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...
wonderful
I
..i
..
.
name
af
the
fop
of
your
list,
a.
row
is
tarnished
with
defeat,
is
to
step
gracefully
and
probably
i
ihankfullv
aside.
Veteran
Earl
I
Kowe
or
magnetic
tyro
George
1'ees
is
to
take
over.
And
thing-t
'
;ire
to
be
different.
-
.
.
But
Parliament
Hill's
political
veterans
aren't
too
sure
thai
tilings
really
will
be
radically
different.
Instead,
they
suspect
strongly
that
they
will
go
on
JU.M,
as
ueiuiu.
hi
uuier
wurus,
lyn't
ri'irhrrlprt
uu
thpl
clue
to
tinj
yaiws
uiumuuf
plight.
Blaming
him
f.ir
1
hp
i
general
election
defeat
seems
to
most
fair-minded
observers
in
these
parts
like
blaming
the
...
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r..
.1.
L.H..
wcaim
I
man
iui
u
ivianii
uh.-
ard.
I"
other
words,
there's
a
..Uona
feeling
that
if
all
that
next
week's
meeting
does
is
,
huiiK'
the
national
president,
then
tliines
will
co
on
for
the
p.c:
just
as
before.
That
mans
tiv.it
they
will
keep
getting
i
steadily
worse.
A
former
national
president,
!
Hon.
C.
P.
McTague
is
credited
;
with
having
made
an
interest-j
ing
attempt
in
Toronto
a
few
!
days
ago
to
function
as
th?
party's
conscience
on
the
eve
'.
of
its
Ottawa
gatliering.
He
told
I
a
luncheon
inci
ting
of
Promts-
!
five
Conservative
business
men
mat
me
puny
nau
i..,
u.
sert
ion
of
traditional
Conserva
tive
principles
to
blame
lor
its
failure.
A'return
to
being
a
real
Conservative
Party,
rethrr
than
a
pseudo
Socialist
Party,
was,
In
his
opinion,
the-
prerequisite
to
revival.
McTague
was
ruiLional
president
in
the
days
of
the
Uracl:-
en
leadership
and
his
present
;
Is
regarded
generally
as
!
,
.......
.t
..i;v,
;,-,.,
"
of
the
wisdom
of
hindsight.
Nevertheless,
that
fact
isn't
regarded
in
Capital
political
circles
as
necessarily
uffecting
its
current
soundness.
Luxury
Steamer
Prince
George
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Hurt
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
Comfort
and
Service
Pnr
reservation
writ
oi
call
Ctty
or
Depot
Office.
I
Prince
Rupert,
B
O.
FRIGIDAIRE
by
more
PUoft
No
Urse
To
Shoot
I
WHEN
some
Puerto
Ri-can
)
Nationalists
sprayed
the
U.S.
Congressmen
with
bullets
some
Cana-i
i
(Han
newspapers
tried
to
i
'
wnt-l-
WOlk
nn
lip
a
.,
rlincejAn
discussion.
about
what
would
happen
i
it
if
and
-111,1
ivhon
When
SOmehod
.mw.IwwU-
i
j
tried'
to
shoot
III)
the
!
r.
,.
Ir
,
!
mons.
,
;
j
So
far
as
I
can
find,
nobody
in
!
our
parliament
even
took
the
;
!
question
seriously.
For
in
spite
j
ol
ths
fact
that
the
centre
of,
the
government
of
Canada
is.
efficiently
guarded
by
two
rings!
RCMP
outside
and
special
Se-
!
airily
Guards
inside,
nobody!
really
expects
that
anyone
In
Canada
will
try
.such
really
'
rough
stuff.
The
whole
Canadian
tradition
j
is
so
against
the
idea
and
possi-
j
bility
of
violence
that
theques-
j
lion
never
.really
arises,
as
a
!
!
practical
matter.
MP's
don't
feel
j
i
important
enough
to
be
shot
at.
I
I
WE
HAD
a
striking
demonstra-
j
tio
of
the
difference
be-;
tween
our
two
countries
la.si
!
!
fall,
when
President
Eisenhow-
j
i
er
visited
Ottawa.
j
For
days
before
the
Presi
-
I
dent's
train
arrived.
U.S.
Secret
!
authorlzea
s
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Deportment,
Ottava
Observer
is
Impressed
N
AN
ARTICLE
on
B.C.'s
remarkable
growth
to
'
appear
in
the
next
issue
of
Toronto
Star
Weekly,
it
is
interesting
to
note
that
much
of
author
Harold
Milliard's
attention
is
concentrated
on
this
northern
coastal
area.
Pointing
out
that
the
province's
most
favorable
element
is
cheaper
waterpower,
rather
than
oil
and
gas,
Mr.
Hilliard
describes
B.C.
development
as
being
sparked
by
the
Kitimat
project.
He
observes
that
this
started
a
chain-reaction
effect
which
now
sees
plans
being
made
for
the
still
larger
Frobisher
project
north
of
here.
Another
undertaking
which
Mr.
Hilliard
regards
with
interest
is
the
Leduc
copper
mining
north
if
Stewart,
lie
remarks
that
it
may
lie
the
first
major
copper
find
to
be
made
in
B.C.
in
50
years.
-
As
for
Prince
Rupert
itself,
the
writer
sees
this
lort
a9
a
thriving
outlet
for
Peace
River
pulp
mill
and
farm
produce,
once
that
area
is
tapped
by
rail.
For
the
malcontents
who
look
at
our
future
on
this
rim
of
wilderness
with
jaundiced
eye,
Mr.
Hil-liard's
article
is
prescribed
reading.
If
their
reaction
in
tfrat
it
U
all
exaggerated,
,
they
might
ask
themselves
if
they
are.
not
also
exaggerating
our
few
REFLECTS
REMINISCES
See
All
the
Frigidaire
Appliances
d
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
LIMITED
'
1
i
WORLD
H
J
disappointments.
Some
of
our
gloomy
joes
are
inclined
to
think
that
to
be
accurate,
you
must
first
be
a
pessimist.
Maybe
they
are
right,
but
somehow
the
most
agreeable
inaccuracies
continue
to
come
true
all
the
mine.
REFRIGERATOR
r
ELECTRIC
RANGE
(3rl
II
j
Service
men
were
on
the
job
i
I
hre,
checking
over
the
whol--1
A
vegetarian
says
he
make
a
layout
of
Ottawa,
and
the
par-
practice
of
sleeping
on
the
floor.
liament
buildings
in
particular.
;
He's
been
doing
it
for
years.
A
II
must
say
that
the
ones
I
ran
I
good
beefsteak,
it
is
needless
to
i
across
were
fine
and
tactful
re-
;
say,
can
perform
all
sorts
of
;
preventatives
of
their
country.
'
useful
services.
Such,
for
t
x-
They
did
the
job
that
had
been
.
ample,
giving
a
man
enough
j
sent
up
to
do
politely
and
tf-
:
strength
to
use
some
of
it
in
HeienUy.
But
I
think
the
very
climbing
into
bed.
fact
of
their
presence
made
a
.
good
many
Canadian
MP's
give
It's
so
easy
for
the
'poor
fel-,
some
thought
to
the
reasons
for
i
low
to
follow
t
h
e
advice,
!
the
differences
between
the
two
"Neither
a
borrower
nor
a
lcn-
countries.
jder
be"
as
he
has
no
money
to
Nobody
would
ever
want
to
lend
and
nobody
will
lend
him
take
a
shot
at
the
Prime
Min-jany.
ister
of
Canada,
unless
he
were
To
Parliament
Hill
circles
I
here
is
something
reminiscent
about,
next
wppk's
Progressive
Con-ervative
gathering
whieh
seems
to
make
travelling
in
a
circle
appear
as
the
characteristic
pattern
of
motion
for
tin
official
opposition
party.
it
was
just
three
years
ago
i
hat
the
PCs
held
a
similar
meeting.
Then
as
now
the
prime
.concern
was
the
selection
of
a
new
national
president.
The
White
Hope
of
that
day
was
George
Nowlan,
Nova
Seoti-i
M.
P.
Rank-and-file
delegates
were
.sold
the
bill
of
Roods
that
with
tiowlan
to
master-mind
the
.
.
of
.t-.
r
i
fvmui
I'diviues
a
tiic
mueKen
House
I
organization
staff
the
party
,eally
WW,,1
80
P1"08-
!
Well,
Nowlan
took
office.
Then
111
due
course
the
general
elec-
ti,"n
Camf.
along-
The
Party
Wf"t
!
places,
all
right-but
not
where'
a
mU
eo.
Politically,
it
did
;
,a
wrng-way
Comgan.
Now
the
still
further
reduced
fragment
that
remains
of
the
i
once-great
party
is
back
where
i
it
was
three
years
ago.
Once
again
rank-and-file
delegates
are
being
told
that
the
party's
urgent
need
is
a
new
national
president.
Nowlan,
the
one
.hining
knight
who:c
armor
and
Why
shouldn't
we
get
a
haircut
on
company
time,
comments
the
Brandon
Sun.
After
all,
our
hair
grows
at
work.
'
Charles
E,
Flesh
and
Henry
Blood
are
both
employed
in
the
.same
business
office
in
Mem-
phis,
Tennessee.
Its
a
bank,
and
'lhat
has
nothing
to
do
with
beef.
FINDING
A
FACT
Sex
appeal,
not
shorthands
j
will
land
the
best
jobs.
Preoccu
patlon
with
pulchritude
may
not!
be
noble
and
high-minded,
but
'
it
is
a
fact:
So
says
Bernico
'
Fitz-Oibbon,
advertising
director
Gimbels
Department
Store,
New
York,
discussing
employment
problems.
i
,
Alimony
might
be
defined
giving
comfort
to
the
enemy.
Constant
smokers
of
middle
age
will
be
wise
to
have
chesl
X-rays
every
THREE
months.
Life
Today.
Whenever
the
situation
appears
to
warrant
it,
the
management
of
the
Cafe
de
la
Paix,
noted
Parisian
restaurant,
hands
out
cards
which
read:
Dear
Customer.
Do
not
be
annoyed
if
we
call
to
your
attention
that
it
:s
customary
in
public
to
show
(marks
of
esteem
-in
;u
discreet
manhttf
The
Managements
(
SOMETHING
IM)ING
Premier
St.
Laurent
will
be
back
home
in
time
to
do
another
I
round
of
hand
shaking,
and
pre-
I
pare
for
all
tnose
cheery
little:
by-elections
in
the
eastern
pro
vinces.
Parliament
may
fancy
there
is
no
leisure
in
politics
1
but
when
a
man
becomes
head,'
or
the
state
there
is
less
time
than
ever
to
be
careless
with.
CHOP
SUEY
.
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p.m.
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a.m.
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There
was
a
time
when
;
members
of
Parliament
cost
the
j
country
considerably
less
than
half
what
they
cost
it
today,
and
exihibited
on
the
average
at
least
twice
as
much
ability
to
express
themselves
without
a
manuscript
in
hand."
B.
K
i
Sandwell
In
Financial
Past.
NMVS
FOR
GOVKKN'MKNT
'
A
delegation
repr.;-.nting
the
Canadian
Construction
Association
was
in
Ottawa
recently
to'
urge
the
government
not
to
spend
more
money.
That's
news,
'
but
you
would
not
think
so.
The
i
association
emphasizes
how
a
I
proirram
of
public
works
Is
neither
necessary
or
desirable
because
Canadian
construction
i
is
already
operating
at
record
capacity,
and
Is
not
desirable
I
because
it
would
not
help
end
seasonal
unemployment
or
provide
new
markets.
III
Ul
bin
Krlritie
II.
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LAW
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OVERCOMES
LACK"
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....
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Ford
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OF
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m,
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ifl
Life
in
Russia
i
A
-REPORT
Ry
Reuters
reveals
that
the
Bolshe-i
vik
Revolution
may
have
taken
a
significant
turn
in
Russia.
For
the
first
time
under
the
Soviets,
Russian
women
are
demarulinp;
(aloud,
that
is)
'smarter
clothes,
cosmetics
and
subtle
perfumes.
As
everything
of
importance
in
Russia
is
handled
by
the
state,
this
is
something-
for
Comrade
Malenkov
to
worry
about.
The
tip-off
about
unrest
on
the
feminine
front
in
Russia
comes
from
letters
to
the
editors
of
Moscow
(newspapers,
which
indicate
that
the
women
have!
something
to
complain
about.
It
seems
that
a
tailored
two-piece
suit
in
Moscow
costs
about'
1,000
rubles,
which
are
worth
nominally
$250,
but
the
buyer
is
lucky
to
get
the
sleeves
the
same
length.
One
.
woman
writes
"We
are
tired
of
sack-like
dresses,
shrinking
textiles,
and
clashing,
glaring
colors."
At
the
stenographer-
level,
the
accent
is
on
.streamline
and
"culture."
The
culture
line
is
defined
in
the
negative,
it
is
not
the
milkmaid
or
the
peasant
style.
The
shop-girl
wants
a
big
slice
of
glamor,
but
she
may
have
doubts
that
the
Russian
.Revolution
tram
deJiver
it:
tft
her;
a.
O
r
1
Captain
Morgan
De
I
uxe
Rum,
the
result
of
more
than
a
icore
of
years
of
preparation,
is
proudly
introduced
in
British
Columbia,
Canada's
most
discriminating
market
for
rum.
.
Captain
Morgan
De
l.ui
os
its
distinctive
character
and
superb
quality
to
cartful
selection
from
a
storehouse
of
the
world's
finest
rums.
These
have
been
brought
together
by
master
blenders
in
a
liqueur
rum
of
an
excellence
unequalled
anvwhere.
Captain
Morgan
De
l
uxe
Rum,
available
now
in
limited
supply,
at
a
premium
price.
Captain
Morgan
5
.
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v
..
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'
J
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"'I'll
n
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riding
in
the
same
car
with
!
some
international
figure
who
'j
might
conceivably
be
the
target
for
somebody
with
an
itch
to
shoot.
Moreover,
this
is
no
imaginary
danger.
Apart
from
the
lact
that
different
American
presidents
have
actually
been
assassinated,
their
fellow
passengers
have
sometimes
fallen
victim
to
bullets
intended
for
the
head
of
the
U.S.A.
In
the
early
days
.
of
Presi
dent
RoosevelVs
regime
his
car-mate,
th?
late
Mayor
Cermak
of
Chicago,
fell
dead
from
sho's
meant
for
the
great
FDR.
SO,
FAR
as
I
know,
the
late
Premier
Hepburn
of
Ontario
was
the
only
public
man
In
Canada
who
felt
he
should
employ
a
bodyguard.
Mitch
was
popular
with
a
very
wide
range
of
human
beings,
and
probably
the
bodyguard
was
there
more
or
less
to
speed
the
parting,-
guest,
who
'powoojmuck
rjluctanccf
to
iRCt
on
his
way.
Mackenzie
King
walked
alone
to
and
from
his
home
for
many
years,
as
he
liked
the
exercise.
A
iong
time
employee
of
the
parliament
buildings
tells
me
that
not
so
many
years
ago
she
walked
up
to
the
building
a
few
steps
behind
our
present
prime
minister.
He
passed,
dozens
of
Ottawa
pedestrians,
almost
none
of
whom
gave
a
second
glance
to
mm
lor
the
obvious
reason
they
did
not
recognize
the
prime
minister
at
first
glance,
Surely
every
Canadian
should
leel
a
deep
sense
of
gratitude
that
we
have
never
developed
;
the
tensions,
hates,
fears
and
j
violent
feelings
that
make
peo-'
pie
with
grievances
look
to
vio
lent
remedies
or
revenge.
Your
Canadian
Red
Cross
.stockpiles
emergency
relief
supplies
in
France,
Switzerland,
Turkey
and
Australia
for
immediate
disaster
assistance
to
any
nation
in
the
world.
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in
harnessing
atomic
energy
in
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the
service
of
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of
the
Soviet
Union,
today
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to
the
official
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that
Russia
has
harnessed
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news
agency
Tass.
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statements
from
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nylon.
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double
bed
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pair
SLEEPING
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sizes.
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covering.
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pillow.
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$20.00.
NOW
COTTON
SHEETS
.
Spartan
brand.
Double
bed
size.
Regular
$7.50.
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pair
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Prince
Rupert