a.
Report
From
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
i
40
40
Yeors
Yeors
Aoa
Ago
t.j
Tuesday,
January
20,
1953
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l
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I
By
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newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
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ond
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of
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Dntly
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-""he
Prlne
Kiipert
Dully
New
LlmltM
J.
F.
MAOOR,
President
H.
O.
PERKY.
Vlce-Prealrlant
inatallrttmri
ef
Vie
fir
U'lTo
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unload
and
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up
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Zir,
1
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well
in
the
inteiior
ol
com.U
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Citv
!
tan
anil
tire
clik-i
Subscription
Rnte:
fly
oarTter
rvr
ween,
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per
month
)..;
per
year,
a
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00
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mall
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month.
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imt
year.
SHOO.
!
h.,ve
jnu
come
to
hand.
I
note!
the
e.mt.n--i.
ye
he
P-'
tut
'
under
the
heading
of
con-
pared
to
face
that
competition.
.
et
on
and
acqubltum
of
I
think
t'nadli
hlpbulWer
fcuthorlwrt
as
nw.il
class
nan
r-;.
the
Post
Oftoe
Department,
Ottawa
themw
lves
u
n,ot
m
fled
with
thin
ViKU-n'qtl
Lyneh
kf
4t.'-r
ot
r.
pert,
one
o
the
larWi'i;;
proere.tsive
firms
i
iit
have
dwkkd
to
n,,',',
t
New
I
U.
'fiTon.
burtiiiu'S.
etc.,
for
expeumetiii;
una
oi'
fur'
ii'
Department
ol
Aricul-:
the
Pa-.-.fic
Coast,
l8M
be
better
advised
to
M
f'
removl
ef
tun
spent
at
SndUieis
that
year
!
JI6
M1
ot
nlch
$3JMK)
was
rent
rk-tKniB
by
other
country
t
1,
T
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J
I
-s
of
land.
Trie
ex-'ratner
man
i-.iiiih"k"
"
i
for
pur.'ha.w
In
connection
:
protection
tor
umiw
i'
I
cuiditures
were
30
Yeon
Ago
To,
TIH-
Setiaif
nan
niiuiiy
jm.wu
the
revision
of
the
Criminal
Cody
cot-cot
-
I
.
ith
Ihe
con.1
i
ruction
of
i
tasi
for
an
assistant,
MA
nd
forwarded
It
to
the
Com-
IV
city
tjf
Vahnhi,
mam.
Tlu-y
made
so
mmny
proposed
thai
Sir
Hmrt
t
taur
for
orkmen.
)
W
irriid
abi
ut
the
pmllle
im-
amendments
to
the
iriKinai
,
ton.
prcvinent
oj
the
CKl
v
'wuv
upon
its
own
bu4nel.
the
draft
that
the
whole
thing
tlM
uie
niyowt
rrom
Hrinrj
;
7
r(
-'
to
vaticoiiYer,
Bn,)
Irmailian
Htilo
Bulldlnir
and
had
to
b,
re-prlnteu
The
htandlni?
cuimnltteet
hve
ton
ha
wirfd
8ir
llei.,.
!
Chi.i
f
.ma
irinw
A
vW
til
Hon
f-
I
rtar'.-s
that
the
Canadian
cmuiUl'now
been
set
up.
I
m
on
tour,
wing
U
x-rude
bin,
fc
i
.-.
,,.,iM
he
reserved
to
hh
them,
namely;
tanai
uric
;
tni
cnj
or
lore
he
returra
.iied
tn
Canada
Teleeraxh
Ubm;
fuotic
At-
,
fcat.
Tlie
United
States
already
main-
.xwnty
Marhie
and
fUherlf
;
I
lains
fairly
complete
preserve
anrt
Mines.
Korcsts
and
W!rr.
'I
for
si
own
shippim.
nd
m.nv
This
m..y
not
be
ali
my
com-
I
Canadian
shipowners
would
Uke
mittee
duties,
as
Special
Urn-
Dr.
C.
II.
J!.u
im
the
Iwul
branch
of
thr
:
Club
yesterday.
A
Great
Burden
To
Carry
TODAY
a
man
who
made
his
mark
in
the
army
enters
the
toughest
fight
of
his
life.
The
U.S.
presidency
is
a
killer
and
it
is
a
mircle
of
modern
history
that
men
will
go
through
such
ordeals
of
campaigning
to
assume
its
duties.
Ike
Eisenhow
er,
however,
has
had
better
training
for
it
than
most.
Although
he
is
new
to
politics,
he
is
not
new
to
the
awesome'
responsibilities
of
making
decisions
that
affect
the
entire
world.
There
is
no
dmiht
that
in
the
next
four
years,
and
possibly
more,
he
will
have
many
such
decisions
to
make.
He
has,
for
one
thing,
inherited
a
war
that
menaces
much
wider
boundaries.
Also
on
his
agenda
are
incipient
hostilities
in
Europe
which
could
be
transformed
by
a
false
American
move
into
a
fearful
holocaust.
As
far
as
is
known,
his
country
is,
in
addition,
sole
owner
of
the
most
devastating
weapon
ever
created.
,
If
world
events
go
further
along
their
troubled
course,
a
time
will
come
when
the
decision
must
be
made
whether
this
weapon
should
be
used.
The
choice
will
be
Eisenhower's
alone,
and
on
what
he
decides
will
depend
the
whole
destiny
of
mankind.
TTnliko
nthf-v
wpiinnns
vhnsf
fnrr
is
snent
nn
im-
PRIME
MINISTER
CHI
KCUII
I.
is
spend!
ik
his
vacation
on
the
estate
of
Sir
Ilaiold
Miti
lnTi,
on
the
north
shot-
of
Jamaica,
Iliitish
West
Indies.
His
vacation
home
is
in
close
telehone
af.il
table
communication
with
London
and
a
secreJiry
said
ttie
vacation
spent
with
some
members
of
his
family
would
be
in
strictest
privacy
with
no
press
conferences
or
photographers
permitted.
Mi.
Churchill
is
the'
first
British
prime
minister
to
visit
the
Island.
He
has
been
painting
and
enjoying
daily
dips
in
the
Caribbean
off
th
private
beach
of
the
estate
I
the
imie
immunity
from
com-
muwci
are
i
up
...
.',
20
Yeors
Aqo
Tod
i
,
;
The
flrU
bat;
h
of
divorce
bili!
E,
D.
Johnson,
tirpui,
,
KKMOVr.
KKSTKKIHiSH
mtM
af)
f,ir
WH.,Ml(i
re.dtrM
e.i
ter
or
finance
and
j
Tie
piCsKlent
of
tanadf
,
Jal)uary
12lh-
stani-y
KtcntlcH,
twmrer
her
H
ill
at
j
Steani.Uiips
Luies
(nd
not
pro-
mho
(wl
trM,
fll;hl
aaiivt
Utwitai
Victoria
and
dori
"
i
pase
n
some
have
.one
so
far
j.,,,,
m
tevui
.siO!Ui
U
return
to
bin
dc
u
as
te
surrksU
that
foreign
ithlp-
f
A
,hj,
,t
w.v
not
nis
tcn-
ft
month.
pirn;
luilil
be
denied
complcfr
lMt
,
Ulk(.
Uin(.
(opea
U
ai-.y
;
ac
ess
to
the
Ureal
takes.
Ixtok-
o(
thpJ(e
lh,rty-rtkht
divorce
Wil
At
a
niwlins
ot
the
As
I
See
It
aiiean
to
compii
iKHi
ui
1U)
(nev
,.,
i
to
pa,
!
Mutt
WMht
Mayor
tr
scaviav.
lie
mte
that
fm
Uiittsh
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeod
Aldermen
Htheiit.
f.
ItK
tiitn
WM
t.
SHOW
and
other
overseas
shipt
wkik
ClaHton
1
iav-iw
bihj
li
i
j
.1
P""
the
ro.rt
0!
Mu.ht.
r
of
National
Defend
BY
a.s
away
atU'iHlinu
mectiiis
of
1Q
Yeorf
AqoTod:
ray
the
North
Atlantic
Ueiy
count
K
Mr.
W.
II
IliUs
lu,
n
(Cfmore
J-hifpoll
A
croup
of
German
journalist.'.!
who
came
to
Canada
laic
lat
war
as
tuesU
of
Trans-Canada
;
pointed
deputy
ti
tia
F.r
H
T.
xtL
Tl
Cmaiiiati
Aid
It
fund
In
Prince
Rupert
r
a
total
of
41.928
50
a'
m
Reflects
and
Reminisces
vtlrn
the
Carrk!
report
was
re-si'iiful
to
the
Hou.s?
and
tlisciuu-ed
on
IXci-mber
15,
16
and
H.
So
he
felt
that
It
would
be
the
wlh
of
lb
members,
and
indeed
ul
others
throughout
the
country.
In
view
of
the
wide
tnterc.it
attached
to
this
important
document,
that
he
hou!d
take
ad-
!
Quiz
Totals
for
rJo-J
slons
0
p;iIM.r,
and
u
a
proud
S
A
GOOD
cross
section
of
readers
in
various
parts
of
""w
Thuvi.
i
Canada
have
answered
my
beard
of
the
prophet
been
more
complimentary.
Work
I
k""1
newsmen
in
an
came,
a:u
sll
of
them
wrote
favorably
and
t
quiz.
Here
is
the
way
their
combined
answers
Hungary,
new
one
n
for
the
first
time
in
20
year.;,
the
Republicans
today
take
over
in
'.he
United
States.
An
inau
,-
i'
pact,
the
H-bomb
leaves
behind
it
a
deadly
disturbance
which
scientists
claim
will
never
vanish
from
our
atmosphere.
If
brought
to
sufficient
volume,
it
will
affect
every
'lit
ing
creature
of
this
and
future
generations.
r.i"
This
is
the
burden
with
which
Eisenhower
enters
the
White
House.
Somehow
we
believe
he
is
one
of
the
few
men
of
this
age
who
can
carry
it.
CommunUl
sa'.eihtu,
i
Inrirpendi
nt
kh'.tncm
!
,
In
great
volume
about
Canada.
'
Will
Russia
still
be
a
UN
mem-1
The
burden
of
their
rc;xrt
tc
l)i
r
,ii
Rood
standin
bv
the
ond
the
German
peon!.'
was
thai
i
vantage
of
the
first
opportunity
of
dealing
ith
It
on
the
motion
to
set
up
the
defence
expenditure
committee
an;l
in
the
I
years
up
to
the
llHii
cen!
out:
j
Will
there
be
a
real
cease
11:
e
in
Korea
i'l
1953?
Yes
3'i":i.
No
163.
!
Will
there
be
a
world
war
involving
U.S.
ver.sus
Russia
in
Canada,
indeed,
is
the
land
of
.he
of
1953?
Yes.
80",
.
No
20
coumc
of
his
remarks
to
indicate
,
in
support
of
the
Prima
MiiiM."-!
the
reasons
why
he
believe
Uvf
rejK.rt
should
receive
the
con
;
uiatlon
is
always
a
stellar
-e.Kion.
and
lor
many
.sound
rca-;
suns
it
U
particularly
true
!
I
ins.
KM
ItVIMinV
TMtVttK
Wasl.'ri"'
m
U
tnroni'Cd.
Cel.-i;r!tin:
inl
obscure,
and
the
mal.
.ituia-4
i
the
m-be.t
weens",
have
been
pouring
into
the
ci'."
for
days.
The
country'.
lust;
detertives
;ror
of
plain
clothes:
m.
n
and
tiie
smootnest
ol
crmri
are
there
.
.
.
Color,
musie,
,'hceis,
1853?
Yes
4-;.
no
sr;
.
Will
the
western
powers
b-joined
in
the
defease
alliance
by
actual
organized
German
military
units
in
1953?
Yes
61
.
.
No
39
.
Name
the
order
in
whkh
the
future,
and
ties
between
t
ie
two
four
political
parlies
will
finl
h
cnuitrks
should;
s'.renethened
:
in
scats
won
if
there
Is
anotiwr
to
the
utmost.
11C
election
lnJ953.
I
A
series
written
by
Erik
Keiif-r.
;
Ab;.ut
74
thoiiKhf
Social
Eflitor-ln-Chief
of
Dr
T..i?es-Cnd
t
would
win
mast
eaU.,Ptc?-iKhly.
"The
Mirror
of
with
CCF
and
Liberals
neci
ana
Day"-of
West
Berlm.
w..v
of
the
Oerma
i
representative
neck
for
second
place.
.
,
.
,
,
,.
t
iewimeoa
views
N
in
e
the
order
in
which
ti-e
partus
will
flnLh
In
the
federul
CROWING
INDlSTItv
election
of
1953.
4
Regcr
prakd
Canadian
Indus-
Some
1
fir,ured
Liberals
wil'Jtry.
ambition,
and
hop.:
for
the
sideralion
of
that
committee,
Ifi
and
when
It
Is
act
up.
That)
day
he
confined
what
he
had
to
say
to
the
Currle
report
".-
self
and
to
m,7u-r
-leviu-.t,
to
it
He
stated
that
he
had
aeceiitert
and
ruir!
endeavoured
Ft
Everyone
Is
Eligible
WITH
the
start
of
voting
this
week
for
the
Good
Citizen
of
19j2,
it
is
hoped
that
everyone
will
make
use
of
the
ballot
form
which
will
appear
in
The
Daily
News
for
the
rest
of
the
month.
Founded
by
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
:
,'lalt.
r
of
mxH.
rump
Ot
troops
,
,v.il,m
,
k
f
THE
and
ixiteuin
pronouncemc
ills
fluuh
f
ir-t.
The
Consera:lvc
,
luture.
ability
responsibility
for
the
al-j
fairs
of
tne
Depariment
and
the
i
armed
services.
No
lovernmept
''A
canaaian
Btatesman.
nr
-
I
I
LL)
Ml
IX
.'!
picked
to
win
by
18V
So-
mere
ar
nut
a
few
of
Utc
s'.jhts
anal
sounds
run
,
far
from
ti
e
White
Hum.
lU
KMIl
IX
18U
has
called
his
people
en-
U
I
I
LluvyX
.
Ll,
rrpdll
Bn,
CCF
ln
thi,t
o-.;
wrote
cr
had
the
soonort
of
the
re-iw'i"""B'
department,
no
ccmmerclal
e;t-tcrprl-se,
no
l,u
se-scale
undertaking
can
be
perfect.
But
the
myone
who
has
spent
even
just
WHY
SO
CRITICAL?
in
memory
of
the
late
Alex
Hunter,
the
award
is"
intended
to
go
to
that
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
who,
in
popular
opinion,
has
made
the
greatest
and
mainmg
6'5
.
!
Who
will
be
Prime
Minister
of!
a
few
days
in
me
aiva
between
Montreal
and
Toronto
would
see
m
I
i
On
I
hU
very
ground
a
ccutu.
j.
jmd
a
had
'ao,
where
wood;
were
gtoA,n,
George
Wa-ddiih-i
ton
am
a
French
architect
sei-;
Editor,
'
;
The
Daily
News:
record
cf
our
D-partmtnt
ol
;
National
Defence
will
be
shown'
Why
Co
not
the
r.ewsniaj'
rs
to
compute
favorably
witn
any
.
and
the
old-time
politicians
0e
undertaking
i
t
,wa
m
iuiu.;
rapna.
.
comparable
In
tnc
War
ot
1812.
a
Biiti.-U
.
naval
Soice
bartud
the
fir.t;
their
Social
Credit
government
a
fair
bieakl
Tr
'a
ir
nar
n
k',-
i
Why
are
th?y
so
critical
of
our
Canada
at
year
end
1953?
S".
Laurent
54
t,
Drew
24,
Pear-;
son
8'.
other
4r
.
Among
the
others,
one
lone
lady
picked
Pre-'
miir
Douslas
of
Saskatchewan
as
the
next
Prime
Minister
of
Canada.
Although
she
thought
the
Liberal
party
would
comf
first.
MOST
readers
who
filled
in
these
quiltii'i
at
work;
in
eman-tic
new
lactone,
".tew
hydio
developments,
new
housine
projects"
"Wih
all
propriety,
Canadians
are
proud
of
ti
iir
til.?,
th
tr
work,
their
p-ople
"
Of
Individual
Canadians,
ftegcr
and
his
colleagues
were
n.o.;t
taken
wr.h
Trad?
Minister
Rt.
Hon
C.
D.
Howe.
new
Social
Credit
fiovei
nm'i'l?
,
U
Jfulr
?
TVn
na"i!
K-;
knew
Cat
Ike
dni-i'i
4.
.:
It
ts
because
they
fe.ir
that
1
IATEST
KtrOBT
A
yt
tWniM
Pi
aha
w
laMM
la
mm
tff
mt
,
h.n
a
nv.il
a
war
t--.
'
Social
Credit
policies
will
he
so
i
successful
that
there
wont
be!
nonii'
of
the
president,
rift;
years
later
during
the
stiuvrl-oetaeen
the
St..te.s
the
capit.,1
'
building
was
being
rn:n;r.
ted.
S-anie
urged
delay.
Bill
Hit
patient
and
merciful
Lincoln
wouu
nave
c.n
of
it.
National
unity
,
threateneii
on
th
batUr
field,'
'.
mils',
at
s.il
co.
ts
be
preset
vr,;
I
And
tnus
.t
was.
"drilh"
ier:h
fry
rsnu
o(
i
fwayof
i!in
m
r-'e-lk
-Ibry
uy
(he
iw
t.
.
a
f
room
for
the
old-time
politicians;
and
the
partisan
newspapers'
j
th
"ou
hf
O'jl
of
Ml
The
latest
target
for
the
r.ews-i
sues
is
far
actual
seats
'won
in
Reger
described
Mr.
How',
(ne
federal
election
expect
Doth
'.
whom
the
German
newsmen
tn-CoiiM-rvailves
and
Social
Credit
terviewed
while
in
Ottawa,
as
a
n
make
siihsiantial
Bain.
But:
man
who
was
eivini!
the
Canti-
papers
and
the
old-time
politicians
and
some
of
the
boys
who
.
Mamifjrturrr
in
'
keep
coming
up
i'l.
:
enjoyed
soft
jobs
aid
special
privileges
tinder
the
old
rcgim-.-
.seem
to
be
the
changes
in
tli
vi:tually
everybody
wlw
thoug:u
I
dian
economy
the
bene
fit
of
j
that
Georne
Drew
would
be
the
"vision
and
ability."
j
next
Prime
Minister
of
Canada)
"Howe
is,
all
in
all.
in
speech.;
expected
that
as
a
result
of
an
j
appearance
and
beamy;,
a
fenu-
people
are
often
c.ilkJ
help
in
finding
rtmc.S
f
1!
production
aches
anJrsi"'!
Labor
Relations
B'ard.
Certainly
changes
were
long
overdue
on
most
effective
efforts'
to
promote
the
welfare
of
the
city.
All
are
eligible"
men
and
women,
young
and'
old,
active
and
retired,
rich
and
poor.
The
criterion
does
not
rest
with
their
material
attributes
but
in
their
sense
of
good
citizenship
and
their
endeavors
to
apply
this
to
the
benefit
of
Prince
Rupert,
It
has
been
suggested
that
the
award
be
of
more
ambitious
dimensions
than
a
plaque,
such
as
a
scholarship
for
schoolchildren
or
an
addition
to
our
park
facilities.
While
an
undertaking
of
this
sort
would
be
admirable,
the
Jaycees
rightly
believe
it
is
not
feasible
to
start
a
financial
campaign
of
a
size
necessary
to
implement
it;
There
are
already
enough
worthwhile
causes
in
the
city
which
need
our
financial
support.
The
intention
in
this
case
is
not
to
administer
charity
or
benefits
but
simply
to
say
thank
you
each
year
to
some
citizen
whose
presence
here
makes
Prince
Rupert
a
better
place
in
which
to
live.
There
will
be
more
than
one
person
each
year
who
merits
such
recognition,
and
we
can
consider
ourselves
fortunate
that
this
is
so.
While
we
cannot
give
everyone
a
prize,
we
need
aliiance,
after
the
elecUon,
be-line
nescennam
ni
me
.t""
this
Board
becau.se
under
the
eer,
and,
ln
his
way.
Is
hiin
telf
permanent
full-time
Labor
Re
tween
George
Di'ew
and
Mr.
Low.
Most
readers
of
all
preference
lations
Board
of
the
old
reRime,
dian
plial
openms
up
la
ni
new
and
uvful
alnn.'imim
:
CAIV1N
BULLOCK
we
had
industrial
chaos.
Look
expected
Social
-
Credit
to
beat
.NOT
TIIK
UltST
Eisenhower
ts
by
no
means
the
first
pi
esklent
to
have
served
a?
a
soldlei
.
so
ti
it
Andrew
Jack
son
i
also
lawyer
and
trader'
Harrison.
Taylor,
Grant.
Ga;
-
field,
M'Klnlev
and
Thcmlorej
rtoosevelt.
Canadiftnt
and
Amer.-rans
have
fought
In
each
other,
armies.
Once
or
twice
what
mijfr.t
be
said
to
have
be"n
enough
t
ruffle
thr-
International
surfa't
was
felt.
But
Uiat's
been
all.
If
there
has
been
uncci
tain."
as
to
the
new
executive's
gcneia!
policy
thc;e
should
be
a
futui'i
haiige
ere
long,
now
he
Is
in
a
new
pioneer."
LAGGING
CI
LTl'ICK
The
one
critiekm
of
Canada
voiced
by
Reger
was
a
fact
deplored
by
many
Canadians
themselves,
Including
Oovvrnor-Gen-
Canada,
Lid.
lAkan).
what
happened
to
the
Industrial
j
out
!r,e
CCF
as
the
third
plar?
relations
last
spring
when
Brit-
j
narty.
Lsh
Columbia
had
an
nil-time
j
record
of
strikes
and
loss
af
pay-,
JUST
U)
lct
lhe
reaftx'rs
have
the
rolls.
Where
was
this
tuii-tinve
laugh
on
me.
again,
if
I
am!
era!
Rt.
Hon.
Vincent
M.issey.
wrong,
here
is
how
I
answered!
Reger
found
during
his
stay
Labor
Relations
Board
then?
It
seems
to
me
that
two
of
the
inv
own
Quiz
tor
laaa
aicremsuuiurm
iuh'jicu
i.umii.
He
told
of
the
establishment.
In
1
office.
This
in
the
day
that
not
only
the
nation,
but
much
of
th
woiid
has
been
awaiting.
recent
years
of
theatrical
and
ballet
troupes,
but
said
that
generally
speaking,
the
nation's
cultural
development
was
lagging
behind
Us
industrial
growth
I
do
not
think
there
will
be
a
cea:e
ffte
in
Korea,
nor
a
world
war.
I
think
German
units
will
be
lined
up
with
the
western
armies
and
Russia
will
still
be
in
UN.
most
important
bacs
industries
were
on
strike,
namely,
lumbering
and
fisheries.
We
all
remember
that
the
Labor
Relations
Board
did
not
settle
either
of
them.
It
has
been
noticeable
that
there
has
been
much
more
labor
peace
since
the
Social
Credit
Do..
airrpfil
'v-iiw
Hir
F.rnei
i
guess
inav
me
Laoeiais
j
MacMillan.
conductor
of
the
run
first
in
BC.
provincial
elec-)Toronto
symphony
Orchestra,
tion,
If
held
this
year,
and
abwUhat
Canada
requires
mare
en-
r
mAM
a.
-
'
.
not
be
chary
with
our
thanks.
The
greatest
asset
!
government
took
over
in
August..
.,
,
.
.
,
.
.,.
.
!Yes,
I
believe
the
Social
Credit
anv
fltv
haa
i
in
tho
enirir
,t
nf
tnnao
fitivonc
whn
.
i
.
,.a
..,...
mai
Mr.
ei.
wiureni,
win
auu
oc
pr-v
w
hind
lis
eultura
growth
j
-V
...
v..
v,
....v
v.
''"uvi
t.
guvei
.imeal,
lias
vr.jr
bwu
can
see
hfvnnrl
their
nun
intpresr.s
tA
tho
hrnarW
iM
for
their
changes.
More
Prime
Minister
at
the
head
of
a
Liberal
government
after
the
federal
election.
If,
despite
its
strong
economic
expansion,
It
wishes
to
cam
an
even
more
Important
place
In
world
respect.
power
to
them!
I
notice
that
these
same
newspapers
and
old-time
politicians
RETIRED
ACCOUNTANT
with
degrees
will
accept
private
clients'
auditing,
accounting,
etc.
assignments.
Box
596,
Doily
New
I
am
emboldened
to
publish
my
(which
is
directly
have
criticized
every
good
move
own
guess
But
he
was
optimistic
that
t
an-
needs
of
the
community.
This
is
the
first
attempt
Prince
Rupert
has
ever
made
to
express
its
gratitude
for
all
to
hear.
A
vote
on
the
ballot
coupon
will
represent
your
own
.
personal
thanks.
of
the
present
Social
Credit
gov-
contrary
o
what
74
of
tny
Indians
will
Hue
to
the
challenge
'Ink.'-
if
jernment
changes
in
the
Pur-i0wn
readers
answers
suggest
l
"it
seems
to
me,"
he
wrote,
"that
'
chasing
Commission,
saving
the!
because
I
see
that
the
famou.
j
the
people
and
the
coun'ry
know
;
jpeople
up
to
20
per
cent
on
gov-(.iajry0yant
Made
Lys
had
at.oitheir
goal
and
are
heading,
ernment
purchases
the
control
;
predicted
that
the
B.C.
LiberaLi
jutraight
for
it."
I
'
H
jrf
ver
government-o
wnea
cars;wiU
make
a
surprie
vlctoiyi-
4
which
sometimes
travelled
to
.orm,back.
After
all.
she
Is
the;
California
at
the
people's
ex-
lady
who
prP(jiCted
such
amrz-
penses
under
the
old-time
gov-
j
jng
mnf,t
as
tne
abdication
of
i
ernment-crtanges
in
the
B.C.
Edward
VIII
a
whole
veer
9
Modern
Buffalo
Biff
Reaches
-fioast
After
6,000-Mile
Trip
Hospital
Insurance
Service
wmcn
,
before
lt
nappenedalso
niaUl.
;
have
saved
the
people
2
million;
otner
gtarttog
true
iou.i
per
year
and
at
the
same
time
:
casts'
General
Electric
Appliances
CHILLIWACK,
B.
C.
(CP)
A
hope
to
be
home
by
next
June.
a
larger
.siu
puis
...
una
leaving
But
my
'
guess
re
B.C.
does
not
fund
than
ever
before.
t
,,,,.
Tf
.,
modern
Buffalo
Bill
has
come
Martsch
travels
frontier-style,
a
out
of
the
east
to
the
Chilliwack,
bedroll,
a
change
of
clothes,
and.
Yes
our
new
Social
Credit
gov-
1
1."
:"..,..,
,'..,'.,"
,
valley,
ernment
has
already
saved
the
'
like
Buf
faio
Bill,
with
(lowing
hair.
He
hasn't
had
a
haircut
or
lilSl.
aU.Uli.Cl
M
VULC,
IllliU
llit
great
mass
of
people
In
B.C.
He
is
20-year-old
Bill
Martsch
people
of
British
Columbia
millions
of
dollars
since
the
1st
of
shave
since
leaving
Kitchener.
August.
Washing
Machines,
Floor
Polishers,
Radios,
Kettles,
Ranges,
Vacuum
Cleaners
and
many
others.
Let's
give
them
a
fair
chance
and
when
they
get
a
majority
want
Social
Welfare
without
Socialism.
Only
a
re-juvenatod
Liberal
government,
or
a
Wo-eral-CCF
combination
could
win
and
give
them.
that.
ok
...
..
.
The
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
The
rea-son
for
the
long
trip"
Doctor's
orders.
He
was
told
to
get
plenty
of
fresh
air.
"I'm
getting
It,"
he
"It's
a
grand
way
to
ee
Canada,
even
tn
the
winter
time."
over
all
In
the
Legislature,
they
of
Kitchener,
Ont.,
who
rode
into
town
on
Rocky,
a
sorrel
crossbred,
who
has
carried
him
6,000
miles
over
Canadian
highways.
Since
last
Mav,
Martsch
has
travelled
from
Kitchener
to
the
Marltimes,
and
from
the
Mari-times
to
B.C.
Th
return
rivle
will
be
started
after
a
visit
to
Vancouver
Island.
BUI
and
Rock
RUPERT
RADIO
AND,
ELECTRIC
Phone
644
..
Box
1279
will
then
give
the
people
of
this
great
province
the
good
government
they
require
and
a
new
day
will
dawn
for
British
Columbia.
GEORGE
W.
SAVORY.
Victoria,
B.
C.
Rocky
has
worn
out
nine
pair
Surrender
terms
ending
the
war
with
Japan
reduced
Japanese
territory
from
773,000
fquare
micls
to
147,000.
of
shoes
ln
the
crass-country
jaunt.