MILESTONES
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday
Sermon
As
I
See
It
UNDER
OUR
ROOF
lly
JOHN
STURDY
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The
lolly
Saturday,
March
28,
1953
By
RHV.
H
(.
OI.SON,
St.
Paul's
l.i,ll,Pr;1
n
f'liu!
by
HOLLYWOOD.
Yesterday
morning
the
letter
iMi
an
luJe(Miitieut
dully
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbiilldlDg
of
Prlnca
Kupan
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Wt-mbnr
of
'Ciimdlarr
Pmhs
Audit
Bureau
of
circulation
Oanadlan
Pally
Newspaper
Aiworlation.
Puhllshed
by
"Hie
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited
1.
W.
alAUOR,
President
H.
O.
PERRY,
Vice-Prealdent
j
4
CL
40
Years
Ago
Today
A'
lady
with
her
two
small
children
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
going
1200
miles
out
of
her
way
when
she
boarded
the
wrong
boat
in
Seattle,
thinking
.she
was
on
the
boat
for
Kan
Francisco.
more
,
"arrived.
It
was
from
my
wife,
and
it
began
with
an
ominous
salutation.
"Dear
Sir,"
it
began:
"Oh.
oh!"
I
said
to
Hamish
-
and
Little
Augle
and
Col.
S.
"she
just
says
she
can't
do
Skcffii.gton
-
Smutts
iReU
the
work
on
account
of
her
Calvary
is
a
familiar
name
Every
Christian
has
made
f
pilgrimage
there'
In
spirit.
It
your
parental
home
was
s
Christian
one,
you
were
there
in
youth.
You
wtre
there
at
least
during
the
Easter
season
when
your
thoughts
were
purposely
directed
by
Chrlst-lovint'
mother
and
father
from
merely
Subscription
Kales:
X
mittI
I
p
rr
mnnlh
SI
iKi!
DM1
Tear.
S10.00
aymb.,1
lh(,
ible
angui.sh.
When
we
(arf,
rial,
do
w
WP
lh),"h
ln
the
(Ms,,,,.,
through,
obedii-npfi
rk
the
OolKI,tiia
,.ma
fly
mall
Pel
jioiilll.
lie.
tx-r
vear,
8
00
jthurlrer!
aa
cond
class
it-.all
b
the
Poat
OKoe
Department,
Ottawa.
t,
'
t
.
W.
C.
C
Mehan.
general
sup
rrlntendent
of
the
OTP.
re
Looks
like
trouble."
present
condition."
We
had
been
sitting
around
"That's
It,"
I
said.
"Doesn't
our
hotel
sultethe
Colonel
she
explain
thnt
she's
going
to
sharpening
his
sabre,
and
Utile
j
have
a
baby?"
Angle
playing
with
a
pair
of
kb-
j
"No,"
said
the
Colonel,
"she
m7
BU'UK
fir
Enster
bunnies
and
Easter
eggs
the
artificial
things
that
are
ni:.
turned
from
an
Inspection
trip
had
so
ma
HIV
li.vi
r,
...
legendary
to
the
cross
of
Cal
vury;
to
the
true,
deep
and
beau
tiful
meaning
of
the
Easter
sea
up
the
line.
30
Year
Ago
Today
son.
WVA
Lid
Too
Tight
IP
I
were
asked
to
name
one
thing
which,
even
now,
this
parliament
ought
to
do
in
its
final
session,
I
would
say:
Lift
that
WVA
lid
on
'allowed
extra
earnings.
dom,
but
f,.w
Jr
'
cross,
so
many
,
with
Him
but
not
sul..
sake.
Jesus
-a4
Ulk",
His
life
in
two
i-Hii.,,.,
Iy:
"I
huve
inu.rifi,
earth.
I
h;.ve
)r,hh,T
tli-.l
T-l.....
You
were
able
to
see
the
form
sided
dice,
and
Hamish
watch-
says
here
that
sue
weni
10
truing
Space
Cadet
on
television.
I
annual
school
concert
and
came
We
have
been
sitting
here
for
,
home
with
the
mumps."
omo
weeks
now.
drawing
regu-
"Mumps!"
lar
pay
cheques
from
Colossal
"That's
what
the
lady
says"
Pictures
and
waiting
for
the
I
grabbed
the
letter,
and
it
studio
to
call
us.
!
wus
true.
"So
if
you
don't
..-!
.ih
iiitio
mind."
the
epistle
concluded.
suspended
on
the
cross
of
Gol
The
city
council
repudiated
the
action
of
Mayor
Newton
establishing
a
conciliation
board
in
the
recent
wage
dispute
and
wired
the
Minister
of
I-abor.
gotha's
Hill,
Jesus
C'hruit.
true
Uod
and
true
Man.
Let
us
go
back
to
Bethlehem's
manger.
There
lies
a
small
babe
Jesus
brnui;iit
H
i
u
Our
country
has
no
nerd
to
"What
does
she
say1"
wui
you
pieiuw
uirunKe
iu
m
premier
nm
mm
n'M
oiuia
So
I
read
the
rest
of
the
let-
i
home
and
look
after
the
chores
j
resolution
to
that
effect.
ter.
If
you
can
druB
yourwlf
Yours
very
truly"
away
from
the
company
of
all
Well,
there
wasn
t
much
ol.fc
Tnr
rty
council
Is
consider-those
blonde
and
brunette
and
I
""""'d
cl
ab,1ut
11
A
eounlry;lng
ub.lishlng
meter
rents
and
redheaded
starlets
for
a
couple
house
is
too
much
for
a
woman
,
r.itabli&hiiiR
a
minimum
c
harge
of
minutes
(Who?
Hamish
md'With
mumps.
I
ran
at
least
of
$4
a
m,mtn
fr
lighting
ser-Little
Angle
and
the
Colonel.
P'ant
p
Ppas-
and
P"hapi
by
,
vk,s
starlets?!,
this
is
to
advise
you
that
time
she
will
be
up
and,
that
It
is
now
spring
on
the
Is-:
around
again
and
able
to
take
;
20
Yearj
Ago
Today
.
.
....
-stmA
n(
iVia
eiaiar
trHa
I
i
1
It
:
dotmcd
to
bear
a
crosi.
From;
completion
lu
cro:
there
we
toiiow
the
Cltiml
i
Il.
tiUiiiinn
twain
through
babyhood,
childhood
j
The
prophet
!,aU,
youth
and
manhood
In
his
early
the
heart
o
tjv
ur,
thirties.
Christ
remained
silent
declares:
In
His
village
at
Naureth
dur-j
'
Hut
He
wa
Ing
all
the
years
of
youth
and
i
transgression,,
Hr
early
manhood.
Only
after
He
,
for
our
li.iqutu.-r
tv
had
puvsrd
the
age
of
30
did
He
!
nient
of
our
p.
,,,
oet
forth
on
His
world
tak
to;
Htm;
and
with
i.
,
Icel
ashamed
of
its
social
welfare
program.
True
it
is
a
bit
on
the
ni'TSarttly
side.
But
no
country
can
have
everything.
So
long
as
Canada
is
as
we
now
are.
compelled
to
waste
over
two
billions
a
year
on
war
preparations,
we
can
only
have
the
bare
bones
of
the
national
welfare
land,
spring
in
Hollywood
may
i
A1(,i
rnuin
rasev
made
a
resol-
lot
of
different
thiriRs,
digging
up
the
rest
of
the
gar-1
I
mean
a
,
and
Improvement
program.
That
ution
that
the
council
declare
establish
the
Kingdom
of
Ood
jare
healed
and
(iit
but
here
on
tne
rsiana.t
mean
,u
mablllty
to
handle
IU
fin-
All
U.....K
mr
wiiy
m-c
i
.
on
nun
me
mxjiniy
,
turning
over
me
raruen
and
uw,,
"
iuhu1
difficulties
and
go
.into'
...
........
uuom
tne
jurist.
ntivinu
1111
t
ho
fftrf.i
wr
nnrl
ler
oi
we
wrtmjr
imij
ii
iu-
j
receivership.
nl.mtine
neas.
and
eivinn
the
'
front
Colossal
Studios,
and
it
a
will
be
possibly
only
when
the
nations
reach
that
point,
prom-
i
ised
by
the
Biblical
'
prophets
thousands
of
years
ago,
when
'
they
"beat
their
swords
into
1
't
'
plowshares,
and
their
spears:
into
pruning
hooks."
!
I
First
Untied
Ci
dog
a
bath
and
painting
the
;
decided
that
Hamish
and
Llttk"
seriousness
and
a
devotion
to
some
cause,
some
purpose,
some
gout
In
th
future.
As
we
look
ujKui
his
pathway,
we
M-e
a
shadow
of
a
cross
be-
Augle
ana
tne
Loionei
woum
front
steps
and
clearing
away
Mslh
Ave.
H.
A
The
Sisters
of
Rt
Joseph
are
r.euotlating
to
take
over
and
operate
the
Hulkley
Valley
District
Hospital
at
Smlthers.
10
Yeors
Ago
Today
m...
.1...
u
ut,
ti,t
'
illtr
11.111,
Hit"
fltwwuw
mi',
la
.
1
remain
in
Hollywood
so
that
!
the
cheques
wouldn't
go
to
waste.
So
this
morning
my
friend
came
to
see
me
off
at
Olendale
Station.
I
fell
a
little
sad
leaving
them:
Hamish,
with
his
the
dead
leaves
and
buying
you.-son
a
new
pair
ol
sneakers.
"Ordinarily
I
would
do
these
things
myself,
but
owing
to
my
present
condition
I
don't
believe
it
would
be
wise
"
I
dropped
the
'letter
from
Communion,
manger.
It
is
a
shadow
that
'
the
new
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
grows
in
int.
n
ilty
until
we
see
Church
was
dedicated
by
Hishop
.
Hun
enter
the
gales
of
Geth-
Sermon
'The
W.
Anthem'
xbsWni
lem
"
h,il
r.ii
mtiA
t'o
nnn
i.itLi.'
t
L
Foss
tf
Seattle.
isemnne's
garden
It
is
there
BUT
EVEN
before
the
blessed
divinely-promised
day
when
the
eagle,
the
hear
and
the
Hon
will
lie
down
in
peace
to
"eat
gras
like
the
ox,"
Canada
can
round
out
her
social
welfare
program
in
one
simple
respect.
The
time
to
do
it
is
NOW..
The
War
Veterans'
Allowance
Is
a
grant
to
front
line
war
veterans,
and
their
wives
or
widow,
ilhat
wc
learn
to
understand
17.
jj
u.m-t.
nm
nt
ft,
Ir''rlmiT'lnliAUBie
with
his
pln-strux-d
sujt
Hamish
arid
Little
Augle
and
;
nnd
m
cnnary
ypllow
shoMf
The
Allied
Trades
Council
the
meaning
of
O'.lROthv
Truly.
ine
Lo.onei
wan
w.ur,
v..u..uc-
colonel
wearing
his
sabre
it
Is
the
.school-room
of
prayer
his
cavalry
boots
and
hli
siruri
ryr.i.
.
v,,,.,.
n
,v.uih
i
ana
Kermorr
"The
Achievement
"
Anthem-
"Con.
l';
Weary,"
emit:
hso
w
f
l
III
K...1.K
VU
M
MOUT
.
S
where
obedience
Is
acquired
to
fulfill
the
tak
of
redeeming
man
from
hu
sin.
It
was
the
rross
of
aniiulkh
that
wjs
said
'
passed
a
resolution
at
their
i
meeting
that
unless
st
ps
were
'
made
to
Improve
the
food
situ-
aiiiui
at
the
Wartime
Dining
I
Hull
and
the
drydock,
thejr
j
would
cat
elsewhere.
sun
helmet.
We
hud
been
together
such
a
long
time,
It
fieemed.
"Good-bye!"
they
shouted
as
the
train
pulled
out.
Value
of
Salesmanship
IT
HAS
BEEN
said
often
that
we
Canadians
are
loo
self-effacing,
that
we
are
sitting
on
a
gold
mine
of
which
everyone
in
the
world
is
aware
except
ourselves,
and
that
we
are
too
disinclined
to
sell
ourselves
in
these
competitive
times.
All
this
may
or
may
not
be
true.
But
if
it
is,
there
fire
some
outstanding
exceptions
and
every
now
and
ihui
one
of
these
gets
up
and,
without
floundering
hYmut
under
misguided
modesty,
states
clearly
why
'anada
has
reason
to
be
proud.
The
effect
is
like
a
tonic,
and
this
description
Applies
without
reservation
to
an
address
made
in
New
York
recently
by
E.
J.
Umphrey,
vice-president
fhnd
sales
director
of
General
Motors
of
Canada.
As
Jiis
position
indicates,
Mr.
Umphrey
appreciates
the
Value
of
salesmanship.
He
is
obviously
aware
that
ho
one
true
and
tested
way
to
get
business
is
to
go
Jtfter
it.
I
In
any
case,
none
of
his
listeners
in
New
York
could
have
failed
to
get
the
idea
that
Canada
is
worth
some"
serious
and
far-ranging
thought,
'As
he
was
Jalking
to
businessmen,
his
comments
on
the
buying
Jtower
of
this
country
were
pertinent.
I
'''The
national
income
and
I
refer
here
to
the
j-oinjtry's
earnings
from
current
production,
or
po-Jential
spending
money
reached
eighteen
and
a
Jhird
billion
in
1952
an
increase
of
179
per
cent
iver-19Jl.
Today,
after
taxes
and
dollar
adjustment,
the
average
Canadian
has
two-thirds
more
to
Jpend
or
save
than
he
had
in
1938.
In
consequence,
Jwr
living
standards,
second
only
to
those
of
the
3
Jnited
States,
have
increased
more
than
50
per
cent
inee
1911."
a
,
Turning
to
B.C.,
the
fastest-growing
of
all
the
jirovinces.Mr.
Umphrey
found
some
more
impressive
facts.
He
pointed
out
that
B.C.
.having
increased
in
Jiopulation
by
almost
a
half
since
1941,
now
accounts
tfor
some
11
per
cent
of
the
national
volume
of
retail
'
JmsTness.
He
described
the
people
of
this
province
as
iin
"-kleal
blend
of
British
stability
and
American
en-
hu.iasm."
'
,
It
must
not
be
gathered
from
this
that
the
speaker
overloaded
his
listeners
with
statistics.
He
4ol(I
jthem
of
the
majestic
sweep
of
the
country,
the
j-ntoj-prise
of
its
people
and
the
maturing
hopes
for
iheTuture.
It
was
salesmanship
on
a
grand
scale
iind
an
example
of
native
pride
which
others
would
jlo
well
to
emulate.
;
"As
Canada
grows
up,
it
is
learning
also
to
speak
lip."
No
one
suggests
we
become
braggarts,
but
we
Jive
In
a
remarkable
country
which
deserves
something
better
than
the
silent
treatment
from
those
vho
are
enjoying
its
benefits.
who
are
not
provided
for
in
any
other
way
The
present
ton
given
phyUral
expression
in
the
SUNDAY
WHOH.H
limit
is
$50
per
month
for
single
"Oood
show."
said
the
Colonel.
:
"If
it's
a
boy,"
said
Hamish.
i
"I
hope
you
call
him
Hamish."
"The
patter
of
Utile
feet,"
I
murmered
Little
Augie.
'"nie'
sound
of
childish
laughter.
Its
I
"Pac
voblscum!"
I
shouted!
persons,
and
$100
per
month
for
,
"swel
that
became
as
It
were
wiuieu.
wsili.ti
i.
preat
drops
of
blood
"
Therefore.
at
II
am;
OA:
Christ
did
not
wait
until
He!
12:15,
at
Conrad
l-
cutne
to
aolgotha
to
receive
the!
Ham
!
-
.,,
(lfl
f'lMI.AY
Klj',.
married
couples.
But
what
the
general
public
back.
Til
we
meet
again
does
not
understand
is
that
ut
II
a
m
a
wonderful
woild."
j
I
staggered
towards
the
teU'-j
nhnne
and
called
long
distance
;
With
puLsing
heart
I
waited
un-
,
til
the
operator
got
through
to
the
Island
and
then
suddenly
1
1
these
grants
arc
not
unconditional.
Supi5o.se
a
single
old
soldier
or
ex-nurse
has
a
small
income
from
any
source
of
$30
ray.
Income
Tax
Quii
Found
on
Page
6
The
popular
wile.
Income
Tax
Quiz
will
today
be
found
on
page
fl
with
another
discussion
In
miestlon
and
aaswer
form
m
how
to
fill
out
your
income
t.ix
form.
i
heard
my
young
son's
voice
on
,
per
month.
The
WVA
will
provide
the
extra
$20
to
pad
that
,
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCW
Slh
Ave.
at
MeBrltlr
St.
Rt.V.
II
O
fil-SfiN.
fni.r
"The
Just
Shall
Live
Ity
V;Ah"
C'OMF.
AND
WdltSIH?
SIMMY
HRVKTS
;
'
MARPfl
?9
H'!3
Morning
Service
11:00
a.m.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
the
line.
1
"Who's
that?"
the
young
son;
l
I
URl'TO
WlMn
la
!
thMM.
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ami
1
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ft
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tun
l..':IS
rural
a
tanta
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W
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1
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;
r
a
h
,!'.,J
S,
,
2'
C'ajioi)
IU..
H
Ct..m
up
to
the
$50
per
month
limit.
In
case
of
a
married
man
the
top
limit
is
$100
per
month.
Only
a
tiny
margin
of
extra
earnings
asked.
"Your
Daddy!"
I
shouted,
i
"Hiya,
Pop.
What
goes
with
First
Presbyterian
Church
is
permitted.
Marilyn
Munroe?"
i
A
century-old
Pnglish
burglar.
1
ignored
that.
With
a
ne
THE
AUTHORITIES
make,
out
vous
tremor
In
my
oice
Just
given
a
term,
says
he
might
i
as
well
admit
that
crime
does
not
I
pay.
Nevertheless,
it
can
make
1
im-T
mrv
allied
"How
U
Mummy?"
Sth
Avr
E
i
i
Sermon:
'Palm
Sunday
j
Lessons."
;
Timing
Kervke
1:30
p.m
Sermon:
"Jesus
Wept
for
j
I
Jeru-lem
"
1
'Hundav
School
13:
IS
p.m.
Not
too
good.
i
)
for
longevity.
"Is
the
doctor
with
her?'
quite
a
strong
case
against
general
increases
In
the
WVA
grants.
They
say
"if
we
raise
it
to
the
level
urged
by
the
Lesion
and
other
veterans
organisations
i$80
and
$120
per
month
we
put
the
WVA
people
"No.
He
was
here
yesterday
He
said
there
wasn't
much
he'
nr
Miiiititi
Brt
t.
A-
!
Viscount
Montgomery
arrived
In
New
York
Friday
An
exchange
of
cards
with
the
Vnltd
States
President
is
planned
They
have
met
before
Name
is
Eisetihower
could
do
about
It.
Just
let
nature
take
Its
course.
Look
Pop.
I'm
listening
to
Roy
Rogers
oil
the
radio.
So-lons.
Pop"
;
in
a
preferred
category
over
the
!
old
age
pensioners
who
draw
the
j
means
test
pension
of
$50
per
j
I
lT
I
MOI'
EVANGELICAL
FREE
fetation
B
Bi.H'in.tf
(.
m
5
nt
t.
r
month.
i
riBtitolJ
totalling
530
wth
nH
enitnnJrt
there
and
Hamish
J.450
children
were
added
to
the
Ignoring
that
argument
for
Hrh'fl
and
tin.
I'
(
M.tt-
il
WO
-
..nrt7
Ciam.
...
.
.-
v--
-
,
w.
;
r.:i.t.
il..-.t.i
f.imil.t
brought
me
a
wet
towel
and
un
w.....uia
f..
tin
(lM.s
CO
Hr
(
O.iw
dabbed
my
feverish
forehead,
ance
rons
in
Marcn.
in
tne
same
the
moment
surely
it
does
not
make
sense
to
keep
the
WVA
lid
screwed
down
as
tight
as
it
is
now.
Here
are
samples
of
letters
hi,..,
11
lk.J
1
It
was
then
that
I
heard
the
"mc
'e...
Colonel's
voice.
"I
don't
see
mat.
providing
you
live
nere,
11
s
on
my
desk
right
now
which
tell
ar
rti
anything
about
a
baby
"
and
1
1
not
Impossible
to
leei
a
nil
ineer-sat
up
straight
and
stared
at
f
ul.
what
it
means:
Sih
Ar
t
K
m
Vet.
Number
1
is
66
years
ot
him.
He
was
reading
my
wife'
il
letter.
age.
He
served
lour
years
in
M
I
Bt
H
i:
5
in
pm.
Mr.
.
I
I
arlrr
will
pralt
Tula
lll
Mr
rtr
lt
!)
In
r"rin"
Hu.rt
IWorr
filuvltiR
to
Prinr
fii-rvri.r.
whr
hi.
will
xt
noiaui
lua
rMriwIuartiri
sir
John
llrre-lri.m
and
hit
xuitur
aticl
lr.
4
ar-trr
ftolotst.
will
tirtim
th
wril
inuwl
roi.niier
We
extend
a
tordlal
Invitation
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
231
fourth
Aw.
East
Win!?
ter:
Rev.
F.
A.
Wright,
D
D
OrganLsU:
Mrg.
E
J.
Smith
and
John
Currie.
.
MARCH
29,
1953
Morning
Wnrsnvp
II
o'rlwk.
Sunday
School
IMS.
Evening
Worship
7:38.
Minister
ot
both
services
"RememluT
the
Sabbath
Day
to
keep
it
Holy."
t7
ntts
lb
1
8
Twiii"-
Ripple
Rock
In
Seymour
Narrows
which
has
already
been
carefully
examined
on
several
different
years,
will
be
tested
again
this
summer,
for
undoubtedly
a
danger
spot
So
now
it
seems
there
need
be
not
the
slightest
question
of
a
Reneral.
the
first
war
with
three
of
his
four
years
in
France.
He
later
worked
for
fifteen
years
for
provincial
government.
Each
month
his
pay
was
docked
10
percent
for
his
superannuation.
P
THE'
ETTERBOX
Iwn.kl
IS.jn
"
fl
CI
HIUI
II
I""
Scripture
f-a
a
fat
for
Joo
satin
e
When
hewas
retired
ne
got
s
per
month
from
the
fund
to
R.inl.T
M.nm.'
w..rw
!f
r,r
o.
itif
a
Wi
BOO
pm'
Prvr
rVrvirt
Kr:lny
J,00m
Ctulrtrr-na
Hour
"The
Lord
is
nifht
unto
all
.
.
which
he
had
paid
in.
The
WVA
.
that
call
upon
him."
"
Pf4lm
14.rf8
cave
him
the
extra
$42
to
bring
Editor,
Tha
Dally
News:
TIMK
.trT:lX
IT
SV.Vm
FAILS
The
Brandon
Sun
remarks
that
ttiene's
an.
aunt
thei.know
who
Is
always
spoken
so
well
of.
She
the
total
for
man
and
wife
up
to
$100
per
month.
of
At
last,
after
threa
year
Now
Vet.
No.
1
has
the
offer
bickering
we
know
tha
outcome!
Is,
of
course,
surh
a
good
woman
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
of
a
janitor's
job
at
which
pay
of
the
Power
Question.
As
tatc4
previously,
"it
is
the
beginning
;
iOTTAWA
DIARY
l
Norman
M.
A.acLeoo
'
J
Robert
Henry
McGregor,
Pro-j
Toronto
World.
ressive
Conservative
.MP
fori
Maclean
had
refused
to
con
There
will
t
.sf'Vi.
week-nit;li!
!
2
$30
per
month.
He
cannot
take
it.
for
the
WVA
does
not
permit
and
that
logically
enough
leads
to
her
being
tiresome.
Hence,
she
turns
bad
woman,
and
then
comes
popularity.
Good
Fridoy
Holy
Week
Mission
March
SI
-
April
5
Speaker:
RI
V.
R.
I.
ARFFNT1R
of
Seward,
Alaska
I
mr,
...
1-
...
.
i
I
"
"
f
I
r
C
,
1
;-.
.
i.
Services
at
H
aI
f.ast
York.
Ik
easily
the
most
j
cede
that
-Bob"
McGregor,
then
even
that
nmoui.t
of
extra
j
earnings.
ANOTHER
LETTER
Is
from
a
widow
whose
husband,
a
WVA
man,
died
two
years
ago.
She
writes'
merit
memDer
ot
the
House
of
engaged
In
the
ridiriK
as
a
mar
of
the
end
of
the
N
B.C.
Power
Co."
As
far
as
the
ordinary
m-.sumer
of
power
in
Prince
Rupert
is
concerned.
In
whut
way
has
the
present
Company
been
so
terribly
out
of
line?
Has
anyone
actually
suffered
for
lack
of
power,
or
been
treated
unfairly,
and
have
not
the
rates
been
as
low
as
most
places
ket
gardener,
could
challenge
hi
There
was
a
young
girl
from
St.
Paul
Wore
a
newspaper
dress
to
a
ball.
But
the
dress
caught
on
fire,
And
burned
her
entire
statu
as
sitting
member.
But
if
'
:.
'
'
Commons.
I
H
may
even
hold
the
long-ni.t
ince
record
for
silence
In
all
Jhe
Parliaments
anywhere
in
the
.orld
when
the
votes
were
counted.
McGregor
was
the
nominee
and
MqAlann
not,
Itn
t
V.
a
AlfnnrA
Dn
Front
page
sporting
section
i
maLiLau
na
111
1.(41;
ui.ii
aiu.
lie-
and
all!
He
was
first
elected
to
his
i
fusing
to
recognize
the
vnliriitv
"Mr.
Philpott
$50
can
be
made
to
provide
fuel,
food
and
shelter,
with
a
struggle,
but
what
.bout
clothing
and
shoes,
and
care
in
sickness?
The
Veterans
have
hospital
care
but
'heir
widows
do
not.
I
am
an
ex-
ijrrse-t
seat
in
East
York
back
in
of
the
decision,
Maclean
ran
In
in
Canada?
I
think
the
uncalled
for
criticism
stems
back
to
the
coldest
winter
on
record
In
this
part
of
the
country,
whn
nature
took
TOWN
SHOPPER
SERVICE
For
information
regarding
this
safe,
convenient
way
to
shop
PHONE
BLACK
921
A
93-year-old
woman
driver
In
Minnesota
Is
reported
to
have
struck
a
pedestrian.
Well,
it's
Just
as
well
to
remember
that
there's
always
a
first
time.
the
election
and
claimed
to
be
the
official
Conservative
candidate.
But
once
again
when
the
polls
closed
it
was
McGregor
who
was
successful.
nurse,
and
have
two
young
1
over,
and
people
were
ncon-
f
riends
in
fairly
good
positions
venienced
for
a
short
while
by
92fl'That
is
27
year
ago.
Arid
ie
kJas
still
to
make
his
maiden
speech.
I
In
length
of
service
he
is
surpassed
In
the
present
House
only
iy
Jean
Francois
PouLiot,
Liberal
MP
for
TemLscouata,
and
Hon.
C.
p.
Power,
Liberal
MP
for
Quebec
fcouth.
But
both
the
colorful
who
would
pay
me
a
modest
having
the
power
rationed.
At
Ever
since
that
stormy
start
he
that
time
not
even
the
"Commis
has
never
been
beaten.
If
his
OI
B
SYMBOL
The
more
Ottawa
tries
to
sion"
could
have
overcome
the
situation.
I
1
constituents
miss
the
flowery
eloquence
of
the
colorful
W.
F.
9
a.m.
to
6
p.m
Change
Dominion
Day
into
Canada
Day
the
less
It
becomes
that.
Then
a
few
aldermen
took
the
uaawi
Maclean,
they
don't
manifest
it.
opportunity
to
make
an
Issue
of
Every
tlm
the
annual
effort
Ls
Bob
McGregor
s
silence
In
Par
amdunt
to
look
after
their
mother,
who
is
senile
.
.
.
but
I
am
not
allowed
to
avail
myself
of
this
opportunity
...
I
wonder
if
the
M
P
's
at
Ottawa
like
to
think
that
their
mothers
or
their
wives
would
some
day
be
so
limited
as
I
am?"
Answer:
No
lady
I
don't.
And
I
don't
think
the
taxpayers
approve
keeping
that
lid
screwed
it.
and
have
kicked
it
around
made
the
greater
tl.e
failure.
And
liament
has
become
as
solidly
like
a
political
foot-ball
ever
established
an
institution
in
the
since,
and
that
goes
very
strons-
It
la
going
to
be
this
year
ever
since
J863.
This
Is
one
of
Canada's
comparatively
few
national
symbols.
Pouliot
and
the
brilliant
"Chub-Jjy"
pawer
are
really
gabby
members
on
occasions.
Hence
while
jhey
outrival
the
Sphynx-like
McGregor
in
years
in
the
House.
J
hey
fall
far
short
of
his
record
ef
27
years
of
magnificent
silence
rrIS
RATHER
THAN
WORDS
The
remarkable
thlna
about
THENEW-i-1953
"Royol"
ly
for
you
Mr.
CaJtey!
As
for
the
future
supply,
per
riding
as
the
florid
eloquence
of
Maclean
was
earlier.
SUCCESS
SECRETS
McGregor's
own
formula
for
haps
the
line
from
Kitlmat
will
PROVINCE
OF
ALBERTA
Department
of
Highways
down
so
tight,
either.
New
Hercules
Mechanism
be
built
before
toe
long
maybe
in
20
years.
The
rates
are
Indefinite;
the
Commission
has
made
no
commitment.
It
is
one
man
'a
supposition
alone
even
though
Parole
Extended
political
success
is
that
he
relies
on
solid
service
to
his
constituents,
rather
than
on
verbose
contributions
to
the
pages
of
J.he
East
York
PC
is
that,
despite
ills
economy
In
the
use
of
the
BONN
(APIFormer
German
Engineers
ond
Draughtsmen
required
Ifo'J'j
an
expert.
We
know
whera
we
Hansard.
A
general
hospital
In
Field
Marshal
Erich
von
Man-stein
has
received
an
informal
extension
of
his
medical
parole
stood
with
the
N
B
C.
Power
Co
his
riding
Is
a
monument
to
his
what
it
was
willing
ta
do
as
far
(Five
year
guarantee!
Automatic
Pump
Safety
Wringer
ONLY
$174-50
Liberal
Trade-in
.
.
.
.
.
.
F.asy
Terms
Hee
It
nt-
RUPERT
as
development,
rate
etc.
from
war-crimes
prison.
,
administrative
skill
to
no
small
degree.
His
practical
Interest
In
education
Is
represented
by
fine
school
buildings.
No
good
cause
He
will
be
allowed
to
remain
Good
luck
ta
the
Commission,
construction.
Salary,
plus
cosr-.
"
commensurate
with
ability
ond
expert
Applications
to
be
submitted
to
,h.c
D'j
Personnel,
Room
107.
Parliome.l
Jtjueen's
English,
his
success
and
effectiveness
as
a
practical
poll-Jician
is
virtually
atomic.
It
was
Ah
at
way
from
the
start.
Back
in
1926
he
came
out
of
complete
.political
obscurity
to
win
the
East
York
Conservative
nomination
from
the
veteran
W.
F.
Mac-jean,
at
that
time
dean
of
the
Jfou.se
of
Commons
and
an
authentic-celebrity
as
publisher
and
editor
for
many
years
of
The
free
as
long
as
necessary
to
recover
from
an
eye
aliment
and
circulatory
troubles
and
a
big
thank
you
ta
the
present
company,
who
deserve
(t,
In
spite
of
adverse
crltlelim
due
to
a
few
bad
breaks,
and
the
ill-informed
people
who
hsl
nothing
better
of
which
to
taHt.
"INTERESTED"
in
the.
community
ever
lacks
an
effective,
if
silent,
champion
while
he
is
available.
An
MP
who
concentrates
on
practical
interests
such
as
these
doesn't
have
to
make
speeches.
Edmonton,
Alberta.
,
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And
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used
for
growing
rice,
chief
food
of
the
country.