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1946
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DEMOCRACY
IN
TURKEY
A
FULL-BLOWN
political
fight
is
.
rqging
in
Turkey,
a
harbinger
that'Jthis
old
land
which
threw
riside-her
sultans
two
decades
ago
ifc
coming
of
age.
democratically.
The
election
takes
place
on
the
coining
Sunday.
j
While
there
were
infrequent
in-tjbr-party
battles
in
Turkey's
earlier
ijloody
and
fantastic
history,
opposition
was
crushed
promptly.
But
tmis
time
the
opposition
apparently
ip
here
to
stay,
and
the
citizens
Save
been
getting
their
first
look
at
jov
a
'real
campaign,
with
all
its
name-calling
and
mud-slinging,
operates.
j
They
have
been
startled
by
some
at
this-
name-calling,
particularly
iat'
directed
against
President
Is-met
Inonu
himself,
a
personage
who
heretofore
was
criticized
only
in
guarded
whispers.
I
Two
profoundly
important
de-qLions
form
the
background
of
tjhis
development
in
self-government
First
was
abolition
of
all
bans
against
any
political
group
other
wan
the
reigning
Repulican
Peoples
ijarty;
second
was
a
ruling
by
the
court
of
appeals
reversing
the
conviction
of
four
newspaper
writers
Sentenced
to
prison
for
"offending
the
dignity"
of
the
government.
!.
While
Turkey
proclaimed
herself
a
republic
after
overthrow
of
the
decadent
Ottoman
empire
in
the
Revolution
23
years
ago,
there
were
many
who
scoffed
at
the
designation
and
contended
that
no
sultnn
ever
held
a
firmer
grip
on
his
people
than
did
iron-man
Ataturk
and
his
Successor,
Inonu.
I
Public
meetings
were
banned?
Newspapers
were
suspended
for
qriticisnra
the
government
disliked.
The
political
police
as
efficient
as
any
in
the
world
had
little
idle
time.
!
While
government
supporters
sftid
the
lowering
of
the'
ban
last
December
against
political
parties
jas
a
natural
evolution
in
a
growing
democracy,
opponents
contended
i
was
a
step
niacin
necessary
by
internal
pressure
and
external
frowns.
Immediately
after
the
ban
was
eliminated,
four
parties
sprang
up
but
df
these
only
the
Democrat
party
leaded
by
the
old
revolutionary
and
erne-time
prime
minister
Celal
Bayar
resumed
stature
sufficient
really
to
frighten
the
Inonu
government.
Bayar,
long
a
hard-boiled
critic
of
Inonu
and
his
government,
said
he
would
refrain
from
participating
in
the
national
election
on
grounds
that
Inonu
broke
his
pledge
to
the
nation
not
to
hold
elections
until
the
press
and
police
laws
had
been
eliminated.
Inonu
replied
that
Bayar's
withdrawal
from
the
elections
was
not
unlike
tactics
used
by
parties
in
certain
lands
where
failure
to
participate
was
designed
to
"accuse
the
government
in
the
eyes
of
other
states."
But
no
effort
was
made
to
stem
the
growing
political
battle.
The
official
paper
Ulus
announced
that
newspapers
could
support
or
condemn
any
party
they
wished
without
fear
of
reprisals.
Then,
in
the
heat,
of
the
growing
campaign,
the
court
of
appeals
handed
down
what
governmental
students
consider
one
of
the
most
important
decisions,
in
the
history
of
the
republic.
It
held
that
four
newspaper
writers,
given
prison
sentences
in
the
wake
of
the
violent
riots
last
December
4,
which
wrecked
two
newspaper
plants,
should
be
released
from
jail
and
given
new
trials.
Turkey's
adolescence
in
self-rule
appears
to
be
about
over.
BUDGET
AND
PROVINCE
IN
THE
DOMINION
BUDGET,
fin-
al
proposals
appear
to
be
made
to
the
provinces
to
relinquish
their
right
to
impose
income
taxes.
In
return
for
relinquishing
income
tax
rights
for
five
years
the
Dominion
offers
annual
per
capita
payments
of
$15.
It
is
further
provided
that
in
no
case
shall
the
Dominion
payment
be
less
than
150
per
cent
of
the
sum
received
by
the
province
under
the
Wartime
Tax
Agreement.
That
means
for
British
Columbia
a
payment
of
around
$18,000,000
instead
of
$12,000,000
received
under
the
Wartime
Agreement
British
Columbia
should
not
hesitate
to
accept
this
offer
which
guarantees
an
increased
income
of
$6,-
000,000:
ensures
there
will
be
no
hi-ff
r
Coveragefrom
lid
l
L5
.
.
J
San
Francisco
I
to
Kodiaks
LARGE
AND
SMALL
SCALES
British
Admiralty
U.S.
Government
Charts
Canadian
Charts
NAVIGATIONAL
AIDS
Dividers
and
Parallel
Rules
B.C.
Pilots,
Vol.
1
and
2
o
a
a
SEE
US
FOR
ALL
REQUIREMENTS
IN
a
d
cf
a
a
o
a
o
a
a
5
a
a
a
a
a
Office
Supplies
Comult
us
for
jour
needs
In
all
types
of
printing
work
Everything
In
high
clajss
stationery
Cards
for
every
occasion
-
Fountain
Pens
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
THIRD
AVENUE
j
LAM
KCdlSTRV
.CT
Be:
Ortlffcnte
of
Ttti
No
4941-1
to
Lot
"w
Thmwiml
Roar
Hub-and
nri
Stnv-B
(54411.
Rlnge
Ftc
t5i.
Ooli
Dtotrlet.
uM
to
cottUln
Tec
and
FUtr
Oh-Huii-drttte
UO
tad
50IHl
i
irres,
naore
or
Um.
WHEREAS
utlsftttorjr
proof
of
loss
,
-yrmm
of
tfc
tbore
Ortlflet
of
TIU
ts-
I
wd
in
Um
baom
of
AlModr
Nobic
i
trcn
rud
In
tnis
office.
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H
btrfbr
gtvtn
that
I
saau
at
t
czplrauon
of
one
monUt
from
tbf
dat
of
Uk
first
potting
hereof
issue
a
Prmutonal
Orrtlfteate
of
TIU
ic
Ueu
of
said
Lost
Orttfleate.
unlew
In
tb
meanttaM
vaud
ofepecUon
oe
made
to
aae
In
writing
DATED
at
tbe
Land
RefUtry
Office.
PrlBce
Rupert.
BC.
thai
lta
day
cf
July.
191S.
AD
ANDREW
THOMPSON.
Depvty
R$Utrar
of
TtUes.
A
17
CRAWLER
CRANE
FOR
RENT
Crawler
Crane.
l-yard
shovel
attachments,
dragline.
20
ft.
boom,
available
for
day
use
with
operator
and
oiler.
Call
Highway
Construction
Co.
Phone
631
(172)
B
OTTLE
RUPERT
POLLECTOR
U
Phone
Blue
737
We
Buy
PERFEX
Bottles
PROMPT
AND
COURTEOUS
SERVICE
At
ief:
ii.
iit
X
'W
-Paf.
Gr:..:i
M
P-
E
Chris:?.
.
All'
Hodgkir-SGn,
M-rvaw
V
i::;r.a
Meats
Green,
Oiive
Strand,
Rcse
E
Ec!-".
O.
-
A
i
Ethel
Caider.
June
Buraip.
R
r.r.ie
Black,
Ca"
Hi.
1L"
(behind.)
Ecbby
Watts.
Chester
Miiier
Herbie
Eiaudi
..3
LOCAL
SCHOOL
CLASS
WHICH
MADE
RECORD
IN
HELPING
RED
CROSS
of
$284
75
The
children
collect
these
coupons
in
ttwir
own
famines
and
then
from
everybody
tn
the
leighborhood.
TMs
is
dane
by
means
of
a
regular
and
cHpre-benfible
ranwass.
These
coupons
are
then
turned
in
to
he
various
wholesale
houses
and
they
pay
the
premium
at
the
rate
of
c
for
each
15
coupons
received
This
is
done
in
War
Savings
Stamps.
The
stamps
are
then
sold
and
the
money
received
sent
to
the
Junior
Red
Cross.
otlier
activities
by
the
various
classes
in
the
school
dngng
th
yrir
increased
the
total
eontri-
bution
to
the
Junior
Red
Cross
B'ack,
Harold
Brentwn.
Bthe!
to
over
S33S.W.
i
Caider.
Nick
Christy.
Rcse
Evans
In
the
background
of
the
Arthur
Good.
Dorothy
Hibtard
photcrrar-h
is
the
pictorial
re-
.
Marion
Home.
Care:
Hill.
Jimmv
cord
of
hov
each
pupil
stood
in
Mefherson,
Joyce
Mocrehou
flie
people
will
abhor;
removes
the
l;w!fl
rUunB
1
ear
of
reduced
tax
income
to
the
province
should
a
recession
set
in,
which
is
a
possibility
that
cannot
bp
ignored
in
view
of
strikes
and
rising
costs
that
will
cause
our
export
trade
to
be
on
a
highly
competitive
basis
at
some
time
within
the
next
five
years;
and
finally
the
acceptance
would
demonstrate
a
cooperative
spirit
with
the
Dominion
and
give
leadership
to
a
new
unity
so
sadly
lacking
at
the
moment.
No
matter
what
other
provinces
may
do
there
is
every
justificalion
for
British
Columbia's
immediate
acceptance
of
the
offer
which
guarantees
150
per
cent
of
the
present
grant
j
At
the
300
mark
there
was
a
j
heavy
Mne
representing
a
brick
j
wall.
When
child
ol'er-'.ed
j
mere
tl'an
298
coupons
lie
was
I
hown
xs
havins
broken
throurfi
the
wall.
The
hieh-ranking
pup1.'
jwr-
Dorothy
Hibbard
with
714
i
coupons,
a
very
praiseworthy
J
achievement.
I
In
the
past
three
years
by
!
mean.
cf
coupon
coDeeting
In
j
tlv
vhools
almost
MSO
has
beer:
j
rarff
Tn
learnii1
cf
'his
ae-'
-romnlishnient
cn
hi?
recen.
i
v'stt
if
the
.'h.;-::
Co.
Scot:
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMKTRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
ctass
is
as
follows:
Ross
Anderson,
WiHiam
Blaok-ay,
June
Buraip,
David
Cameron.
Beverly
Comer,
llerbie
Prandle.
Patricia
Ourvich
Atfie
Hcdftrinson.
Sherry
lashmar.
Maureen
MaeKenaie.
Chester
Miller,
Michael
Nostuny.
Ronni
Tommy
Moorehpuse.
Yvonne
fNlelktmrDlWe6Uen
.tMdi?
Olsen.
Man-
P.irker.
O
Geo.
IL-1-.rd.
Yv
:
JY
Nick
,z.
c...
Jtr"
Mourehouse,
a
t.w:
row
-Sherry
Lashmar,
Ik
:
.e
Tommy
Moorehouse,
Aiex
Beasen,
!
V
f
Strand.
Bobby
Wan
-
Mar
are-Younemar..
A
B-.
r.
e:.
J.
Dawes
The
Auettoneer
Sale
Every
Saturday
WE
SIXL
EVERYTHING
Giods
Sold
On
Commission
Household
Sale
Conducted
at
Your
Convenience
FURNITURE
AND
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
WRAPPED.
PACKED
AND
CRATED
Estimates
Given
Free
PRINCE
RUPERT
AUCTION
MART
'Opposite
Citk
Centre
BWg.i
PHONES:
Bu
Blue
14."
Res
Red
127
A?
Tar
George
HOT
SPRING?
OIL
BURNER?
No.
vou
co
ct
have
to
v.-
h
Ho-
Sp:
to
ge!
hot
water
A
RELIANCE
Oti
Burner
mstaiied
in
y
u:
lutchea
range
will
provide
aii
the
hot
water
you
need
or.
any
dav
Not
only
that.
RELIANCE
will
imprare
the
appearance
of
your
kitchen
cottdown
eooitaf
dnaafery
.
.
give
you
better,
cleaner
heat
for
cooking,
baking
and
beating.
When
you
have
installed
a
RELIANCE
horironta!
oil
burner
and
are
thrilling
to
its
efficiency
and
convenience,
you
will
Wess
us
for
having
brought
it
to
your
attention.
We
have
Oil
Burners
foi
dtlWrry
and
installation
right
now.
RELIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
R.
W.
Vick
PHONE
1M
P.O.
BOX
1363
1032
Sixth
Avenue
Eait
TO
THE
PEOPLE
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Who
Suffer
With
Their
Feet
You
will
be
Interested
to
know
that
there
is
a
man
In
town
who
has
had
a
wide
experience
in
the
correction
of
fallen
arches,
and
can
make
Arch
Supports
that
wHI
relieve
that
painful
and
tired
feefing
t.vat
only
foot
sufferers
can
explain.
Mr.
Bin
Terry,
with
many
years
of
study
of
foot
aliments,
to
at
HOI'S
Shoe
Stort,
and
wUl
be
pleased
to
take
an
Impression
of
your
feet
and
let
you
know
what
can
be
done
in
your
Individual
ease.
Mr.
Bill
Terry
Is
also
In
charge
of
the
Shoe
Repairing
DepL
where
your
repairs
are
executed
neatly
and
promptly
Call
around
and
see
him
for
either
reason.
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
I
The
above
photograph
shows
most
of
the
pupils
-
B"tenee?
"SheiveTwere
oiad
of
Grade
Four,
Borden
Street
School,
the
class
that,on
eilber
oi
TOom
-led
the
school
in
collection
of
tea
and
coffee
coupons
2.
what
u
the
correct
pro-bv
the
redemption
f
which
the
sum
of
$106.00
was,
""J"'""1
"nl"
A
turned
over
to
the
Junior
Reel
Cross
in
British
umbia
for
relief
pm-poses.
The
total
for
the
school
0raue,
elastic.
was
16
M7
coupons
with
a
value
I
j
4.
what
does
the
word
-de-
Red
Crof
s
commissioner
for
Bri-
j
pfct"
mean?
tfcsh
Columbia
said
that
h;
knew
1
What
is
a
word
begmnine
of
no
other
similar
record
He
congratulated
the
pupfts
and
j
Answers
their
teacher.
S.
A.
Cheeseann.
j
1.
g.,,
Rh
ves
were
placed
and
1
S
Wikon,
ntlocipal
o
on
eaeto
side,"
ot
.
''on
borh
se
"
Borden
Street
School.
j.
Pronounce
Wen-It-,
e
as
in
IV
fH
list
of
onnils
in
the
men'
'
M
m
lt
Mementary
t.
10
represent
tqr
a
pwmre,
or
to
portray
in
words.
"lie
de-
pieted
the
wne
in
every
detail
5.
Mediocre.
LONDON
i
-Fined
4
SO
for
givin"
nle
to
a
three-vpar
old
ehild.
a
ninn
eniained:
"I
oniy
lid
it
to
ke?p
him
quiet
"
Holiday
Trippers
SUMMEIHZE
your
car
now
!
Let
us
check
your
car
before
you
make
'hat
long
vacation
trip.
A
motor
tune-up,
lubrication,
and
tire
inspection
may
save
you
time
and
money
on
the
road.
0
Phone
S3
for
an
appointment
S.E.PARKER
LTD.
Ford
and
.Monarch
Dealer
The
Home
of
Friendly
Service
...
tbe
ocj
Biny
liTcr
lasnuucn
it
fe.
It
iKift,
ug
or
utile.
Stves
p
to
'
on
fatl.
Insalj
it
K.jt4r,
(we'll
lh.iw
t
o
bow
,
or
itt
iut
triiAoi
ata
6o
it
Im
tod.
tttbtt
wif
thtte's
ao
qcis.
'Phoae
IodT
tot
t
free
cuuuic,
or
Hop
a
tad
let
as
ihow
o
wfcf
umhi'
it
best
tat
rou-how
it
py
for
f
while
frnf:
Too
ml
cod-ian.
Aa
now.
Sun
siting!
7V2C
SO.
M.
(Minsiuin
ltou
too
10.
ft.
IUT
NOW-
CHRISTENING
(Conunued
irora
Page
d
are
two
of
the
oldest
families
in
the
district.
Arrangements
are
now
being
completed
by
representatives
or
Qiici
ii
Charlotte
Airlines
and
War
Assets
Corporation
to
permit
attendance
rf
the
general
public
to
Seal
Cove
Airbase,
presently
being
guarded
by
War
Assets,
to
witness
the
ceremony,
j
As
yet
final
details
of
the
christening
have
not
been
completed.
I
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