Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Letterbox
As
I
See
It
Thursday,
April
30,
1953
I
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news:
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.
,
a
motion
that
u
ui
jependent
dally
newspaprr
devotrd
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlno
Rupen
and
Northern
nd
Central
British
Columbia.
Wember
ol
Cauadlan
Hs
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prluee
Rupett
Dally
New
LlmlMd
I
P.
MAUOK,
President
H.
Q.
PERRY.
VIco-PrMldant
'
A;:
there
Is
little
use
for
me
to,
treasurer,
submit
'
argue
against
the
solid
seven
I
council
coverine
;mass
mind
prevailing
in
city
i
opinion
obtaiiifLn7
t
01
HER
MfI1V
j
frTt
J-V
OUEiN
lltZAMTH
il
I
f
111
cQic
fmore
council
where
one
alderman
city
officials
here
does
the
thinking
for
all,
includ-
every
where
Subscription
Rates:
Ay
carrlfir
i
-r
went.
25c;
per
month
Sl.OU;
pr
year.
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mv
mull
Pfti
nonth.
lac.
Der
Year.
tH
00
ing
the
mayor,
therefore
my
only
!
11,1952
1,
1952
to
toM
May
l,
1953
111
Vi
land
land
purpos
DurnnsA
recourse
is
an
appeal
to
the
n
1Ln
niihlic.
In
the
vn..,
1,1
-
"wtuu
r.
roo
1
Being
deadly
opposed
to
the
j
like
to
have
this
'
Inin
J
"
r
rilum
diem
rate
rate
nf
of
417
$17.50
S(l
per
rwr
day
flai!hnnrt
!
hand
Kf..
before
."0ttlis
Premier
on
Hot
Spot
per
""ncilstansBs
recently
established,
plus
travel-
Hill
out
on
an
interna
ling
expense
in
transportation
hall
cruise.
GEORGE
MILLE'R,
veteran
Vancouver
alderman
and
MLA,
knows
more
about
municipal
finance
'and
school
taxes
than
anybody
else
in
B.C.
public
life.
k
something
must
be
done
about1
it.
We
yell
our
heads
off
about
the
5
per
cent
Increase
awarded
the
firemen,
but
waste
more
money
in
obtaining
so-called
'expert
opinion
on
simple
com-;
mon
sense
questions,
and
joy
;
rides
of
city
officials,
than
a
5
ALD.
CEO
e
C).
HAZELTON
By
CECIL
BLUNT
In
Hazelton
1
met
a
Up
from
the
Carioou
'
And
on
his
back
Was
a
well-worn
pack
And
a
pick
and
Swi',
-sea
V
T
I
....
H,iK
,
per
cent
Increase
to
all
workers
would
amoui.t
to
In
a
year.
VICTORIA
REPORT
3-
?U"
pay
To
Be
Staged
jtnor'-zert
u
"scond
class
r-.all
hp
the
Post
OfTlo
Department,
Ottawa.
Make
Safety
A
Habit
performing
their
function
as
signals
for
BESIDES
motorists
and
pedestrians;
the
new
traffic
lights
on
Third
Avenue
can
serve
as
a
reminder
next
month
that
May
is
National
Safety
Month.
Each
flash
of
the
red
light
might
he
regarded
as
good
advice
that,
if
we
watch
our
step
or
luake,
vc
sVatch
our
health
or
someone
else's.
"
Experts
in
the
field
say
that
safety
is
mostly
attitude.
Wake
up
in
the
morning
with
a
smile,
they
claim,
and
the
chances
of
reaching
the
office
with
our
car
or
physique
in
an
equally
agreeable
condition
are
very
much
improved.
But
attitude
is
an
elusive
quality.
There
is
no
H'ay
of
guaranteeing
that
the
necessary
smile
will
lie
at
one's
command
when
the
alarm
goes
off.
Even
if
the
world
is
particularly
bright
on
a
certain
morning,
the
car
driver
or
pedestrian
in
question
has
often
reached
the
office
before
he
is
sufficiently
awake
to
realize
it.
.
The
experts
concede
the
point
and
therefore
go
on
to
add
that
the
most
effective
'safety
measure
is
education.
The
theory
is
that
if
the
public
is
made
He
shows
with
crystal
clarity
Lhat
the
Social
Credit
school
tax
formula
would
mean
$30
per
year
extra
taxes
for
the
average
Vancouver
home
owner.
Municipalities
would
lose
their
guaranteed
one
third
cut
of
the
)iovinci.il
sales
tax.
They
would
et
a
sliding
grant
from
the
lovernment
based
on
the
1952
Tell
inc.
I
said,
landuta!
1
my
cap,
For
an
old
pioneer
wa
Do
you
go
South
To
the
Fraser'j
mouth,
Or
Westwards
to
the
Feller,
he
cried,
and
he
n
North,
In
them
thar
hills
lies
,;
VICTORIA-The
election
this
',
day;
3,000
poll
clerks
at
$10;
Premier
Bennett
was
invited
k
a
0
year
won
t
be
quite
so
cosuy
asiriunareas
01
supeivisinn
iirpuv
;
w
'
-
iri
MiptlMU
I
II
1
1
M
!
wanted
to
lo.t
This
vear
there's
no
returniillt
officers
at
$15;
dozens
II.
and
desperately
go.
1
new
voters'
list,
and
that
saves
of
special
constables
at
$8.
If
But
political
business
came
up
a
lot
of
money.
Too,
this
year,
i
you
rent
your
house
for
a
polling.
at
home,
and
that's
much
more
it's
not
necessary
to
advertise
!
division
you
get
$12
for
the
day.
Important
to
him,
naturally.
budget
plus
the
Rolston
for-
LONDON
(CP)
The
first
play
to
be
staged
in
Westminster
Abbey
since
the
Reformation
where
the
wolf
and
Uif
nula.
A
Vancouver
family
living
in
so
extensively
the
whys
and
lor
one
ballot
box,
and
se
lor
Political
leaders
this
year
are!
will
be
presented
for,
three
wneieiorcs
ui
wic
o.iire,i.
,
,
-
.
u,mb
t.ai-ii.i
Time
10
In
.iri
i
$7000
home
would
have
to
pay
In
addition
there
are
41
r-
not
maun
'
--
"V
"
system
of
voting.
The
govern-
$30
per
year
extra
taxes
by
195tl.
men
figures
if
the
electorate;
turning
on.cers.
No
one
seems
-
doesn't
know
all
about
t
flow,
It
U.uite
su
e
how
much
they
gtt.
as
tampJgn
Prcml
r
"f1
Tne
,ay
wlll
b(.
..0llt
of
lhe
never
will.
They
work
six
weeks
or
two
i
lsn
t
bothering
with
plat
s
h
s
'
chrlstonhrr
H-m-
THE
MOST
detailed,
reasoned
Bom
have
their
lair.
And
the
mountains
art
turies
old.
For
far
to
the
East
li
?
sunrise.
And
far
to
the
West
lie
sea,
But
away
to
the
North.
Where
I
go
forth,
Lies
half
unexplored
criticism
of
the
Rolston
school
,l.
i...
i.i
1.1...
,mL.it
i,a
utill
irn
Krwlfil
I'rpflir.
or
formula
is
in
the
March
issue
Last
the
election
cost
monuis,
so
.
cuimiciwk,
MUb
year
:
TI
J
Lta
rreHM
sail.
noted
British
dramatist,
$750,000;
this
year
the
com
l
me
rc
""
",aul
I)("'t
ncl
mnskian.
,i,
,r..m
ihe
r-fP
He's
of
the
"B.C.
Teacher,"
official
organ
of
the
Teachers'
Federa
The
author
describes
the
play
It
seems
now
that
Lilxral
Mr.
'
coiuenlrating
on
those
ridings
should
be
held
down
to
about
$500,000.
tion.
as
a
modern
version
of
the
Biblical
story
of
Job.
But
Job's
counterpart
in
the
play
Is
a
It
shows
that
the
Rolston
Straith
was
right
when
he
said
1
he
thinks
he
might
take
away
at
the
recent
session
that
If
heijrom
tie
ct'F,
such
as
Revel-
Away
he
went,
on
his
k
formula
would
"perpetuate
past
discrepancies
between
school
could
find
out
when
milk
prices
British
woman
called
Martin.
Bloke,
and
plat
es
that
might
turn'
Organization
of
a
general
election
is
a
tremendous
undertaking.
There
are
some
mighty
expenses:
3,000
deputy
returning
officers
at
$12.50
for
election
sufficiently
aware
of
the
perils
of
motor
traffic
'
will
be
decontrolled,
he
d
be
able
i
.
..
,
,
lund
Ila.ssull
presents
seven
listricts
.
.
.
Since
the
govern
ment's
grant
is
now
to
be
based
bent,
I
stood
and
I
watched
re
And
I
ve
often
thought
.
Of
that
grand
old
spurt,
And
hoped
that
he
ms:
dough,
on
the
actual
operating
budget
to
tell
the
date
of
the
election,
i
weir
mxi.sf
u
v
.
.
u.x-1
m
h(r
ljf(,
from
h(r
wpd
Mr.
Straith
insisted
that
the
;
tuch
as
Salmon
Arm
and
Prince
dln(,
ln
im
to
her
death
In
elecUon
would
be
a
week
after
j
George.
Jle's
going
to
spend-athp
autUmn
of
1951,
against
a
controls
go.
He
tiled
to
smoke
i
lot
of
time
in
Vancouver
City
j
background
of
conflicts
thut
be-
for
1952
of
the
individual
school
district,
the
district
which
has
out
Agriculture
Minister
Ken-
i
ftn(i
Vancouver
Islar.'.!.
That
s
!
set
Britain
during
that
period
had
to
economize
to
the
detri
References
to
Westminster
Ab
neth
Klernan
to
this
effect,
but
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeod
ment
of
its
school
standards
Is
compelled
to
continue
to
do
so.
Mr.
Kiernan
wouldn't
be
smoked
where
he'd
like
son
c
n-nts
ni
the
Island.
Last
election
.
I.
&i
out.
while
the
district
that
spent
There
have
been
rumors
re-
not
elect
one
Social
Crediler.
freely
in
1952
is
subsidized
in
bey
recur
throughout
the
play.
The
Coronation
dais
Including
the
site
of
the
throne
In
which
the
Queen
will
receive
homage
after
her
crowning
will
be
within
the
acting
area
for
the
play
j
'
Ik
'"""'"4
.
.
-entry
milk
price
control
would
Mr.
Bennett
Is
dt
wrimned
l
continuing
to
do
so."
and
the
way
to
avoid
them,
safety
will
become
not
an'
attitude
but
a
habit.
The
Canadian
Automobile
Chamber
of
Commerce
puts
it
this
way:
'
"Safety
is
a
painstaking
proposition
of
instilling
in
people
the
truth
of
the
old
maxim
that
'an
ounce
of
prevention
is
worth
a
p'ound
of
cure.'
It
is
a
community
problem.
In
many
cities
throughout
Canada
last
year,
property
damage
caused
by
automobile
accidents
exceeded
by
far
the
total
police
force
I
mdgets.
Safety
is
.
everybody's
big
business.
"
'
.
,
,
.,
"Approximately
92
per
cent
of
traffic
accidents
go
May
1.
Now
it
appears
it
will
change
that.
The
teachers'
magazine
gives
As
the
end
of
each
session
some
glaring
examples
to
show
i
approaches,
the
atmosphere
j
be
delayed
to
June
1
and
the
'
Salmon
Arm
Is
bound
to
be
a
how
the
Rolston
formula
would
j
around
the
bar
in
Alberts
place
j
election
will
be
June
9,
so
Mr.
hot
spot.
That's
the
home
riding
actually
help
most
of
the
dis-igrowg
steadily
gayer.
The
MP's
j
Straith
wasn't
far
out
in
his
sus-
of
Social
Crediter
J.
A.
Reid,
who
trtcts
which
need
help
the
least.
who
resort
there
seem
almost
a'!lici.m
Mr.
Blraith
was
sure,
at
'started
the
rumpus
about
edu-,
;
.
l
riovori
n,hn
thov
enter
n
when
!
the
session,
and
still
is.
nrob-
cation.
Mr.
Reid
said
the
other
'
i
Aidls
Sufferers
.CAPETOWN,
(CP)
First
of
its
kind
in
:
South
Africa,
a
modern
cancer
clinic
was
opened
MEANWHILE.
the.
Social
pr.ccUtith,y.,eave.
an
hour
r
no
Inter
j
abry.
that
ilftlhg'
-of
milk
pYIce'day
-thaf
the
PreMtWaftproved
MLA
from
Salmon
Arm
whoifi.
toi,ir,
h..ir
tir.-iiutf.mpri
!
controls
is
lust
one
bie
Social
what
he
said,
whi.'h
was
a
nhoek
here.
The
rlinlc,
equipped
with
Premier
tolU
me
In
caucus
made
the
sensational
attack
on
,
treatment
of
Albert's
Majilc
Mix-.
Credit
bribe
to
the-elfctorate;;
;to
th
the
Effective
Living
course
in
ture
u
,
)'.
.i
r.
i-u
,,
V,
j"Th
B.C.
schools
has:
thus
put
his;
r
.
'n
1
chief
Justice'
Cordon
Sloan
is
1
'hi
'.'
had
had
done
a
good
tiling,
and
that
!
"
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""
'
f
l"
US
UK
UIIC
.7
.
...
.
'
1
U...I...I
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.
1.,.
"
I
O
P
mim
.
loorior
Mr
I-
nnnnett
Dtt
nn
tHn
the
i
ICVUMlllf,
tvuiijr
Bntl
Hill,)
rtnirn
JmPriC..
a,
W.M
wi
uuitt
wj
.
are
caused
by
the
errors
of
drivers
and
the
remaining;
eight
per
cent
by
faulty
mechanism"
'
of
auto-'
toe
Parliamentary
year
when
tbe'ng
sworn
in
tni
weeK.M
ao-.jv
Tr
contributions.
round
ln
Albert's
lVi'
i
niinistraXor
cf
government
af-
Loesn
t(
Mr.
Re
Reid
,i
know
know
Ml
Ml.AS-
A's
voluntary'
J
.
"The
nremier
tnlrt
m.
in
can-
!
"
ruuuu
,triD
jUii
111
!
en
thnt
I
.
hart
flnnei
a
onnA
.iJtnd
OUt
aeain
with
an
appro-I
fairs
during
the
absence
at
he-,aren
t
supposed"
to.
run
aronm.
for
the
paus
'
CoronaUon
"o
Lieut.-Oovernor
,
talking
'about
what
went
on
It
be
defend.;
Clarence
Wallace,
f
His
Hunor
aucus.,
even
alter,
ihey're
w
thin?
and
thnt.
he
i
hehlnd
priate
interval
iterval
m
inn
nnr
runt
"
Mr
Keiri
Hp,
I
that
refreshes
eshes-can't.
can
tit
cia,-ed
'
,
,
ed
on
strictly
t
h
e
re
a
pe
u
t
i
e
V
'Z?L
VZaa
Tr
!
Already
an
hour
after
Mr.
Ti
iv
fee
"
go
"
"1
New
York
In
the
liner
Queen
Reid
had
spoken
in
the
House,
j
I
Mary
and,
in
London,
will
put
up,
Education
Minister
.
Rolston,
.uu
Sa!esr.li'nv
U)
handle;
nice
line
W
Mwboy-stylf
belts
and
buckles,
slso
dres
lines.
Will
sell
oulrieht
or
on
commission.
:
Reply
Box
C64.
Diift.
Kcws,
,,
,
,
,
.
the
House
immediately
after
f
As
a
psychologist
whose
prac
at
exclusive
Dorchester
House
in
behalf
of
the
government,
re-Park
Lane.-
They'll
be
back
byjpudiated
Mr.
-Reid
and
most
of
June
30.
"
what
he
said
about
B
C
cdui
a-
he
had
made
them
the
people
;
tical
experience
is
a
sound
sub-of
:
B.C.
will
surely
want
'
th;
.
gtjtute
for
his
lack
of
any.foi-whole
truth.
-
-
mal
academic
deerees.
Albert
mobiles,
"
Nevertheless,
if
only
a
fraction5
of
the
three
million-odd
motor
vehicles
in
Canada
are
safety-checked
during
May,
there
iV
bound,
to
be
a'
progressive
reduction
of
preventable
accidents
a
substantial
advance
on
the
road
to'
a
safety-conscious
Canadian
public."
It
is
a
good
suggestion
and,
for
their
own
well-bingf,
pedestrians
and
cyclists
should
be
equally
conscientious
about
taking
precautions.
Through
their
Scotch-lite
campaigns
for
cars
and
bicycles,
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
the
Parent-Teacher
Associations
have
done
much
locally
to
promote
the
idea.
It
is
in
the
personal
interest
of
everyone
to
take
heed.
Thls
Is
the
fourth
Coronation
on.
....
.
,
.
.
&
Featuring.'
For
a
limited
lm
THIS
BF..M
TIHI
JnqBk
Granted
that
Mr.
.
Reid
may
.
udersUnds
the
sessional
break-,
at
which
British
Columbia
has
have
been
a
bit
excited
when
;
up
mood
of
the
Mps
wilri
expert
he
made
this
latest
revelation
been
officially
represented.
"
In
1838,
when
Victoria
was
crowned,
sympathy.
He
was
faced
by
a
crowd
of
j
..
NEW
STOCK
.
.
.
LOW
-
LOW
PRICES
MP's
when
the
session
is
-
end-
sir.
WASIIlR
Regular
$17956
NOW
$139
indignant
constituents,
some
of!.
inere
was
no
British
uonimo.a.
whom
charged
that
he
had
dta-!1"-
he"
;ely
to
Mtie.
In
i902
Premlcr
anct
Mrs.
James
graced
the
name
of
Salmon
Arm1
melancholy
day-dreaming
Dunsmuir
went
to
the
Corona-
by
his
astounding
speech
in
the
1
waiter,
."are
just
like
a
lot
of
tlon
of
King
Eaward
VTI
and
Legislature
i
school
boys
at
holiday
time.
Only
Quepn
Alexandra;
In
1311
Pre-
Mr.
Reid
now
says
in
effect
'
Instead
behaving
like
school
mier
and
Mrg
Rlchard
McBrlde
lhat
his
own
leader,
the
Socred:1507'
tney
come
to
Albert
s.'
were
at
the
coronation
of
King
Premier,
was
a
party
to
a
du-!
And
that
may
very
well
bc
'oeorge
V
and
Queen
Mary;
in
MKN'S
...ICKI
TS,
Popular
styles,
from
H-50
BOVS
JAC'KKTS,
new
designs
from
$10.25
Sec
the
Hoys'
Health
Jacket
by
Pape
Terms
Available
RUPERT
RAJO
lun
ELECTRIC
biouc
game
of
double
talk;
that;
the
reason
why
the
exiting
leg-
1937
Lieut-governor
and
Mrs.
while
he
was
publicly
giving
the
j
islators
have
never
stopped
on
Eric
Hamber
were
ln
Wrstmin-
public
the
impression
that
he!
their
way
off
Parliament
Hill
to
gter
Abbey
for
the
crowning
of
deplored
the
Reid
attack
on
the
t
take
turns
firing
the
noon
can-
King
George
VI
ai
d
Queen
nScrifilure
jPaSiue
for
JoJaij
"I
heard
the
voice
of
many
angels
round
the
throne."
Rev.
5:11.
THE
SPORTS
SHOP
'
.
ITT
fc.IiLT.livo
Living
course,
private-
non
at
midnight,
to
chuck
the
Elizabeth.
REFLECTS
r-
T-7a
rr
PwM
ffia
ly-he.was.;"bchind.me
100
pea-1
mace
into
the
Kideau
Canal,
or
cent.."
Is
it
true
or
false?
;
1
j
to
hoist
the
Speaker's
Chair
to
!
the
top
of
the
Parliamentary
'
MR.
REID
also
claims
"he
had
flagpole
conducted
a
personal
Investi-,
A1)jert
can
ncver
reconclle
in
Vancouver
and
Vic-
gation
,
the
MP's
de-
toria
schools
and
had
students
He's
part
businessman
and
notes
which
he
wouldn't
read
:
v
,,,
.
.rt
liu
publicly,
but
which
he
had!?
f"tl?eni""
,I?.1
b?Ul
and
REMINISCES
IM
One
trouble
today
is
that
so
Applewhaite
(Skeena)
and
Mr.
INCOME
TAX
QUIZ
many
people
try
to
learn
the
c-
Green
(Vancouver
irieirn
nf
tho
i.nri.
inctnr.ri
f
Quadra)
had
plenty
to
say.
The
,
.
..
.
,
latter
observed
that
off
Hecate
learning
the
trads.
Straits
were
considered
terrl.
'
:
torial
waters,
then
the
Japanese
The
province's
attorney-pn-!
fleet
nor
Russians
could
come
shown
to
the
Premier,
Mrs.
Rol-
i
--i'
k-
ston,
and
every
Social
Credit
jeneved
when
the
calenC.r
MLA
brings
the
annual
season
u
Mr.
Reid
has
already
said
too
hPe'l
M
revoirs."
mixed
with
much
to
be
allowed
to
stop.
The
tne
sprinkling
of
final
-good-public
should
know
whether
or
bys"
from
the
MPs
who
know
or
not
the
new
"revelations"
are
suspect
that
they
won't
be
re-
Sir:
If
you
wear
a
size
9'2,
10,
10"
J
or
11
you
hove
the
choice
of
rral
Mr
Bner.
is
on
his
wav
in
and
fisn
there,
nor
could
the
'8'
witnoufc
consent
to
Ottawa
U,
toll
the
govern-
NEOUTE
SOLES
turning.
ment
something
rot
new.
Ho
t,....
...
.
lust
a
smoke
screen
Deninci
Q.
What
happens
If
I
fall
to
file
my
1952
return
by
the
due
date.
A.
Today
Is
the
deadline
date
for
individuals
to
file
their
1952
ays
the
Sons
of
Frwdom
have
,
,
"'"T"
.
wno
ca"
,
which
to
put
through
the
Soc-
CREPE
SOLES
Albert
Is
1
firm
opponent
of
been
the
west's
troublemakers
;
"""
CIUL1IUJl
1
ugt
ana
iaKe,red
schoo,
t
boosU
It
or
may
not
be
pure
coincidence
short
Parliamentary
sessions.
His
views
run
directly
contrary
to
lor
half
a
century.
And
of
)"""'"-
i-B"ung
course,
a
federal
election
is
j
income
tax
returns.
If
your
re
lhat
the
Vancouver
schools
SOLES
mz
LUG
pending,
of
course!
which
are
hit
by
Mr.
Reid's
new
the
general
trend
Of
popular
insinuations
are
also
hardest
hit
opinion
In
respect
to
their
con
Eight
Children
turn
is
not
filed
on
time,
you
will
have
to
pay
a
late
filing
penalty
of
5
per
cent
of
the
tax
unpaid
as
at
30th
April.
by
the
Rolston
formula.
Comic
Relief
When
the
life
of
the
party
goes
home.
Regularly
priced
up
to
$'295
Q.
My
wife
receives
income
from
securities
end
property
tention
that
Parliament's
main
defect,
isn't
that
the
MPs
talk
too
much,
but
rather
that
they
talk
too
little.
"Some
MP's,"
Albert
complains
occasionally
to
Artie,
"don't
hardly
talk
at
all.
Well,
which.
I
transferred
to
her.
How
Lose
Lives
in
Fire
SAULT
STE.
MARIE,
Ont.
Eiglt
children
were
burned
to
death
when
fire
destroyed
a
four-room
frama
home
in
neighboring
Tarentorous
tswnshlp.
Bennett
Raps
Liberal
Group
should
this
income
be
reported?
Reduced
to
Clear
.A.
.If
the
wife
files
an
income
When
a
grain
elevator
at
Prince
Rupert
was
first
urged
on
Ottawa,
the
idea
met
with
many
a
rebuff
from
members.
H
was
plain
there
was
a
lot
of
misinformation.
One
day
Benny
Benson,
pioneer
photographer,
and
a
reporter
strolled
down
to
tax
return,
-
she
sfioukt
not
re
VICTORIA
(CP)
Premier
W.
!
port
the
income
from
the
assets
transferred
to
ner
oy.ner
nus
Dead
are
Dorothy
7,
Reginald
at
on
how
are
the
voters
to
iTcnow
whether
these
toys
are
fit.
for
their
jobs
or
not?"
.
.
When
Albert
gives
out
with
the
wisdom
in
this
fashion,
nondescript
Artie
generally
manages
5,
Clifford
4,
Eleanor
3
and
John
band.
The
husband
must
report
on
his
return
the
income
which
1
'z,
all
children
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
his
-
wife
received
from
assets
-
air
Philip
Derry;
and;
Wilma
14,
per
pa
A.
C.
Bennett,
head
of
British
Columbia's
Social
Credit
administration,
charged
that
the
Lib
eral
Progressive
government
in
Manitoba
fears
Social
Credit.
He
said
in
an
Interview
that
the
fear
of
Soeial
Credit
was
responsible
for
the
Manitoba
to
assume
an
attitude
suggestive
which
he
transferred
to
her.
.0.
Is
strike
pay
taxable?
the
lonely
looking
water
front
and
took
a
good
picture
of
the
elevator
site,
along
with
all
kinds
of
harbor.
Numerous
copies
of
that
long
ago
photo
were
sent
to
Ottawa.
Evidently
it
was
scrutinized
more
than
once.
of
a
deferential
old
family
re
Marion
10
and
Diane
9,
child
ren
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Tru
dell.
The
Trudell
children
wer
A.
Where
1
a
member
receives
tainer.
-Actually,
he's
not
too
assistance
from
his
union
for
a
deeply
impressed.
He
suspects
i
government
setting
its
election
vkiting
the
Derry
children
over-,
for
June
0e
day
before
that
his
boss,
is
too
much
of
a
philosopher
to
be.
a
really
effec
h.V3
night,
MEN'S
WORK
OXFORD
Plain
Toe,
Red
Rubber
Sole.
SPECIAL
:
the
B.C.
provincial
election.
period
when
he
was
on
strike,
the
amount
received
need
not
be
reported
as
it
is
not
considered
as
income
for
tax
purposes.
,
.Five
British
admirals
are
learning
horseback.
A
new
and
Mr.
Derry
woke
to
find
pipes
tive
man
of
the
world.
But
he
"This
date
has
been
set
de
as
a'
painful
process
Is
reported
to
rom
wood-burning
stove
had
hberately,"
said
Mr.
Bennett
be
in
progress.
They
will
ride
lllen
during
the
night
and
the
a
picce
of
political
manip
manipula
tion
in
the
Coronation
parade,
di
rarely
contradicts
him.
But
this
occasion
-was
one
of
the
exceptions.
'Artie
umiilertHl
Albert's
logic
for
a
suitable
interval
Then
he
replied:
''Boss,
I
couldn't
agree
less.
Most
of
those
guys
just
wouldn't
be
smart
to
talk
more
than
they
do.
Better
they
should
open
their
mouths
rectly
behind
Her
Majesty,
with
Hie
nation
confident
all
will
do
their
duties.
Coronation
Announcer
LONDON
W
Bernard
Braden,
native
of
Vancouver
who
has
become
popular
in
the
British
entertainment
world,
will
be
in
flames.
He
and
his
wife
were
able
to
crawl
through
the
front
bedroom
window
to
safety.
Light
snow
was
falling
as
Mr.
Derry
ran
naked
back
to
the
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
"It
follows
exaetly
the
same
line
of
strategy
the
socialists
(CCF)
used
in
Saskatchewan
last
year
when
they
held
their
election
the
day
before
B.C.'s.
"This
step
,
by
Manitoba
Lib
phone
Box
638
CHARLIE
ROBERTS
one
of
the
corps
of
television
announcers
for
the
BBC
during
the
blazing
home
in
an
effort
to
save
the
screaming
children,
but
OVR
FISH
Hecate
Strait
sometimes
warms
tip
the
pages
of
Hansard.
Last
month,
for
example,
Mr.
erals
shows
'
clearly
it
is
an
lust
for
fly-traps,
-than
open
them
to
put.
both,
feet
ln
them."
Coronation
proceedings.
he
was
restrained
by
neighbors.
action
of
fear."