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Daily
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Wednesday,
July
22,
1953
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Reminisces
ufiiir?
Tan
inl.t
iUl
liaioui
wnuien
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he
l'PCnlmili,,l...l
.
1
ha
independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
f
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prlnc
Rupert
Daily
News
Limited.
J.
P.
MA
GOB,
President
H.
O.
PERRY,
Vice-President
........MM-,,
'
WW
V,s.
The
Editor,
Tlie
Dally
News:
1
noticed
two
things,
regarding
the
Packmasler
truck,
when
I
read
the
report
of
the
Insp
dor
of
Municipalities.
One
point
is
that
the
fare
to
the
cast,
the
ullowance
paid,
all
Ulj:i.rvw
If
iiuyont-
nit
council
meeting
111
first
,
uii'y
win
notii
.
in-
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whi.
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is
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more
,,,,,,
Aldenimi,
iw.
than
the
freight
(KTO.OtM
which
Ull1wx
WII,
w.it
quoted
in
the
report.
jolh.;r
five
n
,
'I
li
I'xxl
expert.
M'.ii'cun
Hint's
h.
trying
lo
have
'.be
world
accept
ice
cream
at
tiie
breakfast
lmiii-.
In
many
ways,
it
is
better
than
later
in
the
(Jay.
Hut
then,
how
about
the
children?
What
kiii
eve,r
calls
ice
cream
food?
Its
a
treat
of
course.
Hut
It
would
be
too
much
like
finding
cavair
or
champagne
in
.
the
lunch
bask.:-t.
Wanted
Two
Airports
t-v
per
J
lie
OLiiei
i
iitiii
ifc
i"1
'"
'
jijidi'ia
li
f'liniiilr
j
nan
Ciume'';
-ja
uays
in
v."
"
rent.
CJTIKS
anywhere
are
so
alert
to
the
value
Windsor
and
return
to
Prince
i
Vil
.l.r
.
.
.
.
.
.
ri:w
"EW
c
I
of
air
r.liwfll(l)
W.
(Hip,
transportation
as
our
Alaskan
neighbor,
US
Fighting
Kupert.
It
cast
tlie
city
$I7.M1
for
each
of
those
24
days.
Dueck's
of
Vancouver
allow
a
person
;,ev-'ii
days
to
drive
a
car
from
Oshuwa,
Ontaiio
to
Vancouver,
it
would
take
five
or
six
days
to
no
by
train
from
Prince
Kupert
in
Toronto
i
which
is
near
Wind
Acan
Contra
it
When
the
Queen
made
her
Coronation
tour
of
Wales,
newspapermen
found
the
spelling
difficult.
One
news
agency
sent
out
the
following
correction
to
clients:
Please
read
in
first
para-eiaph
"Ynysangharad
Park,"
thus
substituting
"Nynsanghar-ad"
for
"Ynysngliarad."
WASHINGTON
IAI',
sor),
seven
days
from
Windsor
u"ii"t
ouues
covi
runient
to
Vancouver,
and
rive
days
rrom
I
i
moimay
in
;,r,
fi!;
Vancouver
to
prince
Kuin-rl
V"W
luntiaci
lor
Aluir,
wlilcii
wiU
bu
a
tutul
of
18
days,
if-'wiwnv
of
America
Wai
Alderiiian
Ooinez
on
other
'"y
J30.iMjJm
lwuiuts
u
official
city
business
wliidi
de-
I
imiiiium
lioin
Alumiiiomi.'
luyed
liim
for
six
days
at
$17
50
-'aiiuda
dariiig
a
six-year
the
Rayul
Canadian
Army
pay
i
ONE
OF
THE
MOST
POPULAR
BRANCHES
of
the
army,
a
day?
ine
contract
"
prcciud,
ronijiri-.-
uissocuillon"
o(
i
inum
I,UI.
mid
Alcoa,
the
w
Seattle's
morning
paper
lias
not
appeared
for
a.
week.
The
wag.?
question
is
being
fought
out,
and
how
long
the
dispute
will
last,
or
end
in
what
way,
remains
a
matter
of
uncertainty.
Meanwhile,
t
li
e
Post-Intelligencer
makes
its
afternoon
bow
which
goes
back
a
long
way.
Ketchikan.
Although
the
absence
of
a
highway,
or
railway
has
compelled
this
to
a
certain
extent,
the
city
must
still
he
considered
more
than
normally
air-conscious.
The
plane
traveller
arriving
or
leaving
there
does
so
at
comfortable
facilities
)
j&lil
oi
the
waterfront
within
a
couple
of
minutes
from,
the
centre
of
town.
In
fact,
the
air
depot
is
to
Ketchikan
what
the
bus
depot
is
to
most
other
places.
But
flying
in
and
out
of
Ketchikan
must
all
be
lone
by
water,
just
as
is
the
case
here,
and
the
city
wants
to
improve,
on
that.
Like
Prince
Rupert,
it
looks
forward
to
having
a
land
airport
and
is
going
after
the
Alaska
Aeronautics
Commission
to
get
one.
Thus
on
either
side
of
the
border
two
cities
within
less
than
100
miles
of
each
other
are
seeking
the
same
thing.
It
is
an
interesting
case
of
parallel
Canadian
and
American
aspirations,
and
we
will
be
curious
to
see
which
is
the
more
successful.
While
the
U.S.
government
may
have
greater
It
mws
Ui
inc
that
It
was
not
worth
while
lo
drive
the
Pack-niuxtejr
Ut
Priiu'6
Kuiiert.
first,
it
Corps,
g.ts
Its
own
flag
at
a
ceremony
performed
In
Korea.
Brig.
i.
V.
Allard
i
left
I,
commander
of
the
25th
Canadian
Infantry,
Brigide,
presents
the
flag
to
MaJ.
C.
A.
Pilley,
Ottawa,
senior
cashier
of
the
brigade.
It'is
the
first
time
the
pay
corps
has
luid
its
own
flag.
It
is
yellow
and
blue
and
has
the
pay
corps
crest.
oepurinient
suld
in
lay
in
U.S.
district
court
m
York.
There
was
no
imnirdiatf
cost
$175.
B2
more
than
the
treight
would
have
cast
and
then
the
Packmasler
would
have
approximately
3.(IOiJ
or
4,(M)0
miles
inent
from
the
Ciuiuillan
&
of
use
when
It
arrived
in
Prince
Montreal.
OTTAWA
DIARY
Victoria
Report
ft
IM'
J
F5
Rupert.
AN
INTERESTED
'
TAXI'AVMl.
EOI)
Ky
NORMAN
M.
Mil
JUST
DIDN'T
WORK
Solon
Low,
according
to
the
Lethbridge
Herald,
poses
as
an
expert
in
currency
and
credit.
How
many
of
us,
today,
remember
the
unhappy
thirties
in
Alberta
NOTICE
by
J.
K.
Mesbitr
Every
now
and
then
when
the
Tne
Ettor
VICTORIA
The
Associated
daughter
of
a
pioneer
family.
Daily
News:
siiuauon
suggeMM
it,
me
ri
line
Minister
ceases
to
talk
like
Poli-
wnen
Mr.
rtoernari
inirouuceii
;
press
calls
him
Frank
(The;
He
first
went
to
school
to
the
'sisters
of
St.
Ann
at
their
pri
One
of
tlie
points
not
mention-
wnai
ne
caneu
rrosperiiy
iti
-
Ujai,,",
Milligan
tician
L
B.
St.
Laurent
and
tallw'
,
Mr
c
jiracewcir8
report
luiiraLes.
iiie
uiue
gaogeis
never
nts
colleiiiriies
at
TJniverstr.v
nf
..ii..r,i
instead
like
leading
Lawyer
L.
S,
General
Mcoh'nj
ut
the
Ratepayers'
Associate
Thursday,
ot
8
p.n
l.i'ginit
Auditorium.
Committee
report
on
into
with
Mr.
H.
C.
linnet-
woiKeu.
ixeuner
am
me
jd
pel
,,,.,,,,.,
hi.
Rrninwash
"
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.
h-
rhrf.un
Rrn.her.
nr
ici
i
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1.
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f
.rl
...
Ct
I
,
U
t
n
luu.
'T'llM
resources
for
establishing
airports,
the
need
for
one
J
Richard
and
Henry
on
city
affairs
wa.s
what
Alderman
Oeo.
Casey
termed
the!
operation
of
a
clique
within
the
council.
Something
that
tlie
inspector
of
municipalities
could
not
rightfully
seak
about,
j
Mr.
Casey
has
a
foundation
for
,
claiming
the
operation
of
a
neve
is
second
to
none.
IJirecUy
on
the
line
oi
an
That
is
to
say,
b
becomes
a
master
ol
adroit
speech".
"He
HUC-ceeds
In
conveying
what
i'
In
his
mind,
without
tlelng
his
hands
to
any
future
course
of
action.
faBVic
thing
Wfiflve
a
vault
J.
W.
FKI'SKl
(
liuirnui
ing
ambition
and
something
l.-e
to
know
how
to
land
London
Free
Press.
UUI
liin
ling,
iiji
ji
n
III
Vituilil
iiriaiiit
txv
uv.
miuw
x.w.xe....
....
say
he's
just
an
ordinary
21-
Brothers
were
early
astonished
year-old,
a
bundle
of
energy,
at
his
bfainlness,
made
applica-good-looking,
always
smiling
and
:
tion
or
him
lo
University
of
whistling,
cheerful,
polite.
He's
i
Portland
fur
u
.scholarship,
tall,
dark-haired,
r.d-cheeked,
'
Easily
he
won
one
at
$30U
.a
pug-nosed.
He
doesn't
appear
to
year.
But
hard
times
came
to
be
the
high-brow
study
type.
He
the
University,
and
the
scholar-.seems
more
Interested
in
tennis
ship
winners
had
to
go
to
work,
and
swimming,
football
and
Milligan
labored
in
the
labs,
basketball,
singing
MacNamara's
marked
examination
paiiers,
Band
and
The
Old
Sheialagh,
bettered
the
scholarship
by
earn-dancing
with
pretty
girls.
lug
$400
a
year.
Frank
Milligan,
who
has
elec-,
Wh.n
he
graduated
in
May
trlfied
North
America's
educa-
with
his
B.
Sc.
It
was
wUh
Just
BEAR
HUNTING
It
is
because
they
believe
that
clique
in
that
the
Daily
News
he
was
sjieaklng
in
this
Lawyer
i
publlsheda
news
story
the
day
St.
Laurent
vein
that
poltleal
'
before
the
aldermanlc
elections
circles
in
the
Caiiltal
consider
In
which
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
that
his
references
to
coalition
'specified
certain
candidates
who
The
fate
of
three
Americans
who
went
to
Gaspe
(Quebec)
lo
hunt
bear
remains
unexplained.
possibilities
in
his
Hritlsh
Co-;.
should
be
elected
so
that
"tlK-y
I
They
have
been
missing
for
a
month.
Killed
by
wild
animals
or
lumblan
speeches
were
amongst
could
get
something
done."
More
the
most
important
utterances
j
recently
he
stated
"that
if
more
of
the
campaign
so
far.
co-operation
had
beef!
received
crv
"V
;v:"
tr
.
;i
foul
play?
It
is
known
one
of
the
three
had
almost
a
thousand
tionixts
by
his
scholastic
bril-
one-hundredth
of
a
point
below
j
Actually,
all
the
P.M.
did
was
the
first
place,
Mr.
urureweii
s
dollars
on
him.
A
Canadian
bear
'
liance,
tn
,,-',
nlMKt
visit
and
the
n
was
oorn
in
cunioeriana,
peneci.
lie
lie
was
was
graduated
gruuuuieu
maxi-
uia.i-
report
would
nave
is
not
interested
in
hard
cash,
j
on
Vancouver
Island,
Oct.
21
1U31.
ma
cum
laude-
with
the
highest
Jie
y
reinote
possibility"
of
I
been
unnecess
unnecessary.
The
co-
a
Social
Credit-Progressive
Con-
operation
referred
to
apparently
in
Victoria
when
he
was
an
In-!
n(,w
he
faces
four
years'
of
will
relieve
hunger.
fant.
His.
father,
a
Scot
from
i
medicine
study
at
tlu
famous
Glasgow,
Is
a
newspaper
linotype
i
johiis
Hopkins
University
In
operator;
his
mother
was
horn
j
Baltimore,
so
exclusive
that
it
Amy
Hallos
in
Cumberland;;
takes
-only
75
medical
students
:
!
a
year,
the
cream
of
all
the
world.
the
great
air
routes
going
north
and
south,
east
and
west,
this
site
could
provide
an
airport
which
might
readily
become
one
of
major
importance
in
Canada.
No
doubt
Ketchikan
has
its
own
special
claims,
but
it
is
not
the
comparative
merits
of
the
two
sites
which
concern
us.
On
the
contrary,
it
would
be
a
healthy
development
if
both
airports
were
built.
Singly,
one
could
not
substitute
for
the
other,
but
together
they
could
'promote
mutual
trade.
What
does
interest
us
is
to
see
which
of
the
two
governments
concerned
will
show
the
greater
attention.
It
is
encouraging
to
know
that
our
own
has
already
given
assurance
of
a
full
survey.
In
this
we
have
a
head-start
as
Ketchikan
is
still
in
the
position
of
soliciting
discussion.
We
know
that
neither
government
will
care
to
regard
this
as
a
race,
nor
will
see
the
least
point
in
taking
action
just
to
be
first.
That
is
the
sensible
attitude.
But
out
here
the
feeling
is
a
little
more
emotional.
While
wishing
Ketchikan
all
the
luck
in
the
world
with
its
application,
we
are
not'
sure
Ave
would
have
the
fortitude
to
face
another
day
if
the
next
airport
built
anywhere
in
the
whole
northwest
is
not
constructed
at
Prince
Rupert.
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
servative
coalition.
1
But
political
circles
here
and
Liberal
political
circles
especially
believe
that
In
expressing
his
'
condemnation
of
a
Burial
Credit-Conservative
merger,
tlie
Prime
Minister
at
the
same
time
was
implying
his
disapproval
of
the
entire
principle
of
coalition,
In
other
words,
Liberal
circles
here
are
convinced
that
if
tlie
government
should
fall
to
secure
It
will
cast
Milligan
about
$2,500
a
year
to
get
through
the
medl-
Schedule
trips
lo.
'
in
Outboard
Motou
ical
course
about
$10,000
in
all.
Kitimat
and
Kemano
Tiiesd;iys
and
Saturdays
Mr.
St.
Laurent's
successor,
for
whatever
reason
he
takes
office,
will
be
the
13th
man
to
fill
the
country's
top
political
post.
Nine
prime
ministers
have
been
Conservatives
and
three
have
been
Liberals.
'The
Qutlen,
:n
her
Coronation
address
said
"You-all"
no
fewer
than
three
times.
It's
a
favorite
expression
in
tlie
Southern
States
and
led
to
sharp
differences
resulting
in
a
check,
which
shows
the
following
text
as
spoken
by
Her
Majesty:
"I
ask
you
all,"
at
the
end
"I
thank
you
all."
and
finally,
"God
bless
you
all."
j
ij?
doesn't
know
yet.
where
the
money
is
coining
from.
I
"I'll
work
and
pray,"
he
says,
j
with
a
grin.
He'll
earn
all
he
can,
.
.......lil.m
ln
1II
Ban
on
Food
To
British
Tightened
,
an
over-all
majority
come
Aug-
fo
provdett
catch
ran
co
91
lffifl
performance,
afl
firij
ttttut
and
low
cent
mi
th
5
Vp
SpcrtiUr
outboard
motor
Neutral
t
flow
tiotling,
flu)
ipeed
Lwemicul
molof.
N0
'
a
deluxe
tVij
Eo
'
bttle
u
I
.
.
...m....'
.
V..,
i
a
J
Jead
the
Liberal
forces
into
oppo-
wo
ld,"
he
.says
or
his
proud
?
tl01
.V"'
"""h"
"OU
1
su,
h
would
m
mother
and
father.
!
ilU'
Ci:F
j
umuic
nun
w
stay
in
jiower.
Until
he
left
for
Portland
in
CAIRO
(Reuters)
Egypt
is
tightening
regulations
to
prevent
foodstuffs,
drinks
and
various
raw
materials
from
reaching
British
forces
in
the
Suez
canal
$225.
Obviously,
the
the
possibility
possibility
of
Tliere
is
more
than
one
kind
Liberalism
staying
in
jiower
through
a
tie-up
with
the
CCF
is
greater
than
the
likelihood
of
the
Solon
Low-George
Drew
1049
Milligan
was
an
altar
boy
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral.
Parishioners
were
so
Impressed
by
his
devoutness,
his
handsomeness
in
cassock
and
surplice,
Stewart
and
Alice
Arm
Mondays
anil
Thursdays
Ketchikan
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
1
ridavs.
if
Chatter
Service
-A-
Contract
Flying
Agents:
CRAWFORD
MOORE
TRAVEL
AGENCIES
Phones
47(1
and
M0
of
economy,
and
the
sort
Cana-i2""-
..
..
dinns
have
is
pretty
well
repre-1
Egyptian
authorities
have
sented
by
the
"value
of
the
j
banned
the
transfer
of
a
wide
uhe-.f
in
a
ni.rain
lnnf
..firange
of
goods
east
of
a
line
partnership
against
which
the
tluu
they
were
sure
he
would
be
'
rlme
Mlnlst4
warned
RUPERT
RADIC
AND
ELECTRIC
313
Third
Ave.W
Phone
644
Newly-Developed
Machine
Gives
Blue
Babies
Better
Chance
of
Survival
bread.
It
amounts
to
4",
centfl.
ooraering
on
me
canai
zone,
no
Vi
-
"
I
goods
will
be
allowed
out
of
Port
j
He's
not
sure
what
decided
him
Svnrrmun
Rhee
is
a
man
of
i
Siild,
Ismallla
and
Suez
wltluiut
on
a
career
in
medicine;
maybe,
ne
says,
because
ne
always
liven
i
close
to
til.
Joseph's
Hospital,
saw
importance
in
international
af-
,B'
l-i
im.viou.
fairs
Just
now,
it
must
be
ad-jxo
MAINTAIN
SUPPLIES
MONTREAL
H
Blue
babies,
1
the
doctors
rushing
In
and
out,
lo
a
computer
which,
on
graphs,
tells
the
doctor
exactly
what
he
wants
to
.know
'about:
oxygen
persons
wjlli
heart
or
lung
dis
British
authorities
Intend
to
i
milted.
Hut
its
becoming
a
nuisance
remembering
how
to
gazed
in
fascination
at
the
oer-
uiuiiiuMil
siik.owr.'v
aif
,tw
laige
i
,,..
,ln,iu,u
m.,u,ru.i
eases,
fspeU
his
namv
let.,
alone,
pror
s,
andj
iith?ri
jUndfrgoSng
;ical
operallim
ow
iiafc
ciJiiif)'
rlson
with
I
stone.igw
ships
wh,.t
W!1(i
uln
on
',.
surgical
The
best
blood
blood
with
Ihe
Columbia
audiences.
But
Mr.
St.
Laurent
is
an
old-line
Liberal.
As
such,
he
is
said
to
harbor
little
fellow-feling
for
Socialism
of
the
planned
economy
tye
which
the
CCF
represents.
Unlike
the
lute.
W.
L.
M.
King,
he
doesn't
beiieve
that
CCF-ers,
are,
simply
"Liberals
in
a
hurry."
Instead,
he
Is
convinced
thut
tlie
free
enterprise
system,
under
which
Canadian
;
progress
luu.
been
achieved
from,
the
days;
since
Confederation,
couldn't
possibly
survive
under
CCF
principles.
Actually,
it
is
generally
believed
in
the
Capital
here
that
if
Mr.
St.
Laurent
had
to
accept
a
coali-
nounce
it.
But
"then,
nearly
every
name
in
Asia
Is
more
or
less
like
that.
and
planes
from
outside
Egypt.
,
.,
He
,
Q)
,led
U)
fve
m,.dioaI
The
move
represents
Egypt8scl(M,U(UB-0
M,.olll
Ulllver.
latest
in
the
move
long-fought
sity
of
Mlnllm)Ui
university
of
to
oust
the
I
campaign
garrison.
,
ouijj
a.1(t
Jl)hnH
,)pklll!(.
,Jt.
Under
the
new
regulations,
I
was
Qc(.e)led
b
y
a.
ha
ttceepted
Egyptian
sliopkeepers
and
trad-
lne
1)lost
fumolls.
correct
amount
of
oxygen
is
brigtit
red,
and
blue
blood
is
the
worst.
Knowing
the
exact
share
of
red
and
the
oximeter
shows
this
precisely
tell;;
the
doctor
how
well
off,
or
badly
off,
his
patient
Is.
Tlie
machine,
developed
by
Canadian
Marconi
Company,
can
be
used
to
Judge
how
much
Rain
Cancels
Manley
Recital
lietter
chance
of
survival
because
of
a
newly-developed
machine
that
computes
accurately
the
amount
of
oxygen
in
their
blood.
.
The
machine
is
an
electronic
oximeter.
It
works
much
like
a
television
camera,
but
Instead
of
producing
pictures
it
draws
graphs
on
a
chart.
"
A
little
gadget
clipped
to
the
upper
part
of
the
ear
is
the
key
ers
are
pronioiiea
wiinoui
sjieclal
permission
from
supply-1
ing
British
troops
either
collec
Portland
University
is
the
Pacific
Coast
branch
of
tlie
great
University
of
Notre
Dame,
and,
NEW
YORK
(CP
Vancouver-born
pianist
Gordon
Manley's
second
appearance
as
guest
artist
tively
or
individually
with
fer-
i
lion,
the
one
which
would
be
the
nt
Lewisohn
Stadium
was
de
served
fruit,
eggs,
milk
and
milk
oxygen
is
required
by
a
blue
baby;
to
calculate
blood
circulation
or
to
.
estimate
accurately
layed
when
rain
forced
cancella-:
products,
oil,
sugar,
meat,
poul-
Milligan
continued
his
athletic
career
at
Portland.
He
specialized
in
swimming.
He'd
study
for
hours,
then
plunge
into
the
poui
and
swim
for
an
how
much
anaesthetic
it
Is
safe
try
and
drinks,
Ixith
alcoholic
and
non-alcoholic.
STRATEGIC
MATERIALS
to
give
a
patient,
part
of
the
new
machine.
'
The
gadget
shoots
pulses
of
llRht
through
one
side
of
the
ear,
while
on
the
other
side,
electric
syes,
with
color
filters
attached,
pick
up
the
light.
Tlie
"eyes"
register
the
quality
of
the
colored
light
received.
This
Information
is
passed
on
II
'b
a
far
cjy
from
the
old
days
when
a
doctor
made
his
own
least
objectionable
lo
him
would
be
a
merger
between
Liberals
and
Conservatives.
Hut
he
would
not
have
anything
to
do
with
that
Idea
either,
for
the
reason
that
he
just
doesn't
like
coalitions
period.
Hence
the
handwriting
is
on
the
wall
for
the
Liberals.
If
they
want
to
stay
In
power,
they
have
to
come
through
with
a
clear
majority
next
August
1
0th.
tion
of
Monday
nights
outdoor
concert.
The
program
will
be
presented
Wednesday
when
Manley
will
play
Brahm's
Concerto
No.
I
in
D
minor
with
the
New
York
Philharmonic
orchestra
under
the
direction
of
Alexander
Smallens.
The
regulations
also
apply
to
hour.
Henc
the
name
"Brain-
wash."
cloth
end
clothes,
leather
goods
camputions
by
looking
at
the
bluish
tinge
around
his
patient's
Totjfyfitf
A
PeC.
TEAtYlVJOUK
BROADCAST
ELLEN
FAIRCLOUGH,
MP.
MARGARET
AITKEN
LORRAINE
JOHNSTON
WINNIFRED
STOKES
SYBIL.
DENNETT,
Q.C.
THE
ISSUES
IN
THE
fingernails
or
mouth.
CP
CONSUMER
PRICE
INDICES
The
rainfall
of
Gambia
In
West
Africa
varies
greatly
from
year
to
year,
ranging
from
30
to
b9
Inches.
At
Portland
he
was
a
"Cream-puff."
Now,
this
sounds
very
stranee.
He
and
the
fellows
living
in
the
same,
hall
Rot
together,
called
themselves
"The
OreuiiiiHiflu,"
and
look
on
allcomers
in
ail
sports.
Tiiey
won
lilt
iiitra-iuurai
championships
in
football
and
Softball,
but
were
taken
down
a
peg
when
they
couldn't
do
any
hettr
than
third
In
basketball.
When
he's
through
his
four
years
of
medicine
at
Baltimore,
and
a
year's
Internship,
he
hopes
to
come
back
to
Victoria
to
JUNE
!
114.9
CANADA
1949--!
00
and
all
goods
serving
the
immediate
needs
of
an
army
as
wi'll
as
strategic
materials
such
as
gasoline,
Iron;
cement,
stone,
paper,
leather',
raw
and
processed
rubber,
minerals
and
chemicals.
Brujn
Buffaloed
ST.
FINTAN'S,
Nfld.
i
John
Gale,
80,
fixiled
a
wary
black,
bear
by
rigging
a
string
of
horse
shoes
near
a
trap.
The
bruin
knocked
down
the
horseshoes,
thought
the
coast
was
clear
the
following
night
and
walked
Into
the
trap.
no-
wsnee
lePLAve
oeium
"
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.
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:
r-
UNITED
STATES
nffllliy
1
1
iiTOliMi
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1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
u
iiii.
ooMoet
flMMMUd
FORTHCOMING
ELECTION
.
Re-Roof
with
DUROID
Asphalf
Shingles
;
For
Free
Estimate
,
.
.
See
or
Coll
Greer
&
Bridden
Ltd.
f
LIVING
COSTS.
ROSS
DURING
MAY
after
a
steady
half-year
of
decline
with
the
consum
price
index
increasing
by
one-half
an
index
point
to
114.9
from
114.4,
the
bureau
of
statistics
reports.
The
change
in
the
index,
based
on
109
prices
equalling
100,
was
caused
mostly
by
higher
prices
of
foodstuffs.
The
peak
of
U8.J
was
reached
in
December,
1951.
The
dotted
...line
shows
the
United
States
consumer
price
ladcx
which
advanced
between
mid-Arll
and
mid-May
to
114.0
of
the
1947-49
average.
Living
costs
there
now
are
near
the
peak
set
last
November
when
the
index
was
114.3.
These
indices
measure
percentage
changes
in
prices
in
'
each
country
hut
should
not
be
used
to
compare
actual
levels
of
prices
between
the.
two
countries.
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ON
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COMPANY
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