Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
Mews
As
I
See
It
OTTAWA
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By
NQRMIN.
M.
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LEOl)
If
iuuil-aiid-flla
Conservatives
are
moody
over
the
fact
that
no
nrtrmrtimitv
is
being
afforded
Tuesday,
September
15,
1953
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them
to
express
themselves
in
respect
to
the
party
leadership,
they
at
least
have
the
consolation
that
the
higher-ups
in
the
party
machine
are
basically
in
the
same
unhappy
plight.
For
the
hip,her-ups
definitely
aren't
free
agents
In
tha
present
reerewa'ile
situation.
They
are
t)d
irrevocahly
tn.
tha
dain:
of
the
Drew
machine,
for
the
simple
reaoB,
thirt
in
tha
late
campaign
they
wer
responsible
for
the
major
policies,
which.
Mt
Drew
followed,.
That
means
tha.
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h
ly.
Nudists
Charged
A
COUPLE
of
years
ago
a
Vancouver
Sun,
star
columnist,
my
good
friend
in
defendliid
M
Draw
tny
are
f;mply
defem'tuft
themselwes.
And
thai
the
explanation,
of
;
Jack
Scott,
visited
one
of
'the
several
nudist
camps
!
a
l
o
u
n
d
Vancouver
and
I
wrote
a
whole-
sem$,
of
I
real.lv
soarklintr
articles
Gfow
More
Produce
FAILURE
of
Central
B.C.
farmers
to
meet
outside
lowiipetition
in
their
own
neighborhood
markets
provides
another
reason
why
the
watershed
of
our
provincial
economy
slopes
to
the
south.
E.
T.
Applewhaite's
recent
observations
on
the
subject
were
revealing..
He
found
that
of
the
vegetables
and
small
fruits
common
to
this
part
of
the
province
which
are
sold
in
Prince
Rupert,
only
about
seven
percent
are
grown
by
district
farmers.
Sales
elsewhere
of
the
local
produce
were
equally
unimpressive.
"ven
Prince
George,
in
the
heart
of
the
farm
the
wave
of
propaganda,
which,
has
been
going
out
from.
pro-Drew
sources
over
the
past
ten
days.
Th
general
theme
of
the
propaganda
has
been
that
there's
no
Question,
whatever
of
any
HARHV
TIPFKTf
MefO
16,
and
Ron
Beckett,
22,
of
N.B,
survived
aa
accidental
trip
through
the
famous
falls
a.
Saint
John.
They
and
a
third
youth,
Kenneth
u
nr.
u.ll....r.J
t
U
(n,
t,,
,
tln
....
i
...
:
change
bein
mude
in
the
party
J;
i
leadership,
and
thai
Connerva-
1
on
'what
he
saw
there
oeople
of
all
ages.
-
-
Again
this
summer
Tha
Sun
and.
all
other
alert
paper
reported
the
sun-tan.
eontesis
in
the,
nudist
camps.
The
winner
was
a
nice
lady,
tJS;..-
But
fter
a
special
trainload;
ing-
country,
was
discovered
to
depend
mainly
on
of
sous
of
Freedom
was
brought
hundreds
of
miles
to
Vancouver
i.i
ir
a
i,
i,.,;,.
W.vnarl
haite
leainecl
the
south.
Mr.
Appleu
suppliers
in
m
SoM
o
Fceedora
were
charg.
i
tives
aatiion-wide
should
Be
ae-t
voutly.
thaukf
ul
that
that
la
the
!
situation.
Buck
ot
this
wishful
I
thinking
Is
the
reognition
of
the
higher-ups
responsible
for
it
that
'
if
Mr.
Drew
goes
they
go
too
and
!
that
a
general
housecleaning
!
lakes
place
in
th?
party's
high
!
command
and
policy
circles.
I
And
undoubtedly
that
Is
precisely
what
a
substantial
rentage
of
the
'party
rank-and-file
believes
should
happen.
SEATED
ON
TUB
THRONE
In
his
Imperial
Palace
at
Rabat,
French
Morocco,
the
new
Sultan
of
Morocco,
Sidl
Mohammed
Ben
Moulay
Arafa,
talks
with
one
of
the
cadis
and
pashas
of
the
domain
since
the
change
In
Sultans.
His
predecessor
had
been
ousted
by
the
French
Government
and
exiled
to
Corsica.
Rare
Portrail
ol
General
Wolfe
To
Be
Displayed
in
Art
Gallery
TORONTO
0'
One
of
the
few
Because
of
the
historic,
portrait
of
General
James
f
the
picture,
the
B;.
Wolfe
painted
from
life
will
soon
'
f
trade
rtfuse(
be
on
display
at
the
Canadian
;
'
tlon
of
the
Nate!
;
Gallery
here:
The
hero
of
Quebec
was
3"?
.
Gallery,
to
grant
an
tv.
tVi'.r
cfi'r.ruT
r.mrmptitirm
camp
from
as
far
aV:W
as
led
with
b
..,
1
...
;mM
1
I
"Kng
an
act
likely
to
make
a
child
a
juvenile
delinquent,
to
The
frenzy
of
the
Conscrva-
Victoria
Report
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
luJ-
L.
,1
.T
,h-!when
he
died
at
the
battle
of
cence
for
t
painting
T,
InaTty
Teadership
from
coming
!
Plain,
of
Abraham
in
1759
was
le.t
In
En-
.
....
.
.
.
..
:;,nrier
nooular
review
under
the
",UBk
t
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board
of
rtVw
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VIII
)
1.
1
A
VVhnr
mpmnnp
thpvo
wpvp
at.
tttt
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v.,.
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aone
nuer
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urein,
in
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present
DreSrllL
uniavoraoie
Ulliaiuifluic
viii.u'.'".i'
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n,h
whl.
"ho
u
HH
,lfl
luituri,
mauer.
L
is
responsible
.for
cirennuuu-
the
sudden
,n
,
At
the
Canad:
ian
Ci?
opening
of
the
Legislature
this
afternoon.
rash
of
bizarre
political
reason
Joseph
HigU
uore
of
the
Royal
painting
will
augment
a'
,
Among
guests
were
disting-.
"s
ing
In
Federal
circles.
It
-
Is
being
,.?!
j
Academy
pa
In
lev:
'wo
portraits
lection
of
pictures
of
C.
uished
citizens
who
once
sat
Cameron,
M-P:i
for.
Nanalmo
areueu
uv
mi;".
-mm4
...
.
..
,
Mr.
HerrMige.
was
M.L.A.
for
:
M
Drew
obvlousiy
couldn't
have
from
life.
One
Is
In
the
national
"'"y.
'
wit:
did
expose
his
or
her
naked
body
in
the
presence
of
a
child."
I
am
sorry
that
as
this
case
is
now
before
the
courts
I
cannot
comment
on
sanu'
except
to
say
that
one
mistake
the
Sons
of
Freedom
seem
to
have
made
was
not
to
take
out
membership
cards
in
one
of
Ihe
licensed
nudist
clubs.
i
WHILE
IT
is
not
lawful
to
comment
on
the
case
of
the
148
arrested
nudists
It
is
rifiht
and
proper
to
point
out
that
the
government's
own
Research
Committee
recommended
repeal
of
the
very
section
of
the
Criminal
Code
under
which
the
government
is
reported
to
be
contemplating
additional
action.
Page
255
of
its
report
reads.
In
part:
"(30)
That
Section
205A
of
the
Criminal
Code,
which
deals
with
parading
while
nude,
be
repeal
noisiuna-iruii..
hwii...
lu
!
hoped
to
win
either
of
the
past
'
archives
at
Ottawa
anu
trie
otner,
1945.
What
defeat
at
the
polls
twQ
eiection,
because
they
were
!
ntt,.T
remaining
unknown
for
al-he
has
known,
but
he
never
gave
I
tlmes.
but
that
he
heW
,
,t
200
r
w
found
,n
'
up
beaten
f?derally
in
Koot-,
.,
h.
sure
victor
next
time
enay
West
in
lfl5;
beaten
pro-1
a
epre.sslon
will
have
England
two
years
ago
and
was
vincially
in
Kasio-Slocan
In
!
arrlveci.
'
!
bought
by
Dr.
Sigmund
Samuel
19a?;
beaten
federally
in
Koot-j
.
observers
wno
gat
at-,
of
Toronto
as
a
Rift
for
the
gal-
in
this
House.,
Some
went,
and
have
gone
on
to
higher
rank;
others
have
tasted
the
bitterness
of
defeat
at
the
polls.
Dean
ef
them
all,
in
the
rows
of
honored
guests,
was
Senator
J.
H.
King.
He
could
look
back
to
1903,
when
he
first
came
to
this
Legislature,
M.L.A.
for
Cranbrook.
Here
he
sat
until
1909.
and
then
he
tried
for
the
House
of
Commons;
the
people
turned
him
down.
In
1916
he
came
back
to
this
House,
was
made
Minister
of
Public
Works.
In
1922
he
became
M
P,
and
lery
which
he
founded.
cnay
West
in
1940.
Then
came
!
tentlvely
through
the
1948
Con-f
access,
and
it
has
been
his
ever
jjervative
convention
don't
re
i.aiiiornia,
wnn
air
u
anpui
uuiuu
suiucuium
used
to
overcome
the
handicap
of
distance.
Since
retailers
and
wholesalers
naturally
look
to
the
source
which
is
best
able
to
supply,
the
answer
cannot
be
found
at
the
marketing
end.
There'
is
no
point
in
suggesting
to'
grocer
Large
that
he
buy
from
farmer
Little,
if
Little
is
unable
to
deliver.
The
answer,
then,
lies
somewhere
back
along
the
fertile
valleys
of
central
B.C.,
which
for
some
reason
are
failing
to
produce
in
the
manner
which
their
acreage
and
richness
of
soil
seems
to
warrant.
One
of
the
difficulties
is
apparently
the
lack
of
a
well-co-ordinated
effort
to
study
marketing
conditions
and
disposal
of
produce
through
accessible
outlets
where
a
real
demand
exists.
With
the
development
of
Kitimat
and
increased
traffic
to
southeastern
Alaska,
the
need
of
a
promotional
undertaking
of
this
sort
becomes
more
important
than
ever.
......
It
is
probable
that
the
federal
and
provincial
government
also
could
help
by
publicising
the
agri-3
i
cultural
opportunities
of
the
area
'
and
offering
i!
special
encouragement
of
a
tangible
sort
to
those
1'
setting
iu
it.
-We
hear
a
great
deal
aboufthe
mineral
and
timber
resources
of
this
part
of
B.C.,
but
the
wealth
of
undeveloped
farmlands
from
Terrace
to
Prince
George
is
slighted
to
a
tragic
degree.
If
the
North
is
to
develop,
it
must
first
be
fed,
and
in
this
good
soil
lies
an
excellent
means
of
doing
it.
'49
Ford
Coach
$'
member
Mr.
Drew
being
sponsored
before
that
gathering
as
IATEST
REPORT
since.
Harold
Winch,'
who
squalled
a
Leader
who
could
only
win
a
the
first
anguished
cries
of
his
de
Dressiori
election.
Their
recol-
Atb
ym
In
vmwt
DmIh
f
Dm
lanttf
tpnl
Om4
tmtfttw
!
political
babyhood
in
this
House,
i
lection
clearly
is
that
Mr.
Drew
was
represented
as
the
Moses
ed
..."
50
International
1
j-ton
$'
'50
Plymouth
Sedc
$
'48
Internaticnol
1
'
..-ton
'42
Chevrolet
Coo:
soon
Federal
Minister
of
Public
Other
less
drastic
sections
of
will
now
use
the
lessons
he
learned
here,
in
the
House
of
Commons.
Today
he
was
but
part
of
the
audience;
at
the
big
show,
at
which
for
go
long
he
j
Works
It
was
the
Senate
for
the
Code
cover
unlawful
parades
who
could
lead
the
party
out
oi
the
wilcfernes:,
of
opposition
in
Jig
time.
Federal
political
circles
recog-
him
In
1930,
and
for
a
tune
he
wa
the
Senate
s
Speaker.
He's
past
HO
now,
and
it
was
good
to
see
him
in
the
legislative
cham
was
a
star,
the
spotlight
always1
nize
that
a
depression
would
r,n
him
for
he
knew
how
to
ar-
make
things
much
more
dltllcuit
'39
Hudson
Terra;
range
it
that
way.
Will
he
be
i
politically
lor
tne
government.!
But
they're
by
no
means
clear
;
able
to
turn
a
much
larger
and
anyway,
it
saicj,
,
j
Elsewhere
in
jts
report
It
show-
ed
that
the
nudist
demonstrations
by
some
Doukhobors
were,
i
in
large
part,
exhibitionist
!
stunis
which
would
tend
to
die
out
if
nobody
paid
much
atten-i
tion
to
them.
;
ONCE
IN
the
hot
pool
at
Radium
!
I
met.
a
Judge
who
was
going
Nf.W
INTKRNATH'N
that
it
would
help
the
conservatives.
No
one
on
Parliament
harsher
spotlight
on
him
In
Ottawa?
Probably,
he
appears
IIM.F-T0N
TBITR-
ber
that
gave
birth
to
an
outstanding
Canadian
public
career.
T.
D.
Pattullo
was
there,
too.
old
Duff,
past
80
now,
defiant
as
ever,
not
one
bit
sorry
he,
a
staunch
Liberal,
refused
to
coalesce
with
the
Conservatives,
even
though
it
sounded
thj
death
knell
of
his
monumental
JfST
AltRIVU
'o
be
heading
for
tio.-inl
leac"
ship.
C.C.F.
na-
Hill
Is
forgetting
that
the
cif
are
stiil
on
the
Job.
There's
a
!
substantial
opinion
amongst
'
SUPERIOR
AUTi
CALVIN
BULLOCK
U4.
SERVICE
LTD
NEVKK
'GIVES
I'P
'
!
political
observers
that
It
is
they
.Colin
Cameron
Is
another
of
who
would
mushroom
under
the
those
C.CF.'ers
who
will
never
influence
of
a
depression,
and
to
try
a
Doukhobor
case
the
next
clay.
He
said:
"I
have
heard
that
during
the
trial
the
Douks
are
going
to
try
puuuctti
uie.
a
"
this
Ilouse
that
both
old-line
parties
would
For
four
years
then,
he
sat
f""
f
sf'
i.
hko-oi
i
4i.
rf
ifrom
1037
to
1945,
for
Comox.
i
suffer
alike.
flaunting
his
pure
Liberalism
!
Hct
ma,de
tterK
p"litlcal
en:
mieS-
bndle
"
nls
in
the
face
of
the
Liberals
wt
1
ff
ik
strip
off.
right
in
my
court,
i
I
have
given
orders
that,
if
they
'
do,
nobody
is
to
pay
the
slightest
j
attention.
The
case
is
to
go
n
'exactly
as
it
would
have
gone
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
I
had
turned
Coalitionists.
Then
it
was
defeat
for
him,
in
his
be-loved
Prinee-
Rupert,
which
had
j
on
had
nothing
happened.
I
have
Whalshan
Probe
Starts
Next
Week
I
VANCOUVER
0
Charles
W.
Tysoe,
Vancouver
lawyer,
has
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CI'ATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
McBrlde
Street
he
stood
firm,
though
he
stood
alone,
and
sometimes
he
must
have
f"lt
bitter
himself,
f
After
his
provincial
defat
in
1945
he
tried,
and
tried
again,
for
B.C.
r.etMUnt.;ire
nnd
Commons.
Al-
A
Vancouver
expert
says
grow-I
Sunday
saw
more
homeward
1
come
to
the
conclusion
tnai
wnat
i
been
faithful
to
him
from
1910
cis
are
playing
havoc
with
the
bound
tourists
sojourning
in
the
Douks
want
when
they
do
j
to
1945.
And
so
out
of
public
life
ovster
sex.
Is
there
a
Dr.
Kinsev
:
town.
Thev
were
not
the
last,
these
nudist
stunts
is
sensation-
for
Duff
Pattullo,
but
his
niche
in
our
political
history
is
secure
in
the
audience?
Brandon
Sun.
for
the
um,!
ho
ti.riwH
rinmn
T.nt
i
been
named
counsel
but
had
that
satisfied
look
which
,
al
public
attention.
I
figure
if
seemed
to
say
they
were
all
feel-
nobody
pay3
any
attention
to
NO
REGRETS
John
Hart
was
In.
the
chamber
of
which
he
once
was
boss.
ing
OK
and
would
welcome
fa-
i
them
they
win
soon
quit
tne
suiy
miliar
scenes
and
faces.
As
for
j
business
and
begin
to
grow
up.
nnrihom
tj
f
Aiooii-a
onH
the
I
"Rut
of
course
mv
plan
won't
PLAINLY
CONCURRING
The
buMness
of
going
to
the
assistance
of
an
officer
is
not
as
vnvnv,
fhat;c
'l,ii
riht
tnn
nrt
work
if
vou
newspaper
boys
I
John
Hart,
suave
and
charm-
'
Roya!
CommlRslon
inquiring
Into
nunth
he
made
it
.
'the
Whatshan
power
ilevelon-
Two
ex-Speakers
0
were
in
the;mpnt
.t
R'd
jUc
hear.
rows
of
gucsts-H
G
T
Perry
courthouse
g
w,u
,
,t
the
the
Mr.
Speaker
of
1933-37
and
;
t
wk
Mr;
Justlce
,
y
Mrs.
Nancy
Hodges,
the
history
.
,
clyne
MnMMmi
t,
,
,;
m
illing
Madame
Speak
;j.f
j
Ttus
JurisWJWllM)rt
royal
coin-1949-52.
Tiiese
twct'hAVC.
Ulion
.
mia),loner
bv
Premier
Bennett,
simple
as
as
might
miRht
appear.
lnl)h,
.t
,
f
Vl-
m-te
a
hie
sensation
out
of
it.
lnt,
also
not
a
bit
sorry
that
ne
all
rishi;
In
practice!
about
it.-
.
,i
t
:
8
I
.
Well
who
knows
maybe
that
did-
,cr)04e,sce
with
the
Conserv-
theory
itjs
:ii
'
"
i
'
i
'i
t
i
s.in
rf,
'irf,tnt-."-
ativfjt.
tor
vervone
tells
mm
in.
it
presents
ciif
ficVlf
ie.;
As
trie
Ottawa
Journal
sensibly
puts
it:
Coalition
Govtinmcnt
he
head
uie
auuny
ana
me
iiumiiiuuuu
,
,trl
Mr
Tvso.
wiii
make
inon
r
lu
uiic
rvci
tuugi
auuiattra
a,
,
.
.t,ittiti
.
t
ed
was
the
"best
government
but
then
no
one
ever
mMn"m":"
If
we
aDnlaud
a
mob
or
even
i
bachelor
oi
punucai
ueieat,
uul
uie
uiu-terness
has
"gone
out
of
them
-
if
B.C.
ever
had
perhaps
a
bit
ies
and
assemble
evidence
before
making
submissions
"but
we
remeay
ior
me
d.v,,
buvcih-ment's
headache
about
finding
stand
back
indifferently
we
arc
I
takes
his
pay
cheque
away
from
concurring
in
an
assault
by
evillhim
every
Friday.
now,
anu
tney
nave
tne
gooa
should
be
able
to
go
ahead
next
extravagant,
b,ut
it
sounds
good.
Even
Premier
Bennett
say3
a
place
to
nouse
me
sons
ui
will
of
all,
which
is
the
way
It
WPelt
VMAM
liould
be
in
a
democracy.
A
clever
wife
is
not
one
who
r
1KUUm,
"u
,"'
"h'"'
"-
B
"
was
a
which,
forces
against
our.
ordered
society.
And
that
doesn't
make
sense.
The
Whatshan
powerhouse
and
transformer
station
on
Arrow
Lakes
were
seriously
damaged
by
recent
landslides.
,
jokef
but
one
who
can
laugh
toilet
s.
.
.
not
house
the
arrested
Why
without
seeing
the
point.
is
natural
enough,
since
Mr.
Bennett
supported
the
Coalition
In
those
days.
John
Hart
Is
on?
of
those
rare
politicians
who
P
THE
-
ETTERBOX
which
ure
iust
as
handy
to
Vancouver
as
the
special
jails.
Some
V,
Tils.'
first
grenades,
balls
i
f
baked
earth
tilled
wit:i
explosives,
were
used
in
the
lalh
cen
j
"Talk
is
cheap"
they
say.
But
!at
that,
the
monthly
account
could-
be
more
shocking.
has
never
known
defeat.
He
somehow
always
knew
the
right
!of
these
nudist
camps
are
well
I
equipped.
moment
to
gracefully
retire.
"
.
tury.
APPRECIATION
Three
C.CF.'ers
who
once
,
rocked
this
House
with
their
Editor,
oratory
sat
with
the
guests
on
I
The
Daily
News:
Obviously
If
the
148
Sons
stripped
off
there
nobody
could
be
too
much
shocked
for
it
has
happened
before
and
air
quite
lawful,
too.
opening
day,
for
they
have
gone
I
would
like
to
express
my
ap-
'to.,
EDUCATION!
Several
hundred
British
Columbia
youngsters
are
not
attending
school
because
their
parents
are
Doukhobors
who
object
to
the
Idea.
Wonder
if
they
ever
heard
of
Epictctus
who
nri
t.n
a
hiHhr
nlnre
tn
Can.
'
precianon
ior
me
ireauneiu
i
have
a
GOOD
RUM
for
your
money
ada's
most
important
law-mak-1
received
while
at
the
Wrinch
Memorial
hospital,
Hazelton.
I
!
recently
underwent
an
operation
there
and
would
like
to
express
ing
assembly,
the
House
of
Commons.
SAT
TOGETHER
We
saw
them
together
today
H.
W.
HeiTldge,
M.P.
for
Koot-
my
appreciation
and
high
regard
said
Only
the
educated
are
free
or
Lord
Brougham
who
said
Education
makes
a
people
easy
,to
lead,
but
difficult
to
drive:
for
Dr.
Myron
and
Dr.
Olga
ior
Bogus
Stock
Promotions
Wiped
Out'
0NEANSW
their
ability
and
kindness.
LEE
SINO
Hazelton,
B.C
enay
West;
Harold
Winch,
MP.
for
Vancouver
East
and
Colin
'A
'
easy
to
govern
but
Impossible
to
.enslave
or
Ramsay
MacDonald,
who
said
An
educated
man
has
certain
qualities
which
make
him
calm
In
adversity,
happy
when
I
alone.
Just
in
his
dealings,
ra-i
tlonal
and
sane
In
all
the
affairs
lof
life.
on
anyicayy
4'",'
WASHINGTON
(API
The
U.S.
securities
and
exchange
commis-.ion
has
reported
"a
virtual
cessation"
of
fraudulent
Canadian
i
;f
ir,
win".-
f
,Any
way
yon
look
at
OUT-OF-TOWNERS
.
.
.
SALE
ON
GAS
WASHERS
REDUCED
PRICES
stock
promotion?
In
this
country
in
the
last
year.
Fifty-two
Canadian
brokers
'
"
Canadian
labor,
it
Is
declared
by
labor
men
themselves,
would
and
dealers
have
applied
to
the
commission
for
registrations
etis-titling
them
to
sell
secdrlties
in
the
U.S.
subj
jet
to
commission
OPEN
A
1
SAVINGS
V
ACCOUNT
AT
regulation,
the
report
showed,
j
do
well
to
wipe
out
the
discrimination
practiced
within
its
ranks.
Older
and
handicapped
workers
are
still
finding
it
difficult
to
find
employment.
New
Canadians
are
under
a
cloud
of
"DP"
intolerance.
Many
employers
are
coming
around
to
a
more
JnollL
l
f
canamJ
AND
Twenty-nine
of
these
have
been
approved.
The
improvement
In
acrais-the-border
stock
sales
begafi
la.st
1
toS
impartial
attitude,
hut
even
the
A
VILLAGER
on
'the
Greek
Island
of
Zakinthos
uses
rocks,
shattered
masonry,
and
any
other
debris
available
to
fill
the
crack
in
the
earth
caused
by
earthquakes.
The
arduous
task
of
rebuilding
their
shattered
communities
faces
Grex'ks
In
the
area
that
was
hit
by
a
series
of
'quakes.
More
than
1,000
persons
lost
their
lives
in
the
disaster.
worker
himself
has
still
a
long
way.
to
go.
year
when
a
supplmnta.ry
extradition
agresment
with
Catwta
became
effective.
Until
then
U.5.
authorities-
could,
not
compel
at
Canadian
offender
to
stand
tri.il
Ci.Lt
OR
WRITE:
M?m
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
Thl
Bdvertlacmrni
w
not
published
or
dlsployed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Brltlab
Columblk.
for
fraudulent
stock
scheme
in
The
condition
of
shock
following
severe
burns
lasts
from
36
to
48
hours.
Phone
644
Zli
3rd
Av.,
Prints
Rupert
thftU.S.