Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
v,
OTTAWA
DIAR1
By
Normun
M.
jcLeoo
Three
names
are
being
men-
B.
Bennett
know
-
1
Salvage
Sliip
Regains
$453,000
lln
Gold
Bullion
Tuesday,
August
18,
1953
As
I
See
It
by
ftnore
tio
etl
prominently
r.ol.li'.-al
suer
i
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Ruiert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bvreau
of
Circulation
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
J.
P.
MAGOR,
President
H.
G.
PERRY.
Vice-President
iiuy
In
in
current
current
.
eivbaker
euoaker
eoi
e,ot
ih.
the
I
.
illation
lation
as
as
likely
Ukelv'rat-n
I
-
davs
itv.
Woliilf';
esd
Hon.
George
They're
not
.-Z
'
leadership
adership
of
of
the
theUrily.
Urily
ic
AUCKLAND,
N.Z.
'CP)
UsinT
:
rhnl.-es
to
succe;
I
modern
salvage
Methods,
a
d.ow
in
the
(British
expedition
in
the
last
conservative
Party.
A:,
experienced
i
few
months
has
tlrpdecd
no
;
They
are
Saskatchewan
MP',
observers
view
n
j
$450,000
In
gold
which
his
Sain
.
j.,hn
Diefeiibaker,
Toronto
MP"i-;,t
'
deal
tlmttl
'
1
fnr
mnie
than
in
voars
in
a
irfc.rnkt
Fiemlne.
and
Unlversltv
the
Pnh..
..'
a'-
Subscript
lull
Rates:
fty
carrier-
Per
wvek,
25c;
per
montli.
11.00;
by
mall
Per
month.
75c;
per
year.
$8
00.
per
year,
10.00.
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Authorized
as
sxi;d
class
mail
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa.
!
wrecked
liner
off
the
New
Zc.-'cl
Toronto.
President
Sydney
held.
A
Spring
ronw-
land
coast.
'Smith.
;
f
md
the
murk''"
Ti
liner
Niajaxa.
whii-li
j
simply
on
the
merit
of
the
wiklina
u,
th.
used
to
p!y
betw
i
n
Crtii
da.
i-e.-iiunve
claims
of
tries
thre
'
delegates
and
f
!
New
r
r
was
sunk
by
a
Oerinnn
mine
off;
the
northern
coast
of
Nt
w
Zca-:
gel
ine
nou.
nt:
ram
w
m
gaiuzauon,
A
CO"
i
:
r'
C
Drew
in
the
194B
Nh-
I
Autumn
of
1954
tional
Convention.
He
ha
Riven
:
n:uid.
oulcl
m..
.?
:
land
during
the
wur.
She
wxs
i-anviiif,
i'
LirMelt-oniuriteuUy
the
motJl
brilliajit
jmity
mai-lum
performance
of
any
member
ot
some
of
Its
inn.
..'
lUc
PC
Kioup
U1
Parlianienl.
And
candidate
Uiatwf
quantity
of
bullion
and
some
years
after
the
wnvk
un
ex-Dcdition
recovered
ubout
S6
000.-000
wo'-h
of
the
"old
hy
itlnsMiw
open
the
bullion
room
and
jseud-
;
ins
divers
clown.
lit;
iiiia
v..
nkvih,
HjiMih
a
IJ1
Jieiltxf
OHOlt
il
that
he
PONNMNNMI
th
I'llHIIIV
ll
liiasio
of
public
apiJeuJ.
lit
the
;
Unu
wu,st
euwel'
rt
.
ent
cuuipuiiin
which
was
I
nuaj-d
of
tilt
rt?
u'
fw
Uii
"i"1"1
!
their
ft
hui,g5tol
,
;J.-ii'iei-
aAU.'iiriujlceK
at
public,
,
,.
1):
,
Uietoibuker
wa
ttee
I
'J'
''rui
!
Kashmir
Crisis
1
1
HAD
NOT
been
in
Del-I
hi,
the
capital
of
India,
jfor
more
than
an
hour
I
when
the
wife
of
our
Can-j
adian
first
secretary,
Mrs.
jPaul
Bridle,
whizzed
up
in
a
car
and
si"'d:
"I
hear
you
want
to
meet
;
Sheik
Abdullah,
the
premier
of
;
Kashmir.
I
know
where
we
can
;tatelj
hi:
riuht
now."
!
Within
a
v
auuUt'T
i
tea
minutes
I
ruui
met
the
tail,
i
lui
luibaued,
stonr
looking
;
'
l-iou
of
Kr..-:hruir."
Avdulluh
has
now
been
dr.-1
niiKsei
by
the
constitution
I
head
of
Ku-shniir
and
the
Ui
i
i-
tory
is
in
ttae
thioes
of
a
real
crisis,
which
couid
explode
into
something
very
serious
for
i
India,
Fakiiitun
anu
tii"
whole
Commonwealth
"A
die
oveiiiow
crowds
wherewsi
Tiieu,
on
U,l
of
all
UiesuguaU-
lnmajk
hji
Ibheruini,
gj
tt,
E
lull,
time
at
their
New
Selling
Ideas
Necessary
the
recent
annual
meeting
of
the
Canadian
AT
feed
manufacturers'
association"
some
facts
came
to
light
which
indicate
that
the
fishing
industry
is
facing
far
more
competition
than
ever
this
year
from
other
protein
foods.
To
put
it
briefly,
Canadians
are
eating
more
Ittef,
pork,
eggs
and
thicken.
In
some
cases
the
increase
is
as
high
as
-0
per
cent
over
the
1944-49
average.
Although
it
is
some
comfort
that
Canadians
as
a
vholt
are
also
eating
more
fish,
there
is
little
cal,.
t-
for
rejoicing
as
the
increase
in
consumption
is
not
keeping
pace
with
the
growth
in
population.
It
would
appear,
therefore,
that
the
gains
of
competitive
products
are
bein
made
at
the
expense
of
fish
unless
the
individ'-:::
Canadian
is
eating
less
of
everything,
which
hardly
seems
to
be
the
case
in
this
day
of
much
employment
and
high
living
standards.
This
condition,
added
to
the
ever-present
problems
of
surplus
and
high
prices,
calls
for
still
more
strenuous
efforts
on
the
part
of
the
fishing
industry
to
find
fresh
means
of
selling
its
wares.
Some
of
those
concerned
with
the
situation
have
suggested
more
finesse
at
the
retail
end
of
the
market.
4
v
fii
:it-.m',
Dielenbuker
has
Vna'
lui-ther
l
ecoinmendation
that
he
iii
11
o-t
from
Ontario.
That's
I
There
remained
?,5
A1
Li';
not
accounted
fur
Tin-
Bi
itiah
salvaiji;
ship
Fort-anj.it
17.
own-
ed
by
a
firm
f
nuP"d
in
world-
;
wide
s;ivKe.
w.'S
!4
nt
to
Ne
Zeakuid
uJIjt
woil;
off
the
Aii.s-
traliun
coast,
in
an
ellort
to
find
the
remaining
''eld.
si
w
ii;vu
ii
i
si
r
The
ship
was
equinped
with
;
the
latest
s.iiv.ii;e
rt.-viccs,
in-;
eluding
an
"iron
w..n."
a
cross
between
a
diving
suit
,.nd
a
diving
bell,
capable
of
working
;t
greater
depths
and
in
more
i
adverse
firrumsfcii'.ccs,
t!wa
or-
j
dirtary
diver.
i
It
was
found
that
i.uich
of
the
;
Li
1
rviv
Rciri?
to
be
;ui
important
Ciiisid.-er.'ti'.n
when
the
convention
lie
.
Riiitly
or
wrongly.
Uie
PC
j:trot-.-f;i!.t-i
have
decided
that
the
vi;ti'i.
suspect
a
sinister
Oiitnni;
plot
to
dominate
Con-ferle'
istjon
any
time
an
Ontario
Ir(l
1
i-
in
the
party
Middle.
WEST
BERLIN'S
MAYOR
Ernest
Reuter
gets
'firsthand
reports
on
conditions
in
the
Soviet
Zone
from
East
Berlin
Inhabitants
whe
had
come
over
to
pick
up
free
food
at
a
U.S.
sector
distribution
point.
The
mayor
went
on
an
Inspection
tour
of
two
food
distributing
points
for
an
on-the-spot
observance
of
tht
trouble
areas.
m
'38
Plymouth
:
Ka-iiuuir
u
the
disputed
area
that
has
been
claimed
by
both
;
India
and
Parkistan.
j
I
Indeed
those
two
nations
j
fought
a
sharp
war
over
it,
and
;
'
;
their
armies
have
for
years
J
faced
each
other
along
a
lon
j
line,
mostly
in
rugged
mountain!
t
country.
j
1
The
present
crisis
seems
to
I
U.S.
Losing
Bargaining
Card
On
Blocking
China,
Says
Davis
'50
Chrysler
7-pai
Sedan
'40
Foril
Tudor
Niagara's
superstructure
hid
"11
"
J"
,
this
as
collop.;ed
with
the
p:..s-:ace
of
time
and
the
erfect.s
of
earlier
r1:1"-
blasting
operations.
Extensive
'
?-t
tlospit,.
his
qualifieaUoiis.
use
of
exploslv-s
was
ir-rr
ir
,
;
Ditfenb-ii-r
b
rro.-i;;
to
hove
to
to
firce
an
approach
to
the
I
v
:."rk
nv,
fully
hard
if
he
wants
bullion
room,
There
after
nold.!!'
Iwl'Tship
mantle.
The
Tory
'machine
which
returned
Ooorge
bars
were
brought
up
in
ones
and
two-?,
mostly
in
pieces
of
Drew
to
the
leadership
never
wrerkae"
cumin
in
a
rrab
and
really
forgave
Diefenbaker
for
hauled
to
the
surface.
,
the
fipht
he
put
up
at
that
time.
By
these
means
30
of
the
Furthermore,
they
are
not
.un
known
35
bars
were
recovered
to
admit
that
their
judgment
In
from
the
sea.
The
remaining
'
1!""
had
bv
accepting
now
fivn
h.
hrn
ni,nnrtnrH
At
the
candidate
they
rejected
then.
rise
because
Abdullah
wants
!
111
this
respect,
an
interesting
example
IS
being
,to
break
the
long
standing
msu
;
(a.,Elmer
Davis,
united
States
mmstanres.
'52
Sludebaltrr
(hatJ
,
by
piving
independent
status
to
set
by
the
Quebec
depailment
of
game
and
fisheries
5-pxssri.ttr
Coif
news
analyst,
asserted
that
the
speakin?
at
the
22nd
Couch-US.
has
thrown
away
a
good
ichmg
conference
on
inteina-bargaining
card
by
telling
the
tional
aifairs,
the
Second
World
world
It
will
not
agree
to
admis-
war
head
of
the
U.S.
Informa-sion
of
Communist
China
to
tl:e
tiont
service
said
U.S.
delegates
air-romlitionri
'50
Austin
Srilan
.
I
Kashmir,
proper
as
distini-;
ui.shed
from
other
areas
which
surround
the
famed
valley
it-
!
sell
;
FROM
what
I
myself
saw
an-1
to
the
United
Nations
assembly
;
,past
twQ
are
known
to
have
Finally,
the
hierarchy
which
,
.-.cs;:lon
to
discuss
the
polilkJl
j
facn
,nt()
Uw
U(,plhs
of
ttl
har
managed
to
keep
its
wilher-
SUPERIOR
At'
heard
nut
in
Tndin
Pakistan
nnrl
Kashmir
thB,B
r-nniH
t
r,n
nlimflPr
I
rnFl
.conference
on
Korea
will
be
ill
SERVICE
ITS
vessel
during
early
salvage
ef-
'S
hsmrl
on
the
conservaiive
fort
nnrt
th
nthi.r
three
m
Fartv
helm
ever
since
the
de-
!
overall
total
solution
nf
the
I
r
W
r
the
Tu
ition
of
going
to
an
auc
be
anywhere
in
the
area
round
parture
of
the
late
and
great
R.i
:
Kashmir
problem
by
the
means!
Maw
Drnrllirn
;
Ul,n
W"e'e
lhey
wistl
lo
buy
!
suggested
in
the
UN
peace
plan.lTldY
I
lUUUCC
'o.w
ih
ng
but
have
no
money.
the
wreck.
Probably
they
fell
mmm
atf
;The
rough
outline
of
that
pleni....
r
,
L
deplore
the
communist
or
were
blasted
out
during
the
j
is
that
the
whole
area
In
dis-
Wkaal
XlimlllC
government
of
China
as
much
salvage
work
and
are
now
ly-i
'pute
be
demilitarized,
and
th;.t
illvQI
JUijJIUj
'as
do
the
Republicans
Hi
Con-!
ing
deeply
embedded
in
the!
ian
impartial
UN
Commission
OTTAWA
0
Farmers
didn't!
8reSii."
he
said.
"But
it
exists
mud
and
silt
of
the
seabed.
tb-m
go
in
to
take
a
vote.
The
start
cheering
this
week
over
the
I
"nci
tllpre
seems
litUe
prospect
;
:
I
in
co-operation
with
other
organizations.
There
a
training
school
has
been
established
which
turns
out
seafood
specialists
whose
sole
function
is
to
advise
retail
store
owners
on
problems
of
purchase,
display
and
sale
of
fish.
One
store
which
utilized
this,
service
has
boosted
its
sale
of
seafood
products
by
up
to
3C0
per
cent.
Others
have
recorded
increases
ranging
from
50
to
73
per
cent.
The
program
of
the
federal
fisheries
department
to
appoint
home
economists
who
will
give
advice
on
attractive
ways
of
preparing'
fish
is
also
proving
its
worth.
These
are
small
things
by
themselves
but
they
are
proving
there
is
still
plenty
of
room
for
new
promotion
ideas.
In
the
formulation
and
execution
of
these
ideas,
the
companies'
responsibility
is
as
great
as
anyone's.
While
much
has
already
been
done,
the
outlook
suggests
it
must
be
considered
What
will
you
V
Permit
Asked
For
Hydro
Plan
have
at
sixty-five?
,
wnoie
population
01
tne
entire
report
that
Canada
this
year
'"'
,l
wul
oe
overuirown
oy
;
area
would
decide
whether!
may
reap
the
second
biggest
,
hitem-il
rebellion
and
still
less
1
I
they
preferred
to
join
Pakistan
1
wheat
crop
in
her
history.
i
it
will
evaporate
if
t
lie
;
lor
India.
I
There
would
be
sobering
rami-
Con"'
e;'3
tf
thc
United
States1
1
But
as
I
pointed
out
in
mv
!
fications
of
such
a
hupie
harvest:
!
iPfu"i
:
to
admit
that
it
is
Iheie.
,
1
articles
from
India
in
1951
no;
1.
A
big
portion
of
Canada's'
"The
worst
of
this
stiffneckod
matter
which
way.
the
majority
j
record
1952
wheat
crop
of
68.-
Intransigence
is
that
it
will
fac-'
j
voted
even
if
a
truly
free
vote
000,000
bushels
is
still
in
storage,
;
ilitate
the
zeuloua
endeavors
of
WASHINGTON
1
API
Harvey
Aluminum,
Inc.,
Torrance,
CV'if.,
'Monday
asked
the
Power
Coin-,
mission
for
a
rr-Iiinlnary
p.'rmit
I
for
a
proacsrd
tnnc
hvdro-elec-
:
i.uu.11
cvci
ur
jipiu
me
Deaien
even
before
the
combines
start
itu.vsian
and
Chinese
propu-1
minorities
would
be
so
bitter
cutting
this
year's
stands;
1
nu.t
to
re,
.-r.:i.-u
u-s
as
tne
ob-
i
that
they
would
never
accept
.
Another
big
crop
could
lucI-
to
p;
act
"
Have
you
provided
now
for
lh
tliinp
'
you
hope
to
do
at
65?
Will
you
hve
financial
independence?
The
answer
In
In
your
hands,
for
whit
you
do
between
now
and
age
6.1
ii
of
greatest
importance.
We
can
help
you
own
a
personal
plan
lor
retirement-
Just
am
we
have
helped
Ihousii
Alastair
Buchau,
Washington
!
trip
prolect
in
Ala.
I'.a.
i
me
veraict
on
a
Dasis
01
tree-
,
choke
storaire
facilities;
j
will
nd
goodwill.
,
3.
sales
and
transportation
cone
.ijoiiui
111
01
tne
the
nrni:rs-
',
One
part
of
the
disputed
area,
outlets
could
he
overwhelmed
nr
r.....'.
..,,
I
The
company
sal
1
r.
(I
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9
I
F
U
ft
I
a
i
tr
H
n
;i
V
0
T
,
,
,.
.
,
-
wuat
ici.
Jam
li
ill
it;
lib
LUMC
a
rZur?
,THBh.,CehV
I
rl
i
&t
'
h"-
ve
a
diplomatic
in
culture
and
attachment.
It
4.
World
wheat
prices
might
be
u.llU.
,lf.n'
of
tne
causJol
tin-
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
Muri
between
the
Wt-:.t
and
Hu.,-
wwuiu
vuic
ua
wuciiiwiigiy
ior
(
iorceu
uOWll.
complete
integration
with
India.
!
Tn
its
first
seasonal
forwnst
But
"Azad
Kashmir,"
the
part
Friday,
the
bureau
of
statistics
flf
t.hp
tit.al
Ql-Ofl
In
ditnni
4
1
.U
inc
nn
"VtUiiable
as
Britain's
or
Can-
which
is
now
actually
held
bv
iot
nnn
hoi.
nt
nv.,t.
m.
:
uda
s
01
l"lvia
opinion
may
be
should
be
Paki
-.tr.n
rnnlH
nnt
1
Hi.t....V,r,-l
in.
....
n..
'1'
Wlial
IornlUIa
ed
project
on
tht.
Copper
rivtr.
.
65
miles
northeast
of
Val'le..
;
would
have
a
poterir.l
output
of
I
about
seven
biilijn
kilowatt
j
hours
enrmalh.
The
conmisf
ion
said
Lie
app'l-
I
cation
sti.cc'
"!iie
cner
y
would
j
bf.
utilized
by
elect
ro-chemical
j
and
elcctro-metallurcical
ir.dur,-
j
trier
and
for
other
purposes."
j
Harvey
said
that
"if
th3
in-
'.
vestigations
prove
favorable
n(
!
least
$2,000,000
would
be
expend-
!
ed
for
final
design
prior'to
com-
j
nienclii'v
construction.
..wv
.
uaciizicu
uiuii
iiiift
v,u.s
uiuy
uie
1
,
in
frnm
PilHcfan
hi
q
...i
'
T-t
i
'lOUna
10
of
others!
Just
call
or
write:
JAMES
S.
BURNS
72!
Alfred
St,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
Green
505
Great-West
Life
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
HIAO
OMICI-WIHNIHC.CANA0
OUR
FUTURE
IS
OUR
BUSINESS
TO-!
provide
a
long-term
I
first
estimate.
Net
only
is
the
Selection
of
a
distinctive
na-
thousand
and
should
soon
be-tional
flag
will
be
one
of
the
first
come
extinct,
something
that
private
members'
motion
placed
ought
to
be
welcomed.
No
art
is
on
the
order
paper
at
Ottawa
seen
here
nothing
except
waste
when
parliament
assembles.
This
and
a
reflection
on
tha
first
Is
nothing
new
and
has
already
people
ol
a
noble
continent.
.
shown
itself
as
most
controv
jr-,
slaL
First
svr.thetic
varn
has
been
neither
by
vote
nor
by
war.
On
the
other
part,
Ladakh,
is
.Buddhist
and
as
between
India
crop
late,
but
part
of
it
also
has
already
been
hit
by
rust.
It
could
also
be
hit
by
frost
later
in
the
summer.
However,
taking
even
these
nci
Pakistan
says
frankly
it
produced
In
Alberta.
Anything
to
!
would
surely
prefer
India.
Arlw.niTs
do
with
the
Socred
camuuizn?
I
crop-lessening
factors
into
ac-
Speaking
of
golf,
sfctlleimnt
in
the
Far
fcyst.
It
will,
in
the
last
analysis,
have
to
be
implemented
p.ibly
oy
Ameiican
blood,
cerlujii;
with
American
treasure.''
'lii-.i
lonkiLiice,
Joint
project
of
Uie
CanaUiuli
institute
on
1'ubH"
Affairs
and
the
cue,
lOiititiuc
until
Aui;,
21.
U.S.
Senator
TTiS
BEAUTIFUL
Vale
of
Kash-
;
count,
Canada
may
cut
an
above-
Grand
Canyon
is
277
miles
long.
;
Windsor
Star
It
also
has
holes
as
deep
as
5,500
mir
is
the
core
of
the
crisis.
average
yield
at
a
time
when
The
States
of
Kentucky
and'1
conflicting
reports
from
feet.
But
to
gaze
into
one
is
not
world
storage
bins
are
stuffed.
The
j
ne
bureau
Dureau
earlier
earner
this
tnis
week
week
es-
ii-imuie
1"M"e
ooservers
"-evei
oui
oui
mere
meie
as
as
it
all
neiessary.
MiSKissipol
continue
i.tp
Rebate
5.-
x4
quosUon
if
'whirhT
o'nt'Mn-
K
'
w"il
'-Vole.-
Btt
the
(
timated
stocks
in
Canada,
the
Baldness,
comm.
nrs
the
I
nn-
VLiited
the
hot
weather
drinks""""
Kuiieiii
i
neaia
10
mis-
united
States.
Areentlna
and
d.
makes
mi.-t
iullip.
Hasn'
H.issia
Already
"would
choose
to
remain
!
Australia
at
1,188.500.000
bushels
:
Cfnvinn
n
Incnor
don
Fvening
Standar
the
stupid
man
look
brainy,
thj
tola
them
both
are
-juong?
,
"'tninaia
was
inai
tne
maiority
nt
julv
1.
more
than
doubl?
the
"
"3
JASPK
f
.WK
LODGE,
Alia.
ill-born
aristocratic
and
invests
;
y
pcutiic
wnc
lunat-soo.iHiu.uuu
neiu
on
me
same
date
w;th
ically
'yal
to
Abdullah's
last
the
ordinary
man
erandeur.
I
P
Tn
irif
gov-'
year.
Nevertheless,
they
will
not
ne-
And
then
th-re
wns
.Tnek
ernmenb
which
Incidentally,
Carryover
of
Canada's
wheat
like
supplies
into
the
new
crop
is
to
elect
ulaving
God
Save
:
was
Moslem
in
religion,
the
Queen
rv
th
it
h,
i
u.
Abdullah
himself.
;
be
estimated
by
the
bureau
Tues-
That
is
why
the
new
crisis
:
day.
The
amount
is
expected
to
Senator
Richairt
E.
Byrd
of
Virginia,
leadiii';
exponent
of
economy
in
the
senior
Amei.can
lav
making
body
who
is
vacationing
in
Canada,
arrived
at
Jasper
Park
Lodge
for
a
three-day
stay
yesterday
afternoon.
-over
Abdullah
seems
such
a
be
ble
thoueh
not
as
larre
as
the
I'
wp1!
Lord
Calves
l
'9..:;WiRl
JvL
before
December
football
in
England,
entered
a
music
matches.
store
to
have
replaced
a
broken
"F'
string
for
his
violin.
Fifty
years
ago
the
number
of
"Sorry,
ynv'ner,"
said
the
girl,
wooden
"cigar-store
Indians''
in
"You'll
'ave
to
come
around
'ere
the
United
States
totalled
about
and
pick
it
out
yourself.
I
can't
a
hundred
thousand.
Today,
the
tell
the
blinkin"
'"e's"
from
the
serious
thing
to
me.
I
do
not
be-
nrnV
1942-43
carryover
of
595
-lieve
that
any
peace-making
000,000
bushels.
However,
it
will
body
could
get
any
solution
of
nrobablv
be
far
higher
than
thc
the
Kashmir
problem
unless
it
217,200,000
bushels
a
year
ago.
were
along
lines
which
would
i
Prices
for
Canadian
wheat
now
gain
and
hold
the
support
of
are
high.
Under
the
Internatlon-Abdullah
and
the
people
like
al
Wheat.
Agreement
they
are
Abdullah,
who
are
Moslem
In
around
$2.02
a
bushel
Canadian
number
has
dwindled
to
three
:"she
OPTOMETRI..Y
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
ly.
Hlone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
Tnke
it
easy,
don't
worry
and
1
.
l.
.
j
,
nif...
.
US
To
Back
Nehru's
Sister
but
firm
friends
of
funds
compared
with
the
ceiling
of
$2.05
American
funds.
nn-u
me
umiui.
rinjr
jca
""
religion
Charley
Starr
vas
warned
he
I
jmug
hai'
a
bad
heart
and
might
I
shuffle
off
any
day.
Last
week
;-
.,r-
K
'
f
:si:
'
-
:''-:
:'.
tfV---i-ii
:
he
observed
the
hundredth
anni-
UNITED
NATIONS,
N.Y.
AP)
:
verysary
of
his
birth
at
his
home
Indian
sources
have
announced
in
Michigan.
'
the
United
States
will
support"
Mrs.
Vijaya
Lakshmi
Pandit,'
Jowph
P.
Francell,
Sing
Sing
sister
of
India's
Prime
Minister
electrician,
or
in
other
words,
Nehru,
for
president
of
the
Sine;
Sing
executioner,
has
re-eighth
United
Nations
general
'
signed.
The
job
was
becoming
assembly.
It
opens
here
Sept.
15.
harder
on
the
nerves.
Let
it
be
Support
for
Mrs.
Pandit
was
re-;
assumed
no
further
details
are.
ported
to
have
ballooned
when
necessary.
The
subject,
no
the
Commonwealth
countries
matter
where
in
the
world
it
and
members
of
the
Asian-Arab
arises,
Is
steadily
becoming
mora
group
swung
behind
her.
1
delicate.
ri
&
x
i
T.
.
.
......
.-.
Automatic
Ice
Maker
Refrigerator
1
if
No
trays
to
fill.
it
No
trays
to
spill.
k
No
trays
to
empty
or
forget
tp
refill
!
Starts
itself
...
Refills
itself
.
.
.
Stops
itself
!
FIVE
YEAR
GUARANTEE
Wll,..!!""'
J-mU
l!
You'll
find
that
members
of
Canada's
most
distinguished
cliihs
call
for
Canada's
most
distinguished
whisky
.
.
.
Lord
Calvert.
For
superb
quality
...
and
the
smoothest
highball
you've
ever
tasted
.
.
.
always
call
for
Lord
Calvert!
Lord
Calvert
Other
Servel
Models
Available
in
Electric,
Bottled
Gas
or
Kerosene.
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT
.
.
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Notice
To
All
Householders
It
is
compulsory
according
to
Bylaw
545
for
all
waterpipes
to
be
buried
at
least
two
feet.
!
G.
E.
BEATON,
Superintendent
of
Works.
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
313
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
644
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DISTIUERS
LIMITED,
AMHERSTBURG,
ONT.
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AUVWIIiEMENI
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PUBLISHED
OR
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LIQUOR
CONTROL
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