Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
i,
in
ma.
All
Aboard
rntnort
Jk
T
,
e
1
Wednesday,
September
2,
1953
'
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..
"
J
QUEBEC
,
i
"
V".
Riycr
safe
at
ttie
rear,
c
hkr
,
,
-
One
Dr.
Boettus
Hansen
of
the
-
Niebuell.
Germany
failed
to
bandits
often
ask
a
the
ga
n
.
,,.
:
collect
hi
gold
pin
(or
driving
plana
a
Job.
-Couldn't
w.
pick
It
r-
53
years
without
an
accident,
up
just
this
onoe
.
i
WGMTSf'i.
'
,M
a
recent,
n.w.
item
He
col-!
"You
know
we
cant
do
that,
-
ha
independent
tally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Norttiem
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
ol
Circulation
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
Trie
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
.
P.
MAOOR,
President
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vice-President
Butch
"
the
boss
snaps
PacK
.
rWCf.
lided
with,
a
police
car
on
the!
f-
to
the
ceremnnv.
"Whaddya
think
we
are
-
a
Rubecrlptloa
Ratea:
o
carrier
per
woek.
2Sc:
per
inontli.
tl
00;
ner
year.
tlOOO.
toy
mall
Per
month.
75c;
per
year,
t9
00.
-
"
I
J-
I
'
They
tied
up
the
wire
from
bunch
amateurs?
Crnru
Inal
In
toll
i
Ihotl
iJUlK
TaillHlM
"""
T-
:
j
Hitnorlzed
as
aerrerd
class
mail
by
we
i-:.
Office
"Department,
Ottawa
CORNWALL
ir
me
in
the
face
and
answer
yes
burnin?
houses
are
always
!
aroused
from
sleep
by
the
bark-a
or
no:
Did
you
ever
read
about
safety
champion
who
got
there
in?
of
a
faU'lful
dog.
There
is
I
absolutely
no
exception
to
thi
t3
collect
hi
lovlni
cup?
Vmiiifht
not.
T
hnv
l
-
thos
safot-i,
swnrrt
u,innr55.
and
family
which
has
been
roused
i
I
can
teli
yon
for
certain
that,
from
sleep
by
the
bellowing
of
a
thev
never
ri..
r-,ilw.t
Thev
al-
faithful
camel,
or
a
wniu
ui
ou.i.
i
.
i
as
have
an
accident
on
the
i
from
a
laitnui
skuiik.
or
even
a
....
-
.
,.,,
way
there.
I
family
which
hw
simply
awaK-,
wc.
CANAnl
AN
AIR
CArTSi
A(tr,.n
And
what
about
the
shabby
old
.
ened
In
the
ordinary
way.
J
left,,.
'ruFVltlf
.."
U.S.A.
variant.
Dicked
un
hv
the
uolice;
Well,
these
routine
stones,
.,'...,."
'
.
'
1,1
smtrn,
far
beggl
iZ
who
to
found
toi
wont
do.
In
future
we
shall
ex-
tour
ol
the
Netherlands
a.
guests
of
theftoy.l
$15
500
in
a
battered
'
pert
new
a.iRles,
such
as
.
.
.
I
Club.
It
is
part
at
an
international
air
cudi
f
m,.
'
PlfM
lll
.suitcase?
way
ao
ine
iipw.s-i
.v
An-niary
of
y
pers
bothtr
in
ttll
us
about'
a
tirr
plrkie-foi-k
Uxlav
for
75
miiIwhsv
ar
Th
Haiiue.
years
suie
unviiiK-
1151
CANADA,
WITH
OTHLK
tOlXTKIF.S
of
the
West,
has
eased
travel
restrictions
on
Soviet
diplomats.
The
external
affairs
department
has
granted
permission
to
the
Russian
embassy
staff
All
hnhbv
vaBmnts
nicked
UD;
bv
bus,'
he
Uild
reporters.
'Mat-,
outside
of
the
capital
without
by
the
police
are
found
to
have
j
ter
of
fact,
I
,
wld
my
car
Streets!
REFLECTS
number;"
to
travel
75
miles
out-s
111
u
oaiiereu
suiLt
u-m:.
nn
;
uirn
v
wic
v..
T
pcrmi-ssion.
Since
early
last
year
they
had
been
restricted
to
25
miles.
This
map
shows
the
radius
of
the
area
inside
Canada
where
they
can
move
without
restrictions.
and
REMINSSC
ponce
art
oaj
uea
oy
mo
chat
of
a-
bearded
hermit
who
wasj
found
to
haw
no
money.
A
thor-i
bearded
hermils
found
living
In
squalor
have
$32,244
hidden
in
the
mattress.
No
thrifty
hermit
ough
n
search
""
of
the
attic
occupied
-
ever
nas
less.
i
There
is
this
much
about
There
L
These
facts
are
so
well
known!
by
jasper
Slug.
Bl,
diacioaM
oniy
driv,
cn
o)d
car
You
do
notIhonest
ln
-
to
readers
of
newspapers
that
i
a
tin
of
beans
and
a
battered
to
worry
aboul
KHUng
;
laud
hmolf
t.,'
Victoria
Report
it
is
no
longer
saie
lor
a
anaooj
suiuiiu
a
w.i
""W".
wrt-ck.
You're
alieadv
m
.m
h...
I.
.
n,nii.
Ka
Dtcacta
ThaM
UKia
nnthinar
in
the
mnt-l
ample
here
U
Wl"
.
.
by
J.
K.
Hesbitr
uiu
vagiuiii.
tvj
n
ain
uiu
t
.
.
v
-
-
.
.
...
One
I
For
instance,
thugs
constantly
1
tress
but
straw.
Police
are
still
aPProai
me
m
w
e
.
.u
MV8T
IX)
SOMKTHINO
Premier
Bennett
says
that
the
VICTORIA
The
so
-called
Take
Highways
Out
of
Politics
VWy
HILE
we
have
all
the
sympathy
in
the
world
Vv
for
Vancouver
with
its
traffic
problems,
we
have
none
for
the
Vancouver
Run
in
its
anxiety
to
ptice
these
problems
first
on
the
list
of
things
to
be
done
for
the
highways
of
this
province.
"It's
all
very
well
to
speak
of
building
highways
'to
open
up
the
country,'
"
the
Sun
remarks
in
a
recent
editorial.
"That
sounds
fine
in
a
legislature
dominated
by
rural
members.
Rut
opening
up
the
country
mustn't
be
done
at
the
expense
of
closing
down
the
cities."
I
Our
esteemed
contemporary
no
doubt
speaks
with
sincerity
because,
from
the
vantage
point
of
the
Sun
tower,
it
is
understandably
difficult
to
realize
there
is
anything
more
to
B.C.
than
the
broad
and
busy
domain
below.
To
one
in
such
a
frame
of
mind
it
becomea
all-important
that
there
be
still
another
link
with
New
Westminster
and
that
the
Marpole
bridge
be
replaced.
But
we
suggest
the
indignation
in
the
Sun
tower
is
blended
with
a
little
smog
which
hampers
one's
view
of
a
province
that
is
even
greater
than
Vancouver.
We
think
a
clearer
perspective
can
be
obtained
from
the
window
of
a
car
whose
driver
is
bold
enough
to
believe
there
is
something
to
B.C.
north
of
the
Fraser
valley.
Probably
in
the
opinion
of
the
Sun,
such
a
driver
hardly
counts
because
he
is
one
of
a
few.
It
ia
the
paper's
contention
that
roads
should
be
built
v.
here
the
traffic
is
heaviest.
While
that
is
a
very
thoughtful
argument,
we
wonder
how
there
can
be
any
traffic
where
there
are
no
roads
at
all.
If
a
freeway
between
Vancouver
and
New
Westminster
is
overdue,
what
can
be
said
of
a
highway
from
Prince
George
into
Alberta?
If
absence
of
the
first
is
an
inconvenience,
that
of
the
second
can
be
classed
only
as
a
tragedy.
It
is
true,
as
the
Sun
observes,
that
taxpayers
conservationist.?
who
don't
want
government
will
consider
!!-Biittie
Lake
dammed,
because
ing
the
P.G.E.
to
U.S.
interests
they
pre!er
to
keep
it
as
a
rich
if
it
can't
get
co-operation
from
man's
privale
preserve,
.seem
to
the
Federal
Government
and
the
have
the
iclea
that
the
B.
C.
two
bi;
Canadian
railways
i
in
Power
CommisMon
is
out
to
rob
extending
it
to
North
Vancouver,
ihe
p.:b!ic.
and
into
the
Peace
River
area.
A
air.
R.
H
Brown,
who
lives
There
are
those
who
say
that
at
Campbell
rtiver.
came
flyin?
this
is
a
bit
of
a
threat,
a
comedown
to
Victoria
the
other
day
.
on
to
Ottawa
ami
the
C.PJl.
and
the
15
and
a
half
Os
Don't
try
downtown
junk
.store
today
and
r
V"
there
has
been
a
to
kid
me.
I
know
you
got
it."
I
escaped
with
$9,258.50,
all
the
popular
impression
that
it
woulj
I
dread
going
home
at
night,!
cah
on
the
premises.
They
re-
not
oe
possible
to
have
Stanley
for
fear
that
the
mattress
will
be
moved
the
safe
from
the
rear;
Park
more
beautiful
than
it
al-ripped
open
again.
'
of
the
store,
loaded
it
in
a
truck
ready
Is.
But
today
there
are
Newspaper
readers
aLso
know
and
drove
away."
;
two
schools
of
thought
and
ol
the
constant
failure
of
gun-i
"A
family
ol
six
barely
es-
these
are
rapidly
developing,
men
to
find
the
$9,248
50
in
the
caped
alive
from
their
burning
This
much
seems
certain.
What-sale:
'
I
home
last
night
after
their
dog
ever
is
done
will
mean
a
heavy
M
itVLi
"Knnrliu"
Vinlif
iih
a
had
.slunk
out
the
back
door
outlay.
For
its
so
easy
to
think
Davie
says
in
Broadcasting
Ccnwr.
liament
li
amstam;;
for
its
slownfss
windodness.
Tt
prts
larly
criticized
lot
is
lsh
food
is
as
bad
u
ln
the
world.
It
j
complaint
that
on
uncomfortable
aac
Houses
are
cold
ik
lumpy.
Whrii
i
lit
that
somethmi!
it
good
the
Briton
i
politely
sceptical"
in
the
private
plane
plane
of
of
a
a
wealthy
wealthy
CTIT,
C.STJt.vto."
do
sdmething
o
else
downtow.-n
vegetable'
j'tilce'
bar;
without
a
.sound.
I
of
spending
the
taxpayers'
mon-
a
i
Mr.
Reid.
who
Canida
will
lose
the
P.G.K.
arid
ku-ineA-iiltW
S
05
In
'
James
Snore,
father
of
the
:
ev.
even
without
anv
nartkulir
Cal
tcrnian
has
a
summer
home
at
Buttle.
Mr
Bennett
says
b'S.
Inter-
coin;
tout
:missed
$9.248
59
Hidden
family,
awakened
and
smelted!
urgency.
LiiKt-,
nu
is
me
ueiiiiiu-uie-
are
asain
e,ing
the
FO
E
.
jn
a
safe
at
the
rear."
You
read
smoke.
He
carried
hLs
wife
and
scenes
leader
m
the
fight
to
keep
and
mat
the
B.C.
Government
tnat
kind
cf
story
so
often
that
children
to
safety
while
the
dog
the
Power
Co.umi-ssion
out
of
-.in
rnrwlrier
selling
it
if
it
uets
it
t
n
iool.
a,,
m,rle,1
at
him
and
nn
ihia
oc-
Tnc
Lfin'lun
Times
has
never
outvie.
BiitM
..
...
-
-
.
'..""
.
.
.
..
.
..
.
...
,.mieM
nn
Una
In
oil
nt
Urn
1U
1H
ritiht.
ripnl
Th.
Premier
.wivs
Russia
Seeks
On
Better
Ln
What
about
that
$9,248.50
in
casion,
sank
us
teem
in
nis
leg.
-
-
vears
history,
we
reckon
thnt
generation
ago
The
Times
got
Mr.
Brown
came
rushing
to
the
riKht
deal
wouid
be
to
u
Victoria
to
say
that
the
Power
the
right-of-way
and
the
road
s
Cimn.iss-.on
should
give
the'pnvsk.a,
gjisets,
but
no
land
revenue
it
gets
from
sale
ot
ould
g0
witn
it,
and
that
there
timber
at
the
lake
to
the
gov-1
wouni
nave
to
ie
cast-iron
w
r-ernment's
parks
division.
;
antees
to
extend
the
railway
What
strar.ie
reasonings
;
into
North
Vancouver
fnd
to
the
this?
Mr.
Brown
seems
to
want
I
peace
Work
Proceeding
Well
on
Renovation
01
Parliament
Library
After
Fire
Work
Is
going
;
look
almost
as
It
did
before
the
OTTAWA
N
over
worrying
ebout
being
scoopoi..
threatens
with
libel;
LONDON
(Rtate
and
other
inconsequential
trif-
has
called
for
m
:
1PS
on
consumer
grxxis
t
..
line
with
Premier
G?"
IT
MIGHT
AT
THAT
;fj
It's
worth
while
taking
a
J
'
At
the
5am(
te
second
look
at
cars
that
chance
munist
party
ner:
to
be
in
Prlv.ee
Rupert
this
sum-,
)ocal
p,,
0firiaij
mer.
Many
a
license
can
tell
a
Zoning
publitherra:
tale
of
far
away
horizons,
rotten
sidf-ration
ot
person
roads
and
perfect
drivos,
Incl-
'
tllan
by
p-ifessiori
to
do
the
government's
bookkeeping.
And
he
also
says
that
Canada's
No.
renovation
of
1952.
fire.
C
ahead
Ammst,
smartly
on
in
November
to
see
if
he
can
get
move
back
T
.
.
..r""."5-""
;what
he
calls
a
better
d
'al
for
t"e
oO-year-oia
parliamentary
i
uurury
mm
win
'
...
:
j
j
'
'
r
.
t
C-
...
n
;
Is
like
British
Columbia
"
He
a"y
.
he
library
just
a
year
after
a
dogged
from
the
Supreme
Court
and
house
and
dQesn,
t
jnormonev
flre
damaged
the
building
and
'Canadian
Bank
Note
Buildings
breaking
into
a
man's
taking
ail
his
property.
.
nH
th.
v,'Tu.
Pmirwiai
75.00b
of
the
library"s
500.0W-i
to
IU
original
quarters.
The
Power
Commission
is
aj
income
tax
m
raagements,
but
odd
books.
"f
Just
as
there
was
little
spec-
'
reputable
public
body,
respons-1
t.hnt.
h
want
the
Federal
The
riublic
works
denartment
Ucular
about
the
fire,
there
Is
!
ihlt.
t
n
th.
I
po-isln'uro
it'i
ml
;
.t
'
...
.-
'aj.
i
.
.
.v.-
1
little
snectatcular
about
the
res-
.
.
,
.
.
...
-
,
;
uuveriiiiieut
lo.siiaiein
tut
-vr-;
uiiiiis
w
imrw
uimi
ui
nic
wwvt-
in
the
Vancouver
area
pay
heavily
into
the
public
'robbing
anyone.
Ivelopment
of
BC
main
.high-1
en
parts
of
the
structure
and
i
toration.
The
fire
broke
out
works
department
It
is
untrue
however
that
thi
'
Tne
Buttle
lake
Isue,
whichlways,
forest
protection,
and
PGE
somc
of
the
metal
roofing.
Steeljabout
two
hours
after
midnight.
....
'
.
.,'
,.
.
I..
.
'
ihas
-r-ked
this
ct.plta'
p
should
'
extension.
-J
I
W1U
be
added
to
the
dome
which
i
apparently
caused
by
a
short
clr-
entitles
them
to
the
big
share
of
highway
construe-
'Z
ua.!
The
JohMO.Ansco,i
ceJi-
suppom.tr-
40-foot-high
spire.
I
'
1
Kuit
aS
the
ba.
of
the
spire.
aenis
ana
aovemures
n
u
considerations.''
WUld'
I
The
Pravda
ediw.
J
'
'
cast
by
Moscow
raas;
Ever
since
I
said,
"I
do."
;
'
jK
gtPaj
nPf(j
j.
:
there
are
so
many
things
we
0
practical
t
don't.
Lucille
Ball.
j
wort!ers
in
the
cok
"
'
''
"'.Industrie.
A
man
may
be
as
old
'
as
h?
i
Many
of
the
hoc
-
PImM,u,
tAnhl
lha
kln
i
rt
1
'1
The
work
is
being
carried
out;
'
'
"
.,"1".
."
tion
and
maintenance.
1
he
wealth
Ot
li.C.
lies
m
the
1
competent
engineers
sav
there
government
got
$15,000
a
a'
out
of
Ottawa
for
the
80-
me
u
:
u
can
h
a
nam
at.
r;Hp
rhn
by
the
Toronto
architectural
firm'
T""'"
,,umrs
luv
"um
wcvciujjincHt
ui
uie
yiuMiKv
x
a
winnc,
nut
in
iik-
;
-
,.7
mile
PGE
extension
from
Ques-;0f
Mathers
and
Haldenby
under
feels,
but
a
woman
Isn't
as
old
;
nubllihfd
srf
""'
nel
to
Prince
George.
Mr.
Bwi-
as
the
other
women
say
she
is.
'
pravaa
said.
It
si
taxes
from
Vancouver.
i
tne
aeparimeni
s
supervision.
longs
to
the
people
and
should
i
Flames
leaped
sporadically
!
from
the
dome
and
there
was
1
plenty
of
smoke
but
in
the
main
Ifi
nett
looks
upon
tha.
sum
as
pea-
i
commltwes
"inte
Trie
Sun
asks
that
the
hiffhwav
noliev
be
taken
S
"f
-
op
Ior
lie.ropie;
"!.,..ts.
h.
wt
-ttu
'for
it
:
not
mi'ch
change
1
Trx
-ac
Aii.iat
Vi'.a
Kam
inn
i
tl
MlNlK
DUUIUM"4
'
i
tjunie
is
aammea,
me
wnoie.
"
VT
I
i
the
ne
fight
"kht
was
was
a
a
grim
grim,
undrama-
Extension
of
the
P.G
E.
to'
When
the
job
Is
finished,
prd-i
unarama-
!
tie
about
it."
out
of
politics.
We
agree
with
this.
Such
a
move
:
lake
will
be
opened
to
the
peo
s
tnej
4i.
.kiir
hum
nv
iirriiifii
mi
uiii
-
fall
Ul
1M7,
UK.
-i
--
-
A
r.,i
Vancouver
and
Peae
in"
the
IJw
;
tably
Nort,tl
pie.
not
held
for
a
few
fortunate
!
lifo
iitL-f
ui
.tui.'i
u
.
.
:
l
...iii.i
upri
wiifi
mi
in
in
u'i
i
iiif-
iifMiiix
'
"
"
"
'
----
j
1
I,,,bcfore
attf
'r
an
oil
er.
Too
n,,t
$100,000,000.
Mr.
Bennett
,ayl-,
the
smouldering
fire
dledj""
e
,
B.C.
just
hasn't
got
that
kind
of
.
I-
.
,,
."iout.
"
""h".?-
iul.
.,fiuri
Ufl:M
by
'tsc'f'
11
can;!
L6ITIIGUX
Named
"'"V
d,n"e
"
f0"6,
Z
o?
,Lgal.
and
mn,
compan-1
mot:i,,ff;
'
t,
"
bring
on
aUcks
p.tv
iv,
.,;.(
i!not
afford
these
extensions,
and
toriK
of
water
which
drenched
.
r
1"ij.i
.
ii
should
divert
at
least
some
attention
from
the
influential
sowthwest
corner
of
the
province
where
it
is
at
present
concentrated.
,
-
"
OTTAWA
DIARY-
By
Norman
M.
MacLeoo
without
them,
the
P.G.E
of
th
Department
the
three
galleries
of
books
lining
the
circular
building
and
then
costs.
To
Command
never
pay.
The
Premier
the
Government's
.
at
forest'
thinks
Ottawa
should
put
up
service,
as
proof
positive
i
!f'a-sl
50
cellt
tnat
f
that
that
the
the
nronoseri
proposed
new
new
taeS
taxes
r,n
on
i
Per
100,-
Many
a
woman
these
days
Is
a
self-made
girl.
Sault
Daily
Star.
000,000.
mining
and
-logging
profits
I
should
not
now
oe
itvied.
In
l'J52,
a
j
according
to
the
reports,
value
cf
seeped
through
the
wooden
par-ciuet
floor
to
galleries
of
books
in
the
basement.
The
work
of
saving
the
books
began
Immediately;
the
long
slow
job
of
renovating
the
library
began
some
months
ago.
MOl'I-D
CHECKED
'
Responsible
Liberal
Party
'
Crown
Prince,
also
has
died
mi1
.,
n
j
.....uit.TO"
f
Anti-Spy
Group
OTTAWA
y
A
new
man
will
head
the
RCMP's
anti-subversive
branch
this
month,
Commissioner
L.
H.
NlehoLon,
announced
todav..--
'
.
'
:
.1
From
an
AP
Wlrephoto
note:
circles
already
are
thinking
well)
natural
death.
i
both
mining
and
logging
indus
"New
York
man
with
1045-pound
'.
ahead
-
probably
three
years!
That
isn't
to
say
that
Messrs.
'lriP,
rtpP,inrt
nvir
fi
lininn
1
ahead
at
least
to
the
time
when
Pearson
and
Pickersgill
may
not
,
ov
$3,000
000.
minine
bv
$4
000.-
flnnnta
Now
Tri-w
fish
he
caught
on
hook
and
He
'
'
BMW,
WW
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
will
:
at
some
time
in
the
future
be-
oco.
ROME
(Reutersi
Rome's
4.000
I
Sunerlntendent
J.
R.
Lemicux.
V
Librarians
and
works
depart-
.
The
lodging
and
mining
in-
bar
.
and
cafe
;ownei-.i
Tuesday
jig.
nf
Vallevfltld
Que".
Will
taktrmcrrt'
employees
carried
the
M,-
:Clo
-bz-tt.-
t'lrfl
'
4I.O
tKvA
will
further
cut
into
their
in-
threatened
to
take-'tlieU;
gaily
Yp,
;umriand
f
RCMP'i'OOO
water-uamaged
boo;cs'
and
dustries
thereby
perhaps
caiis-
'
l,alniPa
laDles
aml
cnal
011
lne
spedaL
.branch
wlUch,
deals
,
with
:
pampnieis
into
parliamentary
ina
some
unemployment
and
city's
pavements
and
switch
off
espionage
and,
subversive
octiyl-!
corridors
and
tho
Supreme
Court
As
little
as
i.
w"
Alter
io"
step
down
from
office
and
a
;
come
Liberal
party
leaders.
On
I
national
MqiiyenUori
toHrhposenre
contrary,
-hejr
bilBnt
.tal-
a
new
party
leader
will
be
caflea.
,
ents
and
advantages
of
youth
are
j
And
at
the
moment
all
signs
recognized
as
making
it
almost
point
to
Finance
Minister
Doug-
;
certain
that
they
will
be
pron
in-las
Abbott
as
the
individual
to
ent
in
the
leadership
picture
at
whom
the
call
to
succeed
Mr.
St.!
some
future
date.
But
the
situ-Laurent
is
going
to
come.
j
ation
at
the
moment
is
simply
Tne
boom
of
a
few
short
years
that
in
responsible
party
councils
ago
on
behalf
of
External
Af-
they
aren't
regarded
as
having
Building
and
spread
them
out
to
oocru
oum
CAIMOM
SEE
IT
TOI
creating
more
difficulties
fori
,
"
""
"
ues.
,
.,
these
two
important
arms
of
forced,
to
Pav
a
new
municipal
Son
of
a
former
chief
constable
B
C
'
economic
life
'
itax"
Thv
also
threatened
a
0f
Valleyfield,
Superintendent
total
24-hour
strike
if
the
muni-
imleux
succeeds
Superinten-
pi
thu
mnmnt
,toma
dry
while
fans
whirred
to
keep
the
air
moving
above
them.
At
first
it
was
feared
that
mould
damage
might
prove
severe.
However,
the
dry'ng
method
checked
the
mould.
The
books
funoMoa
,
government
'nmt
n
will
il,
A
0wrf
ahead
'c'Pal
council
carries
out
Its
plan
dent
G.
B.
McClellan,
45,
of
RUPERT
yet
had
the
seasoning
in
practi-
j
tn
go
make
tne
tax
retroactlve
t0
Moose
Jaw.
Sa.sk..
who
takes
cal
politics
nor
the
experience
ln
!
should
""",",
""""7"c,""
effect
la'"r?.'
1
be
In
havin
enhinet.
ariministmtinn
that
th
now,
were
sorted
and
It
was
found
that
many
thousands
needed
Jan.
1,
and
gave
mayor
Salvatore
command
of
the
RCMP's
division
Rebecchini
12
hours
to
withdraw
in
Toronto,
the
new
tax.
j
Assistant
Commissioner
C.
W.
1
Harvison,
52,
of
Montreal,
at
iairs
minister
l..
a.
'Mine
I
fear-son
appears
to
have
subsided
by
a
sort
of
mutual
consent
amongst
the
party's
unofficial
kingmakers.
The
more
recent
publicity
for
State
Secretary
"Jack"
Pickersgill
as
a
possible
Liberal
and
as
313
Third'!
been
tne
at
the
on
Pogram
party
leadership
requires.
t
First
step
in
promoting
Mr.
,
spring
session
of
the
Legislature.
Ahhntf,
oiitrihiiitv
for
th
Rt
.
However,
the
governments
sud-
..C,..,...
!!
v....J
.1..
..,
Birds
have
been
known
to
'
present
head
of
the
Toronto
di
I
anrpnt
miittAl
is
.vni.l
vuiiay.ic
nuiaicu
mc
new
Phone
ej
'
i
diuilir
Willi
1UU3V
ULiiri
aian
i.jicai,
lucj
ui
cal
i
Ting
H
tcilfpn
irt
pnnpctinn
Mrirr.
tV.o
'
WIFERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNTS
.
.
.
COUNT
ON
US!
Dibb
Printing
Co.
COMPANY
I
away
lighted
cigarette
butts.
-pending
shuffle
in
cabinet
posts.
,
pleces
i
legislation'
vision,
becomes
director
of
operations
and
criminal
investigation
at
headquarters
here.
Superintendent
Lemieux,
a
Kuraor
ln
Liberal
quarters
that
GENERAllF
Advice
Needed
Before
Start
VACUUM
W
usually
are
well
Informed
suggests
that
Mr.
Abbott
will
be
named
to
the
portfolio
of
External
Affairs
and
that
"Mike"
1
graduate
of
the
Canadian
Police
i
College
and
the
National
De-i
fence
College,
served
with
the
RCMP
ln
Quebec,
New
Bruns-I
wick,
Saskatchewan
and
Ontario:
!
He
was
for
many
years
ln
charge
i
of
criminal
investigation
at
Mon
SPECIAL
MEETI-
r
't
!
rebindlng
but
that
only
200
or
so
would
have
to
be
discarded.
The
rebuilding
job
and
the
task
of
coaxing
the
others
back
into
shape
by
one
means
or
another
still
Is
going
on.
Officials
hope
to
complete
It
by
the
time
the
building
job
Is
finished.
The
library
building
is
loined
to
the
main
block
of
the
Parliament
Bultdlnes
on
the
north
side
facing
the
Ottawa
River.
Its
dome
flanked
by
cathedral-like
buttresses
and
surmounted
by
a
spire
and
pinnacles
make
it
a
prime
tourist
attraction
and
one
of
Canada's
most
unusual
buildings.
Colorado
was
the
leading
state
for
gold
production
until
1910,
when
it
was
outstripped
by
Pearson
will
become
Minister
of
Trade
and
Commerce
thus
freeing
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe
to
de-
Tl
1
.
Cont.
3
vote
all
his
time
and
organizing
'
h,'-
.
,
,4
-11
-
Of
Health
Plan
CHARLOTTETOWN
W
The
advice
of
medical
men
should
be
sought
ln
drawing
up
any
national
health
scheme,
says
Dr.
C.
W.
Burns
of
Winnipeg,
president
of
the
Canadian
Medical
Association.
inuruuy,
r-
treal
and"
In
recent
years
has
been
with
the
special
branch
her;
Superintendent
McClellan
has
been'
In
charge
of
the
special
Sir
L
!
genius
to
the
now
vast
department
of
Defence
Production.
Such
a
shuffle
would
teave
the
important
post
of
Finance
Minister
to
be
filled.
It
is
expected
8:00
P.M.
V
branch
since
1847.
He
formerly
REV.
V.
A.
W
I
served
with
the
Toronto
division.
He
told
the
annual
meeting
of
,
that
It
will
go
to
present
Justice
the
Prince
Edward
Island
Medi-
:
Minister
'
Stuart
Garson.
The
cal
8oclety
here
Tuesday
that
all
:
justice
post
then
could
go
to
!
He
also
Is
a
graduate
of
the
Director:
World-Wide
t.ww"
t
Police
College
and
National
De
I
fence
College.
.
major
political
parties
have
com
either
Paul
Martin
or
to
Defence
Minister
Brooke
Claxton.
The
necessity
of
getting
Mr.
Abbott
out
of
the
finance
post
as
n
preliminary
to
possible
success
to
the
leadership
is
mainly
deference
to
old
and
well-established
tradition.
No
finance
minister
mi
o
ted
themselves
to
some
degree
of
national
health
Insurance.
"It
Is
reasonable
to
assume
that
a
group
of
Intelligent
and
public
minded
people
such
as
the
medical
profession
should
be
the
best
qualified
to
advise
and
for
!
rU
l
-
)
fix
mm
Tuiiimnl
i
mu
i
Hi'nwm'
mm
:
.
You
are
Invited
to
com.
and
hear
this
mn
years
has
bwn
dlrwtor
of
triU
mlMlon.
no
r
in
a
score
of
different
land..
Mny
,J
cnn
thmuKn
hla
mlillntry.
Thi
will
lie
Vmt
'
"
w
'f
f
Ounn
while
he
l
In
Prince
Rupert.
m
v
at
the
Third"
Annual
Adult
Bible
c'f""Z
,J
Blounds
l
the
FliW
A
KKH
HIIII
K
,M'
Keiilrinlirr
4lli
to
Hie
tli.
.
THE
INVITATION
is
to
EVERYONE
EVANGELICAL
in
either
of
the
major
parties
has
ever
succeeded
in
moving
from
PHONE
303
MESSENGER
PICK
UP
AND
DELIVERY
SERVICE
Furniture
Freight
Baggage
Parcels
(
Coal
and
Wood
Lumber
i
Tradesmen's
Equipment
Builder's
Supplies
Beer
Bottles
(5
down
or
more)
'
Dry
Kindling
For
Sale
4-TON
COVERED
VAN
AT
YOCB
DISPOSAL
mulate
any
new
medical
pro.
gram
if
and
when
It
becomes
a
that
portfolio
into
leadership
national
necessity."
j
status.
Most
Parliament
Hill
ob-
J
Dr.
Burns
said
doctors
must
be
servers
believe
that
Mr.
Abbott
.
prepared
to
"challenge
any
dras-
j
has
sufficient
personal
popular-tic
changes
which
may
be
pro-
Ity
to
defy
the
old
superstition
AkiRDACr
SIXTH
Af,
MICHAEL
SAUL
COMAY,
Israel's
first
minister
to
Canada,
arrives
with
his
wife
and
family
at
Ottawa.
At
right
Is
Jill,
18,
and
son
Jochanan,
14,
holds
his
pet
dog
Blackle.
posed
to
govern
the
practice
of
But
the
party
managers
aren't
medietas
In
this
country."
taking,
any
chances.