Rav
Reflects
and
Reminiscec
i
jl
See
it
Prince
Rupert
Daily,
N
Tuesday,
O
tolier
20.
1953
Mmt
neoDe
like
hard
worK
1
15
months
In
Canada
in
order
to
j
write
a
book
about
this
country
Particularly
when
they
are
pay
Iiir
lor
it.
.
.
.V.,
.
X
.
and
people
'
for
there
Is
a
woe-;
ful
lack
of
understanding
in
;
England."
Well,
Ken.
here's
lurk,
j
Folks
used
to
take
me
for
a
Yan
I
.
Iv
IT
.
An
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuild
inn
of
Prlnee
R'iprt
and
Northern
and
Central
Brltisr.
Columola.
Merrrter
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bur-au
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Aoriation.
Published
tey
The
Prince
Riirrt
D..tiv
New
Limited
J.
P.
MAOOR.
President
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vire-Preid
nt
by
fn
ore
4
KEWfR
ARE
NOTICED
What
is
known
as
the
Gerontological
Society
reports
that
men
kee
because
of
my
guessing.
Subscript
Km
Rates;
By
pr.rrler
Per
week.
25c:
per
month
tl
00
liv
mail
rer
month.
75c;
per
year.
$8
00
per
year.
n:
to-
are
finding
it
impossible
to
take
j
the
'pace
of
modern
livinB,
as
,
Tnp
c.ir
hurKC
serva.e
between
well
as
women
Yet,
it
matters
Prjm.P
RupPrt
and
Ketchikan
Ls
but
little.
Dish
washinR
much-
usnerhlg
,
the
real
gtart
of
ines
and
self-storing
windows
are.
M1n,,lhll
tl
t
niear..
..
Authorls-ed
as
second
class
mail
bv
the
Post
Office
Depart
men
P7
rapiniy
maKin
nuuanun
umu-
Shell
Out!
lete.
thinrs
to
come.
South
Eastern
Alaska
and
Northern
British
Columbia,
together
can
create
industry
on
a
huge
scale.
It's
all
waiting
for
development.
This
Is
the
time
and
here
Is
the
place.
Jeliovites'
Case
THE
Supreme
Court
dc
-cision
in
the
case
of
the
Witnesses
of
Jehovah
seems
to
me
to
be
one
of
the
most
important
ever
i
made
in
Canada.
f
x
"it
"Man
will
soon
produce
an
atomic
bomb
capable
of
burning
up
the
earth,"
says
a
physicist.
How
did
he
ever
make
such
a
discovery.
And
if
he
could
and
did,
what
next?
These
Irresponsible
physicists
are
Gettlnr,
us
jittery.
Maybe
our
health
standards
are
Improving
today
because
we
cannot
afford
to
become
sick.
uPy
A
The
most
si-'nifirnnt
fc:itn:r
U.'....?'',-,
of
il
was
tlv.t
the
flvr-to-foir
.
!
.
j.j-
"
,
:
V'.
ttJi
How
much
of
this
d'ye
believe?
Women
have
relatively
larger
stomachs
than
men
and
eat
more
for
their
slue
las
many
a
man
:
has
suspected
while
taking
a
pill
j
to
dinner!.
C.
D.
Rice.
jr.
1
lines.
It
:
indues
Jj.v.
.
.1.
.....
.."
n
....
t
was
not.
live
cnui'siaMi
t
;-
'
,vJf
i
-
"
who
ovcr-nilci
fom
ft
"L'Jb2"J.
1
'miLaJiirC
'torn
!
t'Htholir.
colleagues.
It
was
a
vuMnir.
haiivi
st-
-A
familiar
scene
in
Western
Canada
thus
i
fall
is
the
field
of
grain
stocked
and
ready
for
the
thresher.
Recina
houses
are
scn
in
the
background
of
this
field
near
the
Saskatchewan
city's
outskirts.
I
Bert
Morgan
is
making
Rutis-
factory
recovery
from
surgical
'
treatment
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
hospital.
He
was
there
about
two
weeks,
and
few
are
better
known:
Arriving
here
way
back
In
pioneer
times,
it
can
also
I
be
said
he
is
well
acquainted
iwith
Skeena
and
Skeenaltes.
ratliolic,
Mr.
.'usliec
I'ntrirk
Kcrviln.
wlm
cast
(tic
deciding
vote
ftnt
one
Trotrstant.
Mr.
i
.ftiKt
ire
Curtwrlirht.
voted
with
tin-
remainder
of
the
RCs.
Purely
this
was
striking
proof
that
Canadians
arc
more
and
'
more
ruttim;
loose
from
the
automatic
denominational
rc-
:
actions
to
any
public
questions
in
which
churches
are
involve;!.
j
Tire
Jehovah's
Witnesses
are
a
world-
vide
organization
which
AH
Styles
or,,
Colors
os
low
os
$1.95
Victoria
Report
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
VICTORIA
The
last
session
of
'
B.C.'s
24th
Legislature
Is
now
history.
It
ended
on
a
note
ol
sadness,
just
at
the
time
of
the
parents
will
begin
to
notice
a
de-tenained
TOMORROW
gleam
in
their
children's
eyes
and
;s
certain
preoccujiied
air
which
suggests
that
something
is
in
the
wind.
Something
is,
for
tomorrow
signals
the
start
of
tlv
Kinsmen's
shell-out
week
during
which
schoolchildren
throughout
the
city
will
vie
with
each
ether
for
prizes
awarded
to
those
who
sell
the
most
tickets
for
Hallowe'en
celebrations.
A
handsome
bicycle
is
the
alluring
grand
prize,
with
tlire"
additional
prizes
offered
in
each
school.
This
competition
is
the
first
stop
in
the
Kins-,
men
Club's
annual
program
to
make
Hallowe'en
safer
and
more
fun.
Proceeds
from
the
ticket
sales,
along
with
returns
from
Feanut
Day,
are
used
to
finance
the
Kinsmen's
bonfire
festivities
which
have
become
the
centre
of
enjoyment
when
ghosts
and
goblins
traditionally
go
prowling.
This
year
the
bonfire
party
i
to
be
enhiv-d
with
the
inclusion
of
Port
Edward.
Digbv
H;nd
i
also
to
be
brought
into
the
show
by
sending-
hot-dogs
there
for
still
another
bonfire
feast.
All
this
represents
a
big
undertaking
by
the
Kinsmen
which
every
parent
and
everyone
else,
for
that
matter
will
appreciate.
It
induces
children
to
stay
off
the
streets
and
still
provides
them
with
a
much
better
time
than
they
can
have
in
disorganized
entertainment.
Recause
..of
the
Kinsmen's
efforts,
the
city
can
look
forward
to
Hallowe'en
each
year
with
complete,
peace
of
mind.
The
cost
to
us
is
the
small
one
of
purchasing-
tickets.
So
when
some
youngster
asks
you
in
the
next
several
days
to
buy
tickets,
there
is
only
one
thing
to
do
shell
out.
and
seat
Finance
Minister
Gun-derson.
That's
the
reason
for
the
great
rush!
The
Premier,
said
Mr.
I.aing.
hopes
the
straight
X
system
will
Fashion
Fooli
crpo.e::
the
t'o
most
powerful
!
death
of
one
everybody
admired
BREAKFAST
DISH
Bacon
prices
In
Winnipeg,
a
week
or
so
ago.
were
soaring
to
around
a
dollar
a
pound,
hut
a
couple
of
eggs
greatly
reduced
the
shock.
For
that's
what
It
was.
r,
f,t.,l
l:.ri..n
ii.
in
c;mh:
organized
f
li
kinds,
and
th
and
liked
a
lot
Tilly
Jean
Rol-
wipe
out
the
Liberals
and
Con-
stoit.
servatives.
but
oh
no,
that
won't
The
House
will
never
be
quite
happen,
don't
worry,
said
Mr.
the
same
without
Tilly
Jean.
Koi
,
Lain?.
"They-11
never
be
wiped
12
years
she
was
a
bright
light,
out,"
said
Arthur
Laing.
defiant-
a
great
one
to
work
hard,
a
great
ly.
The
Liberals
are
ready,
any
one
to
laugh.
And
her
courage
in
old
time,
right
now,
next
week,
the
face
f
an
illness
she
knew
tomorrow,
any
old
time,
was
sapping
her
life,
and
causing
Thp
prpmi.r
nnH
Mr
I
nino
o,.t
iii.uj
pu.plc
fiiJ
their
robust,
If
mipguidfd,
upposltion
to
v
i
uuaiiruble.
1
cannot
conscientiously
accept
anybudy'h
pacifism
not
even
Gandhi's.
I
could
not
have
brought
myself
I
Adam
Beck
Is
back
from
spending
the
summer
buck
east
w
here.
'he
says,
there
has
been
no
lack
of
warm
weather.
Mr.
Beck
for
1
many
a
year
in
the
service
of
the
to
stand
aside,
for
instance,
;
her
great
pain,
was
an
inspiration
,
Dersona,
and
a
mtle
noUti.
j
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
bridge
construction
department
at
Prince
Rupert
has
retired
and
finds
the
occasional
change
elsewhere
of
much
interest.
to
all
who
knew
her.
It
is
not
in.
,.nl!v
DiU(ir
about
nospltu,
vulgar
to
say
of
Tilly:
"She
had
Mirance
The
premier
said
the,
u's-
'Liberals
Increased
hospital
In-1
It
was
a
good
session.
There
suranre
premiums,
whereas
So-'
was
Snuch
hard
work,
and
many
cial
Crediters
had
decreased:
'
good
laws
were
passed.
The
gov-
them.
"Are
we
going
to
have
that
while
Hitler
was
enslaving
Eu-lupe;
and
I
believe
that
had
Britain
gone
down
in
1940
there
would
have
been
a
new
and
deeper
and
longer
Dark
Ayes
thun
came
after
the
fall
of
the
Human
Empire.
Yet,
for
oil
that,
I
can
see
the
TimeLY
Save
1
!
eminent
had
an
easy
time
of
it.
same
old
record
played
for
four
Seldom
has
any
government,
been
yrors?"
asked
Mr.
Laing.
Sure,,
T
u
can
save
many
hour
olln
The
average
Individual
takes
t
a
look
at
folks
he
knows
have
.
more
cash
than
himself
and
real-
'
Izes
they
are
not
happier
in
the
'
slightest.
Yet
you
can't
make
i
him
believe
it
would'nt
be
that
j
way
where
he
Is
concerned.
I
hru
you
l-LY
to
vnur
rtPhtiniittim.
iwr'-
cvrr
It
muy
be
FlyiiiK
tunc
Ironi
Prim
Purrt
to:
'pacifists'
point.
Suppose
that
if
.
su
seurrauy
jjiuiscu
aim
hhhmti
sain
tne
Premier,
mayoe
ior
w
in
19U
people
all
over
the
worl
l
1
by
tne
0PPositio"
as
t!e
Social
years,
and
If
he
was
the
Liberal
had
said
"No
we
simply
ref
us
Credit
government
of
this
ainaz-
',
leader
he
wouldn't
want
to
look
to
shoot
our
fellow
men
we
re-
i
lns
nlan'
w-
A
c-
Benne,t-
What
too
much
in
the
past
either.
Mr.
fuse
to
march
to
fight"
Would
i
a
DPatinK
he
took
in
the
spring:
vl.ninw
said
that
if
he
was
the
this
old
world
have
been
a
bet
-
I
b
autumn
mast
of
his
laws
were
premier
of
British
Columbia
he
'ter
or
worse
place
for
all
of
us
8fld-
or
K0
said
tne
Opposition,
j
wouldn't
be
so
rude.
And
then
than
it
now
is9
I'm
not
sure
i
ThP
1,ist
Erlnd
toP
prorogation
:
Mr.
Laing
said
Mr.
Bennett
Are
you?
"jwas
frantic.
It
was
Just
as
bad!
should
know
ail
about
the
Lio
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Edmonton
Ken
Johnstone.
British
newspaper
executive,
will
be
In
Kiti-mat
a
while,
after
a
sojourn
In
Victoria.
He
plans
on
spending
i
tcnpiure
i
ajMtne
for
Joaau
"Out
of
darkness,
into
his
marvellous
light."
I
Peter
2:!
ns
evBi
.
nnu,
as
usual,
uie
oppo-
;
pvnls,
since
he
rode
on
tneir
oacKS
sit
Ion
howled
its
head
off,
but
;
long
enough.
This
set
Mr.
Ben-
Maybe
the
Jehovah's
Witnesses.
Quakers
and
Gandhites
the
Cnnartlan
Purine
Alrlln
MWit
!wlp
tt
,ln
y:r
enure
trip
He
mill
pw"
4
'.hmtiiih
tleki-t
wrvii
no
mnttfr
whfrc
you
U):'
I
t-o
I'll.
.tic
7S
tor
IntorniHtion
tr,d
rrrt!
;
Family
Fares
Commencing
Oct.
1
Mr.
Bennett
was
grim,
and
f.e-
;
nett
to
laughing
and
laughing
termined
to
get
through.
Of
fcir.
Laing.
a-nd
Doukhobors
are
right
on
i
yliis
"
one
matter
who
knows?
Ro
the
talk
went,
on
and
on
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeoc.
,
IS
i.
.
1",u,
Premiers
never
no.
wnai
s
ine
i
nnri
nn
And
thiu
it.
war.
After
rush?"
sk
CCF
Mr.
Nluiai-k.
,,,.,
.,
,k
vnn.
MJ
of
C'rnnbrook.
"There's
no
rush.
nWlrf4
iin
thptr
UOO
pnrh
nnH
it
m,i.
:
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;
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7
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"
fS-;
iv,''
"'-V'
-V
'':-
vi.
said
the
Premier,
beaming
that
,
hnm
Bllt
th.v
n,.k
.
an
a
ijn.iuiumw
w
u
.111-
oracy
if
ahy
prifist
of"gahia-tifn
were
fijrcttjly
prevented
frtim
preacliiitg
.
its
ideas
on
peace,
y
-
,
occasions
guaranteed
to
ltjm
each
session
on
which
he
coukl
strut
his
stuff
for
the
benefit
of
the
in
another
four
months
to
start
the
grind
all
over
again
and
to
pick
up
another
$3
000.
However,
The
more
thoughtful
amongst
the
rank-anqi-file
MP's
who
visit
the
Capital
these
days
express,
real
concern'
over
the
news
that
tht
House
of
Commons
rules
of
procedure
are
to
be
streamlined.
They
are
afraid
of
what
such
I
a
move
will
do
to
the
remnant
!
One
occasion
has
been
(lie
:
f"E
QWEBEC
cases
Slieeeh
fimn
lh,.
Thrnne.
,
h
i
COUISC.
fl'OIll
tllC
sprang,
of
Jehovites'
other
has
been
the
budget
debate.
On
both
these
talking
don't
think
your
MLA's
don't
work
hard.
They
do.
And,
as
an
old
observer
of
legislatures,
I'd
say
that
the
present
Legislature
is
perhans
harder-working
and
more
serious-minded
than
a
lot
that
have
gone
before.
Let's
hoe
the
new
broom
keeps
sweeping
clean.
smile
of
his.
"There
are
many
years
ahead
of
this
government."
liberal
leader
Arthur
Laing
protested
what
he
railed
"Ictris-lation
by
exhaustion."
Liberal
Mr.
Gibson
of
Llllooet
said
the
ni'h
was
so
fierce
nobody
knew
what
they
were
talking
about.
Mr.
Gibson
didn't
even
know
what
hill
he
was
supposed
to
be
talking
on.
and
so,
muttering.
h"e
plumped
down
Into
his
seat.
CCF
Mr.
Moore
of
Comox
said
he
won-
I
dered
what's
the
use
of
an
op-
I
position,
for,
he
said,
the
government
ignores
the
opposition.
OOPS...
SORRY
A
slip
in
the
.
type
yesterday
caused
an
error
in
the
FASHION
SURPLUS
STORE
ADVERTISEMENT
which
should
read
300
pairs
Ladies'
Sandals
"i
Aljl
Colors''!
..
oi
importance
tnat
tney
rutherto
:
marathons
any
MP
has
been
at
have
succeeded
in
preserving
for
j
liberty
to
get
up
in
his
place
themselves
in
the
complicated
I
and
address
"the
House
and
the
picture
of
Parliamentary
govern-j
country."
Result:
both
debates
;t1aiks
on
the
Roman
Cathode
Church
not
on
peace,
for
there
are
Catholic
pacifists,
and
fine
ones.
There
is
nd
doubt
that
these
attacks
arc
offensive
and
really
obnoxious
to
the
vara
mu.ioiity
of
the
jieople
of
Quebec.
Hut,
what
the
Supreme
Court
decision
says,
in
cflect,
is
what
input
I
j
have
been
known
to
last
a
month
or
longer.'
Th('
plan
now
being
talked
almut
is
to
limit,
each
of
these
been
aid
in
other
ways
places
before:
debutes
to
three
or
four
days
at
!
the
most.
That
will
restrict,
par-
od
Mr.
Moore
thought
he
might
as
Liquor
By
Glass
Sale
'Delayed'
That
remnant
hasn't
been
too
great.
And
if
it
is
reduced
any
further
some
MP's
forsee
a
situation
in
which
the
individual
Commoner's
actual
Importance
In
the
legislative
"scheme
of
things
would
be
about
on
a
par
v.llh
the
importance
wielded
by
any
Individual
member
of
the
Senatersj
For
most
Commoners.
tieipation
to
the
Cabinet
Minis-
j
"Freedom
of
expression
is
in-
well
go
home,
or
loll
around
in
a
ters.
Party
Leaders,
Parliiimen-;
divi
iblc."
j
coffee
room.
"Walt
'til
you've
tary
Under-Secretaries,
and
aj
been
here
20
years
and
then
few
of
the
more
prominent
front
-
!
CAVAIJA.
1m?
stern
laws
agaim.t
vnn'11
reallv
wonder."
snapped
i
VICTORIA
It
doesn't
look
jar
if
Brithh
Columbia
will
have
benchers.
Your
rank-and-file1
blasphemy,
libel,
slander,
sc-
Burnabv's
CCF
Mr.
Winch.
who
in
pstiUnie.vhavf't
".1
rf?nit
wiH'iTOiit
IlkoVa
kfj-joi'
(lit
my
.'lefniimtjon:
If
Hlwre
r
Mr.-nrhlll,
.
urmn,
to
to
relieve
relieve
the
ine
ten-:
len-
:
drinks
annus
bv
dv
the
in
elass
Kiass
in
in
new-outlets
rawuuui
i,-wandererl
ahemt
the
House
in
time
forChristtnas.
.
uoove
taunting
the
mem
tin
loripholes
In
thtvi
ft""
ww
-Ti
,(uuy
weu-tx'iiiivod
ciiiMi
.yen
im,s
me
neo
cnamner
vun
oeing
the'
i,ut
n.t
h.i,-ri
nddnlght,
and
'snt
down
In
j
Attorney-General
Robert
Boii-Chetwvnd's
seat.
CCF
Mr.
ner
said
Monday
definitions
of
wo
have
parliament,,
clevted
by
;
(lie
people,
to
keen
law
m
to
Mr.
i
1
F'traelmn
of
Cowichan-Newcnstle
;
licencing
areas
provided
In
the
filth
wheel
on
tne
legislative;
The
prospect
worries
Uie
MP's
joach.
that
would
be
a
final
!
eoneerned.
They're
afraid
their
numihation.
;
constituent
may
draw
the
dan-
Up
to
the
present
yc.ur
rank-
j
uerous
inference
that
they
are
ond-file
MP
has
had
at
least
two
not
such
terribly
important.
SKBHt
I
"IHK
C
OMPLKTK
TKAVKI.
new
liouor
act
will
probably
not
be
made
until
January,
1954.
.
Licencing
areas
are
the
first
step
provided
under
the
act.
The
dale.
'
J
,
'
Cut
as
Mr.
Justice
Kami
nolnl-ed
out,
the
Hi
hie
itself
:.ltow,s
that
public
highways
were
used
thousands
of
years
a;o
for
handiiif;
out
the
equivalent
to
modern
tracts.
'What
is
mo.
.noted
that
there
appeared
to
be
i
a
new
Minister
of
Trade
and
Industry.
"There
are
always
great
.'developments
on
this
side
of
the
House."
said
the
Premier.
"Any-
-
people
after
all
perhans
not
government
defines
the
area
and
lling
might
happen
this
time
of
electors
may
petition
for
a
local
really
worth
the
Indemnity
Increase
that
II
is
going
to
he
their
first
business
to
seek
once
they
get
settled
down
to
work.
The
government's
stand
in
the
matter
is
that
the
new
rules
need
po,.ed
before
us
is
that
a
news-
n,Bm-
nl"
Mr'
Wlnrn-paper,
iusl,
as
a
.religious
tract
.
"1""'
lrJcr
Laing.
whose
or
handbill,
can
he
placed
un-
P"''
would
nave
bpen
wlP'"l
ol,t
der
the
uncontrolled
discretion
iof
,nn
IKislature
under
the
old
not
work
hardship
to
the
inter-
j
of
a
municipal
officer...
.
AlstrPicnr
system
or
voting
ontion
vote
on
drinks
by
the
glass
within
the
area.
Mr.
Bonner
said
the
term
"commercial
trading
zones"
used
In
the
legislature
when
describing
oosslble
boundaries
of
the
areas
referred
to
"business
districts
and
the
communities
trading
into
those
districts."
i
It
did
not
mean
"commercial
zones"
within
a
city
or
esis
oi
anyone,
except,
possiuiy
'
mure
i
r
m
objectionable
intcrpreta-.
.
can
scarcely
be
mi
SPECIAL
NEW
WRINGER
WASH-,
to
the
opposition
parties
over
j
tion
whom
it
isn't
too
greatly
eon-
i
a'-inrd
which
is
now
the
law
nain.
wanted
to
know
why
there
was
such
a
rush
to
get
rid
of
the
alternate
system
of
voting.
Ah!
Mr.
Laing
had
it!
Ah.
of
course
he
had!
Why,
Mr!
Speaker,
ther
Is
going
to
be
a
by-election
to
try
cerned.
The
individual
MP,
it
is
;
argued,
will
find
more
scope
for
his
individuality
in
the
inrren-ed
'
IIIllPQ
I-UII,C
?fteimC
importance
which
the
Pa-lia-
.
,.
nientary
committees
will
hr;ve
rUiJilCOtiorii
than
he
ever
enjoved
in
the
House
of
Commons
itself
under
i
SkAlTLF,
(APj
The
Seattle
(ISP)
j
ft
the
old
system.
An
individual
!
1
lmefs
resumed
publication
Mon
GUARANTEED
FOR
FIVE
YEARS
withsUnd
Built
to
HERCTLES
MECHANISM
years
of
the
worst
kind
of
punlshm.
dirty
c'oth
loves
FAST-"Wash
Hungry"-just
tests
prove
Inglls
washes
faster
am
any
other
make.
in
oil
'
NEVER
HAS
TO
BE
OILEI-Sled
day
alter
a
.strike
that
brought
MP
can
have
a
field
day
in
a
committee
any
time
he
so
desires.
But
in
the
House
of
Commons,
even
under
present
rules,
his
activities
are
closely
circumscribed.
In
short,
the
government
argues
that
the
new
rules
will
'really
give
the
back-benchers
a
break.
The
back-benchers
certainly
hope
so.
But
they're
not
too
a
95-day
clasure.
An
American
Newspaper
Guild
(CIO)
strike
over
wage
increases
closed
the
afternoon
newspaper
for
more
than
11
weeks.
.The
newspaper
remained
closed
another
two
weeks
during
negotiations
between
the
management
and
mechanical
department
union.
WEAR
AND
TEAR
MVaTMEM-'$0l
years
of
wear)
Known
as
of
lW
"
the
feature-this
is
something
will
want
to
see.
DEALER
WANTED
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
A
dealership
is
open
in
this
area
to
handle
the
sales
and
servicing
of
General
Motors
Marine
Diesel
Enqines.
An
ideal
opportunity
for
an
established
business
to
develop
the
sale
'
of
these
engines
locally.
Backed
by
National
and
Local
advertising
and
parts
stocked
in
Vancouver.
Reply
to:
HOFFARS
LIMITED
1790
W.
Georgia
St.
I
Vancouver
on.
We
know
one
bellicow
dog
who
won't
welcome
the
latest
thing
in
aluminum:
an
electric
dog-prod.
Next
time
Towser
rushes
into
battle,
you
can
nonchalantly
produce
this
two-foot
aluminum
rod
and
apply
it
to
the
handiest
part
of
the
dog's
anatomy.
The
resulting
shock
is
quite
harmless,
byt
they
say
a
few
"treatments"
cure
the
pugnacity
of
even
the
toughest
tyke.
Speaking
of
electricity,
Canadians
can
take
pride
that
the
largest
stranded
electrical
cable
ever
made
for
an
overhead
transmission
line
has
been
delivered
by
Alcan's
Shawinigan
Falls
plant
to
the
West
Coast,
to
carry
power
to
our
new
smelter
now
a-builJing
at
rtitimat.
Aluminum
Company
f
Canada,
Ltd.
(Alcan).
:
,
tub
in
W
sfCI
.
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