Utile
Chance
of
Popular
Uprisino
Prince'
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
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fl
Wednesday,
March
11.
1953
in
Kimid
Aydiiiii
ueorgi
Mate
A
mistaken
a
uooje
)
Itr
KICII
ltl
O
RIGAN
dispelled
that,
h
VIENNA
iAPi
talln's
death
j
f
fi"1"1
,ur"
unt,m!.s
i
..i
.
...
I
Balkan
Balkan
"
un'
imr.
unrt
.
b
IniBfN-iidem
dullr
newspaper
dfiotm
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prino
Kupr
uid
Northern
nd
Central
British
Columbia.
WmntM
of
Can-uiian
Prr
Audit
Buru
of
Circulation
Otnadtan
Dull?
Nrwspaprr
AMorlstlon.
P-Jhllslifd
bv
"he
Prior
Hupert
Dally
Newt
UmltM
4.
F.
MAUOR.
President
H.
O.
PERRY,
Vloa-Prealdenl
Llts
!
Reminisces
1
iipnt-ars
to
have
changed
nothing
,
In
the
Kovii-t
satellites.
'J'Wsmmd
i
r
i
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i
more
plans
to
.
.
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Subscription
Rate:
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T
r
tu-f
y;So-
rwr
tnrmth
!
01,!
tie
Tear.
110.00
t
mall
Ppi
inuilh
1Ac
wr
T.-nr.
8
00
S'
X
PUroll
when
he
wandered
out
of
the
liwiuauna
cimme
oi
a
popular,
iWit
woods
and
saw
an
automobile
for
uprliing
against
Geor.l
Malen-
'
Mjfnko
the
first
time
...
He
didn't
see
th
"
rulers
of
the
"
J'"
Uy
min
10
'
'
'
it
soon
enoush.-Ex.
Kremlin
There
U
scarcely
one
n
chance
In
a
hundred
that
a
new
V.
f,
",wlr,
'Ji
,
"
1
A
change,
possibly
profound,
j
Tito
will
appear
amonf
th
:
p""lr.,i
has
taken
place
in
Soviet
Ruwia
l"'"
I'oland.
East
Germany,!
,'omraur"
W-Herhaps
even
more
so.
could
the
;
Czechoslovakia.
Romania.
Hun-
Uh
to
h,
s
iron
curUin
be
folded
up
B"lKria
and
Albania
j
wltm?T'.
W
te-
.
&k.y
ilk
1
nuv
n
someining
snouia
nap-
,
'
"V.
a
ia
!
fwn
in
the
Balkans
It
would
most
I
.
"
momh
s
$100,000
For
Vets
HERE
is
the
address
of
i
the
executor
of
the
i
estate
of
the
old
soldier
:
who
died
and
left
$100,000
,
to
other
ex-Imperials.
To
be
eligible
for
possible
erants
up
to
$250
each
you
must
live
in
Canada
and
have
served
in
the
British
army
or
navy
be-
SYSTEM
ANO
S
IIOOI
S
We
supimxe
teurhing
was
quite
likely
be
In
Albania
or
Bulgaria,
i
,0
new
tu
TIUw.
There
might
have
been
a
simple
before
whools
were
known
(
nrirr
for
satellite
detection
had
!
rrpect,
W
US
Oil
Cliu
HUOIIUI
ny.
inn.
...
.
.
inuuulDn
ty
alMiut
Stalin
s
successor.
But
W
7.
"""""''i
h
M.ilcnkov's
ieedv
auixilntmenl,!
.
.
"r
tir
fore
1915
not
as
an
officer
but!
Canada
and
the
United
Rtaits
are
each
others
bcj.t
toui'Lt
customers,
un
each
sine,
tne
totnU
are
around
three
million
Of
these,
quite
a
nuinlx-r
climb
street
In
Quebec,
and
see
mure
halibut
In
Prince
Rupert
than
anywhere
else.
the
control
of
Walfnte,
Communist
pn,
v
Union.
jlhoriirrrt
u
cord
cltss
mall
b
u'
Port
or
Department,
Ottawa.
A
Poor
Impression
from
the
fact
that
they
cause
anxiety
ASIDE
and
distaste
among-
Prince
Rupert's
own
citizens,
there
is
another
unfortunate
circumstance
of
these
stormy
city
council
sessions
which
could
do
with
some
serious
thought.
It
is
the
poor
impression
they
are
making
for
the
city
on
outside
observers.
.
Newspapers
and
radio
stations
in
the
larger
;
'
cities
make
a
point
of
reporting
activities
in
other
municipalities
of
the
province.
To
catch
public
attention,
they
will
emphasize
the
more
sensational
j
aspects,
and
there
is
nothing
more
sensational
than
j
a
first-class
civic
row.
,
In
this
respect,
Prince
Rupert
has
a
high
bat-
'
ting
average.
Possibly
there
are
other
places
in
B.C.
'
where
dissension
is
just
as
pronounced,
but
not
many,
as
a
day-by-day
study
of
outside
newspapers
.!
'
will
prove.
It
may
le
claimed
with
some
justification
that
,
there
are
issues
here
which
are
particularly
sharp
and
which
nrovide
stronee
opposite
opinion.
It
is
MILESTONES
trum
the
im
irt
ll
Italljr
Srm
I
'
further
mteihte
p,
40
Y.fln
Aon
TH-
'"":rj.".Mt
.
3
-
"
-
f
cuiuamuaw
nu
Mrtu,
Hev.
W
A
Mi
lod
In
hU
ferjh!s
old
rival
Moloim
rion
hotly
dcfeiided
the
right
cf
But
even
l(
..
Oh.
for
the
days
of
plenty
vacant
houses,
so
that
houses
to
let
at
high
prices
ran
be
houses
to
let
alone.
tne
press
to
criticize
any
uwi
r-)
commue
to
shake
u
,
imcf5
of
a
public
nature
w
lactors
prntm
j
desertion
of
it
n;o
Tiie
Prince
hupert
Liberal
As-
Prtwnce
of
Riiur
lust
s-i
iaMon
ut
11
meeting
endorsed
,0,1
rm
ot
fcu.
GITS
HIS
K.O.
James
J.
Jeffries
died
NOT
A
SCOTIA'S
CHANGING
fl
IM
ATE
Is
also
changing
the
moose
population
of
the
province
changing
the
majestic
big
game
animal
Into
a
woodland
moiuii.
Biologi.su
trying
to
discover
the
reason
for
depletion
of
the
moose
population
have
discovered
that
the
moose
Is
becoming
stupid
and
simple-minded.
Examinations
of
dead
animals
have
show
:i
that
parts
of
the
brain
have
decayed.
.
week
in
California
where
he
waa
the
lailtc
of
Kir
Wilfred
Ijiu'ir'n"ll'-
These
rt
U
born
His
age
was
7"
He
Is
still
'
,n
oppmng
tne
Borden
naval
a"y
c""""
Ian
fc
regarded
as
the
greatest
fighter
propi,ui.i
Russia.
of
them
all
H12
Jims
career,
I
Poland
can
forty
y.
in
the
ranks
Write
to:
Eric
H.
Gilmer,
Swlnerton
ti
Co.,
Brough-ton
St.,
Victoria.
B
C
WATCH
FOR
Tzinquaw,
the
all-I
Indian
music
and
dance
play
coming
to
Georgia
Auditorium.
Vancouver,
near
the
end
of
March.
It
has
been
a
smash
hit
wherever
played
and
if
you
want
to
see
an
authentic
native
performance,
this
Is
It.
It
was
a
sell-out
In
New
Westminster
last
year.
,
KATHLEEN
Elliott
of
222
Rogers
Building.
Vancouver.
Is
a
bright
business
woman
who
carries
on
a
fine
work
as
a
non-paying
sideline.
As
a
service
to
home-bound,
handicapped
people
Miss
Elliott
sells
a
wonderful
range
of
hand-made
articles.
A.
J.
CLOTWORTHY
of
Salmon
Arm,
the
retired
teacher
whose
brief
sparked
the
sensational
controversy
over
BC.
schools,
writes
thanking
me
for
"consideration
and
courtesy"
In
asking
for
a
full
copy
of
his
brief
before
commenting.
He
only
had
one,
he
explains,
and
this
was
sent
to
Victoria
shows
23
fiKhLi,
eleven
won
by
knw
kouLs.
He
was
the
last
of
the
old
line
of
heavyweight
tillo-holdcrs
John
L.
Kullivun.
J.tmes
J.
Corbett
and
Roljeit
Kll.s!m-mons
By
the
time
Jeff
was
stopped
by
Jack
Johnson
he
had
.
tt-iu.Sl
.....
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30
Yeor
AqoTodoy
!
T
,mT
,n
"
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r
Krrgln.
M.Ji
for
Allln
J
..T
left
for
8t
Catharines.
Ontario
rml
tn(S
xhwmnfl
:
lo
attend
the
funeral
of
h''
watchful
8ot
fatner
W
H
Kngui.
Hungary
and
Roan.
i
tens
of
thoiuaiuu
(
More
liiaii
2ol
attended
trie
troops
;onrert
nivl
prize
giving
cew!
Victoria
Report
.
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nbitt
VICTOraA.The
lej,n,Iative
rudenesses
go
on..to
kwp
Uie
mwt
,
,t.
KIimv
111
tho
Ralvatlon
Arniy
Bia
FatnU.
l
yn"'.
Vl
l,mc
)"-
"
Met
UlUtlve
children
have
nlcl
t
f.irht.
Mayor
:
WINNIPEO
tR
-school
enrollment
m
session.
He
said
the
neonle
of
rernie
are
hornfiefi
eouuiiv
talkative
nnrcnt.s
That's
N-ton
at
in
the
rhait
of
ll
!,
V,.,.!,
wnnl
f.,
.
f-
Viij
ciu-iMv.il
what
comes
from
a
lilctlinc
of
)(
V.nrt
Ann
Tnnw
U"1-
I-""'
IW
ci
i
clil
me
iiui
n
vi
u.i
aim
ivui
x
j
i
iiiu.
"i
orded
In
tne
ll-itcs
frying
to
get
a
word
In
edgewise
j-Lethhridt'e
Herald
Certainly,
rude,
very
persnn.il
wo.ve,
are
ravaging
uie
area
.rnt
to
u
M-sj-
PAitiarbi
ca
r
rv
nftn
hanrlU""!
..t
.
i
i
'
around
Terrace
according
to
paiin
diuiimii
.
.
nc
-
-
j,irK5
sunt;,
ana
nw
iinu
inrn
:
dinner
word
received
here
and
It
Is
te-
1
port
lust
Uau(!
f".
."'T
1T1?JCAT
"lt
that
they
have
never
before
..,
lrmB
d
ntnle
to
WM
ulai!y
SPrv(1
wltn
bless-
porua
m.
y
nve
practical
y
cr,Jrf
jk,
m
i
i'aiM
d
o
il
the
oi
cr
from
tt
iba
i
yMr
whole
district.
'
noticea
sucn
personal
nmerncs'.
existing
between
MLAs
The
Liberals,
of
course,
are
..n.-wir
her.
Ing
Hut
today,
its
found
mii'
h
The
male
MLAs
are
getting.
more
convenient
when
a
can-pretty
good
at
snapping
back
opener
Is
made
use
of
about
two
weeks
ago
asked
me
to
rush
a
copy."
This
clears
up
one
mystry.
It
is
clear
that
the
demand
for
ammunition
to
try
to
"get
something
on"
the
B
C.
schools
came
still
smarting
under
tne
iernnc:
:,t
tnp
fl.maP
MLAs
Gallantry
It
would
seem
there
Is
still
a
licking
bocial
crraiiers
gave
,,
,
.
,
abo
Hisanpfarcd
In
Ihem
JnB
Ttio
(IT
ti
!1
the
legislative
debate
Which
Is
shortage
of
houses
The
other
Irtv
nrf
nnt
rJ
,,1.
.2"
"l
wt.
T
)
as
I
Y
H
should
be.
The
lad.cs
day
a
New
York
woman
pave.
houldn't
take
advantage
of
i
birth
to
a
baby
In
a
telephone
The
Canadian
Legion,
B
E
S
I...
r.i
.Mil
a
roolutloti
to
ask
tne
Minivrr
of
rVllM'all,,l,
'v
the
Iliiihan
version
of
"O
Cait-ail.i
"
taj.;l.t
in
the
school
10
Ye
on
Ago
Todoy
The
Attorni-y-ficncral's
de-
St.
Patrick
VARIETY
CONCER
their
sex
If
they're
In
politics
booth
they
should
accept
the
rough-
j
anri-tumble.
be
able
to
take
it1
Women's
Co-ordinating
f'oun-
,
-
-
nut
01
governmeni
ny
one
scat.
rooU.
'
iThe
Social
Credilers.
being
a
,,....
'
minority
government,
lack
se-
THANKS
to
two
more
responsible,
IL,
curilyand
an
mM,rur(
pernor..
Vancouver
people
who
sent
me
ot
couriM,
un
to
be
a
bit
details
of
the
flying
discs
they
;
tml,.hy
and
.
oH
al
vi,f.
saw
on
the
afternoon
of
Sunday,
i
sljRhttst
provocation.
only
right
that
these
should
be
fully
aired,
and
no
one
will
suggest
that
all
parties
sit
complacently
back"
to
give
the
impression
that
Prince
Rupert
is
a
United
city.
Hut
issues
are
one
thing,
and
personalities
another.
If
there
has
ever
been
a
meeting
of
responsible
men
and
women
in
which
name-calling,
insults
and
personal
vilification
have
advanced
their
purpose,
it
is
yet
to
be
reported.
The
only
effect
they
achieve
is
anger,
which
is
surely
a
destructive
course.
.
It
is
fatuous
to
say
we
do
not
care
what
others
think
of
us.
Prince
Rupert
is
not
so
big
that
it
can
afford
to
repel
newcomers.
With
attention
everywhere
directed
towards
the
blossoming
north,
there
are
certain
to
be
many
sufficiently
interested
to
consider
moving
to
this
part
of
the
country,
of
which
Prince
Rupert
is
a
focal
point.
But
the
man
making
a
reasonably
comfortable
living
where
he
is
will
assuredly
think
twice
before
sacrificing
it
to
enter
what
is
apparently
a'mad-house.
Although
admittedly
he
must
take
his
chance
no
matter
how
attractive
the
conditions,
he
is
not
likely
to
be
encouraged
by
the
thought
that
the
city
seems
bent
on
destroying
itself
by,
giving
vent
to
personal
animosities
and
factional
differences.
It
is
time
Prince
Rupert
took
more
pride
in
its
place
in
this
promising
realm.
It
is
not
true,
as
some
suppose,
that
our
fortunes
died
with
Laurier.
If
others
have
failed
to
encourage
us,
at
least
we
can
encourage
ourselves,
for
the
opportunities
have
not
changed.
Indeed,
they
are
greater
than
ever
before
and,
as
a
source
of
inspiration,
have
much
more
to
offer
than
bad
manners
in
city
hall.
well
as
give
it.
True,
a
lot
ell
will
supervise
an
informal
of
the
men
hate
scrapping
with
social
at
the
Civic
Centre
to-'parttient
unnonnced
It
Intend
the
ladles;
they
find
it
difficult
:
morrow
aftermxin
The
oreaslnn
'"
l
lk"'
attioii
unieM
sewage
dis-
rcuiutiij
iviuiij
uLiitrs
nave
t
1
1
II,.
1
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C.
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a
,
lnnmK
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!
Inn.
n
,
A
r
,H,
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-'"'"
-
i
J'MKri.
Lot
rniu
HIT
um-nrinii,
mooer
1
-
done
likewise
Over
the
lns
faar
,
rnnnth.
!
rial
Creditor
Mrs.
Rolston
can,
I
heir
mothers'
knees.
But
then,
last
Christmas
which
went
over
;nim:i3lJy
at
the
Rushbro.k
iehts
wartime
housing
see.
ion
in
yiriLV
i
Liue
un-wo.
n
:
nu
rnouirr
ever
rxijf-v'vru
wuivi
WHn
a
Dana.
I
Iiey
usually
cio
ie
CAPITOLTHtA
not
call
it
rude;
let
s
call
it
rin.
In
the
legislature.
that
,
Yes
However,
no
Libera.,
for
In-
j
At
or
perhaps
pert,
.otinds
better
pert
Putting
!t
stance,
no
mafler
how
gallant.
this
way
is
sometnins
line
...n
notiucnllv
afford
to
oerinit
Watch
for
a
big
story
to
break
on
all
this,
probably
before
the
end
of
1953.
A
LADY
wanU
me
to
boost
along
the
campaign
to
have
the
SPCA
take
over
the
Vancouver
city
pound.
Good
Idea.
Why
not?
A
Trail
man
wanU
me
to
urge
the
government
to
stop
the
Flood
SUNDA
MARCH
withdrawal
In
the
Legislature.
M
formidable
an
opponent
as
A
member
deliberately
says
Tii,v
.
R(llsUm
t0
pmlI,cl
him
something
unparliamentary.
witho,lt
nt
)(,a4t
trymg
to
pum.
knowing
he'll
have
to
withdraw
mt,,
b;ull
No
g.
CrediU-r
And
so
he
withdraws
but
he
tan
p,rmjt
Nancy
Hodges
to
got
what
he
wanted
to
sny
off
a
0VPr
nlm
without
try-
hls
chest
first
And,
once
said,;!n),
a
f,,w
kl,.k4
himself
much
It
really
cant
be
unsaid.
ti
np
miRnl
himself
for
Mrs.
Rolston
gave
a
perfect
rising
so
Doort
0p
I
jrceuei
campaigns
ana
msieaa
give
five
million
bushels
of
wheat,
meats,
butter,
etc.,
"right
off
the
shelves."
Good
idea,
too.
Our
government
owns
29
million
pounds
of
surplus
butter
and
example
of
this
technique
the
yes.
a
session
of
personul
re-other
day.
She
wont
after
Lib-
marks.
The
public,
galleries
al-
Presented
THE
WOME
OF
THE
M0C
SA
VE
MONEY
1Qo
Discount
ON
ALL
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
PAID
-.
IN.
ADVANCE
the
U.S.
government
owns
80
million
pounds.
I
also
see
that
jour
surplus
of
dried
milk
powder
is
double
what
It
was
a
year
ago.
MUCH
and
all
as
I
would
like
to
j
see
Hon.
Jimmy
Sinclair
get
.
a
top
job
in
the
cabinet
I
think
(
rai
leaaer
nenney
Pne
saio
ways
pnjoy
such
rcmarks.
but
Mr.
Kenney
had
said
there's
ton
it'S
tm
observer's
opinion
that
much
freedom
in
Canada
Mr
tn.
public,
too.
grows
rontempt-Kenney
protested-he
said
he
UOU8
aftPr
a
tlmei
for
surh
p,.r.
had
said
nothing
of
the
kind.
;
Mma
bitternesses
and
rude
re-He
asked
Mrs.
RouOon
to
with-
marks.
It
s
a
kind
of
Franken-draw.
She
shrugged
her
shoul-'
jtcin.
ders
said
sure,
she'd
withdraw
,
,
her
remark
had
done
it's
;
f;,ft.J
Tnwn
'
wjsrk.
But
she
kept
right
on
th'
,
KAMSACK,
.o.
Bask.
t
CP
e
Council
subject-and
Mr
Kenney
was
thl
40
m,le
northeast
and
t(""i
up
and
down
protesting,
Tickets
ovoloit
Star's
Style
ond
99
To
PaSAuge
isiane
0
tor
or
Jocla
yoaau
re
';
he
should
stay
right
where
he
Is
r?t.'(ntiniitiig
instaht
in
prayer.
Romi
ll:12.
1
till
he
makes
a
solid
success
as
i
Minister
of
Fisheries.
This
is
l
fiiat.
about
tie
m
fist
imnftrtfltii
asking-withdrawals
Mr.
Speaker'01
'"ma
rememo-rm-tnc
am
NORMAN
cabinet
post
there
is,
right
now.
'-'
Metnher-H4
turned
In
W
Tto"'
tlie
12th.
that
came
to
Kamsack
alter
a
OTTAWA
DIARY
MN
Irwin
said
that
Mrs.
Rolston
0CLE0D
'
for
B.C.
Let's
really
go
out
to
sell
cyclone
In
1944,
voted
$M0
to
the
having
once
withdrawn,
should
not
keep
repeating
the
remark,
relief
und
for
European
flood
our
salmon.
NOTE
to
Ross
Thatcher.
MP.:
Ross,
what
are
you
kicking
for
But
that
was
all
right
by
Mn
lunorers.
.
'
Rolston.
"I'm
finished,
any-
lmlmmmmmm
A
veteran
personality
of
the
him
by
Chief
Whip
Stanley
Federal
scene
who
is
taking
on
Knowles.
And
his
return
deflnite-a
fresh
and
Imaginative
interest
ly
has
contributed
to
the
vital
in
the
new
Abbott
budget?
It
came
pretty
close
to
what
you
land
I)
suggested.
We
asked
for
a
10
percept
cut
In
Income
taxes
and
got
11
percent.
But
we
did
not
get
our
suggested
2
percent
way,"
she
said.
"These
casual
withdrawals
.
.
."
said
Mr.
Kenney.
They're
like
the
small
boy's
"I'm
sorry"
when
he's
caught
swiping
Jam
only
to
run
back
to
the
Jam
closet
the
minute
h'n
mother's
back
It
tinned
an-1
these
days
In
trie
eyes
oi
'he
nature
of
House
proceedings,
i
Capital
s
corps
of
more
or
less
.The
real
truth
seems
to
be
expert
press
observers
is
one
M.
that
the
CCF
Leader
has
an
ef
-J.
Coldweil.
fective
talent
for
sensing
the
The
Interest
isn't
due
to
any.
issues
that
are
realistic
in
Par-srudrten
brisrhtenin
of
Coldwcll's
liamentary
debate.
And
added
chances
of
ever
becoming
Prime
to
this
Instinct
he
has
a
flair
for
Minister.
In
fact,
those
chances
,
political
showmanship.
The
corn-look
right
now
as
if
they
had
1
bination
is
powerful.
OUR
FIRST
SHIPMENT
1953
LEONARD
REFRIGERATORS
cut
in
sales
tax.
I
was
one
up
on
you
Ross
for
I
did
my
bit
to
end
the
nuisance
stamp
tax.
,
..,.!..-,.
a
,nc
m.
For
example,
the
Coldweil
!
ft
I
J
T
l
Periods
of
prolonged
prasp-nty
showmanshlp
exploited
every;
K
(
JUflflP
lO
DP
'V.
U
UC
such
as
the
one
tnut
has
laslea
ib,
11Uca,
advantae
,
JUUVJt
with
"MAGIC
CYCLE"
Self-Defrosting
then
comes
another
"I'm
sorry
"
Mrs.
Hodges
and
Mrs.
Rolston.
when
they
spoke
In
the
budget
debate,
wouldn't
permit
questions
and
abruptly
they
tossed
them
aside.
The
Premier
wanted
to
know
if
he
could
ask
Mrs
Hodges
a
question.
She
said
no,
he
couldn't,
and
how
does
he
like
a
dose
of
his
own
medicine?
,
Liberal
W.
T.
Stralth
asked
Mrs
Sworn
In
Friday
VANCOUVER
O
Herbert
W.
since
W
orld
War
II
just
aren
t
gained
from
tne
rst
breaking
favorable
to
the
growth
of
the',
lne
Currie
report
wnen
tne
Socialut
cause.
j
alterations
from
'
the
original
What
has
restored
Coldweil
todrsft
But
report
were
exposed.
the
press
correspondents'
spot-U,nen
the
CCF
Leader
returned
to
light
is
rather
the
Interesting
Mnne
after
his
nw,
t:-,e
Full
Fred"
Davey,
QC,
appointed
a
Judge
of
the
BC.
Supreme
Court,
will
be
sworn
in
at
the
Vancouver
court
test
to
which
the
vasfarles
of
house
Friday
by
acting
Chief
Floor
Justice
A.
M.
Manson.
jr
Magic
Cycle
Defroster
Roll
Our
Dairy
Shelf
Buffer
Conditioner
ic
Three
Door
Shelves
Currie
report
then
was
of
only
perfunctory
Interest
to
him.
Instead
he
seized
on
the
latest
Abbott
budget,
which
he
termed
a
"big
business
budget".
Nothing
could
better
illustrate
the
Coldweil
Instinct
for
political
values.
He
sensed
that
the
Currie
Only
2"
Wide
ill-health
recently
caused
him
to
be
subjected.
He
is
the
onlyj
party
leader
in
the
Commons
who
ha
been
removed
from
the
Parliamentary
scene
for
an
extended
period
approximately
two
months
and
then
returned.
One
question
which
observer!
waited
for
events
to
answer
was:
Mr.
Davey,
54,
was
born
and
educated
in
Victoria
and
has
spent
his
entire
legal
career
there.
He
Is
one
of
Vancouver
Island's
leading
lawyers,
and
he
reached
the
top
of
of
his
profession
without
the
advantage
of
formal
law
school
training.
Mr.
Davey
was
articled
to
a
Rolston
If
he
might
a.sk
a
question.
Mrs.
Rolston
snubbed
him
with:
"No
thanks
nobody
gives
way
these
days."
"I
didn't
think
she
would,"
muttered
M.
Stralth
Now.
are
such
remarks
from
the
ladiea
rude,
or
are
thpy
flip,
or
are
they
pert?
CCF
Mr.
Squires
of
Albernl
was
so
annoyed
at
Mrs.
Rolston
that
he
called
her
unladylike,
At
this
Mrs.
Rolston
let
out
a
most
unladylike
cackle.
Yes,
said
Mr.
Squire,
Mrs.
Rolston
wai
unladylike
In
her
treatment
of
Mr.
Kenney.
Mrs.
Rolston
wanted
to
know
who
was
unhidylik"
herself
or
Mr.
Kenney?
Ah-,
Postal
report
had
reached
the
limit
of
Its
ability
to
saturate
the
public
tmlnd,
which
accordingly
was
Would
the
Coldweil
absence
from
the
House
be
noticed?
A
second
clamoring
for
new
material.
The
budget
supplied
It
and
Coldweil
companion
question
was:
Would
lawyer
and
after
passing
all
his
examinations
was
called
to
the
his
return
make
any
Impression
set
about
serving
It
up
with
a
MOIIFL
I
K
PC
0.1
Cu.
I
t.
$459.75
MODEL
LNIIC
7.1
Cu.
Ft.
$339.75
pon
the
chamber's
proceedings?
-;-lngi
bar
In
1922.
He
is
well
known
as
a
lawyer,
and
served
as
coun
THE
COI.nWFLL
I
The
PC's
to
their
amazement
ri.RSONAI.ITY
were
left
with
virtually
a
mono-
Now
both
these
questions
have
I
poly
on
the
Currie
report
issue.
sel
for
the
Sloan
Commission
on
SEE
THESE
ULTRA-MODERN
MODELS
of
fa-en
answered.
And
in
both
,
What
Coldweil
realized
shrewdly
Just
hadn't
occurred
to
them
that
proves
the
point,
Mr.
Speaker,
said
Mr.
Squire,
and
he
became
more
convinced
than
ever
of
Mrs.
Rolston's
unladylike
behaviour.
8o
far
CCF
Mrs.
Jamleson
hasn't
been
rude
or
rather,
pert.
But
she's
good
when
it
comes
to
biting
sarcasm.
She
namely,
that
the
government
never
will
call
a
general
election
forestry
and
hns
also
acted
as
counsel
for
the
B.C.
Power
Commission.
His
appointment
follows
the
recent
amendment
to
the
Judges'
Act
permitting
B.C.
to
have
nine
instead
of
eight
Supreme
Court
I
Judges.
Rupert
Radio
and
Electric
-
cases
the
answer
is
definitely
complimentary
to
the
CCF
Leader.
Coldweil
was
muwed
during
hi
two
months'
absence
from
the
House,
despite
the
excellent
Job
of
deputizing
that
was
done
for
on
the
Currie
report;
it
coneelv
ably
might,
even
yet,
on
the
budget,