it
1
I'
I
Pilnce
Rupeit
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisce
Canada's
Postmaster-General
sight.
The
wonder
is
tint
along
the
St
i
tint
not
without
without
manifold
manifold
resoon-
respon
the
the
rnilw.iv
railway
hotujmn
between
PrW
Prince
o.."
:
'
Larenr
.
Wi-dne.sday,
November
4.
1S53
f
?
-
i'
:
is
Rupert
and
Terrace
more
h-ive
rr,
sibilities.
A
gentleman
living
to.
rVhite
Rock
near
Vancouver
re-iiiests
him
to
reduce
the
sbe
jf
postage
stamps
so
there
will
)e
less
to
lick.
Sht'd'
In
Ma,.
ltl
;
Lawrence,
the
v
boat,
and
the
CPR?tS
Z
und
thirt-
J
n
vanished.
We
praise
and
picture
gllTftntl.-!
cliffs
and
perhaps
mur-tmir
"magnificent."
Trui-enough,
but
It
can't
restore
An
Inrtcp.nttPiit
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
mid
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
circulation
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association.
Fubllshed
by
The
Prince
Ruprrl
Dailv
News
Limited
J-
F-
MAQOR.
President
H.
Ci.
PERRY.
Vice-President
Subscription
Rates:
riv
carrler-Per
week.
2Sc:
per
month.
$1
00;
per
year.
l(!.oo.
BtPto
Dy
mall
Per
month.
75c;
per
year.
(8
.00.
'"tft-.-5
uthorl?ed
as
second
class
mail
by
the
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa.
iT
LEAST
AN
ADVANT.U.H
There
wasn't
a
car
to
he
sighted,
or
perhaps
nyt
to
ba
:ven
Imagined
away
b;ick
in
?randdaddy's
day.
They
knew
i
Canada
is
running
short
of
dentists.
Putting
it
another
way,
,
the
cavity
should
be
plugged.
Advice
from
Toronto
says
the
nriCP
Of
fPK
h
lii
hoar.
face
Rights
in
News
Pioneers
Still
Needed
rf
V"
i
M'
J-
,
-
1
T
'
'
All
about
pioneer
stuff.
Think
of
A
HIGH
official
in
the
public
.service
in
Toronto
has
stirred
up
a
storm
nf
public
indignation
by
it
having
all
that
parking
;pace
and
nowhere
to
go
to
Ripple
Rock
excavating
ap
I
&
Find
Out
For
Y0)
i
I
'
.
..uiinilU-
ing
to
fall.
Nevertheless
Its
possible
to
stand
the
strain
a
whit
Monger.
To
pay
two
bits
or
55
i
cents
for
"two
in
thp
water,
any
style"
in
near
any
cale.
is
'Still
"
something
to
contemplate
i
with
composure-
pears
to
be
making
headway
nl-
'.'ord
"ni
i
lu
til!'
II:
hough,
would
you
believe
i',
on
a
there
was
once
a
proposition
t
put
a
bridge
there,
this
bcin,?
Ahen
Victoria
fancied
being
the
It
now
costs
more
to
TV
prno-ram.
1
h
i
;
m:M-
Ulinss
ii.so
Hi.'
i
hi
hiid
fl
nil
ins
Iul-
and
it
h.itl
insulting
Tin
til
fii
i
!
'
'i:
by
in-,
UM-rt
t;e
(
ni'.'tT
know
child
than
It
once
did
to
edu-i
CPR
terminal
city.
Few
jobs
are
of
more
real
import
aife
th"-i
ca-.e
i-.y.ncr.
Mercury.
CONTRACTS!
I
complete
removal
of
the
Rock,
i
No
one
disputes
this,
and
nono
wish
to.
I
Moreover,
ugliness
in
n
man,
:
if
it
accompanied
utrcnftth.
ol-!
most
always
prejudices-
one
hi
;its
favor.
Superiors
almost
n'-v-ier
have
a
feeling
of
jealousy
or
j
indifference
Andre
Maurois.
luunint!.
One
niiL'.ht
well
.
wonder
by
)ihi
qii.i:ifi;'auim
the
city
of
i
i
ns
public
officials,
ji
ak
"Brother,
where
have
you
oeen
since
1900?"
THERE
are
certain
terms,
which
no
one
would
ever
use,
except
;i.s
deliberate
insults.
And
anybody
who
would
rielihtratlv
iKf.
Collisions
on
water
are
not:
any
the
fewer,
quite
a
number:
bring
free
of
lots
of
life.
Here
j
!
sflmethlnic
that
offers
contrast.)
Indeed,
the
comparison
sicken.H.
!
A
few
weeks
hack,
Norwegian'
and
Italian
freighters
met
in;
"
i
..
.
-'
i
4;.;
v,L
-'V
:"
Ji,
fEHHAPS
there
have
never
been
more
fascinating
tales
told
than
those
originating
with
our
country's
early
jn'oneers
who,
coming
from
many
lands,
wevo
inspired
with
a
coin-ape
that
t!ioy
themselve?!
could
'lardly
have
defined.
In
spite
of
-bard
ship.
.ul'f.-ii!-r
uv
dis'ipiiintiiH'iit
t
bey
did
iu.t
turn
lark
hi
the
rountry
from
which
I
bey
had
eonv.
where
they
had
i-od
honies,
comfort,
and
ample
food.
They
had
A-anled
to
come
to
this
new
land
to
start
anew,
to
stand
on
their
own
feet
and
build
up
the
kind
of
life
:bey
desired
for
themselves
and
families.
How
many
of
us
today
feel
like
those
men
and
women
who
pioneered
Canada,
or
to
get
closer
to
home,
those
who
at
the
turn
of
the
century
stood
pn
a
hilltop
and
first
looked
down
upon
this
valley
we
now
inhabit?
There
were
no
houses,
no
streets,
no
power
lines,"
no
roads,
no
railway.
We
have
these
conveniences
today,
not
alone
because
people
stood
looking
over
the
land,
dreaming
dreams
and
seeing
visions,
but
because
they
also
went
out
and
worked
hard
for
them.
And
in
a
certain
sense
we,
too,
are
pioneers.
In
our
daily
living
we
lack
many
of
the
conveniences
of
our
city
neighbors.
Right
here
in
Terrace
vve
need
a
better
water
system,
a
proper
powerage
system,
and
better
hospital
accommodation
and
equipment
we
want
a
road
to
Kitimat.
I
low
are
we
going
to
get
.them?
Only
if
we
follow
the
example
of
our
predecessors
and
go
out
after
them.
a
word
which
he
knew
hurl
the
U't'llllHS
Of
another
human
hn-
Reporting
on
her
social
sue-1
cesses,
one
girl
is
reported
t!
have
told
the
other
that
she
was
j
doing
well,
being
virtually
m!
her
last
lap
now.
J
inu.
on
the
mere
tround
of
rai-inl
or
national
origin,
shade
of
skia.
shape
of
nose,
or
slant
of
eye-
SQUADRON
l.i:.III
K
KEITll
R.
ClttKNAWAV,
37,
of
Woodville,
Out.,
receives
the
McKee
Trans-Canada
Trophy
for
1952
from
Defence
Minister
Brooke
ClaMon
at
the.
Air
Industries
and
Transport
Association
banquet
at
the
Chateau
Laurier.
The
award,
presented
annually
for
outstanding
service
in
the
advancement
of
Canadian
aviation,
was
won
by
SL
Greenaway
for
his
development
of
new
methods
of
aerial
navigation
in
polar
regions.
His
"Twilight
Computer,"
perfected
in
1952
has
been
adopted
by
the
RCAF
and
the
RAF
fur
standard
issue
to
crews
engaged
in
Northern
flying.
-The
trophy
was
donated
by
the
late
Dalzell
McKee
of
Pittsburgh,
a
wealthy
aviation
enthusiast
who
made
the
firs.t
trans-Canada
flight
by
seaplane
in
1926.
SUFFERERS
.
-
i
in
j
.
Stop
mi-irralile
Kinun
miffpring
urow
mat
person
is
just
not
a
civilized
person.
A.
J.
Arnold
or
the
Jewish
Western
Bulletin
suggests
th:it
j
there
should
be
a
npwsnitnpr
now
wun
npvoMnus
Kimttly.
'
(
Hreful
mwlical
testn
iihow
that
Nevo
rnmpletely
rliminatp
Bigger,
single
SMO'
head
shavel
CLOSER
any
other
method,
dry.
Try
it
ihrndrof
.
to
uiefolki
for
Chris;
and
radio
"Goodwill
Code"
to
inua
utli-ring
in
ilnwl
all
I
caws
Kvi
n
ciinmic
run,
and
tliose
which
have
had
rprourxe
to
mritiial
(IrainaRe.
Safe
for
Dr
Alfred
Kinsey,
naturally
enough,
appears
to
think
th
u
what
he
writes
ought
to
be
interesting.
He's
a
medical
nun
and
never
strays
far
from
sexu
t!
affairs.
One
suspects
something
like
this.
Red
propaganda
in
Asia
can
change
plenty.
Hundreds
of
unfaithful
wives,
fo:
example.
But
no
one
Is
going
to
feel
distressed,
or
wonder
what
next.
RUPERT
M
guard
against
misuse
of
terms
which
are
derogatory
I
do
not
know
of
any
reput-
pble
newspaper
in
all
Canada
which
will
Dprniit
.
Ihp
1IAP
,lf
I
1
children
ana
adult.
i
PACIFIC
PHARMACO
CO
LTD.
Victoria
Report
H4
WtrKlriNt.
Viinrwiw
a.
H.C.
AND
ELECTP
rank
ofending
terms
like
nis;-
!
ger,
wop.
dago,
bohunk,
kike,
or
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
v.,
...
:OTSX!:Jw
J
Phone
644
nink.
j
A
few
days
ago
a
small
group
nf
lie
vtnrA
i
...
1
Occasionally
something
slip.
.
hectic.
Sometimes
Miss
Alice
was
,
humiliated
at
the
goings-on
of
sister
fcmily.
Ii2r
a
niBpor
m
tno
Ross
Bay
Cemetery,
the
mis!.,
woodpile
phrase
which
recent-:
swirling
riamniv
niv...,
...
....
a
Iv
found
its
ttruv
im
.,
r
'
J
"
"-.
Miss
miss
Alice,
nine,
when
wnen
i
I
saw
saw
he.
ne.
couvernheald.int;rt'VdoVno;;rl''
?'
-
A
dear
Relax
the
best
way
...
pause
fo.4
Coke
;
MAKES
C.OOO
EXCHANGE
!
No
one
except
the
RCMP
I
knows
where
Igor
Gouzenke
lives
,
and
.
they
do
not
tell.
He's
the
young
man
in
t
ne
service
of
the
'Soviet,
and
some
years
ago.
in
i
Canada
tipped
off
the
Canadian
:
authorities.
Igor
and
family
would
seem
to
live
exclusive'',
as
well
as
comfortably,
in
fan
far
better
than
In
Moscow.
Tin'.
think
this
ever
happens
again,
of
A
cV
r.
r
".?lVu:
.
......
u,
(liltiu
UllklT
lilUL
1
tT
IIUS-
Miss
Carr
was
a
little
old
lady
band,
having
retired
from
84
years,
blind,
brieht
'
'ess,
-
was
about
to
achieve
a
cheery
as
the
birds
she
f
t!
'i'elong
ambition
he
was
going
How
many
times
during
the
past
year
have
we
heard
such
remarks
as
British
Columbia,
the
Land
of
Opportunity
B.C.
where
they
are
pushing
back
the
frontier
to
make
way
for
industry
industrial
development
springing
up
in
the
wilds
of
British
Columbia,
and
so
on.
When
the
plebiscite
for
the
new'
water
and
sewerage
systems
comes
ui
will
we
have
the
to
be
a
clergyman.
Allcp
suiri
;il
the
offending
term
is
brought
;to
the
attention
of
the
publishers
concerned.
No
doubt
publishers
will
offend
his
own
sub-'
scrilK-rs,
for
no
other
reason
Khan
(he
accident
of
their
birth
.''
;
WE
STILL
do
use
bordi
rlin.
I
words
in
B.C.
lik.e
Jap
and
:i)ouk.
M.mi
of
that,
small
chance.
Qviick
rcfrphnvnt
is
important
Um
busy
days.
That's
why
a
frosty
bottle
of
Coke
fits
nny
occasion.
every
day
of
her
life
It
was
my
good
fortune
to
meet
Miss
AM-e
three
years
ago.
I
remembri
she
made
bread
for
me,
:erl
hot
tea.
She
was
the
genl'e
sister
of
the
tempestuous
Emily
that
was
lovely,
but
Emily
snorted:
"Good
a
hobby
as
any
when
you're
old."
and
stamped
out
of
the
room
The
dear
friend
burst
into
hurt
tears.
Alice
was
I'Mtise
.
.
.
rt-fnenhv.
i
so
mortified
she
hoped
the
floor
Ar
.
J
..
n,w
pnuiiiu.-)
U11U
Writ-
"..
...','..u
...v
iu.,i
inps
hnvn
prnto
a
would
onen
ud
nnri
Ru-llfiar
hpr
courage
to
vote
"Yes"
and
pay
for
it;
are
we
willinr
Hcn,"
Zn
Ldnt"
1
Ia
youraelf
uguin.
When
a
man
wv.i!;.,
in'.t
r
!
showroom
and
plunks
$2,000
for
j
a
new
auto,
nownere
Heir
that
I
amount
reaches
the
pockets
of'
the
dealer,
the
mamu.ictum
and
suppliers
of
parts
and
nu-
:
terials.
Some
$644
has
alreiulv!
stuck
to
the
fingers
of
P-dei
al,
state
and
tax
collectors.
to
do
something
towards
an
adequate
hospital'
are
'
hr"mR
,'iti"n.
""t
iwi
.....
i
t
.
.
1
1
K'llllCl
tllHt
(Stu.lC
JHD.IUCSI-
IP.
fanatical
in
their
devotion
to
but
Enllly
felt
better
right
off,
everything
this
strange
strong
?nd
worked
long
on
a
fine
paint-woman
did.
inB
in
oils.
"l;
i-o
sianci
pack
and
wait
for
the
road
to
.wtpd
it
i
nm
using
it.
Ukp
wise
with
the
nickname
"Dunk"
1
Was
thon
gathering
material
When
Miss
Alice
ti!d
me
this
for
IXmklinbor.'So
far
:is
I
kin
?
on
Eml,y's
llfc'
and
so
it
was
I
Emily
was
gone,
sret
the
dear
the
Hiuikhobors
do
not
vM-nl
hi'd
tra
w,,n
Miss
Alice
in
nf
r
friend
was
gone,
and
Alice
was
cozy
cottage
on
land
that:
v.-r-;
over
her
humiliatinn
anri
hn
mar
term
anv
iihhk
ihi.n
..in
A
man
has
been
missing
from
the
Lome
Creek
mining
cai:i
).
following
the
rock
sliiio
ih'.t
ens
of
nortli-ca.stcriru.S.A.
re-
i
'Ue
pf,rt
pf
h,'r
f:lt,lt1'
I'nviy
put
back
her
head
and
she
'lit.
Iho
Icnn
Vanki'i.
.if
I
!..
the
'
'
a
VI,',ona
'hat
is
no
v
laugnea
until
the
tears
came
tt
crushed
nearly
everything
in
;
li"t
t
'inn.
Yank
...
,.u
i,i.
w
Kuwt,
uui
wiine
merii-
imstru
om-
eyes.
Kitimat:
-
.
The
early
history
of
our
country's
pioneers
is
.
both
stimulating
and
inspiring
because
of
their
fight
against
odds
to
get
what
they
wanted.
-
We
have
a
chance
right
now
to
show
vision
and
foresight.
If
we
are
convinced
that
we
want
and
need
these
things,
let's
have
the
courage
of
our
convictions
and
go
after
them.
Ominrca
Ucr.ilil
ory
remains
to
lend
glamor
,-to
'
Alice
recalled
for
m
irtt
'fhe
tree"
"The
imf"
dnri
i
ne
present
Alice
was
twtvvears
nlrW
nvin
5t
s.m
the
boulovarde,
and
it
blocked
Emily's
view
of
the
street
as
she
lay
ill
in
bed.
One
da,y,
in
a
rage,
Emily
got
out
of
bed.
fount:
a
ladder
and
a
saw,
proceeded
to
take
all
the
branches
off
the
lower
half
of
the
tree.
Alice
said
She
livprt
in
fpnr
fn-
rlo.,a
l-milv.
She
appears
to
have
b-en
rmily's
favorite
sister.
Emily
called
Alice
her
gentle
,sisle-Perhaps
it
was
that
Alice
learned
not
to
argue
and
row
with
Emily.
If
Emily
stormed,
and
she
Milt
if
I
rwf
find
'thai
n,Hik-"Jburs
do
frcl
imrt
itX
flic
short
term.
I
wllhcHalnly
urVrr
u.
,
it
again,
llw
about
it?
!
;MU
Atjf.'oui
susgctils
Ih'it
new
..p.-iprrs
should
never
Identity
i
i
iiiiin.tl;,,
or
others
jn
t
li-im
w.i
in
a
bud
liclit,
bv
their
;
race
or
color
if
tho
effect
of
j
iich
Irlentificailon
Is
to
brin
odium
on
a
wholn
iiiii,.....,.J
iictiuenuy
aid,
Alice
let
ncr
OTTAWA
DIARY
SOW
stnrm
.
nnH
frr.t
...
i
ttio
rt.Ii.,a
...n..l
ti
a
...
Parliament
Hill
political
circles
under
different
leadership-been
I
s
,v,
tit
r
consider
that
one
of
the
safest
pin-pointed
so
strikingly.
The
We
rtr-
nl
?
murder
cases
KEEP
YOUR
CAR
UP
TO
PAR
Cold
weather's
no
excuse
for
poor
car
performance!
See
us
NOW
for
a
general
check-up
and
tune-up
.
.
.
and
we
11
winterize
your
car
too.
You'll
be
pleased
with
our
service.
t,ui
iiiil
ui
iiri
way.
w"'
wuum
can,
ior
ipe
Could
that
be
what
Bruce
Hut-
Lloe
's
city
property
Emilv.
thison
meant
when
he
wrote:
sald
Alice,
would
brook
nothing
"The
mystery
of
Alice
who
tllat
stood
in
her
way.
be
it
fought
and
subdued
life
on
her
human
or
tree,
cwn
terms,
and
alone."
"She
was
either
nice
or
nasty
Alice
gave
Emily
a
tremen-
shc
was
that
way
all
her
life,
dous
devotion,
and
Emily
was
'
and
she
would
be
nice
one
mi-grateful
for
it.
Alice
gave
Emily
nutc
and
nasty
the
next,"
said
t.lirt.1
J
.
t
.
Mien
Al.
flirt
......
.
'
M"
11
"
.1
i-t.
Frenehin:,:i
wagers
of
the
moment
is
that
voting
areas
in
the
two
cort-,!
the
Niagara
Falls
orovincinl
hv.
'ere
the
sallle-
The
Cnt,
I
1
1
1
i
'
,
H
M
i
1
fill
.,
l.-l
election
will
develop
an
interest-
e
'il"
in
'
.nu
aiiL-le
i
.r
ii:.r..m,.i
.iif
!,.....
weip
of
pmial
awm,,
ilh
!t1l-
-
....
i
n.
Hie
LUJU
11
'he
::'U'.i'i(i
of
t.;pist
was
"'
"f'lie
'l"l'c
licddler
'J'rl'
-'I
lllBC.'l
...
"
ouu
syinpat.net.ic
uncli
r-
i-c.
mu-u
sue
was
cross
though
she
could
no'sne
looked
cross
and
that
wis
ilnrlprsl.inH
frm;l.,
i
i
the
time
tn
itav
ont
.r
atfore
too
many
weeks
or
month-,
"Iy
V1
;J"r
f-"
''"'
n
i.e.-
have
elaiO,
.
-w:,f
Ui"
.-falrr:.hip
in
I
he
'u-
'
The
likelilW,rVVs-feeMt'.
.
ll
'
'
helping
to
tip
the
scales
in
the1
,
s
statrmcnt
f
newi.-en
argument
in
PC
circles
over
the
had
,
,
the
unUng
of
the
bullets
Superior,
.....vU..u
iaiimj
L11UI1
1
w"w..w
WAV
;
m
....f!.;..
..,,
,,,.,11
taken
-
standing,
nifjtafr".
Af
id
Uieir
r
nuint'luils
numerniK
ritl.i.nc
nii.n.
.r,t
If
a,
m
tt'oni
qi
.
..i.-j
1
i
read
Egyptian
Alice-i,nn
asK
no
questions:?
-.
e
-
-
"
r
k
m
.
.
UUeStioned
Emilv
iw.
'
Alice
rfmembererl
nrn
ri-
A,
I
let
Emily
be
Emilv
knna'in,,
;
when
Emily
made
h..r
fni
inn
revealed
the
continuance
of
thp
n.-..u,
eomfovt!'b!c
til
J.llff-:,'vy
it
hn
win
almi.t
AUTO
party
m
that
Fmilv
urnnlfl
hn
TTn,ll..
J!'1
Alice
mnrln
n
J-
l
.
...'bniMl
ixltl.t
.(
C.-C.l.
dlr
wiMcl
wi
Ckw
margin
"
of
his
victory,
..v-vu.j,
j:
PC
caii-
uuil-
ti
leadership
Hues
.ii,ca
at
bl
the
llie
UIVIIIDI
Olympic
,.
nuu.u
sillily,
mj
"
..v.
ii
r
uilTclU
3
mutter
how
much
others
mii.hr
'get
over
her
fuiv
Emilv
!itwni
Certainly
the
Niaenrn
f-.ii.
.
.
Jey
declared
frankly
i
Barnes.
Nor
are
U.S.
negro
sold
r40RTH
STAR.
BOTTLING
WO
try
to
make
Emily
over.
-
impatient,
wanted
a
frame
for
j.
result
provides
made-to-nrrier
t
.
mWy:
My
victory
is
a
tri-;iers
identified
as
such
In
the
Service
Limited
evidence
to
bolster
the
ens.
n
"
w
rremler
rost-
.casualty
lists.
bui
tmny
would
not
live
with
P'cture.
fahe
ripped
a
picket
from
Alice
lice
.
.
or
the
other
sisters.
.u-
.
.j.
fcjiii;
She
'he
fence,
and
made
-
her
own
lift
Rh
nrr.olrl
would
...
11
,
:
frnnt,,
Alice
A
linn
.
..
J
.n
.
Rut
nn
nno
.
'
rl,ont
'E
Trinre
Rupert,
B.C.
"Coke"
Is
a
1st
ert'd
tra
elf
-mark.
Vtm
uiir,
iliilltjl
Hi
y
limPlIT
the
anti-Drew
faction.
Federally
lesson
ior
Federal
PC's
it
seems
to
me
Mr-
Arnold
is
no1
'
t
not
live
in
n
liaillt-
counted
10
and
ouite
right.
He
asks
what
coin'
househoW
of
old
maids-
In
the
whrn
that
did
no
good,
she
there
was
in
identifying
as
an!
'
nowever-
od
and
sick
Hnrtimadetne
batch
of
bread
Easi
In'ti.in
th.
.1.
..,....
tired,
worn
out
bv
the
fnrv
that
I
Miss
Alice
taucht
in
hnr
iwn
the
seat
is
a
new
one.
Provin-
;ula
"rdly
be
clearer;
what
daily
it
has
been
Liberal
for
,y
"eed
18
a
leuder
'
the
Pedal
most
20
years.
In
the
Federal
flal
fleld
w'th
the
acceptability
election
of
last
August
the
new
Fede'al
voters
that
Premier
Feoeral
seat
returned
W
L
,0'
s
,0
Provincial
voters.
Houck,
who
resigned
from
the
tneory.
t""t
was
what
the
Communist
premier
of
British
'She
put
into
npr
work'
Emily
Private
school
for
more
than
40
Gianana
Dr,
Jagan.
.
cutiage.
to
h
Jla,.
"
"'e
ooys
ana
girls
1948
convention
was
supposed
to
!
-
to
me
that'
Precisely
I
"
,
ZT'l
,r'
who
would
?
for
"
she
.T.nt:nT.n?Jer
folgot
her'
1
.
.7,
)V
l,(
i
'.'4
S
V'
'
'-.4
"'
'
'
!-e
v.--'Hi
1
:r-'i&
legislature
in
order
to
run
as
T
.i
hfra
I
nondilnin
xt
i
i
p.
I
taught
them
some
navp
fivdn
tho
n4
;wi.ause
ine
racp
wrr
le
una
c
v.-...
i.e.
DUl,
U)ey
,
Iiral-P
Qnartmunf.
c?
j...
ine
"
lessons
wl
of
life,
uik,
a
u
love
love
v....,...
ou
uctcrmin-
o
ed
was
Emily
on
keeping
her
j
r'atuie,
a
sense
of
fair
play,
that
individuality
that
she
painted
a
'
sclf-disclpline
is
a
"must"
in
rnnph
hnnrH
u,hito
.
.
.
tifa
if
r.v...
i..
u-
i
.
.
the
main
factors
in
the
Guiana
situation
that
it
was
necessary
to
identify
the
ex-premier
by
his
racial
origin.
But
his
main
proposal
is
ail
to
the
good.
FAST
EASTB0UND
SERVICE
"
ia.iuiuil.v;.
"
J
'
"
-iJll
11UW,
111
me
f
provincial
by-election
arising
,
r"
Dlew's
selection
was
the
from
Houck's
resignation
tiie
?C
now
.
demonstrated
to
Frost
Conservative
leadership
in
,Vf
been
""happily
mistaken
the
province
has
achieved
a
1
!?
he
C0Ulcl
8wl"B
bat'k
into
noteworthy
upset
by
electing
PC,
PC
oolumri
tne
Ontario
rid-candidate
Arthur
Jolley
by
a
gs
wnleh
ai'e
traditionally
majority
of
more
than
3
000
1
Conservative.
Nowhere
else
on
the
political
J
"whether
Th
"V
m'
map
has
the
contrast
between
Jn
It
he
Bra"s
the
ineffectiveness
of
the
Con-
1
are
,.6
i
i
B
t0
be
glven
an
servatives
underlie
Drew
leaS-:PTrUnLty
l
Upon
,hc
ership-and
their
effectWenet
P
.
tyeadership'
A"
siens
"ldl-effectiveness
cate
that
the
Drew
clinue
in
the
V.
"'""
in
uiacK
1
"
""c
Lu
"e
nappy,
anu
i
letters,
printed:
"For
Miss
Alice
Bive
of
one's
inner
strength
to
Carr
take
the
path
to
the
riehf
others.
for
Miss
Emily
Carr
take
the
i
She
was
the
last
of
the
Carr
gravel
path
to
the
left."
and
and
old-time
Victorians
sighed
she
nailed
this
sign
to
the
front
j
wVn
they
learned
of
her
death,
8ai,e'
,
.
.
:for
It
was
somehow
pleasant
tt
.
astJfew
years
of
Emily'rj
:
think
of
old
Miss
Alice
in
hei
u
ife
(she
died
in
1945)
in
the
cozy
cottage
by
the
park,
on
...
.r
cottaSe
nt'ar
Beacon
jland
her
father
settled
nearly
a
Hill
park
must
ften
have
been
i
century
ago
Dredge
Token
From
Voncouver
Harbor
Project
VANCOUVER
(CP)
-A
dredge
in
the
First
Narrows,
which
has
been
the
subject
of
controversy
among
shipping
men.
has
hn-n
5
Trans-Continental
Flights
Daily
Calgary
$
39.95
Edmonton
.
$
JJ-J,
''
Rcgino
66.55
Saskatoon
Q,
Winnipeg
.
.
89.95
Toronto
Montreal
.181.40
New
York
'0i
All
fares
quoted
are
one
way
Save
with
TCA's
FAMILY
FARE
PLAN-.
Mondays,
Tuesdays,
Wednesdays
at
W
See
your
Travel
Agent
or
call
TCA
In
Vancouver
pariy
intends
to
sit
tight
if
at
all
possible.
But
the
Niagara
Falls
by-election
is
one
more
happening
that's
going
to
make
it
more
difficult
for
the
Drew
leadership
to
resist
popular
opinion
In
the
party.
removed
until
further
notice.
Department
of
Transport
advls-
i
ed
today,
The
dredge
is
partly
blamed!
by
some
shipping
experts
for
several
recent
accidents
at
the
Narrows.
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
Automatic
Steam
Irons
656.
Howe
St.
(Opp.
Georgia
n"
"
2
Irons
in
1
$24
50
mAtlS-tAfJADA
DINING.
PLEASURE
in
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
NTERNATIONAl
I
Ml.
T
I
A
NIIC
hfc
T
ANSCONTININTAl
NOTICE
OF
COURT
OF
REVISION
RE
VOTERS
LIST
TilCrt,of
ReviSion
shaM
sit
on
November
I6fh,
at
10
a.m.,
in
the
Mayor's
office
to
correct
and
revise
list
of
voters
for
1953-54
voters
list.
R.
W.
LONG,
Returning
Officer.
1'IIK
COMPUTE
TBAVKl
1
lOLK
LOCAL
TRAVEL
AGENT
CRAWFORD
MOORE
TRAVEL
AGEHCIE
Commodore
Cafe
Fingertip
Changefrom
steam
to
dry
ironing
D'al-the-Fobric
Control.
AUt?-1RJ
RADI
&
ELECTRIC
313
Third
Avenue
Phone
644
1
Wallace
Block