Club
Starts
Work
on
Ski
Hill
junior
hill
to
permit
the
young
oocreas
cnaorse
Kesolution
to
Keep
,
WOMEN
SLEEP
Elected
Representatives
Off
Executive
LONGER,
BETTER
I
SMITHFRS
Smlthers
Ski
Club
began
work
last
weekend
to
I
double
the
width
of
its
slalom
IN
VANCOUVU
sters
to
practice
in
ine
evenings.
The
initial
cabin
warming
of
the
nit
season
Mmauu
will
wm
be
oe
held
neia
next
next
hill
on
Hudson
uuouii
nay
Bay
mountain.
uiouiiuiiu.
;
Plans
are
to
improve
the
dip
on
week,
forerunner
of
several
social
:
the
senior
jumping
hill.
The
flat
gatherings
the
club
intends
to
'
"VAMfiOtiVFR
ts,
.
....
Studies
disclose
that
on
the
"RIVE
AN
AUSTIN
U-
hold
to
stimulate
interest.
Considerable
work
h,as
been
done
A
liters
moved
Thursda
Z
!tion
af
the
eTe
d
"
members
i07
"V"6
SfoVT
hat
longer
oni-
"
the
jUJlir
iU
clered
j
government-supervised
j
and
more
rest
f
uily
and
a
new
take-off
l?ep
elected
representatives
out.
did
not
have
time
to
o
both
I
erected.
It
1
1
the
executive
of
the
B.C.
'
jobs
and
that
the
league
did
not
I
sweePs'a'?e
to
a'd
hospitals
md
I
annpy
her
lexs
rac','0,is
!
Ishoped
to
extend
lighting
to
the
focial
Credit
League.
,want
to
be
controlled
from
the
i
otner
charitable
organizations.
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nr
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mi
iaBBBBeaaeaeMBeaBBeasaSBBBBi
since
spring
on
the
chalet.
DRIV
aiiiioM
ouu
oeiegates
to
legislature.
,
a
resolution
calling
for
hos-
sipen
"
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you
a
t.ie
league's
annual
convention!
Noel
Murphy,
a
49-year-old
Pjtal
Insurance
nremium
ex-1
n,T
vn.Tr
i
fter
tnat
Problem
lapsed
a
resolution
submitted
Vancouver
accountant,
was
nt
J,.
rf5Smi:
2ilif..l?,",
M
throuBh
Lowest
Rate,-BvD0y,
Weck
0rM
I
Ve
ae
ae
The
Automobile
Association
lAAAl
offers
attractive
benefits
to
motorists.
ly
eight
constituency
associa-
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elected
leacue
mesident
Thurs-
ai
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News
Classified
ads.
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vHrnni
unit.
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f-'-'-jior
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u,u'
married
persons
receiving
ch,...
4
tions
which
said
all
members
of
.j
t
ie
legislature
and
all
members
tf
parliament
"should"
not
hold
tfflce
in
the
league.
Phone,
Write
,
or
V
BROADWAY
U-DRIVE
Broadway
ot
Oak
presment
John
Perdue.
$1.200
or
less
was
tabled.
youTfost
i
somethi,!
During
the
afternoon
session
An
amendment
asking
the
ake
wtnf
thr
L
Peplng
you
delegates
slogged
through
many
government
to
start
orderlv
de-
'
Want.
Ads
what
V"
COME
IN
AND
TALK
IT
OVEH
Local
Agent
PHIL
LINZKY
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
its
Third
Avenue
Thomas
Irwin,
speaker
of
the
resolutions
dealing
with
legis-
r"one
,,B
ror
d-sible
control
of
rents
as
soon
as
pos-!
was
defeated.
i
'
'
.legislature
and
chairman
of
the'ilation
and
league
policies
rtionr
301
Greater
Victoria
flnr!
Oreatpr
convention,
withdrew
his
name
'
Is
'
a
presidential
candidate
shortly
after.
Vancouver
constituencies
fought
it
out,
through
resolutions,
over
the
location
of
the
head
office
of
the
league.
Greater
Victoria
associations
moved
that
the
league
head
offices
be
moved
from
Vancouver
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Friday.
October
23,
1953
V).
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-
i
to
Victoria.
The
motion
was
defeated
without
discussion.
After
more
than
half
an
hour's
debate,
delegates
finally
tabled
a
resolution,
backed
by
Mr.
Perdue
in
his
annual
report,
which
called
for
establishment
for
a
Social
Credit
newsDaner
to
What
do
j
be
put
out
by
the
league.
The
league
will
not
back
any
civic
or
municipal
election
candidates
if
the
executive
accepts
another
resolution
passed
by
the
delegates.
.
A
Burnaby
motion
that
called
1
1
...
I
j
f
with
a
thousand
'ior
aDoiiuon
ot
the
three
per
cent
sales
tax
was
tabled
but
two
other
motions
calling
for
I
exemption
of
the
three
per
cent
j
sales
tax
on
children's
shoes
and
YOU
HAVE
AN
clothing
and
fuel
oil
were
IMPORTANT
JOB
Doclor
Seeking
TO
DO
IN
THE
Court
Costs
In
libel
Action
VANCOUVER
(PDr.
William
Kemp
Wednesday
asked
th
As
(RESERVE)
size
court
to
award
him
m.
Any
leain
needi
trained
Rtttrve,
and
in
these
time!
th
Koyal
('anadiuii
.Nuy
H-edi
an
alert
and
active
Heserve
ftrce.
The
Navul
Reservist
ia
patriotic
Canadian
preparing,
as
a
civilian
and
in
hn
spare
time,
to
serve
Canada
at
tea
should
the
need
arise!
-
l
5
j
arifJng
from
criminal
libel
charg-
6
es
laid
against
him
by
John
J
?
i
Perdue,
president
of
the
BC
V
'Social
Credit
League.
J
The
action
followed
announre-
1
m?nt
in
Victoria
Tuesday
that
!
Attorney-General
Robert
Bonner
!
had
.granted
Perdue
permission
g
to
abandon
the
action
against
g
I
Kemp,
an
unsuccessful
lndepen-3
dent
candidate
in
the
June.
1953
2
election.
i
1
Counsel
for
Mr.
Kemp
today
g
asked
Mr.
Justice
H.
W
rnvv
o
to
Eiant
his
rliot
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Go
on
salt
woter
cruises
in
nSe
summer
months.
Obtain
recreation
and
comradeship
tarn
extra
money
n
your
spare
time
Fit
yourself
for
added
re-ponsibiirties
Serve
your
country!
t
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v.ua,,
nn
LI
1
FU
;in
the
proceeciings
to
date
before
(the
case.
was
allowed
to
be
dron-
ped.
He
also
said
he
would
ask
court
j
for
a
statement
regarding
the
Institution
of
criminal
proeeed-:
ings.
'
Mr.
Justice
Davey
adjourned
the
case
until
Monday
to
allow
I
reraue
to
be
present.
Open
Season
Set
yr
mm
On
Fishing
Union
i
I
SEE...
THE
RECRUITING
OFFICER
VANCOUVER
(CP)-Trades
and
Labor
Congress
president
Percy
Bengough
Wednesday
declared
'open
season"
on
the
jurisdiction
of
United
Fishermen
and
Allied
Workers
Union,
suspended
recently
from
the
TLC
for
Communist
leadership
Mr.
Bengough
said
in
an
in-
,lneZ
hpre
that
"as
lons
as
the
UFAWUMs
under
suspension
it
is
open
season
on
their
Jurisdiction
as
far
as
the-'Congress
Is
concerned
"
,
,
-i
r
CHATHAM
Yes,"
we
mean
a
thousand,
crisp
Canadian
bucks!
Count
'em
...
Your
heart
would
go
pit-a-pat,
and
you
couldn't
get
home
fast
enough
to
spill
the
'good
'news.
r
.
'
.
i
.
.
.
At
first
thought,
having
a
thousfin
J
may
sound
like
a
pipe
dream.
Hut
is
it?
Most
everyone
...
if
he
puts
his
mind
to
it
.
.
.
can
pile
up
a
thou
:i.I
"'If
,
'
'
l
i
sand
dollars,
or
a
siable
sunt...
the
Canada
Savings
Bonds
way
.
.
.
because
.
.
.
you
can
get
your
bond,
dollar
by
dollar,
month
by
month,
in
amounts
you'll
never
feel.
If
you
had
started
'"tucking
away
56c
a
day
with
the
first
series
Canada
Savings
Bonds
-and
had
kept
at
it
you'd
have
your
thousand
dollars
today
.
.
.
and
more.
Many,
many
Canadians
have
done
just
this,
and
will
continue
to
do
so.
'
'
r
Have
uou
tried
?
1
I
VOTrtmA.
wptomffloajL
5
fl":
:
AW
The
new
8th
Series
of
Canada
Savings
Bonds
are
now
available
to
put
you
on
the
thousand
dollar
road.
You
can
get
them
for
cash
or
in
instalments,
to
suit
your
convenience.
A
fs
It's
richer,
robust,
full-bodied
blended
to
satisfy
the
taste
Through
your
bank,
investment
dealer.
of
British
Columbians.
Try
it!
1
lAtn
TtAK
1
fcpf-
J
yOR
1
2
"YEARS!
or
your
own
Company's
Payroll
Savings
Plan.
You'll
like
Captain
Morgan
Black
Label
Rum.
fully
Agetl
in
Small
Oak
Casts
CaptainMoraan
ALWAYS
CASHABLE
AT
100
CENTS
ON
THE
DOLLAR,
PLUS
INTEREST,
AT
ANY
BANK.
NOW
ON
SALE
4-
RUM
Blended
to
Perfeciinn
from
Carefully
Selected
Hare
Old
Rums
-TTTIS
ADVERTISEMENT
IS
NOT
MnifTT'
PUBLISHED
OR
DISPUYED
BY
THF
"
ftOARD
OR
Br
THE
GOVESNurM?
V..?..V
?UOR
CONTROL
I
u
J1tn'i'
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