Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
REFLECTS
Wednesday.
February
10,
1954
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to
the
upbuilding
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Print
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and
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and
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Columbia.
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of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
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Association.
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by
The
Prince
Rupert
Dullv
New.,
Limited.
J.
F.
MAGOR.
President
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vice-President
Aii
educationist
says
tlie
'iv-erat;e
man
has
no
head
for
figures.
That's
what
he
always
(.Hoovers
when
he
undertakes
to
figure
out
his
Income
tax
papers.
J:
&
was
flshting
thf
5.;
"ad
there
b(HnnoC:
over
Gibraltar
h,
Ks
miiiht
naw
Atlantic
prts
eri.
1
f
i
l
-
jf
,
BubacrlpMon
Rates:
,
,
j
y
carrier
Per
week.
25r;
per
month,
$1.00:
per
year,
$10
Of.
i&TLAr-iy
mail
Per
month,
7fic;
per
year,
$8.00.
&
tutiiorized
as
second
class
mat!
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa
When
something
is
being
offered
for
sale
next
door
to
where
five
hundred
millions
are
belli1;
THE
Prime
Minister
is
I
off
on
bis
trin.
to
India
I
OK
Tin,
(i
1
-re
and
several
other
countries.
Who
knows?
Maybe
in
Uio
long
run
his
trip
out
to
Asia
EXTRA
i
will
have
a
more
important
ef-l'i
'i't
on
world
peace
than
will
!
t
h
c
much-publicized
meeting
SPEC1I
spent,
the
chancer
are
you'd
fe
l
interested.
Perhap;
you
would
make
a
few
inquiries.
A
proposed
new
Canadian
flu.?
Is
faid
to
be
acceptable
to
Quebec.
That
leaves
only
nine
oilier
provinces
to
be
.satisfied.
Ciiinments
Ihe
Kingslnn
Wliia;-Ktandard:
Willi
reference
to
nepotism
in
public
offices,
il
tin-
government
can
;;"t
any
work
out
of
Kinfolk,
we're
for
it.
Nobody
else
can.
Queen
KlizalM'th
will
be
In
Gibraltar
in
a
lew
months,
on
her
way
home.
Spaniards
have
lately
I
now
going
on
in
Berlin
between
tlie
.spokesmen
for
those
PRINT
Jc!
powers
which
cmII
themselves
I
the
"Big
Four".
.
TIIF.SK
THRTK
RCAF
OFriCt'KS
are
in
chargi'
of
the
KCAF
(.'-5
aircraft
carrying
Prime.
Minister
St.
Laurent
on
his
world-wide
tour.
Lmtt
to
ric.lit:
Wing
Cmdr.
II.
A.
Mnrison,
Winnipeg,
pilot;
Group
Capt.
J.
G.
Stephenson,
Walk
erville.
Out.,
coiidui
ting
officer,
and
Flt.-I.t.
I).
R.
Adamson,
I.loydmlnsler,
Sask.,
co-pilot.
VICTORIA
REPORT
H-K.iu
CAL10
DIBB
PI
COMPANl
In
the
long
run,
the
rale
or
future
generations
is
more
likely
to
be
deelded
by
what
happens
in
India
than
what,
happens
in
Germany.
India
not
Germany
holds
the
key
to
the
future.
Our
own
eounlry,
Canada,
is
been
clamoring
aooul
the
coining
pn'sen.e
of
the
Queen
and
importance
,
of
t
he
Brills
:i
VICTORIA
Next
Tuesday
the
guns
will
roar
and
Lieutenant-Governor
Clarence
Wallace
will
body
will
say
that,
isn't
all
the
Some
back-bench
Social
talking
awful,
and
that
it
should
'
Crediters
are
said
to
bo
some-be
.stopped,
but,
of
course,
every-
what
annoyed
with
the
govern-body
will
keep
right
on
talking,
ment.
They
think
the
guvein-hopinu
in
this
wuv
to
make
an
ment
does
too
much
without
!
impression
on
the
folks
back
c'onsliHing
the
baek-beni
hers
arrive
at
the
Legislative
Buildings
to
open
another
session
of
the
Legislature.
There'll
be
the
usual
fuss
and
feathers,
all
the
pomp
and
circumstancesthe
big
show
that
wurD
home.
Then
will
come
the
budget,
and
then
the
speechifying
will
start
all
over
again
in
the
Here's
a
case:
Some
SC.
backbenchers
think
they
should
have
been
consulted
before
the
Pre-
Hand
of
Friendship
N
NAM
INC!
Asia
as
the
part
of
the
world
to
which
!
he
attaches
most
importance
on
his
tflohe-girdlin.c;
.our,
Mr.
St."
Laurent
is
being
governed
by
obvious
facts.
As
an
Atlantic
nation
and
a
member
of
MATO,
Canada
must
take
a
vital
interest
in
affairs
n
the
European
theatre;
but
as
one
of
the
major
Pacific
countries
we
are
commuted
to
Far
Eastern
levelopments
in
a
way
not
shared
by
many
of
our
lilies.
'
It
is
in
Asia
that
much
of
the
potential
danger
:
war
arises.
Yet
from
sections
of
that
great
land
mass,
too,
comes
the
promise
of
great
peacetime
trade
possibilities
for
us.
The
latter
consideration
will
be
prominent
in
the
Prime
Minister's
contacts
with
Japan,
with
which
we
are
now
formulating
a
trade
pact.
The
vast
potentials
of
India
and
Pakistan
will
attract
particular
attention
during
Mr.
St.
Laurent's
tour.
Both
politically
and
economically
the
subcontinent
is
destine1
to
play
a
powerful
role
in
world-
affairs.
In
talks
with
Prime
Minister
Nehru,
the
Canadian
leader
-
will
renew
the
acquaintanceship
formed
at
Commonwealth
gatherings
and
during
the
Indian's
visit
to
Canada,
and
no
doubt
discuss
in
the
friendly
atmosphere
of
informality
the
position
of
India
on
many
pressing
problems.
In
this
connection
Mr.
St.
Laurent
could
perform
a
valuable
service
to
the
democratic
cause
by
reason
of
his
ability
to
serve
as
an
intermediary
between
the
anti-communist
West
and
the
heretofore
uncompromisingly
neutral
India.
Such
a
prospect
is
indicated
in
the
Prime
Minister's
comment
that
"I
hope
to
be
able
to
bring
back
with
me,
and
also
to
leave
behind,
not
only
useful
this
capital
loves
so
dearly.
budget
debate,
in
which
the
bud
WEV
That
night,
at
Government
'
gel
will
hardly
be
mentioned
at
j
'"i'r
announced
that
the
10
per
three
years
older
than
Germany,
as
a
united
nation.
WE
ALL
know
that
much
of
the
world
is
now
divided
into
two
hostile
groups:
The
United
States,
richest
and
most
libertarian
great
nation
that
there
has
ever
been
in
all
history,
heads
one
group.
Russia,
operating
under'
a
new,
more
subtle
form
of
imperialism,
applied
through
native
agents
controlled
'
in
the
last
analysis
from
Moscow,
"heads
the
other
bloc.
,
'.
Neither
bloc,
is
solidly
united.
Much
of
the
Soviet
bloc
is
held
together
by
ruthless
force.
Another
part
of
it
notably
gigantic
China
is
allied
to
Russia
on
terms
which
are
by
no
means
clear.
Mosi
of
the
old
school
raj
all.
This
is
just
an
excuse
to;
cent
lax
on
armies
ny
me
glass
make
speeches
And
it
won't
be
'would
be
thrown
out.
It's
known1
a
debate.
Therein
he
few
Inter-
i
Mr.
Chant,
a
former
Alberta
ruptions
to
members'
set
!
cabinet
minister,
who
thinks
he
speeches.
should
now
be
in
the
B.C.
cab-
The
government's
legislative'"'
is
particularly
annoyed,
may
attempt
to
lead
a
bit
program
is
a
bit
hazy
yet.
Pre-n'ld
,nf
a
rcv"il
fll,inst
lh0
Vernier
mier
Bennett
seems
determined
to
make
this
what
he
calls
"a!
However,
back-benchers
al-
House,
the
lights
will
gleam,
and
B.C.'s
top
officialdom
will
sit.
down
to
dine
in
the
slate
dining
room
with
the
Lieut-governor
The
State
Ball
will
follow.
The
annuai
state
'ball
causes
many
an
ache
In
the
breasts
of
socially
ambitious
people.
Just
about
everybody
wants
to
go
to
the
State
Ball,
Victoria's
mast
elitterliiK
social
function.
But
IGE
session."
He's
set
on
start-;
ways
feel
tnat
way
about
the
ing
the
Snuamish-North
Van-!
government
they
support.
They
Tity
llif
Iilil'.lil-
of
Pr
Mrs.
DcCovt
n.
KlK'
cIiiksp
u
iiirVt
that
wasn't
Loom
Wuvrn
Each
day
:.he
has
it,
her
carpet
fifts
ieuwr
It's
pile
'disappears
in
hf-r
vacuum
cleaner
That's
why
women
who
know
what
smart
buyint's
Buy
l.ouin
Wovrn
Wunila
Were
pile
can't
pill
Q
x
12
Corpet
only
(
See
hem
Todoy
there's
room
for
only
500
to
;
couver
extension;
it'll
get
under
j
'eei
iney
suouia
De
consunea
011
dance
comfortably
in
the
ball-
way
by
June
and
take
18
every
move.
This,
nowever,
is
j
nonsense;
how
can
it
be
done?
room,
and
so
people
must
be
!
months.
!
diplomats,
especially
In
Britain
I
and
other
European
countries.
'
are
completely
convinced
that
i
there
will
sooner
or
later
be
a
disappointed.
1
At
this
period
of
year
some
1
people
absent
themselves
from
There
shouldn't
be
too
much1
"
that
were
done,
the
MLAs
in
the
way
of
politics
discussed
would
have
to
be
in
session
day
at
the
session.
A
general
elec-
i
'
and
day
out.
A
government
tion's
a
long
way
off!
The
Lib-
Is
elected
to
make
decisions
and
era
Is,
naturally
enough,
will
I
recommendations
to
the
Legis-crow
about
their
victory
over
mature.
It
shouldn't
have
to
get
Finance
Minister
Gunderson
In
in
touch
with
every
MLA
before
drifting
apart
of
Red
Russia
and
!Red
China.
The
most
funda
McRAE
BROS.
11
the
capital.
They
go
to
California,
so
that
if
someone
should
ask
them:
"Were
you
at
the
State
Ball?"
they
may
reply:
-Till:
STOKE
THAT
SERVICE
BUIX
Phone
6
or
36
Oh
no,
my
dear
we
couldn't
i
the
Victoria
bw-e!ection
last
H
ran
move.
mental
item
in
the
code
of
beliefs
is
that
sy.s:ems
come
and
go,
leaders
rise
and
fall
but
national
interests
go
on.
They
argue
that
Russian
interests
and
Chinese
interests
are
not
identical
and
hence
reason
that
a
rift
is
only
a
question
of
time.
go
our
annual
vacation
in
the
,
November.
They'll
rub
it
in,
and
j
But,
in
caucus,
there
are
al-sotith.
you
know."
When
all
social
Crediters
will
have
to
sit
1
ways
back-benchers
who
like
to
along
they
weren't
invited.
That
.
there
and
take
it.
They'll
reply
I
gel
up
and
howl
about
dictator-is
called
saving
society
face.
1
:
tllat
Liberals
and
CCFers
gang-
1
ship
in
the
government
they
In
time-honored
fashion
thfijeci
up
to
beat
Mr.
Gunderson,
i
support.
These
howls
leak
out,
Qpssirm
will
riraa
alone
for
al-
tha.A
piiiiuinn
nt'n.H
n
a
u
u..
Sun
Life
Ups
Policyh
Dividends
to
S24V2
.nurt1
ilu
hrR
K-Shtl0ipHS
'
most
a
monlh'
as
mpmher
afr
A
new
kind
of
coalition,
i
that
there's
revolt
in
govern-
n
A
r
i.
ilfj
f
.momber
rises
to
take
part
in
the
wiu
Kay
tne
Premier-a
coali-,
ment
ranks.
However.
It's
never
"r.,"'
"
j
o.
r.
rr
rITnrone
KPeecri
oeoaie.
tveiy-
:tion
bPtweeri
Liberals
and
the
j
very
much
to
worry
about.
ui
tile
uiulcu
oG.w:a
.iicii.t
,
"
1
CCF.
Mr.
Bennett
always
says
information
but
perhaps
a
clearer
picture
of
the
problems
which
all
of
us
have
to
face
together."
He
has
listed
"complete
equality
and
a
spirit
of
genuine
understanding
and
co-operation1'
as
essential
requirements
in
maintaining
good
relations
be-"
tween
Asia
and
the
western
world.
,'''
OTTAWA
DIARY
V
Ey
Norman
M.
MacLeod
('ontimics
to
soil
more
life
insurance
than
if
Canadian
company
SVTG
million
ne-Inisiness
w
ritten
in
'51
LETTERBOX
BABV'S
COLDS
that,
with
evident
political
sat-i
isfaction,
when
he
sees
Liberals
i
and
CCFers
Joining
against
Social
Credit.
And
there'll
b
ihe
usual
i
1
questions
from
the
oppositions'
i
some
degree,
at
the
tendency
of
the
U.S.A.
to
make
all
the
ef-'
feetive
decisions
on
which
the
;
welfare
and
indeed
fate;
of
the
whole
western
camp
depends.
,
i
THERE
is
one
full
third
of
the
!
human
family
which
is
not
j
yet
committed
either
to
the
western
bloc
led
by
U.S.A.
or
to
MISQl'OTF.IV
The
Editor,
The
Daily
News:
'
'
I
take
exception
to
a
statement
scale
In
the
varinu
f
A
higher
(lividrntl
i...
.
i..
r.f.e.
..n,.riiv.
uhlch
tne
nun
u
-
about
what
on
earth
is
Social.
ve
.e
.in
iT-iln
rvriiice
the
rnit
now:
Canada,
$3&
appearing
in
the
Feb.
9th
issue
j
credit
anyway?
Health
and
45
of
the
total:
Is
of
vour
paper,
purportedly
mad
Shop-talk
amongst
the
MP's
f
everyone
in
the
Chamber
with
of
life
insurance
for
the
holders
or
two
million
Sun
Life
of
Canada
policies,
is
iiino!ince"
$2
628
581.000
Britain
and
o'hK
Welfare
Minister
Martin
will
attempt
to
explain,
but
Mr.
Ren-
,
nett
and
his
attorney-general,
young
Mr.
Bonner,
who
don't
J
'hese
days
centres
mainly
on
All
the
vast
millions,
in
the
wealth
Countries
W.
HoTirke,
Pretsl
bv
If
f
dlliri
Georee
EC
rt
Hint".
B.oai
Maclnnls
was
prepared
to
sup-:
......
'
.
Moslim
lands
,
,
and
down
,
in
Af
..
dent,
in
his
Ann.nl
Review
of
000
UB'-i);
ehewt-.-the
(onioany's
business
''r
,
out
the
oric
by
myself
at
a
special
council
meeting
last
week.
I
did
not
at
any
time
stale
that
action
on
the
Drydock
was
strictly
City
Council
bustne?s.
I
did
however,
suggest
that
the
City
Council
should
take
action
on
its
own
and
not
merely
en
Help
Nature
To
Fight
Them
Off
Mcliral
Sri'nrn
(ffnin
there
If
tny
BUi'h
thin
t
cur
for
rnlrlit
only
Nalure
hfrrst-lt
csn
rid
it.
So
when
bghy'a
HnifKm.
or
nturTy
brtHtlmc
mim
yuu
of
ft
eold'a
prewm
r4Kt'ntl
at
onre
with
Nature.
S
that
haiiy
w
kept
warm,
geta
plenty
of
UM-p
attrl
take
extra
(are
that
the
bowela
are
Ih'iruuiflily
rlearert
nf
harmful
waetea.
To
tlo
till
without
urMettiii
bahy'a
whole
Nvvtrm
atid
further
weakening
it,
try
Hahy'a
Own
Tahleta.
Mthl,
yet
ftrt
promptly
in
getting
ml
of
irritating
material
that
make
hahy
reatlna
and
levertah.
I
tne
Nova
S-tua
Mother
aaya:
".Wtf
Imtnj
o
f!tl
minitit
ru'iy'.l
a
mft'j
ruid
f
Irieif
l'io
Own
7'oOI'tf
and
thf
thrtrui
retil
i,f
tfinrker
tttnn
tvrr
Ortirr.
i
rrlimii'l
net
or
rl
th'.
O.m
'.'ViWrl
run
new
en."
Kifiially
g'MMj
for
rewtleenneen
ami
iee
iahrt.
reKillltitR
from
irr,golurily
at
t,-e!
lung
1
1
me,
lor
eolisl
ipal
ion,
,hgt
,
1
1
ve
ipvela
anil
nlln-r
minor
inlalit
trouMee.
t,eta
pa'kuge
totlay
al
drugalotea.
it",
i
1!)53.
Iliviclenrts
to
policyhold
know
what
Social
Credit
is,
and
don't
care,
either,
will
shush
Mr.
Martin.
They
don't
want
Mr.
Martin
making
any
theore
ers
durinr
IHM
will
amount
to
k?ii..
million.
II',
more
than
pany
reached
SIR1
i
.
-
r
Hi
vrar
enn,
r-
t
he
expertness
or
otherwise
of
the
footwork
shown
by
the
different
political
parties
in
the
House
on
the
bill
to
increase
the
legislators'
take-home
pay.
It's
an
anxious
subject.
The
MP'a
have
the
uneasy
feeling
that
the
general
public,
has
been
left
Cold
and
even
hostile
by
the
ease
which
they
put
up
for
a
100
per
cent
Increase
In
their
tical
s
p
e
c
c
h
e
s
about
Social
I
port
it.
The
CCF
reservation
that
the
increase
was
too
high
was
regarded
tolerantly
by
the
other
MPs
as
merely
a
matter
of
Socialist
political
tactics.
The
problem
envisaged
for
the
PC's
was
simply
how
they
could
both
support
the
measure
and
talk
against
it
at
the
same
time.
Then
the
public
reaction
com
rica,
are
astir:
Thev
all
want
some
things
chief
of
which
is
a
better
share
oi
the
good
thing':
of
life.
They
are
all
inclined
to
blame
all
tlU'ir
troubles
on
the
real
rulers
of
their
countries,
which
for
the
past
century
or
so
have
been
westerners
while
men
Europeans
or
whatever
more
lh:,n
M',
over
t
h
e
crease
of
w"
dorse
t
he
action
of
the
Chamber
i
credit
Mr.
Martin
has
a
way
of
ihe
twelve-mn
of
Commerce.
R.
A
p.etllng
the
government
into
hot:
McLEAM.
i
wilt,
r
when
he
makes
a
pop-off
,
speech.
'
i
last
five
yearn.
Most
policyholders
carryin
participatiiilt
plans
with
the
Company
wi'l
benefit
by
this"
increase,
with
the
largest
payment
being
distributed
in
respect
of
policies
longest
in
force.
New
life
insurance
issued
during
the
year
menced
to
register.
MP's
learn-;
you
want,
to
call
them.
These
assets,
card"
ed
and
well
f
,
made
up
of:
!
ment.
Provincial
pal,
2R.7';
I-
i
I
tilitv,
Intlustriil
c
referred
and
f'"
6.0;
Mortsajei
H
'
1
and
MisrelUnw
iMH....-
interest
rate
---
f
.
-
o
-
an
vet
1
aiiiounu'ii
amounted
to
10
V,!HK.u0,
(u.jtiri.wiru,
.1
increase
of
$31
million
nvt
!
1!ir2,
and
the
largest
amoyi
Ifaj
tllf
)t;ir
uA..e
lf
..f
.mv
f
taUIatatU
a
ii
'.ill
j
Hill
Shipments
Set
Record
VANCOUVER
(Pi
Grain
ship-
;
rtu:n&'1rott...
-British
.
.
Columbia
i
$jrU.
in
.
)0M
set
.
ln
all-time
j
itoortl
tiM2i,000,00'0
bushels,
the
Searle
Grain
Company
reported
1
'
Tuesday.
The
shipments
of
wheat,
oats
and
barley
produced
on
the
I
rt
LUlHuatij-
i:r
Kl.i.i,
c.rnn
in.
i
a.:rw
w
ANNUAL
MEETING
CANADIAN
JP.CROSS
SOCIETY
Civic
Centre
Common
Lounge
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY
10
ot
8
p.m.
Reports
and
Election
of
New
Olfieers
EVERYBODY
WELCOME
surance
included,
in
the
above
J.K4
in
the
etl
it
when
they
visited
their
ridings
over
the
week-end
and
COMMUNISM
carries
a
vital,
through
the
correspondence
that
dynamic
appeal
to
the
vast
passed
across
thtfir
desks.;
In
,
the
millions
of
unHberated.
Asia
and
end
only,
lii
liberal
MP's
Whl
(Africa.;-
.41
ready-nade
fnto
the
House
to
voe
Jor.
Ahe
iAkb
!?i.'ki
o(,!4'
reian
bill.
The
PC's
voted
solidly
j
overlord
and
the.
local
IuniJlord
against
it.
Angus
Maclnnls
won
j
to
shoot
him
out.
One
of
its
half
of
the
CCF
group
to
his
way
i
strongest
features
is
its
preach-of
.
thinking.
Only
the
Social
j
ing
and
practicing1
of
real
rac-Credilers
remained
unchanged
ia'
equality,
in
their
opinion
of
their
own
!
India
oppo.ses
this
philosophy,
higher
worth.
j
but
in
her
own
way.
Of
the
various
crouns
in
Ihe
India
Bays,
in
effect,
that
the
This
suspicion
is
mainly
the
product
of
the
Parliamentary
mail-bag.
MP's
who
defended,
the
pay
raise,;in
.the
coursa
of
the
debate
have
.
received
no
fan
mail
w
h'a
te
t
e.r
.
coniaieiidirig.
their
stand.
Instead,
several
of
them
have
had
their
desks
Uttered
with
correspondence
ranging
from
coldly
critical
to
violently
abusive
in
its
tone.
On
the
other
hand,
CCF-er
Angus
Maclnnls,
who
fought
the
increase
without
any
reservation
fiRiire
amounts
to
$170
million.
,
increase
u
an
increase
of
more
than
$a
uutive
year.
'
INSl
lit1
leiillin
iiunr
Ihp
trvlnuti
virir
l
l.li
r.
AIDS
IIOM
1,1
This
rlsinic
volume
of
husinci.n
mil
House,
the
PC's
are
the
most
!
backward
and
oppressed
at
every
stage
fo
the
bill,
has
was
spread
over
world-wide
Dllrini;
19M.
'
territory
in
the
neariy
30
conn-
()()nd
lnv,..stmi
nt
tries
covered
by
Sun,
Life
.ser-;
b
n10rP
thun
i3
vice"
mainly
in
the
?
In
his
survey
of
the
figures
p
u
b
1
1
c
"u",
'
for
the
yeur,
Mr.
Courke
com-
amount
of
n1"',
menu
on
the
manner
in
which
rm
h
J'
life
insurance
meets
th'n
res-1
v.
mpn(,
of
S'"
prairies
were
sent
to
Europe
and
1
Asia
from
terminals
in
Van-i
couver,
New
Westminster,
Prince
Runert
and
Victoria.
The
grain
company,
tracing
the
history
of
West
Coast
ports,
said
they
had
now
grown
to
the
point
where
they
were
handling
about
a
quarter
of
the
yearly
shipments
made
through
the
E
l
LI.
I
15
lions
can
achieve
aU
they
want
by
democratic
means
dream
about
und
plan
for,
but
by
democratic
and
merciful
methods
which
are
poles
apart
from
Till
been
literally
snowed
under
with
letters
approving
his
stand.
Veteran
Parliamentary
observers
can
remember
few
comparable
Illustrations
of
the
ability
o
n-.iic
onlnlon
to
alter
the
satisfied
with
the
way
things
turned
out.
They
believe
that
for
once
they
landed
on
the
right
side
of
an
issue
which
will
burn
itself
increasingly
into
the
public
mind.
The
other
parties
are
Incllnded
to
concede
a
definite
score
to
the
PC
strategy.
ponsibilitics
nf
Its
purpose.
ihc!.ilis
amntint.
"
Sun
Life
of
Canada,
he
hmtl,
.h
In
41.1'
has
paid
$2,729,000,000
In
here-
;
'
'
Tjuring
ttv
ruthless
Communist
procedures.
Our
western
fate
Is
bound
up
with
the
success
and
failure
of
fits
since
the
first
policy
wa
:
"
the
Sun
uit
Issued
in
1871,
and
durine
1053
;
,.'
million
on
t!.
Great
Lakes.
Vancouver
has
seven
terminal
elevators
and
New
Westminster,
Victoria
and
Prince
Rupert
have
one
each
with
a
total
capacity
of
28,000,000
bushels.
.
IN
S
I
AM
LY
Loi
oiiu
s
2
Siz'
sijiii:ic
OR
IT
COSTS
YOU
NOTHING
ym
retime,
your
ii!hftte
geti
imiatlrr
snd
mailer.
j
Indian
democracy,
which
is
tho
no
less
than
half
u
million
tlol-
Discussing
"
lars
was
nald
out
hv
the
Com-
nr.
i...'ntt
as
"
Climbers'
Hoiord
real
reason
ior
our
r.ivi.
a
visit.
pany
each
workinr;
day.
Total
(h
rontiniil
amount
na
d
durine
the
twelve
t
.
ir.
Bo""'
.
I
V
I
At
atitude
of
the
House
of
Commons
towards
a
measure.
True,
the
weight
of
public
opinion
wasn't
quite
sufficient
to
block
the
passage
of
the
Increase.
But
it
very
definitely
changed
the
climate
of
the
Commons
Chamber
towards
it.
When
the
measure
first
was
introduced,
Parliamentary
confidence
in
the
favorable
reception
that
it
would
secure
from
the
public
ran
high.
Virtually
monfh
period
was
$125,057.000.
!
,j
tnat
'life
i"""
And
the
wonder-working,
Uit
panel
gitei
y
txdet,
mfjmi.
abit.
cmsivm-Jtt
every
tayl
K!
Y
CROl-P
Itl
SINFSS
I
P
17
shin
today
is
,
LONDON
CP
Sarseon
Charles
Evans,
32
and
Dr.
Michael
Ward.
28,
members
of
the
195'i
Everest
expedition,
told
the
Royal
College
of
Surgeons
that
sore
throats,
caused
by
difficult
breathing
and
lack
of
sleep,
were
the
main
medical
problem
on
the
epic
climb.
anrl
on
3
If"
,
New
annuity
contracts
dur-:a"a
brfre.
W
Ing
the
year
included
Individ-
"
mor,
than
i
ual
annuities
and
group
pen-
.....
.....mnre.
"
-Tlt's
No
FRENCH
FIGURE
REDUCER
TAKf
Vr.AHi
OH
YOl'R
PI(;iRP
Niiw
HI
liu-t
you
mil
IiihI
:inll
y
lotik
2
t-.-n
inull'-r
ulul
yfiifi
yiiiif
iM'T
t-aliul'ni-
lil-wai
l
rtvt'H
yu
tin-
Iftiiiuitnlili
itnu
witi-'i
mul
Ionic
UrG
il.at'n
Id
vitriiP
tmliif
You'll
tinPin-fllnt.lv
toitk
iiili'T
uti'l
ni
ir
inner
hi
linjlun
dtHeV(i(rar
Iruiu
your
sions
guaranteeing
paymenls
(lolll(e
the
am""1!'
ut
imiic
muii
9t
iiiiiniiii
iii
.
yvorid
vvur
f:
capW
amount
P"
fficient
to
P"
j
Secret...
That
all
drivers
on
our
trucks
carry
nula
nncl
nr'r,
,
wum,
1(1,
-w,
hi
i
Rill
taiiu
uriiirrc.
r.
I
OR
lOt
'5
COMFORT
WITH
MIRrXCI
V.
Fl
ASTIC!
Tor
llir
ttr-t
tin.
you
mn
livi
Mfvy-iiroittiiiK
fumlort
ami
((u-iouif
ujii)fwt.
ItnTi-dllde
i-owcr
tlti-tli
k-i-v-c-m
and
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UK
ou
Kit,
tuMitl,
tttrr-tcti
ou
II
i
iijoy
uiiuintflif.l
fnv
aim
i.
nf
i
fort
mn
you
work
ainl
rfln
duly
trcncli
I
ncurc
Hint
(
l.li
Iivi-M
you
tdp
hai.py,
bnUllijr
way
(
Wet-It
trui-age
Muuru-'ui
ur
you
pay
yothiiig!
SI'PKRBI.Y
TAII
ORF.O.
Mad
o(
fliiMt.
coKlllfnt,
rwr-iiilratlon-uli-nrljciit
fahrui.
t.iiMrant,n
to
Vici
tin
Mrvtrli
ixm
-liaiM'
throufftt
fwafK)!i
of
w-nr.
Wlil
tint
roll
or
curl
on
lui.
V
uaIh-.i
J
---
.
""arlBk
,m.
w,c
;ni
,uril
l
a
larger
has!
ance.
"Time
milium.-
ill
a
miiiuiij
menta
to
be
made
by
the
Company
either
Immediately
or
in
the
future,
through
group
pension
plans
and
individual
contracts,
increased
to
$126
million
per
annum.
Total
Sun
Lite
insurance
in
force
at
the
end
of
1A53
amounted
to
$5,678.00,-000.
Group
insurance
included
in
this
figure
is
$1,751,000,000,
an
increase
of
17.
The
growth
of
Group
insurance
and
pension
plans
reflects
the
business
and
iB
nlv
throuitn,
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uals
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the
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for
any
of
these
when
he
delivers
your
milk.
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Dairy
Phone
18
Limited
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plumw
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nirrtli
with
rfmovihln
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ed
ed
a
a
leading
leading
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position,
protect-
protect-
president
pendent's
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The
total
amount
of
life
in-1
A.
McKeown,
surance
and
annuities
in
force
jtive.