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Wednesday,
May
11,
m.
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Hrince
Rupert
Daily
News
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hospital
insurance...
POWER
DEVELOPMENT
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tlihoalifrfartiiiii
with
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lie
ltritti.li
jilimiliiii
llnniilal
lniiriiiii
Smir-
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iiiiplenient
the
Fleet
ric
Power
Act
in
nrronliimti
with
the
original
inteutinii
of
I
lie
b;i-l,ilinii.
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as
preftcntlv
rarrieil
n
in
tlie
I'nuinee.
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to
provide
power
and
lilit
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our
rural
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AGRICULTURE
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Tin'
I'rogretHhc
(jMisrrvalivr
Party
will
inilitnte
a
new
plan
of
(iovcrniiiciit
Itoxpiliil
liteuratirr
that
will
I"'
on
a
iiiiii-imiil-.ry,
iiim-n,iipli-ti
lianin,
ami
will
rliiniiialc
the
pmhlem
of
co-iiiKiiraiK-e.
EDUCATION
COSTS
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We
advocate
a
reorganization
ami
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make
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mtv
ici
of
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department.
inrllrinflfl
in
the
information
field,
more
widely
ajl(iW
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the
farmer.
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lillllirp
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pri'MMil,
inclmlifli:
moiiii
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iiitf
I'limlo,
and
coot
OUR
PLEDGE
mcnt
to
make
the
Prairie
I
arm
KelialillilalW
Act
applicable
to
the
whole
of
II.
C.
'
tliat
m
fertile
but
unilevclopcd
acriculliiral
rii
rtd
he
brought
under
irrigation
or
la;
rtilaiuml$
I'll-I'rojrri'ssive
Conservative
Tarty
is
pledged
to
rarrftil,
cfTjoirnt
ami
honesl
administration
ami
to
courageous
developineiil
of
llir-CMl-riven
ami
matchless
resources
of
this
province
for
the
heiielil
1
nnauniAiii
inuiAinit
Mr
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of
all
our
people.
We
will
protect
freedom
ami
enlarge
opportunilv
e-
rituwinuiAL-MuniviirAL
3rt
lb
Ki"
Vreniv
C.onervalie
Party
irrt
r&t'St
lhe
pa",r,,t
f
gn
aTrM
,rn
lWna
V
Provincial
Government
real
proierty.
j
i
ociKMii
niiiHi
run
ion,
w
iin
a
irv
10
riirriirin
a
nionr
ripiilalili
iliKlrilxition
of
the
Province'
eontriliiilioil.
FOREST
MANAGEMENT
.
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We
will
apMtint
at
once
a
Coninii.iNion
of
Inquiry
to
rrvirw
the
prcix'iit
Forest
Management
I'oliry
in
order
M
inake
rocommcnilalionK
ait
to
how
t
(a)
to
-iiurr
prrpetual
ic,ll
of
our
forrt!i
(b)
to
provide
ailrquale
oporl
unity
for
.mall
lot'ern,
mill
operator
and
alf
other,
who
deoire
to
uto
and
develop
the
fore.t
re.oiireen
of
the
Province;
(.)
to
Hafcuard
for
the
pnhlic
the
itiitiinp,
power,
lixliinic
and
recreational
re.onreen
w'ilhin
all
iniiiiaenien
t
license
area.
HIGHWAYS
...
Vie
propose
to
continue
and
to
accelerate
the.
highway
program
laid
down
liv
ihe
(
.oii.ervalive
Section
of
the
Coalition
in
I(M1,
which
ha.
been
LABOR-MANAGEMENT
RELATIONS...
TheH.C.
PrBrraivrOM...erv
a
live
Party
n.plM
....
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rl.rt
nf
I
lie
Iiidii-tTial
,
III
KIT
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itiiniui
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Mill
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mid
10
V.oncilialioii
Act
Inquiry
ooaru
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for
the
individual
as
natural
rights
of
all
those
mIio
dwell
within
our
holders
today,
and
as
a
heritage
for
generations
to
come.
I
lie
li.C.
Progressive
Conservative
Party
hclieves
that
the
welfare
of
the
people
is
hest
assured
hy
a
minimum
of
compulsion
hy
governments;
that
the
increasing
intrusion
f
government
authority
into
the
private
affairs
of
the
indnidtial
must
he
enrhed;
that
the
growth
of
hureaucratie
controls
hrings
hiu-densome
and
destructive
taxation,
and
endangers
the
freedom
of
all
our
people.
,
The
life
of
our
province
is
the'
sum
of
the
daily
effort
of
all
those
who
toil
in
mill
or
mine,
factory,
field
or
forest:
in
office,
shop,
school
or
home,
and
in
the
many
other
pursuits
of
our
people.
Tor
all
of
them,
the
opportunity
to
work
and
save,
to
win
advancement
hy
ability
ami
application,
to
found
ami
maintain
families,
to
find
happiness
and
contentment,
are
of
prime
importance.
Jo
achieve
these
aims,
we
pledge
ourselves
to
deal
reasonably
ami
justly
with
the
problems
of
all
our
people,
to
ensure
equality
of
opportunity
to
all
our
cili.eiis,
to
preserve
freedom
and
to
oppose
monopoly.
'J
he
It.
C.
Progressive
Conservative
Parly
pledges
itself
to
support
in'every
vaj
these
principles
and
the
actions
outlined
in
its
platform.
1
,
the
report
by
Chief
Jui-li.'e
Sloan
on
the
(""'
Compensation
Act,
at
the
next
"
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I-egialalure,
in
the
beat
iiitcrrU
of
fmnramrn
and
industry.
t
i
carried
out
eont
imioiixl
v
oince
then.
EXPORT
TRADE...
The
IJ.C.
Progrewive
Coiiferrativc
Part?
tudwp.
concerned
over
the
deterioralim.
of
',M;1!"'
in
our
barfc
Industrie,
in
British
Oiliimb-
lo
!o.a
of
export
trade.
It
i
Ihr
firm
In-M"
'J'he
It.C
Iroj;rem,ive
CoiiHervalive
Parly
will
reduce
the
cowl
of
license
fee.
on
all
private
passenger
aiitomoliilcH
by
Ml
from
Ihe
preitent
prevailing
license
fcen.
llttri
111!
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at
(w?
RAILWAY...
can
and
mu.l
be
found
to
ami.inv
n.
ami
Mr
rt,
I
dollar
arrangement,
between
the
area,
of
the
Commonwealth
and
oilier
n
The
Progrea.ire
Connervative
IV'
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.
It.
be.t
eflTort.
to
bring
about
a
bcllcriun
trade
within
the
Comiiionwealtli.
vPV
l,r,,lH,M"d
by
the
t'onservalive
Tarty
rtiemnerft
.ji,
'"I
the
lcf:ilal
ore.
immediately
on
forming
a
.rnirr
Progrrskite
CoiiM.-rv.tivt
P.rtj
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snail
prwereci
10
evieiio
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nr
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r.
inlo
North
v'ancoiiver,
with
Ihe
final
object,
in
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v
ieu
of
xlemliiiy
the
railwav
fronil'rincc
George.
rr'"'1"
',l'4,cc
'tiver'arca.
V
Mm
liquor
plebiscite...
SEPARATE
SCHOOLS...,
,
The
It.C.
Progressive
Conservative
I
arty
In
the
democratic
'
.ysleni
of
""
school,
a.
at
T.reent
established
hj
Province
of
Hrilish
Cohunbia.
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xn
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Ur
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l'r,,:'
rii!'
WmL
for
local
local
oplioi
option.
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YOUR
LOCAL
PROGRESSIVE-CONSERVATIVE
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