f?,''jT't
Hay
Reflects
and
Reminisce'
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
Prurient
Eisenhower
has
not
i
tic
sanctuary
where
no
females
one
of
tlieiM...
.
''
f
Monday,
May
4,
1953
if
he
have
been
permitted
for
nine
vet
notified
Congress
that
to
Senator
Tom
B
?
:
.
u.w.h
a
pnn.
linnrlreH
venrs
It's
Hhrilit.
timo
rf.l...ui
.
"1(1
o!
by
.
i
jept'i)
Jent
aaliy
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
at
Prino
Rupan
uid
Northern
and
Central
Brltlsn
Columbia.
..o.nr.oo
nressure.
All
the
at
least
a
little
more
mutual
the
raneho
'mZm
i
.....
.
.
i
'
urfivrv,-
doesn't
want
to
be
curiosity
una
oeveiopea.
it
s
cer-
icrs,
as
for
them
!it
same
he
"
II
ember
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation!
Canadian
Dally
Nespaper
Association.
Published
b
''"lie
Prince
Kupert
Dally
Newa
Limited
i.
P.
MAUOK,
President
H.
O.
PERRY,
Vice-President
,
shoved
too
fast
or
too
far!
i
tain
tney
win
leu-n
back
some
put
to
it
nA
.1
''
,
I
...1
l
r
...
....
1
thf'V
I,,
tiat-iieijuia
i"'
nine
lur
me
senator
thiri
Mental
Health
Week!
This
is
jt"
Irani
page.
;lng
Is
surh
a
'
urn
in
iho
1
.
Subscription
Hates:
By
earner
Per
weeK,
25tf;
per
month
1.0o;
per
year.
10.00
mall
Pel
jioiiUi.
lie.
per
vrar,
8
00
the
season
Canada
is
supposed'
PUpoii
Notice
in
a
Dublin
saloon
bar:
"Will'
customr
rs
in
need
of
new
glasses
kindly
consult
their
optician
before
taking
ours.
Life
for
fctistt;
'aBlT-
'-'-I
some
m.,,.,
:
to
dwell
on
the
subject.
It
s
just
another
of
these
multiplying
queries
that
cause
you
to
suspect
something
you're
not
sure
of
or
stay
ignorant.
atriorlzert
as
ind
clsss
nail
b
the
Poet
OfT.oe
Department,
Ottawa.
Airport
A
Necessity.
Here
uiiruij,
hP
,
then
go
to
church
on
and
pray
for
a
m,
Definitions:
C'loic:
Little
Instrument
that
nnsses
the
time
hv
keeninp-
Hi
ISCLOSURE
at
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
LIKE
THE
SOUND
meeting
last
night
that
a
federal
engineer
is
Happy
Birthday
ON
MAY
1
yours
truly
reached
the
ripe
old
age
of
57.
The
nicest
birthday
present
I
over
not
in
all
my
life
was
to
be
offered
just
before
that
date,
nominations
for
the
Liberal,
The
highway
between
Prince
han(ls
hU!.y
Rupert
and
Terrace
is
reported
j
Bi011ii,.s:
The
golden
oppor-to
be
nothing
short
of
highly
tunities
left
for
men.
satisfactory
and
from
Terrace,
on
toward
Hawlton
and
Smith-
Tm
v
sxy,
JUST
ARSffi
ers
me
ortacuui
uinii,.
mc
wi-
Manitoba's.
laii'V-rs
.say
they
hrtve
troubles
of
their
own,
and
tcr
part
of
this
description
Is
I
Conservative
and
CCF
parties.
MCUI
perhrips
grossly
exaggerated.
Yet
Isn't
it
the
way
morl
of
ua
UuU?
They
enjoy
the
sound.
fexjitcteil
here
in
June
to
make
a
preliminary
survey
Jqrfc'onstruction
of
an
airport
on
Digby
Island
will
Ji.cfp
attention
fastened
on
this
vital
project.
ZZ,'lt
is
impciative,
in
fact,
that
we
never
let
this
attention
slacken.
If
need
)e,
we
should
become
so
boorish
on
the
subject
that
there
will
not
be
a
hamlet
in
Canada
unaware
of
the
fact
that
Trince
Rupert
has
no
airport.
Although
such
tactics
are
unpleasant,
there
is
something
to
be
said
for
kicking
up
a
fuss
that
will
attract
general
notice.
For
several
definite
reasons,
y
'
Only
15Hrs.40Min.
A
Reuters'
despatch
says
three
women
Invaded
a
Greek
monas-
CHILDREN'S
Rtc:
The
range
tickled
me
pink,
foi
that's
the
kind
of
Kuy
I
am.
I
could
not
accept
any
of
them,
for
I
have
other
ideas.
Don't
laugh
now
but
the
only
elected
job
I
would
really
like
is
to
represent
B.C.
when
we
transform
the
crude
UN
organization
into
a
real
parliament
of
mankind,
able
to
make
world
law.
I
may
live
lone
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.
.
.
li
rw.iiirh
hi
i.hnt
who
knows?
Mm
HERE
is
an
Irih
bull
that
will
prove
once
again
what
an
inconsistent
cuss
I
am.
I
could
not
THE
"NEW
ROYAL
YA(:ilT
is
launched
at
the
Clydeslde
shipyards
in
England
after
Queen
Elizabeth'
named
it
Britannia.
The
new
yachi
has
been
built
ana
designed
for
speedy
conversion
into
a
hospital
ship
In
time
of
war.
Special
attention
has
been
paid
to
the
funnel
design
to
make
the
decks
smoke
free.
She
has
a
modified
cruiser
stein
and
a
raked
bow.
40
Yeors
Ago
Tod'jy
A
host
of
friends
bid
good-by
i
to
Boswell
R.
M:Donald,
collector
of
customs,
who
is
leaving
for
a
new
post
in
the
government
service
in
Chicago.
BLship
DuVernot
and
Canon
Kerne
left
for
Vancouver
to
attend
the
closing
exercises
at
Latimer
College.
Thii
7"
iibrcnkji,;,
Iteciinl.
in
ai101
(l,
Hook
iruilaiiis
In
f
t.-M
h
pace
ri'adv
f,,r
iiiK
anrl
rrtaiing
a
r1
in
the
stnry
(m
Ihc.,
lt.uk
uvrr
has
t
lolortd
ci.i!
pi.
us
as
in
I
Kuiilr
for
earii
;
Good
Selection
in
0NLX
7Sc
Cntull
your
Trawl
4rnt
or
Cinaiiian
atr
Airlines,
I'hoix
7i
run
for
any
one
of
the
three
parties
named
above,
because
I
want
to
do
my
bit
to
help
ALL
of
them
but
if
J
had
run
for
any
one
I
would
have
run
for
the
Liberals.
As
the
Communists
say:
"Phllpott
is
only
a
confused
Liberal."
Gosh,
how
right
you
are.
I
was
the
first
man
In
BC.
to
say
that
the
B.C.
Liberal
party
needed
a
clean-up
and
a
clean-out
and
that
Arthur
Laing
was
the
right
man
for
the
job.
Also
that
Laing
could
lead
the
Liberals
to'victory.
Parliament
Hill
By
GEORGE
M.
MURRAY,
M.P.,
Coriboo
30
Yeori
Ago
Today
W.
Oration
and
T.
A.
Roy,
until
recently
proprietors
of
the
St.
Elmo
Rooms,
are
leaving
for
n
six-month
trip
to
Europe.
RUPERT
E
OTTAWA
The
House
of
Com-
became
a
reality,
from
the
time
The
Ludies'
Aid
of
the
Metho-
""'aiS'ii;'!'
mons
heard
a
reference
to
the
the
first
move
was
made
towards
riist
Church
elected
Mrs.
Oliver
proposed
Peace
River-Pacific
rail
its
development.
I,
personally,
Rogers
president;
Mrs.
W.
H
We
see
the
proof
of
that
now
AND
ElEClt
ti,.
r
..;
.k
k...'
outlet
diirine
the
heated
debate
know
Cantain
Geofrey
M.
Down-
Kergin,
vice-president;
secre-
iirc
ijiuri
aia
flic
cc-ttiiis
tuc
ur.i'j
o
-
-
-
candidates
that
they
have
ever
'over
the
South
Saskatchewan
ton
of
Lillooet,
B.
C,
the
..
sur-
tary.
.
Mrs.
,
C.
i
Woodworth.
j
4
.
and
.
had
in
all
my
time
in
B
C
dam,
-
,
veyor
who
first
established
the
treasurer,
Mrs.
Frank
Dibb.
'wnnirt
i
possibilities
at
Bridge
River
Do
i
r.enemi
victor
nrtinm
Prime
Minister
Louis
St.
Laur-'
treai
l
The
roinnlle
lTvel
Service
;
I
P"
,
"
L
'
9
"I
4
i
to.
i
"
'
I..
-
vk
V
v
V
"V.
I-'
1-
V
.
ii
A.
expect
the
Government
or
20
YeorS
Ago
1
Odoy
be
an
asset
to
any
parliament
ent's
statements
indicated
that
on
earth,
so
would
Mayor
Jack-!
the
irrigation
and
power
project
Canada
to
move
any
faster
man,
CNR
h
QVpr
th(1
son
of
New
Westminster
and
would
not
be
rushed.
This
private
capitali.sts
upon
a
mucn
&nwt
admlnlstraUon
cf
the
several
others.
brought
an
outburst
of
protest
,
more
complicated
project
on
the
Ruixrt
dry
dock,
it
was
we
have
the
idea
that
this
bit
of
real
estate
called
Prince
Rupert
has
a
place
of
special
value
in
the
commerce
and
defence
of
the
northwest
area.
Despite
its
lack
of
facilities,
it
is
right
now
a
major
aii-
transportation
centre
in
B.C.
Hundreds
depend
every
week
on-aircraft
to
get
them
in
or
out
of
the
city,
and
there
are
hundreds
drawn
from
the
district
for
miles
around.
Although
no
one
so
far
as
we
know
has
ever
conducted
a
survey
on
the
point,
the
percentage
of
people
in
Prince
Rupert
who
have
travelled
by
air
at
one
time
or
another
in
their
lives
must
certainly
be
far
above
that
of
the
average
Canadian
city.
The
remoteness
of
our-
location
and
the
services
made
available
by
enterprising
airlines
allow
no
other
conclusion.
Yet
because
absence
of
an
airport
compels
flying
to
cease
in
darkness
or
moderately
adverse
weather,
much
of
the
potential
demand
must
be
denied.
We
may
be
certain
that
the
commerce
of
the
district
has
suffered
as
a
result,
so
that
in
effec
we
are
penalized
through
no
fault
of
our
own,"
In
the
matter
of
defence,
arguments
must'
be
advanced
with
caution
as
too
much
amateur
guesswork
is
involved
as
to
the
danger
points.
But
the
opinion
of
General
.
Pearkes
that
,
defences
are
inadequate
for
west
coast
'ports,
with
specific
reference
to
Prince
Rupert,
surely'
merits
consideration
in
view
of
his
training
and
his
knowledge
of
this
area.
'
V,
It
may
be,
however,
that
we
will
not
be
required
to
make
boors
of
ourselves.
Thanks
to
diligent
representations
jn
Ottawa,
the
government
is
showing
its
interest
and
within
a
short
time
we
should
have
tangible
evidence
of
this.
It
has
been
a
long
campaign
and
we
look
forward
to
the
arrival
of
the
engineer
as
the
beginning
of
a
happy
ending.
,
4.
'
'
irom
many
saskawnewan
mem-,
announced
today.
HERE'S
a'tip'for
the
smillii
bers
urging
ilmmedlate
action,
j
"I
was
present
at
the
opening
M,.s
William
Ranee
and
Mr.-..
This
Safe
Deposit
Eox
'
young
Tory
giant
Deand
Fin-'
B
B
"UJI
l"
oi
me
laiiiuin
duuhut
.mi
v.n
r-ei)i..vmOTi"'
.
,
layson.
Whatever
yoi
dp
Deane
.
Psent
the
opinion
of
the
aver-;
th
Colorado
Rlvef;
It,wa,s
com-
Moiitreal
wliere
ih'ey-
WiH
ent-
-don't
ever
drop
that
.bottle
ofie
.British
Columbian
on
the
fd
the-un
Itci
"stakrs
bark
on
the
Aluania
.
for
Erm-
;
milk.
Don't
be
af
raid-
ts
make
.subject.
,
''
'
.fter
vearof
'
I
I''HO
V
',
',)
'
r,-.r.mm,t
Government
after
mny
manv
year
o
the
people
laugh-take
a
swig
of
,
,
Here
are
my
remarks
as
,teJ
,
.
,
.
...
r.n
tin.
iv.i'
of
the
United
1
n
V
I
mao
man
rigni
on
ine'piauiirm.
tcoroea
in
nansaru:
..
-
i
iv
ni34w.iWuy
j
T.v.
1
nnA
1
.
....
ot.,M.
r-i.,r,vmav.i
'
,TW1
-Wl
.
(
i
1
t.
1
I
1
ll'
1
Pays
Dividends
j
'
WC
have:
an
unusual
safe
deposit
M
for-
saving:
We1
call
it
Canadian
Invest-
rtient
Ihiiid
Ltd.
It
consists
of
a
constantly,
carefully
supervised
jiortfolio
-of
stocks
in
over
Go
of
Canada's
strongest
cominic&
f
Thin
diverslftCJiJiw
of
inveuments
mini-
iiic
unucia
win
iuc
ii.
oim
,
"pninlntr
a
I
no
tram
Hrl
Lsli
.
dw
"'"
"
i
n
',.
nt
u
..
,lrill
.
.
.
,
,
iVllII
11.111
WU.T
IJltlVll
Ml,
....1
take-your
picture.
,,
.
-.
.
n,wt.
.t
,...
i.
nh1
MexiM,'
'
Arhw
r.V'
Nevada
and
i
,,m,r
r-hmiu.r
nt'cnmmV:
the
development
on
a
very-wide'
California,
four
states
of
the
meetlns
of
the
need
df
a
second
i
scale
undar
Tarvmc
circunir
Union
concerned
In
water
rights
Maybe
even
.Nprris
wy.1
.take
Rote
'and
draw
those,
dear
old
boys
in
the
Victoria
Conservative
Club
putting
aside
their
'tea,
theatre
in
the
city.
At
the
same
time
the
question'
of
the
annual
stancei;of
hydro
:l
x'tric,"power.
oil
(lie
Colorado
Kivcr.
;:in
monntajnotu
i
region
we.
we
have
the
ma&Mificcnt,
On-
and
or
AirrHcrr
tmtori.
md
lor
i
JfA
'markfit
fks
and
provides
a
msn
LVV
depree
of
stabiyty.
Over
the
years.
CI
K.
i
yCt
;Videii.t?
havj
Vrj'.iwii
a
remarkably
wii-
f
'
Ar
stunt
pattern.'
.J
,
the
party
s
pake,
choking
down
that
white
stuff
even
if,
it
kills
have
tumbimg
l!v13
and
mighty,
tario
Hydro
Electric
system,
It
waterfalls-von'
every;
(hand.
We;
waj
brought
Into
bfing
(oliowlii3
hair
-
great'
water
Morales
aJ-
long,
long
yura.
of
study,
re-
carnival
In
aid
of
the
local
Civic
Centre
was
discussfd
Wartlm
Housing
have
'
announced
they
are
considering
building
a
new
school
In
the
cast
end.
'
tnem.
;
ready
eiUblpned.
by
nature.
I,'
search
and
organization:
'Seriously
that
idea
of
tree
Uiwewre,
realize
tne
problem
;
,.In
a
muj((r
orMraUon
of
which
coiifrow
tbe
p.'ople
of
thu
kjn1
ai
,ace
m
Amt.rU.ai
Saskatchewan,
Uvirig
as
they
do
a
js
umlsiial
for
a
govern-in
a
great
table
land,
in
har-
,
aeencv
or
ar)V
private
fijJ
That
is
why
we
liken
C.I.P.
U
a
s.My
A
;
tl
posit
box
which
pays
dividends!
f
Jri
1x1
us
senr
you
ur
,"lklt't'
SsA
Mail
Mail
this
this
cnupo
coupon
loiluy
lor
particulars
TO
A
POLICEMAN
By
HARRY
BRADLEY
rrrilk
fof
evey
sh6W-trrfrTt-
in
B.C.'
is
a
naturait-l-rl
la
bhftnd
to
win
the
Tories
votes
but
better
still,
it
is
bound'to
wip'free
milk
for
the
kids
of
B.C.
It
will
eventually
spread
over
all
Canada
for
in
this
we
are
miles
behind
Britain.
Yet
we
have
so
nessing
such
water
powers
as
,
bankers
or
industrial-
may
be
available
on
the
South
;
jsls
t0
pr0PC.ec
without
the
full-
Yes,
I
stood
and
watched
him
Saskatchewan
River.
As
a
policeman
he
pa.ssed
by,
est
exploration
of
ail
phases.
'si
ii.11
a
ljmj
r.
BURNS
"We
Canadians
who
live
out
much
surplus
milk
it
is
a
"curse."
'Twas
on
the
skidroad
in
Rupert
And
I
noticed
he
heaved
a
sigh.
side
of
Saskatchewan
expect
to
nt.VF.LOP
PEACE
RIVER
pay
part
of
the
cost
of
this
power!
"I
may
sav
that
I
support
develnnment.
and
therefore,
we
wholeheartedly
the
nrooosal
to
1
34
Weil
Pendtr
Si.
'
V.r..r
1,
l.t
I
SEE
Hon.
Eric
Martin
has
now
shown
his
true
colors
and
openly
attacked
the
Effective
Living
course
in
the
B.C.
schools.
are
deeply
concerned.
It
has
develop
the
South
Saskatchewan!
I
couldn't
hardly
blame
him
taken
some
vears
to
establish
River,
but
I
am
certainly
morei
The
characters
he
did
meet.
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeoa
certain
engineering
data
and
it
interested
in
a
project
of
equal
A
policeman's
job
is
a
hard
job
Mr.
Martin
says
he
is
also
"dis-Will
take
some
further
time,'
magnitude
which
would
provide
on
any
sKioroao
sireei.
turbed"
by
the
number
of
socialists
in
B.C.'s
educational
before
it
could
be
reasonably
railway
service
to
some
thou.s-jThe
p
Ie
wjl,
not
nf
p
nlm
expected
to
launch
this
great
ands
,of
settlers
in
the
Peace!
A
burden
he
must
bear
'
'
Mi
WIS
utility.
'
Some
,
of
?
thff
River
country
who
are,
rt-ij'
ha'-,He
must
satisfy
the
taxpayer
4
.speeches
T
have
heard
in
the
dicapped
for
lack
of
that
seiv.-l
4.1
..
.
t
to'
swe,r
Venior
was
overwhelmed
with
remorse
when
he.
saw
the
consequences,
te
which
his.
disclos
The
last
precedent
of
thp
Austin
Dewar
case
in
Parliament
awiV;
baclc
in
1932
was
r,n
accidftit
Jt
rtLippcnPcfm
this
way:
.
ure
had1-led.
Basicallyhp
Jiad
a
warm
feeling
for
Jones
who,
al
beit
a
political
opponent,
was
a
One
of
the
slout
House
come
from
'
honourable
ice.
And
may
I
.say,
the
case
lor
,
,
w,
t
,
,
members
who
are
mast
Impa-
the
Peace
Rivcr-Paciric
outlet
1
am
a
total
stranger,
tlent,
and
who
Insist
that
the
has
been
placed
with
ireat
vior!
Rupert
is
not
my
town,
people
of
Canada
give
them
"a
before
the
Prime
Minister
and,i
think
I'll
start
in
those
faf
off
blank
cheque
at
once
to
go
on!
his
Cabinet.
This
Is
not
the
time!
hills
system.
Exactly
what
does
Mr.
Martin
mean?
Does
he
mean
that
veteran
socialists
like
Arnold
Webster,
Tom
Alsbury
are
a
menace
to
our
schools
or
that
adher-ants
of
the
CCF
have
no
right
to
teach
in
those
schools,
on
the
same
basis
as
adherents
of
the
Conservative,-
Liberal
or
Social
Credit
parties.
This
is
the
very
statement
that
Hon.
Tilly
Roiston
so
em-
with
this
work.
or
place
to
launch
a
plea
f:rj
And
turn
up
new
ground.
the
Liberal
opposition
of
thit
'
distinguished
Maritime
politi-day
was
New
Brunswicker
Peter
cian
and
had
been
a
minister
Veniot.
He-had
been
posttnas-
!
without
portfolio
in
the
Meigh-ter-general
in
the
Liberal
re-
j
tn
post-war
cabinet.
The
ex-Kime
which
Rt.
Hon.
R.
B.
Ben-
postmaster-general
felt
that
it
r.ett
had
defeated.
Brought
up
,
'as
unfair
for
so
out-standing
in
the
old
school
of
strenuous
;
veteran
to
be
made
the
victim
Maritime
politics,
his
regular
!
"f
such
an
evident
technicality.
I
"In
my
own
Province
we
have
modem
rail
service
for
the
whole
j
Peace
River
country
including
a
mm
w
:
tsui
an
nis
eooa-wiu
and
re
practise
was
to
shed
all
feel
when
it
pentance
couldn't
repair
the
phatically
denounced
Ings
of
private
friendshiD
when
Government
Must
Go
On
leave
was
made
oy
Mr.
Keade
tne
one-man
fish
story
from
Sal-
ever
he
entered
the
Commons
'
situation.
Jones
had
Chamber.
Since
at
other
times
Parliament.
learned
to
be
patient
in
the
planning
of
great
dams
and
hydro
electric
projects.
Jn
the
Bridge
River
country
we
recently
opined
a
new
hydro
electric
project,
which
provides
the
City
of
Vancouver
'with
most
of
Its
power
and
light
approximately
120
miles
distant.
Here
the
water
falls
some
1200
feet.
The
point
of
take-off
is
about
three
times
higher
than
the
world-famous
Niagara
Falls.
It
took
exactly
direct
outlet
to
Pacific
ports,
but
it
is
a
time
to
say
to
the
people
of
Saskatchewan
not
to
he
weary
in
well
doing,
and
not
to
expect
the
Prime
Minister
of
Canada
to
Issue
a
blank
cheque
tomorrow
afternoon
for
the
Souyli
Sn.katciH'wan
dam,
or
any
other
undertaking
which
is
so
enthiKia.stlcaily
supported
as
a
short-cut
t,
everlasting
prosperity
Mr
those
immediately
concerned."
In
the
minimum
time
requir-
:
mon
"p"'ny
"eealQ
10
ed
to
hold
a
by-election,
he
was
ppn
h.ls
moutn
once
to
drown
back
again.
And
the
fact
that
,
nimsf,,f'
he
had
a
genius
for
friendships
that
cut
across
party
lines,
that
made
Wm
quite
a
changed
guy
on
the
floor
of
the
House.
IT
IS
IN
THE
INTER
the
Liberals
didn't
seriously
on-
'
If
Mr-
Martin
makes
many
On
one
occasion
ho
bustled
!
Pse
nis
return
was
attributed
more
such
speeches
we
will
have
into
the
Commons
in
unusually
j
10
the
influence
exerted
in
Lib-
one
less
socialist
as
a
high
high
spirits.
A
fellow
Newieral
councils
hy
Veniot.
!
school
principal
and
one
more
Brunswick
MP,
Hon.
George
Thus,
although
the
Jones
case
!
soclallst
as
Premier
of
B.C.
forty
years
before
this
project
Jones,
operated
a
general
store
superficially
resembled
the
Aus-
Arnold
Webster
is
a
first
in
his
constituency
of
Royal.
tin
Dewar
case
of
the
present
'
class
principal
and
he
would
And
Veniot
had
learned
that
i
session,
it
was
In
reality
a
very!
make
a
first
class
premier
some
of
Jones's
clerks
had
been
i
different
matter.
There
were
no
j
though
his
chances
of
making
!
government
contracts
involved:
jit
are
not
so
good
since
doc-
honoring
Indian
Affairs
Depart
POU0
nor
were
there
any
cheaues
ment
cheques
paid
to
some
of
the
lof
al
braves
for
groceries,
running
to
juicy
totals.
"Head
Start"
on
a
Career
at
age
7
...
With
the
help
of
a
Great-West
Life
Estate
Builder.
This
unique
'
plan
provides
automatically
increas-ing
life
insurance
.
.
.
$1000
policy
rises
to
$5000
at
age
21.
EST
OF
THE
PEOPLE
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THAT
WE
HAVE
A
STABLE,
GOV-ERNMENT
WITH
A
WORKING
MAJORITY.
IT
IS
CLEAR
THAT
THE
SOCIAL
CREDIT
MOVEMENT
IS
THE
ONLY
ONE
THAT
HAS
A
CHANCE
OF
SECURING
AN
OVERALL
MAJORITY.
DON'T
BE
MISLED.
MARK
YOUR
BALLOT
FIRST
CHOICE.
A
ill
a
hidden
''
trinalres
staked
the
CCF
plat-iorm
too
far
ief',.
-
YOUNQ
TONY
GARGRAVE
of
the
CCF
is
not
only
the
youngest
MLA
but
one
of
the
best.
,
Tony
you
sure
are
hung
with
Salmon
Count
Up
40,000
Discover
money
s
,portiw'y
Jot
opening
''i
PORTLAND
(AP)
More
sal-1
horseshoes.
I
see
the
Socreds
mon
went
over
Bonneville
Dam
I
have
named
to
run
against
you
rast
month
than
In
anv
ADrilltheir
president,
John
Purdue,
Since
the
Jones
business,
wasn't
j
an
incorporated
company,
that
j
made
the
Royal
MP
Technical-
j
ly
guilty
of
a
violation
of
the
!
Independent
of
Parliament
Act.
Veniot
s
mlention
was
to
make
things
highly
embarrassing
for
Jones.
He
never
dreamed
that
so
technical
a
violation
would
be
seized
upon
to
disqualify
him
as
an
MP
and
put
him
to
the
labor
and
expense
of
a
re-election
campaign.
But
he
had
failed
to
reckon
with
R.
B.
Bennett.
For
the
great
Conservative
chieftain
the
letter
of
the
law
was
the
standard
of
conduct
for
an
MP
the
man
who
said
that
Vene
since
the
count
was
started,
the
OPEN
A
SAVINGS
It
costs
far
less
than
ordinary
life
insurance
taken
out
at
21.
The
low
childhood
annual
premium
of
$54.03?
tat
age.
7)
never
changes.
Available
from
birth
to
age
11.
Premium
at
age
7.
JAMES
S.
BURNS
721
Alfred
St.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
Green
505
ACCOUNT
AT
army
engineers
reported
Friday.
The
count
was
126.449
chinook,
including
3,490
jack
or
small
Chinook.
The
old
April
record
was
83,-530,
set
in
1947.
This
was
believed
by
fishermen
zuela
was
the
finest
tax-free
Social
Credit
state
on
earth!
As
any
official
year
book
will
show
Venezuela
is
a
heavily
taxed,
rank
police
state
where
there
is
no
freedom
for
anybody
but
the
local
landlords
and
foreign
oil
companies.
'
.8iU
SOCIAL
CREDIT
1
with
which
there
could
be
no
fePftSVWTTi
U
Id
compromise.
He
told
his
follower
to
mean
that
the
spring
season
firmly,
if
regretfully,
that
he
this
year
would
be
a
disappoint-
H-l.in.lF1IITIII
'2
This
advertisement
Is
Issued
by
the
British
Columbia
Social
Credit
Cam-poln
Committee.
SCI
rn'f.n
W
.
-Mil
must
resign.
Jones,
whose
own
ing
one
since
the
bulk,
of
the
views
on
the
matter
didn't
dif-
j
spring
run
went
up
river
before
fer
great
from
his
leaders',
:
the
commercial
season
opened
Saturn
is
unique
among
planets
because
of
its
encircling
ring
system
two
bright
rings
and
an
"YOl'R
FUTURE
IS
OUR
BUSINESS
.
.
.
TODAY"
readily
agreed.
t
Thursday.
inner
dusky
one.
n