Prfnrc
Riiyrrt
DaUv
JrUijj
Tuesday.
January
fl.
H14;;
1st
government,
cannot
begin
to
compare
In
finance,
public
works
or
social
services
to
the
province
of
British
Columbia.
'Our
basic
industries,
in
spite
of
labor
difficulties
and
other
Announcement
WOULD
CONTROL
COASTAL
RATES
Chamber
of
Commerce
Hears
of
Steps
Ueiitg
Tukeii
With
This
Fnil
in
View
STRONG
COALITION
HELD
ESSENTIAL
(Continued
from
Page
1)
IfMltAl.
NOiN
E
J
;
KINO
In
the
city
January
.
Uu.,b..i.
l
,
lW-7.
1'lioiuu.s.
U-loVt-l
of
Mrs.
P.
King.
Funeral
scrv-:
ices
will
be
conducted
by
Rev.
.
Mr.
I.oomas
at
tirenvllle
Curl.
Chapel
at
0:30
p
m.
Wednes-
;
duv,
January
7.
Remains
to
be
;
forwarded
on
evening
train
to
,
Kelso.
Washington,
for
inter
-ment.'-B.C.
Undertakers.
;
sential
works
than
any
other
provincial
government
in
Canada.
''The
most
exhaustive
road
program
in
its
history
Is
already
under
way
plans
are
being
worked
out
with
the
leading
railroads
for
the
extension
of
the
P.G.E.
to
give
complete
and
efficient
service
to
the
North
country,
one
of
our
richest
assets,
to
link
it
effectively
and
economic
troubles,
set
new
records
in
1947
and
our
social
services
have
been
expanded
year
by
year
until
they
are
now
equal
to
or
better
than
any
In
the
Dominion
of
Canada.
"Never
at
any
time
during
the
cate
the
nationalization
of
cer-
way
of
life
the
democratic
sys-tain
industries.
But
regardless
tern
of
free
enterprise
.
.
.
thereof
shade
or
degree,
they
all
rep-
I
fore
we
must
fight
together.
With
a
view
to
ensuring
some
form
of
consultation
if
not
control
when
chuii'!"5
are
made
in
resent
the
forces
of
the
Left
draw
strength
from
each
other
coastal
coastal
freigtt
rates
such
as
tin-
efficiently
with
the
the
least
violent
of
them
leads
and
with
that
strength,
an
KENT
LETTER
Koso
MfCallum,
net-
Uuse
I,a
'
operator
and
manuRcr
of
Xtijj
Ileauty
Simp
for
W
years,
to
announce
January
she
will
In
associated
with
W'iJ
povon.
Modern
I.tauty
Shoie,
!;.J
i:look,
I'l.onc
f17.
I
Uom'
siiH-eri
ly
appreciates
thtWj
p:itron
i,t;'e
of
lier
many
cu.-tonierM,i
war,
nor
since,
have
we
In
this
eventually
to
complete
domina-
nihilate
the
disruptive
forces
of
areas,
j
recent
tnirty
percent
increase
"I
have
no
hesitation
in
re-
i
imposed
by
operating
compan-
communism
and
socialism,
one,
Dominion
suffered
more
than
a
RATE
IS
tion
of
the
many
by
the
few
.
.
.
to
state
control
of
the
thoughts,
peating
what
I
have
so
many
!
ies
on
this
coast,
a
special
com-
j
and
the
same
thing,
and
remove
1
petty
inconveniences,
in
times
before
said
that
to
the
!
mittee
representing
coastal
the
grounds
On
Boards
of
Trade
and
Chambers.
Ui.'U
postal
considered
should
be
r,f
Cummprcp
h:ij
been
aimoint-
revenue
actions
and
lives
oi
the
peopthe
threat
of
the
totalitarian
and"
to
the
destruction
of
the
state.
dignity
of
the
individual
in
j
""There
have
been
some
party
other
words
to
dictatorship.
1
sunnorters.
both
Liberals
and
.
.
..
.
,
i
i
u'
n
h'Kk
for
the
finatic
CQ
10
Siari
Dy
Unci
viewing
hi
llllirijr
a.-i
"
rather
..i,i.,
,nmiv,niic
r-onrpriiprl
imr
nf
nubile
service
Prince
than
as
a
form
of
indirect
taxa-
it
was
reported
to
the
the
years,
and
looks
forward
to
t
!
tiii'iiiu'
to
serve
them
at
tl,e
.!
matters
oi
iooq
ana
doming,
and
even
luxuries,
we
have
never
really
gone
without.
Even
our
housing
situation,
which
has
been
used
from
one
end
of
the
country
to
the
other
at
various
times
as
a
political
football,
has
never
approached
the
plight
of
peoples
who
have
had
vast
sections
of
their
cities
levelled
to
the
ground
by
bombing
and
shell
fire.
Austerity
is
a
conven-
the
Prince
Rupert
(.nam-
j
of
Commerce,
at
the
sug-:
Rupert
Chanvaci
or
Commerce
tion
last
niuht
by
the
retiring
press-
ber
I'.fauty
Shoppe.
North
we
can
look
for
expansion
and
progress
in
the
years
immediately
ahead,
such
as
we
have
never
had
before.
The
north
holds
the
'key'
to
our
future
greatness.
It
is
there
for
us
but
to
turn
if
we
have
the
energy,
spirit
and
determination
to
work
as
did
those
settlers
of
30
to
35
years
ago
who
came
to
this
promised
land
and
made
the
West
what
it
is
today.
"Then
what
of
power-th?
of
G.
R
S
HiacKaov.
Against
such
a
disaster,
all
demo-
conservatives,
who
had
sug-j
'
cratic
forms
of
government
must
gested,
in
all
sincerity,
I
am
battle,
and
it
has
already
been
sllre,
the
dissolution
of
the
proved
that
we
in
British
Col-
Coalition
and
the
return
to
the
unibia
are
no
less
immune
from
straight
party
line
in
the
Legis-
the
infiltration
of
the
commu-
lature
at
Victoria.
With
all
due
ni;;t
-socialist
doctrine
than
the
respect
to
those
who
have
felt
dent.
G.
A.
Hunter,
who
attend-
gestion
ed
a
conference
on
the
matter
decided
ut
its
meetmit
ium
muu
in
Vancouver
a
few
days
ago.
to
make
representation
to
ttv
.
Mr.
Hunter
reported
that
ex-
federal
government
seeking
an
ception
had
been
taken
not
so
t
arly
reduction
of
the
basic
let
-much
in
rate,
rate
from
4c
to
3c.
to
an
increase
ter
postal
which
it
was
conceded
had
noire"1
Also
at
Mr.
Bh.ckubys
ste
countries
of
Europe.
Asia
or
this
way,
I
believe
that
the
con-
j,,f
wnrrt
f,,r
foolish
and
selfish
the
chamber
tlecim
u
u
mming
oper-
gestion.
life-blood
of
all
industry
is
her.'
justification
in
nu
South
America.
tinualion
for
the
present
of
the
,)(.0ple.
it
is
a
convenient
word
MUST
FIGHT
Johnson-Anscomb
Coalition
is
for
those
who
dislike
going
with-
TOTAL1TAKIANISM
the
more
logical
step.
At
this
out
some
small
extra
luxuries.
Com
..t
hrd
cmfw
m
m
bbb
time
personal
and
party
eon-
it
is
a
convenient
word
for
those
"I
maintain,
as
I
have
always
sinerations
must
be
considered
who
cannot
or
will
not
see
be-
sudden
protest
to
the
po.stal
uepaum.
m
of
ex-
at
the
arbitrary
closing
down
in
abundance.
All
we
have
to
ating
costs,
but
to
the
do
Is
harness
it.
That
is
now
manner
with
minimum
'
i
1
klU111
Sweet
Sixte-I
SALE
of
'NEW
LOOK'
Merely"
,
-
A
is
an
event
you
can't
allurd
U
Man
pe
COATS
private
capital
!
planation
in
which
the
increase
even
of
the
box
section
(lui
iiig
being
done
by
maintained
that
we
must
fight
of
secondary
importance
to
the
jond
their
own
sellish
pppe-
the
recent
.New
ie.ii
imuiiuj.
-
Tt
u
nKn
a
convenient
ana
government
aiiKe.
n
must,
nan
ocen
uuposi-u.
iuc
felt
that
this
had
causen
the
spectre
of
totalitarian
so-
'
welfare
of
the
people
of
this
(
tites.
ritillsm
hv
elnsinir
ranks.
The
nrovince.
I
believe
that
no
one
,
word
thnso
hn
Hn
nnt.
he-1
ol
necessity
precede
industrial
tion
naa
Deen
mane
i
uir
for
1
.
i
...
.
ference
in
Vancouver
that
an
unnecessary
incuuvem.
t-
coastal
steamship
companies
boxholders.
might
be
brought
under
somcj
ZZ-Z
lieve
in
our
system
of
free
en-
,
development
but
most
import-terprise
and
who
seize
on
it
as
ant
of
all
we
must
as
a
people
a
weapon
to
prove
that
the
re-live
the
spirit
and
desire
to
DRESSES
strength
of
communism
lies
in
man
and
no
one
party
is
as
im-the
fact
that
all
communists.!
portant
as
British
Columbia,
no
matter
of
what
nationality,
Her
affairs
can
best
be
admin-adhere
to
the
same
doctrine.
In
istereci
by
u
Coalition
govern-their
struggle
for
domination,
ment,
as
they
have
been
since
Production
form
of
federal
control
in
re
svstem
is
a
failure.
After
an
ex-.
work,
and
produce.
Jluilflr
SUIT;
Il-r.
gard
to
rates
but.
betore
tl.
animation
of
the
real
austerity
ana
sun
more
production
is
me
nmnram
u-hirh
pxists
in
Social-1
only
answer
to
high
costs
it
proposal
was
pursued
further.
Margaret'JMcLeod
Optometrist
At
pri.ru
thai
will
nukr
i'
and
l"K.
1st
Britain,
or
the
inflationary
difficulties
now
beinc;
faced
by
shorter
hours
and
less
produc-
had
been
deemed
fitting
to
con-tion
leads
us
only
to
a
fools'
suit
with
the
companies
and
paradise.
Shorter
hours
if
we!
hear
their
side.
FOR
II
And
Ladles
-
Swee?
S.r.i
they
could,
less
fragile
room
Communist
Russia,
perhaps,
choose
a
are
the
same
in
Pn:.-i-
,".
Eniji
tney
are
In
V.inrnivc:
1
they
seek
to
divide
their
op-'1941.
and
as
they
will
continue
ponents.
In
the
face
of
such
a
'
to
be
served
until
all
danger
dangerous
enemy,
too
close
ad-
from
communism
has
been
er-herance
to
party
politics
can
adicated.
When
that
is
an
ac-lead
to
disaster.
Far
better
a
'
complished
fact,
we
will
deal
strong
coalition
of
two
demo-
j
with
the
then
problem
in
the
cratic
parties
than
a
united
so-
light
of
the
then
conditions,
cialistic
front
opposing
two
di-j
.British
Columbia
has
never
vided
right
wing
parties.
To
be
,
been
as
prosperous
at
any
time
blunt
about
it,
we
are,
at
the
in
ils
history
as
it
has
under
the
present
time,
in
the
position
of
administration
of
the
Coalition.
like,
but
more
production
must
come
from
them
if
we
are
o
survive
economically."
COALITION
OR
COMMUNISM
Mr.
Anscomb
outlined
"some
The
special
committee
which
has
been
set
up
in
Vancouver
consists
of
W.
F.
McClintock.
H.
Dalton,
O.
Crawford
and
W.
A
Runcile,
prominent
members
ol
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
who
are
intimately
acquainted
weapon.
OTTAWA
PROGRAM
NO
REAL
AUSTERITY
"The
Lom:nlon
government's
-
AT
MANSONS
Jewellers
522
Third
Ave
Phone
Green
324
for
.FOR
R
slt-ep
Frast
r
Vo,
1
IK-;!
I
!
SALE
I'KICES
an-
:
in
Vancouver.
program
of
import
restrictions
0f
tne
manv
reasons
that
I
am
and
other
dollar
saving
devices
prepared
to
see
the
Johnson-
with
transportation
problem
has
actually
affected
us
very
Anscomb
Coalition
continue
in!
in
the
Three
Musketeers
of
fiction
ye
have
proved
beyond
any
FOR
R
I'M"
our
person.
.,;:
:
B
room
I'LAN
wlu
n
inaklu.'
.
.
cli.iM-s
No
Inti
r.
'
N
FOR
R
3
Charts.
United
we
stand
and
divided
1
shadow
of
a
doubt
that
a
busi
we
fall.
While
there
are
im-
neSs
planned
administration
is
little.
As
individuals
we
cannot
British
Columbia.
It
is
a
coali-make
protracted
and
expensive
ton
of
parties
which
believe
trips
to
the
United
States
a
ml-
in
tne
free
enterprise
system
ol
nor
inconvenience
not
a
trag-.
democracy
as
opposed
to
Comedy.
Many
luxury
items
of
house-
niunism
and
Socialism.
It
is
a
L.
M.
Felsenthal
left
by
air
this
afternoon
on
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
portant
differences
between
the
far
superior
to
excessive
pater-
theories
of
Conservatives
and
nalism
in
government.
Few
prov
Liberals,
both
are
advocates
of
inces
In
Canada
stand
today
in
the
system
of
free
enterprise
as
excellent
position
as
does
the
Today,
our
differences
must
be
province
of
British
Columbia
retired
to
the
background.
We
Certainly
the
province
of
Sask-
hold
use
and
personal
use
will
;
parliamentary
and
government-for
a
time
be
in
short
supply
ai
unt
that
places
the
inter-'
or
entirely
cut
off.
Time
enough
'
esis
0f
the
one
million
people
j
to
complain
of
austerity
whf!nof
British
Columbia
before
I
FOIl
IMJINCE
la'PKUT
I'KOIM.K
h
GIFTS
that
are
f
,
FOR
furnl
n
4J
fliLr-
tifAty
men
M
V
W
Twn
to
maintain
our
atcnewun,
wnicn
nas
a
oocuu-
are
fighting
either
party
or
individual
inter-'
.
lyJ
-----
DIITEIIEST!
we
have
not
seen
many
necessities
for
five
and
six
years
when
our
children
are
going
barefoot
or
clothes
are
patched,
our
houses
cold
and
our
lighting
rationed.
"Nor
are
we
suffering
in
busi
est.
In
that
iau;i
and
policy
lies
greater
expansion,
wealth,
success
for
British
Columbia.
I
believe
that
our
future,
in
the
hands,
of
the
Coalition.
"
is
AUTCIiUT
MIVIITIKS
SOUVI.MKS
WAX
I
I
OW
I
l(S
NOW
OPF.N
CHALK
RIVER
The
great
atomic
"pile,"
shielded
by
hundreds
of
tons
of
lead
and
concrete,
is
sheltered
in
the
pile
building
within
the
gates
of
the
Chalk
River
plant
shown
in
the
background
(upper
lefti.
At
upper
right,
an
operator
preparing
radioactive
isotopes
from
fission
products
by
remote
control
is
protected
by
a
thick
wall
of
lead
bricks.
Shown
at
lower
left
is
a
machine
used
for
making
the
fine
quartz
threads
upon
which
depends
the
delicate
action
of
the
micro-balance
an
instrument
which
can
weigh
accurately
as
little
as
one
ten-millionth
of
a
gram.
The
micro-balance,
like
some
other
instruments
used,
had
to
be
invented
and
built
by
the
men
of
Chalk
River.
Because
of
the
dangers
involved,
only
infinitesimal
quantities
of
radioactive
materials
can
be
handled,
and
instruments
used
are
extremely
sensitive
and
sometimes
very
complex
like
the
microscope
ilow-er
right
i
being
used
in
microchemical
work
with
a
fission
product.
A.
MacKenzie
Furnlt
"
I.IMITIT)
ness
and
industry.
The
year
1947
has
been
a
record
year
for!
British
Columbia,
and
1943
INVITATION
TO
THUGS
shows
every
prospect
of
setting
TORONTO
it
When
G6
card
itill
greater
records.
players
appeared
in
one
day
at
"The
British
Columbia
Coali-
Toronto
city
hall's
special
"gam-tion
government,
because
of
its
bling
court,"
the
magistrate
saw
unique
position
of
unity,!
fit
to
warn
the
gamblers
that
strength
and
co-operation,
is
I
their
activities
were
an
open
"A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
HANDCRAFTS
AND
SOUVENIRS
(III
STIIII
II
I
I)
SUITES
P.I
MUX't
'X
rece:
211
SIXTH
STKI
IT
fVera
A.
Parsons)
advancing
more
rapidly
in
es-1
enticement
to
hold-up
men.
Itrauty
IteM
Mattress,
I'.rauly
lies!
B
r-
mat
Walnut
Tallies
for
every
iurp
1
atet
I
ing
i
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