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Tuesday,
January
19,
19S4
Compulsory
Unionism
Defeated
in
Sydney
As
I
See
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SYDNKY,
Australia
Compulsory
iinionisiu,
subject
recently
of
the
hottest
Australian
politictl
l-umnus
in
vcars.
has
had
its
first
defeat.
iutbonzed
an
second
class
majby
tli
Post
Office
Department,
Ottava
B.C's
Poor
Defence
f.
v.
'RITICISM
of
Canada's
defence
force
by
Lt-
A
young
Sydney
woman
who
objected
on
religious
grounds
to
joining
a
union
has
had
her
objection
upheld
by
the
New
South
Wales
industrial
registrar.
New
South
Wales
legislation
compelling
adult
workers
to
foe-long
to
a
union
was
put
through
by
the
state
tabor
government
in
the
face
of
strong
opposition,
some
of
it
In
Labor's
own
ranks.
kighl-Hand
Mank
WHEN
CD.
Howe
made
the
announcement
of
the
building
of
the
natural
gas
pipeline
from
near
Calgary
to
Toronto
and
Montreal
he
received
among
union
ofiicials
and
other
government
supimrters
that
objectors
who
aren't
really
religious
may
use
the
loouliole
to
avoid
joining
the
unions.
One
suggestion
Is
tnat
the
objections,
now
heard
In
private,
should
be
made
public
hearings.
The
sponsors
of
the
Idea
apparently
feel
that
only
objectors
with
really
V
o
n
s
c
I
e
n
1
1
o
u
s
grounds
would
face
that
kind
ot
ordeal.
What
may
mean
more
serious
T.
II.
ATKINSON
has
been
elected
vice-president
of
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada.
Mr.
Atkinson
has
been
general
manager
of
the
Bank
Rime
1949
and
will
continue
to
serve
in
that
en
parity.
Hp
Iihs
)wn
a
director
since
1A5S.
1
li'
..X
BIMRO.
star
tiger
of
the
Krone
Circus
In
Munich
bother
for
the
statw
Labor
government
I,;
a
legal
challenge
by
half
a
dozen
big
employer
organizations.
They
are
attacking
thrills
slice-tutors
with
this
startling
leap
over
tlie
Iipjj,
V.
Trulike
through
a
papered
.hoop.
The
beast
Is
when
lie
conies
w
huh
siuni.
inr
u
is
me
last
on
n,
.
LETTERBOX
The
legislation
became
law
in
i
December
and
non-unionists
were
elven
28
days
to
join,
but
the
time
limit
is
not
being
observed
.strictly
by
the
government.
Compulsory
union
has
lung
been
established
In
the
neighboring
state
of
Queensland.
Al
l,
KMFI.OVKKS
Tlie
new
lnw
Include
all
employees
whose
work
is
covered
by
a
New
South
Wales
industrial
award
and
some
of
the
big
unions
expect
to
harvest
a
big
increase
in
union
fees.
Critic
of
the
measure
have
claimed
that
its
main
Inspiration
was
the
de
and
It
sigiZSils;
the
end
of
the
performance
for
hi
the
new
law
on
constitutional
grounds.
The
new
act
snys
the
!
employers
must
v'lve
absolute
1
preferer.ee
in
employment
to
!
unionists
and
Imposes
heavy
:
penalties
on
those
who
know-i
mgly
keep
non-unionists
on
I
their
payrolls.
The
challenge
will
be
heard
in
I
the
High
Court.
SPECIALS
IN
USED
RECONDITIONtl
RADIOS
and
PLAYERS
Col.
H.
V.
J.
Peck
in
Vancouver
has
focussed
attention
on
the
inadequacy
of
RC.'s
coastal
pro-ection.
.
Speaking
anonymously,
military
men
admit
hat
the
RCAF,
which
probably
would
bo
the
first,
-ervice
in
contact
with
the
enemy,
is
far
below
jrength
for
the
job.
There
is
only
one
active
squadron
on
the
coast,
based
at
Comox,
and
that
is
prim-irily
for
anti-submarine
duty.
Two
reserve
fighter
-quadrons
are
based
at
Sea
Island,
but
they
have
obsolete
planes
that
could
not
hope
to
intercept
top-light
jets.
In
these
circumstances,
the
defence
of
B.C.
is
dependent
primarily
on
air
strength
in
Alaska.
If
an
attacking-
bomber
force
could
avoid
interception
from
that
quarter,
it
would
have
virtually
a
clear
;ath
into
the
heart
of
Canada
a
likely
target
lefore
the
ultimate
plunge
into
the
U.S.A.
Although
laymen
should
avoid
guesswork
on
nilitary
strategy,
it
does
not
seem
too
naive
to
sug-f
est
that
a
long-range
bomber
attack
could
escape
Alaskan
interference
by
skirting
the
territory
and
crossing
the
coast
at
some
point
north
of
Vancouver
Island.
With
mid-air
refuelling
now
an
established
manoeuvre,
distance
is
much
less
of
a
problem
than
before.
OVI
KI.OOKH)
FACT
The
Kdilor,
The
Dally
News:
May
I.
through
the
courtesy
of
your
columns,
make
a
reply
to
M.
Wesley
of
Port
Simpson
My,
my,
Mr.
Wesley,
how
did
-Tube,
Kf
A
Vll'TOIt
an
ovation
f
com
the
whole
!
House
that
made
even
his
j
granite
-
like
countenance
!
light
up.
He
looked
as1
pleased
as
a
schoolboy,
and
I
don't
blame
him.
I
figure
the
construction
of
that
pipeline
will
be
as
great
a
nation-building
job
as
was
even
the
building
of
the
CPR.
Among
other
things
it
will
save
this
country
vast
amounts
of
money
which
we
now
spend
on
c6al
from
the
US
A.
But
apart
altogether
from
that,
it
will
literally
transform
for
the
better
the
winter
living
conditions
in
such
places
as
northern
Ontario.
HOWE
will
surely
loom
large
in
the
future
history
of
Canada,
apart
altogether
from
his
notable
achievements
in
the
fields
of
business
and
eneineerlii".
as
they
tie
in
with
national
affairs.
Once
again
we
see
working
out
the
inevitable
pattern
of
Canaan
affairs.
This
nation
is
a
two-race
state,
and
you
cannot
(
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sire
ol
ine
unions,
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tuning
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new
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you
know
and
where
did
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tM0
government.
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oil
Know,
you
snoiuu
ue
congratulated
and
quite
proud
of
power.
The
criti;
aie
jubilant
over
(i-E
MANTEL
Wp
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tubes.
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.
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Pl.AVHt
A
soup
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95
yourself.
You
may
now
take
your
9
the
defeut
of
a
federal
Labor
place
alongside
Senator
Joe
M
i
candidate
n
a
by-election
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.
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Oil
I
Ell
l'KI.I
ANI
KE(
ONIll'l
KINKII
Rli
country
riding.
In
the
campaign
the
non-I.abor
forces
made
"forced
unionism"
the
big
Issue.
ANI
I'l.AVEItS
AT
"OIVE-AW'A
V
HftKFs
j
RUPERT
RADIO
&
EM
you
as
a
colleague,
I
m
sure,
'Your
little
diatribe
against
the
late
Mr.
Albert
Lelghton,
sr
.
should
not
go
unanswered.
If.
as
you
say,
he
could
neither
read
nor
write
.
.
.
that
all
or
most
of
the
Natives
at
that
particular
time
were
Illiterate,
not
excluding
M.
Wesley's
forefathers.
Your
defamatory
attack
upon
a
man's
good
name,
one
who
is
313
Third
Avenue
W.
PM
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
I
OR
TAKE
Ol'T
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
I
KOVIDI
O
LOOPHOLE
The
law
has
always
provided
a
Joophole
for
people
who
object
on
religious
Rrounds
to
being
;
unionists.
The
first
successful
!
objection
to
the
new
act,
there
i
say
that
too
often,
for
it
is
the
IOII
fore,
was
not
remarkable.
But
it
i
.
,..
.
-
iio
longer
w.m
us,
us.
u
say
u.e
,
some
unpasy
fpellnR
Be
Thrifty
.
.
.
Spend
Wisely,
1
always
insist
on.:
o
,
most
fundamental
fact
about
all
!
public
life
in
Canada,
j
If
you
examine
the
Canadian
I
Prime
Ministers
who
succeeded
;
you
see
that
they
never
once
did
ti
while
"going
it
alone."
In
fact,
1
the
most
disastrous
failure
of
a
government
that
we
ever
had
in
i
Canada
was
under
a
man
who
j
was
personally
as
capable
a
man
1
as
ever
sat
in
the
PM's
seat.
The
'
late
R.
B.
Bennett
simply
did
not
i
foce
the
most
elementary
fact
of
.life
in
Canadian
politics.
You
;
can't
work
"one-man
govern-iment"
In
a
two-race
nation.
I
'THE
GREAT
Conservative
Mac-
Do
you
also
question
Mr.
Peer
Lelghton
honesty?
1
assure
you
I
that,
if
there
was
any
doubt,
in!
his
mind
that
the
report
was
not
I
authentic,
then
he
would
never
have
ratified
it.
However,
since
my
uncle
Mr.
;
Peter
Lelghton
is
still
very
much
j
alive,
he
is
quite
capable
of
re-
j
fiitlng
any
disparaging
innuen-;
'
dos
cast
his
way.
BUY
THE
BES
-
Since
Port
Hardy
could
in
an
emergency
revert
to
its
function
as
an
air
force
base,
the
enemy's
course
logically
would
be
well
up
in
this
direction
where
the
coast
is
particularly
vulnerable.
Once
over
the
mountains,
the
attackers
could
choose
their
direction
at
will.
;
While
it
is
true
that
Sandspit
could
be
utilized
if
there
were
sufficient
warning,
it
would
be
a
makeshift
measure
at
best.
The
single
strip
there
does
not
lend
itself
to
all-weather
flying,
and
there
;yuld
be
serious
problems
of
supply.
The
operation
Vould
tie
up
ships
and
men
which
woul3
be
much
niore
useful
elsewhere.
,
If
this
line
of
reasoning
makes
any
sense
at
all,
a
coastal
airport
in
this
vicinity
as
well
as
a
squadron
to
man
it
appears
to
be
a
matter
of
real
importanceNaturally
one
prefers
to
believe
that
world
conditions
will
never
provoke
the
attack
described,
but
optimism
is
no
substitute
for
defence.
If
HORACE
LEIGHTON,
Vancouver.
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WE
MAKE
JOHS
The
Editor.
.
.foremost
infrozen
foods
donald
had
Cartier
as
his
I
i
French-Variadmrv
pnttner.
I.
His
,,.
TV.,!,,
MOIIIC
1
success
was
solidly
built
on
the
',,.
;
vn,.
nrt.P
nf
1
January
11,
signed
Mr.
Johnston.
You
state
th.-.i
the
Nev
Cana
dians
take
the
jobs
away
from
'
'
I
,
jjj,
INSIST
I
ON
j;
fr!
jjp
Ij1
;
partnership
principle..
'
Laurier
had
partners
like
i
Fielding
and
Graham.
Kipg
had
i
.
Lapointe
and
at
the
very
fun-j
'
eral
of
Lapointe
he
discussed
the
I
necessity
of
finding
some
out-i
standing
French-Canadian
to
take
Lapointe
's
place.
Louis
St.
Laurent
was
brought
into
the
government
for
that
very
tuirDose
v.
ith
resujts
we
all
now
know.
CLARENCE
Decatur
Howe
will
j
sure'v
wo
down
in
history
as
j
the
great
English-speaking
right
!
hand
man
of
Louis
St.
Laurent.
the
Canadians.
I'm
sure
if
you
were
living
in
:
Europe,
as
a
civilian,
during
the
war
...
no
home,
living
in
a
hole
with
rats,
nothing
to
eat
and,
if
there
was,
standing
in
lines
Jor
days,
I
think
Mr.
Johnston,
if
you
had
experienced
that,
you'd
look
for
a
new
country
too.
,
The
government
lets
us
in
this
countrv
as
there
are
jobs,
and
we
make
Jobs.
What
attitude
do
you
take
Mr.
Johnston?
Please
don't
take
it
out
on
the
new
Canadians,
take
Another
GREAT
FILM
at
the
REGULAR
BAPTIST
CHURCH
"CONTRARY
WINDS"
A
55-minute
colour
film
of
STANLEY,
who,
like
Noah,
tries
to
esape
from
Ood
aboard
the
"Contrary
Winds
"
TONIGHT
-
8
p.m.
EVERYBODY
WELCOME
POTATOES
AND
ihose
planes
ever
do
appear
off
these
shores,
our
'
;
i
earlier
hopes
will
not
render
them
harmless.
j
'
Because
of
the
certainty
of
its
benefits
to
this
,
U'hole
northwest
district
in
peacetime,
arid
its
poss-.
'
ible
value
to
all
of
Canada
in
war,
let
us
see
con-
struction
of
that
airport
start
without
more
deiay.
OTTAWA
DIARY
w
By
Norman
M
MacLeod
"rThe
myth
that
Canada
has
,
will
not
come
now,
the
experts
been
engaged
for
some
tun"
past
-'ay,
ugles.
.Canada-;
a
ad
;
the
VEGETAE
j
Hp
is
as
strange
a
type
of
public
figure
as
he
is
a'
strong
j
character.
He
breaks
most
of
I
the
rules
that
almost
anybody
HOUSTON
CO-OP
it
up
with
the
government.
It's
time
you
forgot
about
your
grudges
of
eight
years
ago.
If
you
don't,
we
will
never
have
peace
in
the
world,
and
Isn't
that
what
tUls
wirld
is
looking
for
would
wiite
in
a
book
about
i
"How
to
Be
a
Successful
Politi
MARKET
ASSOCU
:!
Sixth
Ave.
E.
A.
TIIOKPK
Pastor;
A
NEW
CANADIA
in
the
short-sigmea
pursuit
m
oa
iwucfiMK
""r
V
cian."
He
used
to
exasperate
Mackenzie
King,
:
i
because,
hp
was
at'
times
too
i
m
p
a'
1
1
e
n
t
td
sit
through
a
visit
by
some
long-winded
delegation.
He
has
been
known
to
get
mad,
and
say
cuss-
tossing
away-
her
traditional
crop
in
the
19M
harvest.
That
could
create
a
real
marketing
problem.
COST
OF
:
ELECTRICAL
ENERGY
United
Kingdom
market
in
exchange
for
a
less
dependable
market
In
the
United
States
Isn't
standing
up
very
well
in
the
light
of
available
facts.
ieii-irm-il
inA
nt
niifn
hplnw
rnvprinn
rn,t,
tfl
rpiflentiol
CUSfOITierS,
HOS
f
words,
right
out
loud.
In
the
field
of
imports,
i
n
the
,..,,,.
,
!
wo,lld
be
th
tlrst
to
a,d-lerente
approximately
four-for-one
pre-
have
mit
that
he
has
made
some
mis-been
which
trade
figures
showing
in
recent-
months
lakes.
But
on
balance
he
has
for
United
States
eoods
over
probably
contributed
more
to
the
iniuiii
"
"
"-a
iv,
3"-"
,
,
,
obtained
from
the
last
certified
yearly
srafements
issued
by
the
supply
authorities
listed:
It
seems
that
instead
of
selling
less
wheat
to
Britain
in
the
current
crop
year,
Canada
so
far
has
sold
more
than
last
year
despite
the
fact
that
last
year
Britain
was
a
member
of
the
International
Wheat
Agreement
club,
which
she
isn't
tliLs
year,
material
progress
of
this
Canada
than
any
man
who
has
yet
sat
near
any
Prime
Minister
of
Canada.
RESIDENTIAL
SERVICE
The
Editor,
The
Daily
News:
The
Native
Brotherhood
of
B.C.
welcomes
the
introduction
of
equal
pay
for
emial
work
for
women
because
for
years
our
native
net-women
have
received
far
Inferior
pay
for
equal
work
and
In
some
cases
for
superior
work.
We
are
now
within
our
rights
to
correct
a
long
.standing
injustice.
On
behalf
of
our
native
women
net-workers,
on
the
basis
of
appeals
and
recommenditlons
during
the
year,
we
will
be
demanding
equal
pay
for
our
women;
equal
to
that
i
reived
by
the
men
doing
the
same
type
of
work.
I
A.J.
SCOW,
I
Acting
Business
Agent.
goods
from
the
United
Kingdom
now
stands
revealed
as
wholly
a
matter
of
competitive
prices.
A
study
which
has
Just
been
com
Ave.
It''"1'
pleted
shows
that
United
King-
k.h
nz
and
also
despite
the
fact
that.
dom
export
prices
have
gone
up
last
year
was
an
all-time
record
year
for
International
wheat
trading.
Costly
Kindness
DUNNVILLE,
Out.
(CP)
Austin
Fortune
slowed
down
his
car
to
avoid
hitting
a
cat
on
a
snow-covered
highway.
The
car
skidded
Into
the
guardrails,
and
was
damaged
to
the
extent
of
$200.
t
3
Ave.
K.W.II.
l'ed
;
Avcraxe
Supply
Location
x-r
Month
Monthly
Bill
B.C.
Power
Commission
Alberni
206
,
$5.05
Nonoimo-Duncon
192
"
4.95
Komloops
I77
515
North-Okonogon
158
4.85
B.C.
Electric
Co.
Ltd.
Victoria
216
4.40
"
"
Voncouver
260
5.95
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert
243
4.05
218
percent
as
compared
with
prices
prior
to
World
War
II;
!
over
the
same
period
United
States
export
prices
have
ad-
j
vanced
only
110
percent.
In
this
price
situation
United
States
goods
naturally
and
inevitably
are
getting
the
nod
from
Canadian
purchasers.
It
Is
at
least
clear
that
no
matter
of
higher
and
strange
trading
policy
on
the
part
of
the
Canadian
Government
Is
Involved
in
the
I
Here
are
the
wheat
figures,
so
far
as
the
United
Kingdom
and
British
Commonwealth
countries
are
concerned:
To
Britain
Canada
this
year
has
sold
bo
far
29,-315.527
bushels,
as
compared
with
25.078,975
bushels
in
the
corresponding
period
of
last
year.
To
Commonwealth
coun
h
STOP
tries
(including
Britain)
sales
so
far
this
year
have
amounted
A
quantity
of
electrical
energy
is
sold
in
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
for
domestic
heating
at
a
very
low
rate.
This
reduces
the
return
received
per
K,W.
Hr.
to
38.544,921
bushels,
as
against
28,587,865
bushels
last
year.
To
foreign
countries
wheat
sales
so
far
this
year
are
down
moderately
from
118.238,931
bushels
to
88,286,515
bushels.
All
nthpr
ritip?
or
districts
inrliirlprl
in
thp
nhnvp
tnhle
hnvn
n
Inrner
number
of
dof
LATEST
REPORT
Ak
your
lnvttmnt
Dolr
for
In
latott
Roport
nd
Protpoctui
of
consumers
than
are
served
in
Prince
Rupert.
At
our
door,
Mr.
Milkman
and
leave
two
quarts
of
that
delicious
NORTHLAND
DAIRY
MILK
We
know
that
home-delivered
milk
is
cheaper,
fresher
and
best.
The
British
figures
are
viewed
lenlntprl
hills
for
certain
m
inntitipt:
rf
eprirr
tj
i
i;prt
in
vnrini
it
rnmmi
mities
do
not
c
by
government
experts
with
particular
satisfaction,
in
view
a
true
comparison,
as
these
can
be
shown
to
be
either
higher
or
lower
to
suit
practically
any
oPf
l
koi
me
xaci
mat
me
united
K'n-
i
fdom
had
its
storage
facilities
TL.
.L
l
,nt,,m
net
t"1
1
j
energy
sold.
These
factors
are
determined
from
the
total
energy
used
and
the
total
rj
received
from
certain
classified
groups
of
customers
common
to
any
community.
j
If
is
obvious
from
the
above
that
residential
consumers
in
the
City
of
Prince
Rup1
a
lower
rate,
if
not
the
lowest
of
any,
in
the
Province
of
BriTish
Columbia.
opened
and
only
became
a
purchaser
In
the
late
Fall
months.
It
will
not
surprise
Ottawa
at
aU
now
If
before
the
present
year
is
over
sales
to
the
United
Kingdom
surpass
last
year
by
a
considerable
margin.
In
any
event,
the
anxiety
once
held
for
a
possible
marketing
crisis
In
wheat
for
this
year
has
completely
disappeared.
Crisis
Northland
Dairy
Phone
18
Limited
NORTHERN
PRODUCE
FOR
NORTHERN
CONSUMERS
CALVIN
BULLOCK
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Co.
fl