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wuol
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Vu:Ui
S;ate
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putujig
tlie
&
eve
o.i
Prince
Ruperl
Daily
News
ia'-wS'
cr
JO
izt
i.
rt.
The
Aura'a.
ar.4
c:her
aujcr
Trie'
ry
as
Victoria
Report
.
.
.
by
J.
K.
N'esLiu
Conservative
Fijjht
is
on
for
Fair
.
Covemment
Hou.-
to
Glitter
Again
rarr.
-sra
eerrsialy
ap.
Jo:
Oi
cousa&ers
of
Cs
rki
s.cs
certainly
go;
Joed.
The
technique
i$
fiir.ple.
A,
all
the-
big
wool
a-jcUoi-j
JO'S
men
were
en
the
Job.
They
open
cc-ir.tnr.
ta
set
up
a
c
of
Joint
Organization.
The
new
JO
weald
pinion
out
wool,
much
as
jgar
and
othrr
scarce
eomniocliiics
.ere
pt-r-tior.ed
out
in
the
Hr.ler
ir.
Th
Aa
UxJepntfent
C::y
r.ewpsifer
aeTov
to
the
ob'-Jir.g
of
Pnne
Ecpert
ar.d
northern
ar.3
central
British
Colsnxbl
Member
of
Canadian
Pre
a
sit
Burnu
of
Cireutionj
Canadian
Di"y
Newspaper
Aivxlation
O.
A.
ETTITTER,
Vcalrn
Editor.
H-
G.
PERR7.
War.artr.g
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
I
J
r
ed
U;e
tidamj.
No
wool
was
acli
ajc'.ion
si.e
system
would
be
except
at
a
level
acove
their
I.oor
suspended.
ran
s
end
I
j-.K.r
r.:c.-v
was
no
a
i:xea
D
...
.
v.
5
By
JIM
XESBITT
ifv-fj.
but
.laceeft
up
from
tLxe
to
By
Crrter.
rr
Week,
zoc;
f-w
Mor.ih,
75c;
rrr
Tear,
;
13
00;
E7
Mil).
Per
Ifonth
50c:
Per
Year
15X0.
IS.'-:.
up
from
Australia.
Ta
wou
d
be
Interfering
w;h
ordinary
te-
tlate
on
the
basis
of
what
the
trails
would
bear.
j
ternational
commerce.
The
free
oOo
aucuca
sa.e
sy.em
is
ot
my
TH2
WORLD
SURPLUS
OF
IlTOJIIA.
The
fight
is
on
for
Tory
leadership
gy
ELMORE
FHILPOTT
between
Chieftain
Herb
Anscomb
and
W.
A.
C.
Ben-!
WHO'S
jnett.M.L.XforSouthOkanagan
:
WOOLV-HEADED?
j
After
hearing
Bennett
speak
here
the
other
day
there's
no
doubt
in
my
mind
that
he
hopes
to
unseat
My
wife
has
just
com?
-t
ar.rt
.
r
Mental
Bullying
oai
at
the
end
of
liter's
war
wa
equivaier-t
to
twenty
years
,
00
mrnua
inter
natkafial
trace
ta;
'
HOW
COKE
IT
Is
permissiole
wool.
But
so
successful
was
this
to
interfere
with
the
law
of
JO
Tyfi
i
r-v
r.f
f,-ir",
mf
-
'
.
tailors.
!
Anrcomb
at
the
Conservative
convention
in
Vancou-
home
from
the
store
with
EOYC
r
.
.i
.
,
,
r,
'
.
--s.
supp.y
1
ana
aemana
wnen
&o.-ne-
the
news
that
the
wool
sn
k
nwuiiett
uuoun
a-
buttle-
.
.
fc
I
......
T.t-k
that
n-
fa
rov.
f,-r
w)
""3
.ics
uu.
uses
for
knitting1
has
gone
fc'
vet
all
wror.-j
when
the
time
increased.
MEN'S
i
The
entire
20
year'
surplus
conjes
to
hold
them
down?
;
ver
r.ext
mcnth.
Eer.r.ett
ciin't
meat
Ion
Ar.v-j
corr.b
by
name
but
y-vj
coulrf
m
he
was
bias-tin?
the
leader
be.
'
cau-e
the
Tories
lost
sestj
in
the
eerw-'a!
election
tf
I
I'd
say
that
Bennett
wC;
bid
j
lor
BC.
Tory
leadership
tn
a
:
platJorm
that
includes
a
"don't-j
lct-the-L;terals
-
fool
-
us.
any-
rr.
ire"
plank.
-
;
up
twenty
percent!
September
19.
M
!
Sh
'
V
uie
out
of
t
Mi.ss
Mae
Murray
cf
the
City
!
explanation
by
tne
cleric:
Kail
staff
retimed
to
the
city;
'
,Jh
Ru4iUn
are
bi:in?
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yeterdav
aa-"
e
wa
sold
off
in
five
years.
Her
.
And
lest
anyone
thin?
that
th
is
what
the
1950
Encyclopedia
Aa.;jiei
are
any
di!ferent
from
it
Yeir
Book
says,
page
738:
,
tne
rest
of
us
our
own
govern-;-In
addition
to
dtsnosir.B
cf
'
nser.t
now
ha
3Jt
mii.ion
Russians
are
to
b'a.ne
for
mot
of
tne
m
clips,
the
Unit-
;
poncs
of
butter,
bought
to
hold
I:
cm
a
vacation
tr.p
to
Van-cous
er.
many
things.
But
the
high
price
Kjngaom
Dominion
Wool,
!
P-
of
wooj
is
hardly
one
of
tnem.
DL-.poaji
Limited
reported
tht
Readers
wi.i
recall
that,
start-
ii
tucs
were
aocut
4SOA00JKK)
j
Bennett
lears
Antio.Tib,
when
ejection
time
com
again,
nruht
A
special
meeting
called
irig
in
I
exposed
In
this
lbs.
!ej&
than
on
June
3d.
1H
risers
cf
;
ieaving
only
300.000.000
los.
coiumn
one
of
the
greatest
hold
to
be
sold
out
of
an
original!
tmb
total
01
3.000
000,000
los."
!
formula-Uoeral
CoalitionUts
in
-
hospital
board
said
racial
Liberal
ricings.
Conservative
tareweil
to
Matron-
Mra.
R.
H.
'
Coajitioniau
in
Conservative
nd-
Bedford
formerly
Mia
Jean
!in.
Mr.
Bennett
savs.
and
Harrier.
who
is
leaving
after
rlgbtlv
so,
that
Tories
won't
get
15
years
of
service.
up
in
ail
history
that
Is
the
price
boosting
arrangement
whereby
woal
price
were
hoisted
;
to
the
highest
point
in
history
at
the
very
time
when
the
law
cf
THK
difficulty
often
about
argument
or
well
intended
critic-i-m
relative
to
the
actions
of
Huch
people
za
governrr.ent
heads,
politician?,
labor
leader?
or
the
like
is
that
one
who
enapes
in
such
argument
or
crkicl-m
is
at
once
aceusefJ
of
being
aataoni-tic.
So
it
is
that
the
more
vocal
spirits
in
many
movements
and
organizations
are
able
to
intimidate
or
talk
down
the
more
quiet
and
submissive
by
making
them
think
that
any
variance
of
opinion
represents
disloyalty,
lack
of
understanding
or
some
such
.
condition.
:
Too
often
the
rank,
and
file
will
accept
a
view
or
f
a
cause
not
because
they
believe
in
its
righteousness
'
but
for
fear
of
a
challenge
of
loyalty,
popularity
or
even
intelligence.
Too
often
it
may
not
be
a
case
of
agreement
but
unresi.-ting
acceptance.
Possibly
the
sober
and
unassuming
person
in
a
world
that
cries
for
leadcrship'and
too
seldom
gets
the
right
type
fails
to
express,
mucji
less
act
upon.
hi$
own
opinion.
Every
opinion
in
a
democracy
should
be
made
to
count
but,
unfortunately,
that
is
seldom
the
case.
Is
it
just
a
case
of
lack
of
interest,
laissez-faire
or
plain
inability
to
express
one's
individual
convictions?
oOo
NOW
COMES
the
pay-off
and
i
the
question:
Who
wooiyjsead-
j
Witn
the
armament
race
In
'
play
ail
the
nations
are
;
brought
price
tumbung
down,
j
j.j
i
oOo
j
j
an
ywnere
that
way,
especia
Jy
,
;
no
that
there
are
enough
Lib.
j
,
erals
in
the
House
to
run
'
the
,
i
government
on
their
own.
with-
i
icut
any
Tory
help.
!
PKINIINd
l-OR
tVtRY
PURPOSE
.
.
.
We'll
follow
your
instructions
lir.p;.'Xj
or,
if
you
wish,
add
a
creative
touch
that
will
lend
distinction
to
your
printed
mar
Moderate
prices.
Call
us
Phone
234
!
iH
SsfUKY
ts
tnere
lor
ar.v-
i
a
tart
'
r
one
to
fee
in
any
good
library
ge-.detie
survey
of
Prince
.
lR(.f.r
,M
ir
itJl
A?
"Duff
Pattullo
would
say
the
Tories
n
'''
rwrar
cy
ine
govern-.
are
ham-strung
and
,
Brttanniea
year
1&45.1950.
;ho3
tied.
Bennett
and
his
crowd
mnt
lmr
oxt
has
been
oo,
For
perfectly
legitimate
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
i
don't
like
it
and
want
to
b
it:
'n
on
'or
P
lew
04Tf-
reasons
Britain
purchased
the
A
meeUns?
in
the
City
Hail
.
entire
mi,
(farm
iAnscomb
and
his
crowd
tc.erte
.
time
wool
clips
cf
war
ever.jni;
w
organize
a
series
Au'tra-ia
New
Zealand
and
i
it.
nomr.z
lor
some
miracle
J
Anscomo
u
meeting
with
mor
f
f
bn:Urd
n,at"hM
elected
the
south
Africa,
opposition
than
at
first
seemed
twJna
cfficerT
Honorary
ended
these
When
the
wr
tour
interested
R.
E.
Mortimer
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPRl
Pres.
John
Euli'er;
Honorary
countries
set
up
an
agency
to
posiibie.
So
strong
a
rank-and
3rd
Street
STATIONERS
Vice-President
vwe-rres.aep.i
Oiier
uner
PRINTERS
filer
as
Aid.
Waldo
Skillies
of
aesner,
thwart
normal
working
of
the
'M
oiTia
THAT
APPEAL
FOR
PEACE
victoria
in
against
the
chief.
He
rnaiuem-rv.:l1,u
n.jr.
ksaid
at
a
Bennett
meeting
here
President
Bert
Morgan:
Serre-ithat
there's
no
longer
a
Conser-
fair-Treasurer
Joseph
P.
Hut-.
Jvative
party
in
B.C.,
only
an
chinson.
'
,
A
as
comb
party.
;
j
When
Bennett
Is
introduced
to
',
i
his
audience
TRIPLET
CALVES
by
an
admirer
his
OXBOW.
Sask.
0S
calves
Uife
and
work
are
recited
from
,
,
cradle
to
the
present
moment
.tnree
years
is
the
enviab.e
But
record
of
a
Shorthorn-Hereford
;
never
mentioned
is
the
f.ip
he
0&
cow-
when
she
was;
jliop
did
l&4wnen
he
r
l
signed
his
South
Okanagan
seat
13'
shc
gave
,blf
h
to
'wtn8;
11113
!
rhone
203
T
is
one
of
the
easiest
things
in
the
world
to
pet
the
average
person
to
sipn
a
petition
for
what
(feCereaiwfthfttiif
BOTH
in
one
paetaae!
DOOY
KaiOQOt
NfW
CKEAI
delicious,
tender
sweet-fruit
raixina
together
with
KelloRg-ehmp
bran
flake.
fUh
in
iron,
bountiful
in
good
grain
DouiishmenC
It's
Kellogg'
nr.w
double
treat!
IJouhle
delicious!
Double
nutritiouu!
Get
xogg's
baisi
bran
plakk
today!
You'll
be
glad
ear
ne
oumho
nerse
x
ana
pro-
in
the
:
Legislature
U)
run
in
tne
'Yale
Federal
dy-election
to
be
duwd
trlP-
The
all-male
trio
,
v"a"e
2'
"d
are
doin
defeated
by
Owen
Jone,
of
the,
(
Sc.
c.p.
,
i
For
Elccirical
Wirit
A?c
Service
you
did!
j
'
When
Ans-omb's
Introduced
by
an
admirer
It's
never
men-!
tioned
he
f
ir;-t
not
Into
the
leiz-
li,lature
In
1933
as
an
Indepen-
'&a$
"Run
i
i
I
mm
4.
5
dent.
Even
so
staunch
a
Tory
as
ne
wouldn't
run
as
a
Conferva,
tlve
then,
ber-ause
the
Tor.es
v.ere
down
and
out,
alter
the
'ive-year
Tolmie
debacle.
So.
all
in
ail.
it's
easy
ti
see
there's
goin?
to
be
a
mighty
Interesting
tu:le
at
next
month?
convention,
with
lots
ol
mud-slinging
and
plenty
of
plotting
in
smoke-lllled
hotel
bedroejms.
NORTHERN
B.
C.
POWER
PRINCE
RUPERT
STEWART!
PHONE
210
appears
to
be
a
pood
cause
and
what
better
cause
could
there
be
in
these
clays
than
the
preservation
of
world
peace?
It
is
therefore
not
surprising
that
87
Canadian
clergymen
have
put
their
signatures
to
the
Peace
Petition
circulated
by
the
Canadian
Peace
Congress.
The
wonder
is
that
so
few
signed
it,
for
there
are
some
five
thousand
clergymen
in
Canada.
One
of
those
who
signed
the
petition,
was
ho
less
a
personage
than
the
Pkev.
A.
J.
Wilson,
D.D.,
editor
of
The
United
Church
Observer,
the
official
organ
of
that
demonnation.
But
he
has
since
come
to
regret
it,
and
has
made
an
open
confession
of
his
mistake
in
a
letter
to
the
Montreal
Gazette,
which
he
has
reproduced
in
an
editorial
in
the
Observer.
Dr.
Wilson
says
he
signed
the
petition
in
good
faith,
as
its
statemeit
was
"one
to
which
any
peace
lover
might
honestly
subscribe."
''However,"
he
continues,
"a
day
or
two
after
I
signed
it,
to
my
consternation,
my
picture
was
published
under
a
six-column
banner
heading
in
the
Toronto
Communist
paper,
The
Canadian
Tribune.
This
demonstrated
a
close
tie-up
between
the
sponsors
of
the
petition
and
the
Communists
.
.
.
Had
I
known
of
the
tie-up
between
the
petitioners
and
the
Communists
.
.
.
I
would
certainly
have
had
nothing
whatever
to
do
with
it."
Dr.
Wilson
concludes
by
warning
"ministers
and
members
of
the
Church
tyhat
they
may
expect
if
their
passion
for
peace
Old
time
brilliance
will
be
re-
It's
nicr
to
be
able
to
say
"Charge
It"
If
you
enjoy
the
reputation
of
paying
your
bills
promptly,
all
you
have
to
do
Is
say
"Charge
it."
CREDIT
BUREAU
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
i
torJ
to
Government
Houie
i
when
Clarence
Wallace
and
his
j
wi.'e
move
in
early
in
October.
l
,
fx
X
fr
?
j
Plans
are
afoot
to
double
tho
j
staff,
which
means
there's
going
.to
oe
plenty
01
entertaining.
j
It's
not
easy
to
get
expert
Help!
V
J
these
days,
so
Victoria
and
Van.
;
CHAMBER
VICE-PRESIDENT
couver
are
being
combed
for
Homer
Zwicker
of
Lunen-
,
ewks
and
maids.
Under
the
!
burg,
N.S..
was
elected
national
Wallaces,
Government
House
vice-president
of
the
Canadian
Just
Arrived!
A
beautiful
selection
of
Rhinestone
Jewellery
.
.
.
Necklets,
Earrings,
Bracelets.
GEO.
COOK,
Jeweller
B
-
i
i
I
mi
!
win
nave
a
nousekeeper,
tnree
:
cooks,
five
maids,
a
butler,
a
j
valet,
a
lady's
maid,
a
chaulieiiri
j
there'll
be
three
limousines),
a;
j
.social
secretary.
Most
of
the
ser-
'
Extra
comfort
and
less
work
for
you
with
a
Coleman
Oil
Heater
Low
in
Cost
Efficient
in
'
K
'
Operation
;:'ii:;
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
the
annual
meeting
at
Banff,
Alta.
This
position
normally
leads
ot
the
presidency
the
following
year.
Of
United
Empire
Loyalist
stock,
Mr
.Zwicker
was
born
at
Cambridge,
Mass.,
In
1804.
He
Is
"general
manager
and
secretary
of
Zwicker
and
Company,
Ltd.
'(CP
Photo)
!
vants
are
paid
for
personally
by
j
tne
lieutenant-governor.
The
!
government
pays
the
house-
i
keeper,,
Hie
office
staff
and
the
'
X
GOING
TO
TERRACE?
'.should
lead
them,
as
it
led
us.
to
siim
the
peace
!
gardeners.
Available
now
at-r
'
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