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VOL.
XXXIV,
No.
130.
,
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
TUESDAY.
JUNE
5,
1945
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
....
I
nmArnmini
i
1.
ck
Into
Office
In
C
;Vrio
Given
Overwhelming
Maj.
V
Provincial
Election
C.C.
'
Suffers
Heavv
Rebuff
o
.yS-.A.
...mirrn
T..
It
T)
..
!
r
tV
Prnpressive
-
Conservative
government
Gaulle
Parley
Z
to
Prince
Rupert
this
tnd
to
take
part
In
the
phase
of
the
election
cam-i
for
E.
T.
Applcwhalte,
1
"1
candidate
for
Skecna,
had
an
Interesting
career
eat
through
some
bitter
rienccs.
Bordeaux
spent
inc
years
.it
but;
HivcUMUll
ui
oiiaii-
and
Pearl
Harbor
ln
Asia.
eb
that
period
she
was
lied
and
beaten
by
the
Jap-
and
had
her
leg
broken.
uaa
a
woiiacriui
Mory
P
hn
nnHnJUn
MAln
A
a
'"IJaiiiM;
mill
taiih
J
tv
:he
city,
Cordcaux,
arriving
here
e
has
already
spoken
be-
ine
Women's
Canadian
I
aiituuviT
ttliu,
Ull"
!laWy
after
the
election,
is
u
w
speak
at
women
s
Wian
Clubs
across
Canada
"ea
1
hixhtntr
till
Jimp
IS
Cosine
date
for
halibut
WnR
in
Areas
One
and
Two
y
been
extended
from
June
to
midnight
June
15,
the
national
Fisheries
Com-'on
announced
today.
A
"ease
in
landings
during
Mast
few
days
has
Jastl-4
a
three-day
extension
bc-
"d
the
Junn
12
rlnvlnir
rtnlr-
finally
announpprl
hv
tho
"Mission
last
week.
Quota
was
One
and
Two
is
'.00
pounds.
6.
V
-Tr,
"Ji
it
back
into
power
by
an
overwhelming
ma
jo.
'
result
of
Monday
s
general
provincial
election
.n
rio.
With
three
constituencies
remaining
to
be
j
f,ntrt
tlio
fnllnwinrr
nlivtinna
u-oi-n
inAinxtnA
Conservatives
66
Liberals
11
C.C.F
.
6
Labor-Progressives
2
Liberal
Labor
2
Irt
the
the
last
provincial
i
house
of
Ontario
the
Conserva-
lllvps
hart
hut
Sfl
cpati
u
hlle
iha
t,
with
Ambassadors
In
CCR
had
32
and
UberaU
,sTfnsion
Is
Still
High
j
CoI
Drew
re.elected
pcr.
i?
June
5
O
General
del8003'1
'th
a
3000
majority
In
.has
conferred
at
length
i
Toronto
High
Park
over
Lewis
American.
BrltMi
and'
Duncan,
C.C.F.
Mitchell
Hep-
:
ambassadors
oil
the
Le-!
burn
as
defeated
by
F.
S.
sh
accounts
from
the
1
tlve-
n
Els'"
and
E.
B.
Jolllffe.
t
Eat
say
that
tension
C.C.F.
leader,
lost
in
York
South
.
i
v.
.in
i.'flni
n
j
Knip
it.
irn
s
mptv
i:
ai
a
nisn
dh;ii.
I
r
-
rt
have
been
anU
French
Durn
r
ezi
in
six
eiec
i
i
tinn
.ll.U
111
VWII
Wl
v
v
"
9
iko
TIa
n
A
on
klnn
in
n
-
-
Frank
O'Brien
telLs
of
he
calk,
the
plentiful
evl-;
of
the
punishment
the!
of
Hama
In
Syria
took,
t
the
six-day
battle
with;
irnnns.
O'Tlrlen
sflVS
that!
in
the
congested
res!-'..,
rehabilitation
measures
ii
quarters,
and
thellcd
and
ln
thls
dlc,trlct.
Andrew
G.
Gra-
i
trip
riiv
irom
iu.uuu
icpl.
,,i,i
-in..
r..
v.o
.
-
.l..llf
iLluuai
ciie1-
v
wv-
ivi
inar
riean.im
uiii9n'
t
t
,
i
i.
un
.
i
'
w-..
K
rxovinciai
posi
war
Jcniiuii
i.anuii
are
trying
to
restore
some
tlireau
ha
bt,n
SF3ndin?
Vis
an:e
or
oracr.
!
rv
few
dav?
in
Prince
Rupert.
rr
r
is
r
r
it
rrrUH)
A
1
I
I
LIVL1
f-4
I
REHABILITATION
ENGINEER
HERE
Provincial
Ciovrrmenl
Official
In
City
During:
Survey
Tour
of
District
He
met
''he
lc:al
de?arVm:n.tal
'
JrthatlUtatlon
comml'tee
andl
i
rilfcuwed
With
them
infermation
(
.
I..
.
.
,
.
..
.
JSTjS
r
111
kllr
J,,at
alrsaa
11
asAtunoicu
I
rwg
,
K
M
A
N
1
1
In.
regard
to
lecal
Industrie
awl
T
raN
Hate
Interesting'
'
Graham
Is
proceeding
to
the
In-1
.kfr
In
Person
of
!
rr
3rair
'V
W
enjlnefri
t.
.
.
at
.vann
mn
n
jo-rvm
uuliii.
,
.
.
.IIIu..
I
.
'
ine
orcfni
"war
as
an
viwicj
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
I
Baseball
Scores
INTERNATIONAL
Saturday
'
BuTfalo
6-6,
Toronto
9-2.
All
others
postponed.
Sunday
Montreal
8-9,
Syracuse
3-2.
Toronto
0-4,
Newark
8-2.
Ballmorc
2-0,
Jersey
City7-4.
Rchef'.er
at
Buffalo,
postponed.
AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION
Saturday
St.
Paul
7,
Louisville
11.
Kama
City
8,
Columbus
6.
Milwaukee
3,
Toledo
4.
Minneapolis
3,
Indianapolis
Sunday
St.
Paul
7-3.
Louisville
5-5.
Milwaukee
poned.
.
PACIFIC
COAST
Saturday
Hollywood
8,
Los
Angeles
9.
Oakland
6,
San
Francisco
5.
Portland
4,
Seattle
5.
Sacramenta
9,
San
Diego
3.
Sunday
Portland
5-1.
Seattle
2-2.
Sacramento
3-3,
San
Diego
4-4.
Hollywood
0-3.
Los
Angries
7-4.
Oakland
2-2.
SanFrancisco
0-7.
Weather
Forecast
t
im
in
to
moderate
winds,
cloudy
cloudy
nlng.
in
morning,
partly
in
afternoon
and
evc-
0
YOU
LIKE
CONTROLS?
plainly
NOT!
'No
free
nation
.docs.
As
a
free
people
JLee
put
up
with
restrictions
and
controls
realizing
that
"wy
were
necessary
If
we
were
to
wage
total
war.
J-lberal
policy
is
to
relax
and
remove
them
as
fast
as
possible.
.
fci
?nder
c-c-r-
Slatc
Boclaltem.
regimentation
and
jcon-2?
would
a
far
greater
extent
than
we
have
known,,
w
m
effcct-permaNENTLY.
The
Liberal
party
is
ready
with
plans
for
fur'1"
beneficial
social
legislation,
without
regimentation
!(
the
cltlren.i
or
soclalizalion
of
industry.
Give
Liberal
leadership
the
'go-ahead'
signal
on
June
11.
Vote
LIBERAL!
Germany
Is
Stripped
of
Conquests
plies
were
received
and
delivered
i
political
voice.
in
an
atmosphere
of
good
spcits-:
SF.E
"RACKET"
nianttoli?
-which
was
one
of
th?
IJf
CAPITALISTS
triumph
had
trickled
ln
by
the
j
Edward
T.
Applewhalte
drew
time
leading
speaker
Bruce
a
ripple
or
laugntcr
irom
me
Mlcklcburgh
rose
to
the
floor
to
'
audience
when
he
described
him-enable
him
to
see
ln
the
Ontario
'
self
as
happy
to
be
on
the
of-
trend
a
horrible
fate
for
the
rest
fenslve
or
Canada.
"Reports
coming
ln
on
thi
On-1
-TT
llMH
n
r.
-nay
raarH
MONTGOMERY
HEARS
GERMAN
SURRENDER
PLEA
Standing
outside
his
headquarters
near
the
Elbe
river.
Field
Marshal
Sir
Bernard
L,
Montgomery
i
second
from
left)
listens,
poker-faced,
as
a
German
delegation
asks
for
iurrendererms,
for
German
forces
in
Holland,
Denmark,
northwest
Germany.
The
Nazi
mis
Ion
was
headed
y
General
Admiral
von
Friede-berg
standing
by
flagpole,
German
naval
com-nander.
Other
members
of
the
German
group
are
General
Klnsel,
Rear-Admiral
Wagner
and
Major
Friede.
Half
a
million
Germans
facing
the
British
Second
and
Canadian
First
Armies
laid
down
their
arms
in
surrender.
Politicians
Get
Together
Three
Candidates
on
I
Same
1'latfnrni
at
Iibor
Meeting
I
A
crowa
or
400
labor
people
heard
three
of
the
feur
federal
candidates
for
Skcena
Jidins
outline
their
political
views
from
ths
same
platform
at
a
lively
two-hour
meeting
sponsored
by
.American
Federation
of
Labor
and
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor
In
1hl
OddfplloWS
.
-
..ji
,1l
b'""
Minnsapo;is
i-i,
u""lttt-TJ"J
jiall
last
night.
11-5.
I
After
each
candidate
had
Kansas
City
0-4,
Columbus
5-7.
(
.
.f
15
mmutes
the
au.
at
Toledo,
post-
dience
had
the
opportunity
of
tario
election
are
a
danger
signal,"
he
declared.
"If
it
is
no',
flopped
we
will
have
a
Tory
.government
of
black
reaction
which
will
launch
a
vicious
attack
on
Labor.
The
L.IVP.
lhas
alway?
called
on
Labor
to
kesp
cut
the
Tories
and.
while
that
danger
Is
hanging
over
our
heads,
we
are
drfinftely
on
the
effensive
in
calling
on
th?
people
to
unite.
The
Tories
must
be
defeated
to
save
ithe
gains
of
Labor."
Labor.
Mlcklcfcurgh'sald,
mu?t
have
a
strong
voice
In
govern
ment
and
the
L.P.P.
would
hold
jassi-u
,
.
.
.
.
.
,
v...y
would
Join
j
,abor
a
JlllLLLirZ
WlibtCIl
uucaviuiw.
SOVIET
OBTAINS
ALLIED
WARSHIPS
LONDON,
June
5
O-
-Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
disclosed
today
that
Great
Britain
had
met
Russian
demands
for
part
of
the
Italian
fleet
by
turning
over
eight
former
American
destroyers
among,
other
ships
including
one
British
battle
ship.
Synthetic
Rubber
Is
Declared
Best
PRINCE
ALBERT.
Saik.,
June
5
CP
Munitions
Minister
Howe
reports
that
Canada's
synthetic
rubber
new
is
better
than
natural
rubber.
Mr.
Howa
said
in
Prince
Albert
yesterday
that
after
the
war
the
Dominion
will
be'
absolutely
Independent
of
cuts'tanding
features
cf
the:
c
CF
Candidate
Archibald,
!
any
source
of
rubber
other
than
meeting.
I
unsmiling
and
forthright
al-
The
speakers
were
Erure
mQst
to
thc
polnt
fl
terseness,
Micklctourgh,
Labor
Prcsresslvc;
w
T,,hnr.s
wartime
trains
as
the
government
plant
at
Sar-nia,
Ontario.
LAC
Harry
Archibald,
t,w
.,
ana
.t
.
.
nnit.niistlri
"racket"
a
Mmr-i
mnnnt.
m
uithniit
Edward
T.
Applewhaite,
Liberal.
afid
forccast
a
m0re
difficult!
watcr
longer
than
three
days.
Major
J.
T.
Harvey,
Progressive
.
Ume
fQr
after
tne
TOr.
lhout
loslng
strength.
Conservative
canaiaaie,
was
un-
capitalism,
he
intimated,
holds
able
to
attend
"because
of
a
pre-
no
future
fo
rthe
worklng
man.
vtous
fpe'akhvs
commllmcnt
ati
,Do
you
thlnk
you
going
Ocean
Falb,
and
was
represent-1
tQ
nutntain
j-our
unions
after
ed
by
Ciawiora
Moore
wno
n.
the
r?
Modern
ihdustrializa
ment
while
the
others
merely
hope
to
be."
He
emphasized
the
need
for,!
international
co-opcratlon,
add-
a
prepared
statement
on
his
be-
tlon
l3
going
to
scrap
Theirs
that
the
present
government
haf.
'r.vWnmor.hlr.P
is
irn
nir
to
re-
w
"uc
t"""'""-
Personalities
wrere
definitely
bulld
lhe
world
We
must
carryitlons
to
International
amity
"out"
as
earh
candidate
weeed
lnli,m
t1
the
wnrld
all
the
which
Canadians
can
be
proud
the
hundreds
of
voters
in
r'.Cir
tlmc
and
never
jet
dwni
under
of-
.
hall,
although,
broadside
salvoes
capitalLsm
we
are
going
to
have
Neither
fn
security
and
pros-nt
opposing
parties
were
ccrrt-
one
blg
unlon
after
the
war-
Perlty
afC
nations
divisible,
he
monplace.
'a
unlon
ot
unemployed."
isa;
Beforemakingderagatorycom-i
The
ccr
stands
for
govern-!
No
nation
can
call
Itself
se-mcnt
about
another
.party
each
'
nt.
-trni
of
rivat
Indus-
cure,
when
other
nations
are
not
books
of
Canada
the
most
progressive
legislation
of
any
government.
The
Liberal
party
Is
the
reform
party
of
Canada."
Chairman
of
the
meeting
was
The
party
I
stand
for
Is
for-'Jar
Fisher
of
the
Carpenters'
tunate
enough
to
be
the
govern-
"nion.
BATTLE
OF
OKINAWA
.be
parachuted
from
planes,
i
Smashing
gains
have
been
made
on
all
sections
of
the
front,
des-'pite
heavy
rains
and
deep
mud.
American
units
offshore
supporting
the
land
operations
have
had
to
pay
a
heavy
price.
Two
destroyers
have
gone
down
off
Okinawa,
with
heavy
casualties.
Their
sinking
raises
to
313
the
number
cf
American
vessels
lost
since
the
tart
of
the
war.
Ad
miral
Nlmitz
ays
the
main
Jap
anese
force
on
Okinawa
has
been
wiped
out.
TTTTTTTTTTTT1
I
United
States
Infantry
and
Marines
Tiftalenine
Grip
;
On
Big
Priie
GUAM.
June
5
American
Infantry
and
marines
are
fight
ing
for
the
big
prize
of
the
Oki
nawa
campaign
the
Naha
air
drome.
Half
of
the
airfield
at
teady
Is
ln
American
hands,
captured
by
marines
ln
a
sur
prise
landing.
The
army
advance
cn
southwest
Okinawa
is
so
rapid
that
supplies
have
had
to
Bulletins
PREMIER
DREW'S
SUIT
TORONTO
Premier
George
Drew
of
Ontario
said
today
that
he
has
filed
a
writ
seeking
$100,000
damages
for
libel
against
the
Toronto
Star
and
Joseph
E.
Atkinson,
Its
pub
lisher.
So
far
two
libel
suits
have
been
filed
or
planned
against
Premier
I)rew.
One
b
planned
by
the
defeated
CCF
'candidate,
lit
ToroYito-Rlver.
dale'
and
the
other
by
a
former
member
of
the
provincial
police.
A.R.P.
READY
VANCOUVER
Civilian
defence
machinery
is
ready
and
waiting
for
Jap
bomb
balloons,
manned
or
unmanned,
to
visit
these
shores.
Five
emergency
fire
fighting
pools
have
already
been
set
up
at
Victoria,
Cloverdale,
Nanaimo,
Prince
George
and
S
mil
hers.
HAAKON
RETURNS
OSLO
King
Haakon
of
Norway,
who
has
been
In
England
since
the
start
of
the
war,
will
let
urn
to
Norway
this
Thursday
on
a
British
warship.
IIOUDE'S
DENIAL
MONTREAL
Mayor
Cami-lien
Houde
today
denied
a
statement
attributed
to
him
that
Hitler
would
some
day
be
the
master
of
the
world
and
would
visit
Canada
when
1
(Houde)
would
welcome
him.
EISENHOWER
IN
BERLIN
PARIS
General
Eisenhower
has
left
his
headquarters
at
Frankfuit-on-Main,
in
Ger
many,
for
Berlin.
At
the
capital,
he
is
meeting
with
Allied
occupation
commanders
representing
Great
Britain,
Russia
and
the
Provisional
Government
of
France.
Union
Impatient
With
Council
On
Pioneers'
Home
Protest
over
the
delay
In
building
the
proposed
new
Pion
cers'
Home
was
conveyed
to
the
city
council
Monday
night
in
a
letter
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Industrial
Workers'
Union.
It
was
proposed
that
the
city
should
go
ahead
with
the
build
ing
of
a
s-ultablc
home
with
the
funds
already
on
hand,
Aid.
Hills
said
that
it
had
al
ready
been
explained
that
-the
of
the
speakers
meticulously
ob-'
t
and
the
labor
laws
already
secure.
Wc
must
co-operate
to
amount
of
money
0
hand
wa&
scrvca
me
-present
cmupuuyvA-,
effected
by
the
C.C.F.
govern-,
"
not
sufficient
to
build
a
suitable
ceptcd"
rule.
'mpn
in
Saskatchewan
are
the
i
in
we
way
wc
.building.
However,
efforts
were
ILL
BODING
:
best
ln
North
America,
he
said.
ss
re.
OF
ONTARIO
I
Mackenzie
King
is
the
best
Sufficient
information
on
On-
A1TLEWHAITE
IN
friend
Labor
has
In
Canada,
tarlo's
Progressive
Conservative
,
HAPPY
MOOD
Since
1900
he
has
put
on
the
law
being
made
to
get
the
inmates
of
the
present
home
into
improved,
quarters.
The
situation
will
be
explained
to
the
complaining
union
in
a
letter
of
acknowledgment
which
was
ordered
sent.
A
herpetologlst
studies
reptiles.
Borders
of
Reich
Are
BacktoPre-War
Four
Occupation
Zones
Are
Formally
Set
At
Meeting
of
Allied
Military
Leaders
in
Berlin
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
June
5
(CP)
Germany's,
frontiers
were
rolled
back
to
the
boundaries
of
December
31,
1937,
today
in
a
joint
occupation
statement
by
Allied
powers.
The
statement,
announcing
occu
pauon
zones
ior
tne
unueu
oiaies,
ureat
cnumi,
r
1
T
i
"
is
one
who
ranee
anu
nussia,
reereaius
uie
ueriuau
uauuii
-ms
'
i
it
was
before
Adolf
Hitler's
an-
ound
Kobe
End
to
End
Superforts
Are
Out
in
Stiength
Over
Great
Japanese
Port
iquirements
of
the
victorious
GUAM.
June
5
Oi
The
Am-iM
erlcan
Twenty
-
First
Bomber
'were
(
Four
occupational
zones
Command
has
delivered
its
fil-;et
u
and
ailoUed
to
the
Al-
tcenth
Incendiary
strike
against
Japan.
This
time,
the
key
in
dustrial
centre
of
Kobe
was
the
target
for
3,000
tctrts
of
fire
bombs.
About
450
superforts
made
the
raid,
pounding
Kobe
from
one
end
to
the
other.
They
concentrated
on
railway
net
works,
the
'commercial
dock
arna
nnrt
n
hpnvllv
inrliistria.il-'
zed
section.
19
WOMEN
CANDIDATES
OTTAWA.
June
4
ttt-A
rwwrd
niumceri
or
,
-Tramen
jcaiiaioaves
have
been
pcmlnated
for
the
Juirra
II
Dominion
ciectlcn
at
which
the
20th,
parliament
will
be
chosen.
Of
the
984
nominees,
1
j
are
women.
Two
women
members
sat
in
each
of
the
last
two
;
parliaments.
The
Labor
-Progressive
party
leads
with
eight
women
nominees,
the
C.CJ.
has
six,
the
Pro
gressive
Conservative
and
Social
Credit
parses
two
each
and
the
Liberals
one.
Women
candidates
are
run
ning
against
Ihrae
cabinet
ministers,
with
Trades
Minister
MacKinnon'
enacted
bv
two
In
his
con.'t.lti.'ensy
in
which
there
are
two
women
nominees..
The
ether
members
of
the
cabinet
are
Solicitor
General
Joseph
Jean,
opposed
in
Mcnt-real-Mercler
by
Miss
Marts
Gill,
C.C.F.,
while
Defence
Minister
M.:iya.uhtcin'
in
Qu'Appsle
has
Mrs.
Gladys
Strum,
president
ot
the
Saskatchewan
C.C.F.
party,
running
against
him.
Mrs.
Cera
T.
Casrelman,
Lib
eral,
and
Mrs.
Dor
be
Nielson,
Labor-Progressive,
only
womtm
member?
of
thi
19th
parliament,
are
again
runnln?
In
their
west
ern
ccnstituersles
of
Edmonton
East
and
North
Battleford.
Most
of
4he
women
are
run
ning
In
the
"big
city"
constitu
encies
In
Montreal
and
southern
Ontario,
or
cn
the
prairies.
Montreal
toasts
four
women
candidates,
while
Hamilton,
Ont.,
Peterborough
and
Toronto
each
have
one.
Saskatchewan
has
six.
Alberta
five
and
British
Colum
bia
one.
Manitoba,
the
Yukon
and
the
Marlttmes
liave
none,
E.
11.
Bridstman,
deputy
mln
fcter
of
municipalities,
advised
the
city
council
in
a
letter
last
night
that
he
would
toe
unable
to
make
a
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
but
that
his
assistant,
B.
C.
Bracewell,
would
(be
here
on
June
15.
After
his
visit
here,
Mr.
Bracewell
will
proceed
to
Prince
George.
nexatlon
of
Austria
and
Czechoslovakia.
The
statement
taid
that,
with
Germany's
unconditional
surrender,
there
is
no
longer
any
I
central
government
or
authority
i
there
"capable
of
accepting
responsibility
for
maintaining
of
!
order,
administration
of
the
I
country
and
compliance
with
re
-
lied
Powers
as
follows:
Eastern
zone
to
Russia.
Northwestern
zone
to
Britain.
Southeastern
zone
to
United
States.
Western
zone
to
France.
In
addition
an
area
of
Greater
Berlin
was
created
to
be
ad
ministered
by
Inter
Allied
government
authorities
with
repre
sentatives
of
each
of
four
powers.
The
zones
were
sot
at
a
meeting
of
Allied
military
"commanders-in-chief
in
.Berlin.
The
site
of,
the,
new
seat?
of
German
government
was!
not
announced.
CAFE
OWNERS
DESIGN
MASS
BUYING
SCHEME
A
plan
for
co-operative
buying
of
foods
designed
to
ensure
a
higher
quality
of
foodstuffs
reaching
counters
and
tables
in
public
eating
houses
in
the
city
Is
under
consideration
by
the
local
Cafe
and
Restaurant
Owners
Association.
While
not
yet
complete,
the
scheme
would
call
riding
of
Edmonton
West
only
for
the
co-operative
purchasing
of
large
quantities
of
food
through
local
wholesale
houses
on
the
basis
that
it
would
bo
more
efficient
than
thejgresent
system
of
Individual
buying.
-The
idea
was
advanced
If
a
meeting
of
the
Association
Mon
day
night
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Health
Unit
office.
Endorsement
was
given
a
motion
to
make
the
forthcoming
reduction
in
the
sugar
ration
Imore
flexible
ln
relation
to
cer
tain
other
commodities.
The
restaurant
owners
gave
unanimous
approval
to
Sanitary
Inspector
M.
J.
Harper's
program
of
lectures
and
examinations
for
food
handlers.
These
will
be
held
June
12
and
13
and
June
19
and
20.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
busi
ness
meeting
Mr.
Harper,
showed
a
film,
"The
Rat
Menace,"
depicting
the
damage
done
by
the
rodents.
.
Halibut
Sales
Canadian
(18',ic
and
16,ic)
Oslo,
25,000,
Storage.
.
Advance
II,
15,000,
B.C.
Packers.
Joe
Baker,
15,000.
Booth.
Oldficld,
10,000,
Atlln.
North
Cape,
J
2,000,
Atlln.
Mae
West,
14,500,
Whiz.
The
Jewish
word
for
Bible
Is
Torah."
FISHERMEN
...
John
Bracken
has
stated
that
he
will
Keep
the
Japanese
out
oi
British
Columbia
and
out
of
the
Fishing
Industry.
What
other
National
Leader
has
made
this
promise?
You
know
the
C.C.F.
attitude!
Vote
IIAUVEY
and
Protect
Your
Livelihood!
if!
I
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