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POUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Wednesday,
June
6,
ISiS
HOUSES
LOSE
OLD
MEMBERS
Retirements
and
Appoint-nients
to
Senate
Will
Result
in
New
Faces
in
Commons
OTTAWA,
June
6
IF
Many
srr?ft'
faces
will
be
seen
In
the
House
qf
Commons
when
parlia-
sment
meets
again,
after
th
June
11
fedtral
election.
Gaps
have
t
Jen
left
with
the
retirement
of
veteran
members
:Trffor
reasons
of
health,
age
cr
ap-polntmervt
to
the
senate.
Among
;
Ursse
who
hav?
left
th2
federal
rV
field
are
four
former
cabinet
'
ministers,
Han'.
Norman
McLar-
ty,
former
secretary
of
state;
"istHon.
T.
A.
Crerar,
former
mlnls-rjrter
of
mines
and
resources,
who
sT"
has
been
appointed
to
the
Sen-"
nte:
Col
J.
L.
Ralston,
fcrmer
"
defence
minister,
who
is
returning
to
his
Mcntreal
legal
practice;
and
Hon.
Angus
Macdcn-ald,
former
navy
minister.
Rumor
has
It
that,
Mr.
Mac-
!
donald,
crs-tkn?
premier
of
Nova
Scotia,
his
naiivi
province,
may
resume
the
leadership
of
th
Llbeial
party
there.
Hen.
R.
B.
Han?crt,
veteran
representative
of
the
New
Brunswick
constituency
of
York
Sun-bury,
who
resigned
the
house
leadership
of
tHe
Progres&lve-Ccnservative
party
In
1943
in
favor
Of
Gordon
Gray
don;
is
not
standing
for
re-election.
Urged
Monetary
Reform
Two
members
noted
for
their
advocacy
of
monetary
reform,
G.
G.
McGeer
and
Arthur
Siaght,
both
Liberals,
will
xt
be
candidates
in-
th?
forthcoming
election.
Mr.
McGeer
was
first
elected
to
tiie
house
in,
1935
for
the
British
Columbia
constituency
of
Vancouver-Burrard,
and
was
reelected
In
1940.
Mr.
Slaght
also
was
first
elected
In
1935
and
again
In.
1940,
and
represented
the
Ontario
constituency
of
Parry
Sound.'
Another
well-known
member.
A.
W.
Neill,
who
represented
Occnox-Albernl
as
an
Independent,
first,
entered
the
house
in
1921
and
was
re-elected
in
1925,
1926,
1930.
1935
and
1940.
will
not
be
a
candidate
for
re-election.
Olof
Hanson,
hard
working
TIE
FESTIVAL
For
Summer
Ties,
ties,
ties,
everything
and
anything
you
want
in
ties.
Smart
stripes,
well
chosen
patterns
and
conservative
plaids.
Ties
to
tie
up
your
spring
and
summer
W.F.STONE
"CLOTHES
.
.
.
OF
.
.
.
DISTINCTION"
member
for
Skeena
since
1930,
Is
aUa
net
returning.
W.
H.
Taylor,
who
represented
Norfolk
as
a
Liberal
since
1928
and
since
1940
had
been
chief
government
wtlp,
has
been
appointed
to
the
Senate.
Others
named
to
the
upper
house
include
F.-
W.
G
erf
haw,
who
formerly
represented
Msdiclne
Hat
ij
the
Commons;
Dr.
J.
P.
How-den
former
member
for
St
Boniface,
Man;
C.
E.
Ferland,
former
member
for
Jollette-l'Assumptlon
-
Montcalm;
Vincent
Dupuis,
former
member
for
Chambly-Rouvllle,
Quebec.
J.
J.
Finley,
who
previously
represented
Queens-Lunenburg
In
the
Commons,
rpw
is
a
senator,
as
are
C.
J.
Venlct,
former
member
for
Gloucester
.and
A.
-W.
Roberts,
who
previously
represented
Tfironto
Trinity
in
the
Commons.
AERIAL
CAR-FERRY
SOUTHAMPTON,
England
'V
An
aerial
carferry
to
carry
tourists'
autcmcbiles
from
the
mainland
to
the
Isle
of
Wight
will
be
operated
after
4he
war
by
Portsmouth
Aviation
Ltd.
if
present
plans
of
Its
managing-direntor.
L.
M.
J.
Balfour,
go
into
effect.
INDUSTRY
(Continued
from
page
D
:
industrial
production
and
many
industries
depended.
In
large
measure
on
raw
materials
and
seml-prccessed
articles
from
abroad.
Mr.
Macfartane
said:
"There
are
four
problems
which
must
be
solved
satisfactorily
before
international
trade
can
be
devel
oped
In
volume
and
variety
as
we
hope
the
availability
of
supplies
and
materials,
the
International
currency
situation,
the
commercial
policy
of
nations
and
the
supply
of
shipping
and
other
transportation
facilities
to
carry
goods.
"Until
the
end
of
the
war
In
Pacific
and
sometime
after,
availability
of
supplies
in
Canada
Land
financing
will
In
large
meas
ure
aevermine
our
export
position."
With
the
end
of
the
war
In
Europe,
Mr.
Macfarlane
said,
the
commercial
policies
of
nations
are
again
assuming
more
of
their
fcrmer
Importance
but
it
is
unlikely
that
definite
national
policies
will
emerge
until
the
purposes
and
scope
of
the
International
organization
for
security
have
been
decided
by
the
United
f.atlons
conference
at
San
Fran.
While
The
World
Looks
On
Mr.
King
Does
Tricks
With
u
trembling
haste
that
rould
have
been
applied
more
fittingly
to
other
matters.
Premier
King
assures
his
following
,
k
the.
olunteer
system
will
he
resumed
for
the
I'aeific
war.
This
ives
him
something
to
point
to
in
those
districts
where
lie
expects
his
strongest
political
support
and
to
demonstrate
to
them,
as
if
it
were
needed,
that
the
all-out
war
effort
was
'
not
his
idea!
So
we
return
to
our
former
state.
Those
who
respond
by
volunteering
to
fight
will
carry
the
burden.
Those
who
don't
want
to,
may
he
excused.
.
Is
lliis
half-hearted
attitude
a
true
expression
of
Canadian,
feeling?
The
effect
on
Allied
opinion
is
obvious.
Show
what
you
tliink
of
it
on
June
11.
'
,t
,.J.
Maj.
James
T.
Harvey
VOTE
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by
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liritish
Columbia
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Conservative
Association
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addition
to
your
summer
wardrobe.
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"A
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TO
BUY"
Chesterfield
Suites
covered
In
tapestry
and
velours
all
spring
construction,
large
'roomy
chairs,
walnut
show
wood.
Sale
price,
from
$185.00
to
'20.00
Iledroom
Suites
In
matched
walnut
veneers,
oval
and
round
mirrors;
upholstered
stool.
Sale
price,
from
..
$!H.."0
Single
Keds
with
spring
and
all-felt
mattress
!
$20.75
A
complete
stock
of
spring-filled
mattresses
and
felt
mattresses
in
stock.
Single
Cots
with
all-felt
mattress
$1-1.50
Phone
775
327
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
Cisco
and
until
other
important
International
proposals,
such
as
that
dealing
with
exchange
stabilization,
are
agreed
upon.
Mr.
Macfarlane
said
that
manufacturers
wete
looklnj
for
substantial
relief
from
the
heavy
burden
of
taxation.
This,
they
feel,
is
necessary,
he
said,
If
they
are
to
be
able
to
carry
on
successfully
under
post-war
competitive
conditions,
and
undertake
the
expansion
which
is
essential
If
post-war
employment
Is
to
be
maintained
at
the
desired
high
level
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to
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t
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submitting
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for
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nf
the
late
Bishoo
E.
M.
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Oblate
of
Mary
Immaculate,
win
iae
piacc
ut
Annunciation
Church.-Fifth
Ave.
West,
at
10
o'clock
Thursday
morning,
June
1.
Archbishop
Duke
of
New
Westminster
will
officiate,
assisted
by
Bishop
J.
L
Coudert.
No
flowers
by
request.
131)
HELP
WANTED
WANTED
Urgently,
housekeeping
room,
for
married
couple.
No
children.
Apply
Box
16
Daily
News.
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tU
Truck
driver
tor
local
!
fnrtnee
f.o.
Permanent
Job
for
right
man.
Oood
working
conditions.
Apply
National
Selective
Service
A.M.
181.
(132)
WANTED
Reliable,
woman
to
care
for
baby
daytimes.
No.
12
Palmer
Apts.,
between
6
and
7
p.m.
132)
WANTED
Reliable
woman
to
care
lor
baby,
daytimes.
Room,
board
and
wages.
Phohe
Green
73
or
1370
6th
Ave.
Laivt
131)
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY
-Practlcle
nurse
or
housekeeper,
free
to
enjoy
summer
at
Okan-agan
resort.
Good
wages.
Apply
Box
13
Dally
News.
(133)
W4N1TH
WANTED
Suite
or
two
rooms,
'
r,n.-iti-H-.H
nr
i.nfnrtilchpH
An
I
ply
Airmen's
Mess,
R.C.A.F.,
Seal
Cove.
uaai
WANTED
Record
player,
any
condition.
Black
951.
(
135)
WANTED
Furnished
home
for
two
couples;
rental
basis.
Notify
Box
14,
Dally
News.
(134)
WANTED
Lady's
bicycle,
in
good
condition.
Phone
Black
201.
tf)
WANTED
Will
pay
$25
for
information
leading
to
renting
of
2-bedroom
furnished
house
or
apartment
for
refined
American
contractor
representative
and
wife,
to
be
here
approximately
one
year.
Wanted
Immediately
so
we
can
send
for
our
5-months-old
child
in
States.
Call
Amcr.can
Sig-
nals
324.
(138)
WANTED
One
or
two
burner
electric
hotplate.
Apply
Room
15,
Aldine
Apartments.
(tf)
LOST
LOST
Saturday
between
Vic
tory
Cafe
and
American
Mowr-pool,
2nd
Ave.,
pair
of
shell-
I
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1
1
1
1
1
1
ft
1
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111
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LOST
Corner
3rd
Ave.
and
8th
Street,
set
of
upper
false
teeth.
Finder
please
return
to
Daily
News.
(131)
REMOVED
on
Friday
night
from
owner's
garage,
one
boy's
and
one
girl's
C.C.M.
bicycle,
both
red.
Anyone
having
Information
please
notify
City
Police.
(131)
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Two
Venetian
blinds,
size
34;
suitable
for
wartime
windows.
Apply
Mackenzie's
Furniture.
(131)
FOR
SALE
Large
outoard
motor
and
boat.
Phone
Black
981
after
6
p.m.
(134)
FOR
SALE
Boat
"Gcorgina."
length
30
ft.,
beam
7.6
ft.;
10
h.p.
Union
semi-dlesel
engine.
Apply
to
boat
at
Fishermen's
floats.
(134)
FOR
SALE
Regulation
overseas
cartons.
5
lbs.
and
11
lbs.
sizes
at
10c
and
15c.
The
Variety
Store.
FOR
SALE
Pre-war
baby
busey.
ynonc
Blue
877.
(131)
MACHINERY
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically,
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufnn
tured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver.
nr
M.f
I'CKSONAI.
SI.FNDOR
TABLETS
are
effective.
2
weeks'
supply
$1;
12
weeks
$5,
at
all
druggists.
134)
DANCE
NOVELTIES,
paper
hats,
horns,
ticklers,
etc.,
now
obtainable
at
Norl.hprn
ninlrihii.
tors,
210
4th
Street,
agents
lor
'Dance
Novelty
bureau.
(134)
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
LO
D
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Hall.
Phone
83
for
particulars.
(tf)
TO
RENT
Room,
partly
fur-nlshed,
92
Hays
Cove
Circle,
(132)
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