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It
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
The
House
of
C'oiiun
ns
is
so
'
$4,300,000,000,
niuks
a
.
Wednesday,
January
21,
1953
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parlies
have
bin
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into
H
rlKht
and
left,
:
u
Independent
dally
newspnper
derated
to
the
upbuilding
of
PTlnc
Rupan
and
Nnrthern
nd
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
ot
Canadian
Preas
Audit.
Bureau
ol
Circulation
Canadian
Dallv
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
"Hie
Prince
Rupert
Dally
New
LlmltM
J.
r.
UAOOR.
President
H.
O.
PERRY.
VIce-Prasldent
adult
oul
Liberals
mm
me
uipwmum
ir,'d
to
rhnn;e
Urn
Rovernment
with
turning,
a
Ufa!
far
to
Its
voice.
But
that's
dimmed
imw.
The
opposition
Ikis
found
Itself
become
so
effective
ft
furw.
In
tie-bate
if
nut
In
numbers,
that
the
government
-
and
especially
Die
Department
ot
NttltotwU
IX'fenee
Rutacrlptlon
Rates:
rtw
ftKiTlefr
pr
hc:
rwr
month
DeT
Tear.
ilO.OO
ft
mall
Per
month
"iftc-
ner
voir.
(8
00
SaSw-
authorised
as
cor.I
class
ir-.all
b
ue'(Poat
Oftop
Department,
Ottawa
STRATTORD
KITCHENER
7
'
r.AIT
IOnONIO
have
become
m
nemy
vim
SAKNiAf
f
,
WINDSOR
C
,
;
Jiurns
and
King
David
LAST
Sunday
night
tlv
to
crtlU
lMii
hi
a
iiifantryinn
is
to
a
blwteifci
ttl(a
IIAV
In
a
KliiKle
(lay
of
uw
session
the
EKverv,!,,,,.,
Itself
tukliiK.a
seivs
o
that
lon-ed
It
on
u,
(tl.
rarely
bfw-
(i)V;
seatser,
fr.im
li:tt&
v
UntiS
Bt.
lAurenl
,m
tt
v
malruiK
ex
laimti(,s
Mr.
St.
Laurent
r.t
Up
,
the
hrtf
o(
Mr
tu-n-,,,,
a
Montreal
cc,mi!
l,
,
horitet
werr
ttlmt
by
oi)r
l
at
Curnp
;
and
put
on
the
parr-m
t,
,
exlstant
lajyireis
I
th-r
sundry
:,t,.,
with
tfe
Currie
n
,
LONDON'.
.
WOODSTOCK
9
ERANTFORD
HAMILTON
chuckled
lnwartlly
wnen
Uni'Wy
d-r-rue
d-
i
U,iA
l'nitod
Chuivh
Prunent.
which
kinih
about
I
heard
a
o
lnitea
v.nurcii!
of
Uw
natlmml
bU(,KPt
0,
ST.
THOMAS
ST.
CATHARlNES-AGAt
FALLS
mnster
announce
tnai
WELLAND
I
Develop
Algoma
Park
SENSIBLE
and
positive
step
has
been
taken
A
by
the
Turk
Board
in
formulating
plans
for
the
development
of
Algoma
Tark.
With
due
regard
to
the
possibilities
of
Roosevelt
Park
as
a
scenic
attraction,
it
is
the
relatively
level
and
sheltered
Algoma
property
that
offers
the
greater
promise
as
a
centre
of
recreational
activity.
Fundamentally
it
narrows
down
to-a
question
next
Sunday
ni
MILESTONES
!
U
PORT
COLBORNl
tlK'nie
would
I
H'
CP
Imw
lh
lit
1
'
;-
reptirt
wnieli
;,!,!
lUirrm.
i
thouuht
to
myself,
what
a
4g
Ycars
Ago
Todoy
t"ell
MOppy
rci!l!'jt
i
imv
wiw
SOtTHWF.STF.RN
ONTARIO
Ls
the
only
big
area
In
North
Anwrk-a
that
uses
25-cyde
power.
Xhe
publicly
-owned
Hydro-fclwtnc
Hoer
Cwumiiuiniit
uf
Oulario
has
undertaken
vh.iL
it
i.
'.!..
the
world's
greatest
program
of
ciiunfring
electrical
frequonry.
At
the
end
of
throe
years,
the
$200.000.M)0
plan
Is
more
than
a
third
comphned
and
207.737
out
of
a
total
of
904,735
customeis
in
a
12,CO0-square-miles
area
of
southern
Ontario
now
hav
60-cycle
instead
of
25-cyir
power.
The
map
shows
converted
and
unconverted
area.
rrsu
i
It
tAi
'A
ry
,1
w,""u
The
Northern
Bnea
t
uie
purity
of
military
m.
minis'
contcmijorarlea
and
what
Lus
nai
terently
hen
law-
,
imperilled
beeauw
j
i
.!.
n
laugh
thia
must
b
t
BobW
(
porated
for
the
manufacture
of
:guaru
for
the
Prince
Kuirt,
If
he
know,
what
U
now
oliigrlck
rjefenee
MinWe,
BtM4,
market.
l
U)n
UO(,
an
on
here
on
earth.
ttm.m
But
this
week
I
chafed
my;
MagUUtU
(:trM
thJ.
morn-
ty
mind
a
wee
bit.
Burns
himself
mg
senu-need
man
to
five
mni
whlrh
wri
ky
,
J
.
lcarly
saw
his
similarity
to
Kins'
montti
at
hard
labor
for
sup-
rtay
hy
Auditor
-Or
!,
',
l,iwr
t0
"
Indt:,n
Davki
A
tailor
ad.l.d
him
Seilar
Claxton
,rt;l!
,
1Um
VICTORIA
REPORT
kAJL
VICTORIA
The
Stevens
re-1
small
part
during
many
years
impressed
with
the
complexity
ot
i
ton
ver?e
pocw
aylnit.
in
Scot-
30
Yeors
Ago
Todoy
''r
'
"
3
'
wvr
well
founded
The
appointment
of
A.
L.
Car-
l
,
dtoverv
tine
.-'
port
on
liquor
has
exposed
con-'
past
in
the
phenomena!
prices
at
j
their
task
In
denning
a
system
:
IW
tbe
quivalMt
ol
"Full
wcU
which
these
licenses
have
chang
or
dLstrimiuon
nuicii
wai
on
ou
know
you'll
go
to
hell.
If
ruthers
of
Prim
Kuprt
pro-;
rjieer
spent
$liwi
t
iott
peraW
.n
dotnr
m.
Burr.
wial
ot
bi
Wgj
was
a
4
00u
houw
al
(i
the
justifiable
demands
id
the
moderate
user,
and
will,
at
the
same
time,
protect
immocii
rate
individuals
and
society
ener;.i:v
ed
hands."
I
have
read
with
much
interest
tlie
preamble
to
the
report,
and
I
think
my
readers
will
be
i
culled
that
Kin
David
had
aUi
"""""
nniy
u
naj
ithe
"among
the
I
The
CPR
steamer
Princess
Claxton
said
t
'.ie
'
he
ranked
wrought
mischief
lasst-s"
and
yet
among
the
chief
interested
in
It
too:
"It
would
be
'from
the
many
undesirable
and!
a
simple
task
to
draft
legislation
often
very
evil
effects
ot
rxc-
s-!
langsynel
Beatrice
en
rouw
he
'lh,h4"
I
longer
U
will,
the
tKiuno
ior
of
ditions
of
scandal
that
have
rocked
this
political
capital.
The
import
is
highly
critical
of
the
Liquor
Control
Board,
beer-parlors,
liquor
stores,
the
financial
tie-up
between
breweries
and
beer
parlors.
Chief
recommendation
of
the
Stevens
Commission
is
that
there
be
cocktail
lounges
in
B.C..
of
a
high
standard
and
rigidly
supervised.
It
is
this
observer's
belief
thnt.
the
pnvemment
u-ill
imnle-
nasseniters.
all
B1U
(il
S
for
the
distribution
and
sale
oflsive
use.
saints
I
..i...
in
a
h.aH.nn
rntttiilnri
Robbie
declared
he
W.1
loday.
the
Ca,m,sn
ear.y
alcoholic
beverages
if
aU
our
clti-
j
"The
extent
of
alcoholism
In
gens
were
aelf-disciplined
and
j
Canada
and
In
all
countries
of
a
moderate
users,
but
such
ls
not
.
similar
stage
of
sorial
d
vetor
Even
Lt
-Gen.
O
O
I
Chief
of
the
O.-neral
S
,
into
the
fray
that
d.ty.
i-j
of
tourse,
on
the
Hon
:
Simondt,
who
ha
&e
since
publication
1
m
ment,
and
the
Increasing
iimK-
probably
even
Burns
did
not-
the
esse,
and
Oils
is
amply
supported
by
the
Incontrovertible
niturie
of
the
problem
created
by
'
lorMe
ihat
ai
the
unveiling
o
20
Yeors
Ago
Todoy
Tiie
hospital
board
went
on
tnat
all
civilised
t
this
disease,
wnicn
lastens
ns
i
mjnnt
t
Hix
fitpvona
ronnrl
at
nevtj
knowledge
report.
Mued
a
staV-n
it
necessary
and
'on
our
social
fabric
like
a
mallg
innnth'i'ipssinn
nf
the
iri;iii-i
countries
find
ins
st
a:ie
on
the
Thame
In
London
a
lord
would
declaim,
with
better
point
than
grammai
:
Scotland
shall
flourish
while
iccord
iaat
night
a
favoring
le-
j
Army
Journal
in
whri,
t
tallied
wi
i
p.MKe
ior
inc
i0ut
agahwt
critic
o(
t
ture
and
that
we'll
have
cocktail
lounges
in
B.C.
by
July
1.
,
benefit
of
the
hospital
within
He
said
aome
of
their
u.
ner
cnmircn
iranui.
,
,,,
nrsE-
desirable
to
enact
restrictive
and
disciplinary
laws
for
Its
control.
Furthermore,
it
is
commonly
assumed
that
alcohol
Is
a
stimulant,
whereas
all
scientific
authorities
assert
that
alcohol
is
a
drug
and
a
narcotic
acting
dir
The
P,alm
of
David
and
th-
we
F'fank
of
whether
we
want
a
showpiece
or
a
playground.
In
Vancouver's
Stanley
Park
there
4s
a
good
example
of
both
in
one.
Yet-numerous
though
its
beauty
spots
are,
it
is
a
mind
fhe
playing
fields
and
recreation
grounds
that
roost
of
the
crowd
congregates.
Admittedly
a
well-kept
promontory
with
a
sweeping
view
of
our
landscape
would
be
a
fine
asset
for
Prince
Rupert
and
could
be
included
to
advantage
in
our
publicity
material,
but
it
is
doubtful
if
day
by
day
the
populace
would
get
as
much
fun
out
of
such
a
place
as
it
would
from
a
less
ornamental
but
more
practical
park.
If,
like
Stanley
Park,
our
hill
were,
suitable
for
playing
fields,
there
would
be
no
problem.
Its
staunchest
advocates,
however,
cannot
put
up
a
convincing
defence
on
this
score.
Its
exposure
to
wind
can
make
a
farce
of
a
ball
game
and
bring
discomfort
to
those
who
go
there
merely
to
sit
and
relax.
In
favor
of
Algoma
Park
it
must
be
observed
that
it
borders
McClymont
Park
where
the
Gyro
swimming
pool
and
other
attractions,
for
children
have
already
made
the
grounds
a
centre
of
youthful
activity.
With
this
much
definitely
provided,
there
would
be
little
sense
in
turning
our
backs
on
it
to
develop
a
park
in
an
entirely
different
location.
While
.
some
may
argue
that
directing
the
Roosevelt
Park
Fund
into
other
channels
would
be
a
violation
of
the
faith
which
created
the
fund,
it
is
more
important
in
this
case
to
be
realistic
than
idealistic.
If
we
do
not
think
for
ourselves
in
this
-matter,
we
may
end
up
full
of
splendid
intentions
hut
no
park.
The
fund
is
just
large
enough
to
undertake
one
worthwhile
project.
We
should
guard
against
dissipating
it
or
throwing
it
away
on
a
futile
purpose.
Development
of
Algoma
Park
would
protect
us
from
both.
nant
cancerous
growth,
has!
shocked
us
almost
beyond
words
j
We
feel
vigorous"
measiin
j
must
be
taken
without
delny
to
cope
with
this
lamentable
and
tragic'
situation."
It'
a
good
reprt,
every
citizen
should
try
and
read
it
in
full.
They'll
find
It
well
won
It
while
had
been
"unfairly
t;a."
Irresponsible
"
Opposition
MP
s
tux
view
of
the
statement
T:
songs
oi
Burns.
.
.
,,
v
wnk.,ili0n.
Koliert
AAA
.
u,
The
report
expresses
horror
at
the
present
beer-parlor
situation:
"It
is
contended
that
those
who
wish
a
quiet
glass
of
beer
should
be
fre
to
'drop
into
a
comfortable
and
decent'
place
for
their
refreshment.
The
existing
H
ti.
Benson,
O.
P.
THERE
is
a
remarkable
stmri-
""'
certain
that
they
w-rt
th-
Tinker
and
Aldermen
mrne
ectly
on
the
nervous
system
.
.
.
to
whom
Bitnond
re
"The
Commission
has
been
beer-parlor
is
not
of
this
type
Serving
of
persons
who
enter
Out
of
he
who
charge
a
id
repil-.,,
(,
fact
ha
emerged:
tti
report
and
8-Uar'
sjCi
year
ending
M.in
h
!1.
sure
to
become
major
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
lay
and
Rudderham.
,10
Yeors
Ago
Today
Trustee
J
T
Langtidge
toW
the
board
of
school
trustee
at
It
meeting
last
night
that
salaries
in
Prince
Ruix-rt
compare
favorably
with
those
in
schools
in
other
placs
of
the
same
ilr
He
offered
the
suggestion
that
(starling
salaries
here
mUthl
be
SI.
100
per
year.
beer-parlors
in
an
intoxicated
condition
is
quite
common.
Serving
'drunken,
quarrelsome
and
disorderly'
persons
in
the
premises
is
simply
routine,
and
wide
arlty
between
King
David
ard
Robert
Burn
in
more
ways
ihan
one.
Both
were
poet
ab'.ft
to
transmit
the
inspiration
t')
the
hearts
of
the
people
for
ageJ
to
come.
But
both
suffered
.ipir-itual
agonies
for
their
own
slm
and
shortcoming.
Maybe
the
reason
why
Burn;,
has
become,
next
to
King
David
the
nearest
thing
to
an
interna-'
tional,
-people'
poet
1
because
;
s.trrow
and
suffering
arc,
whe
i
the
next
general
electto
Most
of
us
had
neither
AUtxh,
Tnei.
what'
the
matter
with
nor
money
to
see
.Eisenhower
t;he
Calgary
Stampede?
N
t
a
aueurated,
and
for
the
ame
I
dashed
thing!
Within
reach
U
spread.
Control
ot
minors
is
ap
LOOK
AT
OUR
parently
left
to
the
license
with
min!
out
adequate
Inspection
or
check-
reasons
millions
will
not
witness
I
everybody.
And
if
you
don
A-l
CARS
waiting
a
while,
both
Wa
uitr;-
BEFORE
YOU
E
ton
and
London
will
come
hero.
seen
or
felt,
such
universal
unt-l
,.
learner
Northalm,
wlcl
Elizabeth
crowned
next
June.
,-A
FEW
POSSIBILITIES
However,
a
ticket
to
Hawaii
is
not
exactly
prohibitive
and
ths
holiday
Ls
said
to
.
be
a
peach.
We
have
a
Urtr
wn
lying
language.
Bura
gave
u
k
,
.
viMt,r
t0
Prmre
ing,
resulting
in
serious
abuse.1
The
common
minimum
service
is
two
glasses
per
customer
and
not
infrequently
asi
many
as
15
glasses
at
one
time
to
three
men.
This
is
siwer
debauchery."
Quality
I
-ed
am
'
a
sonj,
and
a
cros-hand
grocp:
R
rl
ung
ef
th
west
coast
iH-ed
rwiiu.
M
-nit
dm
i
handclasp,
which
ha
done
It's-seldom
one
hears
oi
anv
one
drowned
on
this
coast,
wht
-:t'
caught
by
the
incoming
tide.
Yet,
three
bodies
have
been
fiud
j
of
Vancouver
Inland
mere
were
only
two
survivor.
IKK
K
BOTTOM
fit'
AM)
hKV-IH(.mW!
much
or
maybe
more
than
any
apt
r,r
ct-fltjjCTnatihin
ta
draw
near
Vancouver.
They
had
beei:
j
.
,,w
,
-ijal,i,.
f
The
recommendation
here
is
ithat:
"Beer
by
the
glass
should
be
sold
in
'public
house'
and
that
19SI
lord
Frlr
A
t
seeking
oysters.
Anything
like..
to
drive
It
is
a
literal
fact
that
the
oni
,s
this
is
a
rare
occurrence
on
Can
IT
PAYS
,,
TO
ADVERTISE
1
1958
Miiimr.h
sedan
i
and
poems
of
Robert
Bum
British
Artificial
Arm
Rated
Better
Ihan
American
Type
ada
shores.
It
womu
he
ex-!
Like
a
KinR
i
1919
riymiiuth
vi
one
of
the
few
product
f
the
wet
whli
h
oierate
on
both
aide
of
tite
Iron
Curtain.
But
in
the
songs
ot
Burn
the
tear
and
ceedingly
unusual,
lor
ex.i'iipk'.
In
the
Bay
of
Fundy,
wheie
tnk
i
fiat
stretch
far.
j
as
well
as-
beer
thess
houses
should
sell
light,
foods,
such
a.s
sandwiches,
potato
chips,
peanuts
and
soft
drinks,
and
juices,
such
as
ginger
ale,
root
berr.
tomato,
orange
and
grapefruit
juices
and
coffee."
B.C.'s
cocktail
lounges
and
NATICK,
Mass.
(AP)
Harold
J.
Russell,
Second
Reform
the
Crimina
purjiic
nouses
aren
t
going
to
oe;
World
War
veterans
leader,
say
"
laughter
are
never
very
far
Because
he
found
a
tack
in
his
j
a.,art.
"
pie,
a
Western
Canadian
Ls
re-i
a
a
a
ported
to
have
starred
a
lav;
.-.int.
j
burns
could
outwardly
laugn
If
we
practiced
phonetic
pvlUn;
at
hls
own
f0HiM,
and
failures,
there
might
be
a
temptation
'
Kat
the
brave
laughter
a.td
th-i
say
he
was
taking
objection
to
.
razor
edBf,d
wit
nPrer
could
com-
the
gloomy,
if
elaborate
caverns
he
thinks
the
British
artificial
Ideal
low
cm',
in
!
ta'lmi
1S49
3-Tn.
176"
WD
haul,
new
jioo.t
s
unit
Ht
J-Ton,
17
A
R
l
look
90
tt
1,111
running
eondi'lon
See
Vuur
-l
lHlt
I
Bob
Parker
l!
flione
S
they
are
in
many
U.S.
cities,
for
arm
with
a
replaceable
"hook
RETIRED
ACCOUNTANT
with
degrees
will
accept
private
clients'
auditing,
accounting,
etc.
assignments.
Box
596,
Daily
News
the
Stevens
report
says
this:
ls
25
rer
cent
"more
useful
and
ine
iooq
tacK-i.
p!ete!y
cover
hi
own
profound
.
we
do
not,
look
with
favor
on,
efficient"
than
the
American
and
very
definitely
recommend
type
against
the
exotic,
dimly
lighted,
Rusgeii,
sg,
ha
used
the
metal
voluptuous
type
of
cocktail
bar
!
nmns
.lnce.
h
lost
both
hands
inner
remorse.
He
knew
he
had
There's
one
thing
about
the,
been
a
great
dtsappolntmer.t
to
which
creates
a
delusive
impres-,in
mJ
wnile
Irving
as
a
United
sion
of
opulence
and
social
dis-:statps
Armv
demolition
instruc-
former
president,
Mr.
Ti
uman
,
his
own
father
to
whom
he
wrote
He
did
not
have
to
remain
In
on
December
27,
1781,
his
apol-Washington
long
enough
to
see
op
y
for
inability
to
come
hon-i
tinction."
!or
The
Commission
frowns
on
the
.
native
of
North
Sydney,
is
considerable
wisdom-
in
a
recommendation
THERE
made
by
the
Canadian
Welfare
Council
to
the
federal
government
that
our
criminal
code
take
a
few
pointers
from
the
Juvenile
Delinquents
Act
on
the
subject
of
punishing
criminals.
The
part
of
the
act
suggested
for
attention
reads:
.''.
,
"The
care
and
custody
and
discipline
of
a
juvenile
delinquent
shall
approximate
as
nearly
as
may
be
that
which
should
be
given
by
its
parents,
and
that
as
far
as
practicable
every
juvenile
delinquent
shall
be
treated,
not
as
a
criminal,
but
as
a
misdirected
and
misguided
child,
and
one
needing
practice
of
breweries
and
distil-:
jjb
ne
wag
brought
to
Cam
lenes
loaning
money
to
beer
par-,
bridge,
Mass..
as
a
small
boy.
A
wnai
happened
to
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
on
New
Year:
Rosenberg.
"I
dare
neither
review
my
past
wants,
nor
look
forward;
for
thi
Print
Rupert's
eli
valor
cai.
!
least
anxiety
In
my
brea-st
prt-take
care
of
four
loading
a
duces
most
unhappy
effects
or.
month
to
long
fts
the
grain
keeps
my
whole
frame
...
I
am
quite
lors:
"In
the
financial
state-1
ormer
moVie
actor,
Russell
won
General
Electric
ments
filed
with
the
Commission
an
ttCaQt,my
award
for
hi
rolo
by
the
brewers
and
distillers.
It
ln
.1Best
Year)!
0,
0ur
Uvea."
wag
disclosed
that
these
com-,
He
reccnU
Tote
hU
autobi-panies,
whose
chief
function
is
j
n(franhvvk.totT
in
My
Hands."
coming
alonj.
It
is
not
so
far
;
transported
at
the
thought
inav
back
when
a
ingle
steuniei
ere
long,
perhaps
very
oon
I
everv
few
weeks
would
have
let
shall
bid
an
eternal
adieu
to
all
The
British
"hook"
1
qnlck
y
Appliance
that
of
production,
held
indirect!
control
over
numerous
hotels
and
beer-parlors.
This
method
of
control
was
held
chiefly
in
the!
the
pains,
and
uneaines
and
disquietude
of
thi
weary
life
,
.
.
It
I
for
this
reason
thai
I
am
more
than
pleased
with
the
15th
166h
and
17th
verse
of
the
7th
like
a
hearty
handshake.
Now
that
freight
for
the
Orient
turning
toward
Prince
Rupert
keep
it
this
way
at
all
costs.
Advantage
are
being
shown.
interchangeable
with
"108
different
tools
and
device,"
he
said.
"Our
hook
i
designed
a
a
basic
tooli"
he
explained.
"It
screws
into
the
artificial
arm
and
can't
be
readilv
exchanged."-.
Washing
Machines,
Floor
Polishers,
Radios,
Kettles,
Ranges,
Vocuum
Cleaners
and
many
others.
The
British
type
fit
Into
a
slot
form
of
guaranteed
loans
made-by
the
banks.
Usually
these
so-,
called
loans
were
far
in
excess
of
anything
warranted
by
the
physical
security
attached
to
them.
Indeed,
it
was
admitted
quite
frankly
that
no
other
loaning
authority
would
grant
such
loang.
and
is
locked
in
place
wnn
a
lever
at
the
base
of
the
arm.
"It
takes
only
a
second
or
two
chapter
ot
Kevelation.
The
verses
end
"And
Ood
ha4i
wipe
away
all
tear
from
their
eyes."
Burns
wrote
that
letter
years
before
he
had
caused
and
suffered
the
deepest
aorrow
and
long
before
he
had
given
to
the
world
his
most
precious
immortal,
and
Joy-giving
works
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECB
GETTING
TIIK
FACTS
Sometimes
a
fellow
finds,
to
hi
delli-'ht,
that
through
th?
outlay
of
a
little
cash,
he
tan
rid
himself
of
halitosis.
But
about
all
he'll
actually
di;;onve-i
that
friends
never
liked
him
anyway.
4.4
Box
U
"In
B.C.
this
financial
interest
of
brewers
and
distillers
ln
thei
retail
outlet
for
beer
is
notor
to
pull
out,"
Russell
said.
A
founder
of
AMVETS,
Russel'.
is
meeting
today
with
veteran
administration
heads
in
New
York
to
discuss
a
possible
cVianpeover.
aid,
encouragement,
help
and
assistance."
In
making
its
recommendation,
the
council
takes
the
view
that
the
only
sure
way
to
protect
society
from
the
criminal
short
of
execution
is
to
reform
him.
If
a
prisoner
is
more
dangerous
after
serving
his
sentence
than
before,
then
society
has
suffered
a
loss
and
its
security
has
not
"been
protected
but
endangered.
What
the
council
suggests
is,
in
effect,
that
punishment
for
a
crime
should
in
reality
be
treatment
for
the
condition
of
mind
which
led
to
the
crime.
This
is
probably
asking
for
more
than
most
prisons
would
be
willing
to
give,
but
the
proposal
is
basically
sound.
Keen
though
it
often
is,
the
criminal
mind
must
iously
prevalent.
Where
such
loans
have
been
made,
it
Invar
"The
great
difficulty
would
he
iably
follows
that
the
licensee
so
benefitted
sells
only
the
draught
beer
of
his
benefactor.
There
is
GENERAL
MEETING
Days
are
lengthening.
From
now
to
mid
summer,
one
feels
good
to
be
alive.
Dawn
Is
not
so
far
from
midnight,
for
twilight
lingers
long.
Tiire
air
and
crystal
clear
water.
the
matter
of
patent,",
he
said,
When
Britain's
Labor
party
came
into
office,
it
took
over
all
patent
rlghLt
on
artificial
arms,
he
said.
reason
to
believe
that
the
financial
Interest
of
the
brewer
or
dis
OF
THE
tiller
in
a
license
has
played
no
COMMUNITY
RATEPAYERS'
ASSOCIATION
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
in
every
case
be
the
product
of
some
maladjustment.
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If
attention
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be
given
to
this
as
well
as
to
the
'punishment,
the
time
behind
bars
would
not
bo
often
will
be
held
in
the
21!
prove
to
be
just
a
period
of
gestation
for
further
violations
against
society.
Scripture
jpassaye
jor
JoJaij
"God
said,
Let
there
be
light."
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