressive
Conservative
party.
Mr.
Anseomb
suggested
that.
JAII.Y
NEWS
CH-ASSIP-IED
AUVKkTIBEMtiNTfc
BKlHG'
fre
would
be
a
change
made
prrirppnj
securities
So
you
see'
in
the
election
machinery
at
the
now
necessary
it
is
that
the!
forthcoming
session
of
the
Les-
financial
structure
or
the
gov-
j
isialure
and
mentioned
the
pos-
ernment
is
sound
in
every
way!
Ability
of
the
adoption
of
"the
j..
order
to
inspire
the
conli.;
You
tf
ill
be
delighted
uitf,
this
fragrant
tea
;
F'.ni'e
transferable
vote-'
method
dell;e
of
the
money
people
to
!
of
electing
representatives.
male
possible
the
future
devel-!
AND
PROUD
Of
IT
"Scotch
to
the
backbont'
'is
Mrs.
Isabella
Sharow,
111
years
old,
perhaps
the
oldest
person
in
Canada.
Slip
is
shown
in
hospital
Jn
North
Hay,
Out.,
with
nurse
June
Burns,
93
yvars
her
junior.
(CP
PHOTO
The
Conservative
leader
opm?nt
of
our
province.
That;
thought
it
very
passible
that
has
been
one
of
my
duties,
a.;
such
a
change
in
the
election
minister
of
finance,
to
see
that
j
machinery
would
mean
that
the
our
credit
is
maintained
so
that
Progressive
Conservative
party
we
may
be
in
a
position
to
bor-1
must
take
its
place
in
the
lead
row
the
required
millions
in
or-of
the
political
life
of
the
prov-
der
that
we
may
keep
pace
wkli
l
inre.
I
the
great
development
th
it
fre
i
m
if
mm
Victoria
Report
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
British
Defence
Program
nPJME
MINISTER
ATTLEE
has
made
an
im-l
portant
statement
in
Parliament
and
indicates
the
Labor
government
is
going
a
long
way
towards
putting
Britain
on
a
war
basis.
Members
will
have
ten
clays
before
being
called
upon
to
speak
their
minds
about
it.
The
general
political
approach
to
the
subject
is
that
the
Opposition
will
support
the,
government
on
defence
in
so
far
as
they
consider
its
defence
plans
adequate.
While
agreeing
with
the
government
that
the
country's
defences
must
be
brought
as
quickly
as
possible
to
full
strength,
the
Opposition
is
ready
to
attack
the
government
on
the
means
it
chooses
for
re-equipping
defences.
It
will
attack
the
government
for
its
handling
of
the
coal
situation
on
which
so
much
of
the
industrial
effort
of
the
nation
dtv
pends.
It
will
try
to
the
last
moment
to
held
up
the
nationalization
of
iron
and
steel.
It
will
make
what
:t
"can
of
the
failure
of
the
original
groundnuts
;
?heme,
which
was
to
have
produced
a
vast
reserve
of
vegetable
fats
from
Kenya.
And
it
would
watch
for
any
evidence
of
difficulty
in
the
turnover
from
a
peace
economy
to
one
more
and
more
given
to
the
5'dmg-up
of
defensive
armaments.
'
With
the
balance
of
the
parties
as
it
is
at
Westminster,
there
is
always
a
certain
amount
of
speculative
talk
about
what
would
happen
were
the
government
to
be
defeated
one
evening.
There
is,
in
fact,
little
expectation
just
now
of
that
happening.
And
some
Conservatives
are
so
little
expectant
of
seeing
it
happen
that
they
let
themselves
be
heard
supposing
that,
were
they
to
come
to
power,
they
onld
ask
"some
men
of
goodwill
outside
the
party"
to
take
office.
By
that,
some
hold
them
to
mean
to
h;nt
that
thev
would
ask
the
Liberals
to
join
the
government.
No
Socialists
would.
Meantime
all
talk
of
a
possible
coalition
government
is
being
diligently
scotched
in
all
parties.
That
idea
is
out.
And
every-
nYa
im
oil
nnvtlou
ia
it
noma
frn
vcTncrnhrv
tViaf
tVip
enterprise
is
willing
to
establish
in
our
part
of
the
world.
;
"No
doubt
these
new
iiidus-!
tries
will
bring
many
more
peo-
p!e
to
our
province,
and
when
i
one
considers
that
the
popula-
i
J
I
SHOH.D
BE
READY
J
'T
want
to
make
It
quite
,
clear,"
said
Mr.
Anseomb,
"that
I
am
not
int
imating
in
any
way
!
that
it
is
the
desire
of
the
Con-'
servative
party
to
break
Coali-!
tion,
because
I
am
not
saying
'
anything
of
the
kind.
What
1
am
saying
Is
that,
in
view
of
the
trend
of
public
thought
at
the
,
present
time,
our
party
must
,
progress,
be
vigorous,
alive,
and
I
leady
for
any
emergency
that
PRINTING
"yz
tion
of
this
province
in
1042
was
around
fiilO.oot)
and
today
is
almost
I'h
niil;ion-an
Increase
if
42
per
cent
ni
that
shoi
t
period
of
lime
one
lei
is
assured
Uu'.
we
may
look
ahead
to
a
very
brL'ht
futi're
indeed."
...
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
Lone
Females
but
Not
Lonely
New
Faces
at
Legislature
VICTORIA.
Could
one
lone
male
feel
at
east'
at
a
dinner
party
with
50
females?
The
answer
quite
definitely
is
"No!"
And
yet,
where
is
the
lone
woman
who
wouldn't
feel
at
ease
with
50
males?
Is
there
one?
And
if
so,
where?
i
-
-
Highest
Quality
Sfci
PURPOSES
P
VTA)
might
develop.
U
is
quite
tru
that
even
if
the
Coalition
government
actually
passes
the
sin
Mrs.
Jones
was
slopping
at
a
hotel
and
wanted
to
plu;;
in
hp
new
radi.'i.
Khe
rnMeri
the
rle-k
gle
transferable
vote
legislation
Dibb
Printing
0
it
may
not
become
effective
for
cl(,rk
and
fck(.d
.
Huve
you
AC
some
time.
I
am
say
that
be-
or
DC
current
here?"
cause
nobody
knows
what
situa-;
0
momfnli
m(K;um,"
sa!d
;
on
may
develop
during
the
next
'moment
a
he
re-
!
fiw
vp:ir
hpfnr
hp
nl
ppn-
..
..
BESNER
BI.OCK
PIICNF,
t
Ray.
I
are
registered.'
Now
why
is
this?
The
answer
is
evidently
only
to
be
found
in
a
deep
knowledge
of
psychology.
Are
men
more
courteous
to
the
lone
outsider
among
them?
Are
women
more
adaptable?
Do
wcmen
like
to
.
shine?
Do
men
need
the
aid
and
comfort
of
one
of
their
own
sex
in
order
to
feel
at
ease?
ei
Ieminiices
Broadway
0!
eral
election.
If
the
nation
.should
be
at
war,
then
there
would
be
no
suggestion,
I
am
sure,
on
the
pari
of
anybody
that
the
coalition
should
be
disbanded,
for
the
simple
reason
that
it
wis
formed
in
ihe
first
Tt
mu
turn
mil
eulH
T)
,,,,
n
T
These
bewilderin
-..aw
em
thoughts
gpringett
in
Toronto
recently.
Place
to
take
"re,
of
just
f
f
.
J
an
on
pmprrrpn"u
emergency.
But
Rut
u.'o
we
must
must
n
oe
come
to
mind
looking
mmr
over
the
that
the
Stone
of
Scone
was
invitation
lists
to
the
State
Dinners
at
Government
House
February
20
and
27.
i
There
are
two
women
mem-
sZtS'
Mncst
Coc
STbeWwH
SUSS?
tu
when
ouTpariy
in'stan,
crtn!;
V,
V
alone
and
for
that
reason
I
am
Springett
4.
is
Dominion
Commis-
thinking
P3ople
sionero
the
British-Israel
World
j
th
sound
of
m
c
to
Federation.
He
declares
a
now
bf,come
actl
,
the
assoeia.
1
.
.
,
,
.
bers
of
the
Legislature
Mrs.
government
is
as
it
has
been
these
past
six
years
a
Nancy
Hodges
and
Mrs.
TUiy
'
Hours:
7
a.m.
For
take
home
orders
Phone
20C
""'S
w
uv
crowned
alter
a;tinr,
h3VH
thm,,h,,,
Rriu
!went
together
to
'
the
Second
gref
onflict
now
near
and
an;isn
CoumDi.a
So
that
tr,ey
may
anciem
propnecy
wm
oe
lumneo.
takp
Dar,
themsPlves
ln
thp
for
Slate
Dinner
which
is
for
pri-
,
vate
M
L.A.'s.
mation
of
our
policies
which
But
last
year
Mrs.
Hodges
was
If
the
stone
is
what
he
kucc-
musl
be
ecceptable
to
the
puo-
when
the
time
elevated
to
the
Speakership
and
11
ule
me
o
me
llc
generally
v
i
v
IV
'so
she
now
attends
the
F.rst
u,cr
men
lam
comes
for
us
to
place
them
be-
iQMt
ninnor
,,r,tii
if
destination
of
the
Stone
is
Jivu-
f....
o,.
ALLACE
""ic
iuiiu
jcai
rv
iuic
tut-
cuimiac
i
j
strictly
stag
affair.
Mrs.
Rolston
lem
Bible
open
-
Kef
;
H'-
i
lh9
conservative
party
does
T
riS
hi
mi
I.
.I
i(
iiT
i
Pharnt
little
milder
maybe
since
the
last
general
election,
bi-f
still
Socialist.
Is
Coalition
Breaking?
h'jSEBERT
ANSCOMB,
British
Columbia
Pro-1
gressive
Conservative
leader,
may
have
sparked
th?
coalition
break-up
which
has
been
smouldering
fot
some
time.
While
making
some
reservations
in
deference
to
the
fact
that
he
is
the
co-leader
of
the
coalition
government
in
this
province,
Mr.
Anseomb,
in
a
CBC
speech
last
night,
came
pretty
close
to
intimating
that
the
coalition
is
due
to
end
before
so;
very
long.
He
said
that
the
single
transferable
vote,
if
introduced,
might
mean
the
break-up
of
the
coalition
and
he
advised
party
members
to
be
"ready
for
any
emergency."
Then
he
said
:
"I
think
it
very
attends
trie
second
State
Din-
i""'Bc
mhowu
jm-inur
not
by
any
means
lry
l0
dls.
ner,
the
lone
woman
in
a
crowd
"Her
rl-rence.
"e-tir-
t-
rcgard
or
eliminate
the
great
Stone
had
an
authentic
history
of
men.
humanilarlan
problems
that
I
it
is
reported
that
neither
is
of
2.500
years.
Struggle
was
com-
come
with
advancing
society,
de-embarrassed
or
shy
and
that
the
ins
and,
when
it
was
over,
Je.
u-
c;ared
tne
minister
but
it
mu.it
'
men
appeared
delighted
in
hav-,
salem
would
be
the
capital
of
the
be
llefinitcly
understood
that
th-
!
ing
them.
new
world
order.
,
conservative
party
does
not
The
wife
of
Ihe
Lieutenant'
-stand
for
Socialism
in
any
form.
Governor
never
attends
a
State
1
The
iron
rings
on
the
Stone
-Maybe
"
hp
said
"I
can
ex-
NEW
BOARD
PRESIDENT
Ralph
D.
Baker,
new
president
oi
Vancouver
Board
of
Trai'e,
Is
president
and
managing-director
of
"Standard
Oil
Company
of
British
Columbia
Ltd.
Dinner
becau.se
she
holds
no
of-
had
been
worn
Ihin
when
it
was
press
It
better
by
saying
that
,-
HOURS:
WEEK
DAYS:
9o.m.
to?
ficlal
position.
.
carnea
on
me
snouiuers
01
tne
the
Conservative
party
stands
BUY
YOUR
p
H
O
N
E
7
9
i
imuieui
uiran
waiiueiing
in
).uk
i0r
adequate
social
security
for
Acting
Premier
Herb
Anseomb
wilderness.
The
rock
was
sacred
the
people
generally
but
il
doe;
doesn't
believe
much
in
Ihe
to
the
people
of
Israel.
It
was
not
sianrl
for
Socialism
as
it
ii
gloved
hand.
He
comes
right
out
cracked,
and
from
the
crack
had
:
known
from
a
political
view-and
says
what
he
thinks.
He
set-
flowed
the
water
when
Moses
point.
As
a
matter
of
actual
fact,
dom
beats
around
the
bush.
struck
it
with
his
staff
in
the
I
iim
not.
ton
nr
th:it.
thp
srvhil
SUNDAYS:
rapes
possible
that
the
suggested
Change
in
the
election
For
instance,
when
the
Union
desert.
The
present
state
of
Israel
security
program
that
we
now
12
Noon
fc2t
7
p.m.
ro9p
machinery
will
mean,
should
it
pass,
that
our
party
Wlt
Z'ZTl
be
.nSST
.
i??
!Z
'
mUSt
take
its
proper
place
ill
the
lead
Of
the
political
'Plebiscite
on
daylight
savins,
.
i
enough
and
I
am
certain
that
NOW
10
DISCOUNT
ON
ALL
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVKM-'
Mr.
AnscomD
aian
t
say
pernaps,'
it
does
not
take
so
much
to
the
time
is
here
when
we
must
or
maybe,
or
that
the
govern-:
change
a
comfortless,
miserable
give
more
thought
to
the
tax-ment
would
take
the
matter,
?ort
0f
hote'
into
a
hostelry
payer's
pocket
before
we
ad-under
advisement.
He
said
"NO"
people
find
themselves
pleased
vance
any
further
In
that
re-
he
doesn't
favor
a
referendum,
to
natronize.
Ontario
proprietors,
gard.
because
it's
too
costly.
The
only
st,
a
recent
convention,
were
told
;
"Out
of
the
total
revenue
U
of
the
province."
t
Mr.
Anseomb
parried
the
direct
responsibility
for
breaking
up
the
coalition
when
he
stressed
that
it
was
not
the
desire
of
his
party
to
break
coalition.
But,
in
view
of
the
trend
of
public
thought,
he
added
:
wme
nea
iavor
a
pieDiscne,
poA-tnat
gooc)
coffee
and
warm
beds
that
the
government
receives
DRAPERY
MATERIAL!
sin
v.
wc
n
hh
;ir.
r.np
t.iitip
n
n
n-
.n
.
'
j,
-
-
i-h.ii
iiiaKr
mi
,i
p
rprpnnp
in
!
"Oiir
party
must
be
ready
for
any
emergency
that
l
general
election.
But
it
would
be
trre
worH
To
Al7ieriran
J
J
,,...V..
,,
silly,
anyway,
Mr.
Anseomb
In-
,n
nnrtiflllnr
nart.irl!lr
,.,,.,
liirtillu
nAlnrnrl
n1nra
sisted
because
it's
well-known
a
to!
warra
wa,er,
instead
of
honest,
tact
the
vast
majority
of
the
God
coffee,
spoils
the
day.
And,
fjfT.jjjie
i
wain
uayiisjm,
,
wv-
hnilt
in
the
migm
tieveiop.
I
In
what
may
surely
be
regarded
as
a
sort
of
Progressive
Conservative
keynote
speech
which
was
certainly
an
open
appeal
for
a
rallying
of
the
"thinking-
people"
to
the
banner
of
the
Conservative
party,
.saving.
morning,
feeling
chilled
and
stiff
because
of
a
skimpy
mattress
and
So
daylight
saving
will
start
P
blankets
is
another
unhappy
Aoril
and
finish
nt
the
end
of
!c,iH,
of,
way
to
advertlsie
Canada.
too
great
a
sum
is
used
to
carry
on
all
these
social
service
problems.
It
is
out
of
proportion
to
the
amount
that
the
government
spends
on
the
development
of
the
natural
resources
of
British
Columbia
and
it
is
not
able
to
spend
siiflicicnt
on
these
resources
because
of
Ihe
tremendous
cost
of
social
services.
I
nless
basic
industries
are
developed
in
a
more
rapid
way
than
the
social
costs
increase,
then
finally
we
will
come
to
the
end
of
the
road
and
there
will
not
be
sufficient
revenue
to
take
care
of
these
social
costs.
"You
have
heard
of
the
enor-
nfrov
u
fnvlhvio-ht
nnti.SnpialisHc
'September,
There
will
be
a
lot
of
new
Correspondents
in
Korea,
and
the
expression
"hordes"
have
faces
sitting
among
the
elect
of
'thei
ra-ted
ccmnany.
For
month,
in
British
Columbia
when
nt-iiriy
every
uespatcn
some
House
opens
February
20.
The
""'It
l'
p
J
I
'
t
where,
there
-"in-
declaration,
also
suggested
that
British
Columbia's
social
security
had
gone
"too
far
it
certainly
has
gone
far
enough."
He
was
in
his
usual
candor
when
he'said
that
"out
of
the
total
revenue
that
the
government
receives,
too
great
a
sum
is
used
to
carry
on
all
these
social
sei"vice
problems."
neilf
I
leilionnnt
nnmnr
nf
was
U1WUVS
a
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"hnrHo
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n
t
.
.
t
course
Hon
r
nn
Wa
lan.
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a
i.u:i.
ur
iiui
Winters
Here
Again
if-6
i
Censorship
watched
out
for
it
will
get
the
most
attention.
and
now.
latest
from
the
front
ant
Governor
Hon
C
h
a
H
e
"s'
ars
to
be
more
rehab
e
i
hs
"
,
development
planned
by
Bankf
aft
ot'lfer
P-e.
mmunist
tral
British
Columbia.
We
real
may
be
good-sized
but
are
not
Don't
SKID
Yoursel
two
ex-Lieutenant
Governors,
to
be
described
as
a
rabble.
The
Ice
Arena
Poll
BE
SURE
you
state
your
opinions
on
the
question
.
of
artificial
ice
for
Trince
Rupert
on
the
ballot
that
is
being
published
in
The
Daily
News.
i?,e,
naturally,
that
this
will
be
a
great
thing
for
the
province
but,
at
the
same
time,
it
will
take
a
large
sum
of
money
to
take
care
of
alj
the
people
who
will
be
required
to
live
in
that
area.
All
that,
of
course,
is
capi
Hon.
Eric
Hamber
and
Hon.
W.
C.
Woodward.
There
will
be
a
new
United
States
consul-general
for
British
Columbia,
Hon.
Robert
Smyth,
and
a
new
Pacific
Coast
naval
commander-in-chief,
Rear
Admiral
Wallace
B.
Daily
Health
Hint
YOU
CAN
GET
STUCK
TWO
WAYS
IF
YOU
BUY
THE
WRONG
TIRE
CHAIN
Let
us
help
you
select
the
kind
of
tire
protection)'"
based
on
your
car
.
.
.
your
tires
.
.
.
y"r
Come
in
today!
tal
development,
which
means
ICreery.
jureery.
There
mere
-will
-will
be
be
a
a
new
new
.n.
wigt
&IUUF
ii.lrno,uic
in
(.ilj
if
health
i
t
h
m.uj
the
money
has
to
be
borrowed
are
ready
to
put
a
great
deal
Of
effort
(in
fact
they
'Justice
or
the
'Supreme
Court
;and
protected,
periodic
medical
j
from
someone
in
the
first
place
1
1
11
1
.
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1
v
Hon.
j.
v.
Clyne,
iiyue,
and
anu
a
a
new
new,anri
,
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dental
dental
examlnntinn
nmi.,11...
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,
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before
t
the
h
work
wnrt
run
.
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he
nnrler.
nave
aireaciy
uone
so)
into
a
i
uik
project
providing
;Cabinei
minister,
Hon.
Douglas
fflm(
n.,.,.
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,.,
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Your
AUSTIN
ond
STUDEBAKER
SEE
OUR
WINDOW
DISPLAY
iTurnbull
of
Health
and
Wel-jbeen
neglecting
this
important!
you
here
that
unless
our
credit
the
public
in
Prince
Rupert
favors
such
a
plan.
As
!v-r
ver,
His
h
Z
Worship
h
,
i
Fred
J
ancou-1
maintenance
factor,
'.
call
'
your
is
mo8npv
good
nobody
will
lend
us
their
Hume;
a
do,,.,r
nnf,
ripnHct
Nobov
haa
to
,pnri
thpir
Sale
for
One
Week
Only
Superior
Auto
&
Body
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rt
fV.
n..Avn.AM4
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Westminster,
Rt.
Rev.
Godfrey
P.
Gower.
Then
there
was
that
timid
1
low
rate
01
interest
when
they
a
public
service
td
the
community,
The
Daily
News
invites
co-operation
in
filling
in
the
questionnaire,
clipping
it
and
returning
it
to
the
office.
j
The
questionnaire
will
be
found
on
page
one
of
this
issue
of
The
Daily
News.
young
man
who
asked
the
trirl
11
1
can
either
go
into
business
them
an.
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Third
and
Park
Avenues
he
could
kiss
her
hand
and
she
'
selves
or
lend
other
businesses
said
he
could
although
It
would
money
at
a
much
greater
rate
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertlsf
It.
News
classifieds.
pe
quite
out
of
place.
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return
man
tney
get
on
gov