i
fa
Teachers
Should
be
Able
to
Take
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
,
'j
lit-
ot
a
f'tU
'nii
,
As
I
See
It
.,;,
:'
(,
a
Monday,
August
3,
1953
n
Local
Government,
Says
Educat
in
Independent
ally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
ot
Canadian
Press
-j-
Audit
Bureau
of
circulation
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
J.
F;
MAOOR,
President
H.
O.
PERKY,
Vice-President
In
one
orovii.
...
.
OXFORD,
England
L.
J.
mean
citizens
who
fire
not
com-
hool
t
jacher
from
Soul
n
plete
citizens
My
point
was
that
j
tertcher
ran
become
Prini
.
S(
1
S
i
Burnaby.
B.C.,
told
delegates
to
i
in
some
province's
teachers
are
of
the
local
i
an
intemutioiml
teautiers'
con-
ference
here
that
certain
reli-!
glous,
economic
and
political
j
cross
pressures
are
makiin
Can-
less
than
full
citizens.
controls
the
fliuuict'
"In
some
cases
teachers
are
tlon
.Teachers,
he'
8
,
denied
the
right,
to
participate
In
among
the
best
local
government
and
we
feel
j
most
capab
memaJ
that
they
should
have
the
right
,
community.
Aw,t
(j
to
participate
w
h
e
t
h
e
r
they
thing
else
the
comma
want
to
or
not."
.
'
,
ItiR
by
not
u.slng
tiLL
'
:-l
HPTOklng
of
htj
w;
rvi
economic
pressure
o.
b1)ii
teachors
"nypnaiiar.-a
cui-.ciid."
I'tior,
who
Is
vice-president
of
Ciiiiailhiri
Teachers'
F'edera-tion,
was
addressing
the
conference
ut
the
Interniitional
Ked
'ra-ti'J!)
of
Secondary
Teachers.
He
is
here
as
a
delegate
to
the
world
confederation
of
organlKutions
of
the
teaching
profession.
Later
in
an
Interview
he
explained
his
remarks:
j
"I
refer
Ui
the
0,
'
(tuute
Income
that
'
;
teacher
a
stutiw
maj,'
ny
wnicn
i
w,i,,umi.
""
ore
njii
j,
1
Pr,"r'
WkiiiK
of
(,
Iron
that
soma
t,
,
vltx-es
treat
teachers
t
xi'
Nei
VHht
rw.
k,
'
"
word.
Italy
Warns
Canada
Till'
government
of
Italy
has
fallen,
and
its
fall
carries
a
grave
warning
for
us
in
Canada.
For
the
cause
of
the
fall
of
the
middle-of-the-road
government
of
Italy
is
the
Instability
of
parlii
-;i
Jtie
to
too
many
parties.
Since
th?
er.i
oi
uie
Hitler
war
Italy
taas
stood
comparnt-ively
stable,
compared
witli
f
ranee,
where
government
topple
lifce
pine
at
a
bowling
alitv.
Lut
now
Italy,
like
"Yance,
s
in
danger
of
hitting
the
skk'v
Tlw
reason
is
the
same:
'tuo
many
parties.
"By
hyphenated
citizens
Subscription
Rates:
y
carrier
Per
week.
25c:
per
month.
11.00;
per
year,
H0.00.
tug
f
mall
Per
month,
75c;
per
year,
$8
00.
sanaS-jthortzed
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa.
A
Disgraceful
Exhibition
ATI!
R
DAY
night
saw
the
shame
of
Prince
)
Rupert.
Of
all
the
drunken,
foul-mouthed,
wit-ess
brawls
that
have
ever
been
staged,
the
one
that
lisgi'aced
this
city
surely
has
no
equal.
Possibly
the
most
typical
example
of
it
was
the
'emale
drunk
who
reeled
up
to
the
door
of
the
city
all
and
demanded
entry
while
supporters
yelled
ncouragement
and
dirty
oaths
from
the
safety
of
.he
crowd.
What
a
Joan
of
Arc
she
made!
What
a
gallant,
inspired
band
she
had
behind
her!
This
was
not
the
indignant
voice
of
the
people
jeing
raised
in
protest
over
their
wrongs,
whether
eal
or
imagined.
It
was
a
tawdry
carnival
joined
n
by
thrill-seekers
anxious
to
get
the
full
value
out
if
the
beer
they
had
just
drunk.
What
the
thrill-seekers
may
or
may
not
have
ealized
is
that
they
were
playing
into
the
hands
of
l
few
radicals
who
would
like
nothing
better
than
o
see
the
law
overthrown.
Perhaps
to
some
of
the
)ird-brained
characters
who
were
egging
things
on
ithoui-ti
a
unehe,
J
iff
h
,
f
1
,
Drivers
Under
40
Cause
of
Most
hlclered
M
wjin,r,e
to
nii?nittl
work
ami
not
aw
u
true
iirofcMionai.
"In
far
too
many
pr,,
are
not
accorded
tr
,
and
opinirtmuty
ot
insulted
on
the
ni'hii
ii!
;
Highway
Trouble
VICTORIA
rp
nritUh
Colum
-By
Jack
Knight
In
the
Windsor
THE
CHOICE
OF
A
Fill
MEM'
Star.
I
i
I
CAME
home
from
my
world
travels
determined
at
all
coats
to
do
my
bit
to
keep
our
clean
young
counu
v
from
toIhr
t!i
;
way
of
decadent
denncraey
Europe.
There
are
of
course
many
causes
for
the
slithering
down
of
the'
democratic
system,
in
bin's
new
plan
for
dealing
with
mot'nrlsts
with
bad
driving
records
now
is
being
put
Into
te'ti'iai
operation.
Wholo
Idea
of
the
plan
Is
to
nmke
pood
drivers
out
of
bad,
before
they
cause
serious
damage,
persnnaHntury
or
death.
Officials
of
the
motor
vehicle
branch
in
charge
of
tills
work
refer
to
their
plan
as
an
educational
program,
and
stress
that
Urn
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
tlon
-
in
wlilcli
we
.,.-(
ly
concerned.
"Teachers
are
tin
what
to
tlo.liisteiul
i,l
suited
.
"My
criticism
U
n!
education
generally
tn
go'S
on
in
some
pr..
some
matters."
Asked
which
pirni."
rcjilied,
"I
could
na
but
it
wmilil
be
belter;
so
as
this
In
a
riomrsti-
MAXIM
KCIIAI'IKO
Schapiro
Guest
With
New
York
Philharmonic
those
parts
of
Europe
where
it
.vith
their
backhouse-flavored
taunts,
that
was
of
!s
.bogd
down
and
can't
woik
no
importance.
Cheap
excitement
is
not
easily
had
But
there
is
one
feature
com
Most
people
like
hard
work.
Particularly
when
they
are
paying
for
it
Evening
Post.
'
HIS
FATIII
P
Senator
Robert
Taft,
who
died
Prince
Rupert
has
become
a
real
threat
to
Seattle
commerce,
says
James
M.
Hawthorne
in
a
letter
to
The
Times.
Prince
Ru-per
will
obtain
our
entire
Alaska
trade
within
five
years
by
establishing
a
free
port.
It
Is
in
the
cards.
every
case
is
to
be
considered
in-
j
dividunily.
Word
was
received
here
today
!
For.
the
time
bcln.
at
least,
by
thoe
in
charge
of
the
Alaska
in
Washington
last
week
week,
was
I
they
are
shying
away
from
the'
Music
Trail
concert
series
that
point
.system
now
in
effect
in
pianist
Maxim
Schaplro,
well
the
father
of
Howard
Taft,
the
late
William
a
former
presi-
j
Manitoba,
which
sets
out
so
kr.iv.n
to
local
audiences,
was
coMio
hndnaomnn
'
uVnt.
of
the
United
states
Hf
nuiiv
foiack
marks
for
pverv
In-
reuiiitly
guest
artist
with
the
nnnh
this
idea
nf
inM.w
mi
Ai-
was
in
Prince
Rupert
years
ago.
I
fraction
of
highly
rules
and
New
York
Philharmonic
Orches
tra.
aska
trade,
but
they
themselves
guest
of
the
Canadian
Club,
,
brings
alxuit
Automatic
suspen-will
use
Prince
Itupert
In
order
with
Judge
K.
McH.
Young
pre-
j
sjQn
wnon
a
rf.rtan
total
has
On
August
25
hfl
will
lie
guest
artist
at
the
final
concert
of
the
nion
to
every
country'
in
Europe
which,
since
the
end
of
the
First
World
War,
has
ended
In
quicksands.
The
sure
sigii
oi
coming
danger
is
when
you
y.ct
a
Multiplicity
of
parties
springing
up
all
over
the
place,
so
that
the
average
voter
does
not
know
whether
he
is
going
or
coming
when
he
is
forced
to
vote
in
the
confusion.
It
Is
besides
the
point
that
some
of
the
new
parties
have
good
points
in
their
programs.
The
point
Is,
two
Is
enough.
THE
British
Commonwealth,
the
United
States,
and
th
Scandinavian
countries
have
to
compete
with
businesses
that
sioing.
n
pi
easing
speaner
i
iJL
if""
do
use
it.
The
economics
of
the
blessed
witn
a
sense
of
humoi
I
r
l
"
"
'"i'".v
-situation
"It
Is
not
Intention
of
nil-
series
under
Arthur
will
compel
them
f'd
possessing
a
wide
knowl-
our
mer
Fiedler,
Goods
will
be
shipped
from
the
edge
of
timely
affairs,
the
time
I
ncople
olf
the
road."
Oeorge
and
In
September
he
.will
em-central
states
to
Alaska
via
while
he
was
jn
his
feet
passed
;
Lindsay,
superintendent
of
mo-
haik
on
a
South
American
tour,
ti;
d
v-.i
..
.
.ii
t,,
Ti,u
fin,Uf..i
,.f
i
lor
vehicles,
made
clear.
"What
followed
bv
his
third
tour
In
rr
"
i
i
i
from
Seattle.
!
Senator
Taft
is
taking
place
in,
we
want
to
do
is
make
peome
:
turope.
i
J;,y
"M
llOIUP
l)f
"
Li
it
jf
uir
iii
liic
iuuu.
n
imiijiiu
j-
i
ainiuii
jf
riri
wt
(-
Cincinnati,
Ohio,
woman
the
Taft
family.
I
SusiK-nsion
of
a
person's
drlv-
,r,e
artists
who
appear
In
the
W
An
attractive
young
ilntr
lieenee
In
certain
cases
is
Alaska
MUSIC
trail
concerts
Super-Deluxe
Model
I
1
made
their
democracy
work
once
asked
a
leading
dermatoi
ogist
what
to
do
for
her
prematurely
graying
hair.
"Admire
it,"
he
advised.
better
than
it
has
worked
in
the
Latin
lands
because
the
0k
!
acknowledged,
however,
as
being
n
ni
-cheouM
to
start
their
A
manufacturer
gives
em-:
the
most
effective
way
of
bring-
new
season
on
Beptember
9
with
nlovees
a
year's
vacation
wPh
U)g
them
into
llnp
In
olil(,r
Ul.
'a
performance
by
Luclne
Amara,
pay
after
they've
worked
10
,.
stanceS-
though,
a
serious
talk
is
dramatic
soprano.
Tickets
for
years.
A
further
step
toward
all
,nat
ls
nf
jrted
to
make
a
th3
series
are
now
available
at
Utopia
where
you
draw
your
j
rareless
drlver
reaiize
the
need
the
Civic
Centre,
pay
and
don't
work
at
all.
I
-
"
-
-
for
exoreistnR
grPatPr
care.
1
.
TOxihr
Hat
genuine
Dceplreez
Freexer
Compartment,
ond
"Tht
Door
dof
these
days
and
they
were
determined
to
get
theirs,
no
matter
haw
vicious
the
method.
To
them
it
would
not
matter
either
that
Prince
Rupert
was
being
given
a
black
name
in
the
eyes
of
the
rest
of
the
country
so
that
it
may
be
shunned
as
a
riotous
community
at
war
with
its
police.
Many
of
them
do
not
live
here
anyway,
so
they
could
not
care
less
what
destruction
is
wrought.
They
are
the
contemptible
type
who
make
trouble
on
someone
else's
property,
then
beat
it
back
to
the
peace
of
their
own.
As
most
of
the
town
knows,
Saturday
night's
demonstration
had
its
origin
among
some
who
believed
rightly
or
wrongly
that
the
police
here
had
been
too
rough
on
one
or
two
recent
occasions,
aided
and
abetted
by
others
who
do
not
like
police
on
principle.
If
there
was
any
justice
in
their
complaint,
it
is
a
cinch
there
is
none
now.
There
were
hundreds
who
were
just
begging
for
a
whack
on
the
head,
and
the
police
would
have
been
well
within
their
rights
if
they
had
hauled
them
all
in.
They
were
a
menace
to
the
safety
of
the
city.
Had
a
fire
broken
out
in
the
district
at
that
time,
the
result
could
have
been
a
catastrophe.
People
who
take
the
law
into
their
own
hands
usually
find
they
have
no
law
at
all.
Regardless
of
what
the
agitators
think
about
it,
this
is
not
what
the
rest
of
the
city
wants.
We
want
the
protection
of
the
police
so
that
our
homes,
families
and
selves
are
as
free
from
danger
as
the
law
can
make
them.
The
bleary-eyed,
unwashed
agitator
can
offer
no
substitute
for
that.
In
fact,
he
is
one
kind
of
danger
we
wish
to
avoid.
The
sooner
he
shuts
up
or
is
locked
up
so
much
the
better.
Since
May
1.
when
the
new
niWirinnii
l
n.1r.
nrnurnm
uq
InlnuliireH
tvr.
Animals
Used
To
Test
Shock
From
Bombs
that
Store)
More".
defrosting.
LifetiiMO
ihelves.
Twin
crisp
IATEST
REPORT
Atk
yur
lnvthnnt
Dlr
,
-
for
th
latot
Rprt
mn4
Prtpctvl
f
.
former
have
realized,
almost
by
instinct
that
democracy
is
much
like
a
two-way
road.
In
a
sound
democracy,
like
Britain
or.
the
U.S.A.,
the
people;
sense
the
truth.1
that
you
just
can't
have
a
whole
crop
of
parties,
without
snarling
up'
the
works.
In
Britain
it
Is
Conservative-end
Labour.
In
the
United
States
it
is
Republican
and
Democrat.
In
Australia
and
"New
?orth
Vnfouwr
had
'ft;Uls-'on.s
have
had
their
licences
'irons
uieosote
fire
recently,
:
xuspenrled.
The
suspensions
may
;
end
since
then
tlfe
general
sub-
be
as
short
as
30
clays
or
up
to
Jc-ct
of
waterfront
conflagra-
one
year.
Nineteen
persons
have
"''
in
,..!J:
."'''''!',
r
M,l.l,
.
8k-'.
,
'I
t-'
'.,.
-
'j
'"';!.'
w
i
,?V
'
Full
Price
$(JJ
.
,
tiuns
bas
been
a
favorite
one
been
summoned
to
conferences
r,r,-
LONDON
.leutsrs)
Shock
skmg
the
coast.
It
can
hardly
to
discuss
their
bad
records
and
and
blast
tests
made
on
monkevs
be'b;lld
Prince
has
been
Rupert
352
have
been
sent
warning
and
guinea
pigs
In
the
early
r.egl,
cted.
Today,
from
Seal
letters
ctno-oc
nf
tVo
fijnnn-H
1
f
r
t-1
UJn
n
.
....
Zealand
the
political
picture
nr:.
cov.'
10
fairview.
minions
on
i
U
appears
significant
that
only
RUPERT
M!
AND
ELECI
w.v.
a
jvmnons
can
oe
seen
represt-nt-
iVi,
'
,,,,
,,.r
i,,,,!,,,.!
,,.,,
bombs
and
come
up
fighting,
cd
in
w"
wnat
nas
bePn
u
'
constructed
IL
,Tn
sent
.
8
the
352
.
"i
persons
warning
acrordipff
to
an
offidnl
meriieni
medical
his-orv
within
that
area.
It's
not
that
;
nlld
thTlt
there
were
no
nZy
'
J
fw
or
no
fires
have
broken
out.,
women
arnon(?
thp
58
m
The
gavernment-p
t
u
b
U1,
H
h
e
d
;1
mfs
happened,
all
right,
but;wnoM
,u.en,.M
were
suspended.
i
equally
clear.
But
in
Canad
i,
for
'years
past,
we
have
ben
unihle
to
make
up
our
national
minds.
We
have
one
L'trw;
and
stable
party,
whfc'h
operates
from
coast
to
coast.
But
we
have
r.j
alternative
strong
and
stable
party
which
alfid-is
firmly
based
from
coast
to
coast,
and
which
consistently
returns
MPs
Irom
ever"
province.
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uun
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uhjiu-
wrn'
always
cneiKeu
in
uue;.
gists
assisted
in
designing
the
,
The
importance
of
Prince
Ru-sllt
trenches
and
air
raid
shelters
pert
today
demands
fire
fight-
Drivers
under
40
are
the
ones
causing
the
most
trouble
on
the
highways.
They
accounted
for
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kept
casualty
rates
low.
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facilities
from
both
the
It
92.2
pcf
cent
of
those
receiving
The
experiments
were
carried
townsite
and
harbor
sides.
warnings.
on
when
scientists
had
little
can
be
called
little
enough.
i
Youngsters
from
16
to
21
were
knowledge
of
blast
and
"ground
i
responsible
for
32.0
per
cent
of
shock"
on
humans,
and
the
ef-
Too
many
people,
observes
the
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Canadian
election
cf
August
10
will
result
la
th
selection
of
either
one
ot
two
sheltsrs
was
relatively
untested.
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bars
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used
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well.
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bombing
in
re-,
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aged
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Tieq
as
the
,jiext
prime
minister
of
Canada
Louis
St.
Laurent
CCllt
wevarta
anfl
t'acinc
tests.
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,
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everv
time
n
rto
harks,
your
road
will
never
emd.
of
the
total
and
persons
51
to
110,
2.5
per
cent.
There
were
no
drivers
over
60
on
the
warning
Inquire
about
our
Instalment
Payment
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OR
CAM
proverb.
.
The
'book,
titled
Medical
Research,
Is
the
latest
In
the
government
series
on
medical
history
in
the
Second
World
War.
list.
By
Norman
M.
MacLeoa
Signing
peace
terms
ls
not
At
the
start
of
the
war,
the
'always
a
simple
process.
Swarms
j
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
Li
or
Oeorge
Drew.
As
I
am
running
as
the
Liberal
candidate
myself
in
Vancouver
South
I
cannot
pretond
to
a
depersonalized
oplnlm.
But
I
can
truthfully
say
I
would
look
forward
with
reasonable
confidence
to
the
future
of
Canada
if
the
voters
cf
this
country
returned
either
one
book
says,
fears
of
the
effects
of
of
Chinese
laborers
have
been
Canadian
fur
imports
during
Western
Ontario,
Mr.
St.
Laurent
was
quick
to
recognize
the
chance
which
the
Drew
demand
gave
him.
He
speedily
and
generously
"deprecated
and
repudi
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bombing
on
a
civilian
population
j
working
day
and
night
in
Korea
Ihe
,H(51-52
season
Included
,
led
to
official
casualty
estimates
i
to
provide
a
suitable
building
,
33,821
China
and
Japanese
mink
for
the
ceremony.
Once
In
South
pelts
worth
$100,000.
IVIR
II"1
Africa
long
ago,
Kitchener
sign-
-
M
N
I
S
H
ROOMS
TcuteX,
THAN
"WITH
ST.
LAURENT
CAMPAIGN
TRAIN.'
The
same
forces
in
the
Ontario
Liberal
organization
who
early
this
week
were
critical
of
Mr.
St.
Laurent
for
his
Quebec
references
to
the
possibility
at
some
future
time
of
a
Canadian
ambassador
to
the
Vatican
today
are
applauding
the
prime
minister's
shrewdness
in
repairing
his
mistake.
running
as
hieh
as
.100,000
a
week.
It
was
necessary
to
test
the
actual
effects
of
these
forces
be-
ated
any
campaign
based
on
religion
of
which
the
PC
leader
ed
a
similar
treaty
with
Boer
i
1
of
those
men
as
prime
minis
abb
am
leaders.
They
just
stepped
into
being
made
the
victim
in
was
ter
at
the
hcad
of
a
slngle
party
!kL3t
W
M.r
im
V
K
Itl
WH
Y
II
Quebec.
And
In
the
same
breath
having
a
stable
working
major
fore
the
government
could
de-
a"
army
wnt
wm're
u"
w',s
vl.w
anv
"scientific
foundation
1
evsmall,
table
and
a
chair.
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idm
iii
vrfftii
swim
ity.
the
!
that
was
mat.
The
vrv
ror.1
n
nH
ImWrt
ter.
!
IOr
a
C1V"
oence
policy,-
THINK
I'P
SOMETHING
Now
that
the
armistice
has
rlble
danger
I
see
tor
Canada
j
book
says'
ls
that
this
country
should
be
-
A
'research
team
was
put
to
i'in
to
go
the
way
of
France,
I
work
on
'he
problem
in
a
tfm-Italy
and
the
other
countries
porary,
"hut
laboratory"
at
Ox-
he
suggested
consistently
and
reasonably
Mr.
Drew
should
similarly
deprecate
and
repudiate
any
campaign
based
on
religion
of
which
he
(St.
Laurent)
was
being
made
the
victim
in
predominantly
Protestant
areas.
On
the
face
of
things
the
deal
looked
like-
a
50-50
proposition.
been
signed,
back-from-the-war
i
soldiers
are
apt
to
be
invited
I
fird
University.
The
Ontario
Liberals
are
fair
enough
to
concede
that,
tf
the
prime
minister's
original
reference
was
a
mistake,
it
was
an
honest
one.
Certainly
Mr.
St.
Laurent
didn't
intend
to
encourage
any
expectations
of
an
Wm
which
have
got
themselves
all
snarled
up;
and
that
we
should
get
a
hodge-podge
.
result
in
wliich
nobody
could
govern.
to
answer
a
lot
of
questions.
Should
they
be
wondering
what
to
say,
they
could
mention
it
was
a
lot
easier
to
study
history
Fears
concerning
ground
shock
were
based
on
possible
Injury
to
foot
bones
and
the
base
of
the
skull
if
standing
persons
were
il
am
SpiL-TONtK
than
to
make
it.
thrown
Into
the
air
suddenly
bv
But
experienced
political
observers
who
have
been
travelling
with
the
PM's
train
are
of
the
opinfort-
that
the
Quebec
campaign
couldn't
have
Injured
SIGHTLESS
ATHLETES
U
near
explosion.
They
also
saw
AUCKLAND.
N.Z.
(CP)
Resl-
possible
iniurv
to
the
head
if
riOWS
ON
IN
MINUTES-;;
STAYS
BRIGHT
FOR
appointment
of
an
emissary
to
the
Vatican.
But
his
remarks
were
sufficiently
general
to
be
ambiguous.
And
the
still-considerable
number
of
strongly
Orange
ridings
in
Ontario
didn't
like
them.
With
Ontario
likely
to
be
the
decisive
factor
In
the
election's
result,
Mr.
St.
Laur-
i
f
I
dents
of
Ahe
New
Zealand
Insti-
persons
resting
in
'an
"unde-r-tute
for
the
Blind
tire
becoming
I
ground
shelter
were
suddenly
the
country's
keenest
all-round
i
jarred
forward,
athletes.
They
use
a
ball
con-1
But
monkeys,
subjected
to
laining
a
bell
for
cricket
and
shocks
equal
to
that
produced
by
hockey,
and
have
a
code
of
hand
j
a
500-pound
bomb
exploding
In
claps
and
whistles
for
guidance
,
the
earth
only
25
feet
away,
sur-n
lawn
bowling.
!
vived
without
injury.
Now
veu
can
SEAL
ir.h
'
unlldinq
colort'j
Mr.
Drew
too
seriously,
since
his
prospects
in
that
provinc
aren't
too
bright
at
best.
But
the
Ontario
campaign
was
in
a
fair
way
to
do
serious
injury
to
the
prime
minister
in
a
province
which
ls
vital
to
his
cause",
and
where
he
chances
of
hold-
incr
milph
nf
his
Et.rni7th
In
thA
t
was
blamed
by
the-
Drov-
Ijt'e's
Liberal
organization
for
Seating
a
situation
that
could
be
serious.
your
walls
and
woodwork
for
ytarjl
SUI
iWALL-TONE
Row
on
velvel-imooth
.
.
In
minutes
to
tht
COLORSEAL
lax
bn
finiih
.1
washable
china
plattl
Chooit
fio"
wid
range
of
modern
colon.
Just
how
serious
It
might
ia3t
House
now
appear
fairly
have
been
probably
never
will
be
known.
For
at
the
psycho
MAJOR
GEU.
PEAQCIGS
.
V.C.,
D.S.O.,
M.P.
LAiL
bright
again.
The
Ontario
Liberals
are
jubilant
over
the
PM's
strategy.
They
figure
that
his
deal
with
the
PC
leader
for
the
elimination
of
religious
prejudice
from
the
two
provinces
was
a
50-50
one
on
the
well-known
50-50
pattern
of
"one
horse,
one
rabbit."
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AND
LONG
DISTANCE
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logical
moment
PC
leader
Oeorge
Drew
played
Into
the
worried
Liberal
chieftain's
hands.
He
demanded
that
Mr.
Et.
Laurent
repudiate
a
"whispering
campaign"
allegedly
being
waged
against
him
on
the
Quebec
battlefront
on
the
grounds
of
his
Protestant
faith.
Making:
his
final
campaign
PAINTS
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stately
cathedral
of
Lund
In
Sweden
was
originally
dedicated
in-
the'
12th
century.
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by
the
Progressive
Conservative
Pirty
of
Canada
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