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Rupert
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i
See
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FrUlny,
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Reflects
and
Reminisces
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of
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it
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J.
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President
H.
CI
PKKUY,
Vlce-lr(i(J"nt
I
am
writing
to
yoifr
newspaper
as
a
newcomer
to
Prince
Rupert,
previously
having
spent
many
years
In
the
lower
coastal
regions.
In
my
business
I
have
The
Public
Wort,.
Jv
one
rn
,
liu
Of
Prin,..
n
BubsrrlpUon
RAtea:
carrier
per
week,
25c;
wr
month,
1
00;
wr
year,
HO
00,
This
time
of
year
is
when
its
easy
to
feel
reminiscent,
or
even
not
bored
when
one
could.
I
U
to
,i......
miserably
n
iy
mail
Per
month,
7fc;
per
vear,
fS.ui).
-Sw
travelled
by
car
through
nearly
nblc.
Everv
i.T
Pl
iuthcffisect
fts
second
clans
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa
It's
around
half
a
century
ago
I
every
portion
of
this
province
3
hrt'flrH
j
and
during
the
past
eight
"
larger
re
an
Pair
k
Learn
More
About
U.S.A.
tvm
I,.
"'T
"d
fall
tlt
;
He
Germany
A
VANCOUVER
reader
writes
an
angry
letter
to
the
editor
in
which
he
CRITICISM
of
Americans
sometimes
hoard
in
A
f
'
-
.
'
jr
'A
H
t
f
(
'
:
I
MX
W
,
this
country
is
that
thev
know
so
little
about
months
have
made
periodic
trips
to
Terrace
and
Smithers,
and
without
doubt
this
Is
the
worst
highway
I
have
ever
driven
on.
It
is
quite
apparent
there
Is
something
sadly
wrong,
either
in
our
public
works
maintenance
staff
or
in
the
allocation
of
funds
for
this
road.
Pet-haps
in
both
as
I
have
many
times
driven
the
entire
distance
between
here
and
Terrace
in
daylight
hours
and
never
seen
the
grader,
so
It
Is
apparent
that
.
hen
that
our
tM
'
the
winter
ln
the
souttiern
h.
Province
I
average
Iarmtt
1
tunce
from
the
J,
would
not
ttanil
call
our
main
.
since
we
sailed
on
salt
water
for
a
solid
month,
without
discovering
life
might
begin
turning
dull.
Instead,
affulrs
were
growing
more
lively.
Boarding
the
trooper
Sardinian
to
start
from
Quebec
for
Table
Bay
was
the
ideal
spot
for
any
young
fellow
to
be,
just
then,
if
he
was
restless
ani
craved
a
change
of
scenery.
More
than
a
thousand
volunteers
1,155
all
ranks
assembled
eagerly
from
all
parts
of,
Canada,
with
sailing
date
October
30,
1890,
and
arrival
time
November
29.
daily
orms
The
gulf
and
Newfoundland
were
rough
enough
In
all
con
Canada.
The
feeling
is
that
our
neighbors
to
the
south
Alaskans,
of
course,
Know
otherwise
tend
to
think
of
this
Dominion
as
a
snow-covered
.expanse
supervised
by
Motilities
and
prostrate
under
the
heel
of
the
British
monarchy.
Occasionally
the
criticism
appears
justified.
There
was
the
time
not
so
lung
ago
when
a
U.S.
Congressman,
though
prolrably
not
expressing
him
Kunlzations
of
tiih."
I
calls
me
"a
fat-mouth"
!
because
I
suggested
that
a
truly
neutralized
unit-!ed
(lOrmany
might
be
het-!
ter
for
all
concerned
than
a
Germany
split
into
two
parts.
The
argument
is
beside
the
councils
,,,.
with
protent
and
t.
which
Is
the
oniv
;.
Interior.
the
Public
Works
crew
are
not
kept
working
as
they
should
be.
I
would
also
like
to
say
that!
Thunk
It
Is
a
constant
.source
of
amaze-
n,.
.
you.
.
M,
i
m.,r,t
ir.
.
ii,i
tw
i.
i
e
ana
tni.
self
too
well,
suggested
that
Britain
sell
C
anarla
to
point,
for
the
Berlin
conference
,
,
,
,
,
,
has
failed.
We
will
continue
to
the
States.
Then
there
are
th?
summer
tourists
have
a
splu
Germany,
a
split
11
little
1
1
nnh.if.Mv
.riven
in
iu
.hi,
villa
wu-
An.
I
un'',,r;s"()d
IN.,.
"
science.
Hundreds
had
never
be
I
Juuu..njf
fcm-ii
.f.v.inl,'
held
the
ocean
.
before,
let
...
alon"!n,,rnh,,
-nn.n.inn
fiinr
,..m.
uunK
kubttt,
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...
.
.
.
i..--!1
P
Hincerp
tL-kk
..
I'NAWARE
THAT
A
riIOTOGUAl'lll.K
had
set
up
nis
camera
itry
10
rioe
u.
um-
wu
",u"
(ing
here
I
have
seen
one
ivniinH
'
rt.
11
nniohputinn
nn
,
,
.
....
.
.7.
ning
dune
anit
Europe
and
a
.split
world
for
i
some
time
to
come.
But
just
to
keep
the
record
;
straight,
I
would
not
wantany-
one
to
think
that
the
proposal
i.of
a
united
and
neutralized
Germany
was
my
own
first
'"""
.
iionui
ana
oniy
one
or
iwo
iei-;lllnK
h
with
being
slid
over
the
ship.i
.
tprs
in
your
puper
criticizing
Z,L
"
side
on
a
cold
afternoon.
Ac-lhese
condiUon4.
why
d,m.t
i
np-re
lr
"";
".
CHialntances,
as
well
as
lifelong
the
city
C()unciia
of
bolh
Ter;
toKUE
friendships
are
often
made
i't
and
Prince
race
Rupert
forcibly!
EDITOR'S
mm
sea.
This
was
nurely
true
of
thejbrin(
tnjs
condiUon
lo
the
nt-iOeorge
Smith
TV
Sardinian.
Daily
squad
drill,
lention
of
the
government?
Now
timely'
and
l,,,
regular
pistol
practice,
orderly
!
ls
tnp
tlmp
to
tl0
lt
wUh
the
'evidently
mlZ
'
near
the
bass
viol
section
of
the
NBC
Symphony
Orchestra,
maestro
Arturo
Toscnninl
was
pictured
recently
In
this
remarkable
group
of
action
studies.
Though
taken
at
a
rehearsal,
these
pictures
Illustrate
the
tremendous
concentration
Toscaninl
puts
into
any
conducting,
whether
rehearsals
or
actual
performance.
Victoria
Report
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
duties,
neeK
sweeping
were
ju.n,
government
in
session.
Surely
editorials
and
Int..
j
choice
as
a
solution
of
that
vexed
problem.
I
DO
NOT
think
there
is
ANY
long
range
solution
of
ths
so-called
"German
problem"
'
except
by
getting
away
from
rival
national
sovereignty
al
Tt
was
a
nolit.icnllv
reiuvennted
menns
that
there
can't
be
that
,r"
7,
1
mis
is
a
most
wormy
project
'appeared
In
The
ft
One
morning
not
Ion?
aiU'r
,
and
vital
to
the
welfare
of
these
I
this
subject
Dm
dawn,
and
ln
which
latitude
the
immunities.
I
am
sure
that
indifference
'
at
v
sea
had
turned
an
enchanting
.
nycnc
who
na8
)w
in
the'
paper
Intends
to
.
blue,
land
appeared,
the
first
southern
half
of
the
province
campaign
and
5,
since
Newfoundland.
There
wasilvin
reM?c
the
unfairness,
that
ultimate
goal
be
m
no
stopping,
however
brief,
at
this
part
of
the
province
which
Ine
k
but
Davlneaii-t
paving
aiu-
the
Cape
Verde
islands,
old
pos-
-
-
-
One
way
to
do
this
t
iKeral
leader
Arthur
Lalna
who
investment
needed
to
create
together
would
be
to
form
an
Atlantic
!sp0ke
in
the
Legislature
the
other
payrolls
and
help
labor.
Mr.
union
an
uumgni
leueruuuu
day.
Turner
said
the
Liberals
couldn't
i
teach
anybody
anything
about
n.r,tA
innlnH.
1
TT
G
A
t
,,..,..
"
"""'
none
was
the
nnliticnl
Trust
session
of
Portugal
and
situat
Britain,
France,
Canada
and
the
i
.
wrann.d
hlm
flhnnt
economics.
Mr.
Laing
said
they
off
the
northwest
corner
of
STOCK
countries
of
western
iurope
,
t
is
Liberais-
wm
could,
and
they
would,
if
only
ed
Afr"
a
which
are
now
in
NATO.
Minister
Ounder-
,
the
CCF
would
listen.
i
REDUCING
SI!
RADIO
I'NKNOWN
Germany
could
be
admitted
lgon
was
a
monster
vitamin
pill
;
CC'F'ers
apicaied
interested
to
such
a
union,
with
benefit
to;t
him.
Last
session
he
felt
the
at
all
this
and
somewhat
aston-
Save
$10.00
on
sighted
The
only
steamer
who
cross
the
"border
every
now
and
then
equipped
.vith
full
winter
regalia
and
disappointed
to
find
here
is
no
place
to
ski.
But
these
ballyhooed
incidents
are
misleading
because
they
obscure
the
fact
that,
in
places
where
it
counts,
Americans
are
actually
making
a
much
closer
study
of
our.
country
than
we
are
of
theirs.
The
observation'
was
recently
made
by
a
McGill
University
professor
that
one
could
find
out
more
n
New
York
than
in
Montreal
about
what
.is
happening
in
Canada's
far
north.
It
is
also
reported
that
several
American
uni-ersities
have
introduced
courses
on
Canada-U.S.
relations.
An
instructor
at
the
University
of
Rochester
who
made
a
survey
of
the
subject
drew
jp
a
typewritten
list,
single-spaced
and
17
pages
long,
of
doctorate
theses
on
Canadian
topics
produced
since
1!)47
by
graduates
of
U.S.
colleges.
Even
if
allowance
is
made
for
Canada's
smaller
student
body,
it
is
doubtful
that
anything
comparable
at
such
a
high
level
of
learning
could
be
found
in
Canada.
It
is
not
enough
to
suppose
that
because.
.we
know
about
Eisenhower,
McCarthy,
Hollyvood
a.ad
the
major
league
baseball
teams,
we
are
well
ad-uainted
with
the
States.
Unless
we
go
a
great
deal
leeper
than
that,
we
will
continue
in
our
superficial
and
often
stuffy
attitude
towards
Americans
which
has
nothing
to
co
with
the
good
neighbor
that
we
pretend
to
be.
OTTAWA
DIARY
all
concerned
and
there
would
;
liberals'
position
was
hopeless;
Lshed
at
Mr.
Laing's
concern
lor
throughout
the
entire
voyag
never
be
a
possibility
that
uer-!now
hft
Ppi,
there
is
hone
thnt
them.
However,
thev
were
quite,
.
rinHn
n
xrhBne
of
mail
Men's
Topcoats
All
wool
covert
cloth.
Li
Good
shades.
Size
35
tut
Regular
to
$40
V'
NOW
I,
many
could
dominate
that
un-lme
day
the
Liberals
will
come
unconverted.
They'll
go
right
iihe
skipper
had
been
.somewhat
ion,
for
the
simple
reason
that
back.
ahead
trying
to
get
more
money
j
perplexed.
Marconi
was
strug-
it
would
be
too
large
for
lhat
Mr
iing
made
a
good
speech
rr01T)
Industry
and
natural
re-gnng
Wln
wireless,
but
the
into
happen;
and
besides,
the
(
yQU
rouW
see
hig
forcefu,
pPr.
sources
for
the
public
purse.
Uenilon
had
not
yet
become
set-up
would
make
it
impossible
.
tired
of
workable.
The
captain,
noting
y
ls
coming
back
aner
Mr.
Lajng
soon
trying
;
to
happen
anyway.
'awful
shock
he
received
last
to
convert
the
CCF.
He
saw
it,
the
crowded
decks
of
the
Sar-
Btit
as
between
a
united
and
,
june
wnen
nis
Liberals
wert'ttl-'
hcldinlun-
and
called
at
no
port'
w
n.P
hnnele
'
and
so
neutralized
Oermany
and
a
m0st
wiped
out.
Now.
when
he!
..
7,
.
.
'
,'
,
',
,
had
heard
of
no
wur.
Hence,
at
Germany,
split
by
the
Iron
Cur-
ooks
at
young
Ge0n3e
Gregory,
swllched
t0
the
SCers'
trying
t0
1
first,
a
bit
bewildered,
tain,
with
each
end
the
prong
who
whipped
Mr.
Gunderson,
if
convert
them
to
Liberal
think-
j
u
wag
we
olong
ln
Novem-of
a
world
power
bloc,
I
would
oniy
by
90
votes,
he
has
new
ing.
but
they
looked
quite
as
un-
!h
B
d
,he
alr
had
a
gof.ness
5
4U
k?
J
l
X
Ynunn
Mpih
y,
vmiiij
ivu
t
'K
j
Jy
Double-breasted.
35
to
40.
spfchi
c
L,,c
'"
coiumence.
i
ne
poniicai
paraiy-
convertea
as
me
cur
ers.
ine
ucrmany
any
uay
in
me
wrm.
Sls
ttiat
sutled
him
is
going.-
i
collusion
between
these
two
We're
hearing
a
lot
about
col-
i
about
the
mining
and
logging
of
June
In
Canada.
No
one
could
say,
or
even
hint,
at
what
the
situation
was
on
shore,
but
surely
toduy
must
be
handy
to
4
"A1!
-
w-:
1
htiALL
never
iorgei
me
act-
lusion
ln
tne
Legislature
this
profits
tax
is
very
strong!
Men's
Hals
Ocnuina
fur
felt.
W-4
i
shades.
Lined.
rVj'Jir
(iive-away
Price
(
vice
01
a
snrewu
ueriiiaii-uu.u
.
session
you'll
recall
that
the'
business
man,
given
to
me
to-
morning
aftPr
lhe
victoria
by-ward
the
end
of
the
Hitler
war.
inn
th.
prpmipr
nnrt
hi
try
to
ride
two
horses
at
once
Mr.
Turner
said
tiiaj's
right,
and
,
This
friend
had
been
a
rich
,
Social
Crediters
said
It
was
col-
quite
natural,
for,
he
asked,
how
nusmess
man
oeiore
me
muer
lusion
between
Liberals
and
d
'
r.r-i
like
nthere
h
had
heen
,
...
...
couia
anyone
De
good
per-
'
"
i
uir
ers
mai
ueat
ivu
.
Ltumier-
forced
to
flee
the
country.
But
OTn
OpD0siU(m
Lpa(ler
Amold
-
1
urilibo
enmt
ri
horc
in
uim
ilnr
i
...
.
,
.....
j
....
.
.
,
.
u.
......
.,.,,
.....
...
.,
Yvenser
niaae
mention
or
mi
.P
v,nT
innkeH
-
hit
rurnirwri
n.nitinn
he
retained
r
fervent
j
-i.,
Mr.
baing
looKea
a
Bit
perplexed
the
end
of
the
month.
A
friendly
little
ship'
petty
officer,
mixing
with
the
boys
suggested
they
might
be
hearing
something
next
day,
or,
any
way,
see
it.
Morning
broke
clear
and
calm,
and
searching
the
horizon
became
everybody's
business.
And
then,
shortly
before
noon,
there
slowly
developed
a
lofty
level
line
the
crest
of
Table
Mountain,
faint,
far
away
and
high
in
the
sky.
"
,'"
V"
;,;rf
'v:.,iru
m
n-
"a,u
i,,rre
wi"
"".at
this
and
SC'er
asked
Mr.
LOOK
FOR
THE
NAME
By
Norman
M.
MacLeod
lu,r
""
:
collusion
!
Turner:
"Whose
side
are
you
on
!
When
it
became
sure
that
Hit
Cut.
said
fr.
Webster,
lie
had
nnvajov9"
Mnlwiv
rnniH
rimii.
Ilelween
the
lUyal
and
Helmiint
lloirt
Unusually
well-informed
re-:
omically
to
supply
the
New
ler
was
finished
he
came
to
see,
noticrd
some
collusion
between
'
out
who
Mr.
Turner
was
in
uorts
from
Washington
are
be-
England
States
as
well
as
the
;
me
and
suggested
that
the
way
Mr
Laing
and
Attorney-General
j
collusion
with,
and
he
didn't
ex-iiind
a
new
optimism
on
province
of
New
Brunswick,
if
its
cut
of
the
so-called
European
Bonner
XnPy
Were
in
collusion
'
plain.
Parliament
Hill
for
early
recon-
government
decides
to
join
in
problem
was
first
to
make
EaiPvt
a
Bill
of
Rights,
which
i
There's
not
ton
much
tn
wnrrv
the
The
lirtca
would
be
Germany
like
a
bigger
Sw.tzer-
sideratidn
of
the
fabulous
project
Mr
Wpl)stor
want,,
I
about
Mr
Lag
said
Most
Quoddy"
power
project-with
harnessed
on
both
tl.eir
ebb
and
land;
and
then
to
make
ail
d
Mr
C()llu,ioh
le
,
BC
we8fn
and7n-
the
prospect
for
favorable
action
1
flow
and
their
power
potential:
Europe
a
still
bigger,
Switzer-
belwecu
ccrers
and
6CerH
,n
j
and
rPally
of
Lilx.ral
definitely
bright.
;
is
said
to
be
many
times
that
o.
j
land-like,
federation.
their
determination
to
slap
a
new
j
suasion
so
all
will
be
well
A,
The
-Quoddy"
p
r
o
je
c
t
so
!
Niagara
Falls.
,
j
on
my
desk
as
I
write
this
islx
n
mining
and
logging
pro-
i
KC'er
uid
that
may
be
aU
very
The
yuomiy
project
cniers
a
oookici
reprinuiig
n.eXiu.
well,
but
most
of
these
people
named
because
it
is
located
on
the
Passamaquoddy
River
be
from
the
St.
Lawrence
River
;
spcecnes
mao
Dy
trie
wefturi-,
one
never
knows,
from
hour
to
!
of
Liberal
persuasion
seem
to
be
man
Chancellor
on
his
trip
to
hour,
who'll
be
in
collusion
with
I
voting
Social
Credit.
Was
this
power
scheme
in
the
fact
that
it
tween
New
Brunswick
and
the
i..
nu.t.....il
li.tDrnotinnnl
rtllieilUil.
.IC
llUiit,
i.un
ui
i.iit
a
grand
state
of
Maine
contemplates
1.
UUb
111
l
Will
II
J
IIIH.lllKlJl,llll.
whom.
collusion
ngaln,
on
Mr.
Laing
was
most
sorry
s(:a'c'
.shows
a
map
of
Ger-
i
i
-i
n.i
t
n...
'TV,o
or,iri.r,,Vn,
nf
Pai-tamn.
uuuiv
nr.i?imiiii
fn.
iviumi.
mimmoc
niinflHv
R:iv
is
sur-.h
thfit
the
.many.
about.,,
the
,
collusion
between
Us
sponsor
-contend
.thftt-.
by
United
States
govei
nmoiU
e
ould
j
Sticking
out,
like
lhe
roots
of
j
ccp'
ancTEC'ers
over
the
hew'
harnesstnktrrtf
Jvflrld''
WgWst-
npl1t
1-wr
.ftaJUUiO(hs,ia
win,
are
me-
wi
mininK
and
logging
taxes.
11
tides
Bay
of
Fundy
tides
reach'
wholly
in
United
States
territory.
many
awaraeu-w
wm
Fred
E.
Dowdie
'
'
OPTCMETP
f$T""
New
address:
301
?rd
Ave.
W
Ph-wlie
Gren
6G0
a
height
of
70
feet
enough
electricity
can
be
generated
econ-
made
hirrtvKad,
the
CCF'ers
beirie
stmh
"Trice
people,
and
yet
so
1
foolish.
Why
can't
they
see
the
light?
why
can't
they
realize
that
their
support
of
such
taxes
i
Federal
MP
s
hum
New
Bruns-
me
mucr
war.
wick,
however,
have
urged
The
implication
was
as
plain
strongly
n
the
past
that
Canada
as
anything
could
be:
Give
should
join
in
the
scheme
if
itGermany
back
her
unity
and
is
undertaken.
.
power
and
she
will
soon
de-
I'p
to
the
present
there
have
mand
a
border
upset
which
will
been
a
number
of
engineering
once
again
disturb
the
whole
studies
of
the
scheme,
but
no
stability
of
Europe,
action.
But
now
.the
United;
A
few
years
ago
we
would
States
government
lias
appio-
have
accepted
with
enthusiastic
nriated
$3,500,000
for
further
alacrity
any
proposition
which
CCF
Member
Suggests
Canada
Trade
Wilh
Reds
studies,
with
particular
refer-!
would
have
given
Germany
un
OTTAWA
O
A
CCF
hardware
ent
e
to
re-assuring
Fundy
Bay
ity
and
given
Europe
freedom
s&
A
if3plain
Morgan
I
VitST
Spilsbury-Tindal!
MRT-25F
MARINE
RADIO
TELEPHONE
25
wans
6
channels
broadcast
band
noise
limiter
motor
generators
for
trouble-free
operation
'
ON
DISPLAY
AT
fishermen
v,
ho
hitherto
have
against
a
revival
of
German
feared
that
the
projo
t
wmild
:
militarism,
destroy
the
Bay
of
Fundy
fish-1
My
bet
is,
we
will
rue
the
day
merchant
says
the
government
should
take
a
more
"positive"
view
nf
trnri
ulth
fnmrnnnitt
.!lV.r'.?
VA'f
V
if
we
rebuild
Germany
in
a
war-
countries.
'
:
enZf'
House
of
Commons
is
1
ring
world
of
competitive
mlli-
koss
matcner,
rererrmg
to
a'sjmpiy
awaiting
the
return
of.taristic
nationalisms.
How
Christian
Hrlnire
Ileal
"YOq
DON'T
HAVE
TO
CATCH
COLD!"
KTKN,
UM
kr,
Hut
unlay,
a.m.
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
recent
announcement
that
Rus-
External
Affairs
Minister
L.
B.
sia
will
send
a
trade
attache
to
Pearson
from
his
brief
holiday
Ottawa,
said
Canada
should
con-
to
learn
whether
or
not
Canada
sider
sending
her
own
trade
js
to
be
associated
in
the
new
attache
to
Moscow...
studies.
The
government
should
alsot
The
reason
that
Ottawa
reconsider
expanding
trade
with
gards
the
new
$3,500,000
Wash-Communist
China,
Czechoslo-
ington
vote
as
a
prelude
to
real
vakia
and
Poland.
'
"
I
action
on
the
project
Ls
that
There
had
been
a
tendency
to
1
President
Eisenhower
is
reported
brush
off
the
statement
of
the
j""4o"'v
to
have
entered
into
a
Russian
ambassador
to
Canada,
'
"deal"
with
New
England
Sena-D.
S.
Chuvahin,
that
the
Soviet
tors
to
reconsider
the
Quoddy
313
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
644
I
l
i
i
i
g
a
r-.
ri
i
ri
i-
ft
n
rt
mm
1
1
1
'
wants
to
expand
trade
withiscneme
in
return
lor
their
sup
Canada.
"I
think
the
government
should
be
more
positive."
Captain
Morgan
De
Luxt
Rum,
the
result
of
more
than
a
icore
of
years
of
preparation,
is
proudly
introduced
in
British
Columbia,
Canada's
most
discriminating
market
for
rum.
Captain
Morgan
Di
Luxt
owes
its
distinctive
character
and
superb
quality
to
careful
selection
from
a
storehouse
of
the
world's
finest
rums.
These
havt
been
brought
together
by
master
blenders
in
a
liqueur
rum
of
an
excellence
unequalled
anywhere.
Captain
Morgan
Dt
luxt
Rum,
available
now
in
limited
supply,
at
a
premium
price.
,
Captain
Morgan
RUM
port
of
the
St.
Lawrence
seaway.
Hitherto
Quoddy
has
been
unable
to
survive
the
obstacle
ln
Washington
of
its
enormous
cost.
The
last
estimate
was
in
the
neighborhood
of
$250,000.-
H
takes
a
lot
of
money
for
000.
But
President
Elsenhower
Is
THE
ALEX
HUNTER
GOOD
CITIZENSHIP
AWARD
PRESENTATION
BANQUET
will
be
held
TUESDAY,
MARCH
2
-
7.30
P.M.
"
ot
the
COMMODORE
CAFE
Tickets
available
ot
Deeth's,
Ormes
and
N.B.C.
Power
research
and
treatment
of
polio
said
to
have
undertaken
that
If
the
scheme
can
justify
Itself
on
economic
grounds,
and
if
the
objections
of
the
Bay
of
Fundy
fishermen
can
be
established
as
groundless,
that
this
money
will
be
forthcoming.
victims.
The
Kinsmen
clubs
of
B.C.
are
working
hard
to
see
that
money
Is
always
available
and
equipment
ready
at
all
times
to
treat
victims.
DONT
LET
THEM
DOWN!
There's
a
better
than
even
chance
that
in
such
an
event
Canada
also
will
Join
ln
the
project
and
make
lt
International.
......
....
.......
K,tai
ivtn
V
THE
UQUOH
CONtlrOL
IOAHO
Ot
IY
THE
COVWHMINT
Of
IWTIH,
CQ