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REFLECTS
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I
See
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OTTAWA
DIARY
Bv
NORM
AN
M.
MiLEOD
tr"
and
REMIN1SC
Wednesday,
December
9,
1953
by
!
'
L
-lhe
old
man
seems
to
be
liv-,
When
you
hear
tlifl
a
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columlila.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Dailv
New
Limited.
J.
P.
MAGOR,
President
H.
O
PERRY.
Vice-President
OITAWA.
inai
spin
in
un-
i"B
v-
'
...
...
vuuiuirows
ei
Tory
party
that
developed
in'
"Why
not
?
It's
much
cheaper,
.discussed
with
iticreasiin?
4
the
Hoirse
of
Commons
last,
you
can't
but
think
of
yea
I
loaay,
there
is
a
live
,
L
Subscription
Rates:
IT
carrier
Per
week.
25c:
per
month.
1
00;
per
year.
110.00.
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mail
Per
month.
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Dor
vear.
R
00
interest.
Men
are
arguing,
candidates
are
putting
a
1-fck'
a
punch
into
their
remarli
Avlflunl
n
n
,
,
W
uthorlzed
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Deportment,
Ottawa.
.
"
.
,
it,!
,.
week
during
voting
un
i-.u-
oj-
nueen
t.(imonionians
nave
Dedal
Credit
non-confidence
mo-
come
traffic
victims
since
Jan-tion
has
more
to
it
thifn
meets
ury
5953
put
is
it
always
fair
the
eye,-
despite
what
spoRes-ito
jj,lace
tne
blame
or
some
of
men
for
the
two
factions
t
may
jton
the
driver?
This
Is
some-say
about
it.
The
split
has
been.
(lmes
not
the
eat)ie!it
thing
to
do,
building
up
Xor
a
Rood
many
,
ypt
tnere
nas
bpen
many
a
fa.
months.
It
was
evident
before
taity
wnere
tne
savlng
of
a
life
the
August
election-
cumpaii
WOuld
hftve
bpen
ft
mlra(.le
reached
its
peak,
if
that
desul-
j
tory
fxhlbitimi
of
Canadian
j
sTnx
I)K,R:SSI.;I)!
-
,
On
To
The
Polls
it
hurts
or
doesn't.
The
something
to
say,
and
hv
have
It
heard.
What
do
you
think
(
W0
OR
THREE
features
emerged
from
the
McCarthy
J
and
C
THE
big
votes
are
all
over,
and
parliament
is
now
settling
down
to
the
more
practical
work
of
the
session,
such
as
what
j;
-
"
ii
dh
iiit
!
I
LYING
TIME
FROM
MONTRKAL
to
Vancouver
will
be
reduced
by
two
hours
on
.Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
routes
when
Super
Constellation
aircraft
are
added
to
the
company's
domestic
fleet
next
autumn.
The
new
pianos
will
carry
63
passengers
at
better
than
300
miles
an
hour
and
will
allow
a
total
elapsed
flying
time
of
11
hours
five
minutes
between
Montreal
and
Vancouver.
election
campaign,
now
in
its
flying
hours,
which
Carthyism,
first
of
all,
hov'
"""".0.
X"
last
.u
Tk
n
Early
summer,
the
POE
of
it
do
yow
really
underJ
To
what
extent
have
j
1
the
thing
stowed
away
i
f
iau.
I."'
.V
f
rn,.
:
railway
linked
up
with
Prinze
vative
MPs
who
would
like
to
,
George,
and
glonous
was
the
re-
head,
so
you
could
go
on
L.,
TJun
fentok'in
ih.'
leadlr-1
But
U
one
may
Judge
from
the
'
other,
-ship,
and
thosestill
in
the-.nu-j
lack
of
developments
since,
the
2ll."l
I
PARLIAMENT
E.
T.
APPLEWHAITE
to
do.
about
tne
naturai-gas
pipeline.
There
wa
nothing
surprising
about
the
votes
on
the
speech
from
the
throne,
except
that
some
Conservatives,
headed
by
John
Dielenbaker,
voted
wit!i
the
Social
Crediters,
and
against
their
own
leader,
George
Drew.
iority,
apparently
who
want
iu
ii"i
sUck
by
Hon
George
Drew.
j
it
seems
is
able
to
cheer
up.
Per-This
Mr.
hP
what
was
expected
did
not
is
a
split
that
both
;
transpire
immediately
That
oft-
Drew
and
Mr
Diefenbaker
have
;
.
,
,
1.
.
,
.
.
..r,,,!,!
tiv
en
nappens.
look
at
r-rince
,hn
h
n
i'-
.
.
i
in
Canada
do
not
transfer
tried,
as
best
they
couu
,
to
p.
Although
we
have
a'l
been
r.i
their
abodes,
vent,
for
the
good
01
uie
pai
'J
'
,
,
I
'
ther
hoping
to
hear
from
E:-!
their
persons
and
The
fact
that
it
Durst
inu
1
'
.
...
more
Philpott,
the
well-known
to
the
other
side
of
the
Iron
Cur-
m
firmer
ih
nnon
lst
Thursday
was
not!
"""J'
'
4
unexpected
over
the
long-ran-?,
j
from
being
a
dead
one.
I
THOUGHT
that
George
Drew
newspaper
columnist,
who
is
now
tain.
and
M.
J.
Coldwell
between
the
Liberal
Member
for
Vanco.i-
j
I
hope
i
aon't
often
at
least
them
gave
most
impressive
rea-
ver-South,
so
far
Mr.
Philpctt
not
too
often
let
politics
dij-sons
why
the
Social
Credit
has
not
spoken
in
the
House,
tale
what
I
write
in
the.se
notes,
amendment
as
it
stood,
was
not
However,
he
did
intervene
on
out
I
do
think
one
thing
is
But
the
timing
did
come
as
u,
-
Marria-e
is
like
a
pair
of
surprise,
and
on
a
point
at
is-!
...
.
.....
-.!.,.!..
1
limn
fa
lnuAnnrililu
nfinn
mnv
sue
wnicn
10
mo.si.
immp
n...
...i
....,..,....
..
.
I
hit
advenisrmf
m
it
not
putii
directions,
but
wasn't
one
that
should
be
thr
11.4
in
opposite
displayed
by
ihc
Linuor
i
nmn
i
punishing
anyone
who
comes
be-
cause
of
a
major
split.
hy
uie
uovcrntniui
m
a
practical
proposition.
It
baldly
called
for
the
accep'
one
occasion,
on
a
point
of
order,
worthy
of
note
at
this
time.
The
when
he
had
John
Blackmore
government
has
announced
that
withdraw
the
expression,
"vilily-
at
this
session
It
will
introduce
l
them-Sydney
Smith.
Columbo,
Thm:
j
The
Conservatives
met
ance
of
pounds
sterling,
as
a
rinv
shortly
after
noon
lor
1
inir
ontrnppnnslv
"
whinh
Hlnrk-
.-n-irrliniiTprl
nlwns
Inr
rphaoiu
Th
means
of
promoting
tional
trade.
"1
more
had
used
about
Dave
Cro!!,
tation
of
disabled
persons
and
a
routine
caucus
meeting
.r.m.
t
o
..I,
1
.!,,,
..,i
..lr.r.l,lr,.in
man
tem
OI1
me
HtitVlUU
CITY
TRANSFER
As
I
myself
have
pointed
out
hoc
Wl
how
to
vote
on
the
u
d
n
McCarthy-
assistance
programme
for
totally
in
this
column
and
over
-
for
the
fJa
Credit
motion
calling
oyer
tsm
fur
what
lt
u
tabled
persons.
This
means
again
m
the
past
ten
years
The
announcemlntJ'
made
m
hei
Xor
th0se
dLsabled
persons
acceptance
of
sterling
in
part
merely
to
accept
sterling
is
not
Novem.lWnJ
for
Canadian
exports
the
Montreal
Guzelte
0
are
not
covered
by
military,
payment
i
the
answer
either
to
Britain's
ber
23
that
Mr.
Fred
Rose,
the
pension,
Workmen's
Compensa-
a
ming
mm
.
Communist,
has
left
the
country
t)on
Acts,
blindness
pension
or
cated
by
Conservatives
in
1
'
tn
tot.
r00iHuno
w.;v,,4
.h
.,
,,th
nhii.
r.viinn
T
Dast.
In
fart,
lt
was
used
on
the
j
problem
or
to
Canada's
problem,
i
You
also
have
to
have
a
plan
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING"
!
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
MfBr.de
Street
jto
do
something
with
that
ster
iron
Curtain
'eiiher
in
Kussia
or
think
it
fair
to
point
out
that
hustings
in
August's
election
deserve
mention
before
the
whole
affair
becomes
Jiistory.
;
First
was
the
formation
of
the
Civic
Affairs
Association.
This
more
than
anything
else
revealed
the
growing
determination
of
voters
to
take
matters
in
ore
into
their
own
hands.
It
has
led
to
the
selection
and
endorsement
of
four
aldermanie
candidates
Jtvho
are
considered
best
qualified
to
represent
a
3)road
cross-section
of
the
electorate.
J
-
To
follow
this
up
the
association
plans,
through
personal
representation,
to
keep
an
eye
on
council
proceedings,
and
to
discuss
and
analyze
them
at
Jnonthly
executive
meetings.
This
is
a
service
ilcsigned
for
the
electorate
as
a
whole.
Its
operation
should
prevent
any
alderman
in
future
making
the
Jbold
claim
that
he
is
the
people's
watchdog.
Under
Jhe
new
arrangement,
the
people
will
do
their
own
patching.
I
A
second
feature
was
the
attention
which
centred
on
the
four
referendums.
It
was
a
singular
thance
to
air
some
of
the
questions
facing
the
city
Tind
served
in
particular
to
stimulate
interest
in
problems
affecting
the
city's
parks
and
its
Civic
Centre.
The
referendum
concerning
municipal
buildings
somehow
figured
less
in
discussions
than
Ihe
other
three.
Still
another
feature,
and
an
important
one,
-was
the
heavy
competition
for
aldermanie
seats.
jAmong
the
candidates
to
be
voted
on
tomorrow,
ihere
are
several
comparatively
young
men
making
Jheir
first
venture
into
a
civic
election
contest.
The
Conclusion
is.
that
arecognized
need
has
arisen
to
nfuse
fresh
blood
into
the
council.
It
is
a
better
4.han
even
bet
that
by
tomorrow
night
there
will
be
Jiew
names
in
the
list
of
aldermen.
:
;
At
the
top
of
the
heap
the
mayoralty
contest
F.tands
clear
and
well-defined
between
two
men.
Both
have
given
noteworthy
service
to
their
com-
munity
and
Both
can
be
counted
on
to
give
more.
"With
'
no'
thanks-
to
George
Casey
(who,
despite
appeafances.'is
not
running
for
mayor),
their
fight
was
above
the
belt.
Give
either
of
these
men
a
good
council,
and
the
city
will
have
good
government.
h.V
Zi
Z't,H
one
of
Russia's
satellite
states
this
measure
Is
being
brought
InP".,0"-;
e
either
thPr
have
t
to
rnoie
British
h
servative
candidates,
partltu
.
r-
buy
connrmea
oy
Ms
w.u,
at
this
Session,
and
is
not
being
,
goods
with
that
sterling,
or
you
whn
rp5lrt,
,
MlLra,
M
hplrt
t.ii
i.s
.
hefor
an
elec-
ly
in
the
farming
areas
which
have
lost
their
trat
Ro.e
is
the
only
Communist
who
tion.
In
other
words
the
St.
Laur
bonds
on
the
British
mr.rket.
ever
ant
plpftprl
tn
t.ho
T-frnn
d!
ent.
povernment
definitely
Ls
not
The
only
effect
merely
of
"ac-;Commons
Tne
news
of
his
de.
piaying
politics
with
these
un-cepting
sterling"
with
no
plaa.
parture
will
cause
only
oae
ie.
fortunate
people,
to
make
use
of
that
sterling,
?ret
ln
Canada.
It
is
a
pity
that,
The
other
day
we
came
into
would
be
to
load
up
Canada
with
ike
Mr
Rose
the
olher
commun-
the
House
of
Commons
Chamber
Only
"Curtain"
Countries
ish
markets
because
of
incon-,
vertlbility.
They
were
in
favor!
of
the
Socred
idea.
But
some
of
the
other
Conservatives
had
their
eye
on
the
Social
Credit
gains
in
British
Columbia,
and
the
recent
pro-MrCarthv
speeches
of
John
Vote
As
They
Are
Told
a
pile
of
inconvertible
Bntisa
-
-
at
2:30
in
the
-afternoon
to
find
4
!
on
every
desk
a
sheaf
of
bright
Rupert
Museum
money.
AS
WE
waited
in
the
lobbies,
for
VOTE
INDEPENDENT
'
L.
yenow
..;.,..
ciiiy.sa,iiuiciuuuio.
t
fn,,nri
h
j
i.
1
,
1
-
Blackmore
-
and
Socwd
rt,j
v.,-oiH..n
piesid.n
Gets
Indian
Stone
Mortar
Rev.
E.
O.
Hansell.
mese
i-on-servatives
wanted
no
truck
or
trade
with
Social
Crediters
under
any
circumstances.'
Mr.
Drew
did
his
best
just
before'
the
vote
was
taken
to
try
tn
brine
the
two
faction
to-
these
had
been
supplied
by
the
Members
for
Hamilton,
and
were
:
distributed
in
celebration
of
the
I
Grey
Cup
victory
ot
tne
Hamilton
Tiger-Cats.
.
in
tne
Commons
last
month,
jj
'
.'t-';'
For.Aldermon
'
fef,
"V
'-t.'-'j
'
'
(
;
Maurice
Bourget,
jynamemary
cnpounced
he
personally
wouiu
vmc
uKa...
lie
Works,
tabled
a
report
of
an
the
Social
Credit
proposal.
1V1!
.
investigation
into
measures
for
Dlefenbaker
,felt
bound
,
by
,t)V;
the
reduction
i
of
the
Hood
hazard
hes
he
haa
made
;.n
l
iln
the
Greater
Winnipeg
area,!
'
h
Tul
t
dated
OctoDeri,19S3,
prepared
DyiC
U
followed
Wnr:
the
Department
ol
Resources
the
vote
I
was
comparing
notes
;
with
the
Hon.
Douglas
Abbuij
who
has
just
taken
all
his
medi-
I
cal
"shots"
for
travel
to
A
us-
j
tralia
via
Asia.
In
Australia
tit"
1
various
finance
ministers
wijl
1
grapple
with
the
very
thing
tlrat
;
our
own
parliament,
has
been
j
discussing:
,',
How
to
make
the
British
p-iuncl
1
and
Canadian
dollar
convert-!'
lble.
It
would
be
a
wonderful
;
feather
in
Mr.
Abbott's
ca
if
he'
could
help
with
this,
just
before
i
his
final
budget.
.
..
'
:.'
!
'
He
is
adamant,
by
the
way,;
that
it
is
to
be
his
final
budget.
PEOPLE
are
now
having
second
!
thoughts
about
the
unabashed
;
defence
of
McCarthyism
by
the
!
rugged
Social
Credit
M
P.
from
Lethbridge
-i-
John
Blackmore.
They
are
beginning
to
think,
it
j
was
not
a
mere
one
man
show,
t
Half-way
through
that
stormy;
.rp?ejh,
that
is,
on
opening
the
second
day's
installment,
Mr.!
;John
looked
glu.n
for
the
I
of
the
day.
and
Development.
'
1
You
may
have
seen
from
time
I
to
time
references
in
the
pres.1.
j
to
the
desirability
of
improving
I
the
procedures
in
the
House
of
For
Transportation
Without
Obligation
i
Jf,
.
'
(Oecombtr
10
Long
Season
.
LACOMBE,
Alta.
(CP)
UnUsU-
Ocmmons;
a
tew
aays
ago
inr.
ally
mild
autumn
weather
in
this
JHE.
CASEY
CAMP
Laurent
moved
-"that
a
select
dl.'trict
resulted
in
golfers
play-committee
to
be
designated
be
ing
daily
up
to
the
end
of
reappointed
to
consider
with
Mr.
vember.
.
s.,..,
lrtr
tV,a
rrn"Pliiri
rf
thll
-
'
"
"
'
"
Newest
addition
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Museum's
In-,
dian
displays
is
a
stone
mortar,
presented
by
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade.
Dr.
Cade
reports
the
mortar
was
given
him
some
40
years
ago
by
a
Metlakatln
Indian
who
said
it
was
one
of
ifye
utensils
B.std"
by
(he
Indians
in
tari!r
days.
The
doctor
a
c
c
i
d
e
n
,t
a
1
1
y
learned
more
of
the
early
use
of
the
mortar
through
an
elderly
Native
woman
patient.
,
.
Curious
as
to
wnat
her
people
had
done
when
a
mother
could
not
nurse;
her
baby,
lie
had
questioned
the
woman-,;
since
in
those
diys
there
had
been
no
cattle
and
canned
milk
an
baby
foods
were
unknown
to
the
'ndians.
The
woman
said
that
they
had
tried
to
find
another
woman,
able
and
suitable
to
substitute
for
the
mother.
If
none
could
be
found,
she
said,
they
used
ground
dried
salmon,
and
pointing
to
the
mortar,
went
through
the
motions
of
grinding
up
the
salmon,
adding
boiling
water,
expressing
the
fatty
liquid
and
feeding
it
to
th
new
born
baby.
Her
final
remark
"Quite
a
Jew
grew
up
to.b
strong,
big
men!"
"'
'
'"
'
nouse
xor
tne
puipucc
ui
ouggcT.-
ing
any
changes
that
may
be
de-
cTETT
ERBOX
sirable
to
assure
the
more
ex
PHONE
GREEN
9J7
.
Hills
for
Mayor
Hills
Knows
How
...
Elect
Hills
for
Mayor
ASSESS
REFERENDl'MS
pertinent
information
before
the
Blackmore
stated
he
spoke
only'
mihlic.
1
for
himself.
,
i
peditious
dispatch
of
public
;
Dusiness."
He
said
that
he
i
thought
it
would
be
the
desire
of
i
ail
members
of
the
House
to
pro-j
vide
in
the
most
efficient
possible
manner,
for
the
orderly
!
The
Editor,
The
Daily
News
'
As
a
taxpayer,
I
find
difficulty
in
assessing
the
referen-fiums
being
put
before
the
electors.
What
is
the
city's
long-term
planning
for
the
Algoma
and
Roosevelt
Park
areas?
On
.But
meanwhile
in
Regina,'
Saskatchewan,
the
Rev.
E.
J.'
Hansell
M.P.,
was
also
making
a
j
forthright
defence
of
Senator
Joe
McCarthy.
Mr.
Hansell,
it
will
be
remem-
b.?red
Ls
the
man
who
engineer-
In
March,
1952,
the
city
council
was
aavised
Vs
the
company
5
that
it
felt
an
extension
should
1
be
made
to
the
diesel
plant
in
f
rince
Rupert.
j
As
Ihere
was
some
doubt
as
to
!
whether
or
not
the
company
conduct
of
our
deliberations,
and
he
thought
it
was
the
general
Reinforce
him
with
four
aldermen
from
rh
i
feeling
that
our
rules
and
'
stand-
Things
then
may
sfcrt
following
list,
hopper):
-
.7
would
continue
supply
the
ed
the
successful
.capture
of
B.C.
j
to
what
advice
is
this
planning
by
Social
Credit
in-
the
election
i
nnv.
based?
Are
there
anv
ten-
illJ
ul
."-
952.
He
is
generally
rounder
-as
the
real
"brains"
of
"tho
i'nbursement
of
expenditures
.of
1
for
(alive
plans
new
municipal
kniMin.Wtrt.rt-rtAm
4
l,..a.
'.were
rSt4.h
eW'tttjuf.
fx-
ked
.
II.
V.
(il.ASSFV
.
XORMAN
HKI.I.IS
t
i.
V.
J.V0NS
fJtC(l:S'Ul4V,ALI
IN
THOMAS
U.1.IOTT
nrOK(ililt.
CAKY;
;
J.
W.
FKl'KKY
-
j
john
n
rich:
',
-""-JOHN
MAlk-'w-
M.
K!tt
Ffil.K
W.
SMITH
i
ing
orders
might
be
considered
i
by
a
Committee
of
the
House,
j
with
the
Speaker,
for
the
purpose
j
of
reporting
to
the
House
whether
or
not
in
Uwir
opitiiim4ii're
'jw'Snv'tf
thie'"ttHe4''tni'
it
J
would:
bfiUnsiraiilJ,.Jhddily
or
i
the
sake
of
the
orderly
conduct
!
of
the
business
of
the
House.
The
i
matter
had
been
discussed
with
the
leaders
of
the
other
groups
i
1
r
tVa
TJrti
eo
onH
If
urn
e
ffPTlPT-
eral
need?
How
11
auDy
ire
re-
'
1
'
juio.
.cua
pnitj.
nrm
n
quired,
by
what
date,
at
what
I
ine
;
guarantees
were
not
on-
wouia
appear
mat
me
aociai
likely
location,
and
what
is
a
taincd
but
at
a
regular
city
-Credit
party
is
getting
ready
to
much
esiimatp
nf
likelv
costs?
"ouncil
meeting
held
on
April
15,
;
make,
itself
the
deliberate
and
Civil
Servants
The
same
reasoning
can
be
ex-I
a
motion
moved
by
Alder-j
vocal
champion
of
McCarthyLsm
j
pf
HolidflVC
Danded
to
cover
waterworks
and
i
'nan
Daggett,
seconded
by
Alder-i
in
Canada.
,JCfc
iiuiiuuf)
other
city
talked-of
projects.
;
man
Hills
requested
the
power!
4
OTTAWA
(CP)
"Civil
servants
,,
.oiHri
that
it.
would
he
Vote
Right
Ve
May
Go
Ploecs
Without
Expert
Advice
KILLS
knows
how
;
As
a
professional
engineer
i
Kompany
to
proceed
with
the
in-
IN
ONE
of
his
socecnes
in
sup-
tW
year
will
not
work
the
after-
j
ic'irable
to
have
a
committee
cot
un
thnt.
wnnM
Ktlldv
with
the
question
whether
the
cit
has
;
"":-
"
...
.""""i
port
of
Senator
Joe
McCarthy
I
ueiuic
a
uie
uay
auer
Mr.
Blackmore
named
Adlai
Christmas
and
New
Year's,
therSpeaker
tne
rules
they
exist
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
313'
Third
Avenue
West
I'll
one
V44
."..,"!,).,,..,.
1.i..J..i
i
c
civil
service
commission
afi-
Stevenson
and
Dean
Ache.son
a
We
vant
and
then
report
to
the
House
!
whether
or
not
in
their
opinion
any
real
plans,
beyond
yearly
i
capacity
as
outlined
in
their
pre-
;
necessities
and
council
discus-
'
vious
submission
of
March,
1952.
lions.
Your
present
works
su-1
Members
attending
this
meet-
perintendent
is
doing
a
good
lnB
were
Aldermen
Casey,
Currie,
job,
but
I
expect
he
would
be
;
Olassey,
Daggett,
Gomez,
Krue-the
first
to
admit
that
his
pros-'
?er,
Pruskv.
Hd's.
with
His
Wor-
nounccd.
Both
holidsj-s
fall
on
Fridays.
This
time
o;f
for
civil
servants
was
approved
by
the
cabinet
last
March.
ThoFO
who
do
not
come
among
the
"Communist
top-notchers."
This
fantastic
falsehood
was
based
on
"evidence"
read
by
Mr.
Blackmore
from
a
book
called
there
are
modifications
that
it
woujd
be
desirable
to
introduce.
It
was
for
the
purpose
of
providing
an
opportunity
for
such
ent
limited
staff
forces
his
en-
snip
Mayor
wnaien
oniciating.
All
the
aldermen
voted
in
favor
under
the
five-day
week
and
1
stu'y
that
the
motion
had
been
"McCarthyism"
by
the
said
Sen-
of
this
motion
who
normally
work
Saturday
'
put
on
the
order
paper
and
that
I
ator
"
Joe
McCarthy
The
power
company,
following
It
could
be
Joe
McCarthy
is
morninBs
also
wil1
Ret
the
Sat-
!
the
P.M.
submitted
it
for
the
now
to
have
his
Charley
Mc-
uruiy5
lunuwing
unnsimas
ana
consideration
oi
uie
nomc.
n
Carthy
here
at
Ottawa.
I
New
Year's
off.
I
carried
-unanimously.
notice
of
this
motion,
borrowed
the
necessary
capital,
prepared
plans
and
specifications,
received
bids
tor
equipment
and
made
Incidentally,
Dean
Ache.son
is
commitments
for
same
in
Octob-
j
one
of
the
most
universally
re-
lire
energies
to
current
problems
only.
j
I
Comparison
with
other
cities'
Jf
this
size
and
generally
all
situated
in
better
positions
j
will
show
that
an
enlarged
Engineering
department
is
a
Vmust"
and
will
save
Its
own
cost
many
times
over,
t
We've
had
city-wide
arguments
on
money
problems
in
ihe
past.
I
contend
that
most
would
have
been
unnecessary
With
proper
advice
from
a
city
nglneering
department.
I
sug
a
.i-
spected
men
here.
His
auto-
itted
to
purchase
the
diesel,
!
8raPned
Photo
hanS
near
the
Queen's
portrait
in
the
home
of
certain
aldermen
who
had
pre-
the
Prime
Minister
of
Canada.
(Continued
on
page
5i
.
si.
11
its
(out
rrimege
FOR
GOOD
CIVIC
ADMINISTRATION
gest
to
the
new
council,
the
VAA,
the
Ratepayers'
Association
and
all
taxpayers
that
this
ls
one
of
your
most
urgent
problems
and
early
consideration
is
warranted.
I
had
hoped
this
might
be
the
No.
1
plank
in
at
least
one
candidate's
platform.
The
crux
of
the
situation
appears
to
be
lost
rprsr
m&asEir
VOTE
vv7
nil
n
lib'
lib
M
in
the
multitude
of
unknowns,
i
G.
NEELY
MOORE,
P
Eng.
DEC.
10th
J.
W.
PRUSKY
x
The
Editor,
The
Daily
News:
Mijrepresentations"
have
been
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
FOR
ALDERMAN
issued
by
certain
persons
in
respect
to
the
Northern
B.C.
Power
Company's
operations
such
that
it
has
become
necessary
to
place
j