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Tuesday,
June
1,
19o4
Increasing
Arctic
Fishing
5een
As
I
See
It
ii
vor7
rae
Area
Gets
n
indipnrint
dUy
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prinn
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
j
,t'.,
Member
ot
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Clrrulation
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association.
,
1
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Llmited-
,-
J.
P.
MAOOR.'
President
H.
CI
PERRY.
Vice-President
Subscription
Rates:
L
5
s
s
-
&
'
:
hi
"'thn-est
nnss!,f
7
'T
carrier
Per
weeR.
ettc:
per
month.
tl
OO;
per
year.
11(100
jitT6
lt"LsU
WINNIPEn
(Pi
It's
getting
warmer
at
the
North
Pole
and
the
Arctic
Ocean
some
day
may
supply
a
new
seafood
for
Canadian
dinner
tables.
These
views
were
expressed
in
an
interview
by
geologist
Miss
.';'-"c'v"-vir
v
'
-
Itl
lthori7eci
m
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa,
tont;,.,,Jr."'li
.e
Molru
Dunbar
ot
Ottawa
and
dividual
shrinm.
,
p
1
I'.1
her
brother,
biologist
Dr.
Max
Cor.acher
.M.P.
.........
mrger
in
the
,
well
Dunbar
of
Montreal,
here
',
elspwhi.
I
A
GOOD
many
thousands:
for
a
meeting
of
the
Royal
So-!
nr
,,',
Ml-.s
Dunbar,
only
woman
geo-
i
until
the
hotww
t
grapher
In
the
Arctic
section
of
!
pound
of
Dlankil
Vai!
in-
Defence
Research
Board,
j
eer.
pnKlnn';'w
said
land
Is
rising
all
over
the!
of
newspaper
columns
ave
lieen
filled
with
re-!
i
',
Canadian
Arctic
and
there
has
bem
a
warming
of
the
climate.
The
thickness
of
Ice
In
the
YOUR
ENGINE
1
15
MORE
POWE!
THAN
YOU
II!
Good
Try
OKDFOKD,
Kngland
W
Edward
Smith.
30.
partly
drsablcd
J
veteran,
nays
he
was
"beaten
by
ports
of
the
doings
of
the;
.late
Lionel
Oonacher,
Ml',;
:
who
died,
in
oiu
vay
so'
I
tragically.
i
I
H
rr-rtils
like
11
li.k
llvtt
j
;
Canada'.-,
prt-ftK-,1
aihlcle
of
tin
!
I
t't
iitui-y
.sliould
iictiially
liavc
j
!
tiled
ill
tli
anniial
hail
(;anie
nn
I
the
front
lawn
nf
Mi."
parliament
j
ImildlliRS.
.;
:
This
incre
Is
intended
ns
a
j
1
quiet
tribute
In
Uunel
roniicher,
j
(lie
M
P.
1
1
Lionel
sat
jiust
In
front
of
tiie
i
111
l.lie
House
uf
fJoininons.
I
j
i
never
lieitrd
him
make
a
speech
j
in
parliament,
lie
sat
through.-few
speeches
liy
other
MPs,
on
j
A
CTRLY-II.URr.D,
i.veii-yeui-olti
On
inun
lass
appears
higliiy
.skeptical
ut
the
object's
ability
to
walk,
bark,
growl,
toid
occasionally
to
bite
the
hand
that
feeds,
at
an
international
dog
show
held
recently
in
Kraiikfurt,
Germany.
TI11
canine
world's
txcuse
for
a
household
Implement
Is
actually
a
white
haired
Hungarian
shepherd's
doe;,
ami
(piile
natuially
v.as
the
eye-catcher
of
'he
show.
r
Shell
Premium
r,W)w
,
'
sets
free
captive
m
lin
ked
in
by
lead
f.
line
11111K
ni
mi
attempt,
loj
:
roller-skate
120
miles
from
here!
j
to
Clreal
Yarmouth.
He
covered'
i
Ml
inilis
in
I:!1-.,
hours
and
i-ot
i
1
ride
the
rest
of
the
way.
'
OTTAWA
DIARY
Hy
Nnrmnn
M.
MorLeo-l
--Airport
Survey
Resumed
AhTHOUfill
the
history
of
Prince
Rupert's
unbuilt
'airport
contains
too
many
disap-pointmentsj
tjii
'permit
sudden
optimism,
the
in-
formation
.
thai
g-overnmont-appointed
survcyoi's
havprresumod,
'study
of
the'
project
is
not
entirely
vithout
intp'rast.
A
few
months
ago
there
wart
a
nole
of
f
I
i
t
y
''""''""in
the
govenuhent's
contention
that,
the
cost
of
"'"'construction
was
beyond
all
reason.
It
was
put
at
"
"
'
ibout
$5,f)
)0,(M
K
admittedly
a
large
figure
when
-
lie
annual
government
expenditure
on
airports
""
1
?or
all
of
Canada
amounts
to
only
$10,l)00,()!)n.
",
'
In
adiTitlo'ii',
there
were
arguments
that
the
........
veather
was
unsuitable
and
the
terrain
too
""
".nountainous.
-
t....
Then
certain
details
became
known.
Apparently
the
surveyors'
report
never
mentioned
costs
,..rt'all.
The
estimate
of
$r),0l)l)()00
began
to
look
i
ike
something
that
had
evolved
in
conversation
,
across
an
Ottawa
desk.
The
reports
on
weather
conditions
were
equally
unspecific,
and
.anyone
who
has
stood
on
Digby
island
knows
the
inaccuracy
of
the
remarks
about
mountains.
.
In
fact,
Ottawa's
understanding
of
the
situ-,J
ation
was
so
confused
generally
that
one
Prince
;
liupert
visitor
there
who
asked
about
an
airport
J
for
Digby
Island
is
reported
to
have
received
the
j
reply,
"Hut
you
already
have
an
airport
on
one
'
of
the
islands
there.
Why
do
you
want
another?"
-
The
speaker
was
talking
about
Sandspit!
j
It
may
he
just
a
coincidence
that
renewal
of
;
the
government's
survey
conies
precisely
when
the
i
city,
through
its
airport
committee,
is
planning
!
one
of
its
own.
But
it
seems
more
likely
that
the
FISHERMEN!
Spilsbury
&
Tindoll
MARINE
TELEPHONE
No
mntter
il
vwirm,,
rent
model
rfrivi-n
tllmisaml
mil,
n,
,
Iiil,"
y.ii
ran
i.i,
,
more
Miwr
Tl,
,.,.,
in
vir
eiiKmi.
riidn
,,
caphve
i,wr.r,
ir,,H
Kleielv
H.i
iiiniitiliiiii
i,
:
.osils.
l'eHKimnliirnl,
In
ilie
t.niliiisti.t(1
,
thi-v
glow
nil
hi,
iiin
li.'isnliiie
rnixlure
.-
1
1.
:,1
,
Power
wurU;i;:unl
yiw
fur
you.
TIhx
coniliu,,,,
pre-ignilniti
nml
is
rN
lor
"wild
l,rni!."
a
m,K
birthday.
Hale
and
h-wtv,
with
'
which
Mackenzie
King
swept
the
a
,'uggestion
almost
of
portly-
country
a
month
later,
ness
which
makes
it.
difficult
to1
Then;
is
reason
to
believe
thai
identify
him
with
the
lean
and
Meighen
never
ceased
to
be
sen
-hungry-looking
statesman
of
the
;
sitive
on
the
.score
of
the
voters'
nlneteen-twinties,
the
rx-Prim.-
persLstent
rejection
of
him.
He
Minister
will
come
from
Tor-
couldn't
know
then
that
he
was
J
either
side.
As
a
matter
of
fart.
.Vim
hardly
ever
saw
Lionel
t
iiirmmrl
the
parliament
huiklinys
1
iinle..s
there
was
a
vole
coining
up
In
the
House.
Yet
he
did
his
i
j
loll.
For
let
that
old
bell
henln
;
!
to
ring
for
a
vote,
and
!onichi-r:
.would
suddenly
but
swiftly
up-j
'
pear,
slip
into
his
seat,
lookiuu
j
'us
sunburned
as
if
he
had
jnsti
A
good
many
of
the
ghasts
of
Canadian
politics
in
the
era
following
World
War
1
and
thereafter
are
certain
to
be
raised
on
Parliament
Hill
on
Wednesday
night
a
week
hence.
The
.
occasion
will
be
a
complimentary
dinner
being
tendered
by
the
Progressive
Conservative
.
MHu
and
Senators
to
Canada's
only
living
ex-Prime
Minister.
Of
course
you
know
who'
that
is.
Well,
just
in
cu.se
a
few
ol
you
may
be
at
a
los
for
the
ans
but
setting
the
pattern
for
P
C
leaders
In
years
to
come,
and
succrsslxc
defeat
humiliated
him.
Now
the
Conservatives
In
Parliament
recognize
him
as
all
onto
where
he
.n
il
leads
an
active
life
us
leading
I
iwy
r-fin-ancler.
He
Is
In
his
office
every
day
and
in
the
Albany
Chili
legendary
stronghold
of
Toronto
'.
'-'
I
t'-i-'''
'.',
Vi,.
1
1
'I
.
.
-
i
liuid
ol
knixk.
stepped
in
off
the
baseball
field
j
:
SOME
of
lis
were
gently
kiddinii
Conservatism
every
noon
hour
Mnut
remains
of
the
party
s
old-H
Is
doubtful
if
any
individim!
j
time
glory,
which
U
the
signifi
When
the
di'nwiu
W
your
spark
pluprs.
vm-in
wer,
Canada's
only
living
In
the
life
of
the
city
is
a
more
Prime
Minister
is
lit
Hon
'Ar-!
authentic,
Toronto
Institution.
Lionel
Conacher
the
day
before
he
died,
because
he
voled
with
the
Liberal
minority
who
Utile
ux
2,000
inil-i,
the
plu(-s
to
Kliort-onii
cance
or
next
weeks
function
Thus
the
political
circle
completes
itself.
And
the
rejected
leader
returns
to
receive
his
party's
homage
loo
late.
!
thur
Meighen.
j
For
It
Is
only
In
a
political
1
The
Parliamentary
function
is
I
sense
that
the
brilliant
Meighen
iskled
with
the
CCf
in
favor
of
!lhi.
voluntary
check-off
of
trade
j
being
staged
just
a
week
in
ail-!
'r,ier
has
ever
tasted
failure.
.
vance
of
Mr.
Meighen's
80th
j
'n
the
savagely
conip
-titlve
field
.
.
ol
big
business'
and
finance
he
MRT
-
25F
has
been
brilliantly
fucccssful.
His
cpmpanies
have
jrrospered
and
expanded
hugely
while
h-has
remained
unobtrusively
in
Neighbors
Travel
Across
Ocean
LATEST
REPORT
Aid
your
lnvilmil
0alf
lor
In
latt
iftt
uhd
frtpctwt
!
the
background.
He
has
never
been
the
forceful,
aggressive
type
!
Before
Meeting
trillion
dues.
j
The
federal
government
ap-
plies
this
principle
in
all
Its
'own
relations
with
employees.
Also,
in
all
the
bit;
trade
disputes,
where
the
federal
tovern-'ment
appoints
a
conciliator,
that
conciliator
always
uses
his
powers
to
recommend
acceptance
of
.the
check
off.
Thp
present
Ot-ilawa
government
itself
accepts
j
the
check-off.
I
But
the
present
government
at
Ottawa
has
never
got
around
to
doing
what
the
Liberal
Minister
25
Watts
Pure
Power
6
Channels
Transmitter
and
Receiver
,
Itroadcast
Rand
Absolutely
the
Most
Re-
LONDON
1
For
12
years
per-
of
big
business
tycoon,
msteaa
ek
Wheatley
lived
next
door
to
he
has
remained
a
presence
pretty,
dark-haired
Sellna
Rib-
rather
than
a
personality.
Except
;
eiro
in
Rio
de
Janeiro.
They
never
'or
his
regular
appearance
at;
even
said
"good
morning."
J,
the
Albany
Club
and
his
avail-
TU
v.,rC
aan
uth.,,..
,..,
ability
to
present-day
P
C.
letul-
liable
Kadm
Telephone
on
the
Market.
moke
your
encim'
mis-very
time
you
don't
:.
mi.HH
su
h
11s
whi
n
A,
hill
or
passing
inollw
.
Capiive
psiwnttid
flat
now
there
ia
w.n
rel
out
the
trouiile
the
cnuse,
a
way
tlint
iu-u
'
captive
power.
Shell
s.
have
discovered
the
un
additive,
TCP.
Blended
into
Shell
I
Casoline,
it
does
two
ti
you.
First,
it
"fire
proof
potiits
in
the
comhu.Mi.'
itt'TH
80
they
can't
ciiusr
tion.
Power
work9
tor
not
ngainst
you.
Second,
it
mndifif"
posits
on
your
spark
:
they
can
fire
as
they
shu
and
on
time.
The
greatest
Siwl
development
111
Jl
;
Called
the
greatest
development
since
the
tion
of
tetraethvl
lead..-mium
with
TCI'
aildit
biggest
Kales
sun.ess
!
leum
history.
It
is
avail
at
Shell
Dealers.
and
arlvici
to
Rue
and
nnrl
ininori
lha
PUT
era
lot
:oilMliiai..
almost
a
nclu.i
I
of
Labor
did
many
years
ago
hi
us
an
announcer
in
the
Brazilian
he
has
been
B.C.
that,
is
to
write
th
nrin-
I
rvi..
Ah,...i
k
h...
About
his
dally
life
and
habits,
Rupert
Radio
and
Electric
city's
initiative
has
made
an
impression
and
spark-the
new
activity.
If
there
ara
facts
to
refute
the
government's
first
arguments,
the
city
will
find
them.
Although
its
proposed
survey
is
limited
by
cost,
it
will
be
sufficient
to
answer
the
big
question
how
much?
,
Consequently
the?
government's
move-too
dig
a
little
deeper
is
well
advised.
We
are
confident
that
if
the
additional
facts
uncovered
prove
more
favorable
to
the
case
for
an
airport,
the
government
will
be
willing
to
reconsider
its
position.
It
is
not
the
convenience
of
Prince
Rupert
that
is
in
question.
It
is
the
development
of
Canada's
entire
northwest
area.
CALVIN
BULLOCK
in.
313-3rd
Ave.
W.
I'hone
Git
Uipie
of
the
voluntary
check-off
mi-.
Ribeiro
came
over
to
.study
despite
their
splendid
hark-4
right
Into
the
laws.
.ballet.
,
'
1
''-
'
fwnd-
of
.
material
success.
1
'Hence,
(he
yearly
vote
on
tin!
Finally,
on
Jan.
30,
the
wo
i
thpre
'fhil
r'-'"1'dr
alwi,f
11
V
o!
ixil
of
exile
Irom
j
check-off
is
a
sort
of
gauge
met
and
were
introduced
at
Jurastlon
,
which
reg;Lslers
the
opinion,
not
!
party
in
London.
!j)ollllt;fi-
1
only
of
parliament
as
a
whole,!
Sunday
Wheatley
now
28
and
I
.
M(-'6hen
's
opi..cnts
r.t-ve..,
j
hut
especially
within
the
Liberal
!
his
former
neighbor
now
18
an-
ca's,'(1
to
taum
him
with
th
1
:
party.
;
nounced
they
will
marry
in
July
ffu,:t
that,
althouKh
he
had
been
,
twice
fritne
M
rnster
ol
(
an
1
When
Conacher
voted
with
the
WHETHER
YOU
ARE
INVESTING'
;
v.
.
.
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V'.'
No
Spying
jada,
he
had
neve,
l-icn
l-cte-.
I
I
to
that
office.
Sir
Hubert
Dor-
i
den
passed
the
mantle
of
sue-j
cession
to
him
after
World
Wai
)
$1,000
or
$500,000
mm
OUNTHORPK,
England
(CP)
Members
of
a
nation
angling
?iub
decided
binoculars
should
e
banned
m
this
year's.
fishing
competitions.
Previously
some
mglers
used
field
glasses..
to
detect
bites.
.
!
Liberals
wit
h
strong
labor
sympathies,
.somebody
chuckled
and
1
said:
I
"We
did
not
think
you
w.'rc
a
radical.
Lionel."
j
The
great
athlete
replied
;ouietly:
!
"I
have
a
lot
of
worklnr;
men
i
in
my
riding."
1.
Ixird
Byng
as
Governor-General
summoned
him
to
the
office
in
102C,
thereby
creating
the
so-called
constitutional
issue
on
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU
TO
LOOK
AT
THESE
FACTS
You
may
be
highly
successful
In
your
own
business
or
profession.
But
to
protect
your
Investments
you
need
time
and
facilities
for
constant
study
of
economic
trends
and
the
"ca.se
histories"
of
different
Industrie
and
firms.
Ccir.sele.ss
vigilance
in
the
field
of
finance
is
the
day-ln.
day-out
work
performed
by
the
highly
trained
specialists
of
investors
Mutual
to
the
benefit
of
our
clients.
I
f
hen
marriage
comes
to
her
New
Westminster
and
Prince
CONAC'HF.R
was
working
hard
in
mm
ys
Barbara
Ann
lisott,
her;
Kupert
turned
oui,
a
total
01
4a
allng
career
will
go
out
of
the
steel
steamers,
69
wooden
steam-ndow.
"All"
tilts
stufl
about
wo-'
ers.
and
21
wooden
auxiliary
11
being.
.equal
Is
a
lot
ol
nun-
;
schooners,
a
total
of
135
deep
sea
n.sf."
Just
recently,
American
j
.ships
having
a
tonnage
of
4!I2,-
;earcher.s
found-sixty
per
cent
800.
gross
tons
register.
Just
ofiu'Voa;
why
thousands
of
alert
Canadians
TIUJ's
111
of
their
Investment
find
it
good
business'.
to'Tnlrust
part
Here
"
wives
uiiqe-tu;ty
never
ciAii
.
.
dr
husband's
brealrrisls.
n,h"
"
W
programs
to
Investors
Mutual
ire
oilier
advantages;
recent
months
to
transform
one
end
of
his
farm,
just
outside
Toronto,
into
a
first
clasi-family
picnic
ground
for
his
constituents.
'
Also,
only
a
few
days
before
his
death,
he
was
giving
some
ol
the
boys
his
middle
aged
idea;
about
,s)ort,s.
His
wife
.sometimes
Induced
him
to
go
to
sonn
sports
event
or
other,
he
said
But
he
personally
found
ha.sebal
a
nal
bore,
and
even
ice
hockev
no
thrill.
Hnost?
Wltffitening
fact
about
heredity
and
environment
i
,
that
we
parents
provide
both.
It
Is
often
said
that
some
people
cannot
.stand
prosperity
but,
it
may
be
added,
that
few
have
to.
"But
let
me
see
a
bunch
ol
kids
out
there
on
a
coiner
lot
with
a
football
and
you
can't
hold
me
back."
..ir
guy
gets
up
and
gets
his
n
break
last,
then
rushes
off
.
the
dally
wage-mill
-Province.
veti
today,
piellminaiy
ar-ngements
are
under
way
tor
i);ing
Saskatchewan's
history,
ring
the
summer
of
Hlfii.
Hi-fcers
and
pioneering
will
be
itured.
But
not
too
much!
ese
vlgllent,
critics
are
always
the
lookout.
I
VtS!
fcASV
KNOl
(ill
low
If
we
just
had
a
hammock
could
stretc:h$ifnd.
figure
t
our
plans
lor
a
garden.
Easy
ough,
If
we
didn't,
feel
so
much
the
opposite
qirtellofi.
1.
ItKOM)
III
V
I
ItSII
l(
A
I
KIN
-
A
sift-,;le
cheque
makes
yon
part-owner
of
more
than
100
of
Canada's
finest
securities.
"..
I'KOI
M
TION
AGANST
INFLATION
Your
investment
enahlis
you
to
participate
hi
many
phases
of
Canada's
growth
and
prosperity.
-
.1.
ASSI
ItFO
INVFSTMI
NT
IV(
(IMF
Dividends
are
paid
quarterly,
a.':
earned.
1.
CACII
L
GAINS
The
skilled
flhanclul
Iliaiiiigement
of
Investors
Mutual
creates
greater
opimrtunity
for
lonrt-term
capital
fjalns!
Why
not
enjoy
all
these
advantages
together
with
the
Ire.
(loin
from
'investment
worries?
Contact
your
Investors
Syndicate
representative
today!
T.
M.
(Tom)
CHRISTIE
315
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
384
Canadian
football
remained
the
one
game
he
still
really
loved,
he
told
4is.
;
Jilt
;f
J
-a
-
Officially
and
unofficially,
the
Canadians
are
neighbors
of
ours,
with
whom,
uniquely
in
these
tortured
and
suspicious
times
w
;
have
acquired
a
habit
of
neigh-borliness,
comments
the
Washington
Post.
As
anticipated
Prince
Rupert,
ts
beginning
to
feel
the
impact
of
developments
In
the
north-land.
It
has
long
been
recognized
gHELl
CCF
Leader
In
Hospital
VANOOUVKR
(CP)
CCF
Opposition
Leader
Arnold
Webster
is
in
Vancouver
General
Hospital
for
a
minor
operation
and
medical
check
up.
Provincial
office
of
the
CCF-said
Mr.
Web
VK
YEARS
OP
SHIPS
In
the
five
yeav.
period
at
the
id
of
the
flr:;t
(..real,
war,
the
:ipyards
of
Vancouver,
Victoria,
that
Prince
Rupert
enjoys
a
strategic,
situation
in
the
north,
being
the
coast
terminal
of
a
transcontinental
railway,
and
having
within
her
area
a
terrain
which
is
just
beginning
to
demonstrate
il.'i
economic
possibilities.
The
hu;;e
volume
of
traffic
handled
by
the
port
proves
beyond
doubt
the
capacity
of
the
:
Malayans'
Cheer
I
Ito
Departure
STAKING
CALMLY
Jnto
the
camera
Is
strange-looking
Mr.
Drom-dary,
resident
of
Miami's
Crandon
Park.
Zoo.
This
"formal"
portrait
provides
a
close
.look
at
the
animal's
mysterious,
generous
features.
!...:
ster
entered
hospital
May
24.
He
was
expected
to
be
n
for
about
10
days.
3rd
VICTORY
LOAN
BONDS
'
have
been
CALLED
FOR
PAYMENT
JUNE
1st
I
railroad
to
handle
traffic
beyond
.
the
quantity
carried
under
nor-j
mal
conditions.
So
comments
i
Capl.
KeUle,
in
the
Vancouver
:
marine
journal
"Harbour
&
Slilp-!
ping."
a
1
One
prevalent
trouble
In
the
world
today
is
that
many
people
"lru.strate"
too
easily.
A
palmist
says
that
a
man';
temper
can
be
told
by
his
hands.
Especially
if
he
comes
at
you
with
them
doubled
up.
,
KUALA
LAMPTJR,'.
Malaya
(Reu-
sm
Qen.
.Sir
Gerald
Templc
,
o-fisted
British
high
commi.s-'
loner
for
Malaya,
drove,
througli
J
heering
crowds
to
the
airport
.1
fsterday
to
leave
Malaya
after
$
1
months
of
leadinj
the
battle
i
.gainst
Communist
terrorists.
J
Templer
fiew
to
nearby
Singa-
ore
to
spend
two
days
before
'
lying
to
BrlUiii'iiitl
his
new
J
mst
as
commander
ol
the
British
Army
of
the
Rhine.
I
in
a
farewell
broadcast
Sun-
day
night,
the
architect
of
Mal-
IF
YOU
HOLD
Third
Victory
Loan
3
Bonds
(issued
November,
1942
W
mature
November,
1956)
they
should
be
presented
for
payment
on
or
a'
June
1st
through
any
branch
bank
in
Canada.
AFTER
THIS
DATE
i
FURTHER
INTEREST
WILL
BE
PAID.
The
interest
coupon
dat
November
1st,
1954
and
all
coupons
dated
later
than
this
must
be
atufr26
"
the
bonds
when
they
are
presented
for
payment.
Payment
will
be
'
for
a
$100
bond
(and
for
other
denominations
accordingly):
This
ff
hich
includes
a
$1
premium
as
required
by
the
terms
of
the
bond
p'u
26t
w
is
interest
at
3
from
May
ht
to
June
1st
-the
period
since
the
lt
"'"P"
1
Canada's
Mildest,
Quarrelling
and
bickering
among
adult
members
of
a
family
may
have
a
bad
effect
tipon
ENJY
ii
aVa'S
success!
Ill
"flet.
innoli-
n..l
Best-Tasting
Cigarette
'"'
"
By:
BANK
OK
CANADA,
became
payable;.,
Government
of
Canada
"
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bUM&l.
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.....
v,t.u...,
V.
.UfJI.lg
Jl-Cl-
3cjFWith
the
Communists
called
ings
of
insecurity
and
unwanted-
iur
sum
more
xougnness.
1
ness.