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W
VANCOUVER-To
uid
in
the
Credit
and
Alberta
'
t
growth
rowth
that
Social
Credit
Is
al-
It
in
Ri-tlih
ready
experiencing
ANCIENT
C0U,,
A
small
town
Is
where,
when
Columbia,
'
the
British
Columbia
The
U
Sy
carrier,
per
week,
20c;
per
month,
75c;
per
year,
$8
00;
by
mail,
per
month,
75c;
per
year.
$8.00.
iw
you
find
a
girl
eating
dinner
with
-,.:,
,
,..,..
,.
.....:....
i
f,,,i,i
....
,
u-v
of
If
suits
?
;a
man
old
cnoiwh
to
be
hei
an
an
advertising
advertisine
eamrmiim
campaign.
.
the
the
old-s,
old-
si
.
J
El
.
father,
he
is.
Brandon
iMan.if
Lylo
Wicks,
Provincial
Presi
Small
Man
Out?
Vital
Churchill
130
1
J
Sun.
J.
C.
Brady,
formerly
Federal
I
dent,
stated
here
that
league
officials
have
long
realized
that
thrp
,ir,n,
.i.,..-,..
member
for
Skccna
continues
to
-i,X
JLZ
.
,
'"-""'"M"-'
YOU
COULD
write
the'
history
of
business
in'M0
'
'
"TuTl
r
1
1
I
1
1
i
!
i
cowV1nnciaii
S
tUVING
I
t-j-LL!
i
WAGE
.-
1
"
T
JLu'Ts
INCKEaSFS
i
I
1
I
,
CKAIJTFD
I
J
make
his
homo
in
Ottawa.
7,
ua
lo
w
.
.
cure
Information
and
literature
i.
!
i
v.
j
'
6
Vnvmis
have
heard
from
him.
.,.,.
,
r.
!t.'
-is
wlwil-irlv
imd
PtH.
ici.,
,
"
"..v....
wuii'lj
Canada
these
days
in
just
three
words:
USES
IN
moouci
ioai
COSTS
A
Christmas
salutation
.,
'
IS
CV
mi
vvtl
Loy
province.
Mr
c,..n
l
;
ioo
1
1
HH
r-V,0.-J
Li
j
Wicks
stated,
"we
have
been
confronted
with
this
problem,
umau
man
out.
Newspaper
headlines
1
.1
1
ft.:itcd
famed
lines:
"(J
ow
old.
along
with
mc
Tu
'
best
is
yet
lo
be
,
Youth
shows
just
half
Trust
God.
see
nil
12
o
not
afraid."
Snow
Is
reported
eomnara-
tell
how
one
well-run
B.C.
j
lumber
company
made
over!
1
v'aTV'fr"
'J"1
laf
I
VARIED
YEAR-Britain's
financial
difficulty
yui.
Thut
ia
all
to
the
coo:.'
t
,i
c.,...i,
i-...,
were
reflected
by
"PROTECTION
AGAINST
INFLATION"
A:H
your
Invattmvnl
Dolr
for
thm
obov
folder
and
pioipeclus
of
shown
on
this
graph
But
what
is
not
uomh
i.
...
I
""wr;
P..ee
"
as
sno
small
lM-.r
cmdi
co,,.
ii
-
'
Agency.
An
early-year
bu
id-un
retnineH
r,vt
some
retailers',
small
manufac-
Cf
"s
Baias
10
"le
rnd
of
October,
but
ciedit
restrictions
brought
;turers-ye.s.
and
smaller
news-'
8
sleeP
decline
In
the
last
Iwo
months.
Golds
lost
their
strain
WINSTON
CHURCHILL,
despite
the
advancing
years,
appears
to
have
lost
none
of
the
eolor-iil
symbolism
which
has
made
him
the
personification
of
things
truly
British.
His
tour
of
the
United
states
and
Canada,
as
he
receives
hearty
acclaim
very
where
he
goes,
proves
that.
It
will
he
that
wav,
io
doubt,
with
Churchill
as
long
as
he
lives.
"
Years,
77
of
them
now,
are
showing
their
marks,
vet
he
is
still
a
vibrant
and
a
vigorous
figure,
clear
if
mind
and
purpose,
strong
and
dominant.
There
may
have
been
skepticism
before
he
came
A
the
influence
Churchill
still
could
wield
and
the
possibility
of
tangible
results,
from
his
tour
Now
however,
he
seems
to
be
accomplishing
things
As
v
result
of
his
talks
in
Washington,
it
is
apparent
that
a
new
understanding
has
been
reached
and
the
sam
will
probably
apply
to
the
Ottawa
visit.
Goodwill
was
probably
the
principal
thing
that
Churchill
came
for.
He
seems
to
be
winning
it.
Stewart
Coming
Back
1
papers
a.-e
all
being
crushed
out
JD,)ul
'"'"-year
and
were
in
!ow
i'r
ground
al
year-end
than
they
ol
business.
j
were
at
the
beginning!
(Cl'PHOTOi
'tivelv
scarce
in
Winnip:'n.
A;
a
ruie,
huudrcd.s
of
men
are
needed
to
keep
the
streets
char.
Hardly
any
are
required
today.
Prince
Rupert,
though,
could
use
plenty
and
it's
beginning
to
tool;
as
if
the
job
will
have
to
be
lt-ft
;
to
Nat
me.
j
,
It
is
suggested
something'
should
he
dime
in
England
t.)
enrich
the
social
hie
of
the
public
house.
Already,
the
idea
is
talcing
root.
Si.
me
of
Shake-.
spiare'.s
plays
will
be
read
anj
.
This,
of
course,
is
not
due
to
I
the
direct
actions
or
wishes
of
j
the
big,
most
.successul
corporations.
More
often
11
Ls
due
to
1
V.
Many
Points
About
Bankina
ine
lacts
ol.lile
m
1952.
In
tlii.s
toiiKh
world
of
ruthless
competition
it
i.s
quite
true
that
the
bi,t
fellow
can
often
nmrliu.A
Cleared
By
Local
Manager
sen
mre
eificientiy
than
his
Hanks
of
Canada
have
played
a
uuml1
decisive
nart
small
comiietitor
When
t.hi
i
n.
.
....
i
in
CALVIN
BULLOCK
td.
so
it
is
only
proionBing
the
1
"gfess
ot
this
country
to
date
and
"will
continue
asony
to
try
to
do
much
about
to
have
an
imnm-tant
!.,.
in
f,U
i
i
tn.
CM.ol
14
k,
.
mm
i:t;'iilii!i!iimi;!9:iiitiiii(!iHiiNii!!ip
.
f-
n,
it,
under
this
system
But
there
.
1
V
1
l"l
,u""e
tievi-iojuiion,
,,tK
arc
times
when
government
01
ine
nation,
declared
Edward
Boulter,
manager
of
!L0Tn.eln0arc:rds
Bank
f
m,
adtlressing
the
should
be
stacked
aR.iinsi
t)w
1
nnee
Lupcrt
Retail
Credit
Grantors'
Association
al
small
ma,,
,
its
monthly
meeting
last
night.
RIGHT
NOW
a
fierce
conlro-'
.1olv'"t;
comprehensive
expo-
-
--
-
-
MIS
WORSHIP
William
Tooth
NOTICE
TO
SUBSCRIBE!'
is
mayor
of
News-IIei-Mlrl
IIS
Stewart,
B.C.,
says
Vancouver
r
iron
is
aSo.
1
Ijberal
of
the
vast
northwest
area
of
B.C.,
'
lying
along
the
east
of
the
Alaska
Panhandle,
he
has
versy
rages
in
H
r
wnnrf
'
"
""""
i
Lne
oanKinr
.system
Oi
Canada,
its
Wl'rp
Hscmed-demancl
oeposii
functions,
workiim
circle
e,-,no
.k
techniaue
or
I
(letterbox
or
current
accounts
and
time
iernmcnt
n.-nmi
m
,,.,'r,.
.,
a"tl
operation,
Mr.
Boulter
re
a
n
i
,-
.cieposiLs
or
savings
accounts.
It
it
i
f
Kl
ltS
Oil
JKITMJSOV
Rclitor,
Daily
News:
I
see
In
Elmore
Philpot's
column
that
he
invites
information
might
not
be
generally
known
that
banks
reserved
tiie
right,
which
has
never
been
exercised,
of
requiring
10
days'
notice
before
paying
out
from
savings
(
mne
to
attend
the
Liberal
executive
sessions
here.
Stewart
was
a
boom
town
three
decades
or
more
ago.
It
was
the
terminus
of
a
railway
which
H
H
Stevens
and
others
planned
to
the
Groundhog
coal
deposits
and
on
which
the
first
10
miles
or'
so
of
steel
was
actually
laid.
The
railway
and
mining
spec-
I
"forest
management
lease"
to
cl
"ne
"'if"unded
state-la
brick
company.
This
happens
ment"
that
flancier.s
of
St.
jto
be
in
the
thickly
populated
Jamvi
Street
have
a
straimle-iFraser
Valley
area.
The
vocif-
llultl
"
tlle
b;ink-i
f
Canada,
jtrous
objectors
declare
that
if
Hp
r,'vo;ilwl
Uiul
shares
or
the
granted,
this
concession
will
0
cnai'tt"'ed
banks
are
held
bv
have
the
eflect
uf
putting
many
aPr''(,xiiutciy
51.000
.small
operators
out
of
busineis
ers
with
ba,lk
vinp
wom-
tJ'JW
i
HurndTrnir,,,:
accnunt.s
uf
tUn
6er
"
"
v-.ui.iua
was
i1M,
r
,),
,,,,,,.,1.
...i
fed
.....
But
the
noint.
f.h
vi.-it,.
rr,,!'u
executors
or
If
you
hove
missed
your
paper,
please
phone
your
newsboy.
If
you
do
not
know
your
newsboy's
name,
coll
the
office
before
5
p
m.
irorn:
iAia
i.aird
Urrtn
m
Waits
and
Nickcr.-.on's
lo
Prleir.s
Mt,l..r-
Fu
U
olO-WW.
(itli
Ave.
West
BOO
nnd
700
LI
k.s
UI
TK
2-Kalph
Olsen.
Blue
71S
iictman
Mlreet;
Hail
i;tn
Kasi
t
a-al
C.ve
l!Ol
Ti:
.1-Vi
lir
Maskulak.
1st
Ave.
West
2-18-1077;
2nd
Ave
We.s)
'll-!(i5
log
Ot.h
-Street;
3rd
Ave.
I-rizzeir.
Motor;
t
f".
.,"
West.
IIOI'TE
4
Alvjn
Nystedl,
lllue
!38
7th
Ave.
We.
i
704-1427:
fl'h
Ave
Wit
it,-'-f;,'i3
;;,
Fulton
81
reel
700
Blo.-k:
Tallow'
ji
re.
t
mis,-z--
t
Ave.
u.n
iU1
U1C
opening
o:
tne
fabulously
rich
Pre
wwilmv.
I
e
h
IK
l
arjoui
tins
particular
transacted
by
check,
the
tnlormatitui
H
is
not
believed
LOAN'S
LIFE
III,
O(il)
that
this
poem
was
the
work
of
"Loans
are
the
lifebloofi
or
"lp
Prt't
although
toere's
a
copy
mine
under
Trites..
Woods
atA
w;icn
i
versy
is
this:
!?..sl!m.'i('Ta:
Dlvi-
liner
nmci
.
a
1
L,
.
.
T.
,
.
'
Th
urum
giuu
io
ineir
siurenoKler.-,
amounted
bankinn
'
Mr
n,
,(,.,.
p
of
It
in
his
handw
-it
in
it
ri,u
fcMi
u
-K-aoi
niux.i
opiUationroseto.'iOnO.Theboom
"
on'o
"
Z,Sa
ocaie
all
,
Zt
I
-(!
i
"""i11
4-30
P
year
on
every
At
the
end
of'
cist
October
loan's
11(51
br;ir
ln-
'sUlml'
,,f
Burns
int.;
,
wunuLia
Din
especially,
all
jover
Alberta
nnrl
v.
c
Thi
i.
tuiiipw,
auer
i.i
and
since
then
the
population
sank
to
300.
j
the
big
corporations
are
gaining
-NOW.
renoi'ts
Mvm-
T,r,tV
r...n
....
,
,
'control
of
vast
public
resources
iuu
oi
snarcno,;ters
equity.
in
rt
'
uvc
been
other
;
Canada
totalled
$3
150
000
-
poems
ir
'
'
The
banks
were
by
no
means
000.
the
handwriting
of
Burns
wnii
h
the
entire
financial
d't'ly
have
been
t..
be
system
v.
Mr.
Boulter
denied
th
it
bank-
proved
Canada,
Mr.
Boulter
declared,
ere
aid
"No"
mare
otten
than0!,!y
co-"lc5
'
om
,ilh''r
rf
.s.
They
were
an
important
ele-
"Yes."
It
stood
to
reason
that
...
.
D-
c-
fc"rl,At?T.
ment
in
the
financial
system
but
no
bank
wont,)
Pr,.
,.,
'
,,,,.
,.
'0,
.
uic
i
uruann
unal
.but
usually
in
outlying
placej
ai
w
of
which
Stewart
!s
the
centre
has
taken
a
new
where
u
public
is
no?
and
more
solid
lease
of
life.
;diately
affected.
But
the
final
were
only
one
element.
Others
:
thereby
redu.-inif
its
Mrmn,'V
banks
would
not
be
ademntelv
m
iut
-'
ui
tncse
concessions
is
:
often
the
game
as
Is
set
forth
included
Insurance
companies,
when
a
sound
proposition
w'ai
servin!
communities
if
'they
Large
ore
bodies
opened
adjacent
to
the
old
ROl'TE
5
Jimmy
Mcl.ran.
Tied
ill
trust,
mortgage
and
loan
etmj-!
offered
bv
prospective
bor-
were
So
rauti"'"
that
write-
against
tne.
proposed
concession
4t,
Ave
West.
100-445:
51
h
Ave
Wes,
Kl.l-.MS
ftlcu
Mt,
IrtB
t'i.
n..
...
.
s
so
hotly
contested.
They
are
the
tl
financial
"lves.lmfcnt.
and
:
rower
.
iTrvn
experienced.
Boulter
referred
to
organizations.
niklnp
.,
r
..
,
mirtju;iai
UI
KUIU.aLl(HL
mv.
-
....
T
ivii
Mr.
.
f,i
the
j
ennet
mine,
nave
given
permanency
to
the
operation
of
the
Silbak-Premier
mill.
Consolidated
Mining-and
Smelt
uui-TOuams
GI
ne
-
iae
majority
of
loans
were
i,
,
,
Mo;
L'nifrsnM
Mare;
Ar.ew
f'Jarr.
'
smaller
operators.
PleimH
K..
-i
..
The
principal
business
of
the
measured
by
character,
cii
'a.?"City
Jnm
l'"ian-".og
purchases
of
real
(chartered
banks
the
speaker
de-
ft
'"i-ai'y
jms
jnueresiea
useii
in
ana
capit.il
of
the
borrower
CTOUn
Of
once
honmvl
hut
Utc
t
THERE
ARE
cases
where
forest.
I
scribed
as
safeguarding
the
Character
ti
lm,."
'
""'rtgage
a.s
secur-
Enl
KOI
Tl"
ft-
i:dvard
Skalapvky
8ih
Ave.
Wwt
IB5-537;
Oth
Ave.
Ea
-t
11(1
271)
!
.S'.iect
113-708.
KOl'TE
7
Peter
l'.:of.:i,
Hluc
971
Ai!
of
Section
2
KOI
TK
I
Jimmy
Johnson,
(irrrn
Mil.
Walerlront
and
Pacific
Place;,
i:NH
-Vi-'..
:
F.oalsi.
TV
n
Mclvlii
li
jornson,
(Irccn
113
8th
Ave.
East,
MeBrlde
to
Hays
Coc
c!;-..
KOI
Ti:
10-Kliiiard
Mat
IkinvM,
lihie
31
-t
J
t
k
V
1
1
UeS'
1
lease
h
.
"J0"
of.,l"e
Wpie
In
the
form
ant
consideration
to
Iwhtn-,
vc.s-
,manaemeilt
of
Yale
i
inr-
rl
JA
r,
a
v
e
all
and
too
aie
.mc
and
Lead
has
cha
ot
deP0S1
-hand
1
nm;e
Rl""'rt
Company
on
iJ
unil'
gone
to
work
on
hands,
shortly
after
one
and
much
stress
could
;be
niacd
I
the
.Similar-
properties
un
'
the
Alalm0t
Ularmnt
Jllvei-
P!v.
fce
Of
panted
by
the
province
of
B.C.
!
!rov,dn
rvovln
facilities
to
on
the
borrower
s
honesty
and'r
,
thc
,?r
h.imscif
w"
lo.I
,,J
i
,
,
In
one
case
one
concession
hold-!
bus"'
and
induMry
mov-
in'eeiity.
As
for
stran-ers
a
amount
'h
llln-lLMi
anf'
z,n5
has
re-awakened
activity
thrOUghou
"
e''
iS
sald
t0
have
realized
a
lngon
the
lh-
bank
investigated
an
applicant
(
KKI,,T
RKSTRH
TH1.N-;
the
whole
area
'
cooi
l)rofit
of
a
million
dollars
;
Mr.
Boulter
compared
the
Jully
before
making
any
advan-"
T1,p
-sPal:er
dis.-ussed
credit'
A
,
on
what
was,
few
months
1
branch
banking
system
of
Can-'a
P-l:cy
which
the
speaker
sup-
restrictions
a.s
anplied
to
banJr.
A
Celanese
corporation
man
last
summor
v,-c;tQrl
jea"ler-
P"hUc
property.
ada
with
that
of
the
individual
eested
as
bcin
prudent
fur
all
:.'comm.xlat.'ri.
The-.e
in
sunimtr
WSlteCI
.
Some
hard-headed
locaJ
unit
banks
of
the
business.
Of
lht
wain
Stewart
w-nrtiu
Whpn
ho
.
th
Liberals,
United
course,
there
min
consisted
f:
vvnen
He
saw
the
Spruce
and
hemlock
for-
!who
are
anything
but
radicals,
.States.
The
branch
system,
he
also
be
considered
the
capacity1
No
Increase
in
existin--'-HtS
UJ)
the
Bear
Kiver,
he
wired
Ome
of
Viic
f..;nr,rU.
i""u;h.less
socialists,
tell
me
that.
"eW,
.had
proven
itself
well
Of
the
applicant
to
repay
the
'
loans
"r
the
grantm-
of
nev-in
Portland
Thov
,
,
HienrlS
if
thinss
go
on
as
they
have
i
pted
to
the
needs
of
a
young
'elation
of
the
loan
to
the'
bor-
!
lo:ul-s
01'
the
purchase
of
stocks.
i
iuiL
ctiKi.
iney
came
lip
at
t
Once
by
plane,
acquired
i
n
80m-
thr
or
four
giant
country
with
scattered
popula-
rowe.-s
operations.
Then
there!
2.
No
increase
in
exist"
t?ie
timber
and
are
this
month
transferrlnr,
tv,-
corporations
will
effectively
hold
iion-
In
small
communities
it
was
the
matter
of
capital
No.Umm
of
credit.
i
.
.
.
.lti
tnemng
their
en-
.
he
whole
forest
wealth
of
B.C.
had
enabled
the
providin,
of
bank
would
consider
fin
3.
No
loans
for
camUl
ex.
rs;
s
n
I
",
M7-73.:;
5th
Ave.
East
301-7J9:
,,o
It
Klreet
,Utiilh
3u,-6l:
Hay.s
Cove
ciri-io
H2-i7;
c
511-f,H,
drcen
sirrct
411-410;
Younx
S.ree'
IfOI'TE
11
Leslie
Murfludi.
P.la.
k
ZHT,
1'c.tf.oti
Ave.;
1st
and
2nd
Overlook;
HlBSott
Place.
Ilertiuct
I'
Jre
logging
operations
from
Oregon
to
Stewart
jhey
are
now
landing
equipment
to
turn
out
10
rhilhon
feet
of
logs
a
year
to
go
to
Celanese
at
Prince
Kupert.
They
have
standing
timber
enough
to
ensure
a
20
years'
operation.
j
It
i.s
the
same
kind
of
story
that
is
coming
from
tjvery
corner
of
British
Columbia
these
days-the
Klory
of
new
and
revived
developments,
expansion
on
a
scale
not
heretofore
dreamed
of
all
combining
to
make
British
Columbia
rightly
known
as
the
land
of
vast
new
wealth.
in
less
than
ten
years.
,
banking-
facilities
where
a
pri-
up
to
100
per
cent
the
lyrrow-
psnditures.
i,..,
vately
owned
bank
could
not
be
's
venture.
The
applicant
mut
No
ioan-
for
any
purpose,
it
btEMS
to
me,
therefore,
that
supported.
In
Canada,
with
3837
have
a
certain
amount
of
capi-
tne
repayment
of
which
could
;
tne
whole
policy
of
granting
,'
branches
in
all,
there
wa.s
a
ta!
himself.
The
relation
of
-not
be
made
within
one
year
of
;uh
concessions
should
be
re-1
branch
bank
for
approximately
liquid
assets
to
floating
Uabili-
lnP
Branting
of
such
loan,
viewed.
It
is
a
fine
thing
for
the
evry
3500
of
population
whereas
tk's
must
also
be
considered
with
''
'erring
to
the
removal
of
whole
country
to
-have
brand
ln
,he
United
State.s
there
was
a
fair
margin
of
the
former
over
f,,rcl"n
control
regulations,
Mr
new
developments,
like
that
ol
'
one
bank
for
every
7100
persons,
the
latter
being,
of
course
re-
B"uit,'r
f'11
that
It
must
be
a
the
water
power
and
aluminum
The
mobility
of
staff
of
banks
Quired.
'
mutter
of
pleasure
tha
"our
plants
at
Kitimat,
or
the
paper
!,rm
one
centre
to
another
was
Collateral
was
not
alw.v,
re
i
collntry
is
now
m
such
excel-
or
cellulose
plants
which
opeir
held
an
advantage
by
the
speak-
quhed,
Mr
Boulter
slid
,i
'
lvnt
f'ancial
condition
that
o'ir
up
vast
new
regions.
,r.
It-
provided
personnel
with
though
it
was
usu-illv
m
uu"
government
has
en
fit
to
dls-
But
concessions
should
be
i
fxoerience
in
dealing
with
ail
available
If
for'
no
other
rrvn
leonMnue
"
'orms
of
foreign
jutlged
on
a
very
simple
basis:
l1
'
business.
Through
the
than
that
it
permitted
of
a
more
exrhane
cntrol.
thus
becom-
Do
they
help
to
put
more
peo-
astern
of
tran.slers,
which
was
favorable
interes'
rate
inw
the
thir(l
conn
try
in
the
pie
in
business,
and
jobs,
or
do'
eostly
business,
senior
offl::em
It
miuht
h"
.
tv,'
a
.whole
world
to
be
unfettered
by,
V
At
ItOl
TE
12
Sammy
Alexander
HUl
Ave.
East
333-1855;
Frederick
Kl.:
Min
i
lennl:
HOI'TE
II
Itimny
Eby,
in-en
2.7S
225-247;
2nd
Ave.
West
137-341;
l.sl
P
l.ll-;;
Market
Place;
3rd
Ave.
Daily
New.s
N;i'i
Motors.
ROI'TB
15
Robert
Jensen.
Rai
k
9.-,j
5lh
Ave
We.st
i:35-735,
741-745;
Hord.
n
filn-,1
F
-Street
liiKar
Place.
ItOl
TE
l(llrank
Killmrn.
(ireen
!)77
Vh.Ao
ZMl
I2:
5tn
Ave.
East
101-240;
Tib;
East
108-fia8;
Bowser
Street.
ROl'TE
17
f
harlie
Mndslrom.
Green
924
1"
U...
u.ey
lc.iu
io
.
put
people
out
of
I
wr
oeve'Pa
who
were
better
"fv..i
banks
UaIK.S
Unrp
nvtromAl..
v.,.r,
-
,
.
.
"'"Vexcnange
i
restrictions,
the
other
I
Hit
i)
v
tin
,uu.s,r,es,
wno
have
been
ln
it
"lu'PPea
to
deal
with
general
in
the
extendina
V,
L
..
;
lwo
ecinR
the
Uniled
States
and
i
bp
ore?
"anking
than
tho.se
who
lived
in
neve
-fh!.
.5
cre,,lt
bul-
Switzerland."
ii
is
precisely
because
community
Mr-
B"ult-'"s
address
our
part'one
throughout
their
sions
when
bank
,
,
drew
an-
of
Canada
is
on
the
eve
of
the
!
careers.
suffered
losses
;
pi
eclative
comment
from
Prei-
Script
u
lure
f-
aSMUje
or
ZJotlau
Bth
Ave.
West
210-53!);
7th
Ave.
West
12(1-537-
fth
'
West
J2I-i2-
I.olhio,e.e
st
721.738;
MeBrlde
SI.
4
704;
Tatlow
St.
625-733
Posits
X-Por
rUn,esma.t
a
Vote
Of
Is.
0
iiuiu
me
aunience.
"The
eyes
of
the
Lord
are
upon
the
righteous."
Psalm
34:15.
uiui-csi
oevelopment
in
the
na-
i
;
tion's
hi-story
that
we
.should
ex-1
amine
and
re-examine
our
basic
Policies.
ft.heru,U
u-n
..
:
Esau
in
the
Bible
story
"sell
our
birthright"
for
a
bowl
of
soup.
11
Over
a
Million
Women
agree
the
K-
h
va)
-
Quick
Canadian
Quiz
l.
What
province
grows
most
of
"INGLIS"
AUTOMATIC
WASHER
IS
THE
FINEST
YOU
CAN
BUY
No
bolting
to
floor
Flexible
!ycle
Partial
Lads
Top
I-illm
Agitator
Action
Seven
rinses
SEE
THIS
AMAZING
WASHER
AT
ROl'TE
18
Teddy
Careless
(I'll
Ave.
K.i.st
Block
81)0;
Bth
Ave
East
!)15-!)7fi
9th
Kast
KMiO-1144-
loth
tiud
000-113(1;
Alfred
'!
Bacon
Street;
Donald
Street.
ItOl
TE
lit
Jimmy
Jiilmw.n,
Green
Tifil
41tlj
Ave.
East
870-1140;
Ambrose
Ave.
ROl'TE
20
Jack
Rudolph,
Green
731
8th
Ave.
ta.st
1030-1044.
ROl'TE
21
Jimmy
Moiirehead,
Red
33.7
2nd
Ave.
West
1135-1314;
Park
Ave.
1005-2279:
I
Street;
Water
Street;
Beach
Place.
ROl'TE
23
,arry
Parent,
Green
487
8th
West
615-735;
Summit
Ave.;
Taylor
Street.
ROlTrj
24
Brian
Roberts,
Black
4
SI)
..nil
Ave.
We.st
71fl-3rd
Ave.
and
6th
Street;
3rd
'
Wet
Daily
News-Walts
.and
Nirker.son'u
(5th
..
UOl
TK
2!iGary
Parkin,
;reen
f.00
'llll
Ave.
East
1141-1470.
ROl'TE
26
Frankic
Slewart.
Blue
716
A028
DS1"108fi;
111)3
RMl
H:,mr;
n'iys
Ave
U54
ROl'TE
27
Christopher
Hnrvev.
Green
211
Oil)
East,
MeBrlde-Hay
Cove
Circle.
Hays
Cove
(r
our
wheal?
2.
How
many
federal
elections
have
thire
been
in
the
present
century?
3.
Our
forests
are
now
providing
what
new
product?
4.
Of
Ottawa's
expected
$4
bil
lion
tax
Income
for
this
year
how
much
is
for
defense
spending?
'
5.
Second
to
wheat,
what
is
our
-mi
CLJ
LI
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
principal
field
crop?
ANSWERS
ON'
PAGE
4
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ARE
THE
DAILY
NEVV5
t'NDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
...
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HOTEL
Prince
Rupert's
only
modem
Tooms
with
bath
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Fraser
Street
Phone
37
rt
ln
ICorea
wl
Dence
Minister
Director
aTctXJ"Jf.!:M
Veterans
AIfal"
o,,g
with
the
London
zoo
figured
it
was
an
accident
when
Ferdy,
an
East
African
ground
hornbill,
broke
a
gla."s
door
in
Its
enclosure.
Next
day
Ferdy
drove
his
bin
through
all
the
lower
panels
and
the
aviary
inow
is
reinforced
with
i
wire
netting.
n
.
"""i!
vuuxe
m
cam
wun
veteran
War
Correspondent
Bill
nMiAVl
m
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..
..
"m
u,
1Jje
Canadian
Press
at
his
LITTIE
MERCHANTS
THEIR
SUCCESS
DEPENDS
ON
YOU
(CP
from
National
Defence)
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