I
I
I
I
I
scribed
Liberalism
at
the
annual
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Silver
Tip
Troe
Boocrecy
i
meeting
Friday
afternoon
of
the
Monday,
November
13,
1950
-.
J
Skeena
District
Liberal
Associa
1
Looks
Good
In
in
i
tion.
Lioeraiism
ana
ireea-jm
ganizalions
.where
policies
were
Farewell
Party
-
j
y.ere
synonymous,
Mr.
Clark
declared.
I
born
and
leaders
found,
was
Future
development
and
op
The
party
of
freed
am
of
action,
He
asserted
that
the
j
.stressed
by
Mr.
Clark.
In
these
Valhalla
Hall
5
"
erations
on
the
well-known
Sil
though,
reliaion
and
race,
Vrine.s
cf
I.ilvralism
had
been
i
--strumental
i
organizations
-the
ordinary
clti-!
ver
Tip
property
in
the
Bear
in
bringing
Canada
zen
was
able
to
work
toward
River
valley
two
miles
from
Big
through
riesnitp
vicissitudes
of
j
About
thirty
couples
gathered
Missouri
will
be
planned
by
W.J
p:i::cia.e3,
cf
democracy,
wa
the
u
Q
r-
ond
nthnr
fi
i
f
f
ionl
Mfto
tf
thp
i
the
development
aijd
progress
of
at
the
Valhalla
Hall
for
a-
R
Tooth
manacrina
riirppt.nr.
t
(
the
country.
wihVl
nr!n1nal
rt
tVm
pnmnntiv
an;i;r
fcr
Central
and
urirlrt'e
thirri
ffrnatest."
t.rarlino
Mr.
Clark
expressed
particular
prise
farewell
party
'
in
honpr.,01,
,
fST
PORT.
ONofellll
nSL
I
in
Victoria
whence
Mr.
Tooth!
northern
B-ih
Columbia,
de-
nation
wlth
the
nlgnest
stand
interest
in
the
organization
of
rar.
anu
Mrs.
t.
Aiiaerson
ai.a
enplaned
on
Saturday
after
at-!,"
"
ard
of
living.
"We
have
provd
the
women
and
ihe
natives.
the
latter'3
mother,
Mr
A.
tending
the
annual
meeting
of'
ground
tunnel
120
feet
as
well
..that
democracy
works,"
ho
Hoeks,
who
are
leaving,
to
take
the
Skeena
District
Liberal
As-
as
430
feet
of
open
cutting.
A
claimed.
Due
to
Liberal
pra;-
up
future
residence
In
Massej).
y
htnsnori
sociation
here
as
delegate
from-
shipment
from
this
property
last
tices
under
such
great
leaders
In
the
first
six
months
of
this
Dancing
was
enjoyed
to
.
the.
.
,
Stewart.
I
year
yielded
$107
per
ton
in
val-
as
Laurier,
Mackenzie
King
and
year
Canadians
earned
$167
mil-
music
of
M;.ke
Colussi
and1
hH1
,,m
All
With
a
crew
of
three
men
a!
ues
j
ounce
of
goid,
73
ounces
St.
Laurent,
a
high
standard
of
lion
more
than
in
the
same
per-
accordion.
Refreshments
wera
;...,
For
satisfactory
program
was
carried'
of
silver
in
addition
to
lead
and
unity,
security
and
democracy
iod
of
1949;
in
the
half
year
to-
served
at
midnight
after
which"
out
during
the
past
year
includ-
zinc
values.
A
surface
assay
has
had
been
attained
in
Canada,
tal
labor
income
reached
$3,862,-
the
guests
were
presented
willa
)ica
nca
.
lng
further
driving
of
the
under-!
shown
350
ounces
of
silver.
The
importance
of
local
or-
000,000.
gifts.
j
,
.
tU'lMffllM?
ding
power:.,
back-
Id
States,
will
meet
,urg
this
week
to
rt
ol
strategic
rail,
Announcing
a
great
new
motoril
erways
to
cover
the
UNION
0SAFRICA
t.
This
is
the
first
i
conferences
pro-
fcE.C.
to
co-ordinate
i's
transport
servi-
the
north-south
Cape-Cairo
rail-1
finished.
Desoite
the
setback
if
way;
opening
up
the
heart
of,
the
groundnuts
scheme
vast
'darkest
Africa"
by
linking
the1
economic
development
Is
predict-great
lakes
to
the
latitudinal
and
;
ed
in
Southern
Tanganyika
and
VOrk
fur
tnis
vast,
exists
in
the
form
d
routes,
but
these
longtitudinal
railway
lines.
j
it
is
now
proposed
to
extend
this
WORK
BEGUN
I
branch
line
to
the
shores
of
Lake
South
Africa
Is
already
linked
Nyasa
and
beyond
to
meet
the
:0?veloped
piecemeal.
with
the
Rhodcsias
and
the:
projected
north-south
railwav
.
dictates
of
nation-st
and
to
meet
ur
services
in
the
dif-
iries.
from
Rhodesia
to
Kenya.
southern
portions
of
the
Belgian
Congo,
where
the
continent's
great
Copper
Belt
is
located.
It
The
proposed
rail
link
between
!
the
Rhodesias,
cither
througn
.
blue-print
scheme
now
remains
to
complete
the
:
South-West
'.frica
or
Angola
inicrnational
trans-have
been
working
(Portuguese
West
Africa),
are
JVILbui;
;
Ll
u
Li
L1(J
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j
.LHJ
t-3;v
IJLziviL'
LI
lilzJ,
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m
m
mm
m
Mmm
w
;
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rf!
bn;"r
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.zssf
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'
'
"
z.uuu-nire
railway
to
A-'iiya.
Work
has
a'riady
plaited
Ir
said
to
be
receding
as
an
iramc-;
t;hs
to
be
laid
be-
the
Tanganyika
groundnuts
dirtte
target.
But
th'.s
might
be
area
where
ths
first
railway
offset
by
proposals
for
the
ex-""nsction
beUv?(n
Mtwara
and
""sion
of
the
Bcnguella
railway
trence
are
the
west-of
the
Atlantic
and
nt;
bringing
closer
the
great
dream
of
:
the
Port
of
Nchlngwa
is
being
from
Angola.
ed
to
lasting
pcacj?
Or
how
and
with
added
emphasis,
that
murcn
uiuncr
away?
me
poppy
u-,ev
cannct
see
why
with
cost
of
has
been
worn.
Parados
have
Ueflccls
.'M'.n
Snr-easin?,
the
longer
hours
'n'-y
work.
Every
time
the
r.thpt
fellow
manar.s
to
get
a
vr.ge
ir.l;e,
ths
mjre
the
farmer
been
held
and
problems
pandered.
Kow
hard
shall
we
work,
unselfishly
for
peace
that
means
peace?
Or
shall
w."!
b?
merely
fomtnisc
repeatin
the
same
thing
a
year
t-
rn"
nit
rf
his
exhausted
looklr.q;
wallt.
Don't
make
th
to
Stephen
Foster
hence?
last
month,
'way
the
Suwance
River.
farmer
sor.?!
If
he
got
right
d-vn
No
one
denies
the
struggle
In
to
it
he
could
make
you
wish
Korea
has
not
been
grave.
It
you'd
never
been
born,
cannot,
today,
be
considered
fin-
such
a
stream,
but
iot
far,
far
away.
Florida,
it's
only
a
Ished.
Not
until
the
United
Nations
opt
nrnnnri
to
t.hp
Now
Tt
Latest
geological
report
from
?ht
from
the
homes
When
Foster
vite
Can
Be
Told
stase.
can
there
be
Ottawa
shows
Alberta
has
re
that
cannot
die
certainty
anywhere.
serves
of
about
7i
trillion
cu
blc
feet
of
natural
gas
with
new
now,
doubtless
had
Perhaps,
today,
it's
Ontario
farmers
are
saying,
wells
being
discovered
regularly
Our
atom
scientists
equipped
test
engines'
'with
piston
rings
treated
at
tFTe
Atomic
Energy
Commission's
Oak
Ridge
Plant.
For
the
first
time
they
measu-?d
wear
as
it
liappcnvd
determined
with
Geiger
Counters
why
motor
Ub
tail.
An
entirely
New
"RPM"
was
developed!
nd
dreary
but
it
sure
pie
nude
up
their
K'nally
vas
a
Sher-
ni
matter
what
thought-privately.
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vf-i;i3i"i;
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4
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4
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he
livrd
!n
Baker
on.
The
building
he
I
now
being
dismar.t-
.HIRAM-
WALKER'S
SPECIAL
0L
CANADIAN
WHISKY
wmes
down
to
this.
!ri'.clf.-tivc.
As
for
t
wa-
a
mere
detail
real
consequence,
ed
that
Communists
amy
in
Canada,
"-ate
underground
in
'
ueneral
war.
It
is
i
UVy
will
exercise
v
'
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V""
Cold-operation
tests
under
rigid
controls
were
used
to
simulate
stop-and-go
driving
conditions,
toughest
kind
a
motor
meets.
New
"KIM"
was
compared
with
the
best
of
conventional
motor
oils.
Results
were
startling!
f
111
M
and
rmd"nce
should
ate
C
o
m
m
u
n
istic
j
Above
all,
avoid
!
tt.
example
of
the
-'
t,
v?;
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...t,Jt
r
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THE
QUALITY
WHISKY
AT
A
POPULAR
PklCE
auuM
hicr
nr
India,
mnv
MoH-r-c
11
r&m.
Chinese
invasion
i
reduce
the
threat
Canrihi
rellvpd
In
-vinicare.
Well,
the
'
''ill
try
anything
a
I
".x"''
t-"
The
superior
quality
of
"Special
OlcT
is
not
merely
a
byword.
It
is
a
Hiram
Walker
traditionl
tJTIUERS
OF
THE
FAMOUS
"fjfiHxrft'an
WHISKY
TIps
advertisement
is
not
puoiished
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
Hie
Government
of
British
Columbia.
;fa-
(ron
tndav?
rT'"v
dare
it
be
predict-
New
RPM
Motor
Oil
was
proved
in
laboratory
tests
to
double
the
life
of
average
automobile
engines
between
maior
overhauls
due
to
lubrication.
Severe
road
Berviee
backed
it
up.
Bold
with
money-back
guarantee
of
satisfaction.
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hrannli
gawniiijs
lite
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v-r.
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;
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Extra
corrfort
and
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work
fo
you
with
a
Coleman
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Heater
Low
in
Cost
Efficient
in
Operation
Available
now
at
;
I
,in
the
toughest
test
a
motor
gels
!
.
1
Re
dili..:
e
.
Mill
7
j
a
RUPfdt
All
tests
showed
the
same
thing
.
.
.
that
no
motor
oil
gives
you
better
protection
than
New
"RPM."
Compared
with
conventional
motor
oils,
it
doubles
the
life
of
average
ailto
engines
between
major
overhauls
due
to
lubrication.
It
cuts
in
half
the
wear-rate
of
critical
engine
parts.
It
doubles
protection
against
gummy
carbon,
acid,
corrosion,
rust
and
varnish
.
.
.
maintains
the
low-oil-consurnption
life
of
the
average
auto
engine
twice
as
long.
Sold
with
a
money-back
a
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