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Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
PHONE
81
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
280.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.
C,
THURSDAY,
DECEMBER
1,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ominations
For
Ahrtual
Civic
Election
yin
Progress
Four
For
Mayor
And
Eleven
For
Aldermen
Trustees
Dominato
and
Scott
Returned
by
iperation
Key
to
Richer
For
All,
Dr.
Coady
Says
Acclamation
to
the
School
Hoard
Fifteen
candidates
lined
themselves
up
at
noon
Housing
Aids
Increased
By
Federal
House
OTTAWA.
&
Legislation
which
adds
$275,000,000
to
the
Federal
government's
housing
jackpot
was
approved
by
Commons
Tuesday
night
after
a
peppery
question
-
and
-
answer
period
In
which
Reconstruction
Minister
Winters
was
the
target.
The
House
gave
third
and
final
readings
to
a
bill
designed
to.
do
these
things:
i:
Add
$200,000,000
to
the
loan
fund
for
reducing
by
half
the
down
payment
on
new
housing.
2.
increase
from
$100,000,000
to
$125,000,000
the
money
available
.
world
I"
w
Inch
primary
producers
and
workers
3,leil
together
co-operatively
for
their
own
j
and
intellectual
freedom
and
economic
well-3$
envisioned
here
last
night
by
a
man
who
is
::t,,l
as
a
leader
in
Canada's
adult
education
-nit.
iMJiisij;iiir
M.
M.
today
to
contest
seven
vacancies
open
in
next
veek
civic
elections
four
for
Mayor
and
11
for
the
six
Alder
manic
seats.
"
Only
sure
thing
in
the
picture
was
the
re-election
of
two
school
board
candidates,
W.
J.
Scott
and
A.
J.
'
Dominato
wlio,
lacking
any
1
other
competition,
were
declared
"
FOR
ALDERMAN
'
elected
by
acclamation
by
Re-
(one-year
term)
,
turning
Officer
H.
D.
Thaln
at
Elmer
Ciausen(
fish
buyer.
O.
the
close
of
nominations
at
noon
w
.NickerSon,
W.
F.
Robertson.
tof1av'
.
G.
Douglas
Frlzzell
.aulmrro-
,
The
mayoralty
fiijht
sees
four
bile
dealer,
P.
H.
Llnzey,
H.
F.
candidates
lined
up
for
the
oia.ssev
Promotion
of
tnis
Idea
of
progress
through
co-operation
rcrUir
of
extension
at
is
XavKT
University,
'
KS.
wliii
addressd
"Jrt
of
3(10
ia
Hie
Civic
CHIANG
AT
t'lIKNGTt
'
.
C1IENGTU
Generalissimo
Chiang
Kai-Shek
is
back
today
in
command
of
Nationalist
China's
fight
against
the
Communists.
He
took
over
shortly
after
arriving
at
this
new
refugee
capital
from
fallen
Chungking,
flow
long
the
Nationalists
will
be
able
to
hold
out
here
is
a
question.
II
may
be
less
than
a
month.
CHURCHILL'S
BIKTHH
W
LONDON
Former
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
received
an
ovation
in
Parliament
yesterday
on
the
occasion
of
his
seventy-fifth
hirtinlay
Prime
Minister
Clement
Altlee
led
in
the
felicitations.
ESSENTIALS
OF
PEACE
NEW
YORK
The
I'niled
Nations
Assembly
today
brat
down
Soviet
opposition
and
adoptrd
an
Anglo-American
cannot
be
achieved
on
a
nebul
ous,
national
scale,
Dr.
Coady
declared.
Canada,
nor
the
Canadian
people
cannot
be
changd
tn
the
abstract.
"We
must
start
somewhere.
u""-
t
.
m
u
Li
for
home
extension
and
home
This
means
that
we
can
educate
improvement
loans.
position
being
vacated
Decem
,udiUrium
,
ins
lirsi
jBiitWi
O.lunibia.
Dr.
;?,l;e
on
invitation
of
Rupert
Fishermen's
-liidiriii.illy,
undoltrit
iy,
Dr.
Coady
stated
i
in
tin-
affoctiveness
Kima'iiMi
with
exam-(icvi'lu)iii'iit
of
the
,
OoDIUiiVI'S
which
the
individualists
and
concrete
3.
Establish
a
$50,000,000
fund
communities
of
individualists
f,
nniini..n.n.i..ni,.i
1-...,
i
and,
by
doing
so,
bring
them
or
,uw
rpnUll
h(lllsin
Walter
Austen
MacLean,
ei'.ui
-ily
guard,
Nora
E.
Arnold,
Jaincs
II.
Thompson.
t
.
,.
August
S.
Wallin,
joiner,
Ivor
T.
Fossen,
Robert
B.
C.
Wilaon.
-SCHOOL
BOARD
Americo
J.
,
Dominato,
flier
-
ber
31,
by
Mayor
Nora
E.
Arnold.
They
are
Alderman
H.
M.
Dag-trett
and
H.
S.
Whalen.
who
abandoned
their
aldermanic
.seats
In
mid-term
to
seek
the
mayoralty,
Robert
McKay,
a
along
the
road
to
progress.
Th
,.,
.......
,
rplp,lnvo
i
These
communities
should
em
Kentnilwr
9.1
wlinti
llio
i-avlunrl
brace
zones
big
enough
to
be
u
,
,
,
.
r
,
j
,i
u
housing
plan
was
first
announc
meaningful
and
small
enough
former
alderman
and
Alderman
ed.
The
other
two
points
come
to
be
minageaoic."
cl,ant-
w-
Murray,
E.
D.
Man-
George
Rudderham,
whose
term
son.
His
own
conception
of
such
Into
operation
when
the
bill
Is
proclaimed
after
being
given
expires
this
year.
William
Joseph
Scott.
zones
would
be
the
Maritimes,
The
aldermanic
contest
is
In
'
o.,
..
,
I
SANTA
INVITES
SUGGESTIONS
NOW
Santa
Claus
has
an
attentive
ear
for
children
who
put
in
their
requests
early.
With
a
little
under
a
month
left
for
Christmas
shopping,
Santa's
big
job
is
to
have
all
his
parcels
made
up
in
time
for
his
annual
chimney-top
ride.
resolution
laying
down
essentials
for
permanent
peace.
The
vote
was
on
a
twelve-point
resolution
and
was
53
to
5
with
Yugoslavia
abstaining.
Soviet
Russia
voted
against.
chant,
W.
F.
Stone,
W.
D.
Vance,
two
parts,
the
two
year
terms
and
the
one-year
terms.
Seven
'
'
candidates
seek
the
four
two-
r.i
Ct..:L.'
iiliers
sparked
through
i
yrars
until
they
now
iltmg
and
growing
i
x-f
Iwi
ult'.i
an
fur
Progress"
was
.
1
hu
aililrcss
and
lie
,;:h
a
clear
definition
n
of
prioress.
Hhi
passes
under
the
priisi'css
that
is
not
il
all,"
he
declared.
just
the
superficial,
.
ainss
that
have
very
Quebec,
Ontario,
.
the
Prairie
"I'l""-1-provinces
and
the
Pacific
Coast
region
'
communities
of
the
earth,
be-
U
are
rural
communl-
An
Example
tis.
?u
i
,
VUU1
tiirvv
year
seats
aim
iuui
are
seeding
CAPILANO
RAMPAGE
1
'
m
Three
Day
The
great
vacuums
which
exist
in
the
social
lives
or.
people
ine
two
one-year
seats.
In
addition
to
the
city
council
elections,
the
December
8
ballots
Landing
Field
To
Fore-Again
PATTULLO'S
HONORED
VANCOUVER
The
Capilano
River
continues
its
rampaging
and
rose
four
feet
overnight,
threatening
bridge
rebuilding
bincc
the
Marltlmes
have
been
Dr.
Coady's
field
of
work
for
more
than
20
years,
he
gave
examples
in
Nova
Scotia
and
Prince
Edward
Island.
Morett,
a
community
of
300
families,
he
k
i
i
in
i
will
carry
a
bylaw
and
a
refer-1
oniliim
endum
for
nAnnln,
rianl.lnn
decision.!
1
cause
instability
and
bring
on
the
social
tornadoes
of
revolution.
This
makes
the-
world
a
popular
lJVI
fvf
IYI
tr
1
u
mm
m
if
mm
mm
mrmm
m
or.
mere
were
lur'.ner
wasli-
iti,,
hvlaw
will
seplt
unnrnval
of
With
the
visit
to
the
city
of
dangerous
place,
to
live
and
up
ui
oi
approacues
io
ine
lap-,
,
a.
$190,000
loan
ta.Dav.
for.
sewer
psfc.-R.
.May,
director
sit
-develops
Premier'
Johnson
Makes
Presentation
Fwr
B.
C'.
.
Liberal
Association
f
set
the
whole
order
of
society.
:
with
real
life.
Or
it
.I
mere
change
which
-.isas
Is
retrogression,
'
'
.:an
proitress."
cy
defined
progress
aj
?
that
contributes
to
The
Answer?
i
merit,
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines,
Dossibllitv
of
the
construction
of
construction
and
the
"
referendum
will
seek
popular
opinion
as
to
whether
or
not
the
city
should
have
an
elected
Parks
llano
Bridge
but
the
Army's
Bailey
bridge
is
still
holding.
Mosquito
Creek
is'
also
up
to
high
levels
and
has
changed
'its
course.
Stormy
weather
continues
and
there
was
a
50-mile
gale
at
the
airport
during
the
night.
VICTORIA
Premier
Byron
a
landing
str!p
for
use
0f
air
Johnson
was
among
the
n.anycraffc
opcraUng
ln
and
out
of
who
visited
Former
Prem-
callers
Pr!nce
Rupert
ta
agaln
t0
the
ore.
ier
and
Mrs.
T.
D.
Pattullo
-at,
ln
conference
Mr
May
was
their
Oak
Bay
home
yesterday
to
'
vps,prriav
aftnrnnon
with
the
air
are
joins
to
be
practi-iiU
brin;'
this
down
to
said,
stood
out
a
a
prime
example
of
co-operation
at
wort.
There
in
13
years,
a
depressed
community
has
risen
to
prosperity
on
the
Ideas
of
two
young
university
graduates
who
developed
a
series
of
co-operative
schemes
which
has
developed
a
prosperous,
growing,
forward-thinking
community.
Here
was,
I
thought,
the
nearest
problem
to
the
rural
problem
which
we
had
heard
me
in
our
own
;n
our
com-Priijtress
for
us
would
offer
them
felicitations
on
the
;
HZW
YORK
-toJohn
i
f
'
"
today
put
the
United
tate
s
miners
back
on
a
three-daj?'
week.
The
mine
union
'chief
acted
as
virtually
all
of
the
400,-000
soft
coal
miners
in
the
"United
States
stayed
away
from
the
pits
following
the
end
of
the
three-weeks
truce
last
mlclnisht.
;
Lewis
told
80,000
hard
coiil
miners,
as
well
as
bituminous
diggers,
to
feturn
to
work
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
oi
each
week
until
,
contracts
ars
signed
with
Individual
coacyj.-panies.
-.
transportation
committee
of
the
occasion
of
their
golden
wedding
prince
Rup8rt
Cnamber
of
Corn.
"Fill
up
these
vacuums
in
the
lives
of
the
people.
Satisfy
the
legitimate
desires
of
the
people
for
a
greater
measure
of
life.
That
Is
the
only
real
answer
to
revolution.
It
Is
the
only
real
answer
to
communism."
Prior
to
Dr.
Coady's
address
m
D.
O.
McDonald,
secretary-treasurer
of
the
B.C.
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Federation,
selling
agency
for
the
coast
fishermen's
Co-ops,
congratulated
the
Prince
Rupert
Cooperative
on
Its
tenth
anniver-
anniversary.
On
behalf
of
the
it
our
farmers,
f
ishcr-ii
miners,
steel
workers
Board.
;
Here
are
the
candidates
whose
names
will
be
on
the
ballots
a
Week
from
today.
Followed
by
their
nominators
and
seconders:
FOR
MAYOR
'
Alderman
Harry
Mark
Daggett,
carpenter,
S.
D
.Johnston,
He'.gi
Eirikson.
Robert
McKay,
poultry
farmer,
W.
J.
Scott,
C.
P.
Balagno.
Alderman
George
W.
Rudder-
vocational
groups
British
Columbia
Liberal
Association,
the
Premier
presented
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pattullo
with
a
handsome
silver
service
tray.
There
14,000.000
of
us
In
50
years.
Here
was
th
aggre-
37
Dead
In
Plane
Crash
all
the
things
neces-
gate
intelligence
of
the
common
merce,
,T.
N.
Youngs,
chairman
when
various
problems
in
connection
with
the
project
were
discussed
with
a
view
to
making
further
representations
to
the
federal
government
ln
regard
to
the
feasibility
and
desirability
of
such
a
field.
'
normal,
human
life,
peop.e
ai
work.
This
was
a
in
.is
economic
efficiency
good
regard
to:
our
faith
11
'"ore
important
the
common
people
'sary
and
outlined
Its
history.
PARIS
Oi
Officials
at
Oily
in
tiiav
suihciency
Tills
achievement
of
the
1
present
on
the
platform,
and
;rm
means
in
Canada
Mr.
May
has
consistently
held
!
people
of
Morell
fits
perfecUy
j
introduced
by
Chairman
A.
J.
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
(Today)
y
E.
"")'
last
man
and
airport
here
said
that
there
were
no
survivors
in
the
crash
of
n
Tunis-Paris
plane
which
came
that
a
field
could
be
developed
at
ham,
machinist,
J.
R.
Morln,
George
Howe
Alderman
Harold
S.
Whalen,
manager,
A.
S.
Nickerson,
C.
G.
Ham.
FOR
ALDERMAN
into
the
Canadian
pattern.
There
Is
nothing
in
this
vast
ill
have
functioning
Wlrck
of
the
B.C.
Co-operative
Union
were:
A.
Martinusen,
a
minimum
of
cost
on
nearby
'
lives
the
goods
and
Tugwell
Island
and
it
was
to
ob
Ratchford,
S.
Rosang,
Mrs-.?.'.
Bunn,
Mrs.
G.
Robinson,
A.
Mosher,
E.
Johnson,
R.
Cockett.
that
a
free
people
country
we
need
more
than
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
people.
But,
i:
we
are
golnj
i
Fishermen's
Co-operative,
A.
J.
down
near
St.
Just-Chaleyssbi.
Reuthers
News
Agency
said
there
were
32
passengers
aboard
the
plane
and
a
crew
of
five.
'i'M
to.
When
the
to
get
the
people,
we
will
have,
whitmore,
chicr
supervisor
of
To
Sandspit
(Today)
A.
(How
tain
further
information
and
local
co-operation
in
support
of
the
case
that
he
came
to
Prince
Rupert
on
this
occasion.
A
4,000-
tt
these
iiiings,
they
''I.
They
are
wealthy.
(two-year
term)
Alderman
Thomas
Bennett
to
get
them
into
the
vast
open
flshries,
J.
D.
McRae,
M.L.A.,
ell,
J.
H.
Hitchcock,
A.
C.
Skipper,
and
Mayor
Nora
&
Arnold.
8
h.il
tcononii.sls
and
Black
.manager,
Nora
E.
Arnold,
Robert
Gordon.
welcomed
Dr,
Coady
to
Prince
Phtrs
mean
by
wealth."
Rupert.
Mr.
McRae
thankedj
Dr.
Coady
for
his
address.
i
spaces
and
people
today
are
not
going
to
open
spaces
In
covered
wagons
and
live
ln
wigwams
as
our
ancstors
did.
They
want
life
and
the
people
of
Morell
have
discovered
how
to
get
It.
Just
multiply
Morell
by
1.000
and
we
have
solved
our
i
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Heavy
rains
and
southeast
gales
resulted
over
the
southern
British
Columbia
coast
overnight
as
a
small
but
active
storm
moved
rapidly
In
from
the
Pacilic.
Dr.
Coady
inspired
the
Prince
SAY'S
STOCKS
Alderman
George
B
Casey,
retired,
Agnes
A.
Rochester,
Johi
M.
McNulty.
George
James
Dawes,
auctioneer,
W.
J.
Scott,
H.
J.
Marchant.
Rupert
Gyro
Club
members
and
foot
strip,
500
feet
wide,
which
would
involve
the
clearing
of
about
thirty
acres
of
land,
Is
suggested.
Natural
surface
conditions
on
Tugwell
Island,
It
1:;
believed,
lend
themselves
to
such
an
undertaking.
A
motor
boat
ferry
service
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Tug
s
I'
Ji.lin.,1.,11
Co
I.UI.I
'
L.
Hommer.
:
r
From
Vancouver
(Wednesday)
C.
Mitchell,
G.
Shenton,
A-
W
att,
Mr.
Phillips,
Mr.
Dunl?p.
From
Sandspit
(Wednesday)
Mrs.
F.
L.
Lardenn,
Mrs.
R.
Wilson.
;
To
Vancouver
(
Wednesday
)-F.
E.
Jeffery
and
J.
P.
Burnett.
To
Sandspit
(Wednesday)
T
1
T.
Wylle'and
Miss
G.
NewWy:
f
From
Vancouver
(Tuesday)
many
guests
to
thought
when
Van
H
"liver
he
was
the
luncheon
speaker
be
Maritime
proUlem.
Multiply
It
fore
that
organization
yester
Henry
Eric
E.
Faure,
store
clerk.
Frederick
D.
Hardy,
Rud
if
day
with
President
Maurice
L
'
j'
'
man
wir
by
200,000
and
wc
have
solved
the
Canadian
problem
of
how
Bryclges
in
the
chair.
The
olph
Olsen.
to
get
the
Canadian
people
Into
speaker
was
Introduced
by
Dr.!
Winds
at
Vancouver
Airport
reached
a
peak
velocity
of
50
miles
per
hour
about
daybreak
this
morning
while
one
station
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
"
narlj!
R.
G.
Large.
I
the
great
open
spaces,
CONGRATULATED
Former
Premier
Pattullo.
.Presented
with
silver
tray.
Sees
Liberal
come-back
ill
B
.C.
well
Island
to
connect
the
city
with
the
field
would
be
part
of
the
project.
Assistance
of
E.
T.
Applewhaite
M.
P
.for
Skeena,
now
In
Ottawa,
on
certain
phases
of
the
under
Bui
the
Morell
achievement
demonstrates
something
bigger,
M,i,n,,
Donald
Francis
Fitch,
plater,
Richaid
Long.
II.
S.
Whalen.
Herbert
F.
Glassey,
broker,
Phillip
H.
Linzey,
S.
D.
Johnston.
Michael
W.
H.
Krueger,
manager,
John
McLeod,
Leon
Sand-
Dr.
Coady
believes.
It
fits
into
Dr.
Coady
was
taken
on
a
tour
of
the
harbor
and
waterfront
today
as
the
guest
of
K.
F.
Harding,
general
manager
of
rrince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co
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13
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Island
reported
almost
two
and
three
quarter
Inches
of
rainfail
in
the
24
hours
up
to
0430
this
G.
Burns,
T.
A
,V.
Tremblay,
A.
C.
Middleton,
Mrs.
S.
Saville,
W
R.
May,
Capt
and
Mrs
R.
Mclnnes,
Miss
Linda,
Miss
Sandra
and
Master
Craig
Mclnnes
-
From
Sandspit
(Tuesday)
C.
Dybhavn.
the
world
situation
and
points
the
way
for
development
of
were
many
other
gift,
gratulatory
messages
t
n.iiiif,-
var.
a
id
en-
taking
will
be
sought
by
the
I
com
ail
Chamber
of
Commerce,
including
Mr.
May
left
by
today's
plane
morning.
rural
communities
in
all
back
operative
Association.
He
leaves
rr
Prince
George
over
the
province
tonight
on
the
ward
parts
of
the
earth
n
his
return
to
Vancouver.
trroj;
frrmii
!
"And
that
mean:,
most
of
the
j
for
Vancouver.
rrince
Rupert,
the
old
home
town
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pattullo.
Seventy-seven
years
of
age
now,
Mr.
Pattullo
was
in
line
"ia
Goi'l
Removal
Of
Eye
Needed
Thomas
H.
Wllford,
well
know
n
local
electrical
contractor,
har!
his
right
eye
removed
in
an
oper
Ben
Chappell
Passes
Away
!
health
find
spirits
and
Mrs.
Pat-itullo
.although
in
frail
health,
'ii't'u.m
Over
the
rest
of
the
provinc
mild
cloudy
weather
prevailed
although
rain
and
snow
were
tailing
throughout
the
night
along
the
western
slopes
of
the
Rockies.
Showery
weather
will
spread
Into
the
interior
of
Uie
province
In
the
wake
of
the
storm
while
fresh
westerly
winds
and
squally
showers
may
be
expected
along
the
coast.
Forecast
North
Coast
Rcgloiv
Cloudy
today
and
tomorrow.
Scattered
showers
mostly
in
the
southern
HOCKEY
SCORES
'
.
N.H.L.
'
Detroit
3,
Boston
0
New
York
5,
Montreal
2
LOCAL
TIDES
Friday,
December
2,
1943
High
11:13
20.0
feet
Low
5:01
8.9
feet
17:52-
5.5
feet
Con
was
also
on
nana
to
receive
nor
share
of
the
congratulations
and
best
wishes.
c
VANCOUVER
One
of
Can
ation
at
the
Vancouver
General)
dida's
best
known
pioneer
rail-
11
Udiic
To
make
a
family
occasion
of
loaders,
B.
T.
(Ben)
Chappell,
72,
it,
Mr
.and
Mrs.
Pattullo's
son-!
who
retired
from
active
service
in-law
and
daughter.
Mr.
and;
with
the
Canadian
National
Hospital
last
Saturday,
according
to
word
received
by
local
friends.
The
surgical
action
became
necessary
following
Injury
to
his
rye
which
Mr.
Wilford
sustained
Oil
ry
Mrs.
Colllson,,
and
the
ti.ive
granddaughters
were
also
there.
a
Railways
in
1942,
passed
away
here
suddenly
Wednesday
afternoon.
Following
his
retirement
Tenth
Anniversary
banquet
Civic
Centre
Auditorium
Dec.
1$M
949
ot
7:30
p.m.
commemorating
the
incorporation
of
the
PRINCE
RUPERT
FISHERMEN'S
CO-OPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION
Address
by:
DR.
M.
M.
COADY
For
Members
and
Employees
of
all
Co-opcrativcs
and
Credit
Unions
Tickets
may
be
obtained
at
oil
Co-op
Stores
and
the
Bakery
section
today
and
over
the
entire
on
a
recent
hunting
accident,
region
tomorrow.
A
little
colder.
I
With
Mrs.
Wilford
he
left
for
IYte
x
Return
of
the
Liberal
party
to
power
in
British
Columbia
was
eight
years
ago
from
the
post
of
.22
l.in
.41
7.75
'
1
30
12.25
,H
1.80
3.80
.31
o-A
0.01
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.13"!.
.53
.2
.
.15
.01
Winds
westerly
(20
mphi.
Lows
Hear
ALD.
CASEY
in
Fighting
Form
on
the
air
CFPR
Friday,
Dec.
2,
6:15
p.m.
I
hinted
by
Mr.
Pattullo.
"Liberal-
!
General
Superintendent,
Manl-
,
tonight
an
cthighs
Friday
at
Vancouver
last
week
for
further
treatment.
-
They
expect
to
return
to
the
'
'
city
about
December
8
or
9.
;ism
never
dies,
he
declared
at,
tuba
District,,
Winnipeg,
Mr.iPort
Hardy
29
and
47;
Sandspit
,
the
presentation
ceremony.
The
I
chappell
had
resided
In
Vancou-and
prmce
Rupert,
38
and
44.
T
IHIMl(l)
(
elder
Liberal
in
British
Columbia
(ver.
sain
no
expected
w
see
uie
uu-
1
'lillUj
'lie
ourt
Canadian
VS.
congratulate
Premier
Pattullo
on
his
fortieth
anniversary.
Mr.
Cruickshank
said
he
wanted
to
pay
tribute
to
Mr.
Pattullo
ho
had
done
so
much
for
forestry
in
BVitish
Columbia.)
erals
back
in
offic
again
in
the
"very
near
future."
(At
Ottawa
.George
Cruick-shank.
Liberal,
Fraser
Valley,
took
time
out
during
forestry
debut
in
the
House
of
Commons
to
Tickets
On
Sale
CIVIC
CENTRE
Dec.
2nd
3rd,
8:30
p.m.
Dancing
;
belters
108.
l.'t
1.00
Admission
5"
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