Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
Monday,
April
13,
1953
by
Art
Evun
of
Beach
Place
saw
:
-usiimv
t!.
..
Konher
la.it
Friday.
The
e
!
ami
rnm....
u
In
niKiaiirut
ili
nt-wspapr
enotM
to
the
nptaiiuung
ol
Prlnoi
Huptn
and
Nonhprn
nd
OntnU
BrltlHb
Columbia.
U'ml.er
of
Cn9illn
Pre.
Amltl
Bur-u
of
Clrcul'lnn
nnwmn
IXIIy
N''iawr
Avlt
Ion.
Piijltlil
b
'rh
Frliif
Huprrt
DalHi
Ni-wi
LlmltM
J.
f.
MAtlOR,
PTMlclfnt
H.
O.
PKRKY.
Vlc-Pwian
I
more
i
I.
J
,'
...
stranner
from
Alberta
was
sit-,
Orient
in
thi
tuiR
up.
handy
to
Mr.
Kvans'
j
ahead.
8
home,
trying
to
figure
out
which
j
was
briKhtextthf
Bun.Hhlne
of
1
A
man
w
'
Prince
Rupert,
or
pellucid
skies
ald
tn
t:
SubKcrlptlon
ftat1:
Ciy
carrier-
J'-r
wwk,
25c;
p
r
month
l.(K:
pr
year.
10.00
mill-Pffi
moiith.
16c.
Dr
vnnr.
1800
of
the
prairie
province.
Havinv
!
with
the
rt......
k..';"1
jtboriy.rrt
u
-conri
class
r-.U
bf
Ui
Post
Offiof
Departmi-nt,
Ottawa,
'.
dwelt
there
for
20
years.
Art
spent
much
of
i.
knows
one
when
he
behold
It
j
uy
in
,ttt
!r
!
"iy
a
compar,,
'?
Hut
this
was
uenuine.
And
,
aeo.
iath
ovm"
Develop
The
Port
Nov
:
Lain?
People's
Choice
'
!
ARTHUR
LAIN
GS
overwhelming
victory
in
the
i
B.C.
Liberal
convention
is
NNOUN'CEMENT
by
the
Alaska
Steamship
.AC
"!
Illne,,.
nura
ota
it
ever
gei
nere?
Was
one
ever
seen
mi
far
from
hi
"ompany
at
Seattle
that
it
may
have
to
dis
B"m
In
tnc
unkirc
iimui:
us
irue
tiinute
Icnou
wheat
come
this
wav
but
not
'
af
!al-s
11?''
gopher.
Or
perhaps
In
T'
'''
a
car
of
;
ample
Ion.
Brain
it
rolled
secretly
hidden
txrt
and
Su'
r
'
down
the
Rkecna
River,
and
He
had
i
Uyl,'
c.ce
free
of
the
car
scuttled
had
made
arras
the
track
to
find
himself
here
to
Unrt,
.
in
Hcnrn
ruice.
utiles
eiri;ea
with
Kraln.
It
t.hould
have
an
onatlons,
and
nil,
a
'
o'if'ly
luve
n
'tiuntry
in
ju.,(
1
uppetlte
by
now
I
in
the
tiniest
sense
of
the
;
word
a
triumph
for
thej
;
rank-and-file.
i
.
L.tnt4,
tiie
ptGpItS
CliuicC,
la'
I
what
we
used
to
call,
back
in
Ontario,
a
'Clear
Grit."
This'
term
is
pme
Canadian.
It
comes
i
from
the
pioneer
days
when
the
;
miller
and
his
millstones
were
I
j
household
words.
The
"Clear
!
Grits"
were
the
hardest
of
the'
I
hard
bils
of
rock
In
the
mill-
stones.
At
times
they
presented
j
a
problem
to
the
miller.
For
the
(softer
rock
in
the
stones
wore
"niFF.SK
IT!
TUP.
COPS"
By
Charles
A.
Orassii
k
in
Toronto
Telegram.
UNYWY.
loi'KSFKIVCiK
WVMCIII
I)
J
Mrs
Hlank
was
Ktanli-d
a
di-I
voice
when
;:he
told
the
judite
'that
.luce
their
niarriaite
her
hii
iiiatid
had
spoken
to
her
only
Letterbox
three
times
Klie
a
awarriml
the
cti
,Uly
of
their
tint
v
chilit-
down
more
quickly!
.
WOULD
VVM'V.
INCOME
TAX
QUIZ
tallied
by
the
si(dlinK
of
Mil
trmistlce
In
Korea
We
mu
look
to
the
United
Nation
to
prove
to
the
world
that
the
old
proverb.
"The
pen
is
michlior
than
the
sword,"
I
not
only
i
-I'll
-
News
ami
View:
.
The
rreeping
uri
of
old
ui',e
lie
ii
a
n
the
day
you
wcre
born
So
chifr
up
ntt
pmh.'ibly
will
not
die
of
It
Il
iw
old
I
old
Folks
sixty
aim
seventy
think
of
themselves
as
inlildle-ai'.ed,
unvs
lit
E
W
Hmeevi.
otitcuinit
pie-
LA1IIG
has
the
quality
of
stand-,
Editor.
inp
solid
as
the
rock
of
Gibral-jThe
Daily
News-tar,
when
ne
maiccs
up
nis
mind.l
Today,
with
Russia
extendnm
rrnm
.ho
Ki.,t
v,-
moHlf-n
"oak
leaf
to
the
world
su
a
token
of
peace,
all
eye
are
true
DUt
nM
the
foundation
u,i
his
mind
that
Coalition
wa.s
turned
to
that
little
peninsula
for
world
pence.
bad
for
B.C.
and
doubly
bad
forof
Korea
Q
May
I
deduct
union
due
sldent
of
the
Gcrniitlolf-al
Sjh
j
us:
A
i
lety
Old
in
oile
ate
(leiendable
from
my
wanes
for
the
year''
me
Liucrai
ne
siooa
lute,
puny,
u
one
wcre
look
at
a
a
rock
again-st
it
all
through
the'of
Rus.sia
prU)r
to
1939.
map
one
A
Annual
due
paid
to
a
trade
union
are
deductible
from
years
when
softer
characters
workers,
likely
to
lo.-.e
tune
iM'rau-e
of
llliiev.
Itenee,
cheer
up
NOT
INTIKFSTIll
Editor,
Daily
News:
might
ask
the
question:
In
a
country
of
so
many
millions
of
Skillei
Enqina
condoned
it.
The
important
point
was
Laing
was
not
being
stup-
t
fii.il
s:'lary
and
wage
earned
In
1
9T.2
There
ha
been
a
Rrca
sauare
miles
without
an
ac
The
Unions
have
been
requested
to
supply
their
member
with
certificate
for
thl
purpose
He
idly
stubborn.
He
profoundly
be-j
v(.:,r.roun(1
port
wnat
steps
of
talk
recently
about
war.
peace
lieves
in
the
two
party
system
in
would
the
people
take
to
get
the
and
democracy.
rlo
mrwrn
rv
11.
raunnpH
iritiHtli'i
I
tb..
.
i
i.
-
mxv.
ftf,in.vrv
Every
female
deatlj"
loves
to
take
rare
of
a
house
until
she
l?cts
to
be
all
of
six
or
seven.
that
when
you
destroy
the
free
mean.
rxl,
for
th.
wInter
In
action
eat,
we
boast
about
'""J
"a'
".!!
i"
play
of
that
two
party
system
months'
(here
In
Prince
Rupert?
Havin
you
create
a
vacuum
into
which
Thp
nQW
obvU)Us
,B.
attended
many
of
our
council
anything
may
seep.
'
,.,
,,h
rh,,
nA
meetinii.s
In
hu-h
the
nailery
to
your
Income
lax
return.
Trade
union
due
used
for
the
follow-Init
purpose
are
not
deductible:
1.
Due
paid
toward
a
super
continue
.
service
to
Alaska
after
this
summer
is
the
latest
blow
to
the
Washington
port
in
its
deteriorating
fight
to
retain
the
northern
coastal
trade.
The
picture
there
has
already
crown
so
dark
as
a
result
of
waterfront
labor
disputes
that
four
major
U.S.
airlines
recently
made
plans
to
pool
equipment
and
personnel
for
emergency
service
to
Alaska
in
case
of
a
complete
shipping
tie-up.
Without
wishing
Seattle
any
more
bad
luck,
Frince
Rupert
should
have
no
hesitation
about
doing
everything
possible
to
win
the
trade
that
its
U.S.
counterpart
is
losing.
Any
efforts
it
makes
in
this
direction
will
be
greatly
strengthened
by
the
presence
here
of
the
now-completed
CNR
temporary
ferry
slip
which
is
soon
to
be
replaced
by
a
large,
permanent
one.
Seattle
authorities
have,
in
fact,
already
expressed
their
concern
over
the
competition
which
the
slip
will
create,
and
the
Ketchikan
"Alaska
Chronicle
recently
underlined
their
fears
with
this
observation:
Plans
are
to
ship
much
of
the
Alaska-made
pulp
ifrom
the
new
mill
at
Wackeri
throuqh
the
Rupert
gateway
and
by
rail
across
Canada.
That
means-
that
the
emptied
railway
ears
can
come
back
by
barge
to
Alaska,
loaded
with
consumer
goods
from
Canada
and
the
U.S.
And
Seattle,
harassed
by
strikes
in
the
past,
will
stand
to
lose
most
of
its
share
in
this
city's
trade,
and
perhaps
of
southeastern
Alaska's
because
with
warehousing
space
here,
we
could
wholesale
to
most
of
the
Panhandle
district
and
undersell
Seattle,
with
somewhat
quicker
delivery
time.
"Extension
of
the
car
ferry
service
to
Haines
and
the
Haines
highway
seems
inevitable
in
the
next
few
years.
While
the
ferry
slip
will
prove
a
great
asset
to
Prince
Rupert,
there
are
other
steps
which
should
be
taken
to
realize
the
full
potential
traffic
which
could
be
developed
through
this
port!
High
pilotage
charges
should
be
eliminated.
More
emphasis
should
be
put
on
Prince
Rupert
as
a
grain
outlet
by
enlargement
of
its
elevator
capacity.
Docking
facilities
could
stand
improvement
and,
most
urgently
of
all,
something
should
he
done
to
renovate
the
drydock
and
shipyards
before
they
are
beyond
hope
of
repair.
Drawing
attention
to
this
point
in
a
recent
broadcast
from
Ottawa,
E.
T.
Applewhaite
admitted
discouragement
in
his
attempts
to
get
necessary
"action.
He
said
it
was
-estimated
the
work,
could
be
done
for
about
three
million
dollars,
not
all
of
which
would
have
to
be
spent
at
once.
By
no
measure
of
economy
is
this
an
exorbitant,
sum
in
a
country
whose
bounding
prosperity
is
based
largely
on
the
development
of
its
north.
This
port
is
certain
to
increase
in
importance
as
a
shipping
centre,
and
inattention
to
its
facilities
now
will
multiply
the
costs
later.
There
are
nine
In
President
EiM'nliirf-r
cabinet.
elt;ht
mll-lioiiaites
and
or.e
plumber
Which
lead
a
eontemixirary
in
ft
'
r
3
,
fc..
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i
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(Hied
rom
p
r
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m
mi
uilulrd
(ill
,
.
.
ttwr
all
i
tit
t3iM
;,.
Thjt's
hi
1IIC.
UlMi
tl
you
but
M
I:
rncine
mmtt
up,
I'Ij'
annuation
fund
or
plan
""tarlo
to
suuccm
that
the
cor-
unles
the
fund
or
plan
ha
rei
t
ordr
of
pi
credence
should
been
approved
by
the
Tax
2.
Social
Credit
came
sweeping
Korea
under
control
the
silui-
'"Vited
ol
perhaps
two
to
a
over
from
Alberta
into
the
B.
C.
non
m
the
east
1
taken
care
of
dozen
Interested
cltiens
out
of
vacuum
of
which
Laing
warned.'
in
the
west
they
have
alwav.i
a
population
of
10.000.
I
reluc-But
it
is
typical
of
the
man
that
had
Murmansk,
and
after
the
tantly
came
to
the
conclusion
never
once
did
he
later
ay
"I
iaat
war
many
more
ports
on
'.
that
Prince
Rupert
'citizen
are
told
you
so.'
the
Baltic
Sea.
'not
interested
in
democracy
From
the
minute
that
the
Lib-
The
south
is
next!
j
From
conversation
with
other
eral
party
was
beaten
last
June
I
Ftir
years
now
Britain
ha
hid
;
people
It
appear
that
there
1
with
two
percent
fewer
,
first
'a
hard
time
to
keep
the
seven
i
a
great
Influx
of
waae
earner
choice
votes
than
the
SocretU.'ereasM
ln
ner
sailor'
pant.
It
and
other
who
came
to
Prince
Laing
held
that
the
Liberal
looks
today
as
if
the
Mediter-
j
Rupert
for
the
sole
purpose
o!.
could
come
back
iranean
crease
will
have
to
be
'
making
a
stake,
contributing
a
i
v.
k..h-h
eliminated
and
we'll
are
ourihttle
a
possible
to
the
welfare
ation
Division
i
,
Due
paid
towards
a
fund
or
plan
for
annuities.
Insurance
or
similar
benefits;
and
Dues
iuid
for
any
purpose
not
directly
related
to
tlie
ordinary
expense
of
the
union
lie
one
plumler
and
eight
mll-llo!aires
We
know,
however,
that
last
winter
a
devilishly
told
back
r.i'.t
and
plumber
could
hot
lc
expected
to
work
!or
.nothing
Japan
Crown
JVinre
stu-nt
the
week-end
on
the
British
Columbia
coast,
en
route
to
lm-
bob
m
LIMITED
I
nave
heard
there
is
a
lti
H'lnw
-:
f
!
no
point
in
them
coming
ack
sailor5
goin!!
arourd
lt
only
0f
the
community
and
leaving
,
special
basl
for
taxing
dividend
don
for
the
coronation.
M
iy
i
unless
nu.
th
oamA
came
,,n
fmmi
iromiine
i
h.
six-
..
town
with
4
much
a
possible
from
taxable
Canadian
eorpora-
tilt
lie
but
one
of
future
vwtt
tney
up-
r)irnpji
harf
(h.
t..h.
(,,..,,,
,
,...
r-...
.,
,
i.
:ritnnf.
itnlc
rhff
1
OT.ra
lie
-
:
i'.i
iiniiiwina.
.u.u.
9
v.w...w
cApinin
n.rw
see
the
importance
of
a
short-!
thi
works'
in
the
constituencle
knew
that
Thls
is
not
democracy.
A
democratic
citizen
of
Can-
cut
to
the
Far
East,
'
and
Eng-
-
fhAtr
illrkprl
tha
lpflftpr
to
flunlv
.
...
.
..
A
In
IU
simplest
application
It
OVERSTOCKED
!
their
DOlicies-which
ckme
Irbm
'
LT'
-"1!
""ili'J
'
rnJs
hl
M'MP
'W
rk
a
follows:
The
full
d,v
I-
i
and
had
to
be
kent
close
to
them-
Zv,Zr"J:::
",rh
01
Cana"-
d
reeelved
from
taxabl
Canadian
corporation
In
1952
on
,
.
,
.
wim
u
&iJC
itas
liiiiiiiiaii
iru
mi
j
It
is
no
secret
that
Laing
waa
-centuries.
I
feared
and
opposed
by
certain
We
have
nvt-n
Iran
.
close
ileKCs
of
aWUen
he
must
accept
irf
included
In
Income,
and
the
the
dotie
of
cltUeoshsp.
And
one
resulting
total
tax
Is
established
of
the
duties
of
citizenship
U
to
Thf.
tax
,
,h?n
rpdllrp,
bv
a
T0ASTMASTER
partyNhey
were
against
Laing
we
have
seen
dissension
f.
per
rent
of
the
the
dividends
Tf
the
precisely
because
they
were
well
t
Egypt
which
end
Is
not
yet
fi-1
r
"
"
'
'"""-
of
the
community
In
mhlcfl
"
tntal
tax
pavable
before
the
aware
that
the
overwhelming
nalized.
and
the
Sudan
will
be
Uvri.
dividend
credit,
1
le
than
the
mr,ini..
1
rt
tVn
rlrtlllttU
lUtniln.
I'.llfinO
a
Vnl
flit
MHlr-h
H
W
11
.UTOMITIC
TOtSTrRS
Regular
$29.95
"'"'""I'
"""'-
-'-
-
"
On.
i
In
llnH
nut
hr
minv
.
.u-
j,..,....
tioas
were
for
him.
turn.
'"",",,.,
"
r"-
-""-----
It
is
worth
noting
that
Laing'
key
words
In
accepting
the
leadership
were:
i
All
these
countries
border
on
.
y-"""""-"i'"
-
-
irw
re
is
no
tax
10
pay
However.
the
Suez
Canal
and
it
Is
all
veryllVln8
ln
Prlnr
Hi'lrl
would
be
there
would
be
no
refund
of
any
clear
that
a
"squeeze
play"
i!b
Kxnorlng
voluntary
com-
unused
portion
of
the
credit.
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fr...H
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Eninrrf
munltv
protects
In
which
every-
Now
$22.95
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELK
"Get
on
your
lists
every
person
;
u
na,n
t
(topped
there
In'or"'
tan
participate
A
projec
t
with
a
Liberal
mind
and
bring
in
.
.
AfriCa
we
have
1
clearing
and
lantUcaping
Tribesmen
of
New
Guinea,
the
labor.
Show
them
we
are
the
i
lrouble
from
tne
Mail
party
for
them.
Get
your
feet
on
fchi(.h
nas
alrearjy
caused
inter-
certain
area
In
Prince
Rupert
iar((.
i.,lan(1
nortn
of
A.,U;,Ua
would
ooon
bring
to
light
the
Tahlp
the
flMh
of
tne
pytnon
a.,
Phone
644
number
of
citizens
who
believe
food.
ln
living
the
democratic
way
of
life.
As
a
recent
editorial
pointed
out
the
communist
invade
through
"the-,wer.-
of
the
grounu
ana
your
neaas
in
.
nati0nai
concern,
the
air."
Should
these
great
waterways
I
be
denied
the
western
coun
ART
LAING
long
puzzled
and
i
tries,
free
access
to
the
Fir
finally
exasperated
hi
own
!
East
by
the
European
countries
supporters
by
refusing
to
say
j
would
be
impossible
unles
all
whether
or
not
he
would
stand.;
year-round
port
on
both
sldo
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
VacLeoa
.
Civilization.'
And
It
U
Just
But
he
was
no
Hamlet.
-
I
or
Europe
were
neld.
and
today
Far
from
being
a
sign
of
weak
Parliamentary
circles
are
being
which
individuals
at
the
various
moved
to
wonder
these
days
if
function
.which
have
been
ness
or
vacillitlon
this
attitude,
1
1
figure,
was
striking
proof
ot
there
can
be
no
such
things
as
gcheduled
must
obey
kuw
ana
itustia
jiruy
nas
tnal
advantage.
The
situation
In
Korea
1
far
from
settled
and
must
be
handled
with
kid
glove.
This
intermission
which
the
world
1
enjoying
today
may
possibly
be
compared
to
an
epi
a
happy
medium
in
Canadian-
v
r,r,
.,i
th.
nffiii
1
the
dogged
determination
01
me
He
had
made
his
mind
relations.
Japanese
man'
up
His
party
attending
Imperial
The
reflection
is
prompted
by
Highness,
shall
approach
closer
i
,romJ
lht;
b'""'"!?
lnat
he
the
circular
which
the
Deoart-
than
12
feet
to
the
rnvai
neruin
I
would
only
accept
the
leadership
through
cltUens
failitu
to
do
their
God
-appointed
duties
In
respect
to
public
morals,
beauty
and
health
that
these
sewer
remain
open.
Before
we
preach
let
u
practise.
Vou
are
the
light
of
the
world
...
So
your
light
Is
to
hlne
before
men
that
tuey
may
.see
the
good
you
do
and
glorify
your
Father
In
heaven.
Matt:
a:
10
EDWARD
W.
GRF.EN
of
the
Liberals
In
B.C.
if
that
demic
a
disease,
checked
In
S
lie
IPirovsiiicia
ment
of
External
Affairs
has
,
It
Prince
Akihito
should
walk
)u,st
issued
laying
down
the
towards
any
individual
or
group,
respectful
conduct
regulations
the
person
or
person
he
is
ap-to
v.hich
Canadians
in
the
Capi-
proaching
must
retire
in
order
tal
must
conform
when
His
to
maintain
the
12-foot
distance.
Imperial
Highness
Crown
Prince
No
one
must
address
HI
Im-Akihito
visits
here
next
Sunday
perial
Highness
without
having
leadership
were
-eagerly
offered
j
one
area
onIy
breaK
out
more
him
by
a
substantially
unanl-
nBnEerously
ln
another,
mous
party
speaking
up
from
world
peace
will
not
lie
at-
the
grass
roots
to
the
top.
.
In
the
end
the
entire
party
;
LKADEIIS
WANTED
was
openly,
almost
desperately!
Editor,
Daily
News;
anxious
for
the
Clear
Grit
to
A
I
am
a
native
myself,
I
fee
aria
Monaay.
been
spoken
to
by
him
firat
f
Only
f
14Hr.
30Min.
I
CHICAGO
I
I'
$162.25
I
In
sharp
contrast
to
the
gov-
;
Even
authorized
person
must
laKe
lne
relns-
"
waj
1
1
nave
Pfr"'cl
"B"
l
Mr
crnment
policy
a
few
years
ago
not
cross
the
route
of
the
offi-
tnat
Lain
said
"yes'
!
8lnclalr
what
"e
y
"gooc
of
killing
off
a
many
Japanese
cial
procession
either
Immediat-
j.
sound
well-experienced
leader,
as
possible
in
World
War
II.
the
ely
before
or
after
It
ha
passed,
FIVE
MONTHS
before
the
elec-jThe
kind
that
would
bow
their
heir
to
the
Japanese
throne
dur-
or
while
it
is
in
progres
'
tion
last
year
I
wrote
In
this
I
head
when
negotiating
a
ing
his
two-day
stay
here
Is
toi
pgs
and
television
Dhotoe
column
on
January
11.
1952:
agreement
with
the
eompanle?
receive
kid-glove
treatment
such
;
raphers
who
will
be
given
a
!
"Arthur
'
Laing
1
one
of
the
We"
lf
he
anU
that,
wt
wUl
bt
as
no
other
celebrity
has
ever
brlef
opportunity
to
photograph
sounder,
more
liberal
men
ln
the;
..tH1
en
given.
;
Hi
Highnes
must
not
.t
B.
C.
Uberal
party.
In
the
event
!
Here
are
just
a
few
of
the
rule
any
pose
that
they
would
like
I
that
Premier-Johnson
cling
tool
h
he
mea
,,5
u
,
him
to
take.
I
long
to
the
Coalition
millstone
:
men
ho,
,u"de,r?iand
V1
'f
Those
olreody
on
the
voters
list
will
receive
Pott
Co'i
notification
that
they
ore
rcqistcrcd.
Announcement
will
be
mode
ot
o
loter
dote
rega"1'
dotes
and
location
of
registration
centres
for
con
ence
of
those
not
registered
as
Provincial
Voc
for
M
I
r'l
i
votwit.ht.ndintf
nv
n,ivii--
that
Is
dragging
B.C.
Liberalism:
.
v
U
Antll
A
t
I
III
"
i"".i5o
T
,
Atfiei
.
iT
,.
oi
Oil
i
i
.
.
.
.
.
.
inn
nnnm
ri
ri
ur
-
v
-
riciuy
wnicn
any
maiviauai
may
no
a
fc
"
,
.
7
t
I
1
nimmisp
suppose
hp
ne
can
cn
txpiain
vnlnln
10
ti7i7i
ua
man'
u.,
..ff,i,.i
rairiff
wouM
b
an
excel
ent
.
:
Kfj
Uliiuai
olaiua
Bt
ill)
T
OI
ine
.
.
Vinnr
Va
trnt
tK
amrrl
u
'Uni.,
v
a
if,.!.
v..
.vn
'
,
.
:
tn
ead
&
revitalized.
re-Uberal-!
V""
"r
.
v."c
"
W,T
iiuiwvn,
v
m
ui
v
i
y
.
.
.
.....
1
hnnTjt
"
rripn
2s
vm
n.t
For
All
Needs,
NO
GENERAL
HOUSE
TO
HOUSE
CAN
I
'
"
with
iMd
Party-
1
tmnl1
8Ucn
a
man
promptly
order
flr.
any
given
m
cmt
of
the
'
him
him
bv
by
anv
any
mator-dom.
major-domo
of
of
the
could
lead
the
Liberals
to
vlc-j
L
thf
,
i
official
party
or
by
any
police
!
Says
Premier
.
.
.
other
10
Just
clear.
In
fact
we
:
official.
evui
vmiis
uie
B.u.
u
f
dont
have
to
go
back
that
far.
mat,
couiu
come
nue
hub
yrui
BANFF,
Alta.
(CP)
Premier
These
regulations
are
a
good
VASS
IS
TO
BE
UNDERTAKEN
Watch
your
paper
for
an
announcement
by
'he
Registrar
of
Voters
in
your
district.
I
think
we
should
resolve
that!
Your
TroYcl
Agent1
as
the
first
part
so
unfortunately
did
last
June.
Manning
of
Alberta
said
here
!
deal
more
explicit
than
any
that
that
within
a
few
year
Canada
j
were
ever
spelled
out
ln
these
will
be
producing
enough
oil
to
!
parts
for
any
visiting
celebrities
meet
all
It
needs.
j
or
royalty,
Including
Their
Brit-
He
told
the
second
annual
oil-
tish
Majesties
on
their
1939
tour
weil
drilling
safety
clinic
that
or
Queen
Wilhelmlna
of
the
the
former
Brotherhood
executive
be
removed
Immediately
be-1
fore
they
ruin
the
fishing-
prices
altogether.
We
want
somebody
in
there
with
a
little
backbone
anrt
one
who
will
nlwftvu
it
m
VALUABLE
GIFT
SYDNEY,
N.S.
(CP)
Dr.
How-
GOVERNMENT
OF
THE
ard
6.
Ross
of
Montreal,
native
j
vote
tne
democratic
waythe
of
Sydney,
has
presented
the
secret
ballot.
Cape
Breton
regional
library!
I
do
not
think
".any
union
with
more
than
900
books
to
bel?n0"ld,have
mcn
wno
bow
"'lr
....
i
heads
in
aereement
with
averv.
the
chief
problem
of
the
petro-
I
Netherlands
during
her
several
leum
industry
1
markets.
I
visits
here.
While
pipelines,
either
com-j
The
official
explanation
Is
pleted
or
building,
would
in-
i
that
the
government
Is
respon-crea.se
the
market,
Alberta!
sible
for
the
security
of
the
1,11
"M.ini-.!
"
PROVINCE
OF
BRITISH
COL
would
have
supplies
ln
excess
of
crown
prince,
who
to
his
Jap-
u',lucu
wuhl,
uuiawca.g
the
big-companies
have
to
53-1
markets
lor
many
years
to
come,
janese
subjects
is
a
foa-iixe
e
K"i
was
in
memory
oi
ni"
my
or
do.
he
said.
figure.
wn-e
and
parents.
I
ANONYMOUS.
V
The
Complrle
Travel
Service
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