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member
of
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of
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T.c
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will
liiise
on
Mulidiiy,
Match
lfdli.
The
Editor,
.
The
Daily
News.
Kveryoiie
knows
nobody
want.
ii
toll
road,
hut.
neeesilly
Imposes
u'Miii
the
unit
I)
lounlry
the
painful
task
ol
i
;':;
fur
roads
wroiif
jl'v
denied
j,.;.
The
inadequacy
of
our
in
s-,-nl
northern
and
I'l-ntial
highway
system
must
be
laid
squarely
oft
the
shoulders
of
previous
provincial
governments.
;
e
Will
Stay
With
Red
Cross
"x
)PJN'CE
UTIPRRT
is'dt'tfTTTunpd
to-rcLiin
its
li.nl
Cross
services.
This
much
was
established
last
b'Tit
as
an
active
executive
was
elocted
to
handle
;
ne
affairs
of
the
local
Red
(toss
branch
for
lit.'il.
v
r
After
the
failure
ol
a
previous
meetiiit;-
to
iro-luce
results,
this
latest
development
is
a
most
re-f"-assuring
one.
It
is
no
exaggeration
to
say
that
if
-;"'e
parted
company
with
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
v,ociety,
we
wotild
be
cutting
off
one
of
our
most
Z
.
ital
lifelines.
By
its
blood
transfusion
service
r.:ilofie,
the
Society
has
made
itself
virtually
indis-;
-
pensable.
r
Through
arrangement
with
hospitals
all
across
'"the"
country,
including
Prince
Rupert,
the
lied
SX'ro&s
makes
a
supply
of
blood
continuously
available
in
the
understanding
there
will
be
no
charge
to
'
patients.
It
is
a
service
which
no
other
country
in
;thevorld
has
with
quite
the
same
benefits,
and
in
'."f'anada
there
is
no
other
single
agency
which
could
perform
it.
.This
is
one
of
the
continuing
functions
of
lied
(oss,
but
equally
important
in
their
own
way
are
;he
safeguards
which
the
Society
offers
against
future
emergencies.
Shoi?ld
a
major
disaster
ever
regarilles
of
age.
j
Tlii.s
mt'usui'p
will
gn
a
loiiK
I
way
lo
lielp
rhrontc
Invallils.
;
and
crippled
persons
of
nil
!
kinds.
It
will
mark
another
for-;
ward
step
in
the
partnership
;
between
the
cenlrul
and
the
!
provincial
authorities,
uiul
in
!
partnership
between
govern-
ments
and
voluntary
uKencie.i.
BRITfSH
COLUMBIA
lias
rcul
;
reason
to
he
proud
of
the;
way
it
lead
not
only
all
Canada,
but
all
North
America
is
amongst
the
legislators
is
that
Pouliot,
of
all
persons,
should
know
Parliamentary
tradition
well,
since
both
his
father
and
his
grandfather
were
Parliamentarians
before
him.
The
next
tin
years
will
prove
Fair-minded
MPs
wonder,
fur-
(
whether
or
not.
nr
nitw'
o-
(leneially
spenkihf-.
Parliament
conducts
itself
with
due
reeard
fi
.
dignity
and
decorum
Consequently
any
MP
who
deliberately
sets
out
to
(IVpart
from
accepted
House
of
Commons
standards
lias
to
be
pretty
sure
of
hmself
or
run
the
danger
of
being
ipgardctt
as
a
bit
b.itl-munnered.
H
Ls
the
ovet
whelming
npinion
of
all
MPs
regardless
of
party
that
the
always
unpredictable
eminent
-
will
-
also
-be-guilty
ine
.sins
m
onu.s.sioii.
I
"
0.
C.
STEvrJ
KDWARD
W
OHM'.N.
I
q
,
I
I'lilii
e
(leoi'?e.
I
I
the
battle
against
tht
great;
!
nippier,
arthritis.
j
j
This
year
the
BC.
section
oil
therniorr,
what.
purpose
a
sonal
attack
upon
a'
Prime
Minister
of
the
I
!)30's
could
serve
In
a
debate
Ujxm
the
state
of
unemployment
in
1!)54?
The
tistlcs
given
Parliament
since
the
debate
opened
have
established
that,
although
it
is
not
necessary
to
believe
that
a
major
cycle
of
unemployment
Is
being
entei-ed,
a
temporary
situation
!.f
some
seriousness
exists.
But
CARS
the
Canadian
Arthritis
and
Rheumatism
Society
plansj
Jean
Francois
Prmlint.
.stormy
to
raise
and
spend
$325.1)00.
i
Hou.se
of
Commons
petrol
from
Every
dollar
helps
and
does
Temiscouata,
has
included
him-double
duty.
...
,
self
in
the
Jatter
category
by
-ton
The
present
Social
Credit
!
bitter
attack
on
former
Prime
government
of
B.C.
has
carried
!
Minister
R.
B.
Bennett.
on
thesanie
sound
plan
as
that
i
The
eravemen
of
the
Pnuliot.
dearly
even
that
U
i.ponvy
sit-
I
uation
isn't
i,ojg
to
be.
helped
!
t
y
rattling
the
poor
bones
of
i
of
tne.lormer
coalition
novem-1
ciiarye
was
that
the
late
"KB
"
Strike
this
''man
our
city
whether
it
be
an
act
of
(Jod
or
of
recovery
would
be
slow,
painful
and
the
late
and
the
great
"R.B."
!
ment.
Roughly
.speaking,
it
j
matches
dollar
for
dollar
the
money
raised
by
CARS
through
public
subscription.
Of
this
year's
j
total
budget
of
$325,000,
govern-
!
ment
grants
are
expected
to
be
about
$150,000.
The
society
hopes
Try
Do.iy
Ne-,vs
Clnjif
id
jostly
without
the
help
of
Red
Cross.
iThe
Society
stands
on
our
horizon
like
a
powerful,
humane
and
ever-observant
guardian.
To
Jgnore
it
would
be
to
argue
that
nothing
can
ever
happen
to
us.
Fortunately
we
are
not
that
foolish.
had
sold
Canada
short
by
creating
tha
great
depre.tiion
of
the
thirties
in
order
that
he
might
make
a
fortune
for
hlinseir
or.
the
short
side
of
the
stock
market.
Anyone
with
the
slightest
knowledge
of
Bennett
and
there
still
are
many
in
the
Capital
who
remember
him
vividly
realizes
that
selling
Canada
short
was
an
action
of
which,
he
was
completely
incapable,
even
if
the
'opportunity
had
come
Fred
E.
Dowdie
j
to
raise
an
equal
amount
of
$150.-j000
from
thi
j-iiullc.
The
j
patients
themselves
have
a
an
additional
$25
000.
quota
of
OPTCMETRIST
New
address:
303
?rd
Ave.
Phone
Green
060
W
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCE?
.
B.C.
has
thus
come
a
long
way
in
the
treatment
of
rheumatic,
diseases
since
Mary
Pack
hjrt.wuy.
'As
a
matter
of
fa
gave
,
up
her
job
as
a
schimll
hlitver.
had'SCf
j
opporfjimjkV
fR"
y
present
rS?
7
iracnri
ui
uru-uuunu
,
which
the
trutii
reckless
Pouliot
ennaren,
ana
Decame
me
cen-
lrHnhutwl
to
hffl:
The-eernit-
YOU'LL
APPRECIATE
THESE
a
This
fiht
between
a
couple
j
en
five-cent
.stamp:;,
and
hav-
j
?f
London
papers'
is
waxing
lng
the
clerk
ask:
"What
flavor,
.potter
and
hotter.
It
ought
to.
sir?"
'ine
holds
that
British
girls;
"What
flavor
have
you?".
i
lave
more
sex
appeal.
The
oth-'
"We've
got
vanilla,
chocolate,
m
maintains
there's
no
such
i
cherry,
pineapple,
orange,
lem-;'jhing
as
a
British
pinup
girl.
'on,
Hine,
licorice,
black
walnut,
..
Dne
in
a
bathing
suit
just
looks
peach
and
pixtacchlo.
I
cannot
;-old.
The
warmth
uf
the
press
recommend
chlorophyll.
It
Vav;
s
tre
of
the
light
to
combnt
th
tshows
clearlv
tliit
by
'rtie'-tiute
'great
crlppler"
on
a
stienti-'nP
took
office
the
depression
fic
basis.
.
i
already
was
an
established
fact.
!
When
CARfj
began
there
was
All
he
could
do
about
tt
was
to
j
nothing
but
a
great
unfilled
try
to
resist
and
ameliorate
Iti,,
!
need,
and
a
rood
idea.
y
Regardless-
of
how
effective
r
Now
in
B
C.
'alone
there
aieHneffeMive
his
efforts
were
alung.
A
hearty
wholesome
treat
with
or
without
meat
.
injaw,
ijuwever,
win
iaKe
cart:
'
green
an
over
yo.
r
;,ps.
"ff
that.
I
'
"-"More
canned
salmon
from
the
JZat''d
that
1,0
r
1'an
500
Americans
.seek
to
Eraser
to
British
consumers,
be-I
24
mobile
unks.
There
are
24
!
these
lines,
no
person
prior
to
i
full-time
chartered
physio-
I
"cuhot
has
ever
suggested
that
I
thera,
ists.
and
the
Bluebird
i
he
did
anything
otherwise,
than
sign
on
their
cars
has
become,
give
Viis
best.
:
familiar
almost
everywhere.
But
;
tl'ouliot
himself
,
sat
in
t!:'
!
the
more
.solid
growth
has
been.
!
House
of
Commons
throughout'
1047
Chrysler
Windsor
4-Door
Sedan
....
$975
I
').",(
Plvniiiulb
4-I)uor
Sedun.
Alj.
new
tires
....
1450
I'D!)
l
ord
Tudor.
:
J
'
Very
good
shape
$
95
rillt
For
youf
copy
of
o
w
tpaohotti
and
motoron
rtttftf
x
ueuijiiie
auLiiuis
aim
mar
aciu-
wfil
M,
J.
Mil
Gowpony
o
to
Ltd.,
Dpt.
S
P.,
Uominqto.
0nof
v,g
welcomed.
And
the
next
i
mgical
development
wfjl
be
I
.
iTiOre
apples
fron?
the
Okftna-I
ran,
saying
"liello
there".
No
wonder
Heinz
chefs
ire
proud
of
their
famous
Cooked
Spaghetti
it's
the
tastiest,
easiest,
thriftiest
meal
you
can
serve.
Knowing
Heinz
reputation
for
flavour
you
expect
it
to
he
good
but
how
good?
Try
a
can
soon
and
your
first
forkful
will
prove
that
it
can't
be
excelled.
It
can't
be
imitated,
either,
because
lletnz
chefs
blend
Into
it
lutcious
sun-ripened
tomatoes,
specially-aged
nippy
cheese
and
fragrant
spices
all
in
accordance
with
secret
recipe.
Try
both
kinds
with,
or
without
meat.
'
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-.,
'
;;
..."
v
v
I
1-
...V.2
.
'it
...
a
i
'''
'
'"''"
-1
":
'
:
!"
ak;h
sii.iction
or
In
Hie
extension
of
treatment'
facilities,
by
good
doctors.
nio:ft
1
ly
in
hospitals,
and
in
researcfi.
'
IN
THE
fine
Vancouver
build-.
,
ing
of
the
Western
Society
for'
Rehabilitation
from
30
to
'10
patients
a
day
get
treatment.
I
There
is
the
necessary
.space
i
Vie
Bennett
regime
without
onre
qibW-tioniiiK
the
(.'onservative
1-riine
.Minister's
personal
integ-,
rity.
It
Is
this
fact
more
than
anything
.else
that
he
waited'
until
the
coloiinl
"IlB."
was
dead
to
attack
him
-that
has'
turned
House
of
Commons
opinion,
even
among
his
1
own
;
rU.yt
AM)
ally
a
1
0(1,000
finish
the
books
they
start.
Ten
thousand
are
published
But
only
500
return
i
nouEh
cash
to
have
made
the
undertaking
worth
while.
Perhaps
not
more
than
50
out
of
500.000
really
hit
the
top.
But
to
hit
the
top
dues
not
mean
happiness.
This
can
be
achieved
with
much
smaller
reward.
Ol
1)1
K
CARS
TO
PICK
I
ROM
Farmers
on
the
Isle
of
Man
.
oiiave
been
feeding
eggs
to
their'
pigs,-:
for
customers
refuse
to
:
.pay
7?
cents
for
a
dozen
of
eggs.
'
ii
Isn't,
of
course,
but
this
does!
nd
equipment
lor
the
medical
1
colleagues,
so
strongly
against!
him.
That
sort
of
conduct
gets
'
'ome
close
to
being
or
sounding
'
TIII,.
...
TT
;akp
ham
nni.lrl
1110
h'"'f-j
IA'.wn
...
the
state,,
a
sea-
no
sanction
from
Parliamentary
tradition.
And
the
opinion
SKK
"AS
I
SKI:
IT"
Pa;;e
man
lcked
up
as
a
handler,
told
the
court
he
was
The
cost
of
a
trip
to
the
moon
wias
ben
placed
at
four
billion
dollars.
We'll
wait
for
the
fam:
Uy
rule,
-
Jy
-
which
time
the
'"
'
ip
in
i
In
'
i
pp
'
'
i
'
p
"I
i
m
-1
I
hi
M
w
in
im
-
j,,
,
--1
,
-
,
g
iir
i
'
just
getting
in
condition
in
case
i
I
of
a
depression.
Thai's
what
we
S
ftijl
iljj-a'Wised
,
prep-.iie4i,H,K;j
.
1
H'-'ii-'.''.y:;vr.,-.V.
''
f
1
on.'
ip,
Luxury
Steamer
Prince
George
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
ot
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
'ON
BEING
INTKhtf.i
.
'
Premier
"
ht.
Laurent
Went
,'
100
miles,
out
of
his
way
to
view
.'he
Taj
Mahal,
masterpiece
of
-
India
architecture,
and
built
in
rJ.6ao'.as
a
memorial
to
his
favorite
wife
by
Emperor
Shah
t
Jehah.
The
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