Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
February
15,
15154
M.
.PI..
-
Hopes
of
Home
Rule
Dimming
:
For
Scottish
Nationalists
Todoy
to
Wednesday
ROAR
OF
THE
CROWrJ
First
Time
in
Canada
"Caracul
Edge"
CHENILLE
BEDSPREADS
Double-bed
size.
Top
quality
Chenille
with
caracul
desifrn
along
edges.
Complete
color
choice.
FRINGE
BENEFITS
FEATURED
ON
IWA
DEMANDS
FOR
1954
VANCOUVER
Demands
for
fringe
benefits
and
fewer
cash
gu'ns
In
this
year's
contract
negotiations
will
be
high
on
the
agenda
at
the
17th
annual
International
Woodworkers
of
America,
(CIO-CCL)
convention
opening
here
Monday.
Some
160
delegates
representing
32.000
B
C.
IWA
members
will
attend
the
four-day
meeting.
t
George
Mitchell,
district
secretary,
said
most
of
the
wage
resolutions
submitted
to
him
deal
with
pay
for
statutory
employer-paid
welfare
plans,
full
union,
security
and
other
non-cash
demands.
HOWARD
DUFF
HELENE
STak,,.
ALSO
m
"THE
MARKSMAN
WANYE
MORRIS
ELENA
VERDi
Scots'
who
hud
willingly
signed
the
covenant
the
invasion
'
f
England's
national
shrine
Wa:-ciistastclul.
Quarrels
among
leade;
of
Uk
covenant
movement,
with
th:
resignations
of
some
of
thr
nost
respected
and
responsible
of
them,
hastened
the
decline.
The
ascent
to
the
throne
of
ucen
Elizabeth
brought,
mop
viidcal
action
by
extreme
ni
ionalists.
Members
of
a
mysterious
or
Two
Complete
Showings
a
Niant
WMri
n
7:00
ond
9:30
p.m.
m.moi
s
pi.avi8s
Tllt
J
Complete
Slock
Blankets,
Spreads,
Sheets,
Pillow
SlipSj
Pillows,
Ticking,
Etc.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
CCF
Leader
Flays
"Weakness"
TODAY
to
WEDNESDAY
Evening
Of
Social
Credit
Leadership
1
n
in
'H
wwim.i
hum
1
11.
1
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If!
GLASGOW
I
Reuters
t
Scot
tish
home
rulers
are
itluotnily
watching
their
hopes
Tade
after
some
fairly
spectacular
post-war
successes.
Three
years
ago.
'he
quesUor
of
a
separate
parliament
fo
Scotland
was
on
every
SeotUsr
tonpue.
Today,
if
you
mentioi
it
to
the
average
Scotsman,
he
shnms
his
shoulders
and
look:
bored.
Temporarily,
at
least,
it
look
like
a
lost
cause,
destroyed
b.
the
acts
of
extremists.
Yet.
around
1950,
2.000.03
Scots
out
of
a
total
populatioi
of
5.000,000
'
signed
a
covenan
calling
for
home
rule.-
Then
came
the
affair
of
th:
Stone
of
Destiny.
On
Christmas
Day.
1930
:
group
of
young
Scottish
nation
elists
bruke
into
Westminste,
Abbey,
London,
and
removed
th
historic
block
of
.sandstone
i
which
ancient
Scottish
king,
were
crowned.
They
took
it
ti
Scotland,
from
where
it
ha,
been
seized
by
King
Edward
of
England
in
1296,
and
kept
i
hidden
for
four
months.
KM
LINK
SETS
IN
This
was
the
start
of
the
decline.
To
many
sofocr-mindei
VANCOUVER
(CP)
CCF
OpJ
of
the
legislature
and
party
sup
HUNT
STROMjjjj
position
leader
Arnold
Webster
j
porters.
nas
labelled
the
Social
Credit
MOOvei
UZABETHSCCt
government
a
"second-look
gov
3
eminent"
and
charged
that
it
Is
DE
FORE
animation
calling
itself
th
Scottish
Republican
Army
jlew
up
moil
boxes.
On
June
'
while
Elizabeth
was
bein-rowned
in
London
Miss
Wend
Wood.
60-year-old
nationalist
jubliely
declared
a
"Scot
lis!
Republic."
With
a
handful
o
.upporteis
she
stood
In
a
pulili
quurc
in
Aberdeen
reading
he
proclamation"
to
a
few
arau
d
bus
drivers.
Then,
l
ist
November,
in
Edin
burgh,
four
young
nationalist
were
charged
with
plotting
li
blow
up
St.
Andrew's
House
idinburgh.
headquarters
of
gov
tnment
departments
in
Scot
f2r
UP
IN
THE
UArt
DURYEA
41
WORLD,
DRIVE
He
asked
"how
long
can
a
government
expect
to
keep
the
re-
Mvct
"f
the
people
of
the
prov-
j
ince
if
they
keep
saying,
'We'll
take
a
second
look.'
when
I
ivy
receive
protc.ts
against
their
propi
sals."
Referring
to
the
B.C.
Hospit
1
Insurance
Service,
Mr.
Webster
said
"tile
government
has
placed
the
law
in
disrepute
by
"
:
w
rhi.selcrs
and
punishing
honest
people.
The
syslcit.
can't
operate
..ui'ce
M'i,.iy
if
if
-
co;up
lUor;.
A
BOB
PARKER
giving
B.C.
what
lie
called
iv
leadership
oi
"extreme
weak-
;
ncss."
'
Mr.
Webster
made
the
charc
11
..
uiiiiier
meeting
in
Vancouver
attended
toy
CCF
members
Trail
Thespians
Capture
Trophy
VICTORIA
CP)
The
Trail
Lit-I
li
Theatre,
it
newcomer
t
i
til-.
A-1
USED
CAR
TOTEI
EXTRA
ROYAL
TOUR
0
THE
WEST
INDIES"
You'll
Be
Contented
with
One
of
These!
'Hilary
lor
som"
land.
They
were
sent,
to
prison
for
a
year
for
illegally
possess-
ng
explosives.
Typical
of
the
Scotsman's
al-
itude
to
home
rule
today
is
this
comment
from
a
Clydeside
.ship
yard
worker:
"I
signed
the
cov-
British
Columbia
regional
dram.i
lestival,
Saturday
was
award'-cl
the
coveted
Culvert
Trophy
io
the
best
play
in
the
festival.
51
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KMIAN
DKI.IVIKY
Radio,
heater.
Al.
Anyone
who
buys
this
has
good
horse
sense
$1695
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KOKD
SEDAN
Heater.
Good
motor.
Just
the
price
of
a
good
feed
of
oats
$85.00
I'lVMOlTII
SFDAN
Custom
radio,
heater.
.
A
bargain
for
the
.
amount
of
hay....
$650
9
MONARCH
CI'STOM
SE-
DA
Custom
radio,
and
heater.
For
this
all
you
have
to
fork
over
Is
i
".:
$1500
ALASKA
MUSIC
TRAIL
PRESENTS
NICANOR
ZABALETA
HARPIST
nant
because
I
thought
when
it
would
be
a
guid
thing
for
u:
to
hae
oor
ain
parliament.
No'
I
am
not
so
sure.
If
Ihese
daf
laddies
who
go
aboot.
blowing
up
things
with
dynamite
got
into
it
and
became
oor
rulers,
the
country
would
be
ruined
in
a
month."
PERSONAL
MEMENTOES
WESTER
n
AM.
Englund
(CP)
-Prime
Minister
Churchill
sent
autographed
photograplw
ol
himself
to
four
fire
brigades
in
Kent.
The
action
was
in
recognition
of
their
work
In
preventing
a
fire
on
the
Churchill
estate
from
spreading
and
endangering
ether
property.
YOUR
FOkD-MQNAUCH
DEALER
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
Tfits
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
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Manitoba,
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oi
on
Airman
in
.
1949
and
re-mutered
to
Air
Crew
within
a
tew
months.
He
graduated
ai
a
Radio
Officer
In
October
19S0,
and
toon
found
himtelf
flying
In
the
far
Arctic
with
an
RCAF
Photographic
Squadron.
In
January
1953
he
wot
trantferred
to
412
Trantport
Squadron
and
hat
tinea
flown
to
tuch
placet
at
Germany,
Arabia,
India,
Java,
Japan,
Fiji,
Australia,
Honolulu.
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pretent
he
it
a
Radio
Officer
on
the
C-5
aircraft
taking
Prime
Minister
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St.
Laurent
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