Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
-
v
n
.:;-;
r
4
I-
'
.-.
"
-
e-
,
?
.Should
you
want
months
to-though
there
is
no
certainty
A
tmxi.
ir0
irpear
shorter
and
years
to
they
might
have
been
flKhtftis
Ma
I,
with
gr,4l
r
.
a
..t
...
..!t
u
ljuith
with
With
thai
the
l
j
.
'
f
V
a
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tyduy.
Feoruary
3.
1953
"
M-fwf.Ur.'.i
Oo!
v
i,-
rT
ct'vouo
to
u
opu!C.lnJt
of
Prism
ftupen
Vr.i
rxt
Or.trmi
Bmtvn
ei.umO!.
U-tctjrr
o
CmiMnn
Ht-
Auuit
fc
iru
of
Oreulatlcti
lieiin
M!i
H'-rsfe
AseoTUoe.
eVfV-j
"he
frir..
Rupm
Du-
Hew-
UmtUtt
J
F
UMiOR.
P-Ket,i
H.
G.
PKRST.
Vk-Prln
wsi
ioner.
win
paying
ioj
nan
-r.-
,
tj
"
'"uuii!
House,
say
l
QO
no
ih
irut.t
mrnt
rarming
lui
irum
As
i
See
It
1
t
I
J-It
if
poll
plan
muiiy
plan
applying
uu
"
'""
m
ini?
can,.,)
,
weU-rn
Canada,
and
Ottawa
Is
WtrwUm
Churchill
'
aid
to
be
thinking
favorably.
.
PtVSIBIUTV
German
were
willing
mere?
ine
cionmt
tii.
-
4'
4
1
A
r-jat
dtritist
i
rfprtrted
to
.i
.
-
rw
...
ThuwiMMd
I.
.
!
-
f
l
carter
y-t
.
IV.
p
month
t!
9s.
per
.
!
IUJ
-
P
iroe.ui.
'!--:
le-r
v
WsfO.
more
man
m
i.rm.uij
..5
hit
earth
u
nvr
ririv.
...
-
rir.iltiir
hnniM
.1
to
be
W
..,.
"
orce
becauie
hu
w;fe
would
not
-V
,".
fnr
r
.!
n
manicurist
uKimrio
job
inh
A!-
Ai-
enu-ii
....
give
up
her
jUjr-.-!
u
or.il
r..:i
fcr
P
t
Of.
Department.
Oiun
Fresh
Action
Welcome
ad.i
ovrrsea
There
could
be
with
the
little
chsr.
r'.
s
ir
inuwn
.
.
!
ing
8uu,v
r
A
truKaJhe
Uiry
unfolds
Its
fiKTTEJl--r
for
worse,
there
is
gome;
to
be
wsiKiH
(cm
,
;
THE
ETTERBOX
rop.
ifl
n
I
rri"
frf-sh
J
(a-n
in
the
Korean
conflict.
That
n
flrivina
tr-it
h...
vmiuni;aii
......
-
cJ.
j
fv
re-ei:Iei
in
President
hisen-
much
was
length.
Incidentally,
a
rattle-1
unabie
to
a;;:,!.-
r
address
on
the
state
of
the
nake
kills
a
schoolboy,
l-oain-
mu-r
an
interpret
t.
howt-r"s
far-r:
rattlera.
a
clergyman
man-
fd
man
'
hit
lllg
Our
Prime
.Ministers
IT
WAS
pure
chance
that
;
two
of
the
finest
books
ever
w
ritten
about
Canadian
politics
should
appear
almost
at
the
same.
,
time.
!
I
have
airrariy
written
about
t
Br-re
Hj!eh:vTi'i
'
Ir.ne'.iibie
CirAdUa."
No
departed
state1?-
,
man
has
tver
tK-en
so
viv;d:y
"br
erst
;..ive
'
as
wai
Mae
sen-
lie
King
by
the
almost
eouaify
1
incredirv;
i
t.
a
bwr-
i
phy
the
book
is
open
to
criticism.
A
CflALLCCC
TO
ALL
Editor.
The
rai!y
Newa:
The
people
of
Britii
Columbia
have
txUxt
thrm
at
tni-
moment
an
ofcjcrt
lewm.
A
chal-
ag
s
to
destroy
about
tlmu-,
,
and
hy
1921
Come
on
to
Ru-
LATKT
(Ort
Afk
perl
Wi
t.
but
aufer
Tlirre
are
five
ruMier
ttrma
In
NEXT
JI
XE
S
REG
AL
CEREMONIES
in
London
UI
be
the
aecond
terfe
by
the
fWilri
eompamrK
Coruiiatioo
.tUriiucJ
ly
taa
bar.isc"
the
Rt'
1?vhI
TUm-
i
n
rmh
the
fwOvrrmen
but
U
la
a:i-Ukr:i.
f"
.
it.
I
nKiltln
ri
ll.rf.
ilaCTI
(rut
f
Sarnvarxl
i(K
ruwU
nf
I
nraim
U
(
HIHIH
llUil
rio,
both
.lbe.
.it,
played
,
U
C.,,
b
.W
,
.
1
Allhtiuyh
there
is
always
the
fear
that
any
new
action
mav
j-prtrwl
the
conflagration,
prohably
mo.-t
;f
the
wi-!?
wvi'J
will
secretly
or
openly
welcome
a
change.
As
it
is
now,
the
kittle
feejns
to
.rwc
settler!
itself
into
a
test
of
endurance
with
a
Nicci-ir.n
no
cl'-r
10
years
hence
than
it
is
at
present.
-
In
eontemplatine
the
possibilities,
one
draws
pa-sutance
from
the
attitude
of
Eisenhower
himself.
"Although
a
soldier
for
most
of
his
adult
life,
he
has
durtr.e
the
Coronation
of
Kine
George
VI
They
aail
rveat
week
aomeonc
K1
ruk
a
bit
tit
a
atreU
h.
.
to
join
Canada's
North
Atlantic
Treaty
OrgaruUon
torrnalion
in
Germany
and
to
participate
in
the
Coronation
eeremoriie
ot
)
we
now
learn
mere
a
nun
.
meal
famine
in
B
C.
and
in
order
to
supply
the
demand
for
X
ih
:
meal
tie
dealcra
are
forced
to
'
ttrtport
lha'
cnmmtilj
from
Vrrit
Fnrfn
a
lwa
broadcaM
we
Bruce
doe
not
attempt
to
docu-.
Qjeen
Elizabeth
It
veins
that
when
the
old-f;ihlin
d
wood.slwd
ent
out.
Juvenile
delinquency,
ranie
in.
merit
me
most
serious
rhariee
!
that
t-
made
in
the
boot
r.atr.e-
!y.
that
Mr.
King
swiir.?
Mr.
8t
VJtXIsr
Report
From
.
.
.
learn
that
a
eanro
of
fih
mew!
Ivts
see!
What
was.
the
inot
allowed
his
training
to
carry
him
to
a
point
jLaurer.t
over
to
acee-ire
ex,
'WV
V
,J!
weatlr
yesterday?
This
is
-coueer
while
our
fvhrmen
a!k
'.
....
.
the
,'
etr!lct
..
acriptioa
bv
hit
amenta
U
Parliament
Hill
ruary
and
mill
part
;
CAWIH
BUUOQ
the
streets
In
klieneu
and
in
nrie
rates
in
want
Ujnhilc.
proeottuvf
pianta
owned
and
the
cra!e-t
sw:r.d
evr
pu!W
in
Canadian
poStics.
But
ai
a
jourr.atic
picture
ol
One
can
t
be
too
sure
or
anything
around
the
Valentine
and
groundhog
sea
in.
By
Edward
T.
Applewhoite.
M
P.,
Skeetxi
r
where
he
believes
that
man
reaches
his
most
noble
".tchi-venrent
on
the
field
of
battle.
Z
On
the
contrary,
the
new
President
is
obviously
"a
friendly
man
who
h
more
concerned
with
his
a
man.
and
the
nation
he
heatf
To
me,
One
of
the
most
noticeable
thing?
about.
companies
remain
Inrked
against
ed.
the
lnr
red
:ble
Canidian"
is.i
i
11
.
.t
r
i.
.
t
.
.i;fir
tLlvrnvn
bvk
out
ImncK.
err
I
M
I
I
C
J
rallies
than
with
hU
enemie
Vowher
in
his
nwh
isuoert.
A-5ove
an.
the
ceader
is-lRe
lonK
tieoate
on
me
lurne
repon
n
wen
tm-
milt,lilIkm
H,iikrim.
his
foreitm
w1icv
better
summarized
than
in
I
b.fr.i
the
fan
tht
Mac-!
ineffectual
speeches
made
by
members
of
the
Op-
bine
commonly
referred
to
as
J"
I
I
VI
VJ
tm
I
aJ
.
free
enterprise.
'
'
i
npni.e
R-ir.g
acea
a
pan
a.i
,
I
V
y.
.a.m...b
ln.,1
1
,
.
.
.
t
,
t.
of
t
I
,
nlmtntflMtmn
:
ihM...H
t.
.
.
-
'
.
f
-
V
1
)
)S
1
1
1
0
11
m.
r
i.t,.-1
i
k.
fVeauae
of
this
aDoallim
aiUi-
...
.
....
ltrf
dtrf
h
r.f!
the
,.
f.(
fart
thr
.v,.fK
he
Whn
when
I
I
think
think
of
of
Ihr
the
stronz
stronz
vmaoiiiiy
...k.
-
i
...
....
:'.
...
AUTOA.AATIC
-will
lit
to
avom
oreaKintr
laitn
'vtiin
our
irienus.
:
waji
for
a
ouarter
century
a
nrac.
atUcki
they
made
on
such
ub-
eeorwmi.
conditM.
of
the
f
tsh-
j
"
'
'
WASHERS
And
DRYEf
S
'
I"
this
respect.
'
Secrttar'
Of
States
Dulle5
Would
juclng
spu-ttuat.
He
ai!ht
he.iU
as
the
late
Comilaes
in-
J2S
Tili;
economic
life
of
the'
province
U
,
.
,
.
.
,
I
forftren
that,
reaiBir.g
what
the
vcsUfation
report:
the
foot-
i
to
recommending
it
-ouw
aooear
;be
well
adviser!
to
take
a
few
tips
from
the
master,
'opposition
pimcai
pr.y
wouid
.and-moum
d-eae
and
reuU
thm
detned
to
render
assist-tu
ltu?triirr
INGLIS
AUTOMATIC
WASHER
U'J
(With
Sudsmiwrl
INGLIS
AUTOMATIC
DRYER
$W
have
done
:h
it
on
the
hustings
price
maintenance.
I
find
il
w
mausiry
eomparao
'
"""
"
"
Zndwmitn'.
.
Horses
on
the
payroli-and
hard
to
.nder.tand
hy
they
to
the
legation
already
enacted
"
combine
u
ainieo
,t
at
txcrcLsmg
n.vw
in
the
have
been
so
weak
and
inef-
to
provide
"
atan
e
for
agri-!
spoons
in
tne
.trie
attic
I
,mw
wra
m
itu
un
uin
;
authority
over
or
oniy
the
fish-
i
wnat
is
fcarter
for
the
Can-
;
fective
m
thin
ca.
culture.
f
Jf
.for
Mr.
Dulles
apparently
favera
using
a
rough
"hand
without
too
much
regard
for
traditional
lines
-of
alliance.
In
hi?
brief
term
in
office
he
has
al-
jaaian
peop.e
to
late
is
me
sug-1
in
the
International
rue-
X"1
.rmi.(
TTie
newj
Item
repnr.tng
th
;
ready
warned
Europe
that
the
U.S.
will
start
to
:
gei:on
teat
Mr.
K-r-t
ce.ioer-
erics
Commission
competed
iti
-
o-.uar-.
nau
maur
uie
.iwu
I
importatl.in
of
fish
meal
from
-os
cc.ji
-.-
year
01
rniuiKW
Ol
ice
-
.
.
Ir.
w.
MentmneH
ont.
nrw
ASK
AIMItT
EA1f
f
AVMl.VT
fUN
At-
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
Em
with
such
im.T.enae
clouds
ofihaHbsit
fishery
and
carried
for-
piacea
certain
sraiemenui
-
-
"
verbiage
that
tite
people
on:y;ard
the
.ateikal
and
biol-
on
Hansard
which,
in
Btaart
s
r
''P
'JX
,
TZL
rare:y
saw
clearly
to
the
hard'ka!
tnveatipaUons
which
form
opinion,
did
not
in
any
way
'
'
f
tTeiTe
the
the
Une
ul
l-h
s.ewhere
'
a.o,.g
core
of
what
as
at
atake
,
m
ba
f
,r
the
lejuiataw
to
the
criticism
that
he
had
j
,
Daring
that
year
cocferencea
p
aced
before
the
hou
GEORGE
B
CASEY.
Phone
644
Box
!l
""rrthink"
it,
policy
unless
the
countries
there
prove
nvre
ajrreeahle
among
themselves.
While
his
desire
on
this
score
is
understand-;;l.le,
his
tone
is
too
belligerent.
It
appears
that
XIr.
;
Dulles
intends
to
dictate
first
and
eo-operate
after-
BHLCE
seems
to
roe
to
fau
down
ere
hid
with
representative
i
on
one
of
his
main
the.
given
;
Canadian
and
Urrtted
States
"
Wards.
The
CfK)peration
part
is
fine
but
history
1
in
hi
preface.
We
dKS
net
ander-;
wholeta
halibut
dealifs.
with
"retfjrds
that
no
one
has
ever
dictated
to
Europe
u:iu
iviiiis,
iie
-
t
-v.en:erence
ooara
composed
do
not
ccderstarwl
Jwrselve
of
reprcien'.a'.ives
from
the
fut-'
Mr.
King
proceeded
as
he
did.
'
ersnen't
ar.d
vessel
owners'
or-because
Car.ocks
are
such
a,
jar.iiat.orj
ki
the
maj-r
haiibut
quf-er
kri.
t;.ttt
he
conkl
not
do
ports
and
with
a
representative
otherw-w
j
of
the
Alaafca
sal
men
trolira.
The
best
antr
io
that
I'lf-
r.FVIFtMIl
EVIDENCE
eetioti
is
that
the
three
treatest,
dead
Canadian
Prime.
Ministers
i
At
ft'r.g
with
the
and
the
great
one
s'i1!
!itit
i
mentioned
repre-ientaavea
of
the
-with
any
degree
of
success.
If
all
of
Mr.
Dulles
et
.
foreign
policy
is
similar
to
his
theory
that
the
;
French
and
the
Germans
will
fall
into
each
other's
.arms.
at
his
bidding,
his
future
is
about
as
bright
";
the
first
syllable
of
his
name.
s
'
-er
tsa
,,i
f,,x'--1
Miibui
indu-strif.
the
Cooinii&iajn
EOTTAWA
diary
'different.
Hardly
anrridy
ad-
"vl
accumulated
evidence
mired
Mr.
K.ng.
eac'evt
a
a!
lich
dicd
that
the
iric-
twhnirisr.
r,ri
rrf'
rfi.t-'t'on
of
fishing
in
Aia
2
to
the
Dunne
the
pre-Chrhtwias
ses-jthis
seconC
Drew
attempt
,
to
man.
Bjt
aimost
everrrT
who'
Uv
WTln&
resulting
!n
;he
ton
of
the
Commons.
Proeres-
muzzle
the
press.
And
nothing
ever
saw
Laurier
atfrird
him
onder-utillzation
of
some
see-
I
!
iijg.
fell)
i
V
live
Conservative
kacr
Geore-?
going
to
happen.
toveo,tioni
of
tne
s;wlu
anJ
tit)r
fmmensefy.
Many
literaKv
;urew
uy
vo!i.t
oouon
to
Even
Prime
Minister
Bt.
Laur
him
Hardly
anybody
would
have
in
the
over-u-.iiization
of
other
sertionj!.
.
,
I
Terms
of
the
current
treaty'
.
-nne
m
"'f'7'-.ent
had
to
be
cool
towards
the
gar.
e
out
to
fight
and
die
for
j
.
"I"!
""!
rarna-.pc
Wader',
latest
erusadc.
Pre
Mackenzie
King.
But.
if
ne
had
.
irftt
j'jff
t.-.
t
t-rt
ir.si
nev
.
.
...
.
allowed
oniy
one
fUhing
period
uTk.
I
iumaoiy
ne
was
a
good
enoagn
;
asked
them
to.
a
tool
many
area
each
t
Wr.5w.rtte,;!
WJwr
to
"ali2
that
"
Canadians
of
both
races
would
'n
"f?,
"
frofn
-tbatint
any
of
argument
about
Parliament
be-
hav
done
Sn
for
ro,,rir
Tnat4""
It
seemed
likely
t
red
hat
tome
j
"
?.-.r
.
ot'pati
miht
expioti-j
vlVrir
'mfS
eourt
ln
respect
10
"to",
would
have
applied
to
Macdon-
I
'oution
rotation
cf
of
opening
opening
dat
dates
r;.r:-..:ve
rtr-!tny
eriucism
consututes
eon-'
ir
U)Q
bring
bring
about
about
a
a
more
more
evei
even
or
rle'
or
to
a
.
t'
r.
tie
eMM.e.
nitu
9mt
.
n
.,orv0forhthen!'P,JbaC
!
"'terfihed
sect
tons
were
open-
l'iht1.to
dlSfT
I
rOUNT)
Donald
CrhtonV
try
ior
tnem
in?s
c
Parliament
freely
and
.
,,.ed
experimentally
"
'
on
later
dates.'
-book
on
John
A
Macdnnaid
au
.
;
t
id.-n-.ify
tn-
mdiv-.dttaiJ!
-.divditais
frnrn
from
,
rlticize
.i.:
.1
them
freely
is
the
very
The
Committee
on
Defence,
the
more
fascinating
because
of
the
Hutchison
work
on
Mr.
Kins
,
Expenditures
has
started
its
sit
ur
T
urj
eaiiij
vu
m-,
essence
of
democracy.
'?
rrst:ri.
parliamentarv
observer!
ree
tings.
I
am
bo
that
committee
'If
ever
politicians
were
as
dif-
on
its
sub-eommittee
on
.
The
mrn.fkarit
thin
about
,
ogniae
the
Drew
performances:;'
iZjZ
i
and
lfT"1
fb"
that
mr
.as
the
entb-ias
exceptional.
Its
not
unknowt
h'h"n?
lhe5'.we,
arjJ
eKiii..
11m
ejviva
Hht;
iir
un-
i.m
w'h
w'fiu
h
the
I
jheral
i
fnr
0ftwmittfiiti
Ln
nrntet
fir.oh
QJumN
i'i
Firit
Disliftry
Siw
J
Found.
J
tn
l
bv
Wiilnw
B-
J
Founder
wiftii
EresIqiM
K
ra
i.
piij
ui
i
ft
iir.Viuii.
n
'
uiiij
mVr'jtf-
Miristr
underw
rote
the
i
aeainst
unfair
newsDaner
critic-
Kin?-
have
we
the
Currie
Report
to
go
The
only
politician
of
our
own
ici'vj
si
P,t
Hon
Mr
St
Laurent;
ism.
But
for
an
-
opposition
r
r
,
Into
11.
.
J
but
uu
v
ax
also
urwii
details
wi
f
the
vf
le
oe-
m
,
'Wdn
t
ha-.e
sppliuded
more
leader,
whose
entire
life
is
spent
1
um
....
remmoed
,
,
.
.
m
m
part(ffnee
"
burtretwmf
'
t,
Wtlu
mthusiast
aliy
if
he
had
been
,
in
criticism,
to
criticize
a
news-i
of
Sir
John
A.
wa
the
tote
Pre-1
on.
1
mier
Hepburn,
who
was
alo
a
One
of
the
most
dramatic
,
r''lvsn;
the
news
that
the
j
writer
for
cr
Korein
War
was
over
or
that
j
precedented.
;
eer.iiw
in
conviviality,
once
i
moments
here
was
at
five
tnin-
.
while
high
in
the
public
life
of
-i
Canada.
Macdcnaid
went
off;
.
..
X
All
CCTslK
I
CC
r,rrhrira"nt.
Vnn.
enteral
!nr
When
the
Prime
MlnlffUr
"
Marshal
gfaim
had
eaued
a
hait
to
the
eoid
war
on
the
terms
of
thfl
Wertcrrj
rxraers.
Nothing
actually
happpned.
for
the
reason
that
the
Drew
v
proposal
was
fwrrmlftely
im-
I
VULLJ
I
UMLJer
on
a
two
man
show
to'
l"
hw
1
'
Frwm
the
File
r
The
Dairy
.
JfrirJH
T'sdvLwd
a
wildly
cheerlri;
Hoa.se
'
up
in
a
bearskin
and
did
tricks.
i
.
...
(l,
practical.
But
the
episode
was
I
W
TtOf
Ago
I
Oday
Tne
rather
of
Canadiar
i-,
!
federation
was.
the
bearma-ter.
,
.
K,
,
di-sturbing
to
the
peace
of
mindj
The
Prince
Rupert
harbor
was
11'
'
"
.....
.
,Kt
Ihl.
..1.
of
more
than
the
newspaper-
alive
with
hemng,
in
promising
sometimes
drink
heanjr
that
here.
;
,,urwlf
merlin
he
would
be
unable
to
otter
more
In
the
itav
when
Briit'h
QV''mhia
cities
were
brine
hewn
out
of
Vi.int
forest
statiJs
few
men
frcw
the
tr-mrmlou
future
in
store
(
(
iii.dVs
1'j
ifk
I'rrtitive.
)i,c
m.m
wlio
di
x
WiHum
Br-ul.
In
V,
lie
founjed
the
IVivinre's
firt
ilti!t-ry
TIk-
l!ntih
Columbia
)iti!!cry
Company
l.imitrJ
in
New
Witminter.
At
s
lime
when
thst
city's
population
was
a
mere
nine
thruanl,
ilh.im
Braid
ml
laying
the
firm
frmmJation-
,
,
.
fetting
the
policy
.f
quality
.
.
.
for
aft
inuVtry
that
h
played
an
increasingly
important
pirt
in
li.C.'s
economic
development.
Since
lOflf,
the
Company
has
ntcadily
e-panded
its
facilities
to
w'-ct
tlic
grow
ing
lirmanj
for
lis
quality
products
at
home
and
in
the
mark-is
of
the
world.
'Ilay,
the
mfnlcTn
I!fitih
Columbia
Distillery
on
Nrw
WVsi
minslrr's
Itraid
Street
stands
s
tangible
evidence
of
the
foresight
of
ili
founder
William
Braid.
j
m-n
on
parliament
inn.
Liberal-minded
MPs
they're
2
to
be
found
in
all
party
groups
in
the
House
were
a
bit
shock-
rd
to
find
the
leaders
on
both
Z
sides
of
the
House,
whose
busi-
ne.ss
it
is
to
be
at
daggers
drawn
on
tnost
Iss'jes.
of
one
mind
on
Tear
Ago
I
Oday
J
n,r
speecr!
-me
whole
ctmntry
The
Board
of
Trade
and
the
knew
0f
f,Li
drunks.
Yet
all
the
Northern
B.C.
Timbermen
s
As
j
while
he
was
helping
to
guide
sociation
entertained
a
large
I
the
scattered
colonies
of
British
personality.
i
ONE
BCBJECT
Wednesday,
January
28.
195J
was
one
of
the
few
days
In
(act
I
think
the
only
day
I
have
known
when
the
House
discussed
fisheries
all
day;
this
was
on
number
of
visiting
lumbermen
!
North
America
to
the
federal
at
a
smoker.
wnion
which
Is
one
of
the
greatest
feats
of
statesmanship
in
history.
the
motion
of
Wes
Btuart
(Lib-
George
Wilson,
business
man
a
proposal
that
came
pretty
cloie
to
involvine
censorship
of
thp
press
of
Canada.
There
was
an
unpleasant
flavor
of
vI
absolutism
and
dietatorshln
about
the
whole
incident.
Charlotte,
MBi
"that,
m
the
ager
of
the
Dairy
News
gave
a
Tne
main
thing
that'
Laurier
and
Kin
had
in
opinion
of
this
house,
the
government
should
consider
the
ad-
talk
on
"The
Making
of
a
News-
paper"
to
the
Tvaia
boys
at
their
iCOmmon
was
that
their
main
monthly
supper.
problem
arose
from
the
fart
that
The
United
Btstes
paid
Ru
ta
17.200.000
for
Alaska
tn
1867.
equivalent
to
two
tents
an
acre.
Canada
is
a
two-race,
two-re
20
Years
Ago
Today
-
DREW
AND
THE
PRESS
presumably
the
memory
of
-
the
Prime
Minie.pproba-
tin
encouraged
'rnV
PC
leader
'
in
.his
latest
"Ufriijii
f"
fetter
-
the
parliamentary
correspond-
Under
the
baton
of
H.
N.'lig10"
country.
British
Columbia's
First
Distillery
Founded
in
l'JOf
by
William
Braid
Brocklesby,
conductor,
the
Philharmonic
Society
gave
its
second
concert
before
a
large
audi
2
enU.
This
time,
hiiffirument
is
m
lhat
Parliament
is
V
court
and
that
the
parliamentary
eommit-
ence.
SOLDIER
RECEIVES
SWEATER
DONATED
BY
HIS
MOTHER
10
Year
Ago
Today
THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
CO.
LTD.
..
tees
also
are
courts
and
that
Customs
revenue
for
the
any
reporter
who
writes
ln
critl
Z
cal
vein
of
what
goes
Jon
in
their
exalted
precincts
is
guilty
of
month
of
January
was
reported
as
$8(1,753.85,
almost
double
the
amount
collected
last
January.
MEW
WESTMINSTER,
B.C.
B.C
EXPORT
B.C.
RESERVE
B.C.
STERLING
LONDON
DRY
GIN
B.C.
SPECIAL
-nr,temDt
of
COUTH
8.
C.
DOUBLE
DISTILLED
lr
As
a
starter
yne
PC
leader
""wanted
action
taken
aeainst
a
NORWICH,
NY.
(API
When
Mrs.
Harold
Moore
knitted
sweaters
for
the
Red
Cross
during
the
war
she
felt
certain
that
some
day
one
would
bring
a
touch
of
home
to
some
soldier.
At
Fort
Dix,
NJ.,
a
young
aoldier
walked
Into
the
quarter
master
exchange
recently
and
asked
for
a
eevete-
sweater
He
received
one
with
a
tag
inscribed:
"Donated
by
Mrs.
Harold
Moore,
Norwich,
N
T."
.
The
soldier
was
Pte.
Harold
Moore,
her
son.
Ira
DU
wort
rC
CBC,
a
seared
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
In
a
letter
that
the
CBC
Is
proceeding
u
member
of
the
prs
gaBery
who
"
had
broadcast
over
CBC.
during
with
arrsneemenU
to
connect
i
Z
the
wpek-end
on
-Jhe
Currie
re
'
txirt.
ment
nf
B'i"
h
Tbts
advertisement
Is
not
pnnilsheo
or
CKytaye
1
the
I.iqom
Control
Hoard
r
bv
tli
(iovern
CTPR
vrtth
the
national
network
t
with
a
direct
line
to
Jasper.
"
Again
nothing
happened
from
Z
.-
'"IMS