3?
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
,
Saturday,
July
18,
1953
,ny
Problems
Confront
Politicians
47
CNR
Junior
Executives
Returning
To
Their
Jobs
After
Training
Course
Cross-Country
Speaking
Tours
Special
tu
The
Daily
Newt
This
is
the
conclusion
of
one
us.
I
JOHN
LeBLANC
i
written
on
the
fly,
hotel
rcserva-jciated
Ptcm
8iB
wnier
tions,
clean
laundry,
watching
WA
Cross-country
stomachs
nd
oice-ptpes;
and
,
.
?
I
for
KiTn(
th
nut
Koth
;
phase
puaoc
in
an
"
CAuti
experiment
uuuiib
in
in
man-
mail-
i
j
"The
xuv
younger
yuuiigci
t
rKiunvun
I
c
Allfl
f
wiico
in
tu;ii
railroaders'
?fment
tlnng.
said
Donald
have
to
accept
the
resprsibUity
seven
are
returning
;
lg
lsn
t
me
ruggea
joo
............
to
their
jobs
across
Canada
this
jobs.1
io
be,
but
mere
still
are
Aiutu
BY
STAFF
week-end
with
a
new
outlook
onf'os
'x"C'f
at
BlShPS
Unl
if
problems
for
the
pollt-
however,
often
are
shifted
because
of
developments
or
on
advice
of
local
party
members.
8peech
preparation
is
a
fluid
Job.
All
the
leaders
are
equipped
with
portfolios
of
basic
material.
But
what
they
say
at
any
giv;n
point
may
depend
on
the
day's
news,
the
local
political
atmosphere
o
what
the
others
are
saying
perhaps
a
combination
of
all
three.
railway
operations
and
their
!L
'
'
t
f
'
'rT
"k:".
u
'.'J
SJ,it
rf,.ti!?iy
Uudent
executives
have
been
at
the
University
of
Western
as
a
result
of
an
executive
train-
.
r.
Prime
Minister
Bt.
Laurent
and
George
Drew,
Progressive
Conservative
leader
travelling
basically
by
private
train
car-are
relieved
of
some
of
these
by
staffs
moving
with
them.
M.
J.
Coldwell.
CCF
leader.
ariM
ing
course
conducted
by
the
1
B'c"
B"
,
?
(ers
as
they
hustle
back
ill
across
Canada'
3,000-JUh.
.
Ignis
of
the
old
days
have
$
the
swift
pace
of
the
tours
over
many
thous-gniles
and
by
a
variety
of
rt
has
multiplied
at
least
v
L
jEfui
1
,
i
ri
t
Solon
Low,
Social
Credit
leader,
j
DAYTIME
PREPARATION
come
closer
to
the
1953
version
The
brime
minister
mav
deliv
er
neauaencs,
oi
cam-
or
rougning
it.
nicy
have
been
'cr
seven
or
eight
off-the-cuff
management
under
laboratory
conditions
No
formal
examinations
have
been
provided
"because
I
don't
know,
any
better
way
of
testing
men
than
on
the
firing
line
ana
that
is
where
these
gentlemen
are
going"
said
Mr.
Gordon.
Abbott
Pours
Glass
of
Water
For
Heckler
i.
travelling
alone
for
the
most
talks
during
a
day,
but
usually
are
such
worries
as
'part,
getting
help
from
aides
in
'prepares
one
tcxtually
for
his
Ilnne
-
automobile
-
boat
Ottawa
and
from
local
consutu-
main
meeting
in
the
evening
He
L
'
H
M
.
11
,
1
r
L.
A.
Forsj'th,
president
of
Do
VANCOUVER
7ia
Waypoints
I
Artists
ucncrany,
vnc
planning
is
aone
typewritten
draft
carefully,
us-well
In
advance,
and'ln
any
par-
j
ually
editing
it.
ttcular
sertlon
of
the
country,!
,Mr.
St.
Laurent
usually
de-(ransport
connections,
meeting
j
livers
everything
that
is
in
the
times
and
accommodation)
nre
siwrh
hni
hp
otuirraiiv
nrids
mlnin
Stee'
alld
Coal
Company,
LA
COMBE,
Alta.
(CP)
Finance
""
5pear
at
th9
closinB
Minister
Abbott
debated
vigor-:
l"cheon
said:
ously
with
hecklers
and
Bap.
peased
one
by
pourinst
him
a
I
"Thls
course
has
Given
each
glass
of
water
at
a
lively
public!0'
yu
a
challenge
which
I
know
A
rtnOf
set
by
the
time
the
leader
reaches
'
extemporaneously
to
several
of
ALJCCll
a
stop.
Regional
arrangements,
i
the
points.
meeting
Wednesday
night
in
wl"
quicsiy
accepi.
"This
country
in
its
develop
this
town,
80
miles
south
of
Ed
5
Rupert
monton.
Two
of
the
hecklers
were
Identified
as
the
same
pair
who
were
ejected
during
an
Edmon
Joan
Ketcheson
Honeymooning
SUNDAY
ES
Camosun,
8
p.m.
FRIDAY
S3
Coquillam,
8
p.m.
ALICE
ARM
and
STEW
AR1
Fnoay,
camosun,
Midnight
FOR
.NORTH
OLEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
July
15th
and
23th
S3
C.Ai'ithm,
Midnight
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISI
ANUS
;
SS
Coquitlam,
Mk
night
July
8th
and
22nd
KKANK.
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
outstanding
art-
ment
from
a
small
and
insignificant
factor
in
world
affairs
to
the
nation
it
now
is
has
placed
upon
every
person
far
more
responsibility
than
our
forefathers
iaced
within
the
last
decade
"The
advance
in
our
economy
has
been
so
fast
and
the
en-
way
on
his
prepared
speeches,
though
only
about
half
his
evening
addresses
are
given
from
texts.
He,
too,
often
departs
from
the
advance
script.
While
both
do
their
own
writing,
they
have
expert
advice
apart
from
local
chiefs
who
Join
their
trains
periodically.
Mr.
St.
..
..
..
.
,.
.
i
(")
1
V,
I
V".
N
I
V
1
(1
ich
with
a
career
!l
ton
speech
by
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
Monday
night.
But
nobody
was
thrown
out,
and
everyone
appeared
to
enjoy
the
fun.
includinz
Mr.
Abbott,
who
pc
in
music,
are
in
vaiiv,uuvci
ed
to
perform
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
F.dward
called
it
"one
of
the
f
inest
larged
responsibility
'for
all
of
the
i
,
n
,
unuicub
lino
"i
til
nt.vuiiiuaiii(.u
(Joan
Fenton
Kethe-'mucn
Coming
Sea-Ooflon
In
of
tnfi
way
fey
son)
are
honeymooning
Van
retary
J.
W.
Plckersgill,
one
of
Alaska
Music
Trail
meetingd
I
have
ever
seen."
,us
80
tremendous
that
those
of
wn
ar?
at
tn
toP
have
got
On
the
platform
with
the
fl-
nance
minister
were
Jean
Paul;0
tlnd
others
wh.
can
rePlace
H.
V.
KALTENBORN,
dean
of
American
news
commentators,
is
surrounded
by
souvenirs
of
31
years
as
a
news
analyst
as
he
celebrates
his
75th
birthday.
Among
his
treasured
momentos
are
a
silver
cup,
presented
for
outstanding
service
during
the
Munich
crisis;
an
oversize
Phi
Beta
Kappa
key
and
plaque
presented
when
he
was
admitted
to
the
select
society;
and
an
initialed
gown,
which
he
wore
as
Fall
Guy
for
the
Circus
Saints
and
Sinners.
the
party's
shrewdest
political
13.
St.
Laurent,
son
of
the
prime
minister;
Alberta
Liberal
leader
J.
Harper
Prowse,
and
Clinton
brains.
Rod
Flnlayson.
a
leading
strategist
In
the
Progressive
Conservative
party
Is
with
Mr.
Drew.
....
-
-1
.
,
i
OFF-THE-Cl'FF
TALKS
Mr.
Coldwell,
who
travels
by
"!
iPrM.nllv
bv
Maxim
i
who
is
well
known
to
is
here
as
Tlfted
plan-nrsRnbcr
of
the
seriei.
Reed,
Liberal
candidate
for
Wctaskiwin
constituency.
couvcr
following
their
marriage
at
St.
Andrew's
Wesley
Chapel,
Vancouver,
on
Saturday,
July
4.
Rev.
James
W.
Melvln
officiated.
The
bride,
a
graduate
of
Royal
Jubilee
Hospital,
Victoria,
Is
the
elder
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
W.
Ketcheson,
who
were
Prince
Rupert
residents
for
many
years.
The
groom
Is
the
son
of
Mrs.
Jean
Gordon
of
Vancouver.
Th
bride
wore
a
three-
(Ms
offer
varied
talcn(3
nuld
make
the
season
Mother
of
Three
Children
Also
Hotel
Chef,
Hostess
tional
one.
)
appear,
In
September,
28-year-old
L
u
c
1
n
e
The
audience
of
some
80
persons
first
began
to
stir
as
Mr.
Red
began
to
outline
the
government's
record.
"What
reroi'd?"
one
of
the
ticklers
interjected.
The
next
speaker,
Mr.
St.
Laurent,
said
It
was
the
first
time
he
had
been
on
a
platform
with
a
cabinet
minister
SLAVE
LAKE,
Alta.
(CP)
A
when
they
lived
at
Galahad
in
dramatic
soprano
who
iaURrter'
Cneth
oown
of
white
regular
train,
cars
and
plane,
gives
most
of
his
speeches
extemporaneously.
But
frequently
he
advises
the
Ottawa
CCF
headquarters
of
specific
material
he
will
deliver,
and
it
Is
released
textually
here.
Mr.
Low
gives
no
set
speeches
except
for
radio
broadcasts,
where
a
text
is
required.
much
the
Cinderella
!
f'hantlllv
lace
nver
nleated
net.
mother
of
three
school-aged
Central
Alberta.
Mr.
Kuefeler,
a
children
here,
Mrs.
L.
F.
Kuefeler
traveller,
stayed
at
hotels
on
his
takes
time
off
from
her
house-
business
trifJ
nd
took
a
liking
rising
from
the
Job
Of
h
flncrrr
tin
vll
hlnr
holrt
In
become
a
Metropolitan
I
Dia(.-
bv
.
gmaii
cor(inet.
Rhc
iinuer
five
years
later.
I
carricd
a
bouquet
of
Johanna
work
to
add
a
woman's
touch
to
to
tnem.
a
busy
hotel.
,
,
i
So
they
biuht
a
modern
nine
outside
Eastern
Canada.
A
i
came
wnen
sne
won
i
mu
rriar,
-nrt
,i,nhannti
ThP
member
of
the
audience
invnV
Un
ffnpflfr
is
a
rnmhinatinn
mom
VrntM
rnmnlrta
with
hnt
iiionai
AiwaiiT-ivfiu
trrrtnm'x
(rift
tn
th
hrlrtn
aaa
In
his
frontier
area,
the
Social
lparif-r
has
a
toucher
life
chef,
hostess
and
upstairs
maid
and
cold
water.
Well
water
is
notlcn
n,m
10
P.08CK
lo
"e.
ta5t
topping
1.500
contest-
n,
-
"
"
"
-
ArtAonnntWno
nn
r
aH
rv
fet
nil
K
TT
Q
tin-
r
In
arlier
at
the
hotel
on
the
busy
Alaska
used
in
Slave
Lake
because
it
."."..!:
J,
than
his
opponents.
pnnto
n
Inn
murh
irnn
lnclpsH
n
'iic
uuiiuk
"nu
a
itoi
51,h
MiT1
Mi!"
Bern
ice
Mostad,
the
fourth
year
.f
at
the
h.
Met,
'
.
,
,
.
.
f,,i,.i
brides
only
attendant,
was
at
Slave
Lake,
130
rnmnaigns,
he
occasionally
has
hf'hwav
watpr
ta
mpHprt
from
ip
whlrh
"no
someone
in
me
oacK
row
ITtT
mant
v,uj
i?le
Bned
in
gold
net
over
taffeta
l
had
to
sleep
In
his
automobile
miles
north
of
Edmonton.
Tn1"
lSlvg"v
and
and
carried
carried
a
a
Colonial
Colonial
bououet
bouquet'
when
poor
roads
prevented
him
ine
KueMar-
decided
to
go
is
cut
up
in
the
winter
and
stored
threatened
each
other
with
for
future
use.
fisticuffs.
Mr.
Abbott
waved
his
..
.
into
the
businz's
rce
yean
ago
C.e
Z
n
anvIUs
V
and..
fuchsia
making
the
next
stop
f.
SINGER
carnations.
'
cimd
concert
in
October
'
Mr.
Stanley
Holmes
was
the
Jrnber
will
feature
bass
groomsman.
Sze
who
holds
the
H-!--The
couple
will
Ukc
up
rcsl-
I
of
being
the
only
Chi-
dence
In
Victoria
after
their
spectacles
in
anmomtion
ana
BIGGEST
JOB
I
fl5KPd
the
heckler
why
he
didn't
.
Mrs.
Kucfeler's
bigse-st
job
is
listen
to
those
on
the
platform,
supervising
the
meals
served
"That's
a
good
Idea.
Thank
from
7
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
he
trie5
j
you.
sir,"
the
brawny
youth
re-n
ram
socclal
dishes
in
a
wtay,
plied.
that
will
appeal
to
the
loggers,!
Later,
after
peppering
the
fishermen
and
mink
ranchers
speakers
with
pointed
questions,
In
the
district.
the
same
man,
apparently
a
Steaks,
always
in
demand
at
Social
Credit
supporter
asked
her
restaurant,
and
fruit
must
Mr.
Abbott
if
he
could
have
a
e
trucked
uo
from
Edmonton,
j
drink
of
water.
'S'a"e
InKe
Is
becoming
a
pop-!
"Certainly,"
Mr.
Abbott
said,
ccr
to
win
fame
In
in-
honeymoon.
9
M
...
,
I
opera.
,
Son
p,.
a.
,
;
1
-4
rial
s.u
o
j.
Sze
ze
from
Cheklang
mm
ill
a.
learned
the
rudl-!
A
I.
1.
,r
f
music
and
English
nt
r"kl-MIV.ai
IUI
phul
elementary
school,
f
sinking
seriously
and
pQf
LQnTID
o
the
U
S
where
he
i
sueccs'
In
his
first
Still
Available
wltHl.
Since
then
he
iilar
tourist
centre.
Visitors
are
filling
a
glass.
"I
think
you've
treated
to
Ions
t'llihN
i"H
earned
one."
pnjoy
swimming
In
Leaser
Slave
Lake
where
the
sandy
beach
and
jphannesberTer,
B
German
vll-r-nH
nnttom
make
for
cood
bsth-
lage
on
the
Rhine.
Is
famous
ing.
The
natives
speak
highly
of
for
its
vineyards
which
produce
tlip
whltrfh
'n
their
lake.
'
i
johannesberger
wine.
c
with
the
San
Fran-1
fcera.
the
Robert
Shaw
There
Is
still
plenty
of
roum
In
nnd
the
New
York
the
Lakcshore
Bible
Camp
Deins
Many
of
the
2.000
people
in
the
'
-vn
arp
seasonal
workers.
A
Sncirty.
arranged
for
young
people
wisn-
artist
will
be
Frandcs
In);-10
enjoyable
vacalion
days
who.
appearing
here
a
Lakelsc
Lake,
Jlcy..rL.:
A.,
or
February.
Is
ranked
Thorpe,
pastor
of
the
Regular
i
i
ilarge
ntirribpr
ef
them
either
'l!v
!
o-
eat
at
the
hotel,
so
at
busy
t'(mp-
nr
-t.hr
V"af
Mrs'."
Kuefeler
1ip
world's
10
best
vio-
Bapttst-Churchjepurtcd.
today
J
M
1:11"
"
v'
I
It
V
ls
kept
hopping.
I
hich
Is
singular
recoe-1
Open
to
campers
f
12
to
n
fcr
a
woman
In
hef
field,
years
of
age,
the
holiday
of
etru
'
Th
PNE
Opening
Day
Parade!
A
blaie
of
color,
a
ROYAL
preview
for
a
A
colorful
spectacle
com
to
lifa
under
the
Big
Top
the
Shrine
PNE
Circua.
t
a
musical
family
in
swimming,
hitting,
spu.u
"
ill.
she
was
encouraued
handicralt
Ls
set
for
August
13
Royal
(how.
ill)
a
carper
as
violinist
to
22.
So
far
only
nine
appltci-
CMMOM
liandfnther.
She
was
six
i
"oiw
have
been
received
out
of
(0)imii
-to
Ince
that
time
she
has
the
40
that
can
be
handled.
Freedom
of
City
LOVDON.
Out.
'--Th
city
f
Iwiflon
recently
prescntetl
the
Royal
Canadian
Regiment
with
an
illuminated
scroll
glvli-!
it
rernilsston
to
marph
thifh
the
city
with
"bayonets
fixed,
drums
beating
and
colors
flying.
Mr.
Thorpe
explalnea
'
there
t
under
mnnv
lcBdtn?
frs.
Her
violin
is
a
msg-
Amati,
made
by
that
I'ster
In
1641.
rurth
and
finM
concert
tllven
In
February
or
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNTS
.
.
COUNT
Vt
US'
Bibb
Printing
Co.
COMPANY
arc
no
restrictions
as
to
denomination,
Hun
by
the
Regular
Baptist
Church
in
co-operation
wiih
the
Evangelical
Free,
the
camp
provides
for
an
hour
of
bioic
aiudy
each
uay,
with
another
talk
being
given
around
the
liremdc
at
night.
.
Application.
lor
ah
earlier
camp
lo
be
held
for
yuunger
children,
8
to
12
years,
are
almost
completed.
Those
interested
tfhotild
contact
Mr.
Thorpe
at
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E,
Dowdie
Room
l'i.
Htnne
Building
Phone
Blue
593
The
fetei-fiif,
Cny
s
tamed
Colosseum
ana
oilier
anusni
monuments
are
being
visited
by
several
well-known
sightseers
these
days.
Here,
Adlai
E.
Stevenson,
DcmoSiatic
candidate
for
President
In
1952,
and
his
sons,
John
Fell,
15,
and
Borden,
19,
get
a
,
close-up
view
of
the
Colosseum.
y
an
artist
who
has
I'll
unusual
Instrument
rt,
the
hnrp.
He
Is
the
Id
Spaniard
Nlcannr
I
Beginning
his
music
ps
a
child
prodigy
of
six,
I'
ted
his
art
In
France
I
followed
a
career
which
in
him
to
alt
the
music
Blue
323.
Twenty-One
Senior
Girls
Attend
Church
Summer
Camp
Tht
Spoiti
of
Kings!
Eight
hone
nccs
vry
dy,
rain
r
thin.
Sovereigns
of
rhe
farm
lung
dom
hoilcl
court
in
Hi
agricultural
buildings.
jjn
Europe
and
America,
pwn
composers
of
both
its
have
written
speci
l
r
him
and
have
rtedi-tclr
compositions
to
him.
i
PMITIIER8
Twenty-one
Verkerk.
Burns
Like
as
director.
pnlor
girl
cainp-irs,
rged
12
t"
The
senior
boys
will
camp
under
MAAraAe
Ca.i'.i
for
old
fx)''
Bulger
i
15,
are
attending
the
United
Rev.
R.
H.
Woollam,
Smithcrs,
stance
and
SIDING
WORK
jAembers
jnd
i
.
.
.
,
.
.
,
i
i:nuri'h
summer
caiup
at
Mollice
from
Aug.
18
to
29.
Moo.se
whist,
Saturday,
Ju.y
Lake
3
mes
souln
of
Bums
The
furm
slte
was
bought
by
IB.
B
p.m.
UGOpi
Lake
the
Burns
Lak
3
United
Churrh
i
The
try
Goods
and
Novelty
WM
of
the
girls
are
from
tAg
egation
for
summer
camps
Shop
will
be
closed
July
17
to
Smlthers,
six
from
Telkwa,
five
and
will
accommodate
up
to
40.
July
31.
(lag)
from
Vn"derhoof
and
two
from
hamper,
live
in
tents.
i
.
with
TM
Meeting
Burns
Lane.
Suit
Luke
Ferry
running
Director
of
the
camp
ls
Miss
DUR0ID
f-Mlne
members
attended
every
Sundny-
Leaves
Cow
Ba?
Nancy
Holman,
Vancouver,
who
FI,bU
eyery
hour
from
,0'S()
from
l,ni"tl
mihly
meeting
of
the
has
Just
r,,me
Uw
a.m.
unurcn
camp
council
meeting
ai
Coiour-tast
Shingles
and
Siding
:of
the
Moase.
Miss
Kit
Ocean
Park,
near
White
Rock.
junior
regent
was
In
the
9
I.O.D.E.
Municipal
Chapter
BRIGHTEST
O
IN
TOWN
TO
DRIVE
A
BARGAIN
!
a
the
absence
of
senior
fan
bazaar,
claiming
date
Assistant
directors
are
Mrs.
Gladys
Williams
and
Mrs.
R.
H.
Edna
Bond.
Thursday,
Nov.
19,
1953,
at
Civic
Miracles
of
ingenuity,
paH-enca
and
ikill
...
World's
Biggest
Hobby
Show.
,
Woollam,
both
bf
Smithers.
Giva
your
rroublet
tha
air!
Try
all
the
amaiinf
ridm
ii
rha
Gayway.
,
laie
rptrpnt
Mrs
.1
Kuk.
font...
nin
Tv..n'
f..n
AUG.
20
to
SEPT.
7
July
Specials
'47
Vt
ll
I.VK
STATION
W
AiON
:
cook
'or
tnis
and
otner
(stituted
for
Miss
Holder.
Be
prepared!
(It)
Camp
fa
short
business
llscus-
.
camps
during
the
summer
is
iJrcshments
were
served
The
Shoreworkers
Local
of
Mrs.
Ross
Oowanloik,
Round
j
AMce
Good
and
Mrs
i
the
U.F.A.W.U.
wish
to
sponsor
Lake.
lacKay.,
I
a
boy
in
the
Soap
Box
Derby
on
Junior
girls,
aged
9
to
11.
will
evening
concluded
with
Labor
Day.
Any
boy
Interested
attend
camp
from
July
26
to
wing
of
the
film
"Pre-
will
please
contact.
Mr.
W.
1).
Aug.
4.
Following
the
girls'
camns
Kltimat"
by
Larry
Oen-
Orlffiths
at
1515
8th
Ave.
East,
two
boys'
camps
will
be
held.
phone
Blue
854.
by
-Thursday.
Junior
bovs"
camp
from
Aug.
5
Our
firm,
your
LOCAL
contractor,
has
been
named
art
APPROVED
APPLICATOR
for
DUROID
PRODUCTS
Our
PRICES
and
INSTALMENT
PAYMENT
PLAN
are
competitive
with
ANY
outside
,
.
contractor.
See
us
now
for
free
estimates
on
application
of
DUROID
color-fast,
durablo
shingles
and
siding
for
YOUR
house.
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
tdtnotiort
end
Entertainment
on
a
Masric
Scale
liggatt
Agricvfturof
fair
In
the
Wail
(167
to
14
will
bs
under
Rev.
J.
D.
Diary
committee
of
the
July
23
"As
ls"
ipcil
slump
'48
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I'.M;.
N'pw
paint
........
H.W
'53
pmhii
I'lrKri'
One-ton
Exprwis
!ii.vi
82
KOKIl
IVVMil,
Nw
pint
......
i:i."ii
0
t'OKU
THAMKM-
l.i-Ton
Panol
.Vi:
'53
DODCti:
MCKIT
;
Radio,
heater
VI.'ii.'V
of
the
Moose
held
their
at
the
home
of
Mrs,
M.
V,
Ban
Williams,
Gaoarof
Managar
i.
S.
C.
Moffitl,
freiftftnl
-,
a"e
ako
ae
.
The
Automobile
Association
(
AAAi
offers
attractive
benefits
to
motorists.
.
.
.
COME
IN
AND
TALK
IT
OVER
,
1
Lscal
Agent
PHIL
LINZSV
'
PWnet
Rupert
Realry
Co.
343
Third
Avenue
Phone
301
short
business
meeting,
played
whist
with
Mrs.
Sd
and
Mis.
C.
Matson
'
prises.
limeiits
were
served
by
ess.
Present
were:
Mrs.
blin.
Mm.
.
S.'.
Johnson,
Paulson
and
Mrs.
I.
Mac.
Bob
Parker
Lid.
SERVICE
STATION
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
McBRlDE
at
SECOND
AVE.
LIMITED
Come
to
Vancouvar,
Canada,
for
the
PNE
...a
trowning
achievement
for
Coronation
Year!
215
First
Are.
West
s.
1
Phone
909