lift
,L
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
UNDER
OUR
ROOF
lly
JOHN
STURDY
ray
As
I
See
It
T
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Saturday,
February
21,
1953
fl
Reflects
ana
Reminisces
If
l!lTIr
ao
Hi
leMBlaut
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
ol
Prlnc
Kupnn
ntl
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Umlxr
ot
Canadian
Press
Auult
Bureau
ol
Clrcul.tlnus
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
"Che
Prince
Hupert
Dally
Newi
limited
J.
r.
MAOOR.
President
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vlce-Prealdent
ION
ROUTE
HOLLYWOOD.-We
Canadian-U.S.
border
'last
night
Little
cm.
C'
Hamisb
and
Col.
S.
Skeffington-Kmutts
(pf
It
Is.
surprlslnu
to
me
that
the
-
.
CI
more
:-tlV
ominously
-i,.
Subscription
Rattai:
?
earner
r-r
w-it.
25c;
per
month
1
IK,;
per
year.
110.00
By
mall
Poi
jioittti.
i5c.
per
year.
$800
border
authorities
allowed
my
h
..H
companions
to
enter
the
United
,1
fitte.
tMraiu
tou
know
how
.
"
Somehow
bank
robbers
etinnot
but
help
feel
a
shade
surprised
these
days
when
they
renliae
what
money
is
actually
worth.
K
l
.
ftuthor.zwt
as
cond
ciena
n.all
Ytv
tho
Post
OfT.oe
Department,
Ottawa,
nervoim
the
Americana
are
these
"-I'xned
Hhiumj,
tef
days
abtiut
letting
people
Into
A"f'
the
cu,
'
the.r
country.
j
"
the
Iff
coume
mere
w
iwuuni
sup-
,
.
-
wi
Fifty
-on
ounces
of
rye
must
always
be
kept
when
you
re
uldftiilnit
on
smie
eake
tnakin
.
.
Sounds
like
eatinf
your
eake
as
well
as
drtnklni
it.
rersive
awiui
ume
augif
aiui
"
am
(
.
Hamlsh
and
the
Colonel
-
pohU-
,
1
kT
flbt
ap
tally
autwersive
that
is.
But
M
w
J"
"'tnmm
m
the
Immitratlun
man
on
the
',
mT
Uf
,n
th
"iirmr
v
c
r
teal
test
ot
alert-
Canadian
aide
said
anxkuniy
to
w
born
with
u
l
It
seems
ness
Is
at
what
ae
in
la
jotttn
"Tow
d't
Ukink
ttwy
U
br
'
reasonable
tv-vm
'
-3v
v
stop
writing
on
letters
and
romliin
back
.do
you
"
f
1
fn
l"rm
m,
cheques
j
"I'm
afraid
so,"
I
saul.
But
suditerilf
I
"We
wtuht
to
tinhten
up
our
lt-
IMPOSSIBLE!
re-entry
laws."
he
rumbled.
w
"
really
an,t
No
fewer
than
21
Canadians,
Th.,
m,
iPmibu.
uf
xrw
Socreds
Undermine
UN
EVERY
new
move
the
top
Social
Credit
lead-!
ers
make
at
Ottawa!
shows
they
are
part
of
j
the
internationalist
isola-:
tionist
gang
which
is
out
i
to
wreck
the
UN.'
i
boion
Low
1a
the
oiily
It
of
any
political
party
in
the
entire
British
Commonwealth
'o
.vupport
the
insane
plan
by
US.
isolationist
extremists
to
Hap
a
naval
blockade
on
China
Beth
British
parties
have
sharply
rejected
this
plan
in
advance.
Tne
Foreign
Office
ha
taken
(tie
extreme
step
ol
issuing
a
crave
;
Grande
Prairie
Backs
Railway
we
are
late
in
using
it,
we
think
ALTHOUGH
that
in
view
of
renewed
efforts
to
promote
a
Railway
from
Hazelton
into
the
Peace
River
eoun-"try,
it
is
timely
to
carry
a
letter
written
a
little
'while
ago
by
Page
Hideout
of
Nelson
to
the
editor
'of
the
Record-Gazette
at
Peace
River,
Alta.
;
It
will
be
recalled
that
Mr.
Ridemit
has
supported
the
scheme
for
many
years.
His
letter
follows:
"I
draw
your
attention
to
this
news
item:
'Construction
of
a
two-pronged
railway
-through
'Peace
River
country
to
Prince
Rupert
and
Alaska
"is
U-ing
urged
by
Grande
Prairie
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Chamber
President
J.
O.
Patterson
has
w
ritten
the
Edmonton
ChamlxT
to
support
its
stand
Farmers
Urc
f"l
ey
ai
not
entitled
to
a
j
amrtr.,,,
r.Mt
tu
seat
in
the
Senate
In
other
,
u
gtiirtpd
wh,
lhey
Ul
words,
no
on
ran
P-"""
Coton-1
he
ere
a
Couimuntnt.
them
they
do
not
deserve
fat.
nad
fommunut
leanings,
or
"
v
VI'
J
ll
I
lifetime
J6.
h,rt
mny
piBria
lor
over
I
Appointmen!
(
dnwrniTipiiI
throwing
the
US
People
wh
have
been
in
To-
(lw
nol
lajk
utLf.
ui
to
Co-op
Minisfe
r
,
.
.
.
.
.
rnnto
enntinue
to
bore
others
with
cold
weather
taba.
The
common
eoid
Is
desrnhed
as
so
i
lusive.
Tet
there
t
any
number
who
find
It
so
easy
to
eairh.
c
oi
vw
-"
t
V
l.
1UK1A
Col
8
nkefrifirVon-RmutU
iRU
I
eould
have
warned
the
immi-raUnn
oflu-cr.
but
he
went
fiailishly
on,
asking
the
Colonel
all
aorta
of
personal
questMma.
statement
setting
forth
tU
ra-sons
for
Canada.
Australia.
New
Zealand,
Pakistan
and
India
parirnent
wi'.h.a,
u
f,
government
tu
prm,
with
eo-opfratur
wn-i
l.lsii-n.
you
uniformed
min-
THOSE
I'KOl'I.K
NI-.XT
IMHUt
By
James
ReUlfoid
In
the'
Toronto
Gloiie
and
Mail.
for
a
railwav
to
Alaska.
Patterson
has
also
annealed
!
have
ail
dime
likewise.
vis.
We
miRht
just
as
well
cheer
up
and
let
Mr
Abbott
kraiw
nlxwt
It.
True
enouRh,
the
tax-
leader
1
'
But
the
Social
Credit
,
,..
i
1..1.
i
j.
I
nlon'"
the
Colonel
interrupted
dvoealed
suddenly
Who
was
the
Father
'
board
of
BC
tusm
,
of
your
country?"
uies
in
its
inraj
nw,,
'tieorge
Wa.'hinittrt."
(the
leui.latuie's
.
pnver
have
had
a
tounh
time
trying
to
honestly
admire
htm.
I
publicly
eggs
on
the
U
S
ex-
j
tremists
even
though
John
-1
ter
Dulles
himself
deprecates
the-j
crazy
plan.
I
"And
who
was
George
Wash-j
nut
tee
on
a;!ini::a:
I
lnr;ton's
fsther
And
fleofKe
,
l
np
j)r(p
(jf(J
Formosa
Calmly
Vatching
Chapter
Opening
For
Chiang
but
he's
at
least
thinking
ol
maklne
a
turn
for
the
better
Then,
we're
not
forgetting
cm-
u
it
t
tea
and
all
that.
(
waAhiiigums
luiners
lamer?
;
WOuH
be
ln
uiWd
t7
,
And
his
father''
And
his
lather
mmb,.r
wtl0
b
t
r"re
!a.s
the
numsu-r
,4
t
Tlie
Uiil,
Ry
KKKI)
HtMPSON
TAIPF.H,
Formosa
lAPi-Tliis
Reading
the
world
day,
one
niikht
jump
press
ress
to
to-;
-where
did
h
orlgltutlly
spring
i
,
at
th.
front?
Wheit
did
we
all
spiing
"
.
''
.T""1
real
eal
ad-
ao-
..,,
fsiwinee,
I
thmk
that's
had;
that
Chiang
'
had
his
chance
and
flubbed
It.
that
a
new
leader
is
needer
Hut
the
majority
has
eome
;
irouiKl
to
the
other
view
that.
i
lar
all
his
failures
Chiang
still
ufice
.
conclusion
tntu
me
a
fres'cr
appr:
;
minlstrators
in
Sudan
are
rait
well"
j
British
Yet
they
are
The
Gov-!
...
,,,,
vl,Uj
Monkevs
Now'
j
rejuvenated
island
fortress
p;i-tential
sprinrbnurd
for
invasion
of
Red
China
is
watchlwi
calmlv
the
chapter
orx
rimi;
for
Chiang
Kai-shek.
I
Pre-sident
Eisenhower's
order
i
that
the
United
States
7th
:
Fleet
stop
shielding
Red
C'hin
i
Meanwhile,
Mr.
Hansell
is
tne
storm
centre
of
a
parliamentary
controversy
arising
from
another
fierce
attack
aiai.ul
UN.
he
is
accused
of
having
mi.Je
in
a
Manitoba
paper
IT
IS
no
secret
that
from
the
very
be
Kinninsf
the
top
fedeial
Sorred-
have
been
dead
set
against
the
United
Nations.
But
the
new
attitude
has
ow
changed
from
negative
hcwtil.ty,
petty
pin-pricking
and
pettifogging
obstruction,
to
one
of
calculated
sabotage.
Mr.
Low
U
a
well
Inform
man.
He
knows
perfectly
aril
abuut
the
1941
tragedy
at
Hons
depurtaient
o!
?ri
The
board
aim
m
-legi.slstuie
ei!ab;i'ti
k
tral
intt'iiur
tu
t
achool
for
younj
lurlhcr,
Ui
fnac:
tC
r.in
rallv
more
strength
aKain;t
;
ernor
Oeneral,
all
the
governors.
out
of
my
way.
you
ape,
and
the
Chinese
Communists
than
:
British
commanders
all
are.
rt
me
pass."
i
nyone
else.
'
communist
efforts
to
"oust
the-
Thuiga
were
quite
sUnple
as
As
Chiang
takes
the
stage
foreigners"
make
no
headway
tar
Hn
nam,h
was
comerrd
iL'nin,
it
Is
harrUT
than
ever
to
Hamkli
looks
so
ouiet
and
telf-
swings
the
spotlixht
back
to
Uua'e
him
against
tne
coia-
tk
lnmrilnn
Is
that
Mr
pflnui
ihsl
no
oi.e
would
ever
i
f-irmers
lui
t
man
witn
a
consuming
n.itreo
r
backs;rounn
A
msgrunucu
m
.luvmi
Mr
Ahhntt
u,-.
ihj.
nun
of
urn
uuiituu
a
hm,
nuuiev
:.!.
of
the
Reds
but
who
remains
an
rx-NationalM
general
in
Hong
;
M
Minister
of
Finance.
L'n-
subversive
thought.
;
interest.
payaDle
:
Kontf
owe
told
me,
"The
peo-
I
i.1.,i1(fiiv
ihLs
is
the
rumor,
al-'
There
was
more
tniuble.
how-
'wars.
enigma
to
most
Wt
sti
ini
r.s.
Chiang
and
his
men
sti!i
think
they
are
going
to
win
in
jilc
would
prefer
a
now
leader
,
though
the
Idea
of
geepln
ever,
w
ith
Little
Aug.
When
.i
Chiang
but
they'd
rather
horses
urmiml
is
aomethln:
of
they
tried
to
take
hia
linger-
j
ftriumrt,t
th.4t
Jt
xc
Kong
where
thousands
of
Can
hive
Chiang
than
the
Commu-
tii.sts."
..
,
.
,
.,,U4
""J
IU.V
UKOt
Ull
HI
II
la
1
Tl
la
11
.
adian
solctleis
were
caught,
and.
How(,v(r
forml(1,lbK.
a
nuisance,
Nevertneiess.
wnsi
s
print
uiere
was
an
uihhj
m
nlntf
in
he
done
abrmt
rharut-
because
In
Little
AuKies
mind
dlllicuit
to
kf
u
the
farm
Iniiu-tii
a
jn
ins
icuer
ior
suppori
ior
a
jong-ncio
nupe
m
'JVace
River
residents
that
a
rail
link
with
the
'Pacific
coast
will
Ik1
built.'
"I
am
sure
there
are
a
few
of
my
old
neighbors
Will
left
in
the
northland
who
will
understand,
after
reading
the
above
news
item,
how
I
was
knocked
jnto
Wonderland
as
to
where
Grande
Prairie
has
lieen
during
the
last
20
years.
When
I
recall
the
lime,
money
arid
energy
Grande
Prairie
exhausted
ion
the
Brule
Lake
line,
the
ObkL
cutoff,
the
Monk-man
Pass
and
other
such
schemes,
I
am
forced
to
the
conclusion
had
Grande
Prairie
devoted
that
energy
with
the
other
people
of
the
north
on
our
western
route,
we
would
have
had
our
railway
completed
to
our
port
on
the
northern
Pacific
long
before
this.
"While
driving
from
this
city
of
Nelson
to
the
smelter
city
of
Trail,
one
passes
four
large
dams
and
power
plants
all
on
one
fiver.
While
passing
these
power
plants,
I
am
forced
to
recall
the
vast
waterpower,
coal
and
mineral
fields,
and
fertile
valleys
that
are
lying
between
Hudson's
Hope
and
Hazelton.
Then
again
I
am
lost
in
Wonderland
as
to
what;
is
wrong
up
north.
"Put
after
20
years
of
chasing
the
coast
outlet
by
the
'
most
feasible
route
ghost,
'
I
am
pleased
beyond
words
to
learn
Grande
Prairie
has
at
last
got
that
kink
out
of
its
neck
and
turned
its
gaze
to
the
west.
May
one
pray
to
high
heaven
Grande
Prairie
will
multiply
and
work
not
only
to
procure
our
railway
to
the
Pacific
but
to
build
up
our
own
wean
port
on
the
northern
Pacific
for
all
of
Canada."
Thank
you,
Mr.
Hideout!
So
say
we.
i
hundreds
died
like
rat.s
In
a
difficulties
even
for
the
lim,?.l!
Chiang
always
had
clique
in
horses
In
tlie
middle
tl
a
finger-prloU
are
avkuciaU-d
with
..
....
rf.ii
i
,
v
ibl0s
manv
e.-cpect
the
Nation-
t.
utile
One
still
hears
rumors
t
ream?
!U,oj,ui.i,h.6w."..
alL4,
to
deliver
n
,
,..r
mw
Mitr
alignments
hut
ileave
home
some
little
time
to
convince
Little
'
pusuies,
'
'"
'
','
Kormosa
is
pretty
n.wh
t
,
sw
f
ir
tie
has
ihe
team
working
i
Caa
Ixima.
Torontu'a
castle
It
Marty
pcop!
.oucther.
espeuuiun.
nr
...
i"''
one-man
show.
Toad
Mr.
Churchill's
book
"The
I
was
thought
might
be
kiru
Aurte
that
he
was
not
on
nts
aay
down,
will
continue
to
aland
in-
to
Jail.
r
How
his
fore
-
ever
pulled
,
Grand
Alliance"
which
.says,
They
only
want
a
record.
1
themselv
tnretherj
after
the
definitely.
Ho
now
Canada
hs
.
pa&e
177:
on
on
eai'winch
Requests
for
ever,
how
baronial
pile
i
debacle
of
l4fl
when
tliey
were
I
"Prime
Minister
to
Gene
about
a
baron?
LIONEL
TRAIN
'
I?mav
This
Ls
a!l
wrong
If
Japan
goes
tij
war
with
us
tlu'
v
Agriculture
.
is
not
t!ie
slightest
chance
thrown
off
the
mainland,
how
v
thev
ever
re-grouped.
retraiiMfl
'
,.nd
gut
bark
their
soldiers'
re-.
spr-t
ranns
as
a
miracle
whether
thry
ever
recapture
'
China
or
not.
MILESTONES
tram
he
nir
ol
The
rtillji
M
i
holding
Hong
Kong.
It
is
mf.t
unwise
to
increase
the
loss
v.
Inquiry
Board
ACCES1
shall
suffer
there.
Instead
.'V
Today
Formosa
ks
taking
Hs;
.ft
Y
in.
TMv
0
!'
I
OOoy
'
(ieneutrnllzatlon
mach
more!
go
;
iiH
reasmg
the
garrison
it
oun'iitj
VICTORIA
(CP
CCF
ovn
said,
"in
r.ae
you
overlay
your
permit,"
I
hats
what
I
ru
worried,
about,"
Little
Auie
confided
With
mv
record
I
won't
have
to.
overstay
my
permit
1
11
be
In
for
'
life"
,
But
eventually
he
was
passed,
and
I
nileteil
a
tdgh
of
relief
My
j
Irk-ncis
were
sslely
on
the
other
side
of
the
border,
and
now
there
t
was
only
the
mere
formality
of,
giving
them
my
own
name.
"You
look
like
someone."
the
,
immigration
officer
said,
staring
!
hard
at
me
j
-Certainly,"
I
replied.
"I
look
like
me
"
j
Naw."
He
called
to
a
man
Hong
Kong.
I
Owing
to
the
increased
voi-
I
,
.,
"
l"
"
Mion
leader
tiaroia
win'-n
H
,rr)my
than
Now
In
&
nonce
in
me
Legislature
m:ii
lie
Dr
.nit,.
British
troops
being
ume
of
business,
the
Onwraiaa
....
.
'l..tl.l.
Cl
i
.
pa
u.HI
i
T
ill
,,lwll
a'
the
eovernmcu'.
t
!',-
in
Korea.
Hone
Kong
regards
t
""
"
'
Mix.
luw
Knows
perieciiy
"
Wll9Mt.li
an
BniiH,
1
I
r
I,
...,.,...
il..
1.
T-ft.t.1
Avenue
I
1
r
,te
f
as
n
"neiitral-
toward
the
o"wr
ui.uito
ou
nuu
that
if
Hong
Kong
could
not
committee.
,
Chinese
Reds.
It
hopes
to
jn.
;"
8eth
Street.
-
He
asked
that
this
commit.
crease
trade
with
them
and
is
j
investigate
problrm.s
involved
In:
fearful
(,f
reprisals.
i
Wholesale
houses
in
this
city
agricultural
production.
Ian
1
1
Formosa
stands
out
In
sharp
have
'""owed
the
lead
of
liw
Oil
Cort
Trains
Croovert
I
be
held
against
Japan,
when
!
the
entire
Chinese
population
j
was
on
our
side,
what
the
pros-!
pects
would
be
in
a
new
ar,
i
where
a
mere
barbed
wire
fe.:ct
'.separates
art
of
Hong
Ko.ig
;
from
Red
China,
i
Why
then
does
he
whoop
it
larger
cities
and
derided
to
close
down
on
Saturday
afternoons.
Aufomaric
Gel
life
and
farm
costs;
need
for
,
contrast
as
the
Far
East's
stout-farm
captal
and
credit;
market
est
holdout
against
Communism,
extension;
adaptation
of
so
ialj
The
island
may.
In
some
dark
services
and
educational
rat-ill
-1
week
ahead,
get
the
living
day-
tif.
In
mant
r.
r.
I
-
,
,
,
I
'
lit'
1
1
Li
DOlinded
Ollt
nf
if.
Ttlli
across
the
room.
"Hey.
Joe.
do,
you
think
this
guy
looks
like!
him-'"
i
i.
...
.
.
l.w-,lfftw4
n
t
mft
30
Yeon
Ago
Today
Alderman
Alexander
Marken-
paSMige
rastetne
a
for
Jotla
crtplure
Bridges
f
iui
for
a
a
zie
and
Mi.ss
LiUlan
Thomas
will
'
"
.77.,,..
1
"h"
rt.
,
uu
Fin;
wii".i
mftwiM
....
.
,.,..,.
Formosa
blwat
It
mil
neeonti
1
-Rom.
8:33.
It
is
God
that
Justifieth.
hill
nlninlv
earned
She
WOl'.ld
:
'
.
,
.
ho
mfirrioH
Inniirrnw
in
tile
i'll,uKnlf
UH"
v-,,u,u
n
!
j
rm.n
tf
rnrl
t
n
ncn.rt
j
t
i
,
...
line
ris.
11
Koes
oil
Ulanilllia
l
...
,
.
reject?
I
think
the
Church
by
Rev
Dr
cineo.
back
to
the
mainland
and
fresbyterlan
.
electrification.
commuhlotMr,
V
,
h
to
drUln
you
the'
to!
2..
.
,"LZZ.r
Z
and
community
.services.
ic""v
on
the
civil
war
which
""
first
man
told
me.
"I
got
OTTAWA
DIARY
22?
Sorry
no
"Ol"
rek
avoikl
ivmw,
...iu
w.w..wv.
.
.,,m,n.H
....
I
ftoo,uisw
ie
i-unrvillfQ.
.r.,.,,
.....n,.Mw,
................
of
China
would
strain
the
whole
!""J
,
"
'
f
.
1
.
i
v..
a
-e--j
.rmtentiM
western
alliance,
near
the
break-!
u"
"
r"i
"
pukom.
Tunni.v
w.lon9o
ooot
One
ol
ihe
-problemss
Viint
is,
meat
kuunora-r
is
a
iiftK.LSL
n(?riesiti.iirui
tievpio
iiti'-i
............
.u
ik-velopm-ni,
i
Vmuouvoc
.4iolk.-
LHUiwi
.
n
worrying
Mr.',
St.
Laurent
these
'candidate
Bat
Ministers
like'
Ins?
point,
and
maybe
admiuLs
...
MOOSE
JAW.
Bask.
(CP)
For
huge
niol)
for
two
hours
at
trie
and
farmers'
security.
He
said
fanners
are
seriously
helping
V)
save
his
son
from'if,NR
ln
lh!1.
,.,,
,h.
days
figuratively
speaking,
of
.Abbott
and
Pearson
are
rare
1
ter
a
death
blow
to
UN.
cour.se
is
where
his
next
Cab-
i
finds.
It
is
no
undue
reflection
j
inet
Minister
is
going
to
come
j
upon
the
present
Liberal
mem
LET
US
not
delude
ourselves,
from?
Perhaps
not
the
next
bership
In
the
House
to
sav
that
The
UN
is
far
from
perfect.
concerned
about
prices,
controls'
drowning
In
Moose
Jaw
creek.
uraj
hundred
unemployed
tiled
Rupert
ann
marxeu.
si
was
oi
v.i.u
rue
ar
presemeo
an
en-ito
glop
12
,mnenl
row
leaving
importance"
to
the
province's
graved
statuette
to
yout'.iful
,
(,.
nyliK
economy
that
everything
pu-
Larry
Lee
Kwan
The
son,
APan.
I
was
led
away
to
a
kind
or
1
rell
where
I
was
locked
up.
with
a
feeling
Inside
me
of
sheer
terror
!
that
made
me
bite
my
finger-1
nails
to
the
core.
Three
hours
later
tlw
Immigration
officer
came
back
and
unlocked
the
door.
"It
s
okay
"
he
said
"I
cheek-cd
with
Washington,
and
you're
j
not
him."
He
led
me
out.
and
trembling
I
asked
him:
"Whom
am
I
sup-
i
posed
to
look
like?"
He
smiled
at
mo.
"Just
don't
push
your
lurk
too
far,
buddy,"
Cabinet
Minister.
Nor
even
tie
their
successors
aren't
itnmeti-
But
it
is
all
we
have
in
wis
gen-lately
apparent
a
n
y
w
h
5
rei
eration
to
keep
the
precarious
amongst
their
number.
i
peace.
If
UN
goes
down,
a
lot
Radio
tm
sible
be
done
to
place
B?rlcul-
was
pu!lei
out
by
a
man
whoi
Ci.v
n-aiee
raided
headumir-
heard
Larry's
cries
for
help.
tirre
in
a
secure
position.
jters
of
the
Canadian
libor
lie-;
fence
league
and
took
char-?'
Phoned
Box
12"
more
than
vx
wiu
go
oown
iou
maybe
the
life
of
your
own
son.
one
after
that.
But
certainly
the
two
or
three
still
"to
follow.
For
before
election
day
dawns
there
are
going
to
be
a
number
of
yawning
and
conspicuous
Raps
in
the
Ministry.
Extort.
al
Affairs
Minister
L.
B.
Pcaion
I
of
pMrs
and
books
found
on
The
closest
available
approach
to
an
Abbott
is
generally
considered
to
be
Hon.
"Jimn.ie"
Sinclair,
presently
Minister
of
In
the
United
Btates
the
no
torious
Gerald
L.
K.
Smith
is
ft-..-.iiri
ir.s.
nil
UUVIOIM,
ieoio:u-i
...
a
Is
slated
to
follow
Trygve
Lie
a.i,ment
for
"Mike"
Pearson
as'
heading
a
move
w
rwvn
Secrelarv-General
of
the
Uniiert
,
Minkir
f
Fvt-n-,i
Affair,
u
out
of
LN
and
tne
un
oui
oi
the
premises.
1
0
Years
Ago
Today
The
Prince
Rupert
Labor
Council
unanimously
endorsed
a
resolution
of
the
Vancouver
Dock
and
Shipyard
Union
protesting
suspension
of
the
Boilermakers
Union
by
the
Canadian
Cong
re's
of
Labor.
the
U.S."
Mr.
Low
once
repudiated
his
late
colleague,
Mr
Jacques,
for
...
...ll..
.n.lrlnOr
(in
tV.e
Nations,
unless
present
plans
Paul
Martin.
But
that
.shift
miscarry.
would
involve
finding
someone
Finance
Minister
Abbott
is
re-
capable
of
maintaining
the
A
Word
to
the
Wise!
It
is
Cheaper
to
Keep
Well
in'r-
O
M
tiring
to
private
life
and
a
luc-.
Health
and
Welfare
post
on
the
ih
anw
Bmith
ralive
law
practice
in
Montreal.
.
level
of
importance
to
which
pnart
from
oTr
aid
L
K
Vetera
"J.nmie"
Gardiner
.
Martin
has
raised
it.
Bo
far
as
"Zh
u?U
'n
and
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe
will
stay
eye
can
see.
no
one
amongst
the
mll
,
.
'
.
t
1JN,
auuuQe
1
'
through
the
election,
but
iov
a
ranks
of
existing
Liberal
M.P.'s
nls
own
Good
Used
Cars
I
mat
Stutlebaker
Champion
4-donr
sedan
considerable
time
past
rumor
qualifies.
Under
Martin
the
has
associated
the
name
of
Na-
Health
and
Welfare
portfolio
tional
Revenue
Minister
J.
J.
has
become
one
of
the
key
McCann
with
the
Senate
and
of
arches
of
the
existing
govern-
i
Ask
Indian
Names
j
For
Kitimal
Site
When
you
are
sick,
see
your
well
remember
doctor-but
when
you
arc
It
pays
to
keep
tliat
Heed
nature's
first
unmistakable
warnings
and
check
Illnesses
be
fort
they
become
serious.
Often
a
minor
treatment
at
the
first
sign
of
sickness
will
save
misery,
needles'
expense
and
loss
of
time.
Take
an
inventory
of
your
medicine
cabin"
now
and
be
sure
you
have
what
you
may
need
tomorrow.
1
I'M
Dodge
4
-door
sedan
1
IftSl
Rtadekaker
2-door
Public
Works
Minister
A'.phoo.se
ment.
Fournier
with
a
judgeship.
More
07
AWA
VALLEY
.
recently,
reports
from
Alberta
have
suggested
that
the
future
The
replacement
of
Revenue
Totem-Land
Society,
dedicated
Resources
Minister
George
Prvid-
to
fostering
tne
cultures
01
wie
Minister
McCann
as
Ottawa
Vai-
Indian
is
pressing
for
the
coastal
ley
representative
in
the
Cab-
ham
Is
far
from
clear
The
loss
of
at
least
two
of
the
wouldn't
raise
too
serious
TStlm.t
H
k
(
-V
I
1
1
!
:
A
I
"M
.
-
If
'
....
..
'
-
1
t
f
ouncuiues.
west
onawa
sK
.
George
Mcllwraith,
who
has
b
en
J
Jf
."The
Interest
In
the
society
aocietVs
p
plan
an
Parliamentary
Assistant
to
Rt.
'
.
the
Aluminum
has
been
shown
by
Hon.
C.
D
Howe
lor
a
numner
of
Canada
plannerg
of
of
years,
has
been
recognized
rr
-.
'
T.,
m-i
foregolng
statesmen
is
goinj
to
confront
the
Prime
Minister
with
real
replacement
difficulties.
Cabinet
Ministers
are
etsy
to
find;
almost
every
gove.n-
sedan
I
IMS
Austin
Panel
1
IMS
Flying
Standard
Coach
THIS
WEEK'S
SPECIAL
1937
Chevrolet
Coach
Good
transportation
ot
$100.00
Superior
Auto
SERVICE
LIMITED
'
.
,
ine
ujwnsite
hi.
hic
Kiiif
-
for
a
long
time
as
ripe
for
a
pro-
'L"t
Prompt
Delivery
Service
motion
which
has
been
denied
,,
r.,i,.
hmnrr
.
Need
Historion
1
a
him
due
lo
the
absence
of
a
geo-
.
..,-..
.oroiioH
n
ih
MONTREAL
(CPi-Saying
that
graphic
vacancy.
In
the
ev.nt
cmpany
that
Bruce
A.
McKelvie
"nothing
very
much"
had
been
f
Dr.
McCann's
retirement
to
and
R
R0we
Holland
be
named
written
entirely
about
Montreal,
the
Senate
he
unquestionaljly
acrv.se
the
committee
on
the
DEETH'S
PHARMAC
James
Mullaly,
past
president
of
wonia
get
tne
can.
Just
as
un-
selection
of
numes.
FOR
HEALTH
AND
BEAUTY
FESTIVAL
OFFICIALS
Halfway
through
the
10-week
tour
of
the
regional
festivals
of
the
Dominion
Drama
Festival
is
this
years
adjudicator,
John
Alien,
irlnlit!
and
P.lchard
MacDonald,
organizing
secretary-treasurer.
Mr.
Allen,
distinguished
United
Kingdom
actor
and
stage
manager,
started
his
tour
in
Ottawa
Jan.
12
and
will
finish
ln
St.
John's.
Nfld.,
March
28.
Mr.
MacDonald
.
was
appointed
two
years
ago
by
the
festival
committee
and
has
his
head
offlre
in
Ottawa.
Duker
suggested
that
the
Rt.
James
Literary
Socletyi
said
questionably,
he
would
bring
new
there
is
need
for
an
extensive
and
definite
talent
to
the
M'.n-hlstory
of
the
city.
He
said
tstry.
His
abilities
are
both
Prince
Rupert
names
reflect
the
Indian
background
and
the
historical
char-
Srd
Are.
W.
Thone
Own
217
PRESCRIPTIONS
A
SPECIALTY"
Montreal
had
never
really
had
versatile
and
of
a
very
a
history
devoted
to
itself.
character.
solid
!
acters,
special
occasions
and
out-I
standing
legends
of
the
tribes.