"-5
i-'wliU
LilliUK
iJtllil
JVlttl
.
'
qy
Reflects
and
Reminisces
As
E
See
It
-n
!
i
ri'.'
Demncrarvh".!.--
Canada's
parliament
prorogued
sweated
away
over
the
kitchen
Saturday,
which
makes
It
li'J
stove.
Ex.
days
The
House
i
tired.
The
BY
says
Sveti.
."T"1
t
tieth
Cen,r.
An
tJliVpnii-nt
daily
new-fr
cil.t-rt
t
i
the
uphuildltit
of.
Prints
Ruf
Tt
and
N-JTlht-rii
hiid
Oniral
British
Columbia
Mm.bPr
of
Canadian
Prt-i
Auitll
Huri-.ni
o(
Clrr
uiatltjiia
Caitaaian
Dullv
Newpaj
er
Avs'lMii
n
,
PubUsrifd
by
Tut-
Hrlnrv
Ruprv
Daiiv
News
Limited.
-
i.
P.
MACiOB
Presld.-nt
II
(,
PF.f-HV.
Vh-e
1'ivsldent
Kuftvlptioji
R&u-s:
.Jy
ai-rfc-r
Prr
.
aw,
per
month
1
no.
i-r
year,
iomj.
ia;
?.1tt
;y
mail
-
Per
rnorith.
per
year.
tHxj.
'Viii
utnorl'ii
&!i
heuDd
t
ia-.s
mail
by
t:;e
r
:
.:rii
e
i-ji:iitment.
Ottawa
KOUM
M'MKKK
TWO
i.
m
....
1
W
I
.
It
mlht
have
seemed
iiuiuml
to
his
st,.r
-.r.WXust
,
Cur-
enoll'di.
Hot.
limit-
nin
fllld
Clismniii..
011
'
H..I.,.,.
.
....
......
for
the
m-
...
.
"
V
public
feels
the
same.
It
may
be
a
bit'of
a
gamble
to
do
any
predirtin'r.
but
it's
perfectly
.sale
to
feel
a
shade
tired
later
in
Ihe
symnu-r.
A
diplomat
is
a
man
who
al-.
ways.
ieimmberi
'
a
woman's
r.Khts
Hut
It
s
here-flush
time,
and
n,n?,th
fr
'"Tj
l
Dull
Hut
Decent
INT
THE
last
hours
of
the
lHol
parliamentary
session
ail.
Already
the
CPA's
4-craft
!
"uioiri,
Progressive
Trend
Upheld
i:
V
i
has
ieiit
SlOO.O'in
in
rreatit.it
Man
to
real
estute
tr-
a
cabinet
minister
and
the
leader
of
the
opposition;;
birthday,
hut
i.ever
reme,nh,-rS
"
1
,"
"
1
"'
U
.tl
flTH
the
sailing
if
the
salmon
fi.-hin
fleet
yesterday
the
.spectre,
(if
hardship
is
removed
....
..w
mai
irg
mic
It-n-LO-Ttriiij...
.u.
f
her
ai;e.
,to
fade,
hut
the
brfom
lx
h.n-k
i...
"l'Kar.r
i
'
agreed
that
this
had
been
a
pretty
dull
session.
one-
reason
why
our
ilou.se
of
-
-
h'
K'-vernment
w
,
eh
will
have
(m.,,.s
is
not
B
fiery
unci
ex-
...
In
u-nrrv
:lliniit.
rikinff
thp
tnve'
Anyway,
you
just
can't
forKet.
Uian
U,rt,
tlj7
riunK
an
it
to
he
is
iK-cau.se
(
'
for
"
"
to
pay
them.
Also,
and
this
I
blM-
t
KI.N
K(BI.IN,
37-yeur-
Numerous
folk
keep
woncler-iiie,
ho
birds
can
know
when
the
cur
has
jusl
Ix-eii
washed.
Society
liiiU-
in
T
'iyuimis
Courier:
"Among
the.
many
(.-ills
presented
by
tUi-'bitile
to
Hie
hridecroum
w.'i.s
a
In.
oil,
,'nl
cressiug
down."
'
'
J
"'
PRINCE
RUPERT
s
ihe
main
eau.se
of
the
dullnes.sj
old
Winnipeg
automobile
rieal-alx.'iit
which
.some
now
complain
I
tr,
has
been
elected
new
lender
-
the
Cort
ervative
party
is
real-!
of
the
Manitoba
Progressive
ly
not
very
conservative,
the
j'
Conservative
party.
Mr.
hoblin
Liberals
are
not
overwhelmingly
won
the
leadership
on
the
lilMial,
the
.Socialists
are
only'
second
ballot
in
one
of
the
'ociali.it
in
liny
bits
and
spots.
stormiest
political
conventions
and
you
have
to
look
for
the
j
in
the
province's
history,
lie
srici.il
credit
principles
of
the
i
was
first
elected
to
the
house
TO
The
can
openi-r
Is
playing
in
!
!
illl.
lea.iiliKij'
illlfnl
lalil
roit'
ill
our
everyday
living
A
y-rituble
gift
fruin
heaven
to
the
hai
rled
biiclielor
or
to
the
ln)-,l---i
.l
i
believes
life
is
too
short
to
he
In
19-19
and
re-elected
in
llt'.3.
Carpenters
.01
Ilie
Mi's
of
all
the
p:irtie
i
)
ii
nk
Inn
iiiiifh
aiike.
The
lleiifs
i.ii
which
liny
are
.i!!i(i-(l,
mill
ht-nee
tu.ke
for
grunted,
far
outweigh
the
things
on
v.hich
they
fllsaeree.
Ileifre
tilt
re
is
!t-.-w
riMni
for
furious
'
jiMiioenl.
'
INSfDK
I
In-
puriUmcnt
f
Can-aria
ymi
clearly
s-e
Ihe
national
i
liuiai
terl.stlcs
of
Canada
coming
out
We
are,
on
the
whole
i
decent,
kindly,
hut
somewhat
I
humdrum
people
even
a
hit
IlIiiII.
,
If
an
American
hu.sines.s
man
;
hires
a
yuiuiR
Canadian,
as
n
clerk,
saleinall,
fir
as
A
stenoB-lapher,
what
does
he
expect
to
find'1
He
experts
that
that
Canadian
will
he
more
steady
going
than
must
American
applicant:;.
But
he
also
expects
the
Canadian
tu
he
a
bit
more
raul-
Kf
i(
IIIKAN
$15.oo
Social
Credit
party
with
a
powerful
microscope
for
they
hardly
ever
appear
to
the
naked
t
ye.
There
may
be
crooks,
whem-er.s
and
shady
characters
In
the
parliament
of
Canada.
Hut
if
so,
they
must
work
so
far
under-p.rouiid
that
you
Just
can'(
quickly
spot
I
hem.
Yes
we
lean
to
the
dul)
side;
You
just
can't
Imagine
this
parliament
chopping
off
its
klnc'r
head,
or
starting
a
revolution,
If
some
MP
called
out
the
WKANf.KI
I.
27-00
Seek
Changes
In
Wage
Act
VICTORIA
'
OITfclalf,
of
th
DUtrict
Council
of
C'arpenVi
s
At'L-TI-C
will
seek
chaii.-i
I.,
the
out-dated
minimum
v.a
-e
act
at
a
conference
wiih
members
of
the
B
C.
Industrial
,10-i
i-
rKTKKSKt'ltf.
29-70
&
.ti
i.x.
n
t.li.i-1
ioo
fru
(if
n
hun.
:
10U.S
-less
inclined
to
talk
bi.
or
'
,
drpd
()dd
y,.ars
a(,0
lne
Cana.
WHEN
YOU
FLY
$41.40
DINING
PLEASURE
in
-
SPARKLING
NEW
,
ute
oig
I
dian
parliament
of
today
most
i
-I
say
the
American
business;
of
us
would
figure
that
"Fifty
;
man
expects
those
qualilles
in
ai
Four
Forty,
or
Fight"
was
a
pro-
tion.i
Board
on
July
G.
"We
have
petitioned
or
chan-
HHITllloiisi
hich
has
re-
Canadian,
because
over
the
years
!
uram.
not
for
the
next
war.
but
i
8
In
this
act
$56oo
lhat
Is-the
reputation
that
Ca-
lor
hieh-r
old
aire
nenslons
in
mained
unaltered
since
l'-CUMi!
I
I
IC
AIR
nudians
have
built
up.
It
is
of
th..
next
election
LLLI
J
LINES
fioni
a
oi
y
proportion
of
l'rihcc
uiipcrt
citizens,
At
the
.aim-
time
thf?
.-imrlow
of
a
:-etl'.ack
to
tli'c
city's
economy
is
reinoxed
ai:il
there
appears
no
rwon
w
hy
tin-
tnu
n
shouldn't
enjoy
a
prosierons
Hiimmer.
J
'I'lie
fisheriiii-n
didn't
receive
all
i
he
concession
!hey
sought,
hut
then
that
is
th-
uay
with
bargain-'
ntr.
The
operalor1-:
bad
to
eive
'
ay
nn
some
mailers
iokI
they
stood
firm
on
uihes,
in
exactly
the.
same
way
as
yon
or
anyone
else
does
when
trying
to
reach
a
common
ground
of
av'reeinent.
It
is
notable
that
in
this
year's
negotiations,
in
the
fishinj.;
industry
aud
many
other
labor-management
negotiations
t
lii'on.elioiit
llrilisb
Columbia,
there
has
been
a
tendency
to
harcain
to
far
greater
lengths.
Means
of
settlement
appear
to
have
been
explored
from
all
angles
so
that
hardship
on
labor
and
loss
of
time
and
money
by
.man-agemnt
could
be
avoided.
In
lfio-J
there
has
been
a
remarkable
lack
of
acrimony
during
discussions
Mweeii
representatives
of
both
the
companies
and
the
workers.
The
mud-slinging,
baiting
battles
of
a
few
years
ago
seem
to
he
disappearing
and
it
is
our
hope
that
they
will
not
reappear.
Since
the
United
fishermen's
and
Allied
Workers
Union
upheld
this
progressive
trend
as
did
the
Fisheries
Association
it
is
only
right
that
they
lx:
congratulated
on
conducting;
as
peaceful
and
intelligent
negotiations
as
have
been
carried
out
in
some
time.
True
the
union
went
on
strike,
but
only
after
taking
a
strike
vote
ami
observing
all
the
procedure
called
for
in
the
now-defunct
Industrial,
Conciliation
an
I
Arbitration
Act.
All
the
time
the
strike
was
in
effect
talks
to
try
to
reach
a
settlement
continued.
Today
the
iT'tt
is
out
after
salmon.
When
management
and
Workers
can
sit
down
and
talk
things
out
to
a
successful
conclusion
without
resorting
to
harsh
words,
baiting
and
degrading
propaganda
then
it
is
indeed
a
time
for
rejoicing;
A
trend
for
the
better
obviously
is
being
estab
Jished
and
it
is
our
sincere
hope
that
it
continues.
Noted
Maine
Explorer
Sets
Out
On
30th
Expedition
to
Arctic
sttrrnl
5634
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
-aid
Victor
Mldglev,
represent
i-live
of
the
United
Brotherhood
of
Carpenters.
He
said
the
.minimum
wa"e
still
stands
at
90
tent.,
a.i
h
i;n
for
carpenters.
(Office
opposite
Post
Office)
j-
I
Phone
266
1
1
course,
partly
a
myth,
for
Cana-1
:
i
'
dian-s
vary
In
their
characteris-
j
!
tics
and
capacities
just
as
much"
Segregate
Worker!
as
do
people
of
other
countries,
j
.lOHANNhSBURG,
South
Afri-j
.However,
Just
as
it
is
true
that
ca
...smiled
and
semi-skilled!
Scots,
us
a
whole,
are
a
thrifty.
;
native
building
workers
in
future
'
canny
folk,
and
Ju.st
as
it
is
true
,
w
U,
he
ajloWPJ
to
wol.k
oniy
on
that
most
Italians
have
a
song
native
housing
schemes
.
while
i
in
Uv'lr
hearts,
so
it
Is
also
true;
.vr,.tP
workers
only
are
employed
,
I
hat.
there
Is
quite
a
clear
be-
in
European
areas
of
South
Af-i
liaviiiur
pattern
to
Canadians,
j
ji-j
one
builder
explained
the
An
unkind
Britisher
wrote
of
.system
would
safeguard
Jobs
for
Canadians
that
we
are
"just
;
poth
classes.
Americans,
returning
empty."
,
But
thai
wilty
crack
was
a
mere
directive,
to
the
over
-fulsome
?
.
!
it
u
'
JV'
I
.
'
-
,
I,
j
r
.'
V'
.
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"
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.
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if?
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.
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i
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,
1
ft
.
.
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v
h'
t
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n
1
:
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'If'-
is.
I'
t1
?
'.
V"..'
t
1
i
I
"-,
1
V
,J
-
j
-y
r
J
praise
that
.
Canadian
armed
force;,
received
in
Britain
in
two
world
wars.
1
AS
A
newcomer
MP
to
the
par-,
liament
of
Canada
Ihe
thiiit;
j
that
impressed
me
most
was
how
I
much
the
parties
all
look,
think,
I
talk,
and
act
alike.
You
can't
find
anybody,
nny-!
where,
who
Is
against
the.Wel-;
fare
State.
There
isn't
a
single
i
advocate
of
"Rugged
Indivld-j
ualism"
in
the
whole
House.
Everybody
is
in
favor
of
high-i
f
r
allowances
of
ail
kind.i
but
Ihe
opposition
parties
are
a
bit
!
more
vocal
in
ihelr.deinunds
for
i
Mich,
for
they
know
II
will
he
-
i
;
"
'
.
I
A-x
i
Healing
Must
Be
Planned
I
1
liOOIHFAY
HABl.'OR.
M
n'ie
'Ihe
.'
1
1
dy
"ChiMin
!
r.'o'.v-j
ilo
in
iioinled
inn
Uivvard
!''
'.
l
v,J
carrylii"
fteiir
Adtnuvl
Poiitil
I
H.'
MucMlllan
on
the
famed
e:,)'ur-er's
301
ii
and
probably
final
voy-&.
to
Arel
ic
wa.ti
-:.
Hesitlenl.-;
and
siiiuui"i-
vi-
i'o
,
tit
this
little
port,
stageil
a
lu-ail-
:
Popular
Sreamer
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOK
j
VANCOUVER
anil
Intermediate
Parts
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WIDNKSDAY
Midnhjhl
warming
.send-off
for
the
7!.-year
old
skipper.
Bi
ti.i.
the
81-foot,
vessel
dc-na-l'-tl.
lo
v;
I
niiia-er
Hal.!i
Hovd
)j:c-a-nli"!
a
jiluqu,;
to
M."
:-Millan
xprf'.-:sing
appructiliou
I'
r
20
vcar:-.
nf
ba.ui
h
s
i
xj
-di
-lions
here.
Governor
Burton
M.
Cios-:
added
to
the
tribute
-i
allc
a
u-:ulc
to
thf
dock.
flovernor
C'ioss
said
Mali
e
p
ople
were
protul
of
M,i-Mil-lin'.
i
-opti
imiUons
to
scientilic
kniij.vl.
,.f
;vpa-t
ol
Hie
w
H-:
I
"ia'i
if.
Tin
-0111111,;'
increasingly
,
apwii
n
,1
"
In
extie,
iiy
planned
heal
liif
system
pays
for
Itself
hi
a
few
years
through
greater
comfort
that
promotes
Wetter
health
for
I
lie
family.
.
Comfort
and
Service
r
od
anno
mum
Phone
174
;
rerBi
i;m
wH
oi
J
r
Ailiull
f:liy
or
Lk
pot.
OIlli
C
ODCEDaDI0(ID
mijHii
1
.1
iit
lo
o,ii-
lottioiul
de-;
leuce."
Tile
Bowdoin
will
journey
8,01)0;
miles
belore
reluming
home.
lis.
1
Immigration
Down
in
1954
O'l
I'AWA
--
Iin.:i:
r,.,H.ia
vlinis'er
l
la
:i
,
,a.4
,
houm-c
I
;nat
ilii-
numhi-r
oi
inimi'-.r.iii'.;
'o
rianada
I
hi.;
yen'
.-.
-Jltilitly
n
wer
1
1
1
n
1
1
l'
i:i'
;';'.
I'
I
Only
(lp'nle:i's
and
rel.il.ivi
of
linin'
;i
a.-us
will
he
..dmiu
u
ii
Canada
all",-
fpt.
''.it,
a
nionlh
earlier
than
last
year.
Mr.
Karri
;
said
i'i
n
Com,
inon.s
there
have
been
dune
pro-teV
In
Ihe
l-i
:;t.
Ic-
mo::t
n
:
ci
i
SMITH
&
ELKINS
LIMITED
2S9
Third
Ave.
W.
uiva
e
will
lake
it
to
the
ea-l
coast
of
Labrador,
Baffin
land,
KIlMnere
land
and
KeinisM-lae:-harbor,
whicii
n(i
ship
has
entered
for
100
years.
'
-
Picture
dm
us
pilot
mill
instructor
felling
rtJr!r
"Uke-oR"
in
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