Hay
,
Reflects
and
ReminisJ
f
K
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
S
See
It
'
.
-.rw
riiiinumd
fields
became
his.
Of
Wednesday,
July
15,
1953
each
saloon
and
prtr,
the
finish
if
ujU.
to
those
who
helped
expnnd
the
Britl;.h
Empire
few
in
history
have
gone
further.
Australians
belore
lang
will
bt
cheering
the
Quon's
good
will
hand
waves.
And
then
Her
Majesty
wiH
be
receiving
tlie
Australian
heat
waves.
lute
Mr.
R.
C.
Edwarit.
AJ
Independent
tally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
u4
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
ol
Canadtaa
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Kewspaper
Association.
Publish
toy
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
J.
P.
alAOOR.
President
H.
G.
PERRY.
Vice-President
SLiriHi,.,,,
have
had
Willi
It.
An
etliim-tte
expert
Rays
It
Is
quite
proper
to
blow
your
nose
at
the
dinner
table.
Blowing
i
J'1
1
!
-1
!
-
(
Subscription
Rates:
By
carrier
Per
woek,
25c;
per
month.
H
00;
per
year,
(10
00.
8y
mall
Per
month.
75c;
per
year,
8
00.
It
seems
Premier
St.
Laurent
Is
reported
to
have
stated
he
will
not
flit
the
Y
vacancies
In
the
Senate
before
the
next
election.
He
will
leave
that
to
the
next
prime
minister.
We're
not
Ottawa
r
"
'""
l
"
s
I
-
V
I
Authorized
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
your
soup,
however,
lemulie,
strictly
taboo.
Middle
Ape
That
time
of
life
wlu'n
the
averupe
man
Is
golni;
to
start
saving
next
mouth.
suggesting
he
might
be
capable-
The
City
Absolved
knowing
something
about
.
i
.tii
;t
v
,i
of
this,
but
he
has
given
a
few
hints
over
campaign
broadcasts.
'l
'tl
1
M-1
55
roitn
l-TTd
IMekup
1
$2050
Everybody
has
to
love
some-
Calc.ary
was
a
small
town
when
Its
most
famous
race
was
staged.
It
had
to
be.
There
were
about
a
dozen
contenders,
with
that
many
bars
scattered
alon;;
the
course
which
w:is
neur
Eighth
Avenue.
It
was
up
to
i
body.
Tragedy
is
that
so
mnny
ff""'"'
'
II
CTsSSWjMeMaL
..
f
i
1
Deonie
moose
memseives.
r.o.
Mi:Ti:oit
sedun.
Monopoly
Is
like
a
baby
a
f.--.---
man
Is
opposed
to
It
on
general
IWA
Pattern
Sound
THE
IWA
is
the
strongest
union
in
B.C.
It
welfare
affects
everybody.
Its
policies
set
the
pace
for
all
B.C.
It
1;
therefore
a
matter
of
the
higlvst
p;bl'e
importance
that
the
IWA
has
jn,Jt
tfoltnwiteiv
adopted
what
its
internatliMnkl
secretary
Carl
Winn
calls
"a
urong
pattern
of
co-operation."
"Both
the
IWA
and
the
operators
have
been
Irresponsible
in
the
past
in
meeting
some
of
the
problems
of
this
industry
and
in
trving
to
solve
them
realistically.
"Employers
have
been
relurt-ant
to
join
forces
for
the
common
good,
and
so
has
the
union
'50
I'ltH
K
T
Sedan
'47
IOKI)
Sedan,
HpeelHl
'.'.0
MONARCH
principles
until
he
has
one
of
iiio
own.
JOHN
!!.
BULGER
Women
are
like
elephant
I
like
to
took
at
m
but
I'd
hate
to
own
on.
Will
Rogers.
i.kuRr.i.S-r:MILE
LArALME,
Quebec
Liberal
leader,
flashes
the
smile
of
victory
at
lmrty
headquarters
after
winning
a
seat
in
the
Quebec
legislature.
He
won
a
by-election
In
Montreal-Outreniont.
Mr.
Lapalme
was
chosen
party
leader
in
1950
and
was
defeated
In
Jus
first
bid
for
a
seat
in
the
general
election
last
year.
Victoria
Report
Ori.i
hisl
rtmic
Convertible
t.
'SI
PLYMOUTH
2-lor
j.
Bob
Parker
I
81
RVH
:r.
STATU!
"The
Home
of
Frie
Service"
M(
llltllll
at
SI
COM)
I
It'
highly
remarkable
that
billions
of
people
hye
survived
many
summers
although
they
manager
to
slumber
in
wn-aircondltioned
rooms.
THE
horrors
of
corruption,
skullduggery
and
other
forms
of
malpractice
pictured
by
some
in
the
administration
of
our
civic
affairs
have
dissolved
into
such
a
mild
anti-climax
it
is
like
:
reading
a
story
that
starts
as
a
mystery
thriller
-iiiid
enda
as
Little
Red
Riding
Hood.
Having
examined
the
city
record,
municipal
"inspector
B.
C.
Bracewell'
has
concluded
with
well-
controlled
patience
there
is
nothing
seriously
wrong
liere
that
a
more
congenial
atmosphere
in
the
council
chamber
will
not
cure.
It
is
significant
that
early
in
his
report
he
mentions
his
efforts
to
stress
the
folly
of
bickering,
and
it
is
obvious
that
he
feels
this
is
where
the
Tmain
trouble
lies.
His
advice
must
not
be
ignored.
"JT.or
a
long
time
it
has
been
apparent
to
even
the
.'luost
disinterested
that
a
state
of
belligerency
if-ts
in
the
city
council
which
goes
far
beyond
the
type
of
open
discussion
that
serves
the
best
interests
cf
the
taxpayers.
No
doubt
some
of
the
quarrels
are
caused
by
an
honest
conflict
of
views,
injudiciously
expressed.
Others
appear
to
be
created
with
an
eye
to
their
publicity
value.
An-
aggressive
Third
Avenue
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Annie
went
to
church
today
for
Premier
Bennett
says
there'll
;
A"
eentury
ago
this
month
up
to
this
time.
N.;w
we
are
tak
f
MlV.tB
atlfl
VrV
.
r.
I
,
l
be
two
by-elections
to
seat
Kin-
the
na
tl,
inifiatiuo
in
this
Hirp.--
i
ur
lY"
""-,
;
.
-
UCII
rfOHH
niUHies
wa.1
IXiril
111
Hertfordshire,
England,
lie
enjoyed
neitlier
long
life
or
good
health,
although
wealth
in
the
,
,
.
,
anee
Minister
Ounderson
and
good.
We
sat
on
the
rocks
Ml
wlu'
were
defeateU.ln
the
June
tf
.
very
much.
.strengthening
the
economy
of
A.
A.
A.
nuun.
ir.-.
HUIK
o
can
lOO!
uacK
iu
I
this
ereat
industrv'
I
The
Premier
doesn't
say
how
Nocember
ot
18ft,
wnen
slrf
was
CARL
WINM
puts
his
flncer
he'll
go
about
thus
if,
again,
as
ix,
and
bridesmaid
at
the
wed-rlijht
on
the
core
when
he
last
year,
he'll
ask
two
Social
ding
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
K.
says:
.
jCrediters
to
resign
their
seats.
Fooley,
the
parents
of
Harry
The
Automobile
Association
AAAi
offers
attrarti
benefits
li
motorists.
.
CO?!E
IN
AND
TALK
IT
OVFR
local
Agent
fllll.
I.INIY
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
345
Third
Avenue
'
Phniu
-Wp
cut
ii-iin
fnrees
nn
such
11
seems
liKeiy,
ai
mis
moiliem,
rooiey,
yL,
ui
cvuiiuun.
I
was
to
be
the
matter
as
full
emnlr.vment
'
that
Mr.
Bennett
Will
have
the,
"I
thought
when
I
learned
I
stenrtv
Inn.-imx
f,w
mir
nimif
'
Legislature
add
two
or
three
bride.
CNR
Official
Completes
Check
R.
H.
Robertson
of
Vancouver,
General
Superintendent
of
the
CNR,
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
after
completing
an
,
inspection
trip
from
Red
Pass
I
Junction,
eastern
terminal
of
,
this
division,
to
the
city.
He
was'
accompanied
by
J.
Conrad,
CNR
district
engineer
and
T.
A.
Main-'
and
a
rea.son.ible
return
to
the
i
"lore
seats
at
the
autumn
sis-
wasn't,
I
cried
my
eyes
out,"
Mrs.
employer
on
his
financial
in-jsion.
Then
he
can
have
his
by-jBullen
recalls,
vestment."
elections,
without
asking
anyone
;
After
many
years
In
Europe,
to
res'l?n-
Al,t!
MLA's-elect
hate
studying
music
and
languages,
Surely
that
is
a
far
cry
from
the
time
when
no
leader
of
anv
resigning,
even
for
the
good
of
Rose
Bushby
came
back
to
Vlc-
the
cause
torn.
The
Bullen-Hushby
wl-
union
could
ever
afford
to
say
a
of
Ihe
good
word
for
the
bosses,
the)
Ana
now,
wun
ine
Bennett,
aing
creaiea
mucn
inieiesi
i:prlBe
superintendent
"bloated
capitalists."
It
is
so
be-
government
back
In
-power,
we
Victoria,
the
Colonist,
In
April
i,r!nce
Rupert
division.
cause
u
is
no
longer
as
much
as
"'ay
nu
n
away
iroin
pontics
oi
ioo.
repwrcins.
your
life
is
worth
to
try
to
go
but
only
for
a
few
weeks,
because
,
bells
at
the
Reformed
Episcopal
j
into
a
logging
camp,
sawmill,
or
the
ses.icn
will
start
about
Sept.
Church,
by
the
Rt.
F.ev.
Bishop!
pulp
and
paper
plant
to
'try
to
15.
,
Cridge,
Mr.
William
Fltzherbrt
j
organize
a
union.
,
Bullen
was
married
to
Miss
Hose
i
Thanks
to
the
Labor
rights'
Walking
along
the
waterfront
:
BiL-.hby
...
j
legislation
passed
bv
the
Liberal!
ne,e
,,,e
rtl'pr
daV
I
SI)1'('
al
"Tlu
chur'h
Wis
well
filled
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOlt
VANCOUVER
ind
Intermediate
fori
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p
m.
For
KETCHIKAN
both
federally
and
in
B.C.,
every
weather-beaten
vessel
tied
up
at
itl)
frieiuls
who
were
eaer
to
yS.
rSS.
Designed
with
a
w
:
j.J-"
'PrH
I"
"'hid
.
.
.
Enrw
jf"
.
.
f
"
3
yoilr
child's
first
'
ss.
4
worker
In
B.C.
can
freely
join
the"116
of
tn1
dorks.
She
was
the
,
catch
a
glimpse
of
the
fair
bride,
lowing
and
realization
of
this
seems
to
have
aggravated
situations
in
the
city
council
which
could
have
been
settled
without
the
furious
theatrics.
-
It
is
not
to
be
forgotten,
of
course,
that
Mr.
Bracewell
has
pointed
to
incorrect
methods
in
the
conduct
of
some
procedures.
-
He
noticed
that
accounts
have
been
paid
without
prior
authorization
of
council
and
that
committees
have,
incurred
expenditures
beyond
the
statutory
limit
of
$50
without
authority.
While
he
detected
no
deliberate
intent
or
ulterior
motive,
it
is
important
that
his
recommendations
for
their
correction
be
made
effective.
Failure
to
do
this
may
cause
a
predicament
which
no
amount
of
innocence
can
excuse.
Although
it
is
regrettable
that
bitterness
and
suspicion
in
Prince
Rupert
reached
a
point
where
Mr.
Bracewell's
inquiry
was
considered
necessary,
his
visit
has
served
at
least
temporarily
to
restore
the
city
to
its
rightful
place
in
public
opinion.
The
WFDNXSDAY
Midnight
Comfort
and
Service
For
reservations
write
o
lrl-.li
union
or.
his
choice.
;
iwaiten,
ami
so
i
ruouer-necKea,
,
W10
Wus
dressed
in
a
heavy
wnue
when
a
tall
young
fellow
invited
j
-ak,
richly
trimmed
with
Span-
PEACE
IN
KOREA
and
a
gen-'ue
aix)ulcl-
He
was
Michaei
Eitz-i
j.sn
iUce,
and
caught
here
and
eral
relaxation
of
the
farma.ijames
of
Vancouver
tall,
blonde,
there
with
orange
blossoms;
and
ment,
drive
made
necessary
b'
hlue-eyed,
and
shining
white
;
tt,c
same
flowers
ronfln-'d
the
the
Cold
War,
will
mean
that;
teeth
the
perfect
Viking-type.
Wng
tulle
veil,
new
markets
will
have
to
beia"
adventurer
who
can't
stay;
-The
couple
were
followed
by
found
for
B.C.
forest
products
i
lonK
.
lr
me
place,"
thouph
he
I
the
hearty
good
Wishes
of
tlielr
For
years
back
I
have
been
f
tnaJ-
"ow
he2&
he
think
to0rt
of
friends
as
they
pa.ssed
trying
to
tell
all
who
would
read,ne
"
setll,
down
anrt
get
n"ll'rJf(t-
.ut
of
the
church
Into
the
pro
i
or
listen
that
it
Ls
in
the
interest)
Fitzjames
sailed
the
Maken
pitious
sunshine,
and
:;ped
on
of
everybody
in
B.C.
Labor
jfroni
Norway
in
180
days.
If
had
"their
way
to
Saanlcu,
where
the
management
and
general
public
a
(
rew
,,f
two
across
the
Allan-
.
l.on.-ymoon
will
Ije
pesse
(."
alike
to
put
our
heads
together
tic
an
Englishman,
who
ime;
,
Mr.
Mullen
.owned
B.C.
Marine
to
nail
clown
the
British
Com-,
through
to
Victoria,
and
a
Nor-
Ways
in
Ki.quimalt,
and
built
a
monwealth
market
for
wood
wegian.
The
Norwegian
MS
the
r
umber
of
B
C.'s
early-clay
ships.
rtly
or
l.fi'ot
(iitin
Prct
Rupert,
B
C.
With
JUMPING
JACKS
you
can
lie
sure
that
a
clniii
foot
needs
'are
completely
attuiided
to,'.
FASHION.FOOTWEAi
dd0
f
od44XX
4dd
dKa
d
4f
products,
salmon,
etc.
'vessel
tit
Panama,
and
Fitzlm?i
,
He
died
here
In
1921.
same
outside
newspapers
that
carried
reports
of
.
.
.
enjoy
the
Hours
you
SAVfl
alleged
dirty
work
up
here
can
now
.change
then-stories
to
read
that
our
affairs
are
managed
reasonably
well
and
that
the
charges
are
unfounded.
This
is
the
type
of
publicity
we
want
and
must
continue
to
justify.
With
every
other
city
in
the
province
looking
for
new
business-
and
new
citizens,
it
is
no
time
for
Prince
Rupert
to
be
hunting
witches
instead.
"
.
-
If
we
don't
grab
and
hold
and
the
Englishman
sailed
her
those
markets
make
no
mistake
to
San
Francisco,
where
,
two
r8
Russia
will
be
right
in
there
Americans
joined
the
crew.'
to
prab
them,
on
a
barter
basis.!
Maken
Is
41
years
old,
45'
ff
et
This
is
no
time
or
place
to
go
long.
"She's
lousy
with
dry
rot,
into
technicalities
about
those;
,ut
the
planki.,K
s
good,"
says
markeis.
Hut
it
is
the
time
and
Fitzjames
cheerfully,
place
to
remind
everybody
that;
t
fr,joyed
my
visit
to
Maken,
the
Averatre
Joe,
who
works
for1
and
decider?
once
more
that
I
any
woodworking
plant
along
:
C0U(
neVer
be
happv
llvlne
away
the
Fraser
River
has
a
grealeri
for
iong
f,om
tlie
salt
sea
waters,
personal
stake
In
the
solution
of
;
Lehide
which
I
was
born.
this
problem
than
has
say
even!
H
R.
MacMillan
himself.
Anotl,er
pleasant
visit
I
had
I'or
II.R
rr.uld
get
along
very
,
rpf.ent
wwkg
was
t0
Mrs.
W.
OTTAWA
DIARY
n
.eiv
lor
uie
lesi
oi
nis
nie
n
h
it7i,P1bert
Bullen.
who
will,
be
r.ll
of
BC;
markeis
lost-
were
PO
M
July
July
,9-
R1)p.s
a
remarkable
old
latly,
this
oldest
living
grand-.
(
hiki
of
Sir
James
Douglas.,
the
By
Norman
M.
MafcLeoo
V
uuu
me
Averu"e
joe
coma
not.
Nor
could
Averape
Joe's
wife
.and
children.
3o
far.
s
texcilement.
in
this
headed
s.ss
nfitlie
lamer
-oi
nriusrr,
l
ouimwa
jiiie
i
e
Mtnls-
urreiit
'a
fine
old,
4lon-ot
"ifitthcy
TW.
JT'J
,hv.'.
VHS
at
'.Oakdewe.
X'LJtim,r
J
p
(
.
H
ewers
eisetion
cftHiWIS'lftT
In
.home
on
the
Esquimau
Road,
whlch
ran
through
Liberal
ranks
Is
concerned,
the
public
has
had
it.
Some
sections
of
the
nation
3n
where
she
went
as
a
bride
In
what
every
IWA
man
wants
and
has
a
risht
to
want:
following
the
Drew
manifesto,
Mr.
St.
Laurent
refused
resol
may
still
come
In
for
handshakes
from
the
party
leaders
as
)ia?,4.
j
Mrs.
Bullen's
parents
were
Agnes,
one
of
the
five
daughters
of
Full
employemnt
and
fair
pay
in
times
of
peace,
not
just
in
utely
to
be
panicked.
In
this
they
pass
that
way,
and
several
.'attitude
he
had
the
solid
back-
times
of
war!
If
Labor
and
-mf
Douglas,
'
and
Arthur
T.
Bushby,
Management:,..
early-day
residents
.,,lol,t.
of
,
New
West
Manllihing
hut...
youn
with
dlu,
low
cl
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p-
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malar.
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quality
ptifarmaoca,
kah)
tiM,
aaiy
to
la'),
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oeful,
troubl
ra
and
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on
btidutl.
111
tlto
Camptlvr
today
t
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IVS3
!
tllo
for
ai
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at.
......
nutiareas
oi
thr.r
babies
of
!
Ins
of
key
Cablneteers
Howe,
Ab-suitabie
ages,
of
course
atill
bott,
and
Gardiner.
The
Liberal
will
get
kissed.
But
there'll
be
oreanizatlon
figures
that
so
for-ii0
big
or
dramatic
surprises.
mldable
a
combination
of
politl-In
brief
.the
cards
on
which
cal
brains
couldn't
be
wrong,
with
a
woeem
minster,
where
Mrs.
Bullen
was
born
July
19,
1803.
She
was
christened
Annie
Amelia
but
her
family
soon
called
her
Rose.
Mrs.
Bullen
Well
remembers
her
Grandpapa
Douglas.
She
$166.00
tne
rival
political
parties
intend
I
and
the
crisis
of
Liberal
morale
to
rely
for
victory
now
are
all
was
short-lived.
But
remnants
of
uneasiness
ever
the
lavish
na
RANGE
ELECTRIC
stand
shoulder
to
shoulder
to
expand
our
markets
at
home-arid
above
all
an
all-out,
sound
house
building
program
right
across
Canada
we
need
have
no
fear
of
truce
in
Korea
or
peace
In
the
world.
Vessels
Collide
Off
Sable
Island
HALIFAX
(CP-Marine
Radio
describes
him
as
''sweet
and
on
the
table
for
the
voters'
inspection.
The
party
leaders
have
no
aces
left
up
their
sleeves
or
otherwise
concealed
for
a
surprise
play
between
now
and
vot-
ture
of
the
Drew
bid
still
continue
to
haunt
the
Liberal
candidates
In
their
darker
moments
The
modern
automatic
electric
ranee
cuts
the
ties
that
bind
I
gentle
and
kind
with
children,
but
not
the
frolicksome
type."
She
recalls
a
time
Douglas
m
u"y-
But
the
Liberal
organization
took
her
on
a
picnic
to
Booke:
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
313
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
644
"We
were
a
plate
short,
and
mat.
manes
it
jus.
about
tne:asawhole
has
no
lingering
JUil'f?.
Pal?.n
V?e
Long!
doubts
as
to
the
soundness
of
Grandpapa
made
me
a
plate
of
maple
leaves.
Mrs.
Bullen's
Aunt
Marth,
In
woman
to
the
kitchen
because
it
saves
hours
of
the
time
and
efflrt
that
go
into
cooking
with
old-fashioned
stoves.
You'll
find
so
many
ways
to
enjoy
those
precious
hours
of
freedom
from
your
kitchen
that
are
made
possible
by
a
new
automi
electric
range.
ENJOY
"ABSENTEE
COOKING"
Clockwork
controls
will
cook
your
meal
automatically
whi!
J
go
on
a
pleasant
outing.
ENJOY
THE
SPEED
OF
ELECTRIC
COOKING
in.-ii.ui
y
oi
vanauian
ponucs.
uer.
i
iieie
reporieu
tne
jiauun
sieam-
talnly
veteran
Ottawa
observers
jtn
n
PM
,
6"ategy.
The
Drewship
Carla
Maria
O.
collided
can
remember
no
past
contest!
economy
promises
are
claimed
j
early
today
with
the
freighter
which
has
been
so
barren
of
high
!n
government
circles
to
i
Robertson
I,
UO
miles-
southwest
May
of
1868,
wrote
In
her
diary
A
fine
day;
my
little
niece
crama,
so
colorless
in
its
per-1
nave
wucnea
oil
a
fear
re-action
1
of
Sable
lsl.nn!
mrougnout
ttw
civil
service,
the
a
report
received
at
the
sta-
sonalitles,
or
so
devoid
of
tension
and
suspense.
armea
forces,
and
Industry
and;tion
here
said
the
Italian
ship
labor
fearful
of
wholesale
can
nad
taken
all
the
Robertson's
crew
aboard
and
was
towing
the
damaged
ship
to
Halifax.
No
casualties
were
reported.
Just
push
a
button,
set
a
dial
and
the
quick
heat
starts
I
me!
For
the
candidates
concerned
especially
the
government
standard-bearers
the
campaign
has
manifested
most
of
the
trying
features
of
a
war
of
nerves.
This
has
been
due
to
the
open
cooking
right
away.
.
B
cellation
of
government
contracts.
Some
of
the
Liberals
now
regard
the
Drew
tax-cut
pledge
as
a
political
mistake
comparable
to
the
famous
"five-cent
speech"
which
helped
the
late
W.
L.
M.
King
to
lose
the
IMG
election.
You
II
also
enjoy
the
economy,
the
clean-1
Prince
Edward
Island
in
1734
fc''--c.
l
P
tL
DIRKt
FIOM
CHAKIOTTETOWN
THI
CRAOtl
ing
shot
fired
by
the
PC.
Leader
had
a
population
of
572,
with
ffqlify
fa
fa
mm
fowl
jvifk
horn
caved
by
i
332
cattle
and
1J9
sheep.
lirtvsi,
and
efficiency
ot
cooking
e'eC'
tneally;
and
take
pride
in
the
H
Jooks
and
smart
styling
of
your
mod6"
electric
range..
with
his
18-polnt
platform.
The
acquiescence
of
the
Liberal
can
"3
didates
In
the
VM.'s
strategy
of
refusing
to
compete
with
Drew
cooking
electrically
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CONSERVATIVE
IEADER
PRESENTS
THE
ELS
CTION
ISSUES
Re
-Roof
with
DUROID
Asphalt
Shingles
For
Frea
Estimate
.
.
.
See
or
Call
Greer
&
Briddcn
Ltd.
promises
has
by
no
means
dont
justice
to
their
nervousness
over
the
possible
effectiveness
of
those
promises
In
gathering
votes.
Particularly
have
the
Liberal
gladiators
been
"jittery"
over
the
P.C.
Leader's
specific
pledge
to
slash
taxation
by
a
half-billion
dollars.
The
fact
that
the
campaign
hasn't
taken
on
at
least
some
of
the
aspects
of
a
political
auction
has
ben
du
to
the
cool-
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