Kay
Reflects
and
Reminisce
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
t
As
I
See
It
Wednesday,
March
4,
1953
During
times
of
prosperity,
a
ership
can
well
Justify
a
feeling
,
t
,..ononiists
are
of
opinion
of
pride.
Many
may
bo
com-
townsilc.
hy
that
we
should
sav
for
a
ralnv
jmiatively
small,
but
the
touch.
day
But
more
fool
It's
always
t
tyl.s
number
of
cunt-reus
,
Since
the
Kir
)Z
Ati
In
if
pmident
dally
newspaper
devowd
to
tne
upDullcUng
at
Prino.
Hupen
mid
Nortnern
and
Central
Brltlsn
Columbia,
Member
of
Canadian
Hreiw
Auult
Bureau
of
Circulation
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association
Published
by
'"'he
Prince
Kuperl
Daily
News
LlmlMd
t.
.
MAOUR.
Prwirtent
H.
O.
PERKY.
Vlc-Prealdenl
possible
to
borrow
an
uiiiit-iin.
i
I
,
'
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j
71
'
"
Y"'rw
U
t:
if
.slniclloii
will
enliunce
the
at-
Another
of
the
fellows
wlvi
wrote
the
song
hits
of
the
first
t
Prince
rJ,
Subscription
Ratea:
By
oairler
Ir
wwr,
2Sc;
per
month
111
per
year,
11000
v
mall
Pei
.iionlh.
16:.
uer
Vrar.
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00
PLfm
1
?
utlionrw!
u
crmd
class
r.iail
t.r
tl
Port
Ofloe
-Department.
Ottawa,
Grent
War
has
Hone
fonvir
.
...
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trf
I
'i
:
MI
LEbTONES
j
NewTreat
f,
S
"
i
L
Ai
fctLKT
S
oil
BIlRhty."
It
had
Uv
!
tr..m.t.el,.e..,
tll,
j
fj
s
EI
Kadio
.Ih
Now
A
Costly
Strike
i's
j
V
LcGULCE!
40
Yeort
Ago
Te4oy
The
Board
of
Works,
in
reply
.amc
niy;terioiis
"Komii
inns
thai
pave
powi-r
to
"Tirtpcrary,'
Tack
Up
Your
Tioubli'S"
mid
airs
that
take
a
lonr
time
to
die.
to
a
petition
from
property
-
REMAHKaiii'i
owners
in
Section
Two,
are
re
RESULTS
OBTa";'
ported
to
be
in
favor
of
com
1
pleting
a
temporary
hrldtte
titer
Miir
Creek.
As.
fur
back
as
1WV)
talcs
were
told
of
a
moimtain'nf
Rold
neat
Ftewarl.
and
stamncrii
ts-fiorn
r
I
as
far
away
as
Enpbnd
heart,
r!
R,nrt
this
way
At
Prince
Rupert
thev
.,
,
I
would
not
stray
any
distance
,
llVs,ud
Inn
Uwlay
the
public
will
open
at
Trtne
o'clock
of
8
30.
Yer
T4oy
ON
MONDAY
night,
!
March
2,
I
started
a
regular
radio
news
Juries.
I
It
will
mean
that
In
addition
to
the
six
columns
per
week
I
writ
for
this
.space,
I
shall
he
talking
on
11
le
news
for
three
stints
of
about
fifteen
minutes
apiece
It
looks
as
if
there
would
be
jouite
a
lot
to
talk
abotit
this
year,
with
two
elections,
the
Cotd
War
getting
hotter,
the
Corona-
.
tion.
and,
I
hope,
Lester
Pearson's
elevation
as
permanent
Secretary-General
of
UN.
j
A
YOUNG
fellow
w
rote
me
not
,t
t
,i
irom
tin-
oimi
I'n
but
only
one
called
precious.
7
.'-4
Li
B
K.
S.VDW1.1.L,
veteran.
writer
and
editor,
wun
-sir
caianaa
On
a
motion
by
C.
H.
Orme.
seconded
hy
J
Scott,
a
reilu-tlon
was
passed
by
the
Board
of
Trade
to
request
the
appointment
of
a
foreign
freluht
acent
nt
this
port
ln
view
of
the
development
of
foreign
shipping
in
Prince
Rupert.
20
Yeort
Ago
Today
There
are
thousands
of
museums
In
all
parts
of
the
globe,
isome
Invaluable.
It
has
taken
i
time,
of
course.
But
think
of
the
world
today,
without
any.
II
would
be
exactly
that,
had
poo-
pie,
down
throufih
the
nr.es,
remained
indifferent.
A
ta.fc
b
the
Ottawa
sculptor
Robert
Norgate.
one
of
three
Canadlnn
stulptoi-s
chosen
to
represent
Canada
at
the
international
sculpture
competition
to
be
judged
in
London
In
March.
"Sir
Galahad"
Ks
one
of
the
works
on
display
at
the
8Ist
annual
exhibition
of
the
Ontario
Society
of
Artists
which
Mr.
Sandwell
opened
at
the
Art
Gallery
of
Toronto
Feb
27.
OTTAWA
DIARY
&2&Z$
D
H
McDonald,
former
fire
chief
and
a
member
of
the
fire
Overall
wages
in
Ontario
Increased
150
per
rent
since
1931,
long
ago
and
said
he
wanted
i
to
be
a
newspaper
columnist
j
How
should
'
he
go
tfbout
It?
j
j
Should
he
go
to
university
or
i
not
and
so
forth?
!
!
I
told
htm
nobody
could
ad-
j
i
vise
him
how
to
become
a
newspaper
columnist,
because
we
are
;
department
for
23
years,
left
to
ln
rl,"'i
sfSSPd
cn
!
reside
in
Vancouver
the
the
'he
.tie
economy
economy
was
was
tnt
nmng
to
10
come,
come'or
.
,
ln(.rPaM.
THOUSANDS
of
dollars
are
being
lost
daily
as
I
the
strike
of
grain
workers
continues
in
Vancouver
and
New
Westminster.
Five
elevators
in
the
tw
o
dties
have
loen
idle
now
for
17
days.
Twelve
ships
are
anchored
in
the
harbor,
and
si
ill
there
are
no
siins
of"
a
settlement.
The
tri'ain
handlers,
mumhfrs
of
the
Grain
Klcvator
Vorkers'
Union
(CIO),
went
on
strike
Fehniary
Ifi
to
hack
up
demands
for
a
121
L-cent
increase
over
their
present
wag-e
of
$l.rfl
an
hour,
made
after
operators
had
rejected
a
five-cent
boost
recommended
by
a
conciliation
board.
In
effect
the
strike
has
virtually
tied
up
the
majority
of
export
grain
shipments
out
of
British
Columbia.
There
are
small
elevators
working
in
North
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
here
in
Prince
Rupert,
but
they
only
handle
a
fraction
of
the
millions
of
bushels
of
wheat
exported
from
British
Columbia
during
the
crop
year.
Meanwhile,
J.
L.
Phelps,
chairman
of
the
Prairie
Interprovincial
Farm
Union
Council,
is
attempting
to
get
mediation
started
through
the
federal
Department
of
Labor.
Owners
of
the
idle
ships
estimate
costs
at
between
$1,000
and
$1,200
a
day.
The
union
claimed
last
week
that
the
railways
Canadian
National
and
Canadian
Pacific
and
the
elevator
companies
are
losing
$500,01)0
a
week
by
the
strike.
Seven
ships
at
anchor
in
Vancouver
harbor
are
costing
their
owners
upwards
of
$1,000
a
day
in
wages,
cost
of
general
upkeep,
feeding
the
complement,
heating
and
other
costs.
Some
ships
tied
up
at
docks
are
paying
another
$150
a
day
berthing
During
the
past
week
In
inroiiKnoui
ivj
was
a
no-,
ao-
eroi
at
the
Aftit
H
n
ytm
nt
f
ahy
I'leli.jl
t,r:.
,.,
y
"?i"
h
t
r-.
IfTeH'-tHr.
If
I
;.,.v,
av
Irt-aim'-1,
,j
I
aii.;
in
re1.;
t.
tl
ai.i.l
,.,:,
1,
K
Bl'laie
h
ah'.f
.
f
m
twl
a
.:h
fv
,
v
ill
r-R.
Vf
,
m
.
h
la
hi
In.
H,
t
lr'
.
Sar,t
-k
voi.a
rm
course
of
the
bwlRet
debate
Hr.-ance
Minister
Abbott
and
IX-
an
aggregation
ot
freaks,
flukes
that
some
mea-wre
of
parent
wh,-h
of
1600fK)
tt
yPr
rcce.vMon
must
be
anticipated?
!mMm
tnat
a
n(.w
town
like
NO
Rf
t
t
SSION
;orl!il
or
Barrie
Is
sprlnRing
up
Tk.
n.,.
,
v..
every
30
days.
This
is
Canada's
twme
are
born
columnists,
some
fence
Production
Minister
Hoa
Word
has
been
received
from
Riverside.
California,
that
Mrs
Fred
Roberce
Is
now
practising
law
in
the
state
of
California
1
0
Years
Ago
Today
Maior-General
O
R.
Peorkes.
acquire
columns,
and
some
have
j
nave
teamed
up
to
explain
an
'columns
thrust
nnon
them.
.
.,
,
.
.
,
PP"nt
situation
arisin
out
of
!
The
secret,
my
friend.
Is
not
.
jhow
to
pet
the
job
but
how
to:
the
burtifrt
which
was
catkin;
'
"'"rL"?
V
r.leenturv.
oredirted
Uurter.
Why
iwiencf
1,
iniiifi
itin
M
niipr
,
not?
answer
positively
and
re-aAsor-
'hold
it.
And
the
secret
ot
tnat
;
thonehtfol
observers
here
VC.
In
speekin
to
the
Prince
MHNC.
THE
WORLD
Runcrt
Marhlne-Oun
Rerlment.
no
ii;!y
in
the
negative.
Mr.
Abbott
j
points
out
that
duritiR
the
ciir-j
oiny
suuiiua
Miujjir
iiuiu
juui
lj'tle
'
WOTTT
readers.
i
Oentlement
The
Royal
Cana-,
warned
that
the
people
of
the
rem
year
aeience
expenaiu.res,
..
.......
...,
.u.n.ni
it.
Pacific
coast
are
quite
liable
to
see
some
tort
of
Invasion
attempt
here.
,
4.
j
ine
anxiexy
an
stemmed
irom
HERE
IN
Vancouver
we
have
set
j
the
review
of
economic
cendi-the
Canadian
pace
for
colnrrm-jtlons
mhi,
the
Finance
Mii.is-
'UTtn'etcolmn-l
Two
facts
of
key
w.
.i
n
by
approximately
a
lnvltpj
,
Joln
ha!f-bil!lon
dollars-from
..-;
ln,
wf)rld
Early
in
life
draw
a
414.WI0.0ra
to
$1,94000.000.
Mr.i
fln
M
,
Ua6e
uni
a
H
.we
adds
that
capital
cxpendl-
trainiriK
Youni!
fellow,
'
you
sire
during
the
year
upon
r,
coulcl
do
a
lot
worsf.
construction,
machinery,
equip-
nuiit,
housing,
repair
and
main-
Yorn
where
I'm
slUlr.R,
toler-
list
there
ever
was
in
these
parts
niIlran
Mwa
out
in
that
snr-
died
before
my
time
here
the
j
vey.
The
first
was
that
the
j
late
Bob
Bouchette.
I
pasted
one
j
prnty
of
1951
had
been
;p-
NOTICE
ter.ance
of
existins
plant,
will
,r.
,
i.t
.
h.r
word
for
;
01
1115
niniLMHc
uny
toiumiiw
m
my
scrap
book
only
yesterda.
I
"
u
"
"'
"
m-rra-e
ov
mrm-
unm
j.'r-
pae.
war
cans
gei
inn.
It
must
have
been
written
around
totalling
close
to
one
and
one-
000
from
$7.0t0
000
000
to
$7.-whw
there's
a
sympathetic
half
billion
dollars
and
a-lins
Mi.OoOO'K)
indcrstandlnx
of
nation
for
na-out
of
the
stock-piling
prof
it
n
These
two
sunu
mean
a
iiew
tion.
man
for
man
and
creed
of
the
defence
authorities.
The
biuVe
in
pf
nding
power
of
V-M-
tor
creed
King
Crosby,
second
was
that
the
prosp'-ri'.v
,
noo
000
That
will
be
more
than;
NOTICE
is
herebv
given
that
the
Annua!
Gr
Mee'ing
of
the
Prtnce
Rupert
General
H;
A"isociotion
vviH
be
held
in
the
Civic
0
Common
Lounqe
Room,
on
Thursday,
Moitt
1953.
of
8K)0
p.m.
BUSINESS:
To
recetve
rrrv.h-nt'
Report.
To
receive
AdmlnUlralor'n
Report.
!
1929,
but
even
now
would
almost
j
j
bring
tears
to
the
eyes
ot
a
j
1
human
sone.
Yet
ft
packed
a
'punch
like
a
fist-sized
atom
j
;
bomb.
j
THERE
ARE
important
differ-j
ences
between
writing
for
I
newspapers
and
talking
over
the
radio.
The
press
effect
is.
I
think.
more
widespread,
lasting
and
of
1952
was
supported
by
a
Kioto
,
t.now.n
to
orf-t
any
sincke.ilt
Jt'ST
A
Bin
WORD
m
retail
buying
of
almost
o:te
m
the
tempo
of
consumer
iuy-
Numerous
are
new
dwellings
billion
dollars,
resulting
jg
which
may
take
place
as
the;
cut
Fleventh
Avenue
way
Own-
xne
accumuiaiea
Dsrxiog
01
con-
vear
prosre.sses,
sumer
wants
and
needs
st,jred
'
,
,.
.
,
.
up
during
the
months
when
do-
ag
()fflclM
and
.UniXl;
row
tn:,t
fence
department
SiW
K-pi.in
,
nn
Kjirina,-
nf
ricnre'ssion
hani
T
receive
Aaiiilar's
Report
and
la
A
1
deep.
Peonl!
can
read
what
ts
,was
oemg
iven
priority
.ny
th.
-m.intne
month?
of
2wX
WW
for
I
lit.
To
consider
H&l
oteratlng
I
t,
amrtirl
Srrtlon
Six
l
wf
the
br-Uirv
production
and
commodLies.
i
mx
Ana
ln
the
opinion
of
But
at
the
pre:nt
time
the
pconomipts
here
tt.r
situation
P-Defence
Department's
si
n
ic-p,.ars
to
be
solidly
underwr..Vn
piling
policy
is
completed
fiv
i.ll
f.vrn
beyond
that
date.
They
be-
printed
whenever
they
feel
like
it.
They
can
check
and
re-read
it.
It
has
a
more
powerful
emotional
effect.
The
radio
transmits
far
more
:
cf
the
personality
of
the
speaker.
Te
rtert
six
members
at
the
fortl
(
ft"'
prantical
purpoif-..
Puniu.f
charges.
Union
spokesmen
and
agents
of
the
elevator
companies
say
there
is
"no
change"
in
the
strike
picture.
At
this
time
last
week
hopes
for
an
early
settlement
were
high.
The
union
accepted
the
offer
of
Mr.
Phelps
to
mediate
the
dispute.
But,
nothing
has
happened.
The
strikebound
elevators
are:
United
Grain
Growers
Ltd.,
Alberta
Wheat
Pool,
Pacific
Elevators
and
Kerr-Gifford
in
Vancouver,
and
Searle
Grain
in
New
Westminster.
More
than
8,000,000
bushels
of
grain
are
tied
up
in
the
elevators.
Victoria
Report
...byJ.K.
Nesbitt
under
it
in
the
year
ahead
w
But
it
Is
far
more
subject
to
mistake.
In
the
years
I
did
war
,
be
little
more
than
nominal.
:
lieve
that
present
.supports
ill
carry
through
at
least
to
mid-5ummer
1514.
Useful
Course
For
Ihe
Fines!
V
apfiilnt
an
Auitilor.
,
Those
who
were
nominated
for
memVrsMp
i'
Animal
Meetine
nr
elurlWe
to
vote
at
this
nw!"5
paytnt:
any
additional
fee
MemlH
rship
is
ox
n
la
anyone
In
the
rt.mi.inr.
'
payment
ot
$1
00,
whi
h
may
lie
made
at
the
Hum
'.j
Drugs.
Oiiriloiii
Hardware,
McKays
Grocery
at
tM
Un'
offh
e,
Tlw
memliershtp
list
wiM
rl
in
Office
Supplies
commentaries
for
the
CBC
I
have
j
Similarly,
something
more
In.
in
heard
folks
blast
me
over
the
j
the
edfse
was
taken
off
the
i.u'-telephone
only
to
find
they
had
lic
S
aprpt1te
for
rm.samcr
go
--is
tuned
in
half
way
through
the,jn
,ast
yf.ar-s
buvine
boom.
To
tiik
and
.so
missed
the
first
half.
txpf(.t
rrtail
Xll,.s
t0
hoW
t,,,;.
f.
whk-h
vastly
changed
the
total
;
lmtPly
at
thp
-j2
,rmM)
w,.u!f1
picture.
be
unrealistic.
4
4
SEfc
CAIOARY
CP
The
ftre
department
plans
special
coui-ses
to
teach
babv
.-iitters
what
to
dp
in
ca
e
of
lire
Certlfica:es
will
be
pre.w
ntiKt
to
the
baby-sttfrs
March
S!it.
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
BUT
IN
the
very
first
radio
talk
P11'"1
that
as
Parliament
Hill
economist-i
who
t
.,o.
i
io)
tiioro
O.C.
STEVENSON
Set-
who
complete
the
course
which
was!
made
this
analysis
wa.s
-he
stresses
evacuation
of
children
pathos
and
a
little
laugh.
I
associate
editor
of
the
Toronto
1
source
from,
which
supjiort
t.-r
from
burning
homes.
J
Globe
at
the
time,
and
we
were
VICTORIA.
A
session
of
the
is
f"
Legislature
no
raisin(5
a
f
and
t0
relieve
unem-1
gave
:
longer
the
tug
round
of
social
events
it
once
was.
I
Pl0-ved
Welsn
coal
miners
...
,
,
,
.
.
,
a
little
talk
and
Ceorgic
C
Cohan.
.mijAK
tnese
nays
are
economizing
in
irieir
living
ami
Automatic
Washers
and
Dryer.
1953
M
CAMABA
a
cute
looking
actress
from
New
York,
went
on
right
after
me
to
:
sing:
"I
Can't
Give
You
Any-!
partying.
'Cariboo
has
an
anartment
look-
thing
but
Love,
Baby."
Time
was
when
mast
MLAs
inf?
,nt0
Befleon
Hffl
Park;
A-rri-r.ayed
at
the
Empress
Hotel
in
cutture
Minister
,
Kie.rnan,
MLA
The
saddest
talk
I
ever
gavei
With
Advanced
Features
Exclusive
to
Inglis
ihe
gooclw'.tt
tlay.iof
Lil)rtilsandifolk
chnltwackl
has
ar'siite
over-;
was
the
hicht
Franklin
Roose-t
Cni.vrvatives.
CCFers
have
nev-.looking
park
sea.
provincial,
velt
died.
The
best
prenaYea
talk
;
er
.stayed
at
the
Empress.
This,
Setn?tary
Wesley
Brack,
MLA
!
was
the
night
of
the
allied
land-
,
year
only
four
MLAs
are
there
;for
pjelson-Creston
is
in
an
v.p-,ing
in
Normandy.
I
had
carried
one
Social
Crediter,
two
Ccn-t0wn
apartment-hotel
Attorney-,
that
script
around
for
three
.wvatives
and
a
Liberal.
'General
Bonner,
MLA
for
Coi-I
whole
months.
But
during
that
Other
MLAs
are
at
smaller!
umbla
stays
at
the
Union
Club;
!
night
I
made
twenty
extra
com-;
Compare
...
r
:?
and
cheaper
hotels,
at
motor
,
Education
Minister
Tilly
Rol-1
rnentatles.
The
INGLIS
Washer-
Xj
Compare
...
The
INGLIS
Drjs
m.U'
Al'TOMATir.
TiMrt
Rf
n
m
tT-ti"1
faster
drylni!-lH"'
'"
fabric.
Wintergreen.
slenden
creeping
aromatic
plant,
Is
a
common
courts,
in
small
apartments,
iniston's
at
the
Empress.
She
lias
rooming
houses,
There
aren't
any
no
hesitation
in
saying
she
never
rich
people
in
the
House
now,
us:
wants
to
keep
house
again,
that
far
as
we
know,
with
the
possible
she
served
her
time
pot-wallop-exeeption
of
Premier
Bennett.
hig
and
making
beds,
seeing
af
feature
of
the
northern
woods
of
i
r
I
Canada.
who
doesna
like
big
parties
and;
how
she
brought
up
three.
chil
dren
and
helped
with
the
grand
high
living.
He
neither
smokes
nor
drinks,
like
Bryon
Johnson
and
John
Hart
before
him.
This
ft
utt.ftra.arf
children
nine,
eight
of
them
boys.
i
with
its
fiVDS
Ml
SLR
the
only
automatic
to
give
yu
SEVEN
RINSL
S
yrt
still
uses
tess
hot
water
for
a
normal
t-tnad
family
wash.
AGITLOW
ACTION.
ll.TRA-VI(,LT
8L'N-A-TIZIC,
LAMP.
I-VEAR
WARRANTY
ON
SEALED
MECIItMStt.
though
on
occasion
Mr.
Harti
The
Premier
gave
a
dinner
for
mii.PI-II
f
lKClUTI"
iaks
a
drink.
i
MLAs
at
the
Empress,
a
din;:r
W
t
a"""
-
,l
i:ms
lint
ani
m)sTIP
1
Most
MLA.S
nowadays
depend
tnt
dry,
pleasing
a
lot
of
on
their
$3
000
a
year
sessfj-val
j
people,
but
causing
comment
in
indemnity
to
help
them
make80"1
quarters.
But
everyone,
both
ends
meet.
Indeed,
a
lot
of!ven
parched
ones,
agreed
them
really
need
it,
according
ta11
as
a
very
delightfal
dinner
WORRIES.
OUTSIDE
lKESII
IAMP
SI
N-A-TIINT.
SAUCE
CCF
Mr.
Squire
of
port
Alberni
It
ICONOMICAl
AND
OllltlOUS
ON
VIOITAtllf
apT
King
and
Bennett
two
of
the
who
complained
in
the
House
that
MLAi
elef!ed
la.st
June
didn't
get
one
cent
of
t'.ieir
mast
famous
names
in
Canadian
political
history.
They
are
bv.-lng
money
antii
they
got
to
Victoria;
prpetuated
ln
the
B.C.
Legis-
NEW
LOW
PRICES
AT
la
tore.
For
years
here
it
was
for
the
session.
He
said
condi
tions
were
so
tough
with
some
MLAs
that
they
had
to
borrow
W.
A.
C.
Bennett
and
Tom
King
of
Columbia
riding.
There
used
to
be
wisecracks
abont
it
Ben-
and
he
had
to
lend
one
of
them.
INGUS
DELUXE
AUTOMATIC
(with
Suds
Miser)
.
INGLIS
AUTOMATIC
WASHER
(Standard
Model)
IE
WON
MUSTAtO
SAUCt
Drain
vegetable
cooking
liqwd
inro
pan
and
airamer
down
to
Vi
cp.
1
tvcHpoonc
Celman'f
Mutlorw
1
Hotpoon
Qrmmttmmd
mm
taotpoen
Milt
2
tobicspoom
mttfvd
morgtfftna,
v9totol
thorMning
or
toiod
ell
4
tnpoem
tamon
jvtca
Stir
Rigredientt
into
vegetable
liquid.
Heat
and
poor
over
limas,
heera,
trin(s
beans
or
quickooked
cabbage
in
serving
dish.
Try
it
too,
with
tun.
For
newly
revised
recipe
Txxik
send
10c
to
Reckitt
ft
(fllmin
Kanaxla)
Umired,
Station
V,
$10.
Mr.
Squire
thought
there!
nett
of
the
Tories,
King
of
the
should
be
advances
from
timet
Liberals,
Just
like
in
Ottawa.!
to
time
during
the
year
to
tide
I
Then.
I8
ywr,
when
Tom
King
over
hard-up
MLAs."
i
wonldnt
run
again,
tt
seemed
!
379
50
$399.00
$3190
INGtlS
DELUXE
AUTOMATIC
(Non-Suds
Miser)
big
parties
m!016
K351!
-Bennett
partnership-
There
lire
INGLIS
AUTOMATIC
DRYER
cabinet
ministers'
home
"this
i
in-name-only
was
to
be
broken,
session
for
the
.simple
reason
ir"
ssomin
Mr-
Bennett
got
back
that
they're
small
homes,
those
who
have
them.
The
Premier
JnqiL
Montreal.
DEALER
SEE
THEM
AT
YOUR
EXCLUSIVE
But
what
happened?
The
Social
Credit
sweep
tamed
out
another
Mr.
King
Llewellyn
Leslie
King
of
Fort
George.
Mid
so
Uw
BC.
Leg
Mature,
like
rtie
House
ot
Commons
tor
So
long-.
uiiiiuniLi
who
is
MLA
for
South
Okanagan,
and
Finance
Minister
Gunder-
nn.
MLA
for
Similkameen.
have
apartments
by
the
sea
in
Oak
Bay;
Lands
and
Forests
Minister
Sommers,
MLA
for
Rossland-Trail
has
a
home
at
the
Gorge;
Trade
and
Industry
Minister
Chctwynd,
MLA
for
phone
644
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
Z
still
nas
its
Mr.
Bennett
ah!
its
Mr.
King.
But
no
longer
are
B.C.'!
Bennett
and
King
Con-
Oontined
on
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