OTTAWA
DiARY
By
Noi-inon
M.
M"
(Look,
Mama,
No
Hands!)
Piirice
Rupert
Daily
Mews
As
I
See
It
Monday,
May
4,
1953
The
most
important
news
to'mltment
was
to
lead
the
Liberal
that
the
response
win
w.
come
out
of
these
last
days
of;
party
through
the
Impending
,
One
of
the
main
iX
,
the
Parliamentary
session
is
the
general
election.
Even
in
high
fears
has
been
that
n,.
?
....
-,m...,.
.i-niatMi
via
the
!
oartv
circles
it
has
been
assumed
ness
of
,.
"n'!c
Liberal
party
grape-vine
of
Rt.
that
his
services
would
termin-I
election
leadership
M'5,:
by
ore
Hon.
til.
uiurems
pi
ujju-u
,
,
,
I
'a'KCI
UI1-l
the
nrr
time-schedule
In
the
event
of
,
even
been
fairly
general
specula-j
that
he
would
retire
t
being
re-elected
as
Prime
Min-
jtion
on
the
likelihood
of
a
lead-1
as
soon
as
the
votes
1
Lster
j
ership
convention
in
the
autumn
'
ed.
The
l'M's
cta
Liberal
sources
which
secured
,
of
'54-
least
until
m
,s
'
tneir
lmunuuiiu"
.n.i.
..
--
.....
cimiinai"
this
i
danger.
have
broadcast
to
Tne
govern-
uu
u
y-
ment
MP's
that
the
Prime
Min-;
the
news
that
Mr.
St.
Laurent
ir'
eleclion
leadership
is
NOT
;
had
raised
the
subject
informal-
but
frankly
with
some
of
his
!
tn
he
lust
a
hit
and
run
per-
ly
'formance
If
he
Is
returned
to;
cabinet
ministers..
He
had
indi-
i
office
Rt.
Hon.
Mr.
St.
Laurent
j
rated
his
belief
in
the
impro-j
Little
King
No
Worm
YOU
COUID
explain
world
events
now
going
on
before
our
very
eyes
by
going
back
to
that
fountain
of
wisdom,
the
Bible.
will
carry
on
for
at
least
three
j
prieiy
cu
run
secumiK
me
sup-;
years
and
maybe
longer.
j
port
of
the
voters
at
the
polls
,
.i
r
u,i.
,,m
in
'and
then
deserting
them
once!
responsible
for
tne
mainly
m..o..
nf
fh
.!,.
I
heightened
state
of
jhV
Ht."
hHd.
Mr.
Laurent
said
Willi
11
IOC
Jjim-ii!
a
definitely
thut
there
would
be
no
leadership
convention
for
at
least
thr""
yeirs
after
the
elec-
'50
Monarch
Vmmn,,
ing
the
session.
The-
rank-and-file
nf
the
eovernment
supporters
feel
that
so
long
as
Rt.
Hon.
completely
automat;,
.
Lmiient
remains'
with
i
Mr.
Rt.
ar'snws'
which
'nvited
the
further
interpret.
ably
secure.
Any
Dnniol
the
prophet
wrote
of
Hip
full
of
thp
frreat
Babylonian
empire
of
his
day
with
a
vividness
rarely
equalled
in
all
history.
Hp
pictured
the
drunken
king
at
a
big
banquet
and
an
invisible
man's
visible
hand
writing
on
thv
wall:
"Babylon's
number
1.1
up
you,
king,
are
personally
all
through
your
rivals
are
com
tion
that
it
was
by
no
means
"very
possible
extra.
A
Miii
M
I'iMitiac
Sedan
or
24.000
miles,
heater
",
'50
Frd
Nedan-Nei
Kxtra
gix)
l(Hikni.
",
TKKKS
'51
Ford
Pi,k-ui
E
lional
ciuiililion
':'.
(
lievmh
t
Puk
nj
new.
Heater
e(iiiin..
postpones
his
retirement
raises
their
spirits
In
consequence.
Up
until
this
lutest
InllinatUm,
the
Prime
Minister's
only
com-
LOOK,
MAMA,
NO
HANDS!-
By
James
Reldford
In
the
Toronto
Globe
and
Mall.
certain
that
a
convention
would
br
held
even
then.
The
Prime
Minister
is
said
to
have
.speculated,
albeit
lightly,
uxm
the
possibility
that
it
might
be
his
destiny
to
die
in
ortii
t.
The
assumption
amongst
the
LllK-ral
MP's
Is
that
the
Prime
u
lii
jrpeudeut
aaliy
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
at
nine
Kupen
Md
North,
and
Central
Brltlab
Columbia.
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ol
Caii&dmii
Prest
Auuit
Bureau
ol
ClrcuU'lone
Canadian
Dally
Ne
spaurr
Association.
Published
by
be
frluce
Kupeit
Dally
Newt
LlmltoO
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T.
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the
Poet
OtBw
DepartmfPt,
Ottawa.
Support
The
Music
Festival
the
commencement
tomorrow
of
the
sixth
WITH
animal
Prince
Uupert
district
music
and
drama
festival,
there
lies
ahead
four
days
which,
to
participants
and
spectators
alike,
will
he
stimulating
educational
and
entertaining.
As
tin's
occasion
becomes
yearly
more
popular,
it.is
evident
that
the
arts
are
occupying
an
increas-tiiuJy
important
place
in
our
community
life.
The,
trend
is
an
encouraging
one.
A
populace
which
is
entirely
pre-occupied
with
the
business
of
making
a
livingand
which
relies
wholly
on
commercial
entertainment
for
its
recreation
,has
little
to
commend
it.
It
would,
in
fact,
he
intolerably
dull.
What
the
Festival
means
to
us
is
well
expressed
in
the
foreward
of
its
program,
which
says:
"We
must
not
think
of
our
Festivals
as
competitions
for
a
few
people,
but
rather
as
a
means
of
bringing
to
all
our
people
the
knowledge
and
understanding
of
music
and
the
dramatic
arts.
'
.
"Nevertheless,
the
spirit
of
competition
is
a
natural
element
in
many
such
human
affairs
and
cannot
be
avoided.
This
love
of
competition
is
particularly
keen
in
young
folk
and
may
be
utilized
as
a
stimulus
to
promote
earnest
work;
it
should
be
encouraged
in
a
manner
to
develop
the
hest
elements
in
character.
Thus
our
Festivals
are
also
an
excellent
means
of
teaching
good
sportsmanship."
We
look
forward
to
the
most
successful
Festival
yet,
and
all
those
who
have
made
it
possible
merit
Mental
Ill-Health
Increasing
JODAY
is
the
beginning
of
Mental
Health
Week
in
Canada,
a
period
in
which
the
country
is
asked
ing
in
to
throw
you
out."
i
One
of
France's
puppet
col-
!
oniul
kings
has
Just
made
a
brave
warning
which
may
be
as
POLITICAL
ROUNDUP
MLESTONES
Bob
Parker
Li
Minister
will
make
his
Intention
I
40
Years
Ago
Today
known
to
the
public
officially
t'mp
"
rourse
of
tlw
The
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
has
announced
it
will
be
putting
on
election
campaign.
They
believe
"The
Home
of
Frici,
Service"
.
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
I
to
be
party
boss,
and
he
had
to
j
be
that,
or
he'd
be
finished.
I
Luing
met
the
convention
as
j
president.
He
knew
Johnson
was
Unit
to
purge
him.
However,
loy-i
alty
being
one
of
his
chief
char
IThlH
1
the
first
In
wrl
iA
artlclea
crmcernlilK
tlw
laaderfl
nf
the
major
political
parties
cim-tentlni;
the
June
0
provincial
election.
Editor)
,
VICTORIA
The
new
BC.
Liberal
leader,
Arthur
Lalng,
a
dallv
steamer
service
between
NEW
STOCK
...
LOW
-
L
ominous
as
Daniel
s
graphic
word
picture.
That
puppet
king
j
surely
is
no
worm.
SPEAKINO
IN
New
York
on
April
18
King
of
Cambodia
told
The
Nev
York
Times:
"If
we
h'uVP
an
Invasion
of
the
sort
that
Laos
has
suffered
I
am
not
at
all
certain
that
I
can
call
for
a
general
mobilization
as
did
Laos.
If
there
is
a
menace
the
people
will
say
the
French
are
encircled
and
their
end
has
come
.
.
.
There
has
been
growing
support
among
the
thinking
masses
of
the
peo
acteristics,
he
would
get
out,
if
Vancouver,
Victoria,
Seattle
and
Prince
Rupert
and
will
propably
establish
a
fleet
of
swift
and
powerful
trans-Pacific
liners
b
tween
Rupert
and
the
Orient.
was
once
purgeu
uom
vi
e
,
tnp
Ws
cni,,f
MK.N'S
i.f
KK.TS,
Piipulir
Myles,
from
fil
BOYS'
JACKETS,
new
desisni,
from
51;
B.u.
uoerai
association
pres.-
;
d
R
u
was
ln(,
on,
dency
by
former
Premier
Byran
.imV)lll1(.(.(,
his
resign-.i-Johnson.
,
jtion
That
was
In
1949.
Boss
John-
j
HoU,,
Vancouver.s
,a.st
ball-son
was
firmly
in
the
saddle
ps
.
tQom
wpnt
lnU)
an
upfoar
Liberal
chief
Premier
and
boss
:
had
mQre
supporters
than
Jolin.
mm
or
tne
coalition
uovernmenv.
...nnMert
so
tnanv
Lain;'
The
Prince
Kipert
Rowing
and
Yachting
Club
held
its
first
annual
dance
at
the
Kalen
Lslanrt
Club.
.
30
Yeors
Ago
Today
It
was
reported
150,000,000
feet
of
timber
will
be
lodged
on
this
See
the
Hoys'
Health
J:ickrt
by
Pip-
ple
of
Cambodia
that
the
Com
Johnson
was
pledged
to
Coal-
himsf
1(
wa9
aimost
overcome,
ition
with
the
Conservatives.
,
Thp
hnnm
....
lh.lt
Ar.rll
THE
SPORTS
SHOP
Lalng
hated
Coalition,
saw
In
,
of
m
was
u.rriflc.
Lning
it
Uberal
death
throes
John-1
,d
h
d,
lleve
it
coast
this
year
givin-r
employ-
ririalnT
w7
!
.
must
have
been
tempted
,-
15(;o
mel.
munist-led
Vietminh
Is
fighting
for
the
independence
of
the
country.
"They
do
not
want
to
die
for
the
French
and
help
them
stay
here."
So
spoke
the
king
not
lor
defeatism
but
to
demand
for
his
country
"the
same
independence
as
India
and
Pakistan
have
within
the
British
Commonwealth.
He
is
France's
frank
to
cnange
nis
ininn,
to
"
'!
the
..
Hon
eventually
dropped
:
'th
Johnson
but
he
didn
t
Liberals
to
the'
bottom
of
the
"n
Resign
he
would.
Delegates
went
WC"-
uilH
Thou
Imnlnrmt
Tnini7
to
of
T.
J.
Shenton,
Iiisiector
Mines,
left
today
for
Anyox.
Now
Lalng.
who
might
well
(jtay;
Tncy
wantefl
lo
know
wriy
hsay
"I
told
you
so,"
is
in
the
Inhnn
wnntj.M
him
nut
John-
difficult
job
of
dragging
them
I
Ri!pllt
.through
the
storm.
20
Yean
Ago
Today
Mr.
Justice
Denis
Murphy
will
be
the,
prcukling
Judge
at
,
the
spring
se.snion
of
the
Supreme
friend.
up
again,
There
are
those
who
Hp
nadn.t
gaid
he
want,.rt
Laln
vV
".
:
'
'''v;
V
said
ne
nas
oeen
iea
to
ine
pUrged
but
everybody
knew,
SIHUgllier.'
wriiainij,
ilea
gain-
Dozens
of
men
and
women
Court
Assises
and
will
be
the
A
WISE
MAN
asked
me
not
long
ago
"why
do
you
always
talk
of
a
possible
world
war
three
as
'
in
the
future
it
Is
on
now?"
a,t
the
notary
IUWIIU
I'll
uaiiit,
lu
ntj.
Lining
,
lu'ii.iiun.
ousted
from
Liberal
leadership
In
1041
heennse
he
wouldn't
He
went
on
to
show
that
the
said
he
would
not.
Johnson
still
would
not
speak.
"Don't
let
us
Andrew
Hardy
has
returned
to
the
city
from
Fsmilmatt
where
he
has
been
taking
courses
In
down,
Art,"
screamed
some,
and
big
struggle
that
Is
going
on
at
coalesce
with
the
Tories,
has
the
commercial
level,
and
for
tnere
been
a
B.C.
Liberal
leader
ra-e
and
color
equality
and
col-
wltn
no
strings
attached
to
any
oruai
ireeoum
is
in
law
a
worm
nther
nartv.
Laine
is
the
su-
more,
than
one
woman
was
ai
tears
as
she
begged
Lalng
not
to
give
up.
But
Laing
went.
l?ona:J
Mc
naval
training
fas
a
member
of
Ihe
RC'NVR.
t
10
Years
Ago
Today
Manager
D.
Borland
of
thPi
preme
boss
or
Liberalism.
John
Hart
and
Bryon
Johnson,
while
Liberal
chieftains,
were
In
the
same
political
bed
with
the
Conservatives.
Hart
and
Johnson
had
to
compromise
nil
down
the
line
this
constant
compromise
ending
in
the
war.
That
bigger
war
wfll
go
on
regardless
of
whether
or
not
there
is
cease-fire
in
Korea,
s
I
think
that
Interpretation
Is
"
sound.
World
war
threes
now
on,
will
be
decided
by
what
happens
in
the
yellow,
brown
and
black
skinned
parts
of
this
earth.
,
:
there
will
be
free
Sunday
5hows
for
all
members
of
tp
Xmed
forces
station-"!
here.
i
Donald
of
Trail,
reported
to
be
Johnson's
choice,
ran
for
the
presidency.
But,
at
the
last
moment,
Harry
Perry
ran,
too,
and
won.
It
was
victory
-in
reverse
for
Lain".
Johnson
wasn't
much
better
off.
He
didn't
get
along
with
Perrv
either.
The
Liberal
party
took
another
suicide
shot
of
poison
that
day.
"I'm
not
sore
at
anyone,"
said
Liberal
debacle
of
last
June.
Those
of
us
who
covered
the
P.
N.
Good,
city
engineer
for?
Liberal
convention
in
1941,
when
Pattullo's
head
was
chop
the
past
13
years,
has
tendered
i
his
resignation
to
City
Council,
j
to
give
special
thought
to
a
problem
that
becomes
steadily
more
grave
as
the
pressures,'
pace
and
tensions
'
of
life
increase.
,
...
...
..
Its
significance
may
be
gauged
from
the
fact
that,
of
all
hospitalized
.patients
in'
Canada,
those
confined
for
mental
ill-health
comprise
46
per
cent.
At
the
same
time
.only
three
percent
of
all
registered
nurses
are
engaged
in
"attending
those
so
afflicted.
'.
The
only
conclusion
to
he
drawn
is
that
the
problem
is
outpacing
the
means'o-f
coping
with
it.
Although
mental
derangement
is"
probably
as
long
as
the
history
of
humanity
itself,
its
incidence
has
reached
an
unprecedented
height
And
seems
certain
to
"go
still
higher
as
our
existence
grows
more
competitive,
impersonal
and
crowded.
While
the
mystery
of
the
mind
has
been
explored
as
never
before,
and
from
this
new
cures
developed,
it
is
evident
that
the
only
effective
method
of
controlling
mental
disease
lies
in
prevention.
Perhaps
the
day
will
come
when
protective
measures
against
disorders
of
the
mind
can
be
undertaken
as
systematically
as
they
are
now
against
those
of
the
bo-y-
hilJ
mm-:ui
M?H
uiirt
'
In
the
meantime
it
will
help
if
everyone
becomes
cognizant
of
this
spreading
danger,
and
for
those
young
men
and
women
contemplating
a
career
in
medicine
or
nursing
there
is
surely
no
more
intriguing
or
worthwhile
opportunity
than
treatment
pf
the
mentally
ill.
ped
off,
John
Hart
named
to
his
FFOR
YEARS
back
Nehru
and
other
southern
leaders
have
been
warning
us
that
Asia
and
Africa
will
not
stand
with
the
west
against
Soviet
expansion
unless
the
western
powers
"came
place,
and
Coalition
endorsed,
well
remember
how
reporter
Peter
Stursberg
burst
into
the
Lalng,
when
it
was
all
over,
and
Johnson
gripped
his
hand
and
The
Privy
Council
In
Britain
I
descends
from
a
council
instituted
by
King
Alfred
in
895
AD.
How
llicsc
hclpin
clean"
on
colonial
freedom.
said:
"When
Art
runs
for
office
I'm
behind
him."
Such
is
poli
India,
Pakistan,
Ceylon
and
Burma
got
real
freedom,
thanks
hands
do
eel
arouw
press
room
with
this
remark:
"The
Liberal
Party
has
Just
committed
suicide."
It
took
more
than
10
years
for
that
suicide
to
be
accomplished,
almost.
There's
yet
some
life
in
the
body.
Now
It's
up
to
Art
to
the
enlightened
policy
of
the
British
government.
So
did
the
Gold
Coast
in
Africa
(much
to
I
r
-i
tics!
Day
after
Laing's
ousting,
a
reporter
wrote:
"If
Coalition
can
ever
be
broken,
and
the
Liberal
Party,
alone
and
single-handed
conies,
back
strong
and
dominant,
it
Is
Arthur
Laing,
who
mav
Well
be
Its
leader.
(Can
you
guess
whose
they
are?)
Malan'n
chagrin).
The
Netherlands
was
slower
to
mi
Laing
to
bring
the
Liberal
body
politic
back
from
the
brink
of
the
grave,
while
there's
still
a
i
".S'f...Ao
v.
fcfioir
may
li""
'"V'1
like
lliU
in
'
a
new
tti
centre
bit
of
warmth.
U
will
take
all
"i'B.
u-w
numms
iau.-r
sec
the
point
and
It
was
only
theuiiiterve.ntiim
pf
vthe
U.S.A.
that
finally
turned
the
balance
to
the
side
of
frerdonv
for
Indonesia.
It
is
noteworthy
that
only
,e
am
one
wan
nominatea-lor-
tne
nouse
oi
alllv
VIM1-
timh:i
Commons
in
Vancouver
South.
Old
"Duff"
Pattullo
bobbed
up
lift-
insurant
?
I
:.
in
'j
f
rvorv
premium'
ui'l
l.ty
I"'1"'
he
has
which
iff
plenty,
in-th
way
of
drive,
Initiative,
fight,
platform
personality.
Lalng
was
elected
president
of
B.C.
Liberal
Association
Dec.
10,
1947
That
was
the
day
Byron
Johnson
beat
Gordon
Wismer
i..t..ki,-.l
in
uav
tliat
re-all
"
again
to
support
the
young
man
he
felt
was
the
only
one
who
could
pull
his
beloved
Liberal
Party
out
of
the
mire,
if
it
was
I...
me,.
Iiieliwu,
apuilmci''.
i'r
f
these
countries
which
won
real
freedom
from
former
Imperialist
rule
stand
as
bulwarks
and
free
fortresses
against
the
sweep
ofc
world
Communism.
ami
eimilar
(ecloiincnl
by
eight
votes
for
Liberal
leadership.
But
it
was
much
more
The
imliryhoUlvr
plays
a
part
in
n't
too
late.
"You're
going
to
hear
more
about
Art
Laing,"
prophesied
Mr.
Pattullo.
In
the
Commons,
Laing
has
been
overshadowed
by
the
gym
;...
loo.
Tin
U
a
hy-i1""11"
It
is
far
from
certain
that
India
will
be
able
to
stand
Indefinitely
against
Communism.
India,
too,
may
fall
though
my
studied
conclusion
.
Is.
that
she
will
not;
but
rather
survive
as
Hients
of
liin
life
iniiraiiec
l
he
won
that
day
than
Liberal
leadership
he
won
the
province's
premiership.
Juhn
Hart
was
retiring.
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
lnwnr-
rni";
tmiiv
.lilTere.it
v'-ilX
W
fiflW"
lf,""":
j
'r"r
","""""'"'
'
'
eluding,
iellniS
liiiiwlf-
nastics
of
George
Cruickshank
of
Fraser
Valley;
the
statesman
1
i
v
world
freedom.
ship
of
Robert
W.
Mayhew
of
The
reception
to
Crown
Prince
.
past
three
years,
according
to
J.
j
Again,
In
thin
nml'trid
re-can
W.
McNaught,
parliamentary
THE
POINT
IS
the
new
Red
Featuring
noM"1
Victoria;
the
flamboyancy
of
Jimmy
Sinclair
of
Coast-Capil-ano;
the
bagpipe-playing
of
Senator
Tom
Reid.
.
'ii
il...
l;r.
iiixiiniiicc
Mr.
Pattullo.
even
then,
saw
j
in
Art
Laing
what
he
considered
the
Liberals'
only
hope.
So
it
was
Pattullo
who
proposed
Laing
for
the
presidency.
Laing,
accepting
said:
"I
don't
favor
coalition
I
shall
persist
In
talking
Liberalism
unqualified."
A
chill
must
have
'shaken
Johnson
that
day.
He
knew
imperialism
is
not
taking
over
secretary
to
the
Minister
of
Fisheries,
Hon.
Mr.
Sinclair.
We
Laing's
not
the
spectacular
Akhito
of
Japan
is
due
in
Newcastle,
England,
May
12,
but
(here
may
be
a
riot
instead.
More
than
a
thousand
former
Japanese
-held
prisoners
of
war
are
being
heard
from,
and
they
may
take
part
In
the
welcome.
learned
to
like
crab
salad
long
ago.
Great,
this
prosperity
stuff.
more
and
more
chunks
of
'
the
world
because
of
its
own
essential
strength
but
because
of
our
own
failures,
weaknesses,
injustices,
and
plain
sloth.
Wat-
TtMIII
IIUII
.....
.
1
helping
lian.l.
at
work.
V..;.
V
'
l.'"
mav
live
longer,
I.e..
Ul.i.
r
live
ci.M,cc
M
H)
ril.i
money
ai.l-
heart
.lieiisfs.
proce-e
ol
.i.-,1"
Iienllli.
type,
but
when
he
fights
on
the
platform
he's
good.
He
puts
his
whole
heart
and
soul
Into
what
Chief
Mathias
Joe
of
Vancou-
j
I
tr
nMpr
vol
ran
linhlil.
he
says.
There's
no
doubling
his
For
a
limited
lime
THIS
BEAUTIFUL
Jnaik
C
I
CMAIJ
HASHI.lt
Regular
$179.50
now
$139.00
Terms
Available
If
1
ksinccrity.
Laing
as
a
foe
of
Coalition.
As
early
as
March
of
1948
Laing
had
been
knifing
Coalition.
He
called
It
"the
second
worst
government
we
have
ever
had
a
ver,
with
gift
of
totem
pole
and
How
long
would
Malan
be
abie
basket,
awaits
permission
of
theito
maintain
his
malign
race
die-Navy
of
Canada
to
Journey
to
i
tatorshiD
If
the
Communists
'
Dawson
has
officially
faded
away.
Whitehorse
is
the
new
capital
of
the
Yukon.
R.
H.
Win
London
aboard
HMCS
Ontario,
Eren
the
financial
vrurliy
'J
'"'
'
1
suiunec
owner
provule
'"r
.,,,!
wrviee
lo
l.in
fellow
cit
ien.
(
;,
happen,
to
l,i.n,liiam''y"l,"""k
dishonest
compromise
with
ex
He
would
help
honor
the
coronation
with
gifts
to
the
Queen.
The
history
of
British
Royalty
Is
pediency."
The
worst
government,
in
Laing'a
opinion,
wis
that
of
the
Tolmie
Now,
Art
Lalng
faces
the
greatest
challenge
of
his
life,
a
do-or-die
political
battle.
Can
he
pull
the
Liberals
up,
and
become
B.C.'s
next
Premier?
It
seems
an
almost
impossible
task,
but
if
anyone
can
do
it
Laing
can,
He's
the
only
hope
of
the
Liberal
Party
in
B.C.,
in
this,
that
pa-ty's
darkest
hour.
a
financial
burden
toothers.
ters,
Federal
Minister
of
Resources
has
so
advised
parliament.
Once
twenty-five
thousand
toiled
and
moiled
where
today
a
few
hundred
cannot
say
it
isn't
so.
were
as
close
to
South
Africa
as
they
are
to
Cambodia?
I
CNIB
May
Get
Larger
Grant
PRINCE
GEORGE
Two
members
of
the
city
council
agreed
n
1$
Bold
-words,
those
were,
and
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
In
nil
these
ways,
the
lopk
full
of
examples
of
how
-well
this
has
been
received
and
recognized,
In
the
relationship
between
the
throne,
and
the
world
over.
It
is
one
of
the
reasons
of
they
crackled
in
the
face
of
tlw
Liberal
old-guard,
which
would
WHEN
MORTE
WAS
HERE
Jack
Scott
sojourned
in
Lour-
surance
nrotminy
int:w"
I
,
lire
I"
rather
coalesce
with
the
Tories
long
harmony.
.
to
make
Canatla
a
holler
than
chance
CCP
Socialism.
It
was
awkward
for
Johnson:
1-
that
past
donations
made
by
the
Today,
with
the
world
flocking
city
to
the
Canadian
National
to
share
in
It,
Queen
Elizabeth
I
Institute
for
the
Blind
have
been
used
to
have
a
saving
It.
Is
worth
too
small.
enco
Marques
(Portuguese
East
Africa)
and
wrote
long
stories
about
hunting
elephants
and
the
cost
of
their
ivory.
Jack
could
have
had
a
chat
with
Morte
Cialg
when
the
latter
was
In
AT
YOUR
SERVICE!
here
his
chief
adviser
In
the
party
was
against
Coalition
and
repr"lin
A
trained
lif
underwriter
SB
ZTo
Canadian
remembering.
The
queen
of
400
First
to
remark
on
last
year's
(he
more
business
near
Third
Avenue
and
years
ago
said:
"In
pompous
1
25
grant
was
Mayor
Dezell.
Ald-
Stale,
life
in'onc,"mamil'',t.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1910
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SHIPPING
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
"MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
rhone
60
or
68
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
erman
Carrie
Jane
Gray
concur
he,
the
leader,
was
for
it.
Naturally
enough,
from
then
on,
Johnson
and
Laing
had
little
to
do
with
each
other,
an
impossible
situation
for
both.
When
they
did
meet
there
was
coldness.
If
not
friction.
ruiton
bireet
nere.
no
need
to
ceremonies
a
secret
of
govern
gladly
help
you
p.an
-.
Re
n.m
ment
doth
much
consist."
In
your
own
nw"
j
have
taken
the
trouble
to
go
all
1;he
way
to
the
Dark
Continent.
other
words,
a
dictum
which
the
...
...uirc
IN
CANi
red
with
the
mayor
when
an
application
for
assistance
this
year
was
read
out.
Council
will
await
the
return
As
the
1949
Liberal
conven
THE
LIFE
INSURANCE
WMrw.
'
'''''
""
ll
is
Co.hI
Cilizrtiihip
to
m.
of
finance
committee
chairman
tion
drew
near.
Johnson
decided
modern
world
should
not
neglect.
In
other
Words,
we
like
state
and
show
and
pomp,
and
If
we're
going
to
be
bossed,
let's
show
It.
American
fishermen
have
caught
more
than
three
.million
pounds
of
crabs
in,
B.C.
Hecate
Strait
fishing
grounds-
In
the
Alderman
William
Ferry
before
he
must
have
another
president,
deciding
what
grant
to
make,
it
was
the
only
way,
If
he
was