REFLECTS
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
Sec
It
t
Wednesday.
April
8,
1953
y
nd
REMINISCES
'1
WM
L
WOHTII
IT
was
auitnble
enough
n
m
ii)Ddn
dally
ncwpp-r
drvoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prujoa
Hupn
,
.
.
jid
Norllmni
and
Ontral
BrltlsH
Columbia.
number
of
Canadian
Praiw
Auult
Bureau
of
circulation
Canadian
Daily
Hevxpaivr
Association.
'
Puhltshe
by
-rhe
Prinra
Rupert
Dally
Hw
Llmltao
t.
P.
UAOOR,
President
H.
O.
PERRY.
VIce-rTaaldent
.
a
;
'
j
X
Newspaper
rlrruluuon
all
over
cre
Jf
this
continent
has
never
been
no'
nve
Uigut,,,
in
,.
hlnher
than
what
It
In
today,
and
mi,ni
"t
a
bunt
ol
thjiC
that's
because
of
the
people'
I"''
there
wr(.
Subscription
Ratea:
thirteen
ciemand
The
people
want
the
hicludlm;
the
r,(r
a,,c'
at
rall-Pei
inmith
Ifio.
ner
vear.
AH
00
i-
atburlied
u
VKW.d
class
ri.au
by
tba'
Poat
Offloe
Department.
Ottawa.
a:
te.auaali
,
2
,
'
.,
i
i
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p
4
news
j
ney
warn
me
news
or
tne
""""
wen,
the
jiai
!
world,
inlernatlonal
new,
all
un(erstaiidahl(
kind
of
news,
they
want
to
know
about
the
neighbors,
the
Women
ar''
not
mu,.h
,
""'sfS;.'
Give
Russians
Peace
l..H.
nnvl
rl.tf.f
nn.mimtltt
.
I
thf
1ml
f
...
j
.....
..
.
tt
t
k--
b
niirs.
Hi
trie
cany
picture
mill
iifraq
makes
the
dally
paper.
The
reader
buys
and
pays
for
it
be-
CAN'
HE
OF
isf
''
uw
he
realizes
its
worth
the
Thl5
rum.
mmiev
h...
.
.""
""'I
OKI
m
!.
nereaved
to
ailln
t
Hennett
Milk
Uomb
prvE
M
I
E
R
BENNETT
forgets
that
he
heads
a
defeated
government,
and
has
no
moral
right
or.
even
constitutional
authority
to
make
laws
by
decree
in
B.C.
Jf
his
party
won
a
clear
majority
in
H
C.
on
June
9
he
rould
Inter
iiily
the
Rnlstnn
formuli
on
school
prants.
He
could
al
;j
upply
the
piojxi.sed
Sm-red
plun
for
a
milk
price
scramble.
American
soldiers
and
British
steer
you
down
ht
y
girls
are
ifettlnn
married
at
the
the
voyage
of
t-
rate
ol
five
prr
day
In
spite
of
Widow:
"No
niipw,
t,
dialed
or
twant?.
they
do
speak
could
be
my
wnma
ir,at,
a
eommon
luiiMine,e
-
and
looks
roimt-
100
AsllpfiIf
m.u
V
T1
IK
Or
OUT
AM
K
j
may
be",
wlih',ur,"l,r,"';
Man
argues
women
may
not
j
him
over
to
preir.atur
be
trusted
too
far;
woman
feels
'.
ilaijaav
t
-
J
r
J
RUSSIA
makes
one
conciliatory
gesture
AH
after
another
and
the
cold
war
shows
sicrns
of
melting,
Josef
Stalin
takes
on
a
blacker
aspect
of
villainy
in
death
than
in
life.
Contrary
to
the
opinion
once
expressed
by
former
President
Harry
Truman
that
Stalin
was
all
right
but
the
men
around
him
were
obstructionists,
it
appears
now
that
his
subordinates
must
have
fretted
undi-r
his
harsh
and
dangerous
policy.
An
outsider
who
had
no
illusions
about
the
sinister
personal
influence
of
the
Soviet
leader
was
Marshal
Tito.
In
his
book
"My
Break
With
Stalin,"
TitV
descrilws
experiences
which
left
no
doubt
about
how
the
dictator's
mind
worked.
On
one
revealing
occasion
Stalin
advised
him
to
re-instate
King
Peter.
When
Tito
demurred,
Stalin
continued:
Ton
need
not
restore
him
forever.
Take
him
back
utTiporarily,
and
then
you
can
slip
a
knife
in
his
oack
at
a
suitable
moment"
This
was
the
high
order
of
statesmanship
that
governed
.
one
of
the
world's
mightiest
powers.
Never
before
in
history
has
a
man
of
criminal
man
cannot
he
trusted
Imt
near
Henri
Browne
But
if
Mr.
Bennett
arbitrarily
'
e
.
-
.
k
la.
From
a
want
t
(P
Citizen:
-VapMf
lv
,
ubuses
hi
Am:R
Till-
AKN-OINTING
(1KKMONY
during
the
foiouatioii
service,
the
W'icen
lnveU-d
with
the
Koyal
Kobe,
which
shiaths
her
In
o!d
a.-
a
symlx'l
of
ioverelgnty.
and
with
other
vestmenus.
In
this
artist's
drawing
of
the
scene
to
be
enacted
next
June
In
Westminster
Abbey,
the
golden
robe
Is
about
to
be
presented
to
ths
gueen.
position
ai
tempor-
They
may
have
attended
ser
'JI
mine
ISKiliUlt.
a
'
.
le-
k
,
1
mt:t.
vice
last
Sunday
also,
yet
It's
a
'r
and
R
fact
that
muny
hundreds
drove
J
Hons
"
nut
the
highway,
and
relumed
'
'
.
aS
ary
caretaker
premier,
by
issuing
milk
decrees
meanwhile.)
he
will
plunge
the
province
of:
BC.
Into
a
nasty
constitutional'
crisis.
The
Lieutenant-Governor
of
EC.
has
admirably
.steered
tlw
t
b'3
about
the
weather,
once
tliey
Rot
safely
outside
of
Prince
Niipert
It
h-'is
always
been
like
(hat.
no
matter
If
deserved
or
unju.tilicd
Mental
Illness
'Most
Dicif
Victoria
Report
I
.
.
.
by
J.
K.
Ncbitt
VICTORIA.
As
a
relief
from
the
excitement
of
good
ship
BC.
past
some
dan-'
perous
rocks
in
the
past
year,
i
I
Mr.
Bennett
should
not
plare
:
Ithe
representative
of
the
Crown
INCOME
TAX
QUIZ
in
a
posinon
wnere
tne
crown
.
,
.
.
"u,
u
i
representative
will
be
constitu-1
the
session
and
to
rest
a
little
before
the
excitement
itionaiiy
eompeiied
to
veto
a
1
0f
the
election,
I
went
browsing
the
other
dav
in
the
move
a
caretaker
admlnistra-i
.
,
,
,
r-v
r
"M
-
J
''I'W
'
!
J
-
3
k
V
'.
.
Vfe
-
-
(,
,.
.
.
k
.
t..
1
h
,
t
.
t
,
,
n
pa
,
.
'
,
-
4
"
-
instinct
ttuameci
sucn
neignis,
nmer
nuivuiiM.aiiii-
:""
"
n.,
-..v
ror
some
reason
i
ran
i
ex-
spite
what
some
people
say.
docs
;
add
stability
to
Rovernmenl.
j
TTTF
Rfr'PFrifl
nrnivn
in
In.
inlain
t
f,mnf
mwlf
i
n!Arpltfi
'
With
the
aid
of
modern
equip-
M.JiL
T
I
ment,
the
maple
&ugar
Industry
ncQlliI
I
rOll
WU,lli
Pi
in
Quebec
has
become
but
busl-
tie.ss
The
LirK
:
t
prodiirini;
area
"Mental
lllne
v
.
is
in
Remii-e
coui.ty
where
more
largest
and
must
dif!i-.
.titan
J.&OOOfiO
tier
s
are
Upned
1
obtem
in
Csn-..'
"
!
'
annually.
This
musl
help
explain
ifntlin.
genera!
!rn;,
how
Quebec
alo
tnanaeed
w'
Canadian
Menu
l!-produre
a
son;
like
"Alouette"
r
ialion.
told
lh
JH
nieetiiig
of
She
lie
,:!
1
i
The
irood
ship
Memory
which
Ca,u"1:1
late
last
year
cleared
from
Eng-
j
"About
Go()fj
rrf
r
land
on
a
world
cruise
quit
at
;
tienU
occupy
hoop;l;u
t
,
Monte
Carlo
The
72
-foot
ketch
'
'r
at
can
be
6k,t
peak
has
not
yet
tfr
troduce
the
worst
half
of
the
in
the
bealnninus
of
cur
great!"1
y
.
,
,
,
,
,
iit
r.,
i,-
s.nnin.i:i,.mh.r
inrf.i.irv
Th
ntnrv
nf
:
"d
up-net
Um
appccarl.
Ullt
;
on
June
9
the
situation
.
that
was
tried
in
Winnhwe
ilumnor
is
onlte
as
romantu-
s
perhaps
may
be
sorted
out.
The
farmer
would
be
Ruaran-1
the
story
of
ships
and
aallormen.
jteed
a
floor
price
for
milk
sold
tut
so
ur
it
nan
t
rx-en
Riamor-'
in
the
fluid
market.
But
above
Uzed.
Ves.
I
was
into
politics,
but
'
ut
least
I
was
looking
back
Into!
history.
80.
while
I
was
bout
it.
I
looked
back
once
more
Into
'
lh?t
level,
there
would
be
no!
r
think
I
found
the
start
of
control.
The
bit
chain
storfs
nc's
rich
export
trade
In
lum-
II,
on
completing
my
I'JV.'
Income
lax
return.
I
find
I
owe
a
balance
of
lax,
when
do
I
have
to
pay?
The
due
date
Is
April
3(Th,
1U33.
which
Ls
also
the
deadline
for
filing
returns.
If
payment
Is
not
made
by
3oth
April,
the
amount
owing
Ls
overdue
and
Inruus
interest
at
6'
per
annum
as
well
as
bcinijj
auoject
to
rcl-Irction
ptoceedliiBl.
Can
I
pay
the
baUmce
t
oe
on
my
l'J-r2
tax
by
instalments
after
April
30Ui.
l'J.';3''
No.
The
final
payment
date
U
April
30'h.
19.'3
I)r
OriKm
mmlfi
n
ia
pomiral
career
inai
never
wowld
be
free
to
sell
at
any:
her
In
the
following
three
notes
erases
to
amaze
me
the
II-'
about
50
i-r
cf'!!i-
MILESTONES"'
W
1-4
piicp.
ana
in
any
iype
01
ron-
,n
tn.
victoria
uaeue
01
!Tear-old
political
career
ol
coniprlsin
iU
yi.
"
1
summer
ui
iojj
a
c
UtniMtt
physician
1
pr-jfi'f
it:
I
rolll
Ih.
I
lira
irt
Ihr
llly
Seat
But
there
is
one
vital
differ-
"Gone
The
slup
Thames
Cltv.
j
Perhaps
you
know
It
and
per-;
Q
nice
ut
1.WCC11
me
ay.su.-iii
nniai-
1
Glover,
master.
na
Fi7
"'h-ins
vou
don't
-hut
its
furl-!
ly
applied
in
Winnipeg
a
:id
that
!
Sooke.
atx)iit
20
miles
to
ttv
'
'
ollr,
.
n
'
1
a
:
.
;
proposed
by
the
BC.
So.-reds:
'
anuthwrst
from
here,
to
load
.
Here
eoes:
I
a
very
pill
it
r
A
Bennett
Onre
pars
for
England
"
"For
F.ncland
The
In
Winnipeg
there
wa
a
cell-j
ing
price
for
consumers
ai.
ws
M;
BritUhl
.
1
t
of
th
Conservative
party,
thene
as
a
imur
pi
ice
lor
larnirra.
in
1
bart
Euphrates
has
ciearea
lor
aN,
thns(,
wno
nslst
he
helped
aritne
lorm
0!
me:,'
.
-
.
.
.
There
l
"iaiiln'ul
40
Yeor
Ago
Itvloy
w
,uppr,rt
,hP
r,
,,-.
Alderman
Bviil
a
k-Web.
er
re-
jioor
mental
hei
fc'f
'
si-.-ned
a.t
chairman
of
the
Health
tniticant
way
U
lr
Hoard
when
ainmenUmenta
to
if)
per
rent
of
t!.
PC
Uie
health
by-iaw
were
made
Canada
w
ithout
his
knowredge.
He
ported
ttt"
piotMir'.n.n
ol
gr'i!
:
Tenders
will
lie
called
for
the
pwtltt,.er
ait
w
rxcavation
of
I0si
f-el
o!
rock
ln
pV(-hotheriiv
'
.
hi
II.
e
vicinity
of
the
city
hall
ptai
tlral
psjcfcethrir
V
.
j.
.
yed
"we
ran
exr-t
v
9.
.
ing.
If
Stalin
had
so
few
scruples
about
taking
a
life,
it
is
certain
that
the
blood-letting
of
war
gave
him
no
uneasiness,
provided
there
was
more
on
the
enemy's
side
than
on
his.
His
menace
therefore
had
riT
limits
except
that
imposed
by
the
production
of
munitions.
While
more
substantial
evidence
is
still
needed,
there
is
reason
to
hope
that
his
successors
are
better
endowed
with
normal
human
qualities.
Small
and
isolated
though
it
was,
an
instance
was
given
yesterday
in
Korea
when
the
enemy
returned
a
wounded
marine
to
the
UN
forces.
In
the
confusion
of
battle,
the
North
Koreans
could
easily
have
killed
the
man
without
disturbing
the
talks
at
Pahmunjom,
but
it
seems
the
new
attitude
is
sufficiently
authentic
to
make
itself
felt
right
down
through
the
fighting
ranks.
Without,
belittling
whatever
good
intentions
Mailenkov
may
have,
it
is
likely
that
the
real
force
liehind
the
altered
policy
comes
from
deeper
in
the
heart
of
Russia.
Now
that
the
Great
Father
is
dead,
there
is
no
one
sufficiently
strong
to
deceive
the
plople
any
longer
that
he
knows
all
and
they
nothing.
If
the
Russians
want
peace
and
it
is
reasonable
t
suppose
they
do
Malenkov's
wisest
course
it
to
give
it
to
them.
A.
V,
U4-,rus
.':
Sooke
to
load
witn
spars
lor
lo
scllttIp
thllt
partv.
He
wot
a
floor,
but
no
selling
"
'
i.eeislature
;Enpland
nret
el-rted
to
the
"For
Aastralla-Thc
ship
AH.
jM
,
conservative,
tn
1M1.
only
Q
Can
I
pay
the
balance
of
my
tax
by
cash
when
1
mall
my
return?
A
Do
not
send
ea.sh
through
the
mall.',
Hfild
your
payment
by
cheque
or
money
order
payable
to
the
Receiver
Oeneral
oi
Canada,
ijst
januskt
tt
aairy
in-
ThornUike,
inornnme.
masier.
,
fi
d
thil,
coalition
eov-
;
jvi
icuiasju
ivuuy
fini!llar
'txitlie
n(
psi"l
dustry
of
B.C.
sent
to
Manl-
has
cleared
for
Melbourne.
Aus-,
,,rnm,,nt
niuj
lo
be
formed
be-,
toba
the
best
trusted
and
re-
tralia.
with
11
passenuers
for,
r(IUM.
n,uher
Liberals
nor
Con-;
liable
expert
they
could
find,
that
port
and
a
cargo
of
lumber
.rvatives
had
enough
seats
to.
Ills
Job
was
to
make
an
abso-
valued
ut
$7.M0."
form
a
snfe
eovernment.
He
ran
lutely
Impartial
factual
report
;
...
,acain
in
1!H5.
acaln
as
a
Coal
1
on
exactly
what
happened
when!
In
an
i860
edition
of
th
ic-
iUonUt
le
showed
his
driving
Winnipeg
adopted
the
new
sy-
toria
Colonist
I
found
the
'-,
nnd
determination
in
-
,
U.S.
May
Request
tern.
lowing
intriguing
noir.
m.toi.v
m,
whpn
h(,
Pontest,d
tne
Cm
.
A
wa
ie
offer
by
the
city
conn-
3rrt
,h-
fui
pal
sr.
ell
was
unanimously
rejected
at
grlliMaiy
disapp"
meetlnf
of
the
Civic
Employ-
p
c,.ii(iniiCv.
ces
Union
and
they
tlecKK-d
d
rri'l(.i
horr
N
i
e-iiCiliation
board
m
ner
es-
l)M(.hl,llItr
ho.p,ui
I;
;
spiti-
of
(he
bt
t
.
..
Z
:
.
,
.
vlnclnl
departtnenU.
9
;
As
the
result
ol
a
drive
by
the
,
p(
f
r,-"
Cl.amber
of
Commerce
headed
.
m.nUI
natifcU
i
1
nave
that
expert
repmi
one
ol
tne
popular
pamimm
01
-.rV3fi.
uadprsh'n
wi.
h
Russia
To
Release
before
me.
It
la
contained
ir
sir
Ithe
dav
Ansconib
Mr.
bert
won
Feeling
throttlfd
in
Bennett
resigned
his
B
C
Dr.
Walter
Linse
to
keep
In
I'M",
and
ronte.sted
the
Yale
have
beeii
enrolitd.
pages
of
single
spaced
type-1
"Ratting
March
At
-Round
the
feilpt.
It
literally
shrieks
to
Corner'
8aloon
last
evenint;
BC:
"Whoa
whoa
go
alow."
iHhlrpser's
Joe
was
occupied
for
ione
minute
and
10
seconds
in
HERE
are
the
main
facts:
milling
eight
rats,
while
Film's
1.
Safeway
store
greatly
In-
j
Jack
did
the
same
service
for
creased
their
milk
sales
by
sell-;
the
community
in
55
second'.
Ing
2
cents
below
wagon
de-1
'Jack'
Is
therefore
the
champion
livery
price.
They
were
selling!
of
the
heavyweights"
1.9
per
cent
of
all
fluid
milk!
It
sounds
a
horrible
pa.itime.
He
felt
the
trial
23
Yeuit
Ann
Todov
federal
by-election.
The
Coaser-
BOSS
APi
United
States
vntive
prime
ministership
of
authorities
here
are
reported
rnnnda
apm-al-d
to
him
But
contemplating
testing
the
Rus-
he
lost
that
by-election
to
Owen
sians'
new
conciliatory
attitude
The
belief
been
.spread
Pch.atrle
.
J
to
at
the
city
hall
that
no
move
!";"
,.
w
Jones
of
the
CCF
bv
asking
them
once
again
..
..
i.
V.
;
'-
(
-1-
-
t
.
Scriplure
JPaSiuqe
jar
Jodaij
"Lc,
the
winter
ia
past."
Song
of
Solomon
2:11.
He
was.
at
that
point,
en-
free
Dr.
Waiter
Uinse,
nernn
.ill
oe
inane
o)
ir,
o.,
cuumu
H
,
,h,
r
.0
oppo,
proeeedlnw
which
'facilities
and
ttr
before
the
new
system
went
in.
j
doesn't
It?
But
the
mystery
Is
t)r(.V
01t;'
nr
nad
nothing
in'.l-Communu-t
leader
who
was
Thev
were
selltne
around
8
Der.thia-
who
were
Shirpsers
io'
more
mvrhlatnt.
I'
He
was
not
downhearted
In
kidnapped
last
July
and
drained
OilVff
uri
11
IliflUUl'id
in
hit
D.iu-
rrme
Court
oi
IJritL.h
ColumbU
uith
a
vip-jv
to
havinu
a
coinmU-
1949
he
was
ai;aln
elected
as
a
into
the
Soviet
zone
cent
as
of
January
15,
1953.
jand
Eden'i
Jack?
couiu
triey
2.
But
to
offset
the
fact
tint
:
have
b-en
assistants
to
barteml-tome
B
per
cent
of
the
people
prs
called
Shlrpser
and
Eden?
OTTAWA
DIARY
&S232
Coalitionist
to
the
BC.
Hnuso.
late
that
year
became
so
open
and
social
worsen
-and
will
continue
to
:
'
factors
111
'our
'agalii't
mental
i-
At
least
seven
times
the
Am-
sionpr
mU.(1
bv
,lw
provin-erienns
have
aked
Oen
Va.-vslly
rU,
0ov,Ftll!nl,nt
t
take
over
f
Chuikov.
Sovjrt
commander
in
,hf
af
,lrx
f
uie
city
Tarliament
returned
from
ita
'
that
their
extra
living
expenses
Vrief
Ea.r
;recesg
to
didover
a
accrue
every
tfsy
the
ire
away
minor
disturbance
on
its
own
'
from
home.
'
'
'
;
Koi
ca.sri-anu-cariy
muib.
i
ccin
we
11
never
,
a
thrPnt
to
Anseomb
that
a
per
quart
cheaper,
the
remain-
'conservative
convention
was
ing
92
per
cent
lost
out-in!
To
pet
away
from
politics.
I
ra,lpd
An,comb
resigned
nn.l
some
cases
lost
their
delivery
i
said?
Is
that
why
I
went
to
the,
fan
ff)r
the
11!1C)rMhip
anntn.
service
altogether.
Small
shops
j
Archives?
I
saw
the
'
''anain-;(
Bennett
Anseomb
won.
were
hardest
hit.
j
George
lH-arke
-In
the
M'.-
To
fjt
j.,,
dlf)
nnt
hcnt
down
IVr-
;
3.
A
mad
scramble
developed
:
me
there
Is
only
one
George
,,,
Determination
and
am
Holidays
H
r.Jlsl
VM
,iniili!.
I'l
Hit
nmiiriuni-
ates
for
Unse
s
release
but
al
1
0
YeorS
AqO
Today
ways
hi
vain.
The
Russians
have
Wailne
Uousinjr
has
axreed
either
Ignored
the
requesU
or
l0
lnM,n
a
cUellcIaii
to
supervise
claimed
Utnorance
of
Unse
s
,e
1,rr,)ar,lKin
and
srrvm
of
whereabouts
and
this
despite
,
,..
ih,r.i,v
tita!lm
a
labor
front.
Because
it
proposed
Actually,
they
are
all
recruited
to
sit
mornings
as
well
as
after-'from
Ottawa.
They
are
typically
noons
and
nights,
its
Hansard
middle-aged
married
ex-stenos
'
among
the
distributors
to
put
Pearkcs
ine
uyiianui;
s'im'
hiiinn
Here
Agw
I
njuv
thi.
in
an
A
I
I"
Bennett
then
proceeded
to
thp
Presentation
of
documented
1
lhrMl,.nP1
R!r'jke
by
iura
nip-
amanuenses
were
demanding
who
use
their
Jobs
to
step-up
the
i
in
cardboard
carton
machines,
;
turned
MP
for
Nanalmo.
I
w.is
more
pay
1
miaaie-ciass
incomes
or
tneir
uui
as
noi
enougn
01
inese
areiso
astonusneu
1
luum
u
""
;
embarrass
Anseomb
every
The
Hansard
amanuenses
are
inr.i
romwe
-
available
lor
an,
cnaos
tempor-:
i,r.
of
that
eariy
ueorge
rcumr
:
chance
he
got
In
arily
ensued.
One
dairy
even;
to
find
he
was
a
leading
lawyer
.
rouh.
matters
to
a
husbands
to
the
luxury
fringe.
Their
Jobs
don't
interfere
ser
1051
he
head
by
,
not
by
any
means
as
important
people
as
their
high-sounding
of
Victoria
in
the
early
days
iously
with
their
domestic
life.
Blue
Ni
lil
Dimwit
trouble-1'"
and
hiiKtled
out
of
West
Berlin
!
11
by
Communist-paid
thims
Dr
gnd
Mrs
j
T
Mandy
Pom.
When
the
former
UH
hlnh
,
m.morfltPfl
tn0r
IOtn
weddinn
commlMloner.
Walter
J.
Donnel-;a!lnlvorM1.T
w)h
ft
rPrf)njcra.
Iv,
sent
a
Chrlhtma
paekaae
for
,,,,,
rPr(,mony
al
the
home
of
Mnse
last
Oecember,
It
was
re-lMr
8nf,
Mr-,
M;lh
Ton
lyrr
turned
markPd
"misaddressed
used
small
American
size
quarts
in
the
emergency.
4.
The
smaller
dairies
which
The
Colonist,
writing
his
obit-uarv.
said:
"Death
comes
to
all
title
might
indicate.
They
are
j
Normally,
making
allowance
for
the
typists
who
transcribe
the
j
its
Wednesday
half-holiday,
Par-
-that
ceaseless
dun.
who
wal
1
were
hardest
hit
either
had
t'l
EXTRA
SPEC
quitting
Coalition,
crossing
th"
floor
of
the
House
to
sit
as
an
Independent.
He
watched
his
chances,
with
that
uncanny
political
sense
'if
his.
and
just
before
the
election
he
went
Social
Credit.
dictaphone
recordings
of
House
Uament
works
four
and
one-half
go
out
of
business
altogether,
1
tn
all.
yet
watts
for
none.'
"
days
per
week.
But
the
amanu
proceedings
made
by
the
Han
,...
ANM.U
Tl
IX"
eases
don't
work
even
that
or
lay
off
employees,
and
cut
cut
routes
which
could
not
pay
Donnelly
then
pledged
that
U
S
'
authorities
would
never
stop,
As
far
as
U
known,
ororgo
Pearkes,
lawyer,
wait
no
relation
to
George
Pearkes,
politician.
Cheaper
u"
shoe-le.
lth
-
stretch.
They
rotate
on
a
three
sard
reporters.
They
don't
even
correct
any
mistakes
in
punctuating
or
reporting.
Editors
are
though,
to
be
fair,
he
didn't
pressing
for
his
relea.se.
Linse.
and
one-half
day
week
basis.
TRUCKS
In
short,
it
s
reasonably
safe
to
u,...i.h:ikern'1"
say
that
no
comparable
working
under
the
new
system.
5
The
per
capita
milk
consumption
in
Winnipeg
declined.
Total
consumption
shrank.
Hence
many
hundreds
of
farmer
milk
shippers
had
to
be
cut
off
from
the
well
paying
fluid
i:i.a
know
It
was
rolng
to
be
a
band-
an
outspoken
foe
of
communism
At
this
point
I
was
right
back
.
WBRon
But
that's
what
it
turn-
1
who
was
given
to
documenting
into
politics",
and
so
I
gave
up.
fld
out
an(J
tnafa
what
it's
go-'
his
charges
with
hard
proof,
was
The
Archives
will
have
to
wait
j
lnR
ttay
for
a
while
yet.
la
(horn
in
the
Russian
side.
until
after
the
election.
-
I
started
counting
up
our
pre-;
r.
1
1
Vi
I
if'
TJ
1
group
in
the
nation
has
It
any
Motor
better,
11
as
good,
from
the
condUi""
lillU
standpoint
of
not
being
either
Water
Well
CASING
t
nt
(
imii-r
l.il
ami
iMmeollr
W
H
Pipe
and
Steel
Aluminum
Roofing
and
Siding
HECTOR
MACHINE
CO.
ITl.
Matt
Aftrlrenaea
tnvMiMiiv
mm
-mini
trei
I
IH.lMY
sth
Ave
and
I'll
N
HI.
K
KNOW
Yl'
HISFH'
III
V
VOI
employed
to
do
that.
Their
Job
if
wholly
manual.
They
could
be
replaced
by
the
inexperienced
and
over-green
products
of
any
business
college.
Those
amanuenses
are
paid
$10
50
per
day,
but
on
the
basis
of
a
seven-day
week.
The
real
explanation
for
this
is
simply
the
way
tax
money
la
wasted
ln
the
payment
of
Parliamentary
services.
But
if
you
asked
House
milk
market
altogether.
8.
A
check
shows
that
only
underpaid
or
overworked
Consequently,
there
was
surprise
and
even
a
little
Indigna
?sT,ltSSl
St
ruiure
01
teniiai
Ainca
reaeranon
rTKw
j
Rests
With
Voters
ol
Southern
Rhodesia
A.
C.
Bennett
is
the
!5th
pre-
!
BobParW
well-to-do
women
who
drive
their
own
cars
bought
tlw
cheaper
milk
in
cash-and-carry
stores.
Even
these
families
bought
less.
Young
mothers
with
children,
pensioners
ln
outlying
suburbs,
and
the
poor
people
who
live
far
from
super
tion
in
Parliamentary
circles
1
when
these
privileged
ladies
weighed'
In
with
their
demand
for
more
cold
cash
because
a
couple
of
hours
was
being
added
in
these
final
days
to
their
normal
f
Ive-and-one-h
a
1
f
hour
mler.
I
also
learned
that
in
the!
,
SALISBURY,
Rhodesia
iReu-32
years,
from
1871
to
1003,
there
j
tersi
Nearly
30.000
Southern
were
premiers,
but,
In
the
I
Rhodeslnns
will
give
their
verdict
Controversy
over
the
federa-j
Hon
proposals
contained
In
a
White
Paper
Issued
at
the
end
of
the
London
conference
have
left
doubt
about
what
the
decision
of
Southern
Rhodesia's
49,032
50
years
since
1903,
there
have:
on
the
proposed
Central
African
officials
you
would
be
told
that,
as
sessional
employees,
they
come
from
outside
the.
Capital
and
been
but
10
premiers.
Party
politics
came
In
1903,
to
that
markets
were
hardest
hit
as
federation
or
Northern
and
Southern
Rhodesia
and
Nyasn-land
when
they
get
to
the
polls
In
a
referendum
tomorrow.
working
day.
What
the
MP's
don't
stop
to
consider
In
situations
such
as
were
farmers.
(proves
that
party
politics,
de-
this
one
Is
that
the
Parliamentary
hired
help
is
just
taking
a
j
Federation,
on
terms
worked
out
at
a
London
conference
In
i
January,
would
give
the
self-
Prison
Riot
Choked
Off
PUSAN,
Korea
(CP)
United
ADENAUER
THANKS
US
FOR
HELP
AND
KINDNESS
leaf
out
of
their
own
book.
The
House
employees
are
close
to
the
process
by
which
tax
money
is
governing
colony
of
Southern
OVERSTOCKED
T0ASTMASII$
U'TOMATIC
TOASTKRS
Regular
$29.95
Now
S22.95
appropriated
lavishly
for
purposes
that
often
are
of
dubious
necessity
even
when
not
out-rightly
political
In
their
purpose.
registered
voters
will
be.
Sir
Godfrey
Hugglns,
Southern
Rhodesia's
prime
minister,
and
Roy
Welensky.
leader
of
the
unofficial
members
In
Northern
Rhodesia's
legislative
council,
have
campaigned
vigorously
for
federation.
Substantial
European
opinion
still
opposes
It,
mainly
because
It
lacks
essential
native
support.
But
Hugglns
has
assured
the
voters
of
Southern
Rhodesia
that
if
they
accept
the
plan
It
will
be
passed
by
the
House
of
Commons.
The
'legislative
councils
of
Northern
Rhodesia
and
Nyasa-land
will
debate
the
proposals
after
the
referendum
has
been
held
in
Southern
Rhodesia
Then
they
see
the
Parliamen
Nations
officials
today
said
two
Red
prisoners-of-war
were
shot
to
death
and
one
wounded,
another
was
found
slain,
and
a
threatened
uprising
was
choked
off
last
Friday
ln
three
Incidents
at
camps
on
and
near
Koje
Island.
The
command
said
there
was
nothing
to
Indicate
the
Incidents
were
connected.
All
three
Rhodesia
and
tne
two
British,
protectorates
a
virtually
autonomous
federal
parliament
and
prospects
of
ultimate
dominion
status
in
the
British
Commonwealth.
Two
African
representatives
from
each
territory
would
sit
ln
the
parliament.
Only
whern
an
African
affairs
board,
as
a
standing
committee
of
the
federal
parliament,
felt
that
legislation
wan
detrimental
to
native
Interests
would
royal
assent
be
required.
NEW
YORK
Chancellor
Konrad
Adenauer
of
West
Germany
arrived
Monday
for
a
round
of
conferences
with
President
Eisenhower
and
other
UB.
government
officials,
to
be
followed
by
a
visit
to
Ottawa.
.
Adenauer
will
make
a
one-day
visit
to
Ottawa
for
talks
with
Canadian
government
officials
April
18.
He
will
fly
from
Ottawa
to
Europe.
Expressing
gratitude
for
U.S.
"help
and
kindness"
to
Germany,
he
said:
"Very
rarely
in
past
history
has
a
victorious
people
stretched
out
a
helpful
hand
towards
thn
vanquished,
as
you
have
done."
tarians'
open-handed
generosity
towards
themselves
ln
successive
salary
and
pension
grabs.
Under
ths
circumstances
It's
hardly
surprising
If
they
come
to
the
con
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
flfj
clusion
that
tax
monies
are
gravy
Phone
644
involved
North
Korean
prison
tor
tnose
witn
the
enterprise
ers.
No
UN
personnel
were
hurt,
or
the
opportunity
to
grab.
1