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Wednesday,
May
25,
1949-
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Ralph
Smith
left
by
this
morning's
QCA
plane
for
a
business
trip
to
Massett
and
other
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points.
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Editor,
Daily
News:
Your
editorial
of
May
23
en-
Fighting
the
Press
titled
'Premier's
Impression"
provement
bylaw
to
cover
street!
was
well
set
forth,
doing
credit
surfacing
In
the
Rushbrook'
to
yourself
and
justice
to
those'.
Heights
area.
j
you
mentioned.
The
move
was
made
on
rec-i
To
most
of
us
Byron
John-
ommendation
of
council
sitting!
son's
name
had
not
been
record-1
as
a
committee
ol
the
whole.
In
ed
very
vividly
In
our
minds
j
nich
proposals
for
the
project
1
until
he
was
elected
leader
oflwere
discussed
last
week.
The!
the
Liberal
party
of
British
Col-1
byiaw,
when
prepared,
will
call
!
umbia.
My
first
sight
of
the
for
tne
borrowina
of
about
i
authorized
City
Cleric
H.
D.
Thain
to
proceed
with
neees-
sary
advertising
and
notification
of
property
owners
prepar-!
atory
to
drafting
a
local
im-!
$50,000
to
repair
streets
andre-1,
pace
plank
road,
with
gravel
surtCe
in
the
former
Wartime
Mo'uain
area
!
UcuJarly
Herman
Herman
Place
and
Second
Overlook,
have
peUtioned
the
city
for
such
improvements.
Under
financing
plans
being
coskdered
by
the
city,
the
project
would
be
M
(m
Joca,
improcement
basis,
cost
of
which
would
be
re-
AnnuaJ
cost
Qwn
Jn
the
area
fbe
in
the
nelehborhood
ol
vo
"L
fortunate
in
having
a
man
of
calibre
of
Byron
Johnson
at
head
of
affairs
Premier
leader,
,
GEORGE
B.
CASEV.
man
was
when
I
attended
the
uerai
cunrnuun
in
vancuu-
ver
April
T
and
8
of
this
year
aS
delegate.
The
modest
man-
uer
in
wnicn
ne
oeuveea
his
drt
to
Uat
assembly
caused
delegates
to
believe
they
had
at
the
head
of
their
party
hot
only
an
astute
business
man
but
a
warm-hearted
friend
of
the
struggling
masses
of
the
prov-
tfr.MA
..
.
)n
trutti
Vit
.imnllilw
and
sharp
reasoning
Bear
a
like.
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A.rL.
A
TYrllALLi
socialistic
(uauiutf
awui
WITH
the
"capitalistic"
press,
Harry
Archibald,
the
federal
C.C.F.
candidate,
says
it
is
not
the
Liberal
candidate
but
the
local
press
which
he
is
fighting
in
this
campaign.
We
don't
know
how
he
gets
lhat
way
but
we
appreciate
the
recognition
and
"'wonder
if
the
Liberals,
some
of
w
hom
think
we
have
been
a
little
too
friendly
with
Mr.
Archibald,
will
"sit
up
and
take
notice.
Doubtless,
Mr.
Archibald
has
been
stung
by
our
comments
on
his
purported
original
standing
in
regard
to
the
Atlantic
pact
but,
if
he
looks
back,
he
will
find
we
later
made
very
sypathetic
comment
-
a
few
weeks
ago
when
his
position
became
more
clarified
and
it
seemed
he
had
either
been
misrepresented
at
first
or
had
had
made
volte
facto
in
view
of
the
weight
of
public
opinion,
particularly
among
some
of
his
own
party
followers
right
at
home.
The
Daily
News
has
no
apology
to
make
for
-
having
criticized
Mr.
Archibald
when
it
was
reported
he
had
tendency
to
oppose
this
anti-Communist
international
measure.
If
he
should
in
the
and
thinker,
of
the
past
such
as
Lincoln,
XngenaU,
Uurler,
Mm-'w,
donald
and
others
who
pio-
(
neered
in
the
struggle
of
our
race
for
a
better
world
in
which
to
live.
the
la
my
haiable
Judgment
tlie
the
people
of
the
prince
and
mem-
and
bers
of
the
Liberal
party
are
'
,
1
1
-
,
,
future
show
any
tendencies
in
that
direction,
wnicn
-we
hope
he
will
not
we
would
again
protest
not
,
.
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we
do
not
think
such
views
are
a
credit
to
this
riding.
If
Mr.
Archibald
thinks
he
has
been
done
badly
.with
by
the
Daily
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us
to
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to
him
and
extol
his
every
"attitude
no
more
than
we
have
done,
intend
to
do
or
expect
to
do
for
Liberals,
Tories
or
those
of
any
other
political
stripe.
If
Mr.
Archibald
finds
he
has
to
fight
the
press
because
it
tries,
within'
its
limited
lights,
to
be
fair,
he
will
just
have
to
go
on
fighting
us
and
we
shall
nDt
worry
too
much
about
him.
If
he
himself
Is
as
fair
or
tolerant
as
we
try
to
be
with
all
political
parties,
he
will
have
nothing
to
apologize
for
or
complain
about.
unanimous
j
GRAPHIC
CRITICISM
j
Editor,
DaiIv
News:
When
rea.lir;
the
reports
anS
J
j
criticism
of
the
musical
and
dramatic
festival
held
here
recent
iy,
j
it
recalled
to
civ
memory
a
v?fy
j
nice,
txact
an
I
skilled
crltL'ism
;
of
g
violinist
i
read
quite
a
long
time
ago.
a.ii
I
thought
It
m.pM
j
be
of
some
f
itvrei
to
the
tai?i:
I
lovers
of
ou
city
It
w
asas
H-"
lows:
!
"The
old
lr.w's
face
became
ashy
white
3j
he
played,
and
his
:
while
hair
:.!
out
from
hi
i
head,
the
lcvig
thin
f
ingvrs
of
the
left
hand
chaalmr
v:a
other
in
Dairs.
and
simrlv
alonr
!
the
delicate
string,
while
the
1
bow
glanced
in
the
lamp-liht,
j
as
it
dash
.
like
lightning
!
across
the
instrument,
or
re-'
mained
almou
stationary,
rm:?-'
ering
in
hi.;
ma:;':
hnii.
as
:..'...
l
.
...1
.
.
qu..v
u.:.ui
iiemnu-
1
mina
bird
strike
the
summer
r-in
C-.
-n-l
win
It
a
Wa
tearing
the
heart,
from
the
old
violin,
sometime,
it
seemed
io
mi
rmur
soft
thmgs
la
his
old
ear,
as
though
the
Imprisoned
.spirit
of
music
were
pleading
to'
be
free
on
the
wlnga
ot
souni,
and
that
aound,
swett
love,
that
is
strong
In
death,
feverish-
and
murderous
as
jealousy,
that
is
as
cruel
as
the
grav?,
sobbing"'
great
sobs
or
a
terrible"
dtath-song,
and
screaming
In
the
outrageous
frenzy
of
a
furious
foe,
wailing
thin
cries
of
mixery,
too!
exhausted
for
strong
grief,!
dancing
again
in
horrid
mad-'
ness,
as
the
devils
dance
in
hell.
!
over
some
fresh
sinner,
they'
have
gotten
unto
themselves!
for
torture
and,
then
at
last,
as-the
strings
bend
to
the
com-4
'
manding
bow,
finding
the
trl
umph
of
a
glorious
rest
In
great
broad
chords,
splendid
In
deptn
,
and
royal
harmony,
grand
enor-
j
mous
and
massive,
as
the
uni-i
ted
choirs
of
Heaven,
the
lonj
!
sweet
notes
sighed
themselves
to
death.
'
Thanking
you
in
antieipatio.i.
J.
a.
TEEN.
CIVIC
CENTRE
ACOV8TICS
Editor,
Daily
News:
From
the
many
complaints
I
have
heard
of
the
very
bad
acoustics
at
the
Auditorium
it
appears
most
imperative
that
no
effort
should
be
spared
to
rectify
this
matter.
When
members
of
a
Drama
Group
have
spent
considerable
energy
In
learning
a
play,
it's
most
distressing
whert
'
complaints
are
received
that
their
voices
are
inaudible,
j
When
attending
last
Friday
s
Drama
Festival
I
myself
found
,
that
with
a
few
exceptions
the
.
speeches
of
the
actors
were
quite
inaudible.
I
suggest
that
one
of
'
the
local
organizations
or
Jointly
!
could
organize
some
function
:
which
would
afford
the
necesr
sary
funds
to
cover
In
the
rafters
and
beams
which
are
responsible
for
all
the
trouble.
:
!
W.
D.
GRIFFITHS
t
.
1.
i
j.
'
.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News
.
Monthly
Hearing
Aid
BATTERY
SERVICE
NO
C.O.D.
CHARGES
WE
PAY
POSTAGE
Hw
atw,
fti
bctttrio'
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on
hand.
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dcpoiit
$1
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to
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at.
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yea
yea
tcquirt.
tequir.
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Mortal
tapply
wilt
ent
rtjuWIy.
IE
i
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You
can
still
find
people
who
"don't
lielieve
in
banks"
.
.
,
who
keep
their
cash
in
old
coffee
pots,
or
hide
it
in
the
woodpile,
or
carry
it
around,.
But
most
folk
nowadays
keep
their
money
in
bank
accounts.
They
can
get
it
whenever
they
want
it;
and
they
can
pay
their
bills
by
cheque.
Canadians
have
more
than
seven
million
such
deposit
accounts.
In
terms
of
Canada's
adult
population,
that
make?
it
practically
unanimous.
The
banks,
in
turn,
know
they
must
earn
this
confidence
by
giving
you
the
best
service
they
know
how.
Today
you
can
take
your
account
to
any
bank
you
choose.
And
what
is
in
your
bank
lxok
is
strictly
between
you
and
your
bank.
It
is
your
own
private
business.
MORE
RADIO
ASININITY
regulations
of
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
WIERD
Corporation
which
periodically
bring
ire
of
Prince
Rupert
radions
to
a
high
pitch
when
such
important
sporting
events
as
the
World
Series
and
the
National
Hockey
League
broadcasts
are
.
denied
emission
from
Prince
Rupert's
station
CFPR
appear
to
have
bounced
right
back
on
the
government
party.
Thursday
night
the
national
'
network
carried
a
radio
address
by
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
but,
due
to
the
asinine
CBC
restrictions,
it
was
not
available
from
CFTR.
Monday,
an
address
by
the
minister
of
finance,
Mr.
Abbott,
failed
to
come
through
the
local
station.
Maybe
all
this
will
arouse
the
local
Liberal
cam-.
paign
committee
to
some
action
of
protest.
It
is
hard
for
the
public
to
understand
why
the
-.Progressive
Conservatives
and
the
C.C.F.'ers
can
get
their
national
broadcasts
piped
out
through
CFPR
while
the
government
party
is
ruled
out.
Doubtless,
there
may
be
some
technical
explanation
for
it.
Meantime,
we
may
be
dense
but
the
whole
thing
just
seems
stupid
to
us
and
any
explanation
will
have
to
be
mighty
good.
Surely
it
should
be
a
public
service
to
broadcast
the
speeches
of
government
leaders.
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STORE
HOURS
WEEK
DAYS,
0
A.M.
TO
9
P.M.
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
12
NOON
TO
2
P.M.
7
P.M.
TO
9
P.M.
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for
every
sale.
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phone
383
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Centre
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Daily
car
delivery
service
from
8
a.m.
till
6
p.m.
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bicycle
delivery
from
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
and
Sunday
1.
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in
The
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Red
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705
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