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SJJi&
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as
second
Mass
mall
by
the
Post
Offlce
O-partment,
Ottawa,
l
mote
nd
Repair
Despite
the
sad
minority
In
which
they
found
themselves,
the
PC's
are
a
little
bit
Jubilant
about
the
vote
on
their
budget
amendment.
The
feature
Hint
pleases
tlieiu
Is
the
fact
that
the
CCK
lined
up
Willi
the
govern-iiiint
to
vole
Miliilly
upaln.'.t
them.
In
theory
the
CCF,
us
1111
opposition
group,
could
have
been
expected
to
join
the
Conserva-'llves
to
vole
ugalnst
the
government
.Wut
when
Hll
the
chips
Profits
and
Pri
GREER
&
BRIDDf
ices
Free
Asia
Peace
Key
LIMITED
A'
WARNING
that
I5.C.
salmon
prices
will
have
THIS
AMERICAN
leaders
who
we
re
Hressbiir
for
I
DLa...
AAA
to
to
be
ho
cut
cut
still
still
more
more
if
if
thov
they
:nv
are
tn
to
moot
meet
world
world
were
down
It
was
evident
that
!
Uie
Six-lalists
were
considerably
j
more
anti-Conservative
than
direct
military
intervention
in
the
war
in
Indochina
have
beeli
rebuffed
thev
were
anti-government.
That
discovery
really
pleases
the
Tories.
For
ever
since
they
adopted
tlelr
new
and
ine.senl
competition
is
contained
in
the
monthly
publication,
Western
Fisheries.
"Future
salmon
sales
outside
the
country,
especially
to
Hritain,
will
not
primarily
lie
governed
hy
the
amount
of
dollars
available,
but
will
depend
on
two
fronts.
Vice-President
Nixon's
"off
the
!
record"
DIuDoMil
thai.
American
;
policy
of
aspiring
to
he
the
on
B.
C.'s
ability
to
compete
price-wise
with
Russia
i'"""iw
might
imve
to
bo
win
HAN
HAN
CIII-T!NGi,
CIII-T!Na.
a
ul.iuurM
ix-yurM
Korean
Koreim
Inrf
hid,
nl...,fU.
slawls
hr.f,.r
before
and
Japan,"
the
article
points
out.
"Kven
with
a
iiu.i
urru
iiu.siuy
wunnniwn
lis
the
result
of
tlie
emphatic
ehorn
;
business
jiiirly
of
the
milion,
their
chief
political
aim
has
been
to
show
thai
they
renllv
ni-p
different
from
the
otlwr
political
parties.
That
hasn't
been
loo
difficult
in
the
case
of
the
X'F.
since
the
gap
between
Progres
netter
quality
in-fxluct
-and
an
advantage
in
tradi-
;"'
piHimi
from
both
i:.ru.s
mlerophone
in
Seoul
and
tearfully
rends
to
the
crowd
a
letter
written
to
his
uuele;
who
i
being
held
by
the
Communists
in
North
Korea:
Some
600
famiJies
of
South
Korean
nationals,
mostly
women
and
-hildnii,
staged
a
demonstration
In
Seoul
recently,
demanding
that
the
ftepubllc
of
Korea
and
the
United
Nations
take
ste)s
to
have,
kidnapped
relatives
returned
hy
the
Reds.
um,
r.v..
win
nave
u
snave
us
prices
down
to
a
reasonable
competitive
level."
!
John
Faster
Dulles'
diplomatic
'
blitz,
to
line
up
a
ten-power
'nBn;
j
Mccum
j
V
SEALED
fiflClFI
i
CANS
!
Iiiiprouail
UUUUUI
!
EVAPORATED
vvr
j
ri'L'
11
wr.-.n-in
u-itin
10
intervene,
nils
..
..
J
nus
,
pi
olileni
raises
the
ae-old
question
,.
of
1
also
failed.
Sir
wiasion
t;hureh-
how
much
prices
can
be
cut
without
eliminatintr
:
!1,''s
a"'"'-'"ient
m
the
ivitisu
.,.nf.i
-i
,
I
H11U.se
of
Coiiiidoiik
H.t.i
lllf-
piojii,
ana
.11.
w
here
can
savings
bo
inaile.
mm
I
here
are,
miuikus
on
that
d.iiherateiy
m-
of
coui'se,
other
methods
of
reducing
the
wholesale
!
""IN
m"vo:
liricfl
Af
fief,
luwi.lm..
m!n.e
fiul,n,,..
'
1...,
C...
i
I...
.
N,,W
f(mlPS
Uli'
SUggesl-
sive
conservatism
and
Socialism
lis
still
fairly
wide
.Hut
in
the
case
of
the
l,ileral
Party
it
lias
been
harder
to
establish
a
clear-cut
distinction.
The
margin
of
difference
between
the
tmlicics
nf
the
two
old-line
parlies
has
narrowed
notably
in
recent
year:
Conseoucnlly,
when
(he
CC'F
swinus
solidly
U)
the
support
of
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
E5oy
-
.s-""fc
11
n..-.
j.
11
lih-
J
ion,
from
tlie
Auwiciui
General
raw
product,
there
are
many
ways
to
trim
costs.
Wedemeyer,
who
says
that
"A.si-
11
lie
troops
on
Formosa
or
in
the
i-
Liberals?
v
the
mi'
11.
PC's
s
are
are
elated
eiaieo,
.
The
greatest
water-power
sb
far
known
to
man
is
a
woman'
tears.
South
Korea
.should
be
.sent
to
assist
the
French
and
Vietnam
forces
in
Indo-China."
This
last
suggestion
would
be
j
downright
funny
If
It
were
not
When
we
thing
of
this
$600-000
000
alumaium
enterprise
right
next
door,
there
is
ample
reason
to
feel
that
Kltlmat
is
a
promising
community.
But
how
many
In
Prince
Huuert
really
:.n
I
A
...,..
bank
in
New
,,,
Westminster
.
.
.
even
although
the
government
,was
relieved
of
$10,000
shortly
majority
in
the
House
benefit,
S
lJ
n
k
y
for
It
oasts
at
least
the
shadow
ed
yeggs
who
h
escaped
at
80
miles!
of
Socialism
over
the
govern-,an
hour.
Millions
and
1
mirlions
ment
narty.
And
it
advertises
TS
handled,
back
and
,he
PC's
as
the
one
party
in
the
!fh
Pr'nfe
Rupert
but
we
chamber
really
opposed
to
the
1
never
heard
k
of
a
robbery---
government-nnd
therefore
as
1
though
there
was
once
a
ban
the
logical
alternative
to
the
;
where
a
young
man
was
employ-
'government
Rliy
lim,
th(,
votll,s
1
hi
as
a
handy
man
in
the
bank-,
cte
i(lo
that
the
reign
of
l.lberal-!
era
home.
He
picked
up
and
,
km
has
astlM
lonR
,.(,,,
stowTd
away
whatever
caushtj
The
Liberals
are
smart
enou-h
his
fancy-
until
neatly
trapped.
;
;
t0
S(.ns(,
th(
nPW
am
tht
dealing
wun
such
a
tragic
subject,
and
U
it
could
not
lead
to
a
disaster
of
lninieii.se
niagiil-tuile.
aliiinlnuin
plant
was
recently
put
Greater
efficiency
and
a
wider
use
of
time
and
labor-saving
machines,
resulting
ultimately
in
less
waste
and
less
cost,
is
probably
the
most
obvious
answer
to
this.
But
eventually,
after
all
these
have
been
put
into
effect,
there
is
only
one
way
left
for
the
processor
to
lower
his
wholesale
price.
He
must
reduce
his
greatest
cost,
the
cost
of
his
raw
product.
As
past
difficulties
have
shown,
there
is
no
ready
formula
for
this
final
step.
."The
fisherman
is
entitled
to
a
fair
return,"
Western
Fisheries
emphasizes.
"He
should
not
he
asked
to
accept
a
price
which
is
insufficient
to
pay
his
way.
Likewise
it
is
foolish
to
expect
the'
companies
to
continue
operat
WHO
IS
General
Wedemeyer,
or.
I
in
operation
in
Norway.
This
will
have
an
eventual
output
of
50,-000
tons
annually.
jor
inai
mailer,
who
in
the
whole
United
States
government
has
the
moral
or
legal
right
tn
assign
Chiang's
troops
or
Syng-man
Rhee's
troops
to
try
lo
bolster
up
the
weakening
cause
of
the
Imperial
power
in
that
harassed
Asian
country?
It
always
pays
lo
try
to
take
il'Us
are
trying
to
piny.
As
a
Ontario
now
has
one
motor
,
result,-
they
are
not
too
happy
car
for
every
3.2
people.
Unhap-
about
any
Rupport
from
the
CCF
plly
some
of
the
cars
take
this
benches.
They
have
a
sufficient
A
bird
In
the
hand
can
be.
said
to
be
anything
except
good
mannered,
yet
It
does
not
lack
entertainment.
Especially
the
jolly
old
drumstick.
1
fractional
business
too
seriously.
majority
without
it,
and
they
an
Asian
viewpoint
on
all
these
INVESTORS
MUTUAL
i.iianiuiii
news.
,
nave
no
desire
whatever
to
lie
tarred
with
the
Socialist
brush
The
fellow
vno
looks
cverv-i
In
brirf'
,nft
''"""als
don't'
body
straight
in
the
eye
gives
iwant
to
'""n"'""0
th"
champion-folks
small
chance
to
talk
be-
shlpof
tnc
nation's
business
in-hind
hl.
hark
terests
to
the
Oeoree
Drew
ing
at
such
a
close
margin
that
even
Diamond
Jim
j
uuwtioas.
Both
Chiang
Kai-wouldn't
see
his
way
clear
to
gamble
on
it."
!
2
Z
If
there
is
any
formula,
it
lies
in
the
wish
of
j
f
lf-sustaimng'
leaders
with
There
Ls
nothing
particularly
slow
about
a
government
which
can
take
money
from
tax
payers,
and
then
make
It
resemble
a
gift
when
the
time
comes
to
hand
it,
barn
remarr
the
Stratford
Bea-'
eon-Iieraia.
.
The
last
hydrogen
bomb
explosion
in
the
Pacific
has
bwn
felt
in
eh
a
ncel
lories
around
the
world.
But
do
not
run
awav
-wim
c-rable
number
of
their
fellow
countrymen,
but
as
creatures
of
'
,
'
j
forces.
They
contnnd
that
I.ib-
,
..
ierallsm's
middle-of-the-road
;
T..riuu
o,;n
n
1.
4u
!l,n,o,
nwTd
rf.U?
hli
Crests
of
the
large
section
of
lZZ
e
,
rtehSTJ
hlW
.
loteI"!"oneral
Canadian
business.
And
'i"
CisposiUon
of
the
PC's
Learn
about
this
easier,
simpler
way
to
share
in
Canada'
expanding
industries
Ask
your
liivrsmrs
Kyniliiiitr
representative
for
full
nVlaiN.
eacn
party.
10
avom
trying
to
prove
that
one
is
bigger
than,
the
other.
Too
many
labor-management
discussions
have
collapsed
over
small
points
because
the
spirit
of
the
meeting
is
one
of
competition
instead
of
negotiation.
There
is
every
reason
to
hope
that
the
obvious
folly
of
this
wiil
prevent
it
happening
to
the
fishing
industry.
the
western
powers.
Stripped
of
western
support,
neither
Chiang
nor
Rhee
could
last
more
than
a
lew
weeks.
To
put
American'
pressure
jon
them
to
order
Chinese
troops
or
South
Korean
troops
to
offer
lip
their
lives
in
a
foreign
war
1
U'
't
the
notion
that
the
situation
4s
:iH
needed
elsewhere.
Every
where
throughout
the
world,
in
humble
and
mixious
fear
of
the
future
cannot
be
dismissed,
if.t
r.ii
ii
.
Z
H
...
M
revive
the
taritr
lssos
of
rs
and
has
had
a
lengthy
and
j
'
.
,
,
.
'
,
.
,
busy
history
But
J,IKt
hefause
the
Liberals
!
.'.
i
hope
to
hold
the
confidence
of
1
'
.
.
,,.
'Canadian
business
interests,
they
T.M.
(Tom)
there.
.
,
would
be
not
only
self-defeating,
but
it
would
swing
the
whole
Zin7...M
v..'"
iUont
wn"1
10
R''t
tuKKd
with
ut.
Mini,
u
til
It'I
WI1IJ
lit
'a
-.1,1.
n
.
w
:
isoeiausi
inoei.
uiey
would
Indeed
'7
1
"""e
m
a.oc
just
as
well
pleased
CHRISTIE
Office
315
3rd
Ave.
W.
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Phone
384
unny
Sepiember
afternoon
in
better
pleased
If
the
CCF
would
behave
as
a
real
honest-to
goodness
o)).sl(iort
party.
Heal
'em
to
the
punch
hy
storing
your
furs
in
ur
cold-storaire
vaults
NOW!
A
COMPLETE
M
R
SERVICE:
.
tJffi
Motto
vtaf-
A
cold,
a
snowy
and
a
late
spring
is
hot
exactly
a
novelty
i
1
Skeena.
.Umpteen
years
a?o
that
railway
tunnel
up
river
tried
to
be
too
darned
independent,
or
rather
the
weather
did.
-Tin:
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
stopped
running
and
passengers
used
the
river
where
it
coursed
through
the
tunnel.
There
was
a
Jack
of
comforts
and
convenlenee.s,
but
not
many.
SSB
n
-
H?
1910
It
was
his
first
and
only'
visit
to
Prince
Rup
rt.
.
"I
look
out
to
the
Pacific"
said
the
Prime
Minister
to
the
multitude
gathered
l
fore
himself
and
parly
"and
can
realize
tin-approach
of
passengers
and
produce
coming
lo
the
new
seaport
of
the
north.
balance
of
free
Asian
opinion,
especially
in
India,
Burma
and
Indonesia,
emphatically
against
the
West.
THERE
IS
only
one
way
to
save
Indo-China
from
Communist
conquest.
That
is
the
same
way
which
must
he
used
In
all
the
other
countries
of.
Asia,
the
Middle
East,
and
Africa,
which
have
not
yet
won
their
full
self-government.
That
Is,
to
build
up
e
mitive,
democratic
movement;
based
on
a
program
or
guaranteed
home
rule,
and
complete
freedom
from
imperialist
overlordslilp.
It
may
-
r
.
-
i
If
I,-
k
Cleaning
ir
Glaring
ir
Re-styling
fr
Repairing
Clthie.ie
t)iltt.
CHOP
SUEY
.
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6
p.m.
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a.m.
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Latest
photos
of
thp
Chinese
Communist
leader
Mao
T.n-Tung
who
h.as
been
lil
j-cveai
Ids
lace
"round
and
JoUy."
"Cho'iby
but
not
chummy."-
Ex.
-
Priient-day
cars
can
travel
twice
as
fast
"s
the
older
ones.
And
we
dare
say
hmlor
casualties
have
increused
iiiiK.illi.naleiy
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News.
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Q1
for
free
pick-up
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book
iAGASSIZ
PLANS
TO
PASS
.
FLOOD
EMERGENCY
LAW
.
.
.
AOASSIZ,
B.C.
1
.A
flood
emergency
bylaw
i&to
be
rushed
through
municipal
council
here
to
deal
with
the
threat
of
the
Fraser
River
going
on
the
rampage.
-
Other
Fraser
Valley
communities
are
taking
similar
action.
.
Ratepayers
at
Matsqul
meet
Thursday
to
set
up
an
emergency
committee
and
appoint
dike
patrols.
,
,
The
action
will
coincide
with
plans
by
the
provincial
diking
commission
centres.
and
civil
defence
.
groups
...
ln
nine
Fraser
Valley
(
At
Agassiz,
authorities
say'
the
likes
arc
"really,
solid"
except
for
a
3'i-mile
stretch
on
both
sides
of
the
Rosedale
ferry
landing.
'
',
v
"1
n"
Good
quality
mattresses
with
resilient
steel
coil
springs.
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with
wilt
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not
be
possible
ln
all
cases
to
grant
immediate,
Instantaneous
Independence.
Many
,
of
the,
eouMtrle!4piiptasluclc&s
went
India,
Pakistan,.
Ceylon,
Burma
and
Indonesia.
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of
the
countries
literally
have
no
democratic
base
from
which
to
ojx-r-fcte.
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moves
can
be
taken
which
will
convince
even
the
most
Impoverished
and
Illiterate
peasants
of
the
Asian
lands
that
the
western
powers
are
ln
earnest
in
promising
the
transfer
of
political
control,
and
actual
sovereignty,
to
the
natives
thorn-
selves.
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has
not
been
done
as!
yet,
even
in
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is
only
a
few
months
since
the
King
of
Cambodia,
which
is
one
of
the
constituent
stales
of
that
land,
was
telling,
the
whole
wide
world
that
his
country
might
not
resist
a
Communist
invasion
because
of
French
reluctance
to
"come
clean"
on
the
granting
of
self-government.
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Asians
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Asians"
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