WINCH
LACES
(Continued
from
Page
1)
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
May
28,
1952.
and,
although
he
did
not
urge
that
voters
"plump,"
he
made
no
mention
of
the
party
to
whom
the
CCF
wish
the
people
to
cast
their
second
or
third
choice
votes
under
the
prefer
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PLANNING
A
HOLIDAY?
Membership
in
AAA
offers
mony
odvantages
Low
Cost
and
helpful
services,
including
towing
charges,
etc.
See
P.
H.
LINZEY
Representatives
for
Prince
Rnoert
offices
ovrr
Rroadwav
Cafe
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Underwater
Television
"
(V?r
Interests
12
Nations
ential
system
which
conies
into
effect
for
the
first
time
in
B.C.
for
this
election.
FIRST
CHOICE,
CCF
Z1
sked
bv
a
member
of
the
audience
of
more
than
300
the
party's
view
on
second
choice,
Mr.
Winch
said,
"t
hat's
your
bu'iine.'a:,
but
vole
Number
1
for
the
CCF."
"It
doesn't
make
any
difference
to
the
CCF
what
your
second
choice
is.
That's
why
we
have
made
no
policy
on
the
matter."
Prior
to
Mr.
Winch's
address,
leorge
Hills.
CCF
candidate
for
pltal
inquiry
board,"
said
Mr.
Winch,
who
wa"s
a
member
of
the
board,
"even
though
the
report
showed
how
administration
costs
could
be
cut
by
$1,000,000
and
the
number
employed
to
administer
the
service
could
be
reduced
from
the
present
643
to
223."
"If
you
put
hospital
insurance
on
a
voluntary
basis
you'll
wreck
it.
You'll
have
to
pay
more
than
you
are
today.
"No
private
insurance
company
can
give
you
what
you
arc
Setting
today
for
less
than
$100
ir
$150
a
year.,
"If,
as
the
Social
Credit
and
Conservatives
say,
private
companies
are
going
to
compete
i
t
h
the
government,
that
means
your
rates
will
go
up."
The
CCP
policy
on
insurance
would
be
to
abolish
co-insur-ince
and
exempt
low-income
?roups.
The
party
also,
if
elected,
would
"give
car
accident
in
they
pressed
for
the
construction.
Average
cost
of
the
homes
will
be
$10,750,
said
Mr.
Hills,
while
the
same
home
costs
only
$7500
to
build
in
Vancouver
or
Mcw.se
Jaw.
"Even
allowing
$1000
for
muskeg
and
rock,
that
still
leaves
$2000
to
be
accounted
for,"
said
the
speaker,
adding
that
rents,
"which
will
average
from
$60
to
$35,"
are
also
out
of
fine.
NO
NATIONAL
ANTHEM
At
the
conclusion
of
his
address
Mr.
Winch
called
for
questions
from
the
audience
and
'fter
a
lively
15
minute
session
he
thanked
the
audience
for
their
attentiveness
and
the
Tieeting
broke
up.
As
the
crowds
streamed
out
the
door
one
man
said,
"How
about
singing
O
Canada?"
Mr.
Winch
said,
"Okay,
I'll
sing
it
with
you,"
and
an
elderly
man
near
the
platform
headed
for
the
stage
to
play
the
piano,
but
the
crowd
continued
to
disoerse,
and
it
was
not
sung.
In
the
lobby
of
the'Civic
Centre,
several
citizens
remarked
about
the
failure
to
close
.the
meeting
with
O
Canada,
one
man
saying:
"We
always
close
our
meetings
in
Prince
Rupert
by
singing
the
National
A
LIST
OF
THE
VERY
BEST
Prince
Rupert,
and
Frank
Howard,
the
party's
standardbearer
in
Skeena
riding,
spoke
briefly:
GEORGE
IIIIXS
Mr.
Hills
criticized
the
housing
project
now
under
way
in
Prince
liunert
and
said
the
city
council,
of
which
he
is
a
member,
and
Chamber
of
Commerce
should
not
be
too
proud
of
boasting
about
their
efforts
to
get
the
houses
even
though
surance
at
cost
by
setting
up
a
government
operated
system
to
Eive
you
much
more
protection
for
much
less
than
you
pay
now."
Stressing
that
the
government
should
receive
more
revenue
from
the
natural
resources.
Mr.
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11951
Winch
said
"we
believe
the
peo-,
pie
have
the
right
to
be
true
partners
in
government
and
we
i
Last
year
the
British
succeeded
in
finding
their
sunken
sulimarire
Affray
by
television
in
the
English
Channel.
Since
then
two
of
their
radio
and
marine
salvage
manufacturers
have
got
together
and
produced
underwater
tele-
vision
that
looka
like
opening
up
new
fields
in
marine
research
and
salvage.
Foreign
countries
are
also
interested,
and
pictured
above
are
eleven
navnl
attache
from
Argentine.
Brazil,
Chile.
Denmark.
Holland.
Italv.
Norway,
Spain,
Sweden,
Turkey
and
Venezuelaplus
British
oftirials
watching
an
underwater
camera
being
lowered
into
a
tent
tank.
Left:
What
they
saw
on
the
television
screen
a
close-up
of
diver
at
work.
0.0
not
agree
to
a
$51,000,000
1
profit
by
Consolidated
Mining;
V..
W
!
S
V
v
Roddy
soys,
"You'll
sing
all
'
'
"till
S
III
'
through
'52
if
you
buy
an
&
Smelting
Company
while
they
'
pay
only
$1,400,000
in
taxes."
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Superior
Auto
Service
Limited
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
Green
217
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ELECTRIC
RANGE"
SOCIAL
CREDIT
"
i
Referring
to
the
Social
Credit
party,
he
said:
"First
of
all,
B.C.
'
was
worried
about
hoof
and
mouth
disease,
and
now
it's
.So-1
cial
Credit.
j
"And
I'm
sure
we
don't
want!
them
or
any
kind
of
party
th'tt;
brings
in
a
printed
program
at.1
a
democratic
meeting
and
tells
you
you
must
approve
it
without
discussing
it.
"That's
how
the
Social
Credit
Dartv
nlatform
w:is
sot.
nn
In
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ting
Isles
Accident-Free
Safety
Week
For
Cellulose
ce
Circle
1
rAs
tic
Region
!
Columbia
r'elhilo;;c
Company
,
at
Port
Kdwnrd
was
one
of
sevpn
'l.true
DC,
firms
which
emerged
i
without
a
single
compensable
accident
during
a
recent
safety
week
heUI
by
primary
branches
I
in
the
forest
Industry.
The
contest
was
between
the
!
primary
mills
of
the
pulp
and
"'
paper
Industry,
which
employs
.500.
Other
mills
included
in
the
accident-free
week
were:
Alaska
Pine
and
Cclluloco
Ltd.,
Port
Alice
and
Woodfibre;
Mac-Millan
and
B'.oedel.
Nanaimo
and
Port
Alberni;
Powell
River
Co.,
Powell
River;
Pacific
Mills
Ltd.,
Ocean
fall.;
Howe
Sound
Pulp
Co.
Ltd.,
Port
Mellon,
and
the
Westminster
Paper
Company
at
New
Westminster.
The
Canadian
Pulp
and
Paper
Association
(
western
branchi
said
that
due
to
the
continued
efforts
and
co-operation
of
employees
and
management
the
accident
frequency
of
tho
industry
during
the
past
five
years
has
been
reduced
80
percent.
During
the
same
period,
the
accident
severity
rate
has
also
been
reduced
84
percent,
the
association
said
in
a
prepared
statement.
If
you
must
sell
t
adv.
nisi
it
NfcvVS
OLARKtFtfc:.'
convention
at
New
Westminster."
Mr.
Winch
said
the
CCF
believes
in
the
people
being
full
partners
in
the
running
of
the
government.
"The
Liberals,
Conservatives
and
Social
Creditors
stand
for
a
system
of
competition,
the
ior
a
transitional
period
tn
p
system
of
co-operation."
Mr.
Winch
asked
electors
to
vote
for
the
CCF
on
June
12
UV
'
'lliten
(:l:irul
.af'
ii'1'
l-iliimls
which
y
tlicir
iiricln
hunrl-
iIhm.ssiihIk
f
years
aco
v
luivp
hrrti
ii
Klcr
fljsrr-bv
Cii'iinla'.s
(Iclrncn
rc-lynTl's
Art'tir
fA'Ctlon.
inpiiiK
in
sIk.)o
with
fur-.urlarcs
'!io
islands
drift
ne
aniiiiH
the
top
o(
the
:n
a
j.-uiM'd
(irrlc.
Thi-y
r.nrp
than
five
years
to
'e
Hie
nirlp.
'
u.-i's
can
ho
.siiiftinR
DC
pa!
In?
n't
think
they
havr.
any
aiicc
oiv
r
than
for
basic
if
rf'an
h
"
said
Sfidn.-
Il'i
Mich
a
drliiilit
in
rook
with
an
ele-trii
mi.it-!
Just
altoul
r
ii
nt
itJW'If.
All
you
do
is
fMt
llicrlork
and
pre
a
button
...
the
Beaufort
Sva
above
Alaska,
Krsult
Ix-tter
OMiking,
more
nutritious
foot!
.
.
,
and
lots
more
leisure
for
yourself.
An
electric
range
(jives
cren
heat,
exactly
right
and
ail
of
it
koiiik
into
the
food,
not
escaping
into
the
kitchen,
Economical
.in
fuel
and
food
'
value.
You
can
set
t
and
forget
it
.
.
.
and
dinner
is
ready
on
the
dot.
Start
.
now
to
get
greater
,
plraHiire
from
cooking
.
.
.and
give
greater
pleasure
with
what
vou
cook.
Drop
in
nnn
to
look
over
the
latest
device
for
eay
C4okiitg.
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:
TCnth
Oiccnaway,
the
Scaojanvs
C
roil'
ii
Royal
5cag,ram'$
V.O.
Seagram's
"83"
Seagrams
Kind's
Plate
Seagrams
Special
Old
near
WranRei
Island
and
the
most
noithwe.'.terly
promontory
of
Russia
and
back
toward
the
north
pole.
Then
It
circled
again
;
to
its
present
position.
Sqdn.-Ldr.
Oreenaway
said
Tl
Is
17
miles
long
and
13
miles
wide.
He
doubted
whether
it
was
more
than
about
40
feet
thick,
j
Canadian
fliers
and
scientists
have
fou'.id
feven
smaller
ice
Island.-
simi
ar
to
the
three
TV
in
wateis
among
the
Canadian
Arctic
isl,
nils.
In
1950
an
Ice-
i
break.
t
hcaiutiK
no;
in
between
!
Ellesinere
Island
and
Axel
Heib-
i
erp
Island
bounced
Into
an
is-
;
land
which
proved
too
.-olid
for
I
the
vessel.
Bare
of
all
venetation.
-polar
bears
mam
over
them
in
search
oi
:va!s
and
in
their
wake
follow
i
the
Arctic
foxes.
.
!
Whom
the
islands
belong
to
j
hasn't
been
b
oaehed
,
!
if
can
ii
board's
tup
-.vi:.iimn
xprrt.
One
I.-
a
t-a-.tMinu-y
Uiiit.
-d
wOTillli.-
ha
.-.
acii
th
y
ai
c
rasy
to
pick
ai
tin-
ai1
Ih
cause
of
im-'ppici
mi
their
surfaces,
Hat
("imc'li
and
sm"Hh
iobiKi
plane;
on
In
wi-i-'
s;:a
Mm
v
there
is
deep
il
hnr:
p
:n
'dies
over
niuch
siaials
f
Tl.
T:;
a
:id
T:i
they
arc
APPOINTMENT
OF
OFFICIAL
AGENT
(Section
67
1
Take
notice
that
FRANK
CALDER,
CCF.
Candidate
in
the
Atlin
Electoral
District,
is
actinq
cv
Irs
own
agent.
frXnktal'der,
Candidate.
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the
cmhrarinir
iie-
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
hy
ine
Government
of
British
Columbia.'
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Kil.ir
pack
lee
;,hd
are
ta
ii;ivr
b
oke'n
away
vai.ii.hni
(;!aciers
which
d
dnwn
the
tirsolale
n-;r-'Jtsc
.of
I'
lesmci
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Island
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t:i
was
slKhted
liy
RCAK-llKAK,
fliuht
over
,""-t
islands
of
Canada's
wliiH'la:;.(
by
Kqdn.-lAll.
Km
euro
ot
'VI
was
i:i
tic
.summer
of
l!)au
AK
crew
flylni;
near
the
Tl
as
picked
up
by
"fin
1
!
Ifi
by
a
USAF
air-
'"'y
fi'i'ln
-I.dr.
Oreena-over
Ti
.,
low
aii,it1(p.
-man
niL
mwani
some
10
mHes
l'"
Hay
mi
n,e
northern
f
K'lo-
'I'itp
I
;l:i
nil.
In
the
111.!;
yews
;
incf
II
u:im
f-in
up
ti
hucl
travelled
s,l,,'i
412
nautical
nvlcs
'iins
westward
across
chcious
w
Fisii
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MUSTARD
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'lishtl,
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and
iiySc.uein,i-,,ulcup
up
1
ErUhooklct.
write
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