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13,
1953
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IN
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PREVIOUS
article
j
hundred
per
cent
service,
Is
ex-!
c,ima
lway3
hated
r
zation
shows.
a
ceeriingly
difficult
when
this
sort
,
f
1
vl''
"id
turn,.
I
showed
why
the
Social
of
delivery
Is
oflered.
"ule
01
uic
UnLtrt
i
Credit
party
of
B.C.
is
frantically
trying
to
gag-discussion
of
Social
Credit
u,,a
ureai
Britain
Of
indoctrination
has
r
STRICTLY
SOU
II
,
tended
into
ovory
ft
Movement
ul
(train
.
through
home.
Children
arc
m
The
survey
covered
the
efforts
being
made
by
various
Asian
countries
to
provide
low-cost
housing
for
their
millions
of
workers.
These
efforts,
said
the
survey,
were
bclntt
made
in
the
face
of
Vancouver
resumes,
and
the
;
on
new
ideas
from
t
money
theories.
press
oi
mat
cuy
stresses
iiiis;sjx.
JcrroriMii
and
fflf
piea-sins
'-in,
alter
so
days
strstc.
complete
oU4j
I
showed
that
Major
Douglas
am
aaafc'""""1111
1
1
"'"
Yet,
notwithstanding
this,
the
,
have
been
put
to
death
a
double
handicap.
First,
there
was
a
race
between
a
rapidly
Increasing
population
and
available
homes;
grain
trade
by
way
of
the
comt:U'iy
executed,
will
be
heavy.
Vancouver
eleva-1
himself
recommended
the
outright
sale
of
the
Post
Office
to
be
run
by
private
business
for
private
profit;
that
on
page
194
of
"Douglas
Social
Credit
for
Canada"
W.
A.
Tutte
explains
DAVID
GOOD,
24,
formerly
of
Cornwall,
Out.,
is
running
a
small
semi-monthly
newspaper,
the
first,
In
the
uranium
mining
town
of
Beaverlodge
in
northern
Saskatchewan.
The
Venture,
first
mimeographed
and
run
off
by
hand,
nflw
is
printed
in
Edmonton,
200
miles
southwest.
Good,
an
accountant
for
the
resident
mining
company,
said
the
paper
Is
growing
so
rapidly
he
may
have
to
decide
soon,
whether
to
devote
his
full
time
to
it.
iiii
second,
there
was
the
need
to
divert
materials
such
as
concrete
and
steel
from
housing
to
national
construction
projects,
including
dams
and
hydro-elcc-
the
"Just
Price."
This
is
the
jhost
that
haunts
B.C.
Socreds
This
Is
the
skeleton
they
want
tors
did
not,
run
for
near
yiree'
month.s.
The
Prince
Rupert
plant
did
ail
winter,
and
contributed
to
business
on
substantial
lines.
But
the
Vancouver
press
did
not
mention
Prince
Rupert
once.
Could
there
have
been
lack
of
space?
Justice
Is
what
you
a.sk
for,
but
hope
you
won't
get.
London
Free
Press.
!
trie
works.
to
hide.
UNDER
THE
"Just
Price"
for
POLITICAL
ROUNDUP
mula
of
the
Social
Credit
party
The
steel
and
cement
shortage
has
led
to
a
search
for
substitute
materials,
ranging
from
(reated
timber
and
bamboo
to
the
better
use
of
traditional
plastering
materials,
including
all
goods
would
be
sold
in
the
.
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
tores
for
less
than
their
cost
of
production.
Tutte
figures
this
(This
is
another
In
the
series
of
articles
on
leaders
of
the
major
political
parties
in
B.C.)
even
molasses.
The
survey
found
that
build
at
40
per
cent
that
is
at
a
discount
of
60
per
cent.
But
another
Socred
expert
in
another
See
ffie
new
A
drive
has.
bitn
on
the
way
all
winter
to
reduce
the
quantity
of
salacious
literature
on
news
stands.
And
now
a
provincial
election
is
well
under
way.
campaign
speakers
thunder
concerning
schools
and
other
subjects.
But
even
there
In
the
heat
of
differences
and
argu-
VICTORIA.
Conservative
leader
Deane
Tinlay-son
made
his
first
public
political
appearance
when
he
was
16.
That
was
in
He
lived
in
Vancouver
and
he
and
some
pals
went
to
hear
Gerry
McGeer
at
Kitsi-
ing
costs
could
be-
lowered
and
scarce
materials
could
be
economized
through
Improved
designs.
SIMH.E
STOVE
The
invention
of
a
new,
'simple
kitchen
stove
In
India
was
later
book
sold
by
B.C.
Social
Credit,
figures
the
Just
Price
at
90
per
cent
and
the
discount
at
only
10
per
cent.
It
seems
there
is
a
wide
variation
amongst
the
Socred
"experts."
Who,,said
fig
Cause
For
Rejoicing
THK
CITY
finalizes
plans
for
its
celebration
AS
on
June
2,
the
heady
effect
of
Coronation
;
fever
boqins
to
make
itself
felt
in
a
personal
way.
-
Throughout
the
British
Commonwealth
of
Nations
Particularly,
and
in
the
rest
of
the
free
world
gen-orally,
the
ceremony
at
Westminster
Abbey
will
be
'u.causp
for
rejoicing
in
which
Prince
Rupert
proposes
to
take
its
full-spirited
part.
As
the
main
setting
for
the
festivities,
however,
the,
mellow
old
City
of
London
will
be
unexcelled
in
color,
drama,
pageantry
and,
probably,
plain
high
::
jinks.
Already,
in
fact,
it
is
well
advanced
in
making
"itself
beguiling.
"More
than
anything,
I
think,
it
is
the
overnight
f
appearance
of
the
processional
gates
(one
hates
to
give
them
their
official
name
'crush-barriers')
that
has
quickened
our
appreciation
of
stirring
events
in
the
offing,"
writes
one
visitor
there.
"Tinted
green
and
lilac
and
red,
crush-barriers
have
sprung
up
like
fairy
portals
to
seal
off
the
processional
;
routes
on
the
great
day.
"'
"Within
the
charmed
circle,
through
Hyde
Park
"and
along
Oxford
Street
and
Regent
Street,
the
'Mall,
Whitehall
and
Parliament
Square
itself,
the
.spectators'
stands
rear
dizzily
upwards,
the
bankers
flutter,
and
the
day-to-day
traffic,
looking
''drab
and
ordinary
in
comparison,
hustles
along
as
if
anxious
to
quit
the
scene
before
the
pomp
and
.pageantry
make
their
entry."
;
Others
on
the
scene
report
that
unfamiliar
uniforms
in
new
and
strange
shades
are
seen
every-'where.
Two
of
the
most
striking
are
the
bandileros
Vif
the
Royal
Papuan
and
New
Guinea
Constabulary
;aitd
the
red
coat,
breeches
and
long
boots
of
our
own
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police.
These
observers
say
that,
besides
the
color,
there
is
also
more
noise.
Every
breeze
brings
the
sound
of
hands
at
rehearsal,
and
in
Hyde
Park
'there
is
not
only
the
usual
crop
of
open-air
orators
J
hut
the;
additional
din
created
by
the
hanging
of
'drums
and
tin
cans
and
the
shouts
of
cavalrymen
as
:
horses
are
being
trained
to
withstand
the
noise
of
ho
Coronation
procession.
'
The
Commonwealth
is
winding
up
for
a
glorious
;
celebration
in
which
a
beautiful
and
adored
girl
has
I
the
central
part.
It
is
no
wonder
that
the
world
awaits
fascinated.
ures
never
He?
1
tt'
.1.
O
.
1.
..1
1
-----
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symptomatic
of
the
saving
th.it
could
be
achieved,
the
ILO
said.
:
'
The
stove,
designed
In
Hyder-
fibad,
was
easily
constructed
But
the
main
point
on
which
lano
mgn,Dcnuoi.
all
Socreds
agree
is
that
under
j
Mr.
Finlayson
says
today
that
their
system
all
(repeat
all)
he
was
then
a
Socialist
or
so
aoods
would
be
sold
below
cost.
!
he
thoueht.
He
.strongly
disap-
atives
if
ynu
compromise
with
Social
Credit."
Then
he
went
after
Social
Clip
This
Ad
NOW!
into
the
walls
of
kitchens
and
,
could
be
built
of
mud
or
bricks
!
There
would
be
a
Financial
proved
of
Mr.
McGeer
as
mayor
j
Credit,
as
he
will
do
until
elec-Controller
(or
Czar)
at
Ottawa
Lf
Vancouver
why,
he's
not
now
Uion
day's
eve.
It's
a
strange
and
it
is
admitted
by
all
Soc.-'sure
and
he
proceeded
to
tell
movement,
he
philosophized
yes,
a
strange
movement,
and
it
It
was
smokeless
and
Its
thermal
efficiency
resulted
in
a
fuel
saving
of
from
20
to
40
per
cent.
"If
this
saving
was
general
inIl
in:
1
reds
that
this
Controller
would
his
worship.
Mr.
McGeer
was
far
be
above
parliament
once
in-
tnn
n,
thodox
to
suit
voung
Mr.
has
a
strange,
hypnotic
fascina
HI
I
it
I
51
tion
for
many
people,
too
many
Called
Parliament
would
lose
i
FmiaySon.
Perhaps
it
was
be-
Cf,
We
Wil
Wj
RANGE
e
You
NotSl.S)
AUTOMATIC
OVEN
III
all
control
of
him,
and
over
j
cause
Mr
McGeer
was
a
Liberal
j
people,
and
this,
he
said,
baffles
the
ratio
fixed
from
time
to
time
j
amj
eve!V
tnen
conservative
j
those
he
called
the
deep-think-bs
the
"Just
Price."
.
!
leanin!,s
werH
starting
to
throb
j
intt
people.
Let
us
consider
how
this
part
i
deep
d0Wn
in
Mr.
Finlayson.
That
Real
disciples
of
real
Social
of
the
Socred
system
would
work
possibility
intrigues
him,
but
he's
credit,
said
Mr.
Finlayson,
are
in
Mr.
Bennett's
hardware
not
sure
almost
fanatics
indeed,
they
are
.-stores.
u,.,o.,n
,.!
r..omnrhl
nlirhl
I
fnnr.tirs:
thev
border
on
the
ized
throughout
India,"
the
survey
said,
"it
would
result
In
reducing
deforestation
by
approximately
13.000,000
trees
every
year."
;
India
has
conducted
the
greatest
amount
of
research,
which
has
ranged
from
the
relative
merits
of
rammed
earth
and
BUT
S25
PUSH-BUTTON
CONiFl
.
SPACIOUS
WASTES
Cl
on
your
purchase
M
f
ha
i
m
STREAMLINER
DEMI
Suppose
Mr.
Bennett
now
sells
'
nt
Kitsilano
High,
Finlayson
and
I
cult
and
work
under
a
frenzied
p
vacuum
cleaner
at
$100
rep-
nls
cronies
insisted
on
asking
I
reUgious
motlvcatlon
which,
he
resenting
$75
cost
price
and
$25Mr
McGeer
questions.
They
,
said,
transcends
all
reason.
I
sun-baked
bricks
to
treated
(timber
and
concrete.
FIRED
BRICKS
or
any
m-i
Used
Car,
SEE
oront.
unaer
tne
bocrea
system
heckled
Mr.
McGeer.
He
grew)
And,
thus
encouraged
at
the
$359.00
wav
the
words
rolled
out,
he
iie
wuiuu
ue
supuuseu
iu
cuais
,
annoye(i
at
their
beardless
brash-
"Rip"
Choquette
I
Our
I'sed
Car
Man
A
summed
up
the
Social
Credit,
The
Indian
government
is
movement:
"A
pot-pourri
of
i
also
experimenting
'with
fired
doctrinaire
fanatics
and
political
bricks
and
stabilized
earth
and
opportunists"
other
materials
which
would
reslst
tne
country's
monsoon
Thn
t
wt
his
nen
liens,
called
me
ponce
to
eject
them.
"I
guess
we
Ueie
'
u
pretty
cheeky
crew."
says
Deane
Finlayson
today,
looking
back
17
yearc
from
the
lofty
age
of
33.
I
learned
this
start
of
Mr.
Fin-
TODAY
Hi
I
On
Display
No
RUPERT
WDI
AND
ELECTRi
talk
to
the
Conservatives.
"We
have
to
earn
our
way
back,"
he
said.
"There
are
no
strings
to
this
party
no
deals
between
Lilt
-tU
1U1
LIlUb
1UU
vacuum
cleaner.
He
would
receive,
in
theory,
from
the
Financial
Controller
at
Ottawa
a
grant
of
$80
in
Social
Credit
Money
to
make
up
for
the
amount
lost
on
the
transaction.
BUT
SUPPOSE
not
all
the
hardware
merchants
in
Canada
were
100
per
cent
honest
at
all
times.
Suppose
some
hardware
merchants
said
to
themselves
"Sure
I
know
I,
am
supposed
to
sell
this
cleaner
at
$40
but
who
if.
going
to
know
the
difference
if
I
charse
$41,
or
$42
or
$52
or
layson's
political
career
the
other
night
driving
out
to
Sooke
with
rains.
Special
plasters
being
developed
are
expected
to
help
tide
India
over
the
period
when
the
bulk
of
the
country's
cement
is
being
diverted
to
extensive
Irrigation
and
massive
hydroelectric
projects.
Bob
Parker
Lid.
"The
Home
of
Friendly
i
Service"
.
him.
I
had
never
heard
him
thi-
party
and
business
and
in
Telephofip
644
make
a
speech
before,
or
even
dustry
no
hangers-on
and
"no
seen
him.
He's
a
big
bruiser
of
j
sell
-seeking
politicians."
a
man
six
feet,
three,
with
a
He
sald
he
wouldn't
run
barrel
chest
which
yet
outdist-
ar0und
forecasting
40
seats
for
ances
his
waist.
His
hands
are
ithe
conservatives,
"but,
we'll
ln-like
hams,
and
he
uses
them
i
crease
our
representation
in
the
In
Malaya,
research
has
indicated
many
possible
uses
for
'
timber
that
had
previously
been
regarded
as
useless
"merely
because
they
were
untried."
"
llWTIWJMEij
V
111
1
I
CHANGES
when
he
talks,
freouently
point
$62.
Legislature;
by
winning
Oak
Bay
ing
his
right
index
finger
at
his
OTTAWA
DIARY
Ey
Norman
M.
MaeLeoa
There
would
be
only
one
way
for
the
Socreds
to
keep
their
we'll
be
on
the
way
up
if
we
do
not
succeed
this
time
we
will
Just
Price"
system
working
mathematically
even
if
it
were
sound
in
theory
which
it
definitely
is
not.
Tariff
-
minded
governments
general
food
tastes
of
their
neo
audience.
He
has
a
deep,
quiet
voice,
but
he
can
boom
it
out
on
occasion,
and
then
he
drops
it
low
and
wooint
again.
This
sort
of
light
and
shade
is
effective
and
theatrical
on
the
election
platform.
FOR
YOUR
the
world
over
are
commencing
j
pies.
With
an
eye
to
the
future,
to
make
things
very
tough
for
therefore,
it
whomped
up
a
very
,
Promising
developments
have
also
been
carried
out
in
India
on
creating
foam
concrete
bricks,
using
finely
pulverized
rock.
In
Pakistan
new
methods
of
roof
construction
have
been
developed
using
lat
slubs
of
concrete.
Experiments
witn
a
domeil-lype
of
cement
concrete
roofing
next
time
we
are
now
in
the
midst
of
a
new
beginning."
Mr.
Finlayson
said
the
Conservatives
will
pass
the
hat
at
their
public
meetings,
like
CCFers
and
Social
Crediters.
He
said
the
party
has
to
have
money
una
that's
the
most
democratic
Canada
would
need
an
army
Canadian
exporters.
For
in-!
choice
consignment
of
its
wares
;
ltiio
and
tance,
there's
the
case
which
j
and
notified
the
Island
author-1
hnremierai
trie
like
nf
which
Mr.
Finlayson
is
too
young
in
wm
m
came
to
the
attention
recently
politics
to
know
its
full
value;
ities
of
Its
plans.
The
company
no
country
on
earth
has
yet
explained
that
it
was
sending
j.Pen
Ev0i-y
one
0
Mr.
Bennett's
ne
when
he
does,
he'll
perfect
U.
I
elepno
of
some
of
the
members
of
the
special
Senate
Committee
Inves
way
of
getting
it.,
-
me
iiiciciianuiw
iui
im,
su
kaHj,.,
stores
wnu
d
need
at
And
he
said
the
Conservatives
tigating
-uafle
matters:'-
.
'
.
i
The
new
Conservative
leader,
the
minute
he
got
up,
told
his
Conservative
followers
that
there's
a
new
deal
in
the
Conservative
Party,
and
they'd
just
aren't
going
to
pay
any
scrutin-cfs
on
election
day.
If
Conser
that
the
iglaaders
might
taste
ieajit
one
in.spPCtor
to
see
that
it
sand"
decide!
upon
GheU
ap-;
tne
"just
Price"
was
maintain-proval
or
disapproval
of
it
with-1
How
-about-
policing"
the
out
any
financial
risk.
1
..Just
Price"
of
nails?
Directory
better
like
it.
have
also
bixn
made
in,
Pakistan.,
If
successful
thVy'
should
reduce
the
costs
of
roofs
by
about
40
per
cent.
ILO
also
said
there
was
a
search
for
"lost"
knowledge
in
building
techniques
"which
would
wrest
from
the
ruins
nf
the
past
the
secrets
of
the
Asian
continent's
former
architectural
greatness."
!
A
fish
canning
tompah
down
in
the
Maritime
provinces
wanted
to
send
a
token
shipment
of
its
product
to
the
"Fiji
Islands.
It
had
never
done
business
there,
but
It
had
extensive
sales
in
areas
which
were
comparable
in
their
climates
and
In
the
The
shipment
was
never
made.
A
communication
from
the
Fiji
j
THE
SOCIAL
CREDIT
system
vatives
aren't
interested
enough
to
work
for
the
good
of
the
cause,
and
nothing
else
well,
he
said,
they're
not
good
Conservatives
and
the
party
doesn't
want
them.
authorities
stated
that
trade
re
of
"Just
Price
Fixing"
is
in
fact
the
most
gigantic
system
of
invisible
taxation,
regimentation
and
glorified
bureaucracy
ever
yet
proposed
to
gullibles.
It
would
require
an
ironclad
control
of
all
business
ten
or
twenty
times
more
rigid
than
MUST
BE
IN
BY
MAY
31st
Please
submit
your
chances
IN
WRITING
l
Telephone
Department,
City
of
Prlncr
lf'I,r1'
He
said
he
hasn't
any
fears
or
doubts,
even
if,
at
the
moment,
the
Conservatives
are
overshadowed
by
what
he
called
the
new
disease
of
Social
Credit.
"I'm
not
dispirited,"
he
said,
"because
I
believe
that
if
you're
on
the
right
track
you'll
succeed."
He
dealt
with
the
Liberals,
strictions
prevented
the
importation
of
the
commodity,
even
when
it
was
being
sent
to
the
islanders
in
the
form
of
a
free
gift.
That's
the
most
extreme
case
of
tariff
administration
that
the
Land
Purchase
Applications
Doubled
in
'52
authorities
here
have
entoun-
we
applied
during
the
Second
World
War.
tered
as
yet.
They
hope
that
It
called
their
recent
convention
In
my
opinirn,
it
would
surely
"a
great
furore,"
their
platform
No
Pastel
Shades
Used
in
Abbey
,
For
Coronation
LONDON
(Reuters)
Works
Minister
David
Eccles
thinks
the
new
Elizabethan-
age
should
be
expressed
in
bold
colors.
So
there
will
be
no
pastel
shades
in
West
"
BOOSTS
INDUSTRY
WINNIPEG
(CP)
The
'Red
River
Exhibition
is
placing
Manitoba's
rapidly-developing
Industries
before
the
world,
said
W.
B.
Pickard,
chairman
of
the
advisory
board.
This
year's
exhibition
linking
industry
and
agriculture
will
be
held
June
6
to
13.
1
isn't
too
typical
of
the
trend
of
the
times,
but
they
aren't
so
ACT
N
"a
catch-all,"
but
said
that
the
sure
that
it
isn't.
For
some
reason
which
none
of
those
most
concerned
are
able
to
explain
satisfactorily,
the
old-line
parties
have
lost
much
of
their
fears
of
Social
Credit
lead
to
a
to'.alitarian
dictatorship
becaufe
only
a
police
state
could
begin
to
cope
with
the
problems
which
the
fallacious
parts
of
the
Socred
system
would
bring
out.
There
are
some
good
points
in
Social
Credit,
but
they
arc
outweighed
by
the
bad.
Of
this,
more
later.
i
VICTORIA
(CP)
Twice
as
many
land
purchase
applications
were
handled
by
the
B.C.
department
of
Lands
and
Forest
In
1952
as
were
in
1951.
The
1952
land
service
report
shows
that
128,715.33
acres
were
purchased
through
the
department
in
2.415
applications.
Of
202
reservations
of
land
Liberals
will
be
a
factor
In
the
election,
and
not
to
underestimate
them.
CCFers,
too,
he
said,
will
be
a
factor,
what
with
the
way
they
work
eealously
and
systematically,
and
go
into
the
field
with
a
sense
of
dedication
to
their
cause.
However,
Mr.
Finlayson
isn't
in
the
provinces
of
Alberta
and
British
Columbia.
Liberals
and
PC's
are
talking
with
some
con
minster
Abbey
for
the
Coronation.
.
j
With
an
artist's
eye
for
color,;
he
has
persuaded
the
cabinet
to
put
the
army
into
navy
blue
walking-out
dress
for
the
fidence
of
sharing
the
West
Coast
province
with
the
CCF
worrying
as
much
about
Liberals
and
foreshore,
more
than
1
00
1
m,1Ph
hP
Rttm.
hasis
n
in
were
for
recreational
use
of
ths
fche
present
House.
They
concede
public.
Social
Credit
the
lone
seat
of
Mrs.
Jensen,
Arne
Kragstad
Win
Prizes
and
CCFers
as
he
is
about
SCers.
"The
principal
threat
to
B.C.
is
undoubtedly
Social
Credit."
he
said,
and
he
told
his
followers
to
give
no
aid
or
comfort
to
Social
Credit.
He
said:
"You'll
be
willy-nilly,
woolly,
fumy-headed
Conserv-
Cariboo,
with
a
possible
chance
in
the
Fraser
Valley
riding.
'
In
Alberta
the
PCs
are
confident
of
holding
the
two
Calgary
Blue
and
gold
will
be
the
theme
for
the
Abbey
with
crimson
damask
in
a
traditional
design
for
the
throne
and
cushions
on
the
Coronation
chair
of
estate.
EXPRESSION
OF
THANKS
To
all
those
who
contributed
through
their
efforts
and
support
to
the
PRINCE
RUPERT
DISTRICT
MUSIC
and
DRAMA
FESTIVAL,
the
committee
in
charge
expresses
its
sincere
gratitude-Special
thanks
to
those'who
billeted
out-of-town
participants
an
fo
the
management'of
the
Capitol
Theatre.
7fU
2).
X
JLnj
Pfr
seats
they
have
at
present
and
of
adding
two
Edmonton
seats
Considerable
development
In
the
Fort
St.
John
area
is
recorded
in
the
report.
The
Federal
director-general
of
scientific
services
states
gas
reserve
in
the
area
is
approximately
1,585,000,000.000
cubic
feet.
This
is
the
largest
gas
reserve
in
Canada
and
does
not
include
the
Alberta
section
of
the
same
"
district.
-
in
addition.
The
Edmonton
seats
Mrs.
Alf
Jensen
and
Arne
Kragstad
won
first
prize
In
the
week-end
whist
drive
of
the
Sons
would
be
gains
at
the
expense
of
the
Liberals-who
don't
see
of
Norway.
I
Proclamation
.
.
.
i
i
it
that
way
but
expect
to
hold
what
they
have
in
the
province.
A
few
weeks
ago
both
the
Lib
erals
and
the
PCs
were
entirely
pessimistic
over
their
British
Handy
Payment
Secretary
President
Other
prize
winners
were
Mrs.
Borghild
Breimo
and
K.
Dehll,
second
prize;
Deane
Freeman,
chair
prize;
and
Alf
Jensen,
door
prize.
Miss
Ellen
Wasseng
was
In
charge
of
the
work
committee
assisted
by
Mrs.
J.
Johnson,
Mrs.
A.
Andersen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Friday,
May
15th
is
hereby
proclaimed
to
be
CKIfenship
Day.
The
Public
is
asked
to
attend
a
Citizenship
Day
'Program
to
be
held
in
the
Civic
Centre
at
Eight
p.m.
that
evening.
H.
S.
WHALEN,
Mayor
,
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
Columbia-Alberta
chances.
Now
they
sense
in
the
psychic
way
that
politicians
have
that
the
Socreds
are
in
a
slump.
They're
waiting
hopefully
for
the
British
Columbia
provincial
election
PRINCE
RUPERT
DISTRICT
MUSIC
AND
DRAMA
FESTIVAL
ASSOCIATION
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Motorists
in
Vancouver
soon
may
be
able
to
pay
parking
fines
at
city
'
banks
in
a
system
similar
to
a
.
method
launched
at
Quebec.
Police
chief
Walter
Mulligan
is
'Investigating
the
feasibility
of
such
a
system
here.
Ritchie,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gunnar
Selvig,
O.
K.
Olsen
and
R.
to
demonstrate
the
accuracy
of
their
"hunch,"