Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
i
See
It
IZ,
ram
Mondffy,
April
12,
l!)f)4
.
PARLIAMENT
Letterbox
'!'10
l.nr-
i
that
until
the
commission
and
fNeWS:
'
!
the
Department
of
Fisheries
me
T)
I
lie
i
letter
In
your
paper
over
certain
that
this
fishery
will
not
the
signature
oi
.r.
n.
H.
Sager
be
injurious
to
Canndinn
and
or
the
Fisheries
Association
of
American
interests,
there
must
H.o.
is
deserving
of
a
reply.
He
(be
a
limited
off-shore
operation,
mentions
in
his
letter,
the
standi
The
Honorable
James
Sinclair,
taken
by
the
United
Fishermen
;
Minister
of
Fisheries,
admits
that
By
E.
T.
APPLEWHAITE,
MP
Skeena
t
by
PU,..n
CI
more
w
Independent
dally
newspaper
d-voted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Kupn
.
and
Northtrn
and
Central
British
Columbia
Member
of
Canadian
Pres.
Audit
Bureau
oictrrulanona
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
!
m
d
The
Pr"lce
RP-t
ruily
NeWL
Limited.
S..PreSt
Q"
PERRY,
Vlce-Prtdent
Bubsonpllon
Rates:
'
Z
mall-Per
"t?"
:iSc:
Per
month,
1
00;
per
year
tlOOO
nfrtT?;,
Jiy
month,
?5c:
per
year.
B0O.
LjW1
;M"COn;classm'i'1
"y
the
Post
omre
DpartmenOU.-.
and
Allied
Workers
nm
rin
no
statistics
are
nvuilahle
which
The
Minister
of
Fisheries
Is
There
are
quite
a
few
fnr,
";
now
working
towards
ao
In-!
residents
of
Skeena
down
Z
creased
vote
in
tlie
supplement-1
one
runs
into
them
occi.inn'
n
"!
ary
estimates
for
the
Fisher-
!
John
Good,
son
of
Prirf
-7
p
'
'
i
mens
Floats
at
Cow
Bay--a
i
pcrt's
former
city
engineer'
Pni
'
matter
in
which
Mr.
Sinclair
!
Oood.
is
here
now
'Hei
takes
a
great
personal
Interest,
i
lieutenant
with
tlie
Rovil
r
'
In
past
months
I
have
tried
to
Indian
Navy
attached
to
Niiir""
outline
the
purely
technical
dif-
!
al
Defence
Headiniarteri
ficulties
we
face
in
appropriat-
i
my
wife
and
I
have
son
mi
n
i
l
Head-on
Clash
clearly
indicate
the
number
of
fish
caught
by
the
Japanese
offshore
fishermen,
destined
for
live
to
the
Japanese
Fisheries
Treaty
and
referrto
the
Union
claim
that
the
Japanese
offshore
fishery
is
"invading
the
waters
.
of
the
North
r:,in
Canadian
streams
and
those
heading
for
the
Asian
coast.
Our
THE
MOST
important
feature
of
Mr!
Abbott's
budget
speech
was
his
flat,
complete
refusal
to
bow
to
catching
salmon
destined
for
i
Union
has
supported
a
scientific
ing
moneys
ror
something
we
did
not
own.
Now
that
the
Aia.sKU
and
B.C.
salmon
streams
conservation
urogram
and
we
federal
authori
,ni
.,.,
i
fih.
'
transfer
transfer
to
to
the
the
a
no.
in
us
causing
a
decline
In
,hi,.h
,.irt
min,
fi..k
'.
,ui'lies
has
been
approved
by
Vic-
mis
northern
fishery."
He
goes
the
attempted
blackmail,011
'o
state
this
cannot
be
sup
find
his
wife
several
times
Thit1
always
meant
a
good
loni?
talk
!
about
the
old
home
town.
i
A
few
of
tu
here
have
started!
the
ball
rolllni?
with
a
view
to
orannizins
a
trip
to
Britihh
Co-,
lumbla
about
next
September
of1
a
party
of
some
100
M
P
's
and
'
Senators
and
their
wi
a
!
source
while
our
fishermen
are
!
l"f-
1
na,vpI,
.b,;en
PM"n
tne
Minister
of
Fisheries
tied
i.n
In
the
internst
nf
,-!
for
action
move
move
nf
t
ho
ll.n.Wvii.
I
?mm
1,1
IiXCi
an(1
that
they
can
the
wm
if
f
.hLorvnii
un
0o
thi
ff
h..
!
which
would
make
these
floats
North
Pacific
Fisheries
nrimmuJ'flsherv
Khnniri
h
iimi'tArt
t,',
!
useable
for
the
1054
season.
Mr.
K"vci
iimenc
oi
uueoec.
I
(5i
minion
fish
until
..r
t,ii.
;
Sinclair
is
now
pmssliiR
th!s
It
will
be
remembered
that
a
Our
Union
did
not
state
thuttnical
experts
run
be
cerUlin
that
:11'""1
hls
Cabinet
colleagues
royal
i-gmmisslon
made
exhaus
i
somewhat
similar
iinriert.'.'n.,
i
tlve
investigations
in
the
1U-
'
,
?P!l"?'
f!'ih',ry
would
!
our
Canadian
fishermen
arc
pro-!
Fnr
!'',ort
many
yars
now;waa
p!.auua
in
im
i.
h'nrt
.
thirties
of
the
question
of
double
lze,t,h
B.C.
and
Alaska
S
tec
ted
and
that
a
large
part
of
!
the
people
of
Port
Clements-
:
be
abandoned
on
account
of
th.
and
triple
taxation.
It
will
also!
'Ps-
Wp
fli(l
ftntl
do
claim
their
catch
is
not
destined
for
:
ud
fishermen
from
other
parts
'
Railway
strike.
Our
district
1,
be
remembered
that
tlie
same
j
'
Canadian
and
American
streams.
"f
the
district
have
been
hope-
j
forced
ahead
since
IO'iO
In
ih
't
rnv-il
royal
mmm
commission
1a
...
.
i
"V
I
I"
A
1
u.
o
......
,
ItlllV
W.litlriL'
ffir
tho
o.hiiilrlinn
'
I
"
.'
,,llnal
!
the
NEW
recommenti
lllA
ec
icii-is
to
me
japuu-;
-
"
?
"
ji
wus
unauie
to
anion
W
I
I
r
VY
A
!'
MshTlM
Treaty
which
ouri'"1'";
D'ra,KWal"r
f,t
p"rl
Cle-;nim-h
Interest
amonK
the
m,.m.i
j
Union
!m'
That
job
Is
to
be
done
I
nn
ed
a
consolidation
of
tax
collections
in
Canada,
partly
to
avoid
duplication,
and
nartlv
to
t.ive
iuu
hKeetia
in
the:
,
But
with
the
world-!
Jlv'a
1
1
vigorously
opposed,
nt-s-
ners
to
as
u
r-v
i
A
i
Fjl
A
PV
I
Rtiarantee
of
protection
for
our
!
ll,is
5",ilr'
1
um
1:,l
t
say,
very
.
Ititu-rar
1-
I
f
j
;
halibut,
salmon
and
herring
fish-'
Khltl
ln
f;,rl
I've
been
iryln?
!
wide
u
;
i
eries.
Let's
look
at
the
record
1
10
K1'1
t,lis
tion"
for
several
!
brought
!C.
Premier
Maurice
Tin-I
t
Mir.n
r
..
.i
(Ve:irs
This
hinl,iiKlnr
...Ml
i,
1
i,
a
helping
nana
to
the
provinces
less
messed
by
plentiful
natural
resources.
I
Warning
From.
Within
j
NJ0T
oven
the
announcement
itself
that
the
rlry-
I
N
dock
was
to
be
sold
had
the
explosive
effect
;
of
the
local
Liberal
association's
resolution
Friday
;
demanding
that
the
federal
government
change
its
'
i
attitude?.
"
.
Mich
a,
move
was
far
more,
than
just
a
pro
;
test
against
the
government's
action.
It
was
a
des-
perate
warning
from
within
.
the
Liberals
own
j
ranks
that
the
party
was
failing
to
keep
faith
with
!
its
historic
'principles
of
building
a
Canada
that
is
.
strong
in
every
nail.
It
was
a
reminder
that
down
;
through
the
ytit's
the
Liberal
party
has
proclaimed
;
itself
as
reprwntativo
of
the
people,
not
of
sec-'
tional
interests.
Where
private
enterprise
fails
to
.
meet
those
people's
needs,
the
party
traditionally
is
supposed
Jo
extend
its
strong
hand.
I
In
pursuance
of
its
policy
to
reach
to
the
out-
"wont
fringes
of
the
country,
the
federal
govern-.
merit
recently
established
a
department
specific-;
ally
responsible:
for
the
development
of
Canada's
I
northland.
To
jutige
from
our
experiences
here,
I
however,
the
northland
must
skirt
around
B.O.'s
"wst
northerly
port.
Perhaps
itapnjies
only
to
the
J
Aretie
Circle
which
was
examined
a
short
while
a
by
Defence
Minister
Claxtoif.
If
the
drydock
:
vv'ere
'
Aklavik
or
some
such
place,
it
might
earn
J
more
respect
than
it
does
in
its
present
position.
;
As
a
result
of
its
handling
of
this
affair,
the
:
federal
government
should
be
advised
that
being
a
Liberal
out
here
at
the
present
moment
is
some-;
thing
like
being.
a
case
of
measles.
At
the
same
i
1'
I
.
,..
.
,
the
hllL
St
tof)k
j
miiu"
inMe
job
involvin
iweti
ijnirem
?i
n
...
-tleet
"PPi-oximately
two
....
and
.
.
-
-
i
Vancouver,
me
main
n
meav
rironosed
was
that
the
Dominion
should
:
to
Mn
,
V'w
one-half
(2iw
million
fish
(sal-
'.
tons
or
quarried
j
by
ship,
stopping
at
Kemam
lusic
lorty,lK
Own,
Poctlv
iom
on
Hi
w
9iv
you
quid
Vkioi'i
m
ufc-'uut.
Y,i
Cotolojm.Ci!.
10
COl
CCt
income
'inri
enrnnr
i
nnl
U.
.
-ri-
u.ivici
ni
-in
101
1U111IOI1
lisn,
'
-.-!.
,
1UIIU
S
D
y
UCCan
tV
Hi)
Tllnu
lion
lax",
or
len
d-a7h
du"
!
te
L
of
d
u'V"8
?"?Ur
its
,
sherien
publications
in
the
U.S.
j
f''
wide
and
18
feet
above
low;woIM
r.a.m
by
r
.1
ti..v
ties.
ti,
The
maiorit.v
!,...
.'.
nm..li.
i.
.
:,Cn
"ncl
'
'
rents.
I""-..11
It
i
i
nim
and
Canada
Canada
indicate
indicate
that
that
their
their
i
water
level.
In
fit,
Prin,
tiiM,.,-t
.
,,t
u,
.
Hie
North
Atlantic
Treaty:
I
shall
tiy
t
keep
1
yoi.
further
luI""
was
sinned
ort
Amil
4
104!)
ami
.
:
inces
--'
-
(loet
.will
be
enlarged
by
several
agreed
to
the
proposal
A
'
pute
minority,
however,
refused
'to
tw
i
.,uu,
,u
,,
..
mother
ships
and
many
-killer'
on
AP'"
April
4
this
yej,r
yVr
I
I
attended
attended
I
"
muU-r-
agree.
But,
when
the
war
oc.if.be
tiin
m.T
L.
.
,
'i
DoaU-
?
vouM
mean
n"
"-!u"
ninwi.
i.,,..,..
..
....
--
..."-
i-iniiiei
is
crease
in
their
catch
un
to
20
or
a
1
(tie
cerenionv
In
f,m
f
n.
!
11
M
me
like
a
McMED
Dominion
quickly
worked'
out
i
unwi
lAgtiess
to
rnTx
ren
i
30
miM.1,n,
sh-
We
lha
i
Prlh.ment
nlldi..8S
at
which
!
wonderful
opportunity
,or
us
l'ltIM
U
failed
to
or
tllls
hory
on
o.ir
scntcd
a
,
I""."""
1
receive
rrr"-.
...
""aMS
P-
l"e
arithmetic
'
in
"
a
jiui..mh'i;.
nutshell.
i
Uimr.n
f,ainiDTi
rniirfPi
m.
ik
:
n.-u
m
.
tn
i
nu.r..r
...
..n...,.,
.
.
"
:
"'i'"'semauv'
group
of
Dar
.
.
Phones
(
fiijm
the
ill
in,.
'
:
'gnn'w
mm
with
such
emim,U
ISm
SS?isoJ
year
tHd
h
"1
f.
Iheled
NaUons
was
br,en
out.
It
"Vines
to
all.
concerned
that
been
"
"7
"'
sal,le
for
all
of,
one
by
one
t
entitled
to
receive
lis
-!
.
tile
nrnvinceo
n,v,i,.i,
i,..
limnnnn
...
,..,.
j,,,
.
.
'
I
iJtst
year
the
Bristol
Bay.
and
us
to
pause
and
remember
that
lously
ously
opposed
opposed
the
the
move
move
for
for
l
tax
ax
I
n
agreement,
the
province
wis
I
S
E'
'ska
fisnt"rie
reached
aiin
tho.
two
Wo,
lfl
Whm
whole
simpiiiication,
fell
into
line.
Ontario
was
the
second-to-last
holdout
but
even
Ontario
substantially
agreed
after
Mr.
Front
became
Premier.'
Quebec,
under
Dunlessls
hi
entitled
to
levy-and
did
lew
i'"",u
",w
1,1
Pr(uei'on.
it.
Is
"""
weie
overrun,
millions
"
"
a
seven
ner
cent
f.,v
I'
nt
"ssary
to
comment
on
the
lf
"vf,s
were
lost
and
hundreds
poration
income
The
2kWna
and
Naas
run?f
hPre
'of
billlon5
of
cloll;irs
wcre
s''nt
revenue
from
this
source
was
$67
ooo
I
R,,"ert-
The
numbf,r
of
'!-1
Part
of
thi
price
of
victory
That
left
the
province
$4
5
m
1
2
!
mm
in,th!?
T,
Who
Cnd''d
theiRIn,:,
th(
World
War
!
I"
the
hole
'untry
after
poorer
over
the
year
tii...
it
are
known
to
country
has,
by;
would
have
been
iir
..
.
v
I
most
huslnessmen.
and
of
course
'''
nteans
or
another,
.succumb-
r
not
only
refused
tn
i,,
l
i,,i
w
..
.i.-tli,
l
iiil-II
t
UIICCI
IJCU,
i
'
fc"
.
V"
,1(1
llluiUL
Illt'fl.irC.
I'
1
with
all
the
rest
of
the
couiitrv
I
rent''il
Pact
Our
fishermen
and
the
local
na!i
become
obvious
thaf
business
men
whose
bills
have
peace
is
lo
be
maintained
not
been
paid,
know
full
well
the''':in
be
done
only
by
the
colic
but
now
the
Duplexsis
govern-
During
the
year,
however,
the
nient
has
made
what
seems
to
i
province
failed
to
take
advan-,me
to
be
a
most
brazen
attempt
tage
of
the
privilege
accorded
to
j
ume,
in
mis
very
hour
of
unpopularity,
the
local
J
party
association
has
achieved
singular
distinction
I
)y
itf
forthright
action.
It
is
a'
move
that
could
j
have
('n
Ki'le-stepped
in
the
hope
that
other
I
events
between
now
and
the
next
ef-ction
would
j
restore
the
party's
standing.
:
.
I
To
their
lastincr
credit
kwpvpv
momrinvu
r,f
disastrous
results
of
a
poor
fish-
live
strength
and
the
combined
i
1
Irs
:Y-
LIT
I
iJvuLicui
oiacKmu
ever
wl.-
urovmc.es
without.
t,.v
'
....
.
.
need
in
ihi.
,
rj
.
I
;Mn,.i
.
V
-'"".ing
year,
we
no
not
Know
ucuoti
oi
me
iree
western
na-
The
Zen"
hte
In,
a
t
-lW
Walter
this
off-shore
fishery
"ions.
So
I
feel
sure
all
loyal
naolcd
tw
whtht
fSuch
n
0nuhPT0n.a!
,,lnCOme
lis
10
Wame
but
we
are
not
con-
i
Canadians
will
continue
lo
sup-
a
p
f
"wait
and
see."
Iport
Canada's
effort,
to
do
our
t.
"
"
of
facts.
Tha
nrel!
U
:-i
nose
l"""i
would
return
ircuill
HIl
PSMTTiniPil
'
1,
1
.
readers
will
wonder
why
'
;
'
..
e
North
Atlantic
'
the
group
did
not
choose-
this
course.--It
is
to
he'
""t.
.
i.
.
.
....
Treaty
Organization.
mm
m
i
Tiopetl
that
their
-
courage
r,"
will
"...
remirtcf
v...,...,
Liberal,
i
uin
tiw
irlS,S;SrS;,
"1?'"
"
?!
ntfuuro
Ottawa
of
nf
the
u
record
..
j
.
,
.
,
leiven
nH,.,i.
.....L,..
.
iiu
.
...:.
jeavt
i
Association,
takes
tiie
Dositiim
nf
IQQM'irAvn
g
;
of
bold
achievements
which
;
has
made
their
party
a
great
one.
"F"
iu
ievy
in-i-""-
1'uiJics.Ms
puoier
oiily1...
.u
,
.
----
-
-
come
taxes.
As
the
Minir...
t'
bv
some
'S
onn
nnn
n
Finance
showed,
this
statement
he
entered
into
a
lax
rental1
IM-J1
!
".f
mtn-
We
would
suggest
in
is
K
as
o
untrue
i..
..,.
i
I
i
.
.
1
all
slnceritv.
thill,
thp
rem,.n,l,,
a.s
it
is
mischievous
agreement.
Tho
U.iAhon
In...
-
l
.
n.
'
..
.
..
.
.
.
I
investments
of
the
U.S.
canning
'
"
'l"ts
a
P-t-
"ic
contention
of
the
Quebec
interests
into
,
'meiesi.s
into
Jmi.
Japanese
fkhln
l)nal
inenmr,
t.,v
-,r
Premier
i
tho
h.
.knf4
u
the
a-nZ;
ri.!.
!
allowed
to
ZJ,"
!
m'.
mi"1
nave
a
great
deal
to
do
with
his
attitude.
It
---
w,,,,.,.
tnc
same:
"
any
niiunge-
QuebfC
taxpap?r
has
to
pay
year
ment
which
would
place
his
pro-by
year'to
tlie
treasurvnf
rr,.,.!
vinee
on
a
par
with
other'
i,,n.
Warm
weather
.
.
.
family
picnics
,
.
drives
,
.
.
they're
on
the
wav.
Andtf
it's
time
to
have
our
mast2r
mechanics
car
over,
and
make
adjustments
b
and
Summer
of
s-m-o-o-f-h
rrcforing
up
today!
must
be
obvious,
If
fishing
companies
on
this
side
of
the
Pacific
who
havo
money
Invested
In
da.
Then
with
'an
impudence
vWccs
,n
"wpect
to
iU
treatment
lV
1Yn.
riA..i
.
...
wmcn
sets
a
national
record,
the
i
-j
w.
icui
iai
ucasury,
ana
that
Janpnese
fisheries,
and
who
can
Dupiessis
government
demands
fhc
uMn't
be
blackmailed
b
f
Vhelr
eby
In
that
the
Duplossis
duplicate
tax
'"''1
penalty
into
.signing
a
'n
i
Jho,i
7y
Ta
.
-
"
-
islie
u4i-.-,jiujc
mi
cry.
can
b
orinn
i
,
Should
I
tax
tax
r
t
.
.
.
..
.
"""
"8
should
be
in
cnlirol,,
agreement
agreement
r
renitnnont
e
n
u
a
n
n
n
t
in
',,.,,.
ii,i
DINING
PLEASURE
...
SUPER-SERVIO
in
as
an
expense
under
the
Dominion
levy!
By
a
strange,
warned
reas
Pmnnh
ii
A
.
uua
i
i.,n
nitu
me
American
mar-
oi
provincial
rights.
American
fishermen,
they
will
The
federal
government's
ar-
do
so.
The
fact
that
this
will
sumcnt
is
that
the
'
Quebec
Pre-
mean
unemployment
unpaid
mier
should
accept
the
same
bills
nntl
hardship
for
fishing
1
1
"AT
Till;
f'OI'A'i
rt
OF
Sr(ONI)
AM)
SPARKLING
NEW
oning,
the
Duplessilcs
areue
w
iickf.
tih:
sr
nvH
f.
is
swondwM
SURROUNDINGS
that,
as
Quebec
would
receive
nn
amount
roughlv
eouivalcni,
in
j
Saving
The
Pennies
'
Y,IKN
lic-UHsing'
the
increased
cost
of
post-J
W
uge
in
Canada
which
became
effective
April
1,
mention
was
made
in
these
columns
of
the
effect
it
would
have
on
large
corporations
which
;
w-iid
out
pieces
of
mail
by
the
hundreds
daily.
J
Evidence
of
this
was
noted
last
week
by
a
Fort
I
William
citizen.
He
sends
a
mortgage
payment
;
monthly
to
a
large
firm
in
Eastern
Canada.
Tho
',
other
day
he
received
the
regular
receipt,
but
at-
j
tached
to
it
was
a
notice
that
said
henceforth
the
receipts
would
he
held
back
for
four
months,
when
!
;they
vjnild
be
Kent
togethertfi
save
postage
I
"fwolffR-
wna
Vftoklaj'nen.ho
sSiV'trifVs-:
ingiy,
"If
I
wrote
back
and
told
them
that
in
order
i
to
save
on
the
cost
of
postage,
I
intended
to
hold
;
back
my
cheques
for
four
months
and
send
them
in
together."
I
Fort
William
Times
Journal.
Commodore
Cafe
Phone
386
u.-
uBiei-u
m
oy
me
other
icommumties.
apparently
is
sec-provinces,
and
that
there
cannot
!
ondary
to
Mr.
Sager
be
any
special
deal
where
Que-
let's
keep
Uie
record
clean
bee
s
concerned.
The
mend
here
emphasizes
that
govern-
tho
united
-,
"Ja..,ls,
Fishermen
rmc."
and
a,ld
nuH'd
w
'KPrs
union
"
----
1
.
I
15
of
tlie
income
tax'pald
to
Ottawa
if
Quebec,
signed
a
tax
rental
agreement,
therefore
Quebec
should
forthwith
bp
given
an
equivalent
financial
bene-lit,
despite
the
fact
that,
she
not
wily
refuses
to
sign,
but
ictx
up
a
duplicate:.-
unnecessary
,:
ami
nuisance
tux
system
of
her
own.
For
sheer
effrontery
that
constitutes
a
record.
door
is
always
open
to
Premier
Dupiessis,
just
as
it,
was
to
Premier
Frost,
when
he
Hnally
decided
lo
abandon
his
resistance.
Northern
Representative
T.
E.
PARKIN
Prince
Rupert.
1
The
Luxuiy
unviously
a
case
raire-inad",'""Ti
v
-
-:
for
both
sides
to
the
dispute.
And
I
Daily
NcvS
Cbssifieds
for
that
reason
the
likelihood
of
'
a
really
warm
and
drmnnn.
whisky
controversy
2
is
foreseen.
Alread;
Already
THE
MINISTER
of
Finance
wa.,
I
.,li0res?cn-.
"
"
"K
'
1
lv
hm
is
extremely
sham
,,H
.
!
i
carry-
.at
a
popular
me
uimlessis
mnmwr
h,
sentiment
on
the
is
showed
that
if
the
Dominion
were
tn
concede
the
principle
that
a
province
could
first
levy
an
Income
tax
of
5"2.
of
the
Dominion
rate,
and
then
claim
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
CI
IOP
SUEY
.
.
.
.
.
CHOW
MEIN
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
.
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
1
yFwm&k
eral
election
this
autumn.
If
he
doesn't
do
that
a
likely
alternative
will
Ie
the
creation
of
sufficient
vacancies
in
the
legislature
to
hold
a
number
of
by-elections
that
would
constitute
a
"little
general
election."
n
is
cleur
,
from
rumor
that
the
Quebec
Premier
intends
action.
'j
that
as
an
exemption
of
the
tax
i
payable
to
the
Dominion,
there
A
safety
organization
estt-
ti,
n,-,,.i
-
i
.
nates-there
are
180
mm
nccidenis
'
erf
m
ho
J.
,.,':
,'.,."!
i
W:,;i
was
hothing
nothing
to
to
stop
stop
the
the
same
same
In
American
homes
each
year.
That's
said
to
be
a
gentle
w!f"'ji"?
raislnR
thp
ratl
ffhis
is
due
'
the
mishandling
of
of
putting
-.V...!;,
it.
11..
The
1IIC
IllVII.IUUU
monlnorT
U
ui
s"cce,?il?
y
irom
15
to
25,
50
or
I
,
even
100
of
tho
Dnminir,.,
r,,t..
The
most
ominous
statement
made
in1
connection
with
this
,
oois.
uaii
tne
number
can
be
a
periodical
wind
in
the
Indian
-xplalned.
It
Is
thought
by
the
'Ocean
blowing
from
the
south-.
nttlng
of
the
thumbnail
with
a
;
west
from
April
to
October
and
,
lammer
Instead
of
the
metal
from
the
south
during
the
other
I
""
.
part
of
the
vear.
fipiwmiiv
Dupiessis
move
was
uttered
the
House
of
fAmmnn.
In.
ELECTRIC
Quebec
Conservative,
who
refer
(speaking
it
gets
along
pretty
red
to
his
Province
as
"a
sov
well
without
needing
introduc
I
v
-"J-"-
HI
.,
tions.
J
Speaking
of
exercise,
the
inest
you
can
give
is
when
you
J
e
ach
downward
to
find
your
,
ieart
end
lift
somebody
up.
it
Burterkeeper
ir
Door
Shelves
Mr.
Stanley
Knowles
(Winnipeg
North
Centre):
"Mr.
Speaker,
it
seems
to
me
the
case
is
so
clear
for
un
increase
A
new
kind
of
tobacco
is
said
;.o
nave
chances
of
development
ereign
state
within
the
Canadian
commonwealth."
This
conception,
if
condoned
or
tolerated,
would
clearly
threaten
the
break-up
of
the
Canadian
nation.
A
year
ago
Mr.
Abbott
said
the
present
government
upholds
"the
principle
that
nothing
in
federal
legislation
shall
in
any
way
discriminate
against
a
province
which
does
not
enter
into
a
tax
rental
agreement."
u
wuuaa.
rtaving
already
smoking,
we
dislike
this
more
)i(rt
ovo.
Full
width
Freezer
9.16
cu.
ft.
in
that
pension
that
it
should
not
be
necessary
to
argue
for
It
at
all.
The
amount
of
the
pension
across
Canada
at
the
present
is
$40
a
month,
a
figure
that
was
reached
in
lt)49.
Since
that
time
the
cost
of
living
has
gone
up.
It
should
also
be
pointed
out
that
the
Canadian
stnndnrrt
Jthe
penaltv
I
There
Is
no
evidence
that
the
.death
penalty
deters
potential
murders,
according
to
a
brief
on
capital
punishment
presented
to
the
Joint
parliamentary
com-mittee
by
the
Canadian
Welfare
Council
of
Ottawa.
Statistics
of
murder
rates
for
countries
that
WW-.
M
Bi
l
OISTILLERSFHE
FAMOUS
'BanMjH
of
living
has
improved
and
I
Regular
$364.50
SPECIAL
$29900
5-Year
Warranty
The
.....
impudent
..!.,.,.,,
in,
Dupiessis
jLfupicssis
man-
man-
2
,.,,u...i.
!l,!U'S
...
,r
should
louver
is
designed
to
achieve
ex-
.........
inai
JlllJJIOVl'Uieill.
1
actly
the
contrary
namelv.
submit
that
the
pension
be
Increased,
namely
50
per
cent.
If
.have
abolished
capita!
punish-mentsome
a
century
ago
in-dicat
that
the
incidence
of!
compel
the
Dominion
to
discriminate
lii
favour
of
u
misguided
government
which
Is
doing
its
utmost
to
wreck
the
a
pension
of
$40
a
month
Is
in
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
creased
by
50,
that
brings
it
at
.muraer
is
in
no
way
related
to
thep"re.seri'c
or
absence
of
the
death.
least
to,
the
figure
tit
$S0'
a
'whole
tax
rental
arrangement
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
644
1
month".
j
of
all
the
rest
oi
Canada.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tlie
Mqur
4
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11
f
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rtilumlHa.