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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
April
30,
1U53
Federal-Provincial
Conference
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Be
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On
Housing
Demanded
by
PC
Top
British
Operatic
Team
To
Appear
in
Calgary
Show
ownership
loan
fund
to
$500.-
OTTAWA
(CP)
A
federal-pro-
,
opposition
benches.
first
.
000.000
from
$300,000,000
and
the
inri:.l
ton
fere
nee
to
plan!
The
Commons,
in
the
means
to
beat
Canada's
housing
major
debate
on
housing
since
shortage
estimated
at
500,000
Parliament
opened
last
Novem-units
has
been
demanded
by
fcer.
heard
a
series
of
suggestions
spokesmen
from
Parliament's
h
tne
nousing
problem
stand
in
Calgary.
Calgarians
can
thank
a
longstanding
friendship
between
the
British
couple
and
Harold
Ram
By
Ml'RIEL
NARRAWAY
Canadiu
PrtM
SUff
Writer
LONDON
(CP)
Webster
Booth
and
Anne
Ziegler,
Britain's
top
man-and-wife
operatic
team,
will
ditch
a
well-earned
holiday
to
fly
8,800
miles
to
a
one-night
rental
housing
loan
fund
to
$250,000,000
from
$150,000,000.
It
also
widens
slum-clearance
provisions.
Mr.
Winters
said
the
total
funds
already
out
on
loan
or
committed
for
home-building
are
such
that
without
the
in-there
would
not
be
say,
former
uruisn
uroaacas'.-
WALLACES
5
ing
Corporation
organist
wno
founded
the
CaSgury
Choral
Society
under
the
sponsorship
of
the
Calgary
Kiwanls
Club.
might
be
tackled.
They
included
a
federal-provincial
meeting,
smaller
down
payments,
cheaper
Interest
rates
and
longer
payment
periods.
The
federal-provincial
conference
idea
came
from
Donald
DEPT.
Ramsay
said
wistfully
In
a
letter
describing
a
musical
play
Eisenhower
Favors
Full
Employment
he
is
producing:
"I
only
wish
you
and
Anne
were
free."
The
couple
immediately
gave
up
plans
for
a
three-week
holiday
In
France
and
will
appear
in
the
nnenine
Derformance
Mav
(API
Presl-
a
nf
"Merrie
England."
a
Tudor
WASHINGTON
lent
Eisenhower
has
assailed
I
nrnrturtion
well
suited
to
the
the
stunidltv
of
mass
unem
TOTEMS
Coronation
or
tne
second
Elizabeth.
They
will
be
the
only
pro-iessionals
in
an
otherwise
all-
plnvment"
and
pledged
"every
useful
measure,
private
and
APPOINTMENT
of
James
H
Black
as
vice-president
of
Canadian
Chemical
and
Cellulose
Company,
Ltd.,
has
beei;
announced
by
M.
W.
MacKer-zie,
executive
vice-president.
Mr.
Black
will
continue
as
treasurer
of
the
company,
a
position
he
has
held
since
its
formation
a
year
ago.
Prior
to
joining
Canadian
Chemical
and
Cellulose
Company,
Limited,
he
was
associated
with
the
Celanese
Corporation
of
America.
enough
money
for
1953
operations.
Housing
starts
so
far
this
year,
he
said,
are
running
ahead
of
those
for
the
same
period
of
1952.
Mr.
Fleming
said
a
federal-provincial
conference
is
necessary
to
work
out
an
understanding
on
tax
sources.
Some
municipalities
now
were
so
hard-pressed
that
they
were
discour-aginb
house-building
projects
because
they
couldn't
finance
necessary
services
like
sewers,
sidewalks
and
electricity.
Mr.
Johnston
suggested
that
the
federal
government
provide
a
$500,000,000
revolving
fund
from
which
loans
could
be
made
to
municipalities
at
not
more
than
two-per-cent
interest
to
prepare
land
for
house-building.
The
municipalities
then
would
oversee
housing
standards.
Fleming
(PC
Toronto
Eglinton)
and
got
support
from
spokesmen
for
other
parties
In
opposition.
C.
E.
Johnston
(SC
Bow
Riven
said
the
government
should
rid
itself
of
the
"white
elephant"
financing
agency,
Central
Mortage
&
Housing
Corporation,
and
get
the
down
payments
on
housing
loans
reduced
to
the
$500
level
so
low-income
men
could
build
a
home.
The
debate
was
precipitated
by
a
government
resolution
preparatory
to
a
bill
making
a
number
of
changes
in
the
National
Housing
Act.
The
bill
eventually
was
introduced
and
given
first
reading.
Rpsnnrrps
Minister
Winters
sPrin9
Avfi
:
And
Summer
fjOj
iYARD
IM
GOODS
sl$M
Sum
s
$vM
I
public."
to
avoid
it
in
the
fu-
Canadian
cast.
.
FAMOl'S
PLAY
EUS
THEATItfc
Matinee
Salurih,
.
......
Ill
ni
siRUins
Calgarians
will
be
the
more
appreciative
of
Ramsay's
success
because
the
Booths
have
In
a
letter
to
CIO
president
I
Walter
Reuther,
the
President
.said
he
firmly"
subscribes
to
the
Employment
Act
of
1918,
whirh
established
the
Council
!
(if
Economic
Advisers
and
made
it
public
policy
to
"promote"
full
employment.
V"
leading
roles
in
this
country's
Coronation
summer
entertainment
plans.
The
Calgary
appearance
will
Valuable
Services
DUNGENESS,
England
(CP)
mm
.
.
......
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f
no
one
in
a
series
ui
ivn-mt:
Isaid
that
the
measure
will
in
crease
the
total
of
the
home-
f3i
rf
J
A.if.)
!
tiold
badges
have
been
presented,
The
letter,
made
public
uy
uie
;
performances
The
to
two
of
Britain's
few
remaining,
CIO.
was
hailed
in
the
CIO
News
th,'UnlU.l
Kingdom
Is
women
lifeboHt
launchers
Madr
as
"a
clear
outline
for
a
"h-
U)
,n
June
l
at
Tart.
63.
and
her
sister-in-law.
eral
economic
philosophy
for
s
,
W!llr8.
one
of
the
big-
i
4.
S
J'.
y,
Mrs.
Ellen
Tart,
09.
They
have
America
the
sort
or
economic
,
t'wi
bc
at
the
colintry
home
had
nearly
50
years'
service
with
philosophy
which
has
proven
so,f
of
Sir
Harold
Har(jW
Wernhcr
Wernncr
at
at
Luton
Luton
j
Hoo.
Bedfordshire.
the
tmngeness
llleboat.
;
uenenuiui
nu
.
jits
people
during
the
past
0
years."
Familiar
Sight
'
Eisenhowers
letter
was
in
an-
ANNOUNCEMENT
Eye,
Ear,
Nose
and
Throat
Specialists
will
be
in
Prince
Rupert
from
May
4
to
9
inclusive.
Appointments
should
be
made
through
your
family
doctor.
,
Prince
Rupert
Medical
Association
V
CRAWLEY,
England
iff-
Lon-l,wer
to
one
Reuther
sent
him
to
this
Anril
Reuther
asked-
the
Bulldozers
have
processed
three
acres
for
a
vast
open-air
stage
that
will
hold
a
cast
of
1.000,
of
whom
'
300
will
be
on
horseback.
Forty-one
microphones
have
been
installed
to
accommodate
audiences
of
about
21.000
expected
every
day
in
a
week-long
festival
starting
on
June
8.
new
town
in
Sussex
missed
the
president
to
summon
a
"broad-
"hurrnu-
'barrow
hnvs
boys,"
"
T
London's
nnfinn's
famed
famprf
l..
,nnfnrnllua
representative
rnnfpppncc
conference
nt
at
ly
merchants
on
wheels.
Council
the
earliest
possible
date
to
now
plans
to
build
an
open
i
draft
a
work
sheet
for
lull
pro-
duction
and
full
employment."
;
market
with
street
stalls.
1
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It
will
be
Miss
Ziegler's
first
trip
to
Canada.
Booth
last
visited
the
country
In
the
'20s
when
the
D'Oyly
Carte
Opera
Company
toured
North
America.
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1-2-3
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Lucky!
Congratulations
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illiam's
Grocery
f
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Battalions
Leave
Korea
(FORMERLY
YOU
CAN
BE
THE
LUCKY
ONE
Lowes
Siieda
which
Is
now
a
member
of
the
Independent
Food
Stores
and
Is
now
able
to
offer
its
customers
No,
you're
not
out
.
.
.
you're
in
on
some
of
the
best
buys
in
town.
YOU
WIN
THREE
WAYS
ir
Buy
one
Save
a
little
ir
Buy
tw
Save
a
lot
Buy
three
HIT
THE
JACKPOT
the
low
prices
which
the
custo-
PUSAN,
Korea
(CP)
The
Lit
Battalions
of
the
Royal
22nd
Regiment
and
the
Royal
Canadian
Horse
Artillery
have
embarked
for
Japan
on
the
first
lap
of
their
Journey
home.
They
will
spend
a
few
days
in
Japan
undergoing
final
mentation
and
medical
examinations
before
sailing
for
Canada
aboard
the
USS
General
Hauser.
"
Each
of
our
stores
have
a
lucky
product
on
sale.
The
first
customer
to
purchase
the
produce
receives
Free
$2.00
worth
of
merchandise.
BE
LUCKY
-
BUY
HERE
rk
mcrsof
the
Independent
Food
Stores
receive.
MIDWAY
-
LYONS
-
SKEENA
Rl
PERT
BLTCHKRS
wish
their
new
associate
member
success.
Also
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64c
Royal
City,
Choice,
15-oz.
RAISINS
A4n
Market
Day.
2's
A
Pears
v.in
Malkin's,
Fancy,
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3
for
67c
25c
SWEET
MILK
Fraser
Valley,
16-oz..
MARMALADE
Malkin's
Orange,
24-oz
39c
Peaches
Done
T1
,or
16c
r
CClj
2
for
31c
Malkin's,
No.
4,
Choice
l3
for
45c
Tomatoes
irj;
Royal
City,
Choice,
20
oz.
I
3
for
65c
Tomato
Juice
;
s
Libby's,
Fancy,
20-oz
3
for
47c
Jello
Powders
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Seven
flavors
to
choose
from
I
3
for
29c
Pork
&
Beans
a
Malkin's,
15-oz
3
for
39c
Malkin's,
Choice,
Vt,
15-oz
3
for
58c
MAZOLA
OIL
45c
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cooking
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you've
ever
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in
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new
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i
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MfClary
eleclnc
nrt
gas
ranees.
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ruM
auloalic
and
with
every
i
MtLicj
modern
Icature.
they
combine
JVV
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beauty
with
pleasure
in
use,'
j
economy
ot
operation
and
lull
iflltt
j
dependability,
ror
satisfaction
now
flUI"
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in
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years
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come
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Pints
CATSUP
25c
Apple
juice
1
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is
Libby's,
14-oz.
5un-Rype,
20-or
N
Tor
hjc
45c
SYRUP
Waffle,
35-oz.
BLEACH
-
Corn
'zili
65c
Perfex,
64-oz
Royal
City,
Crea
.fl
Style,
Fancy,
15-o;
3
for
48c
HONEY
QOo
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Cee,
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19c
2
for
37c
29c
OXO
CUBES
Coronation
Tins
...
3
for
39c
3
for
55c
Malkin's,
Cut,
Fancy,
15-oz.
COOKIES
Weston's
Coronation
Pkg,
l's
65c
CEREALS
l
omnw
Frffrri
rvj
Robin
Hood
COOKIES
Chocolate
Fingers
Weston's,
Cello,
10'j-oz.
39c
CORN
FLAKES
Kellogg's,
8-oz.
.
RICE
KRISPIES
Kellogg's,
9-Oi.
,
a?---
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RtnBu
Cake
Mixes
White
2
25c
17c
28c
17c
32c
45c
FIG
BARS
Weston's,
l's
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Nabisco
Ginger
Bread
26C
Chocolate
27C
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Jan
ROLLED
OATS
Quaker
(Non-Premium)
3's
Or
All
3
For
75c
COOKIES
Vanilla
Wafer,
Weston's,
Pkg.
See
them
NOW
at
your
nearest
McClary
29c
MIDWAY
GROCERY
Phone
659
SKEENA
GROCERY
Phone
581
or
582
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BUTCHERS
AND
GROCERS
LTD.
Phone
21
LYONS
FINE
FOODS
Phones
250
Red
465
WILLIAMS
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Phone
656
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311
Phone
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Avenue
and
MiUride
Street.
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