Piince
Rupert
Daily
News
OTTAWA
DIARY
Monday,
October
26,
1963
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week,
aic;
per
month,
ilno
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tMr
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ty
mail
Per
month.
7.',.-:
oer
,
,-.,.
aavanee
pians
lor
tne
coming
1
Parliamentary
session
Is
thpi!,
intention
to
streamline
the
,V
House
of
Commons
rules
of
pro-1
cedure.
b
w
?
j
L.
-
-
'
THn
aim
rt
lha
t-tr,,,,....
I
l
L
If
:
i
A.
-
'if
rr-r
.
,
'
''
.
These
Doukliobors
EVER
SINCE
the
Doukliobors
came
to
Canada
....
..
w
v....
rt
upuav
u
i
changes
will
be
to
shorten
the
time
which
the
MP's
spend
in
repetitious
debate.
The
agru-ment
is
that
entirely
too
rmirn
talk
is
required
to
deal
with
tije
program
which
Parliament
faces
.
4
.
-
'?--i"
(.
.
.i--f
there
has
been
episode
each
year.
i
ifter
episode
in
which
The
system
in
the
British
Par-
liament.
cresumablv
m-ill
h
drawn
upon
heavily
for
guidance
!
some
members
of
that
community
came
in
con
I
He
Westminster
plan
of
aliow-ine
onlv
a
limited
time
for
the
1
LT
-COL.
Hl'GlES
LAmiNTK,
Canadian
minister
of
veterans
affairs,
places
a
wreath
at
the
Canadian
memorial
at
Groesbeek
cemetery,
near
Nijmegen.
Holland.
Mr.
Lapointe
recently
visited
Canadian
military
cemeteries
in
Holland
at
Holten.
Groesbeek
and
Bergen
op
Zoom.
At
left
is
Col.
T.
A.
Johnson,
military
attache
at
the
Canadian
embassy
at
The
Hague.
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
routine
Speech
from
the
Throne
and
Budget
debates
will
be
flict
with
the
laws
of
this
wintry.
But
not
till
1950
did
any
government
of
Canada
either
fed
A.
.
JAf
KSIIV
mu
nrik.
,
.-
.
11tuor17ed
as
seeond
class
mail
by
the
post
Office
Dep.mr.ient.
om
John
Bull
With
Laurels
TATKSMAN
and
man
of
letters,
nobleman
and
J
commoner,
prophet
and
bon
vivant,
Sir
Winston
Churchill
is
today
perhaps
the
only
true
Kli.a-ix-than.
Clad
in
the
royal'
purple
of
his
prose,
he
yet
ivalkh
the
earth
in
full-blooded
enjoyment
and
lion-heaHed
fellowship
with
the
people
from
whom
he
nice
('cinaiidrd
blood,
sweat
and
tears.
And
now
the
rubicund
and
cherubic
face
is
crowned
with
a
laurel
wreath.
It
becomes
him
well.
Some
may
w
ish
that
instead
of
the
Nobel
Prize
for
Literature
he
had
received
the
Nobel
Peace
Prize
in
recognition
of
his
heroic
attempts
this
year
to
turn
the
course
of
the
cold
war.
that
struggle
jf
"iants
which
he
himself
was
first
to
forecast
at
Fultnn,
Missouri,
in
1946.
P.
it
history
will
have
to
pass
judgment
on
his
hopes
of
moving-
toward
peace
through
top-level
conferences,
while
his
achievement
in
letters
is
al
In
Westminster
some
t
J
men
ax
-Group
of
even"
he
w
Z'ZZZA
display
at
the
Toronto
Art
n.n
'
1
10Co,h;'
Doesn't
Expect
Economic
Recession
rtist's
development
throuoh
m
nh'tefcn
eral
or
provincial
iever
make
t.
:eally
scjemific
study
rf
the
jauses
erf
and
possible
remedie
.or
the
recurrent,
disturbances.
In
the
sprina
of
1950
the
then
j
little
as
a
day
is
set
apart
for
these
discussions,
after
which
the
House
must
vote.
In
the
Commons
here
it
Is
likely
that
j
three
or
four
days
will
be
allot-!
ted
to
each
debate.
Another
major
chance
will
be
OTTAWA
f
The
Canadian
tory
solution
to
the
dollar
prob-3hamber
erf
Commerce,
describ-
If'n."
..
-
.
ui
painting.
Canada's
Growth
Mav
Givi
!
ng
Canada
as
the
"land
of
great-
AGRICI'LTl'RE
I
at
opportunity
In
the
world."1
"An
adeounte
simniv
i,,.,..,
!
tne
more
extensive
use
of
stand
ittoiney-general.
Gordon
Wis-nier.
asked
the
University
01
British
Columbia
to
conduct
this
long
overdue
work
A
research
committee
was
set
un
Relief
II
UIVlll
To
1
Some
.........
....
Citizens
This
Ye1
Hk
said
today
there
is
no
basis
for
on
the
farms
would
encourage
',
in
committees
in
the
handling
oessimism
that
a
cut
in
defence
a
more
diversified
farm
program,
01
routine
legislation.
Such
mat-
consisting
of
the
following
ex
"
--
l"hllivi
more
n
Iro"
trn,n
it
Canadian
Canadian
L.'a"dn
taxn'iwr.
taxpayers,
taxpayers,
told
told
11
to
to
ex-
ex-
war
war
dtosei
.i
mean
niore
livestoef.
lere
"departmental
estimates,
?xpenditures
ensure
a
f
will
wiu
bring
oring
an
an
econ
econ-
balanced
farm
w.,.
I
which
hitherto
have
consumed
perts:
Harry
B.
Hawthorn
nrnf,M
r",L
mTO,onorcollaPse-
and
develoo
vear-rounrl
in
ni,
-several
weeks
of
the
time
of
the
i
1......
...
.
cut
ln
to
reduce
th,
M
of
anrhmnninov
i'k-
vciiiio,,,,
In
'
annual
submission
to
the
nf
nresent
cJc,,..i
.i
House
as
a
whole
will
h
rf-
1
:
.
1
5
"llcrl
ouaipt,
can
hot)
b-e-i
temrv.,,.
'
G.
Dixon,
associate
professor
of
SV'aJ
,cablnet-
the
chamber-1
"Larse
areas
in
Canada
could
rid
to
a
standing
committee
for
:
"aLh
lm
'",ry
s
Monom'c
Mr-
Abbott
Indium
.iocial
work.
UBC;
Charles
Har-
C8Tld
national
business
or-
materially
Increase
their
agricul-
Preliminary
combinn.
Much
or
!
8
p,
P
TJ.
?
J"n"
rel,ef-
wUl
not
wo.Kl.
ps.vfhoiooi.st.
Umversitv
Ranization
said
an
easing
of
in-
tural
oroduction
if
mnut..r.
the
Information
hitherto
a-iven
I
.rr.pi.,,?
r.
s7
tha.1
ie,iPte
the
Thus
if
th
cw
'
,
of
Washington:
hington:
Ravmonri
Raymond
H
Her-
"national
tension
should
give
could
be
provided
by
means
of
i
the
House
will
be
given
there.
I
mm
7u
t'n
k
!I"
.'T
W
0"-ow'--
vernment
ewidcr
lecturer
turcr
in
in
law,
law,
UBC
UBC:
;
Gor
Gor-!
free
enterprise
an
opportunity
to
irrigation
at
the
proper
time
"
The
new
rules
will
not
become
i
,.",.;
u
t
''onet
in
1954.
the
slightly
and
sill:
B
!
bcrt.
snow
wnat
it
can
achieve.
'
effective
before
the
Autumn
!'.".
UI
tJ,ulll!i
national
amount
of
torn-
j
don
HirHbayashi.
sociologist,
American
The
The
submission
submission
covered
covered
policy
policy
.
,'
J.
'
'
"
'.
1954-
1954.
session
session
of
of
Parliament.
Parliament.
They
They
t
.,,,7"1!"l
ma'
Permit
a
few
tax
ernment
nritims,
Syria:
Stuart
urges
uiBe.i
the
me
will
win
be
De
adopted
adopted
by
by
the
the
session
session1-j
i"
,""'u
in-.
uarii.g
mt
take
take
the
the
.
opening
rawnliw
n.vt
next
m.i,
month.
The
;
'me
and
corporation
tax
fields
!
ffene.
i-i.w
iiiist,
UBC:
University,
ivcrsitv,
Beirut.
Beirut.i
Jamieson.
econo-
declarations
and
resolutions
ad-1
,
J
,
cnamber
C
Claudia
Lewis.
Ptod
at
the
chamber's
annual
Ierteral
Rovernment
to
assur-,c
of
r
itj..
Kducatioii,
..i
meeting
meetinir
in
in
Edmonton
CrlmnntAi,
Sept.
o.
i.
14-17
,
li'U-om
A.
A.
Rowles
Rowles.
i
i"J
n(
referred
referred
to
to
practically
practically
all
all
a
a
suitable
sultable
treaty
treaty
or
or
to
to
promote
promote
that
that
they
they
will
will
be
be
presented
presented
as
as
a
a
,
:
necessary
neresary
steps
steps
toward
toward
effecting
effecting
,
ance
ance
of
of
their
their
adontion
adoption
is
l
the
the
fact
t
i
Flnhn'e
Mi:'lKt'r
Abbot
t.
how-
IU
peak
next
R-jnbc
r..M,.n
ever,
mntle
cl-jnr
in
a
speM-li
last
'other
$2
000.000
W
New
York;;Mi.h-om
week
mat
no.
major
cu
arc
money
and
rr
t
likely
until
1955,
...
,,
costs
show
none
ipsociate
inofcsior.
of
Soils
:
pnases
oi
tne
Canadian
economy
V
-""Br,"r'"--
'
pro-
.
government
measure.
.
.
,UBC:
Alfred.
Shulman.
resident
defence
spending,
the
V1,
means
fo
the
international:
Actually,
there
is
a
very
good
psychiatrist.
Seton
Institute
(Chamber
said
it
believes
any
re-
,t,,S
contmuinB
-
chance
that
the
passage
of
the
:
Baltimore:
Edro
siminri
nsv.
I
"iH'tion
in
defence
expenditures
new
rules
may
provide
the
first
i
ne
i
wo
main
factors
iiflu-
don.
rune
u
'ne
or
of
the
tne
fish
rish
nnnn
population
nt
nn
in
in
the
hn
i
....
..
.
.rutins
tax
rates
are
tin
,,-
ernmeiit's
needs
and
the
gross
national
product-value
of
all
goods
and
services
produced
by
Canada.
ready
writ
large
and
bold
for
all
to
see.
Sir
Winston
stands
as
a
living
monument
to
the
power
of
words.
Perhaps
no
statesman
in
the
Kngh'sh-speaking
world
since
Lincoln
that
lanky
commoner
so
profoundly
unlike
him
in
most
ways
has
been
able
to
clothe
his
thoughts
in
such
imperishable
words.
Beveridge,
in
his
memorable
iif?
of
Linclon,
concluded
that
it
was
as
a
writer
of
English
prose
that
the
Great
Emancipator's
fame
in
future
centuries
was
best
assured,
and
perhaps
the
same
may
be
said
of
Churchill,
For
the
prose
of
such
men
is
more
than
a
matter
of
"style,"
of
ringing
phrases,
of
words
of
marble
and
fire.
The
style
is
there
all
right,
but
it
comes
from
the
deeps
of
character,
from
thundering
vitalities
and
Olympian
disciplines
beyond
the
scope
,,f
casual
understanding.
It
speaks
to
the
ear,
the
mind,
the
heart
and
it
speaks
to
great
and
noble
purposes.
Christian
Science
Monitor.
i
clmlngist,
VBC;
and
Alexander
should
only
a
minor
propor-
reat
Lakes-
,
occasion
for
the
St.
Laurent
gov-
iW.
Wainman,
assistant
proles-
'
,ion
of
Present
totals
"unless
and
FORESTRY
j
'
ernment's
reliance
upon
the
.-or
of
Slavonic
studies,
UBC.
i
um"
an
effective
disarmament
"The
chamber
urges
all
respon-
"team-roller
majority
which
it
agreement
is
reached
and
the
siule
hnriies
n
nm
Vr.
!
won
in
the
late
August
election.
STEADY
CNP
TtlSE
TIIKSE
experts
went
to
work
on
;
threat
of
aggression
is
removed."
ward
The
opposition
parties
are
al-
a
tliorough
scientific
sludv
of
the
whole
Iuikli(bor
nmhlrm
I
,
the
nic
earlv
rmiy
enmnletlnn
completion
nf
01'
.
.
;
!
Moreover,
the
chamber
be-
comprehensive
forest
inventories
'
n'"s
cfrtaln
to
be
united
against
j
Tlie
ONP,
a-s
It
i.s
known
among
l
eves
that
there
are
many
de-jand
long
range
estimates
of
fu-
!
chanR
as
"weepinit
as
these
ecoiiomlsU.
ha.s
b.-en
rWnx
year
sirable
national
projects
and
al-
ture
needs
for
forest
products
"
!
w"hlrn
wi"
Proxvsed.
The
logic
,
by
year.
At
tiie
oul.vt
Uils
yeai
-.
lemative
civilian
demands
ln
,.BOR
tTlnv
of
this
Is
simple:
the
rules
of
the
GNP
was
lurecast
at
u
r.-or.l
vim.
tua
.
.
.
10
aosorn
anv
eenn-
i
nuiue
sn;
nesmnra
in
inrpp
nfirt
s'M
o,ni
.'ieii
iuin
u...
i...,.
m
13
c.
while
a
larger
civilian
?
i
Dup
acted
as
a
general
ad-vi-ory
bii'ly.
A
complete
job
was
done
bv
the
experts,
fin-t
in
(ho
field
a'tiiiilly
hvitig
and
working
with
the
I'uiikliobeis
tliemsclvfs'
ns
.".
part
of
the
prncos.
and
later
BEST
OF
FX.
FINEST
OFCOC
nmic
rcadiustmcnts
that
may
be
AI1
strikes
should
be
prohibited
to
bolster
the
rights
of
the
oppo-
i
tlons
are
Uils
will
be
exceeded
!
necessary."
"uiiUl
they
have
been
authorized
aition
minority;
any
abridgment
j
pa
siuiy
by
mre
than
$100
000-'
1
IMMIC.R
TION
'
:bJ'
a
majority
of
all
the
employ-.of
them
automatically
extenos
i
000.
-
i
'""
".u
atfeeted
in
a
government-1
the
power
of
the
government
side
j
And
despite
-.The
talk
The
..1,
chamber
.,,,,(,,
k
believes
itne
of
dos-
that
the
supervised
secret
ballot,
held
;
of
the
House.
sible
reressioh
,hP
'-'TJ?
ex
Znl
Tr(
obtective
of
Canadian
policy
after
the
expiry
of
a
"cooling-off"
!
The
mast
popular
argument
i
L,vlnT-e
i
FOB
TAKE
OVtd
"
Phon
2K
m
cu
oniinatm:;
the
t.-sk.
On
M.ir.li
r!
1'iv
:"',um
De
a
Population
of
30.000.-
period.
"Sympathetic
at
rl
ke.
'
which
the
government
will
,h
en..n...
...
--7"
...'l.
....
1"
t
Broadway
u
REFLECTS
and
RSMiNISCES
i
-ea.cli
foinmiticc
published
its
!
I
'
e
w
n
h.
th!s
T
strlkes
due
to
Jurisdictional
dis-;
vance
in
favor
of
the
new
rules
much
as
$1,000
000
next
year
3'V.!-.agc
re,,n.
It
was
W'ol1
JlT
to
mor
lmm-
Pte.
mas.
picketing,
lntimi-j
is
their
effect
In
shortening
the
They
base
their
con"rS
on
"
t
he
most
mastcly
jobs
.
ever
;
f?J$l'
adm,Ued
datio"
"d
the
se.-ondary
boycott
:
length
of
the
Parliamentary
ses-
Ind
astrv
s
l.ni
"Zl
;
done
in
any
country
ln
tlv
tiew'
years,
,
.are
Inconsistent
n-lth
the
Cana-.ston.
The
Inducement
will
be
ment
piana
for
develoning
re
iof
what
might
be
ealied
socl.il
TAXATIO
'
dan
way
of
life
and
should
be
held
out
of
a
cut
of
a
month
or
sourcev
the
cotifnuine
heavv
j
harmony
planning-
-
-
"Tr
'
chamber
,
Wlie'vei
that
proh!bi,ed"
'
m"""
lhe
Um"
,hat
,ne
Mp'
demand
for
goo!;'
the
growth
oj
I
It
set.
forth
in
creat
detail
.both
personal
and
corporate
In-
COMMUNISM
,
will
have
to
spend
In
Ottawa.
It
:
the
Canadian
market
and
ni-",)i
ill-
.
M-erts
in
virions
come
taxes
ai-e
toe.
hiih
fnr
a
i
.,
,
.
.
w
onlv
a
short
time,
of
course,
i-tionai
i..r.,.m-
nn
...-.
died
34
i
Prince
Eu;xrt
reside:
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier
years
a-ro
this
month.
't.
writintf
and
in
home
to
hf-r
im
Mi
it)
I
r,
1
1
n
l.n....i;r..i
...
.
.
.
.
.
'1
f
lj'll.
On.
'
t
l.
"
"
ir.iuiiiiu
iiicmori.'ii
looKir-
at
b
in
his
honor
has
been
imv,.ii..ri
f,-
Z..
,.
:,uc
ite
trou-
veloping
country.
State
control
enZ.u"w:
f,nW
f
th
MP'S
was
'
economTcT
e'i.g
h.
m
V
does
increases
with
high
taxation."
vices
and"
3Jstrie,
The
-t??'0
A
sudden
shift
in
world
evenU
di
ejriiir
J
UZ
rst
time
a
eeie-!
aterhooii
II,,
moi,y
of
.such
deycr,,,!:,,,.
f
ver
j
ft.w
coi.tinuoiH.
;..,.,.
kJt:,
LQMm
l
v,ouid
fceep
w,
(heir
i
lit
i.
'i
c-m
never
be
ml'
'
"Ooveniraent
control
u,d
ln-
!
l-Nrn
,ne
K?wtnent
in
thte
:
But
then,
as
Is
well
known
Par-
'
wor'dT
W
e
Uie
nou,.:h,bo,
i--.
in
busing
should
be
"
nti
!
"ament
never
worries
too
much
Z
UnluTs.aT'h
'S
'-uUmrn
B.C.
until
'"'
t".
a
m'nimumMind
should
VlglL5nce'
!
about
the
consistency
or
other-
rul
i
,oin
,
m
d
l.
.only
occur
where
ihn
is
ru.
HP.aitii
racrRivev
i
wise
nf
it.
.tinn.
:.
"
-"""
ruuc
uut
.Uiuit
question
of
owl
A
r.t,
Louis
cab
driver's
tip
to
police
resulted
in
the
arrest
of
a
the
stfrm
with
hardlv
a
rin-le
.
.n.M
In
.r,
nn4
.
.
....
.
,
-
ilUD
of
the
land
i
-.
st
,hiii7i
need
to
protect
some
accurately
Chamber
Is
niinnserl
tn
!
The
mail
una
u..u
woninn
n,
,tiii
UI
he
wH
m
lirVLIJ
rC-
j
-
'
jyniiiv,
llliriCftl.'
sponsible
for
the
fate
of
Bobby
!
THE
research
committee
recoin-
!
TR4DE
any
form
of
compulsory
health
insurance
or
state
medicine
'in
her
economic
expansion.
'
j
Federal
taxes
next
year
likely!
will
be
about
the
same
as
this;
I
year-
about
,M.40n,00J,Of0.
TAX
RISE
UNLIKELY
HALLOWE
EN
NOTE
YORKTON.
Sask.
ffii
A
giant-size
pumpkin
measuring
67
inches
In
circumference
was
grown
this
summer
bv
Mrs
mil
Rr-
On
the
platform
and
in
the
press,
in
British
Columbia,
the
subject
of
"liquor
by
the
glass"
has
been
frequently
seen
and
heard.
Also
in
the
Bible!
From
certain
verses
in
Ecclesiasticus
"Wine
taken
with
sobriety
is
equal
life
to
men:"
"If
thou
drink
moderately,
thou
shalt
be
sober:
'Sober
drinking
is
health
to
soul
and
body."
YO
It
win
require
all
of
that
lo
will
be
the
last
he
will
ever
give
Freedom
be
assisted
to
migrate
:
aJhhe.Ja
r
H
concerned
CO
I.R.VME.NT
EFFICIENCY
anyone.
His
wife
has
become
a;'"
Canada,
if
they
so
chose
!
tende"c
'the
United
"The
chamber
urges
that
a
nervous
wreck,
and
he
does
not
alltl
could
find
a
place
to
go
'
lates
l0,
mod'ty
the
General
royal
commission
should
be
im-feel
comfortable
himself.
It's
not
!
But
failing
such
an
exodus
:
Agreemen
t
n
Tariffs
and
Trade
mediately
appointed
to
make
the
first
time
when
questioning
the
committee
recommended
the
;-;'
Y"less
new
opportunities
are
recommendations
for
increased
can
become
a
nuisance.
'
!
relocation
of
the
entire
Sons
of
i
,,
.
0
countries
to.
economy
and
efficiency
and
im-
TI1E
TWO
KIXOS
I
Freedom
aroup
in
some
Dart
nf
:
I
.
.
rs
to
pay
,or
tnelr
Pur'
'
Prove
service
ln
the
transaction
rett.
The
monster
weighed
78",
i
balance
accounts
and
it.
I
n
pounds-
i
Hkely
the
government
will
take
HAVE
AN
More
physicians
BC
where
'
"'c'c
m
"
sausrac-
of
public
business.
-
nj.jvittiio
are
me
being
ask-i
tlKK-
I
"'c
they
iiiry
would
WULUU
be
Dtf
UOle
nhi-;
.
Why
j
Is
...
.
It
that
v,.ul
females
iciiiaicn
do
uu
not
noi
IMPORTANT
Eng-;l
tarn
their
own
living
on
the
-..
-
utrillg
o
like
beiug.
atVlressed,
as
Tmy
good
.
f
ed
,
to
.
writs
wrlt?
prescriptions
Pres(,l'iptions
in
in
Ei:
woiiian-'"
rhqfles'a
coiiteinpbr-1
aa
&
tatift
,
'gitHi
mk.
uil
ary.
ry.
For
For
the
the
same
same
reason
rC!,,.
!
i
to
10
the
the
Patien'ts
patients
themselves.
themselves.
Tin
TO
DO
IN
5
iiiH
c
'
;jv"'-.
-
"s'eaH
fltji
There'1
miWisoned
'
i
cETT
ERBOX
doubtless,
that
men
hate
being
ar?-
however,
reasons
against
itJ
't
he
prof
essors
showed
the
ut-'
culled
"my
good
man."
L'
t
it
first
be
said
that
druggists'
ter
absurdity
and-
futility
of
R.C.
.
oe
icau
in
any
"uing
Uoukho-,
country
uemonsirating
think
hi
k.p
vmr
,
'
,,,IK
BI-,RE
,r
ANY
OI.H
TlMi"
Ion
.
earth.
But
uiu
where
tviirir
r.i
.n,h
y
sn
iu
bors
j
to
iu
jciii
jail
iui
for
iiuiiimii
nrtim
unn
.
in.
OU
VOTE
...
jment.i,
let
alone
the
grocer,
etc.?
So.
VOU
charirp
it
un
n,m
B,u.u
Hospital
Administrator
Required
55-bed
modern,
well
equipped
hospital,
owned
by
Board
of
Home
Missions,
United
Church
of
Canada.
Appointment
temporary,
possibly
permanent
after
six
months.
Excellent
living
accommodation
at
low
rental.
Good
schools.
Starting
salary
$304
00.
Apply
giving
complete
record
and
references
to
C.
H.
DRAKE,
Chairmen,
Wrinch
Memorial
Hospilol,
Hozclron,
B.C.
1
1
Used
used
exclusively
exclusively,
wnteh
watch
out
Manv
deed
deed
-
flrtnu.ri
argued
lh
that
,
.
.
tv,
the
Kneiti.t
r..i..i
J?.
i
"c
"ulur
'Oon't
tell
me
there
isn't
r.i.n.
"irt.ii
uui.
ivm
v
.e
-
.
um.
mic
oueuiai
-ru..
r..it..
----
n
-I'
aw.
a
lihvsiifinn
physician
wtUp
u.riui
....
,
etli.n
'
1
1
ne
L,,llJJ
UiU1y
News:
C.CWS.
time
Kolr
wnltes
section
nf
th
IK.,
cMimi.i
,i.;...
r;...
j
:
i
ns
vnil
irn
,..i.
of
ruin
in
Vgn,
J!a
(RESERVE
as
a
hand,
and
the
same
is
true
of
:
dealing
with
nude
parade
should
hZ
mlLJ!!
k
Columbia
Cellu-
;
Who
Ls
going
to
stand
back
of
newspapermen.
De
repealed.
"
.
,
"B
"
"
ulM"
to
me
grocer,
butcher,
fuel
dealer
"""""
i"
go
on
strike
or
etc.?
They
have
to
Dav
their
BY
SEPARATING
the
children
t"hr
1
1
sMke
vote
Soes;
bills
promptly,
or
else.
Soldiers
Asked
To
Return
Home
A
nv
I"1""""
Rcrvt,'l
"'''
Hk
Koy.l
U"'
M
"
Mtll,
.n
Krw
tht
N"11
pLriiiH.""""
L
I.,
.n.rt
lll-
Eddie
Cantor
tells
of
a
Veterans'
Hospital
where
he
worked
extra
hard
to
make
th
h,
from
their
parents
and
by
I
V
",'u'"l":uy
you
are
j
what
about
your
wife
and
fa
sending
nding
scores
scores
of
of
nude
oarad-
.,,
...
.
'
,.
pay
cheque
at
;
nitty?
Do
you
think
they
are
go
all.
let
alone
the
I
ing
Doukhobors
to
iail
I
wiit
hln
l
laugh.
He
wound
up
the
show
in
in.
i
Ci.id
"
'
with
a
jaunty
good
by.
and
said:
"Hope
you're
better
soon,
fellows."
"Same
to
you."
shouted
the
veterans.
a
stone's
throw
of
many
nudist
camps
officially
chartered
by
B.C.),
the
present
government
has
done
the
very
things
which
its
own
$200,000
commission
said
were
utter
folly.
!
PRINCE
RUPERT
ing
to
appreciate
you
very
much
when
you
come
home
with
no
pay
cheque?
Why
not
try
to
help
level
prices
off
a
bit
instead
of
helping
your
cost
of
living
go
up?.
Stop
and
think
before
you
vote
.
.
.
one
month
on
strike
and
it
will
take
you
a
year
to
get
caught
up:
more
than
a
month
on
strike,
will
vou
ever
ret
cainht
un?
want
or
the
five
cents
an
hour
Increase
that
was
offered
you.
Aren't
you
satisfied
with
the
good
wages
you
are
getting?
Have
you
ever
before
had
this
good,
steady
wage
that
is
now
coming
in
to
you
from
the
mill?
Have
you
ever
really
sat
down
and
thought
of
the
benefits
you
receive
from
the
Cellulose
Company,
a
company
you
should
be
proud
to
work
for
and
have
faith
in?
How
are
von
eninn
tn
munsan
-(APi-Cpl.
Edward
w.
Dickenson,
who
quit
the
Communists
to
return
home,
appealed
today
to
22
American
war
prisoners
who
chose
to
stay
with
the
Kcds
to
"take
my
advice
and
come
back
home."
"Boys,
I've
found
out
that
the
Communists
have
told
nothing
but
lies
to
us,"
he
wrote.
Dickenson,
of
Big
Stone
Gap
Va.,
made
his
appeal
in
a
letter
which
will
be
distributed
among
his
friends
now
held
by
Indian
guards
in
the
neutral
zone
of
Germans
Mourn
Missing
"Legion"
FRANKFURT,
ficrman.
iP.,i.
The
Duke
of
Edinburgh
will
be
in
Kitimat
next
summer.
He's
getting
around
a
whole
lot
swifter
than
numerous
Canadians
we
qould
name,
and
who
have
not
anywhere
near
so
fur
to
go.
i
i
i
i
iii
Is.
what
you
lose
while
being
j
on
strike
going
to
be
worth
what
you
might
gain
in
the
far
distant
future?
5
rh.
urn""""
8
Okie"
4
rgiUiliiP
Corn
a
fit
r""1
8
,pwiikilii
Sr"M
tew
I
Millions
of
candles
humeri
-
jh.,
uur
rent,
or
payments
on
that
house
I
I
I
KETCHIKAN
II
III
One
of
many
worried
house-
111
windows
all
over
West
Ger-
o..
.
.
many
Sunday
night
in
memnrv
you're
building,
your
car
pay-(wives.
i.orea.
It
is
the
first
attemn,
.
i
'
"
Js
"y
""
mpa,lfi
'c
.of
Germany's
"legion
of
the
lost."
'.uude
the
22
Americans
to
K
d
the
p'y
the
n.rte'r"
i
"7r
3mm
cr,n8n
sok,lors
chance
their
minds
and
return
1
better
UKlav
t
e
,h
V.,'t"S;
',f,,:la
,3!.!,!,.C(1
as
the
nome.
The
Allies
have
w,,r,1
War.
The
obser-
until
Dec,
I
cr,
the
schedules
are
tlplinr
'Vi
i
23
or
24
to
talk
with
the
balky
1
cargU
be
an
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
Automatic
Steam
Irons
aers
more
Yv
1
I
"',n,,,11
I'ri.soncr-of-War
Mem-
oriai
week.
7
Irons
1
$2450
.
WRANG:iA
I
$27-00
I
rETtRsnritf.
$29
70
-
WHEN
YOU
....
Jt'NKAII
FLY
40
j
iVHITF.IIORSf:
FI
I
I
C
AIR
$5S
CLLI
O
LINES
-
.
Ask
about
our
GROUP
Fares
'
Phone
266
'Office
opposite
Post
Office)
3rj
Ave.
in
J'lJYYS.
Dickenson
was
turned
over
to
the
United
Nations
command
Wednesday
after
telling
Indian
guards
he
was
through
with
communism.
His
letter
to
his
former
comrades
is
now
in
Munsan
awailinj.
transmission
through
the
Indian
command,
which
runs
the
PoW
compounds.
"There
is
really
some
pretty
women
here,"
and
"there
is
plenty
of
money
waiting
for
you
boyg."
the
letter
said,
referring
to
the
accumulated
back
pay
the
army
owes
prisoners.
FOR
SALE-HOUSE
TRAILER
A
COMTLETE
MOBILE
HOME
With
2-bumer
and
oven
Propane
Gas
Gtove,
Astral
Refrigerator:
Double
Clothes
Cupboard:
A-lTIre
Must
be
seen
to
be
appreciated.
Sec
it
this
week
at
PARKSIDE
MOTEL.
(VI
THi
Fingertip
Chonge
from
steam
to
dry
ironing
Diol-the-Fabric
Control.
JHWJ
RAD,
ELECTRIC
&
13
Third
Avenue
phone
644
c"hath
tnquire:
Mr.
Brown
-
Cabin
Seven