posed
"
"
I
UNDER
REAL
WORLD
GOV-
I
said
most
emphatically
th.lt
ERNMENT
would
nations
he
I
was
sure
Canada
would
never
'able
to
protect
their
legttimate
loin
anv
kind
of
federation
or
rights
and
Interests
by
other,
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
Letterbox
othr
arrangement,
,
with
the
better
mean
than
they
are
now
Friday.
May
4.
1951
VS.A.
alone.
compelled
to
employ.
(
Any
federation
Canada
joined,:
And,
citing
Canada
s
example
I
predicted,
would
have
to
In-
when
we
formed
the
federation
elude
the
whole
British
Com-
of
1867,
I
showed
that
you
couid
monwealth
as
well
as
the
U.S.A.,
'not
get
world
federation
on
the
or
we
would
say,
"Nothing
d3-1
world
level
by
any
other
means
ing."
J
than
we
got
it
on
the
Canadian
Therefore,
without
butting
,
level-that
la,
by
persuading
the
IMPORTANT
ISSl'E
Editoi,
Daily
News-May
I
draw
to
the
attention
of
the
general
public
through
the
correspondence
column
to
the
public
meeting
of
the
Civic
Centre
Association
this
evening.
This
meeting
haa
been
advertised
in
vour
DaDer
for
several
davs
and
An
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Assoeiat'on.
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
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ifii
I
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
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Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Ihii
advertisement
b
not
publish.'
ordli0iWB)Z'"
into
Britain's
business
and
hH
Bovernme"ui
B"'S
relationship
to
any
United
States
transfer
some
of
their
powers
to
new
and
higher
authority
that
of
Euorpe,
I
said
I
felt
most
t.f"
theif
Interests
to
do
so.
Canadians
would
deplort
this
U
of
the
utmost
importance.
MY
BIT
AT
ROME
The
purpose
of
the
meeting
is;
to
reconsider
a
decision
taken
by
j
ROME.
ITALY.
-
Now
there
was
the
slightest
posstbll-
BE
WISE!
BUY
NO
a
meeting
several
weeks
ago
in-,,
...
n
T
Ity
that
this
would
lea4
to
any
!
i
ink
bAiui
uibaii,,
a
volving
the
expenditure
of
overtnat
11
ls
alJ
Over,
I
get
a
weakening
or
dissolution
of
the
;
famous
British
MP,
Henry
Us-$6000.
At
that
meeting
twenty-1
real
chuckle
Out
of
mv
bit
'
Brittsh
Commonwealth.
borne,
spoke.
He
is
the
author
,
.
.
,
m
n
ioi
a
Dian
lur
a
Kieab
ueuuiea
at
the
19ol
convention
for
nrM,nt.
nnrt
th
vote
which
ou-,
I
SUGGESTED
that
the
main
!
world
convention
to
crystallize
i
MEN'S
DItESS
OXI
ORDS
Latest
In
style,
good
fit,
Jots
of
wear
Now
$8.25
to
SI
1.75
advantages
from
a
federation
of
world
opinion
in
favor
of
world
the
Western
democracies
ALONE
:
government.
j
would
be
economic.
Of
course,
Also,
Italy's
greatest
expert
on
ihorized
tin-
expenditure
was
i
World
Government.
to
nine.
Wa
have
a
membership!
lt
hiipp,,Md
this
way:
fif
nnnrnvimiitjilv
ft
Mi
arinlta
vr.
'
.
...
i
t
-
-
-
"
t
HtCIJ
UlllUll
WUIliail.
Vl'
n
mnet
m.at-..
r-innH
n
.
i
l
,
.
-
i.
-
.
1
aimosi
every
'
Canadian
v
win
"'"
this
mis
matter-
maiier-
SDOke
spuRe-me
the
MEN'S
WOItK
BOOTS
Stronply
built.
Plenty
of
wcur
in
these.
All
sizes.
14
people
were
enough
to
spend
Joseohv
had
nokn
strong
inl
,
piuiw-
a
targe
amount
of
our
reserve
aTof,
a
federation
of
Euro
e
"ft,
lhu'
i
U'd
ilT
'
sor"Ml
rt"en
"Bht
caoital.
lJL
V.?
t.
A.J
h
:".lf
we
.nad
.one
at
market
mto
the
present
constitution
of
Italy
the
provision
which
givs
j
this
country
the
right
to
enter
I
Bat
I
tried
to
show
that,
d.'-
such
a
world
parliament
with-sirable
as
such
a
federation
'out
further
constitutional
tociutwn
was
amazed
over
a
merit
ht
had
mapped
out
the
Nw
SC.95
to
$7.45
-
I
Shop
and
'Ay
MM
ffl
ave
at
uui
a
ntriui
ni
Tims
ann
nv
t
no
rhn
a
tunr
i
ntn
rut
nni
roor.
.
,
laborious
effort
oiue'mint
b.e
frm
the
purely
econ-
change.
of
a
large
num-
ations
-
and
said
that
h
n.
i.i..
,
.1
.
D.i,i
kh
i,.i"
.1"
tiq
.
omic
side,
it
would
not
get
to
ouo
(
U
W...
.
.
.
t
1
Mn4t
.
...
........
.
.
Iniquitous
Tax
P"
REMIER
BYRON
JOHNSON
has
intimated
that
his
government
has
no
intention
of
imposing-
the
three
per
cent
turnover
tax.
However,
the
government
will
not
move
to
oppose
an
amendment
to
the
itritish
North
America
Act
which
would
give
authority
for
the
provinces
to
levy
the
indirect
tax.
Z
No
doubt,
in
view
of
the
Premier's
pledge,
the
tlx
would
not
be
put
on
by
his
government
but
the
U'ouble
is
.that
this
government
is
not
going
to
last
Jwrever
and,
should
there
be
a
change,
another
government
would
have
carte
blanche
to
take
advantage
(.$'
the
authority
should
it
be
granted
and
would
jfl-obably
do
so.
It
is
apparent
that
the
people
are
strongly
(Ij)posed
even
to
the
thought
of
such
an
iniquitous
tax
and
would
refuse,
if
they
could,
permission
for
Qfttawa
to
amend
the
BNA
Act
to
make
it
permissible
for
the
provinces
to
collect
it.
Z
Premier
Johnson
should
not
only
promise
not
to-
use
the
three
per
cent
tax.
He
would
make
a
popular
move
if
he
would
take
the
opportunity
to
block
it
being
even
made
possible.
Burely
those
citizens
are
inter-
Europe,
Canada
might
join
a
;
"'v
vl"r
H
.
1
AM
-"NviNt.tu
vnat
m-
'lr
times-
ch
ls
war
between
most
all
the
delegates
here
are
ested
enough
to
come
out
and
mUar
North
American
federa-
say
what
te
to
be
done
with
Uw
"on.
jthe
Pwer
bl.
I
ware
that
the
world
Is
really
money
they
have
raised
or
ari
I
called
out
loudly,
"NO,
NO!"j
ru
...,
,.,
Jin
a
race
to
see
WHICH
KIND
QUOTING
SOME
WISE
but
they?
Thft
apparent
Indiffer-
at
that.
80
next
diy.
when
they!
OF
WORLD
GOVERNMENT
WE
ence
U
a
rioTma
13
"
'f
the
main
debate
on
the,11"'
Wing
that
"all
the
tw
ARE
GOINO
TO
GET.
listed
t
ike
gangsters,
and
if
things
from
bad
to
worse,
m
cold
result
the
"holt
Qtton
of
regionalism,
I
P"f,
go
failTe
"
Ue
nations
act
like
prosti-
and
World
Communism
takes
nd
myself
one
of
the
seven
fl
cmplet
of
Civic
our
U'
Z?,P
sewted
Drincioals
tules
1
trled
to
show
WHY
this
over
more
countries,
more
con-
vrnbiv
(ituvriiiriiv
may
i
niaKe
'
oOo
was
so:
!tinents,
we
shall
get
world
gov-
That.
under
the
game
of
powr
iernment
all
right.
But
It
will
be
A
LAUGH
CAME
when
I
to!d
I
an
earnest
plea,
Mr.
Editor,
through
your
good
offices,
to
all
Civic
Centre
adult
members,
to
come
out
to
the
meeting
tonight,
join
in
the
discussions.
them
about
the
historic
resolu-
politics,
where
the
highest
pres-
j
on
the
Red
Print.
tion
passed
by
our
Canadian
ent
law
ls
the
jungle
law
of
If
democracy
acts
In
time
ve
Senate
last
June.
I
lauded
this
force,
nations
are
compelled
io
:
can
still
get
world
government,
.
i
t.:nA
u
i
un
it
pnfpr
irmampnt.
rna
Inn
a
KIiia
nrint
nf
Wpitm
stvlp
ANNOUNCING
THE
OPENING
OF
PRECISION
SAW
FILING
D?oblJ
l
h
lmpo
passed
with
only
one
dissenting!
I
tried
to
show
that
ONLY
democracy.
-
-
:...,.
fK.ifr
It
fnunraH
Ufl'l
H
1
'
JkyL!JUr
cour-
the
idea
of
Western
demo:ratic
tesy
in
publishing'
this.
ultimate
federation
and
also
R.
O.
LARGE
President,
Civic
Centre
Association
Hand
Sows
Machine
Filed
and
Rc-toothc
Re-roof
with
ASPHALT
SHINGLES
FOR
ESTIMATES
SEE
world
government.
I
could
not
help
but
think
ta
myself:
"Here
all
my
life
I
have
been
making
fun
of
our
Canadian
Senate
as
a
useless
and
even
a
vicious
obsolescence;
now
here
I
am
holding
up
what
our
Senate
has
done
as
a
good
example
for
all
the
world."
oOo
BUT
I
TRIED
to
make
clear
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and
order
and
the
realization
of
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personal
responsibility
was
deplored
by
Mr.
Justice
A.
D.
Mac-Farlane
who
spoke
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
at
luncheon
yesterday.
He
-
urged
i
older
people
to
recognize
the
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seriousness
or
this
drift
and
oy
precept
and
example
to
endeavor
to
divert
the
attention
of
the
young
people
along
different
lines.
His
Lordship
who
was
a
law
student
in
Prince
Rupert
with
L.
W.
Patmore,
KC,
now
in
Victoria,"
back
in
1908
and
1909,
did
some
Interesting
reminiscing
on
old
times
here
when
Prince
Ru-
Would
Shock
Canadians
CANADIANS
must
be
profoundly
shocked
by
some
of
the
editorial
outbursts
that
appear
in
certain
U.S.
newspapers
following
the
dismissal
of
General
MacArthur.
One
of
the
worst
came
from
the
Washington
Times-Herald
which
screamed
that
the
American
nation
"is
led
by
a
fool
who
is
surrounded
by
knaves."
It
is
almost
impossible
to
imagine
anything
like
that
in
a
Canadian
publication,
no
matter
what
the
circumstances.
Political
feelings
have
run
high
in
Canada,
as
in
the
United
States.
Many
of
our
leading
figures
have
been
highly
unpopular
personally
in
certain
quarters
with
and
without
reason.
But
never
can
we
recall
the
head
of
our
state
being
publicly
called
a
fool.
Every
decent
citizen
will
certainly
hope
that
it
won't
happen.
As
the
Belleville
Intelligencer
points
out,
there
is
little
sensationalism
in
the
journalistic
world
in
Canada
but
"the
absence
of
such
tactics
does
not
indicate
stodginess
among
either
the
newspaper
workers
or
the
public.
Rather,
it
indicates
a
moral
balance
and
good
taste."
If
we
are
stodgy
and
fussy
about
this,
we
think
it
is
a
stodginess
and
fussiness
of
which
most
Canadians
will
approve.
ECRUITING
Apply:
will
be
at
the
CANADIAN
LEGION
HALL
7
called
such
pioneer
figures
as
the
late
H.
B.
Rochester,
the
late
D.
C.
McRae,
Jack
Kirk-patrick
and
others.
111
itlUlUIJ
in
CHRYSLE3.
PLYMOUTH
DISTRIBUTORS
ine
judge
atso
reflected
cn
the
great
changes
to
be
seen
in
Prince
Rupert
as
compared
with
those
old
days.
And
the
changes
In
the
city
were,
correspondingly
marked
in
the
interior
through
which
he
had
recently
driven.
It
was
a
matter
of
gratification
to
see
this
area,
at
long
last,
coming
Into
Its
own
with
the
establishment
of
vast
industrial
;
enterprises.
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and
7
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MatKouie
Fmf,
Authorized
Dealer
v
GROUP
1
Regular
$3.25
NOW
1,99
;
GROUP
2
Regular
$2.75
NOW
149
DOMS'
DEPT.
STORE
McBRIDE
STREET
PHONG
775
ter
Over
Qr
A
Good
Place
to
Buy
Smiths
ElkinsLtd.
McRae
Bros.
1
PO.
Box
274
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IN
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