1
REMINISCENCES
(Continued
from
page
2)
REPORT
FROM
PARLIAMENT
Continued
from
page
2)
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
June
2,
1952
Business
Spotlight
By
FORBES
RIIUDE
(Canadian
Press
Business
Editor)
I
to
What
It
should
he
culler!
Hut.
':
.-",;
i
.
-f
,
-
it
l-ii
;
it
,
''
.
V
this
was
soon
settled.
There's
plenty
of
basking
sharks
alon-;
British
Columbia's
shores.
dealt
with
separately!
He
did
not
mean
to
suggest
that
there
is
any
suggestion
of
waiting
until
they
can
propose
as
general
a
solution
to
the
problem
of
culture
as
was
reported
in
advance
in
a
broadcast
that
was
made
mend
to
parliament
general
principles
according
to
which
encouragement
might
be
extended
in
a
.financial
way
to
some
and
refused
to
others
who
would
not
be
within
the
general
principles
approved
by
Grand
Old
Man
PRINCE
ALBERT,
Sask.
)
Angus
McKay,
known
as
the
"Grand
Old
Man"
of
Prince
Albert,
died
recently
at
age
93.
During
the
Riel
uprising
he
was
a
pony
express
rider
serving
the
forces
to
quell
the
Metis.
But
it
was
vastly
different
years
ago
when
another
was
found,
this
time
near
Prince
Rupert.
Identity,
for
more
than
a
One
hears
a
lot
of
things
around
a
gathering
such
as
the
current
annual
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Manufacturers'
Association.
Take
saucepansone
Is
inclined
to
regard
them
simply
as
saucepans
and
let
It
go
at
that.
But.
If
you
are
the
people
who
make
them,
they're
much
more
than
that.
Big
Shakeup
Purges
Romania
WASHINGTON
P
The
big-gast
shake-up
and
purge
among
a
Held
For
Mrs.
Johnson
Civic
Centre
Draws
Many
n
t
iijny.il'le
tea
was
hold
in
the
Teen
Age
room
e
Civic
Centre
Saturday
for
Premier
and
Mrs.
1.,
i
"
week,
could
not
be
established.
an'
on
Sunday,
May
25th
(which
1
hope
you
all
heard).
But
it
is
not
probable
that
any
appropriation
will
be
asked
from
parliament
at.
this
session
for
the
purposes
of
the
drama
festival
or
the
encouragement
of
the
Canadian
ballet
or
othsr
kindred
matters.
It
would
n
.H
be
possible
to
pick
out
any
one
or
more
of
these
community
activities
of
a
cultu:al
nature
until
the
government
has
been
able
to
look
over
the
whole
field,
and
recom
And
this
in
British
Columbia's
proudest
deep
sea
fishing
por.
Once,
a
sea
monster
and
now
a
lifeless
mystery,
with
no
fragrance
nea;!
The
vevtrn
pres
icareheaded
tl
tale
which
finally
found
its
way
into
the
London
papers
for
or.e
day
only.
Strange
creature
of
tne
Pacific
discovered
'near
Prince
Rupert,
new
northern
haven.
The
story
made
a
splash
until
tardy
truth
came
out.
J
j,,!ni..'ii.
in
licr
easy
bo-
'-'uorai
candidate,
assisted
In
Jtlr.
arrived
at
the
tea
early
Introducing
the
guests,
i'l
'ali
tin-
ladies.
The
pre-
Season
flowers
decorated
the
Jatlcnded
after
a
meeting
iaee-eovered
table
and
mantel.
SOCIAL
CREDIT
PUBLIC
MEETING
J.
S.
Corrlgan,
of
Toronto,
expressed
It
as
follows
In
an
ad-
j
dress
to
the
manufacturers:
I
"I
frequently
wonder
how
many
spiing
brides
gettl
lg
acquainted
with
their
kitchen-shower
saucepans
know
that
the
Inside
radius
is
a
precise
compromise
between
ease
of
cleaning,
the
maintenance
of
proper
balance,
and
the
limitations
of
a
draw-press
op
group
111
""'
ii
lose
assisting
Mrs.
Mills
julmsoii
met
many
old
were:
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kergin;
Mrs
and
niie
yoiini;
mother
Don
Ritchie,
Mrs.
Don
Forward
crjoyed
when
the
Pre-
Mrs.
Robert
Parker,
Mrs.
R.
s'
rulers
of
Communist
Romania
since
that
Balkan
country
become
a
Soviet
satellite,
was
described
Friday
in
diplomatic
dispatches
from
Bucharest.
Ana
Pauker,
long-time
friend
of
Generalissimo
Stalin
and
one
of
the
top
powers
In
th-3
Communist
heirarchy
In
Romania,
has
lost
her
vital
Red
party
positions
and
is
assumed
thereby
to
be
on
the
political
skids.
'
Seven
persons,
including
Mrs.
,
Pauker,.
have
been
eliminated
I
from
among
13
regular
members
of
the
Romanian
Communist
party's
all-powerful
politburo.
The
new
poiltburo
is
composed
rf
ntnA
rotrnlar
mom
Knrc
11
Knu
wile
niierea
i-o
ihmii
ner
noou,
Mrs.
William
Bond.
Mrs
Lhile
she
enjoyed
a
cup
Douglas
Frizzel,
Mrs.
Charles
:nlnimo,
Mrs
Phillip
Lyons
and
,r;(l
coiivetier
of
Iho
tea
Mrs.
Norton
Youngs.
PICNIC
SUPPLIES
,l:s
C
Mil'''-
i
I'ourers
were
Mrs.
Allan
Arm-
eration
in
the
course
of
their
manufacture.
"Does
she
know
that
the
eon-tour
of
the
handle
Is
the
exact
mould
of
an
averagj
woman
s
clenched
grip?
jack
MeHae,
wile
of
llie
strong
and
Mrs.
M.
P.
McAffery.
ice
Sergeant
Made
That
the
length
and
weight
of
been
announced
in
the
Buchar
THERMOS
BOTTLES
PAPER
PLATES
PAPER
N
PKINS
WAX
PAPER
METAL
Ll'Ndl
IIOXKS
Civic
Centre,
8
p.m.
efighter
For
Life
ALL
THESE
AM)
MANY
MORE
AT
est
press.
Experts
here
centered
their
attention
on
the
possibility
of,
a
financial
scandal,
of
contest
'for
power
between
two
factions
in
the
party
and
of
failure
of
the
Red
regime
to
press
forward
Romania's
Russian-style
collectivization
program
on
schedule.
ti;
heroine
;i
lil"
member
i
'
K'iperl
A'
social
ion
of,
I'KKMIHt
NtAIKKK
Wins
i
Continued
from
page
1)
Vet-,
local
:::,
is
rem-MF
Rc.t.
1,
A.
N.
Pol
terton
m
anil",
membership
ami
a
cot-ktull
if
some
of
our
hospitals
would
Hcor
DR.
BEYERSTriN,
M.P.
explain
Social
Credit
and
Art
Murray's
reply
to
other
parties'
platforms.
in
the
rie.siun
or
a
iiilina-
have
been
able
to
continue
with
vim
mounting,
are
specifically
engineered
to
avoid
the
over-balanc-e
of
the
smallest
size
pan-empty
and
without
its
cover?
"That
the
cover
knob
is
specially
designed
to
prevent
her
lrom
burning
her
finger
tips
on
the
hot
metal?
That
the
fit
on
the
cover
to
the
body
is
so
accurate
that
condensed
steam
will
form
a
vapor
seal
and
permit
waterless
cooking?"
An
so
on
for
several
more
paragraphs
until
one
gets
quite
a
respect
for
the
humble
saucepan.
Another
thing
one
might
have
roamed
at
this
mcetin?
is
that
there
must
be
something
to
out
the
help
we
have
given
them."
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIEDS
BRINO
QUICK
RESULTS
.u-pxtlnRiiMicr
were
prc-to
the
popular
policeman
informal
gathering
of
the
n's
Rerrrutioiial
Assocla-
rriav
nir'.hl..
"On
the
basis
of
the
present
scheme,
hospitals
submit
their
budget
at
the
first
of
the
vear
Hart's
Spatxfy
Rtliaf
Far
Tender,
Aching,
ittrn
Bob
I'l'iks
made
the;
and
are
advanced
cash
on
which
'ati-
n
to
operate.
en
Ikh
long
held
Sgt.
"If
you
set
up
a
voluntary
on's
rlo.'.c
ooiiil
ion
scheme,
thev
will
not
have
the
Burning
Feet
hp
proiip
.n
hiiUi
esteem,
Kin
man
Parks
i
l
a
short
being
a
diplomat.
Tour
ft
mj
br
m
painful
turf
in-
cash
with
which
to
continue."
The
Premier
stressed
that
the
Liberal
platform
Is
aimed
at
cn-
Sydney
D.
Pierce,
minister
at
Rami
that
you
think
jm
cant
the
Canadian
embassv
In
Wash-
notlwr
men.
Vwif
hnw
may
feel
if
Potiei
ton's
,14
years
srrviee
ended
KuiiMay.
courafiing
the
flow
of
capital!
"l'a,mu""'
"'y
th
re
cuttinif
rlbt
into
thr-
flwh.
into
B.C.
"and
the
government-,rSton'
was
speaker
at
the
an-
rou
fi
airk
with
tii
pain
and
aore-
r
iil
nlliicr
r
lire
I
Vmi
eel.
on
.Innp
19
nmvt
hao
num
umiici.
it
mum
ikkc
uicii
-"ST
-
--
."
miB
nf
thn
shnrloer
snoivhpe
nn
.
r
"""
application
or
4m
city
pimre
fui
re,
lie
sei'V-
the
confidence
of
the
big
com
'
L
ftlfMin
f
f
j
n
A
41
li'mat-a
v.mffralfl
ll
I
I
111
til
anrl
anrl
in
in
in
the!
panics
that
are
investing
money
j
reC(,rd
for
a
feal"red
speaker
at
i,nitea
you
get
comforting,
blcaed
more
Ulan
.15
vear
inch
a
citherine-
but
he
made
relief.
'uiire
and
III
"ill',
lie
ami
j
noi'C.
men
mi
plan
to
leave
fur
MOIti;
people
laugh,
and
he
made
them
,
matter
now
n,ScoUras.eii
you
i
r
r
Of
have
hewn
If
m
hfiv
tint
IriM
Mint.
I'KOn.K
na
Wnlnrsdiiy.
think.
For
est
results,
advertise!
trald
llil.
then
you
hare
aomething
to
learn.
Uet
a
bottle
today
wberarar
lru
are
aold.
ormca
Drugs.
nil
mm
fcPaid
I
"Thousands
of
p!ople
are
!
coming
into
our
province
because
they
are
finding
employment
j
and
a
good
way
of
life,"
said
I
Mr.
Johnson,
adding
that
the
!
population
of
B.C.
has
increased
k
Pensions,
v:.
prrecnl
in
the
last
three
years.
He
mentioned
entry
into
B.C.
:
ol
iho
Aluminum
Company
of
i
tiifl
i,
Columbia
Cellulose
and
My
Allowance
!
j
MID
HOVJ
TO
I.1AM
YOUR
DALLOT
HI
THIS
SCOTT-McH
ALE
"CANADA'S
FINEST"
Men's
Shoes
Quality
Made
said
hundreds
of
men
are
being
given
employment
through
the
vast
expansion
programs
of
these
companies.
n
ELECT
mem
In
his
review
of
advances
from
1!)16,
he
recalled
also
that
Mr.
Peat
son,
as
labor
minister.
Introduced
the
ICA'act
"which
be
and
Designed
for
Long-
n
earing
Comfort
Tops
in
Looks.
W
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the
pattern
for
our
na
15.95
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to
(Willi
In
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in
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se-mnl
l.uiiily
ullowance
Vi
1!
Pone,
remoiial
dlr-"t
the
ill
pai
1
inet'l.
of
na-hfui'li
and
welfare,
suld
ace
S'viinly
et'Ci'K.s
1ol.nl-;'.9';nj;!o.
i-oiiu-.
to
73.726
'wr
bile
:milly
allow-re:u'llei
;l
HCW
high
of
The..e
were
paid
to
I
fiuiiilies
with
a
total
of
'i
rhilili.'il.
rp
families
came
'
British
-'bia
In
May
thrtii
left,
for
pans
.f
Cai.iulii-S
to
hlH
the
n',pi;iir
was
re-'
the
ai'i-d
uroii).
Total
ig
was
ml,
while
(if)
en-
tional
government
'
during
the
var
years;"
told
of
social
ser-
ice
payments
and
advances
"by
jberal
administrations"
and
.iid
citizens
of
B.C.
were
for-
unate
in
having
a
member
in
ho
legislature
as
active
and
aluablc
as
Jack
McRae,
who
vas
a
member
of
the
labor
rela-
22-95
Fashion
Footwear
lons
committee
during
the
past,
ear
as
well
as
taking
an
active
nterest
In
all
government
busi-'
ness.
HERE'S
HOW
YOU
VOTE
WITH
ALTERNATIVE
VOTING
The
Alternative
Vote
is
as
simple
as
the
voting
system
usvd
before
only,
instead
of
marking
an
X
against
your
one
ehoiee
only,
jou
ean
mark
1-2-3-4
with
your
firl
ehoiee
as
number
one,
your
si-eool
ehoiee
as
number
two
and
so
furl
It
in
order
of
your
preference.
HERE'S
WHY
THE
NEW
SYSTEM
IS
BEING
USED
The
Voting
system
has
hern
changed
to
enable
every
voter
to
cast
his
ballot
for
more
than
oue
candidate
in
order
of
his
preference.
When
you
vole
under
the
Alternative
Vote
system
YOU
GET
MOKE
THAN
OMK
CHOICE.
This
will
prevent
any
candidate
being
circled
on
a
minority
vole
as
has
happened
in
Ihe
past.
The
candidate
so
elected
in
each
riding
will
have
received
an
absolute
majority
over
all
other
dales
combined.
"
Chri
tie,
p,
ocnvKive
Con-'ir
raniielnte
for
Prince
"!
1
1
the
i-n-1
henming
e'-.T-rp,iii!iei
Kinutav
from
a
'o
the
I
.lands.
Ho
was
nc-'ii'etl
on
the
tmir
by
form-l'W
II
M
Daci'.rtt.
The
Itlost-
rcaoers
Powerful
"1W
Hr,,r,
M,.;;
JU3
'on;'.
Tec.clay.
(129)
I"
Mr.,.
Catherine
'
a'i'l
Mi:..
,1ih
.-1vii
llolton
"?
on
bctitlf
of
Tom
w
over
tVTK
tomorrow
Iff
rS
Gsolioie
G
..
Yottor
-'i
o
l.,,
,130,
'""'.".-all
Ue-
lakkt
typ;-'"f'Ha
at
a
pun.
voii
call
1
Kit
Mr.
Pmvll
at
Jerry's
j
'')'
fvilmi,
ilireelly
across
'
11
S'lpcr-Valu.
fhone
B&.i.
I
(1341
If'K
r.-
l-r.)Tvl-;
YOU
VOTE!
inr.
ii.upi,.
fverywhere
,
'ilH
Hie
icliey
of
the
Messivr.c,.iServ.,tive;;.
d.ini
..'lie
l,:i,li,..;.
r
Hless
'
,
will
lie
the
theme
of
Tom
talk
over
CFPH
Wed-y
tiiiinijii;j
;,t,
n;,,
Fnr.
i
-1al,fi
H'liipital
Insur-will
he
e.iven
by
Herbert
sm
f0mb
0Vt,r
th
aU.
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I0.15
(130)
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fDily
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pi
n
i
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m
rm-r-i
r-
CUT
OUT
THIS
MESSAGE
FOR
REFERENCE
AX
D
DISCUSSION.
Aiiiiu:i
Meeiing
,
Get
Activated
Al.
..
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lamuntiia
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rested
please
attend.
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