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Daily
iv,
WOOL
PLAID
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeoc
On
the
theory
that
actions
But
the
significance
Is
hard
to
Tiiui
jdaj,
October
15,
Vx,S
1
'
tv
oftn
nre
more
effective
Interpret,
vvneiner
it
or
111
for
Hon.
Mr.
Drew
cannot
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if'
I
d
ttidpendnt
dally
newspaper
devoieU
to
the
r.pbui
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and
Northern
and
Central
brmsli
C'-
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Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
oi
l.
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
bv
The
Prlnfe
Fupfrt
Dully
News
Limited.
J.
P.
MAOOR,
President
H.
G.
PERRY,
Vice-President
JACKETS
7
-
12
years
more
1
-t'."i
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7
I,
j
RtikMurintlnn
Rates
By
carrier
Per
week,
25c:
per
month.
1
00:
per
year,
aicoo.
jj,f
.;lJx.
I
than
words,
Hon.
George
Drew
I
has
appointed
Leon
Balcer.
MP.
!
as
PC
organizer
in
Quebec,
I
rather
than
publicly
proclaim
his
;
intention
to
remain
as
PC
Chieftain
in
spite
of
last
Aug-i
ust's
election
debacle,
j
At
least,
that
is
the
Interpre-i
tation
that
Parliament
Hill
po-i
litical
circles
are
placing
upon
I
the
Balcer
appointment.
They
By
mall
Per
month.
75c:
per
year.
18
00
uthorlzed
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa
4
W
hose
Surpluses?
7
-
""'"e'-resistont
The
STORK
Sb
MANY
readers
are
writ-
Jt
regard
it
as
of
relatively
minor
imr
thPir
Sllfrp-estioilS
'
be
determined
with
any
certainty.
Curiously
enough,
the
one
reaction
of
unmistakable
enthusiasm
comes
from
the
Liberals.'
They
are
quite
frankly
elated
over
the
prospect
of
Hon.
Mr.
Drew
remaining
In
his
present
post.
They
even
feel
that
their
strategy
may
have
had
something
to
do
with
helping
him
to
make
up
his
mind.
For
ever
since
his
crushing
August
defeat,
the
Liberal
party
propaganda
line
towards
Mr.
Drew
has
changed.
From
a
theme
of
detraction
It
has
switched
to
one
of
sympathy
and
praise.
All
the
time
the
PC's
have
been
eloquently
silent
on
the
leadership
issue,
the
Liberals
linve
been
lauding
Mr.
Drew
as
the
best
qualified
candidate
for
leader
the
party
possesses.
.-.;.
importance
in
itself
but
as
of
issiiJi
ma'or
significance
as
an
indirect
Phone
Green
184
210
Sih
'i
about
distributing
the
food
surpluses,
especially
those
held
by
the
government
to
keep
fair
floor
prices
for
farmers.
You
ore
Cordially
Invited
to
Attend
REVIVAL
SERVICE
NEIL
II.
JACORY,
born
at
Dundurn,
Sask.,
has
been
appointed
to
the
three-man
council
of
economic
advisers
to
President
Eisenhower.
Mr.
Jacoby,
dean
of
the
school
of
business
administration
at
the
University
of
California,
formerly
was
vice-president
of
the
University
of
Chicago.
He
went
to
the
United
States
in
1930
and
was
naturalized
in
1937.
(it
-t
un
iiuuii
ui
null.
mi.
uicks
decision
to
sit
tight
in
the
party-leadership.
Obviously,
if
Hon.
Mr.
Drew
were
considering
retiring
from
his
post,
he
wouldn't
make
key
appointment
or
deal
with
major
questions
of
party
reorganization.
He
would
leave
that
to
his
successor.
Hence
the
symbolic
importance
of
his
recognition
of
Balcer.
The
Balcer
appointment
is
Hon.
Mr.
Drew's
first
assertion
of
party
leadership
since
the
crushing
defeat
which
he
sustained
in
the
August
10th
voting.
Prior
to
It
he
had
been
spending
his
time
In
the
seclusion
of
his
home
at
Guelph
and,
in
recent
weeks,
In
replying
to
routine
correspondence
in
his
Ottawa
office.
The
general
belief
was
that
he
was
trying
to
resolve
his
own
state
of
lndeci-
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHUM
l
ifth
Avenue
East
at
Younr,
Stwt
Each
Eveninq
at
7:45
p.m.
DR.
A.
JUDSON
BURRELL,
Guest
Pies;
COME
AND
BRING
A
FRIEND
A
Kamloops
man
writes:
"During
the
depression
Saskatchewan
farmers
who
had
been
buying
fruit
for
years
asked
mo
if
I
could
send
them
one
or
two
carloads
of
cull
apples.
They
would
pay
the
freight.
Others
asked
for
soft
fruit
by
express
With
the
help
of
some
packing;
houses
I
sent
1000
boxes
of
apples.
The
people
who
asked
foi
peaches,
etc..
said
their
children
were
going,
to
school
with
only
bread
for
lunch.
I
sent
all
they
asked
for,
although
you
will
understand
that,
with
the
restricted
sales,
I
was
pinched
to
the
limit.
.
.
.
But
mark
this.
Alexander's
Arl
Rivalled
By
Brigadier
SPECIAL
ON
Steel
Oil
Tanks
110
Oal.
Tank
S
55.00
275
Gal.
Tank
S
75.00
375"
Gal.
Tank
S
90.00
550
Gal.
Tank
$110.00
3
Pror.
T
Extra
All
tanks
made
of
12-gauKe
steel
Industrial
Welding
Green
881
225
First
Avenue
REV.
F.
ANTROBUS
F
Let's
Play
Cops
&
Robbers!
the
bugle!
Wake
the
sleeping
lop;!
Flog
SOUND
t
he
dead
horse!
Prince
Rupert
has
its
marching
seders
to
attack
the
police
issue
again.
In
a
brilliant
move
to
turn
back
the
clock,
the
city
council
has
decided
that,
Prince
Rupert
having
experimented
with
three
kinds
of
police,
it
should
)miv
reconsider
the
one
it
threw
out
with
good
reason
years
ago.
TV
wit,
a
municipal
force.
Superficially
there
is
nothing
wrong
with
the
suggestion.
It
is
merely
a
matter
of
referendum
and
the
voter
can
make
his
choice
without
charge
or
coercion.
What
astonishes
us
is
that
the
council
should
be
spending
its
time
conjuring
up
such
an
implausible
choice.
The
idea
of
a
municipal
force
is
the
ultimate
in
the
dreams
of
all
those
self-appointed
experts
who
are
confident
they
know
exactly
how
the
city
should
be
policed.
After
this
summer's
disturbances
we
heard
their
amateur
theories
on
every
street-corner
in
town.
To
judge:
from
tyejr.
epnY?rsati;n,
U
js,
easy
tb
he
a
cop.
In
.one
'
bi-i"tJX'lT
i;WH'ntid
ihe'
lack
of.
training
of
some
of
our.
present,
force
but
in
tln-
next,
without
any
training
of
their
own
to
boast
of,;
they
explained
precisely
how
the
job
should
be
done."
To
these
people
a
municipal
force
apparently
presents
no
problem
at
all.
Put
a
man
in
a
blue
uniform
(preferably
inexpensive),
give
him
a
haircut
and
a
few
thoughtful
words
of
layman's
advice,
and
send
him
forth
to
spread
good
will.
This
blithe
concept
fails
entirely
to
consider
t.li
realities
of
the
situation.
Even
if
it
docs
conced"
that
trained
men
are
necessary,
where
are
they
to
come
from?
Possibly
we
could
snare
a
few
from
the
larger
cities
and
round
out
the
number,
with
former
provincial
police,
pensioners,
RCMP
cant
LONDON
?-Hey
there,
Lord
.some
united
growers
criticized
and
make
for
anotner
j
sion
with
respect
to
his
political
future
.Federal
political
circles
111:1
n
til
nifH
n
m
p
tnnr
no
i
i
f
i
r-
Advertising
in
the
Daily
News
Brings
h
(ft
m-ss
ana
si.ia
we
woum
s,k,u;
That
wag
the
w()rd
oday
ft(
the
market.
,
;,he
Canadian
joint
staff
,n
"I
'ike
the
Dutch
plan
you
London.
The
reason:
One
of
the
mentioned
to
reduce
over-sup-
paintings
on
show
at
the
6fith
lilies.
.
.
.
One
of
our
Okanagan
annual
exhibition
of
the
Roval
growers
told
me
in
the
chit
Institute
of
Oil
Painters
is
a
still
rtiod
that
if
everyone
fjrom
life
by
3fi-vear-old
Hiig.
R.
W.
have
been
waiting
with
Interest
combined
with
Impatience
for
some
definite
statement
from
him.
They
are
satisfied
now
that
Hon.
Mr.
Drew
ha.s
indicated
his
decision
very
definitely.
The
question
which
political
circles
now
are
asking
next,
accordingly.
t
whether
Hon.
Mr.
Drew
can
make
his
decision
stick?
Will
the
painting
Winnipeg
to
Vancouver
were
'a
Moncel,
who
started
have
an
apple
a
day
for
nine
onlv
two
vearn
son
...
because
it
months
wc
would
be
200
car-
j
Not
on
thatBrig.
Moncel
s
loads
short
of
being
able
to
sup-
riiKnInv
...
verv
considerable
faction
In
his
reserved
for
outstanding
i
ow
n
party
wniPn
is
known
t0
be
t"'
room,
works.
The
exhibition
opened
on
!
i
nisiv
irai
rvurvoi
r
it
iiian
i
unfavorable
to
his
continuance
in
the
leadership
asquiesce
tamely
in
the
situation?
'
writes:
"Your
article
on
the
...
,
contains
all
the
bran
of
whole
wheat!
j-n
i.iimui.
aiin.v
mfiiioer
at
inint
staff
headquarters,
goes
to
PC
circles
in
the
Capital
offer
Ottawa
in
December
to
become
!
no
Immediate
clue
to
the
answer
deputy
chief
of
the
general
staff,
!
'o
that
question.
They
the
care-
fully
non-commital.
Their
sll
Dutch
plan
to
distribute
surpluses
was
excellent
In
1029
I
was
in
the
general
store
busi-ne:w
in
Mr-mtoha.
There
was
no
niaiki-t
for
wheat,
so
farmers
binned
it.
Barley
brought
six
cents
a
bushel.
When
farmers
brought
their
cs-gs
in
at
3
cents
a
dozen
i
told
them
to
keen
ence
undoubtedly
Is
significant.
Canadian
Army,
the
youngest
man
ever
to
hold
the
post.
!
An
army
spokesman
said
that
I
in'
combining
a
military
rareef
100
who::
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dovdie
R6om
10,
Stone
Building
Phone
Elue
593
with
painting
on
the
side
he
appears
to
be
following
Field
Marnhal
Viscount
Alexander,
Britain's
defence
minister,
who
had
three
paintings
in
last
year's
Royal
Academy
exhibition.
whea:
them
home
as
it
did
not
pay
tb
eyrrrs."
!"!u:
mo-.t
p.-intcri
and
pun-
t
if
tter
mine.
tr..in
;i
l.'.otiier
-
i
.
nit
!.'
r
who
writes
Lord
Alexander's
paintings,
all
with
Canadian
backgrounds.
were
done
when
he
was
in
Ot-t9W!V
as
governor-general.
t
!.-
':ii
!-
r.id
inak'-
over
-'"fi
.,
i),it
that
piit.es
:;!
,
.iir
,
u.--i
cannot,
af-
l.'u
V
fin:fs
h.r
ij.cn-i':
r.
.,
.is
j,iw
;.
aje
eii.0
build-
nit;
tucir
h;-i'u:
"
".i.c
Appeared
we
..i,
oought
one
single
(
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r
tf
V.f
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S
,t-
-MM--
From
the
head
of
the'
Great
Lakes
to
the
Gulf
of
St.
Lawrence
the
sailing
distance
1?
a.333
miles.
AMAZING
NEW
INSTANT
COFF
SPARKS
REVOLUTION
IN
BREAKFAST
HABITS
OF
MATH
pound
of
butter.
How
can
one
at
72
cents
a
pound?
I
used
io
buy
4
or
5
pounds
of
beef,
such
as
rump
or
cross
rib.
at
least
once
a
week,
plus
steaks,
etc.
Now
I
scrounge
till
I
find
u
round
bone
or
something
similar
at
lowest
possible
price.
"I
could
use
two
or
three
times
more
cheese
than
I
buy
now.
But
my
food
budget
for
five
people
is
$85
per
month.
SUFFERERS
Stop
miserable
Sinus
suffering
now
with
Nevo
Sinus
Kenwly.
Careful
medical
tests
show
that
Nevo
completely
eliminates
sinus
suffering
in
almost
all
cases
even
chronic
cases.
Safe
for
children
or
adults.
Write
for
full
information
and
fre
literature
to:
PACIFIC
PHARMACO
CO-LTD.
144
WBtfrSlrwt
Vanrnuvr.
IU
Changeover
Comes
Fast
as
Women
Abandon
Coffee
Pots
and
Messy
Grounds
for
Matchless
Speed
and
Satisfaction
of
Chase
&
Sanborn's
New
"Instant"
My
two
growing
boys
need
They'tewt
jusHat
about
three
times
the
protein
they
now
get,
likewise
my
husband.
"My
suggestion
Is
allow
the
big
chain
markets
a
small
handling
fee.
Once
a
week,
for
as
many
weeks
as
necessary,
put
on
real
sales
from
coast
to
coast.
Let
the
people
buy
rrteat,
butter,
cheese
at
very
low
prices.
Sell
salmon
at
15
cents
a
tin.
&
Sunburn,
with
its
unrivalled
background
of
nearly
UK)
yenm
an
the
nation'
lending
1
coff'cf
.
ons
and
some
ot
the
local
taxpayers
rvvn
trninw
Hut
the
thought
of
such
a
polygot
bnih
i
far
17
-
n
appealing.
The
next
thought
is
v-nr.-e.
Aumin-j-
tbi.;
rags-and-tags
--assortment
could
.be
ti
ima:ed
bit
.
pome
semblance
of
efficiency,
we
have
a
force
within
whispering
distance
of
every
p-
v.
-'cr!
beat,
chiseller
and
string-puller
who
is
ready
to
"make
a
deal
for
a
little
special
consideration.
This
goes
on
,in
any
place
and
circumstance,
but
rotation
of
police
in
larger
organizations
and
strict
discipline
reduces
its
danger.
A
local
force
would
be
a
small,
static
one,
and
discipline
would
jnevitably
deteriorate
as
the
less
conscientious
members
discovered
where
they
could
drop
in
for
a
friendly
drink
or
a
Qj.iick
hand
of
cards.
Since
they
would
expect
to
be
here
a
long
time,
why
make
life
too
tough?
So
if
it
is
chumminess
we
want
more
than
protection
of
our
lives
and
property,
there
it
is,
brother,
.
.
.
-
.
-
-
While
cost
is
another
consideration,
we
will
not
labor
the
point
as
it
is
Snh!
jintiiHgi-iomeohetQ'
propound
the
platitude
that
-ad'
cannot'
put
a
price
on
law
and
order.
In
'any
case,
the
city
council
is
busy
following
up
the
fantasy
by
conducting
research
on
the
subject.
Suffice
it
to
say
that
the
s
costs
will
certainly
be
high
and
the
probable
satisfaction
will
be
low.
Without
dragging
up
all
the
old
pros
and
cons
of
the
RCMP,
we
submit
the
decision
to
hold
a
referendum
failed
entirely
to,
take
into
account
the
hostile
influences
at
work
in
the
city
which
Mere
mentioned
by
Judge
Fulton
in
the
trial
resulting
from
last
summer's
unlawful
assembly.
We
submit
further
that
the
referendum
is
Invidious
in
its
implication
that
anything
would
be
better
than
what
we
have.
Because
that
is
all
a
municipal
force
in
a
city
of
this
size
would
be
just
anything.
You
just
can't
dVny
it!
When
the
cotfee
pot
duwppfani
from
in-numrahli'4renkfnt
tablea
acnmH
t
he
lnd,
eume
Burt
of
ri
1jj
t
i
y
i
has
hit
the
Canadian
breakfrfst
'
I
house
ijsftt
mtf
il
tiaa
ft
Sniv
Let
the
people
have
a
feast
for
a
change.
Besides,
much
of
it
belongs
to
the
people,
for
their
money
paid
for
it.
Yours
for
a
good
old-fashioned
helping
of
roast
beef
.
.
."
Canada's
newfiprint
exports
account
for
more
than
80
per
cent
of
the
world
exports
of
this
product.
ft
roorn
ivkthisih
"fiafr,
aevisHO
revolutionary
new
prooixw
wna
it
poiwible
to
perfef't
this
delicioua
new
form
of
breakfast
coffee.
This
marvellous
process
extract
the
flavor,
color,
aroma,
and
all
the
deepdown
goodness
of
the
fineat
selected
coffee
beans.
There
you
have
your
morning
coffee
-in
rich,
coffee-colored
granuUH-
-100',;,
real
coffee!
Nothing
whatever
to
do
but
add
hot
water
and
enjoy
its
flavor
and
heart-stirring
lift.
Big
Savings,
Too
And
with
new
Instant
Chase
&
Sanborn
you
not
only
economize
on
time
and
work.
You
save
money
up
to
40
a
pound
on
your
coffee
bills.
No
wonder
it's
being
served
in
more
and
more
homes
every
day.
And
it'
happening!
In
a
faat-irrowing
numlwr
of
horaw
in
every
community
the
breakfaxt
colfee
isn't
brewed,
perked,
strained
or
dripped
any
more
Cnffee'
made
glorious,
fragrant
and
zeHtful
the
moment
hot
wHler
hits
a
apotmful
of
wonderful
new
Inatant
Chaw
&
Sanborn
Coffee!
1
Any
woman
would
be
glad
to
8y
farewell
to
stained
coffee
pots
a
nd
sloppy
grounda.
Hut
it
haa
to
be
an
"instant"
of
exceptional
merit
to
change
her
allegiance.
For
breakfast
coffee,
particularly.
Mew
Process
Perfected
If
anybody
could
produce
auch
an
"instant"
it
would
be
Chaae
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ROLLER
SKATING
Juniors:
H2-30
mm
!
6:00X16
fCMM
Wednesday
3:30-5
p.m.
Farewell
to
Grounds
No
Coffee
Pot!
Youths:
Friday
7:00
-
9
p.m.
Adults:
Wed.,
7:30-
10:30
p.m.
Yes,
this
instant
coffee
is
fur
cry
from
the
weak,
dis
60c
SALE
60c
appointing
conee
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lArr..,.
on
It'i
potent,
full-flavored,
100
real
coffee!
But
there's
only
one
way
to
prove
it.
Get
a
jar
of
New
Instant
Chase
&
Sanborn.
Taste
that
RECORDS
Saturday
1:30
p.m.-
5:00
p.m.
7:00
p.m.
-
10:30
p.m.
SKATE
CLUB
TO
EE
ANNOUNCED
78
RPM
Same
guarantee
as
new
tire
Same
tread
design
as
new
tire
Same
tread
width
and
depth
as
new
tire
Drive
in
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For
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Of
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BOB
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.
'The
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Service"
Your
Local
FORD-MONARCH
DEALER
Phone
93
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RPM
U
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-
-
"or
1""
I
j
freslily
ground
coffee
flavor
so
good
you'll
make
it
your
regular
coffee!
POPULAR
STOCK
LARGE
SELECTION
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
313
3rd
Ave.,
Prinee
Rupert
Phone
flit
Civic
Centre
fiesfiy
Ground
G$
They've
switched
to
new
Instant
Chase
&
Sanborn
for
breakfast
and
they
love
it!
No
more
coffee
stains
or
grounds
in
her
modern
kitchen.
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