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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
January
14,
1953
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeod
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upbuilding
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Prlno
Rupan
and
Northern
find
Central
British
C-olutnbla.
Ilmbfr
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
circulation
Canadian
Dolly
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
"he
Prince,
Rxipert
Dallv
News
Limited
1.
F.
MACJOR.
President
.
H.
O.
PFRRY.
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econd
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fr
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Department,
Ottawa.
Compared
with
the
usually
controversial
a
n
d
frequently
spectacular
Department
of
National
Defence,
the
Department
of
Finance
Is
a
drab
operation
u
best.
Hut
that
doesn't
prevent
It
from
U-Ing
currently
the
focal
ispnt
of
attention
for
some
of
Parliament
Hill's
.
most
experienced
and
competent
observers.
They
senxe
shrewdly
that
i-.o
other
activity
in
the
entire
realm
of
government
is
of
equal
long-range
importance
to
the
U-YDayors.
buNinrssmrn.
and
Danger
Invisible
-Man
at
Work
IF
THE
political
situation
in
B.C.
were
not
so
important
to
all
Canada
it
would
be
downright
funny.
Since
the
days
when
knights
cn
horseback
wore
iron
suits,
i-nd
dismounted
at
their
peril,
the
expression
"caught
with
their
pants
down"
has
told
its
own
story.
workers
of
the
nation.
The
of
Immediate
In
terest
is
whether,
with
the
dra-
HK.II
COUMACK,
f,
.
agent
for
the
Canadian
rV
Hallway
Company
sUift-
;,
has
been
named
general
ru.
aser.t
fur
IU
c;.i,,iy
,
,
elite,
region
with
hea!q;s.r
t
Vanrouver.
The
apoli
'..
was
effective
January
'.
Cormack's
appointment
n,
almost
42
years
afer
h
r
tnenced
snrvlce
with
th
cv
than
Pacific
as
a
ju.iht
-at
Winnipeg.
i
mtlr
pavHln
of
the
ln
Or
W
i
Clifford
Clark
as
Deputy
Min-;
Liter,
the
Finance
Ministry
will
begin
to
Kwe
its
reputation
through
the
past
two
decades
for
mounting
bureaucracy?
Un-;
der
mild-mannered,
somewhat
shy.
and
only
moderately
axser-,
tive
Kenneth
W.
Taylor
will
the
j
department
experts
continue
o
But
now
for
the
first
time
in
political
history
we
see
the
once
mighty
Liberal
party
in
B.C.
,
i
nfrt
the
retns
of
policy?
Or
"caught
with
its,
pants
down"
I
because
its
own
most
influential
I
supporters
are
helrling
the
Lih-!
eral
pants
down
so
that
the
!
Liberal
party
can
be
caught.
;
financial,
taxation,
a
sslMILESTONi
:
policies
wigtiiHir
umr
hiwicj
I
rmn
tb
1
1W-
(
1
1
v
The
same
elements
that
compelled
the
Liberals
to
stay
in
40
Yeors
Ago
Todd
CARTOONIST
ARC
HIE
DALE
of
the
Winnipeg
Free
Pre
h
poking
fun
at
the
fuluh-a
of
mankind
particularly
politicians
for
more
thsn
a
half-century.
Trie
Scottish-born
veteran
newspaper
man,
now
70,
started
cartooning
on
the
Courier
of
Dundee
hi
his
native
city.
The
cartoon
has
him
at
his
drawing
board
with
some
of
the
well-known
personalities
and
characters
who
have
been
his
favorite
subjects.
They
are,
lift
to
right:
former
Prime
Minister
R.
B
Bennett;
John
Bracken,
former
premier
of
Manl
oba:
the
late
J.
s.
Woodswortli,
founder
of
the
CCF
party;
the
late
William
Aberhart,
first
So:ial
Credit
premier
Of
Alberta;
former
Prime
Mlnbter
Mackenzfc
King.
Second
row.
left
to
right:
Lord
Haw
Haw;
Big
Business;
Old
Man
Manitoba,
and
The
Little
Fellow.
Around
Archie
are
two
sprites
he
culls
the
Doo
Dads.
CP
THOTOi
coalition
with
the
Tories
lone!
;
arounn
me
cuDinei
vaoir,
as
i
used
to
be
the
case
in
the
days
i
before
managed
currencies,
in-volvrd
rentral
bunking
tech-
nlques.
foreign
exchange
controls,
international
monetary
!
fands,
and
deficit
financing
created
the
economic
mysteries
!
which
raised
the
experts
to
Considerable
damage
.
last
night
to
the
atork
t:t
tures
In
Martin
O
Reili)
i
,,
ng
store
through
water
i
flowing
from
a
tp
m-twt
j
been
left
running
all
nipt!'
power?
ItlT.AM
WITH
"K.
B."
Cartoonist,
Now
70,
Still
Enjoys
Poking
Fun
at
Foibles
of
Mankind
'
Cotnnurailvely
early
in
the
depression
thirties
Conservative
!
Prime
Minister
R.
B
Bennett
;
rlirlriMt
(hi.
1
the
rnnncllan
bank-
WINNIPEQ
a
Cartoonist
;
gained
by
outlasting
almost
all!
Now
70.
he
gives
no
Indication
Ing
system
was
too
self-suffl-Archlbald
Dale
U
known
around
the
characters
mhich
have
sprung
of
ever
quitting
the
Canadian
Uient
to
be
an
efrtclent
arm
of
the
Winnipeg
Free
Press
as
-the
from
hia
acrid
pen
and
drawing
political
scene
from
which
most
government
economic
pohe
y
In
indestructible
man.
a
titlelboard.
of
his
themes
arc
taken.
For
1
an
emergency.
So
he
created
the
after
the
rank
and
file
detested
the
suicidal
folly.
0
that
course
are
now
moving,
;heaven
and
earth
to
have'
the
'Liberals
and
Conservatives
abdicate
hi
the
pending
1rovincial
election.
They
want
the
provincial
election
to
be
fixed-in-advanc,
a
sham
battle
a
straight
two-way
fight
between
Social
Credit
and
CCF.
The
idea
bf
course
is
to
annihilate
the-CCF
in
BC.
MEANWHILE
there
is
an
even
funnjer
aspect
'.
tot
the
going
5-cn
at
Victoria,
t
J
'
The
real
-ruler
of
BC.
is
not
even
temporary
Premier
Bennett,
who
obtained
office
as
head
of
a
party
which
got
26
per
cent
of
the
votes
as
against
31
per
cent
for
the
CCF
and
1
per
cent
for
the
Liberals.
The
real
Premier!
pro-tem
is
the
INVISIBLE.
MAN.,
who
tells
the
BC.
government
what
the
Alberta
bosses
want
done
in
B
C.
Day
by
day
the
vkience
pit's
According
to
barometer
cations
milder
weather
:
sight.
Today's
tcmperatt;r
maximum
18.
mtnunutn
lo
30
Yeors
Ago
Todo
R
C.
Mulch.
Wie
lor,
tractor.
Is
building
a
th,-house
at
Lake
Kathiyn
k
Booth
Fuherles
Conipit:
Prince
Rupert
Th
formal
opening
of
Itn
Court
House
has
been
pe'?
for
one
week
ami
r
0
f'..
mill
leave
for
Ptmre
R
i-r
!
more
than
50
years,
government
;
Bank
of
Canada
and
raided
the
I
officials,
their
foibles
and
poll-
Royal
Bank
for
Its
most
promls-cles
have
been
the
subjects
of
,
Ing
rising
execuUve
Clraham
,
his
lampooning
He
signs
Arch
Towers
to
be
its
head.
At
the
:
and
is
called
Archie.
'
j
Kame
Ume.
he
realised
the
y
S
Some
older
Canadians
will
re-
I
rial
and
political
Implications
af
Letterbox
being
able
to
record
such
a
re-
member
his
work
from
their!
the
New
Deal
policies
which
the
GOOD
CO-OPERATION
Editor,
The
Daily
News.
.
.
May
I,
on
behalf
of
the
Cost
ult.
For
many
years,
the
volume
fchilhood.
espec
ially
Doc
Saw-j
Roosevelt
'
administration
wis
of
Christmas
mall
has
been
bones.
Old
Man
Crouch
and
!
pioneering.
8om
of
them,
lie
steadily
Inrte&sing
and
this
was
I
other
Immortals
of
the
Doo
Dadi
kn"w.
would
have
to
be
adopt'd
January
24
20
Years
AgoTodo)
A
K.
Parlow.
diUiu
t
!
it
old
;
by
Canada.
Consequently,
he
set
masters
of
Canada
and
the
postal
again
the
case
this
year,
when
who
first
ppvured
in
the
staffs
generally,
express
our
ap-more
than
250
000.000
Individual
Orain
Orowers'
Oulde.
told
the
Chamber
of
CVrr-.
ebout
to
find
a
top
Canadian
At
Last
Some
Action
WITHOUT
the
slightest
sign
of
fuss
or
fury,
there
has
been
announced
in
city
council
a
project
infinitely
more
worthwhile
than
past
proposals
which
have
consumed
hours
and
days
of
useless
debate.
It
is
the
five-year
public
works
program
for
roads
and
sidewalks
made
known
by
Alderman
Krueg-er,
chairman
of
the
board
of
works
committee.
At
last
there
is
hope
that
the
mincing-,
peevish
approach
to
civic
improvements
is
being-
abandoned.
Had
this
policy
continued
as
yet
it
may,
unless
the
cue
is
taken
our
thoroughfares
and
other
neglected
property
would
certainly
have
suffered
complete
disintegration
while
the
city
fathers
glared
hotly,
but
inertly,
at
each
other.
Perhaps
optimism
is
premature,
but
it
is
also
forgivable.
After
months
of
much
talk
and
no
action,
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
were
forced
to
the
sad
realization
that
at
the
city
hall
they
had
a
good
comic
opera
but
little
administration.
While
a
few
council
members
did
their
best,
the
hammy
dialog-tie
of
the
character
parts
was
too
much
for
them.
Although
admittedly
Alderman
Krueger's
plan
has
not
yet
progressed
far
enough
to
excite
any
dramatics,
there
is
a
businesslike
intent
in
the
proposal
which
has
a
pleasant
effect
on
ratepayers'
jaded
nerves
and
gives
rise
to
the
encouraging
thought
that
the
worst
is
over.
The
proposal
also
centres
attention
on
the
important
duties
of
the
works
superintendent
who
is
making
a
study
of
the
repairs
and
improvements
needed.
In
all
such
cases
the
success
of
a
project
depends
primarily
on
the
recommendations
of
the
expert
who
conducts
the
original
survey.
If
the
recommendations
are
not
made
with
thoroughness
and
intelligence,
there
is
no
hope
that
the
project
will
fare
any
better.
In
this
particular
instance
we
are
confident
that
the
work
will
be
capably
carried
out.
Announcement
of
the
plan
is
a
hopeful
introduction
to
the
council's
new
term.
We
look
forward
to
the
rest
of
the
show
being
just
as
good.
Mr.
Gordon
Scores
a
Point
WHY
CANNOT
Canadians
have
spectacular
streamlined
trains
like
the
Americans
do?
The
question,
which
is
a
pertinent
one,
is
often
asked
of
any
railwayman
unfortunate
enough
to
get
caught
in
a
crowd
intent
on
comparing
transportation
systems.
,
If
he
is
at
loss
for
an
answer,
one
has
just
been
supplied
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways'
-chairman
and
president,
Donald
Gordon.
The
answer
is
Cm
million.
Mr.
Gordon
did
not
put
it
so
briefly
but
he
did
state
that
was
the
loss
to
American
railroads
in
their
passenger
operations
last
year.
While
the
figure,
as
he
explained,
is
an
overall
one
brought
about
by
many
factors
which
make
the
U.S.
passenger
business
a
losing
game,
the
dramatic
appearance
of
the
American
trains
must
be
considered
as
one
of
the
important
expenses
involved.
To
put
streamliners
on
the
road,
trains
must
be
purchased
in
whole
sets
in
the
same
way
that
toy
trains
are
bought.
To
use
the
technical
wording,
they
are
articulated
units.
If
their
individual
coaches
or
sleepers
are
mixed
-with
standard
equipment,
the
night
an
early
rrv:vi
,
preciation
of
the
very
great
ntm
were
handled.
Careful
up
that
the
INVISIBLE
MAN
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lhuiuuuk
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flupmenien
fr,rtr.:,im
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way
the
ChrLstmas
season
which
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coPp
wh
sucn
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of
mall.!"'
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a
blend
thit
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Alherta
Vine
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full
tirvta
T
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Word
has
been
received
if.
'Alt
Ol
our
own
clforu,
however,
j
a
snarp
bhihiso
I
would
meet
distinctive
Cunadian
bor
Relations
Board-so
B
C.
I
just
pas-sed-
must
scrap
Its
full
time
board)
According
to
report
already
which
saved
this
province
scores
j
roee'ved
from
many
of
the
offi-of
millions
of
dollars
in
wages
j
ees
"eross
Canada,
the
o-opera-earned
and
goods
produced
br-iIkm
Riven
tn
public
was
would
have
counted
for
little
if
,
have
centred
on
Western
Can-!
rnruilrtans
Th
laU,
Dr
clark
the
public
had
not
co-operated
i
atla-
.
was
the
answer
lo
his
question
by
observing
the
suggested
mail-;
A
short,
thick-net
man
wish
from
the
time
of
the
aping
dates.
The
public,
therefore
'spectacle
and
green
eye.sna.ta.
polntmclit
of
Messrs
Towers
and
city
from
Frank
L.
Burkj
-he
la
Just
as
confident
as
being
able
to
arrrtmie
lot
financing
for
the
pulp
rr.
Prince
Rupert.
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deserve
th
rrfl
In
u.
V.
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elnpUrf
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experts
nave
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cause
unnecessary
strikes
were
j
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ever
oetore,
ana
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Flounce
Ministry
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prevented.
A
new
part-time!
res"'t
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inlthat
t.lto
complete
their
deliveries
br7l
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and.
a"
wish
to
sav
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Scotland.
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to
be
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The
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also
generously
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VHilto.
trustees,
advl.eo
Glasgow
paper,
he
left
for
Can-!
,.,.
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Th-re
Is
great
fatlsfaction
In
conciliators
to
work,
for
the
I
corded,
as
in
other
years,
by
the.ada
and
a
h.-nestead
In
tht
Lr.V
inet
.snml
Rot
it
h.,!"
Board
last
nift
daily
allowance
which
Is
two-
j
newspapers
is
also
deeply
appre-tTourhwonri
n.11
..r
K:,k.u.
f
King
Erfwnrd
and
Sui
been
with
them,
rather
than
j
urn
us
wnat
a
goou
jjiumoer
cimm.
ay
pupin'izing
tne
various
!
wan
mailing
dates
and
other
pertinent
1
u;iAlU
ulmlrr
hv
,h
with
the
Cabinet,
that
the
policies
which
ultimately
become
Schools
are
overcrow
de4.
1
Booth
Memorial
Is
f.ilr
y
the
permtvsahlc
r.ine
'
now
gets.
Alberta
has
nrw'vrovinee-wio'e
lnr,"!!,!ihand.e
changed
his
mind
about
translated
Into
terms
of
taxes
to!
n
-
.
j
jj
1
vhiuik
Vlir
:
homesteading.
He
came
to
Win-i
be
paid
by
the
people
have
or-'
rl""
I'
rHm.
ray...
Reflects
and
Reminisces
public
support
which
was
hospital
insurance
so
B.C.
must
scrap
its
own
plan
(endorsed
by
55
per
cent'
ol
the
voters)
and
adopt
a
variation
of
the
hit-
nipeg
and
worked
for
two
years
on
the
Grain
Orowers'
Guide.
tginated.
WAS
Kf.Tt
Fir.l'RE
helpful
to
tut.
W.
J.
TURNBULL,
;then
moved
to
the
Free
Press.
j
eiiiu-intss
rviorria
piau
even
in
I
Deputy
Postmaster
General
At
all
times
the
late
Dr.
Clark
TRIP
HOME
was
recognid
as
figuratively
a
winaiau
irom
the
real
estate
the
keystone
of
the
arch
of
con
PROTESTS
MAYOR
S
STATK.irNT
boom
of
isho
provided
a
trip
EHT
SI
RVfV
TEHRAN
(CrV
U.iins
i"
connalssanre
and
phot--'-UN
trejiuiral
assistance
'
have
been
able
to
u;
v
p
development
el
Jr.m'j
sources
In
only
two
m
m!
;
,
re.uilt
of
the
cxim-iK
r
memtaUnn
new
eli
ft-ti-ady
been
drilled
fouV.x
a!
ran
and
others
will
follft
trol
by
expert
which
had
been
built
up
within
the
Finance
Department
His
tragic
death
rould
"A
jug
of
wine,
an
outboard,
60
days,
and
thou."
Newspaper
headline.
A
good
time
was
had
by
all.
But
it
was
June,
not
January.'
make
a
big
difference.
It
could
mean
mote
control
by
the
politicians,
less
by
the
experts.
But
will
It?
The
coming
budget
con
Editor,
Daily
News-
noma
where
he
woiked
for
the
.
Manchester
Ouardian.
it
i
is
the
,K.
-i
wish
-u
of
.
.u
the
Prince
;
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council
i,At
the
enrt
'
the
Fim
World
that
Mayor
Whalen's
Maierne
K
!
he
"J
h
5",Ued
Sl1"
and
hUi
Do
ln,
ratter
pl,t
on
the
eve
of
t;le
civic
I
shall
not
be
unc
lallengert
d
I
"P-
A2
.rr.A
hw
returned
to
W
mvti,in
t
.m.
,j
years
nn
i
i
ofWIPa-W
antl
mOVpd
hL'
bird
a
t
t
fit
meenr.
COim-'
inl
the
free
Press.
He
has
been
cil
cn
mi,
tnis
year.
.
thcre
ever
uinee
inTtrfM'?i;
hiS
tatpmtnt-'i!
Of
all
the
political
figures
to
Instructed
the
voters
of
Vrince
;
an.Ur
i
k
1
HE
IMPORTANT
POINT
A
feminine
columnist
observes
cluding
a
whole
new
scheme
of
hospital
regionsi.'
ejornpiete
with
brand
new
extra
taxes.
The
INVISIBLE
MAN
has
whispered.
WE
CAN
GET
a"
good
idea
what
the
INVISIBLE
MAN
has
In
store
for
B.C.
tomorrow
by
examining
what
some
of
the
Alberta
rulers
were
"saying
a
few
weeks
back.
At
Kingsville,
Ontario,
Mr.
Solejn
tow
told
a
church
group;
)
"The
people
of
.
Alberta
benefited
12
times
more
from
a
gross
revenue
of
$89
millions
from
oil
and
gas
than
did
the
people
of
British
Columbia
from
a
lumbpr
industry
with
a
gross
revenue
of
that
"no
girl
should
accept
her
fii'st
proposal."
It's
quite,
pos
ceivably
will
suggest
what
the
answer
Is
going
to
be.
Socreds
Plan
stole
the
former
neglected
to
know
something
about
hr
fiance's
finances.
Bradstreet'4
Anyway,
B"Pert
om
to
elect
and
also'
liked
best
to
draw
the
late
R.
B
rating,
for
example
better
find
out.
Biggest
Road
-
"wv
'I't,
Mennett.
Anotner
favorite
was
names
of
those
desirable
In
the
:
Mackenzie
King
whMe,h
S
wer'namedl
Agriculture
Minister
James
Ld7irfle
W.T
Gardiner
still
is
one
of
the
most-not
t
nn,
named.
Nevertheless,
the
b.i....
i
-v.-
-
$525
millions."
(Windsor
Daily
FOR
HIGH
:
CLASS
'
PRINTING
IN
1953
As
Always
There's
a
prospect
ol
Casa
Loma.
Toronto's
$1,700,000
castle
belnjr
destroyed
unless
certain
Work
Program
Star
report,
December
6.)
Only
a
fool
could
fail
to
see
the
significance
-of
that.
The
readers
were
not
left
in
doubt
jPrMS
edltorlal
palre.
But
Archie
as
to
those
undesirables'
identity.!
has
never
forgiven
the
person
"
said:
'who
"did
him
In"
on
one
Gar-
'It
Is
quite
evident
from
some!
diner
cartoon.
INVISIBLE
MAN
Is
grabbing
the
axe
to
do
to
forestry
the
basic
lepai;-;
to
cast
$75,000-
are
made.
Toronto
is
large
and.
rich
enough
to
keep
it
indefinitely.
Nowhere
else
in
Canada
or
the
continer.:
Is
there
any
place
like
this.
Multitudes
of
tourists
and
others
rejoice
In
wandering
industry
of
B.C.
what
has
ai-
eady
been
done
to
hospitals
MECHANICAL
MIX-IP
VICTORIA
P
The
biggest
highway
development
program
In
the
history
of
the
province
Is
being
planned
by
the
provincial
government,
an
authoritative
government
source
said
Monday.
of
Uie
things
which
have
recently
transpired
that
we
have
an
element
in
the
council
and
presently
running
for
office
that
and
hospital
Insurance
and
to
labor
relations.
Archie
showed
Mr.
Gardiner
In
the
cartoon
standing
on
his
through
it.
Casa
Loma
Is
magnificent.
But
why
should
it
be
represent
a
group
which
the
whole
of
Canada
and
the
west
neao
wnen
an
around
him
was
right
side
up.
Through
some
quirk,,
the
cartoon
got
In
the
paper
upside
down,
Indicating
The
road
program,
to
which
'
Space
Experts
razed
because
of
gradetir?
Let's
keep
something
worth
looking
at
even
in
the
face
of
a
nationwide
housing
shortage.
ern
world
at
this
time
Is
fighting
against."
This
protest
is
a
bit
delayed
that
Mr.
Oardlner
was
right
and
PLACE
ORDERS
NO
hole
dazzling
effect
is
lost.
everyone
else
wrong.
but
tt
U
not
to
late
to
bring
it
to
the
attention
of
both
the
Deslte
an
occasional
ferocity
In
operations
over
broad
areas,
the
arrangement
government
experts
now
are
putting
final
touches,
Is
snld
to
exceed
the
1052-53
allotment
of
$12,500,000
for
capital
projects.
The
government
also
received
$5,000,000
from
the
federal
gov-t
r
n
in
e
n
t
for
Trans-Cnnada
Highway
work.
WHAT'S
JOHN
L.
SAV?
Mayor
and
tn
public
that
the'",
JH.Jt.Jt
peaceful
man.
U
always
Dibb
Printing
Cc
Most
American
cities
are
re
surprises
Trade
and
Labor
Council
con
quiring
landlords
to
maintain
him
when
someone
reacts
vlo
Debunk
Moon
Dust
Theories
.PASADENA,
Calif.
(AP)
Writers
of
love
songs
take
note:
the
moon
Is
not
covered
with
moon-dust.
Many
astronomers
and
geophy-slclsts
have
backed
the
songwriters
in
the
theory
that
the
lentiy
and
start
calling
him
minimum
tmprstti
In
apartments.
It
should
be
$8
and
be
between
September
or
Octo
names
over
the
telephone.
80
far
he
hasnt
been
harmed
physically
has
costly
disadvantages.
Segregating
the
standard
equipment
from
the
streamlined
units
at
every
marshalling
point
on
the
system
would
become
a
nightmarish
problem
without
doing
much
one
way
or
another
for
the
passengers
who,
if
they
are
comfortable
inside
the
train,
could
not
care
less
what
it
looks
like
outside.
It
seems
that
in
the
case
of
Mr.
Gordon
vs.
the
"Super
Chief,"
Mr.
Gordon
has
scored
a
good
point.
ber
untU
May
or
June.
No
one
has
said
a
word
about
ceai.
Where
d
we
get
off
at,
concerning
John
L.
Lewis?
moon
was
covered
with
a
thi?ic
layer
of
dust.
However,
Dr.
Kon
General
Electric
Appliances
rid
J.
Buettner,
space
expert,
siders
such
statements
ill
advised
and
erroneous,
and,
coming
too
late
for
contradicting
before
the
election
day,
unfair
as
well.
In
conclusion,
we
wish
to
state
that,
although
this
Council
did
not
nominate
any
candidate
In
the
recent
civic
election,
the
four
men
running
who
are
labor
men,
are
known
respectfully
in
the
council
and
are
certainly
no'
known
as
enemies
of
this
country.
We
hope
that
the
chief
administrator
as
well
as
future
administrators
of
this
city
will
have
enough
dignity
to
refrain
from
such
accusations
against
other
out
he
s
had
some
close
calls.
Long
experience
has
given
him
an
effective
technique
for
dealing
with
callers.
As
soon
as
the
caller
who
usually
refuses
to
leave
a
name
stops
for
breath,
Archie
reminds
him
at
least
he
had
the
courage
to
put
his
name
on
the
cartoon.
Then
he
hangs
up,
rolls
a
cigarette
and
goes
back
to
the
drawing
board.
told
the
American
Physical
80
Some
visitors
ean
stay
longer
in
an
hour
than
others
ean
in
a
week.
ciety
that
hia
observations
show
that
instead
of
dust,
the
surface
of
the
moon
is
covered
with
a
spongy
honeycomb
of
rock
and
ONCE
WAS
ENOUGH
The
hundreds
of
passerrgers
eboard
the
SS
Princess
Kathleen
dirt.
This,
he
explained,
is
caused
by
are
claiming
losses,
the
total
of
Scripture
JPaSiaye
for
JoJaij
"Do
all
in
the
name
of
the
Lord
Jesus."
CoL
3:17
Washing
Machines,
Floor
Polishers,
Radios,
Kettles,
Ranges,
Vacuum
Cleaners
and
many
others.
which
exceeds
the
company
es
heavy
cosmic
rays
from
the
sun
and
distant
stars
bombarding
the
moon
for
a
million
or
more
years.
The
effect
of
the
bom
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECT0
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10,
Stone
Building,
Phone
Blue
5S3
The
Grand
Banks,
ancient
bardment,
unhampered
by
any
timate.
Well,
when
a
tcUnv
is
told,
around
daybreak
hour
on
a
wet
morning
to
hustle
into
a
small
boat
for
the
ship
was
sinking,
he
does
not
search
more
than
once,
to
see
If
he's
leaving
anything
behind.
citizen
who
may
wish
to
take
interest
in
civie
affairs.
A.
WALLIN,
Vice
President,
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council,
fishing
grounds
off
Canada's
A.t
atmospheric
shield,
has
been
to
Locks
of
the
Panama
Canal
wert
designed
by
Alexander
Eiffel,
who
buUt
the
famed
Eiffel
Tower
In
Paris.
Phone
644
Box
12"
turn
the
moon
surface
Into
a
lantic
coast,
cover
an
area
of
about
36,000
square
miles.
fine
honaycomb.
1
ir