1
,
i
I."
"WOODEN
DiCKEL
Flying
Mishaps
in
Canada
Claim
28
Lives
in
First
Eight
Months
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Mews
Tuesday,
September
22,
1953
By
The
C'una'Uan
Pretts
n&U
a
Dim
7Mc
Half
Nickel
Centennial
Celebration
RCAF.
Flying
mishaps
in
the
Art
Uidtfjwndent
dully
newspaper
devotd
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rup
rt
and
N.nrtbern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Publfcp
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Limited.
J
P.
MAGOffc
President
H
O
PERRY.
Vice-PrtMdf
:it
"'
',;,sca
l-n
intorrr..-'"'al
estlm,t(,,
.
..O.Oalj;
Mltchei,.
ter.s.
SoO.M'j-
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1V5,000:
Dakota
jv,
'ang.
$75,000,
and
000.
As
5
'"See
It
fT
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itilj'oii
li.C.
l.iouar
Changes
AUG.
29,
1S53
SubscrlDtion
Rates:
in
Canada
during
the
first
eight
months
of
this
year
have
destroyed
ut
least
28
aircraft
valued
at
approximately
$8,350,-000
and
killed
70
pirsons.
Those
figures
were
complied
by
The
Canaoian
Press
after
a
check
;f
air
crashes
as
reported
In
Canadian
newspapers
since
last
Jan.
1.
ILLINOIS
l'y
parrteT
Per
-'tie;
per
month.
Si
00;
per
year,
(10
UO.
IVWD
By
mall
Per
mo"n'tHr'76e:
per
year,
8.00.
'v.r.vi
..Aulhorized
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
Ovtaw.i
SEPT.
&
K
-
1953
JM
i
I
11
-s4fja6
Since
all
p!an,;!
,
a,
Ing
stages
of
clovci,-..
Uscence
or
re-reu':.
curate
estimat.-j
"I
CRASHES
.
Th
only
city
la
th
United
Stat
aaJ
WAS
among
the
I
While
not
considered
complete,
they
include
nine
F-88
The
survey
showej
tor
Abraham
Lmcola
bfor
t-ftcam
Cltf
o(
Uaoola
0ttUa
Cory.
3
:J
.
s
i"B
accments
as
taa-
Sabre
jets
worth
approximately
150,0
two
Ci-'-linis,
tw
Mitchells,
two
Beech'Tal't
Expediters,
three
Mustangs,
five
IMS'
ifrte."ftj
ntrlCPI.
yjT
BCM
1011
01
iitf
Mr,,.,.
Jan.
28
Dkota.
from
Vancouver
u,c
third
of
the
people
ofj
B.C.
who
voted
in
1
f-against
the
.sale
of
ha:d
liquor
by
tke'lass.
I
I
was
umiinst
any
ituikri
re-
I
liixutiun
in
hard
linunr
''clii'i
5
-
it
m
rn.
-Tintir
n.Tiiiii
n
mi
i
"
"
11
llarvards,
four
Laneasters
and
!
one
Dakota.
-
i
Informed
sources
said
the
fig-1
iire.'i,
although
possibly
under-j
uueaiu,
writs;:
ijf
irniB
conditions
fca-
I
I
Jan.
ZK-MnrVi;
route
Saskatoon
t
i
estimated,
do
not
necessarily
disappeared
wim
j
aboard.
Wreckage
!
,
14.
Icing
conditions'
i
D1CKKIS-
ARK
RFING
I'SED
to
help
celebrate
the
centennial
of
Lincoln.
111.,
which
was
the
first
town
"to
bp
named
for
Abraham
Lincoln
before
he
became
President.
The
diekel
Is
worth
seven
ur.d
one-half
cents
half
a
dime
and
half
a
nickel.
"ViaORIAREPORf7""&
The
mask
of
politeness
that
I
Mr.
Bonner
looked
somewlmt
idays
of
Coalition,
when
he
and
IMrs.
HodKes,
he
said,
worked
so
;
illlii''ai'.
tkik
au"ur.,.,i.y
iiih
jiiecliient
rate.
A-ainsl
then
must
oe
measured
the
number
of
service
hours
-flown
(titling
i
the
.period
-
more
than
40.),0!ij.
!
Com')
lari.
sons
with
other
coun-!
tiles
or
with
previous
periods
of
becnusc
it
si-tms
to
me
that
we
1
:
i;.i!i;n'i:;n.i
uiv
alieudy
Urinkmg
I
l.iurli
fur
our
own
good.
Experience
everywhere
s
h
o
w
s
itliat
the
more
.outlets
you
ha"e
:
tiie
more
hard
liquor
you
sell
;
!
mid
the
mure
money
t
huni'es
hand!,.
i
Wii.il
drinks
of
hard
liquor
et.ti!fs
wliaL
they
do,
it
seems
;
rcu.
i
ijinca.siFr
j
board
disappiarai
between
Goosp
B::y
i'
nd
Torbay,
NliU
covered
later,
tim
i;
ed
failure
of
two
w
Feb.
5-Pil.
,t
a,lC
dents
from
Slrti-Winnipeg,
kiliid
t
"laft
erasliH
on
r,
flit'.ht
near
Gu:,n
harmoniously
wgemer
wr
For
example,
the.
air
force
has
And
he
knew
thru
good
of
all.
transported
upwards
ol
everyone
was
glad,
Just
delight-1
,
R
.
.
.
f
men
f
i
ve
the
j
to
me
that
;i
t'.fvat
many
are
fcing
to
:
id
up
to
i
d!.-l!:M3
a
wri-k
.v.r.i
im
h
i
i
tif.i
:-.y:.tfU!
.
itself
onto
the
Legislature
may
j
for
him,
but
probably
saw
be
Keiitleiuanly
and
higher
ami
through
It.
He
didn't
appear
one
finer,
but
It's
apt
to
make
fm
bit
.sorry
for
himself,
as
he
li.st-L
ullne
.s.
i
ened
to
the
opposition
sorrow
The
House
has
been
sit
tinu
j
to!'
llim-
He
was
glad
of
the
!
opposition's
tears
for
him,
and
low
lor
a
week,
and
we've
hea'd
Ice
in
Europe
under
the
North
Hil.ittie
-ii,
11
I
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e.l
111
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ItiO
4-
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,,,
,,,.,.
wl,,,
,..
siceiable
h
xaids.
Also,
each
ol
td.
to
see
Mrs.
Hodges
looking
."o
well.
However,
the
premier
premier
didn't
didn't
go
so
far
as
to
wish
that
Mn,
Hodges
will
one
day
be
back
in
the
House.
Mrs.
Hodges
looked
pleased
at
ull
this
attention,
IhmiL'b
nelnv
a
Hood
Liberal.
i
ai'tieally
nothing
but
conioli-
f.
;nd
liis
is
now
'
e
Hiils
these
jets
involved
many
hours
of
lying
training
time.
nopen
Li
if
y
II
all
be
monuea
up
I
in
time
for
some
opposition
co-
operation
when
the
Liquor
A'
t
;gets
into
the
House.
If
Mr.
Bon-i
ner
gels
this
ro-operaUon
he'll
L-'ile
to
muk
:
know
then
the
i.niiusitiiin
tears
i
she's
probably
ciiille
convinced
1'er
v.'ei'k,
:
in-!,
barely
meet,
then
hire
of
five
Ijl'ilKl
is
Peil'
ilier;
very
ha
No
matter
veil
can't
e:-tr:
ter
w
an
'
extra
expendi-
noUar--
hy
the
lius-f,
to
lilt
some
faio-rd.
how
you
arime
I',
j)end
five
dollar:;
fk
on
hard
linunr
inents,
one
side
to
the
other.
A
whole
week
and
not
a
cut-cull
or
a
howl
of
derision
or
an
in-suiting
remark.
The
tone
may
be
lifted,
but
the
entertainment
value
is
almost
nil,
and
so
the
galleries
soon
become
bored
and
w)
to
sleep
or
melt
away.
Perhaps
this
politeness
is
li:d-ui
a!
eiious'h
this
session.
Ther"
won't
be
an
election
for
four
years,
and
so
it's
not
necessity
lo
impress
the
public
with
iw-
April
20
-La!V:
lo
base
at
Ore--,
clashed
in
field
r.
ville.
N.S..
kilhr,:
crew
memljcrs.
May
18-Mitc!v-;
crashed
at
ViliM.
t,
i:ll
eight
men
iij,
for
cra.ih
unknwr,
May
26l.jii'"J-'r
Iron
Mountain,
Of
all
10
aboard.
whi!
in
coast
excrriw!
j:
to
San
Lieso
i'h
C;
stroyers.
Wcatht:
blamed
lor
pin
i
course.
Aug.
11-CF-lOOr
two
houses
at
VJlc
i.
let's
Pull
Together
!
I
;
GROWTH
and
prosperity
of
a
city
depends
Tl
upon
the
spirit
of
its
citizens.
'r
'i
lie
reason
why
some
towns
grow
is
because
'
tilt
re
are
men
of
push
and
energy
in
them
who
are
..'...!.
afraid
to
spend
their
time
and
money
to
boost
their
town.
They
erect
substantial
homes
and
modernise
their
business
methods
and
premises;
they
join
civic
groups
and
service
clubs
and
make
every
effort
to
advance
the
interests
of
the
community
in
which
tiicy
and
their
families
are
living.
They
also
use
every
means
in
their
power
t
induce
people
toTocate
in
their
city.
Wherever
they
go
they
tell
of
the
advantages
of
their
town;
they
v.iite
about
them
in
every
letter;
they
send
publicity
folders
and
newspapers
to
friends
in
other
parts
of
the
country,
and
when
anyone
visits
them
they
treat
them
so
kindly
that
they
fall
in
love
with
,
their
city.
It
is
enterprise
and
everyone
pulling
that
makes
;;
progressive
town
don't
let
that
escape
your
memory.
There
are
some,
perhaps
too
many
in
Prince
Rupert,
who
imagine:
that
they
have
no
time
for
anything
but
their
business
and
their
own
personal
s
ain.
They
are
content
to
leave
the
job
of
publicizing
t
liis
city
and
creating
a
happy
community
to
a
dozen
men
and
women
whose
names
appear
time
after
time
on
the
executives
of
civic
betterment
groups.
That
is
not
the
spirit
that
will
secure
for
out-city
many
of
the
advantages
which
we
now
lack.
The
spirit
we
need
is
one
of
progressive
planning
with
a
long-range
program
brought
to
fulfillment
to
the
betterment
of
all.
True,
the
city
council,
the
clubs,
the
Chamber
of
Commerce,
the
Prince
Rupert
publicity
committee
are
pulling
for
our
city.
Hut
a
more
definite
program
with
each
organization
doing
its
share
to
bring
a.'
definite
project
into
being
would
pay
off
better
than
half
a
dozen
groups
trying
to
tie
together
a
lot
of
loose
ends.
The
old
saying,
"United'
we
stand,
divided
we
fall,"
never
applied
more
than
it
does
in
the
building
of
a
city.
More
liaison
work
between
the
groups
would
bring
about
a
unified
effort
that
would
see
Prince
Rupert
on
its
way
toward
taking
js
rightful
place
as
a
major
port
and
the
most
progressive
city
in
the
northwest.
'.
.
'
Itl.l.ATIVH.Y
LOW
Some
ob
eivirs
leel,
too,
that
lu
putliir;
into
service
lot-the
first
time
Canada's
own
CP-HUM,
thi"
lo-s
of
two
aircraft
ut
this
.stae.e
should
be
considered
rclMivejy
low
in
comparison
with
similar
Ventures
by
other
countries
Questioned
recently
regarding
the
crash
rate,
air
force
officials
admitted
the
number
of
accidents
had
increased
considerably,
but
said
the
number
lias
not
ini
leased
in
relation
to
the
Hying
time.
The
S1.3M000
write-off
total
I
were
crockodlle.
i
Social
Credlters
are
Just
a
j
Premier
Bennett
was
filled
i
bunch
of
upstarts
who'll
do
the
:rith
uolileness,
loo.
when
lie
:
province
no
good,
igave
his
Klicy
speech.
He
spied!
The
premier
held
up
Mr.
Jp-jMrs.
Nancy
Hodges
on
the
fliKir
i
of
Kernle
and
Mr.
Wlnrh
j
of
the
House,
loyal
Nancy,
one
;
0f
Quran
by
lo
new
MLAs,
his
!
of
the
few
Liberals
who
turned
i
own
side
Included,
as
shining
i
up
to
hear
their
new
chieftain,
fexamples
of
faithful
and
hon-Mr.
Lalng,
make
his
maiden
leg-
et
service
to
the
public.
He
said
'i.-lalure
s)eech.
If
Mr.
Lalng
j1(jW
sorry
he
is
that
Education
,
bad
won
Ills
gamble
and
been
ie
Minister
Tilly
Rolston
and
Ki-ithe
Liberal
premier,
why,
then,
j
nance
Minister
Elnar
Gunder-jthe
galleries
and
guest
seats
on
'son
haven't
seats
in
the
House,
but
don't
worry,
have
no
fears,
shd
still
l::;ve
that
same
five
Collars
for
proeprics,
children's
clothes,
v,iyn'
fits
off
the
wr',-ppne.
or
nn
'fv
family
car,
re-frieerMor
or
vacuum
cleaner.
But
Die
one
third
of
us
who
voted
to
leave
bad
enmrjh
.'''in-.-were
outvoted
by
the
two
thirds
who
favored
hard
liquor
by
t!l"
pjass.
It
is
therefore
the
plain
duty
cf
the
present
Legislature
of
EC,
to
'brint;
in
a
law
which
.-Mi
ie-;
out.
the
wishes
of
th-?
j.-ir.i-iiiKr
majority.
That
is
only
elementary
democracy.
Rul
even
v.itiiin
the
li'iii'';
of
t'".'
people's
mandate
then?
is
tier.
Que.,
killing
na
he
said,
thpy
soon
will
have
By-elections,
you
know!
Tills
r
seven
civilians
These
crashes
ar
Former
Premier
'.
58
of
the
70
death!
was
In
answer
to
CCF
chief-
tain
Webster
who,
the
day
fore,
said
that
surely
the
Premier
could
find
an
education
the
CF-100
crash
it
litical
oratory,
desk-poundim;,
nasty
nume-eiillhig.
vocal
gymnastics
and
fireworks.
I
Everybody's
feeling
sorry,
so
terribly
.sorry,
for
poor
Attorney-General
Bonner
because
lie
has
lo
bring
in
a
new
Liquor
Act.
Politicians
hate
the
very
'
mention
of
the
word
liquor,
,
Liquor
can
get
politicians
into
jaw
fu!
hot
water
with
the
voters,
i
CCK
chieftain
Arnold
WehsO
r
was
Sorry
for
the
poor
A-O,
i
Liberal
leader
Lalng
was
sorry
for
him,
and
so
was
Conserv..-'
live
house
chief
Ijirry
Giovando.
all
sorry
for
Mr,
Bonner
about
liquor.
You
see,
they're
likely
getting
ready
to
blame
Mr.
Bon-;
ner
if
anything
goes
wrong:
It'll
;
tier,
only
five
of
th
r
01
Egypt
Held
'
curred
in
jet
planes
minister
and
a
finance
minis'.
thp
floor
of
the
House
would
have
been
bulging
with
beaming
Liberals,
many
with
their
hands
cut.
Anyway,
Mr.
Bennett,
with
that
gallant
smile
of
his,
pointed
out
Mrs.
Hodges
to
the
Hous".
He
said
she
was
a
fine
Madame
Speaker,
had
made
a
great
contribution
to
BC.
One
couldn
t
help
but
wonder
why,
if
Mr.
Bennett
Is
convinced
of
this,
he
did
his
best
to
defeat
Mrs
Hodges.
Such,
of
course,
Is
politics!
Beaming
at
Mrs.
Hod.pes,
the
Premier
recalled
the
happy
old
I
irom
among
his
27
house
sup-
(iRl'ESOME
t!
SPY
HILL.
Sask
f'
ls
a
By
Government
!
porters.
S
The
premier,
however,
Ihiiw
from
an
i
I
stubborn
man;
he's
loyal
to
I
IM-.w.n.
.
.
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CAIRO
i
An
president
jskul!
to
a
c.n'.ur?
hammed
'a
;;iiD
s
government
bul
,on
was
.itnun
Mrs.
Rolston
and
Mr.
son,
he's
determined
to
gat
arre-te.l
iarmir
ptemiir
MU.sta-j
falr
here.
Tiie
sfi
I
them
into
the
House
if
he
can.!
lia
nanus,
ms
nir
unu
"""'ithal
of
a
mmt)ff
be
all
his
fault!
waa
Indiaai,
a
peas
onetime
Eiyp'nn
bUwr's
Monday.
Ail
14
face
trial
before
a
tribe
that
Ls
recor
been
wipfd
out
by
i-and
so
there'll
be
by-elections.
I
Once
more
the
premier
will
take
one
of
those
political
gambles
j
that
have
so
far
paid
off
so
j
handsomely
for
hiim
When
will
!
his
luck
run
out?
He
said
Fri-Iday
that
If
Social
Credit
does
special
cn;r:
cre:.eo
to
deal
with
fm
rarriors.
"tr.i'toi
"
to
she
revolutionary
.
.
loom
for
the
government
to!
!
jrir-fi
in
a.
pood
or
a
bad
law.
j
One
mi-take
would
b
to
whir)
:
;
is
dead
horse
end
carry
the
"lo-1
'
;cal
option"
principle
too
far.
Xn
l
1&52
all
the
people
of
B.C.
were
plainly
told
that
they
were
voting
for
or
against
the
sale
of
hard
liquor
by
the
glass.
Those
:
pipers
whn-h
already
have
beer
'p'.vlers,
and
which
voted
"Yes''
by
the
necessary
manzin.
should
!
not
be
compelled
to
get
us
more
!
nuisance
petitions
and
pro
j
tbrcnsh
snecijl
elections,
ju-'t
to
;
confirm
what
they
already
de-,
cided.
Surely
the
people
of
B.C.
have
had
enough
elections
to
j
last
them
a
rood
long
time.
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
regime
'and
corruption
durlntj
Hie
time
of
former
kin?
Farouk.
No
spt'.'ii'ic
charges
weie
an-
IATE5T
HfM'
its
duty
it's
in
for
50
years.
Mr.
Bennett
said
how
pleased,
!
nr.unced
against
ai.v
of
the
14.
packages."
A
poor
sport,
Herr
j
Hoefs.
It
was
his
wife
who
sneaked
parcels
Into
his
home
while
he
beat
her
to
U
the
c.vid
consumption
of
good
food.
A
hail
expert
has
been
telling
Ih?
west
that
the
best
way
to
reduce
this
occasional
downfall
is
to
so
arrange
the
affairs
that
it
will
turn
into
a
mushy
snow.
And
so,
from
now
on
all
that's
necessary
in
order
to
prevent
lain
at
Prince
Rupert
is
to
be
careful
to
leave
coats
and
umbrellas
at
home.
how
delighted,
how
almost
The
roundup
.came
as
the
three-overjoyed
he
is
that
CCF
chief-'man
criei'Mi..
criminal
prepared
tain
Webster,
Liberal
leader
i
to
b
.L'in
111;
is
of
a!!e;t
d
olottetvs.
Lalng
and
Conservative
boss-
Those
aire;
ted
Monday
included
Giovando
t
who
has
only
himself
'
leaders
of
two
once
powerful
to
bossi
were
elected.
Yes,
it's
I
political
pa
nirs;
several
close
ad
good,
said
the
premier
to
havejvisers
of
Farouk
ami
other
pcr-Messrs.
Webster,
Lalng
and
Giu-
Uoih
pn
v'.ously
acrru
cd
rf
cor-vandu
in
the
House.
ruptinn
under
the
monarchy.
Then
he
promptly
announced
I
N
,has-
V";?r
of
,hl'
w?Mis!
r-riir
man,
.
I.nnes!
povernmnt
thrvt
governed
L';ypt
The
man
who
cannot
wonder
ls
but
a
pair
of
.spectacles
behind
which
there
ls
no
eye.
ONE
CHANGE
long
overdue
In
B.C.
is
to
end
the
ridiculous
mid
costlv
monopoly
enjoyed
by
beer
bottles
as
against
cans.
Scripture
faaae
for
JoJ
ay
This
hour
week!
That
hour
week!
It's
not
that
way,
exactly,
but
sometimes
it
seems
so.
Actu-
"He
is
Lord
of
heaven
and
earth.'
Acts
17:24.
Beer
should
;
sold
in
stores,
I
just
as
it
is
in
the
United
States,
j
let
the
i)
e
o
p
1
e.
themselves!
i
hMw
l.oHlrd
bit
r.
canned
beer
--
or
no
beer.
from
HMD
to
1952.
his
wife,
and
Hafez
Affiri.
former
chief
of
Farouk's
royal
cabinet,
were
put
under
hou-e
arrest,
The
new
special
court
is
em-powT"d
'o
I'r.pt
e
penalties
CAIVINBK
will
keep
Messrs.
I.aing
and
Gionvando,
and
all
other
Liberals
and
Conservatives
out
ol
the
Legislature
for
all
time
lor
those
50
years,
anyway.
He
announced
the
alternative
voting
system
will
be
scrapped.
He
said
the
two-party
system
is
best-
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Normun
M.
MucLeoo
THAT
MOKMN'G
FEELING
Anyway,
the
friends
I
met
the
other
morning
must
have
been
in
a
confiding
mood.
In
other
words,
a
talkative
hour,
and
each
having
time,
didn't
mind.
"Von
know,"
said
he.
'T
can't
help
noticing
the
number
of
fellows
who
are
mighty
shy
of
money,
if
laid
off,
or
are
fired
or
just
plai'n
out
of
a
job.
Per-
Imps,
in
order
lo
live,
they
needed
all
they
earned.
Yes.
I
said
perhaps."
In
1
j
io
.slates
riwhl
next
door1
to
BC
54
per
cent
of
all
beer,
le
i;T.r.ae!
in
the
homes
Is
can-1
i
i
ed
brer.
Canned
beer
came
on
I
the
mmkrt
in
the
U.S.
in
1037.
i
ally,
we-
often
waste
more
time
'dodging
work
than
the
time
it
I
would
take
to
do
the
work.
Time
!
ls
the
very
essence
of
our
oppor-j
tunity
and
existence
and
yet
we
often
waste
more
time
explaining
what
we
ran
t
do
than
the
)
time
it
would
take
to
do
it.
So
comments
"Tonic
For
Our
Times."
ranmvr,
from
fines
to
death.
The
obvious
inference
now
ove-i
eeing
their
future
prospects
I
f,,,,:0
Vnt
nw
the
sale
of
can-.
being
draWi,
ifoni
tthe
iltnltot
Llo'ed
4
a,
irmu
offMmii7tr
.
j
-('
1
Jill
fl-l
':;
nature
of
the
past
week's
cabinet!
who,
young
onte
but
getini;
re-organization
is
that
Prime
j
elderly
now,
are-showlng
disturh-Minister
St.
Laurent
proposes
to
ing
signs
of
'dying
with
their
take
plenty
of
time
to
solve
his!
boots
on.
Ined
beer
h'rjs
.hiere-iHPd
740
per
jct!.t-a
;i).ve-.tv-i..:c
gain
over
buUk-s.
V
j
The
expt-rience
of
the
U.S.
ft.
i
plainly
shows
that
where
people
get
a
free
thoica,
an
ever-iu-
personal
political
problems.
TANNED
AND
TOl
OIIENED
Some
score
of
young
British
school
boys
passed
through
Fort
fit.
James
recently
on
their
way
home
after
weeks
of
camping
in
Hie
region
north
of
Lake
Trem-
End
the
two-party
system,
to
tils
way
of
thinking,
Ik
made
up
of
SC
and
CCF.
'
The
premier
was
still
polite,
but
cruel
and
quite
factual,
when
he
told
the
one
Conservative
and
the
four
Liberals
that
if
the
old
system
of
voting
just
me
X
had
been
used
last
June,
they
wouldn't
have
been
elected,
and
there
wouldn't
be
a
Liberal
of
a
Conservative
in
the
House.
Such
contemplation
gave
the
premier
much
political
Joy.
It
Is
well-known
that
tlie
Prime
Minister
is
aware
of
both
problems.
But
it
is
also
equally
clear
that
he
regards
neither
of
them
!
creasing
percentage
oi
uiose
I
who
drink
beer
prefer
to
do
so
;
from
eans,
in
their
own
homes.
You'll
live
longer
with
a
hundred
registered
on
the
thermometer
than
on
the
speedometer.
1
Guest
towel
A
small
body
of
slightly
e.bsorbeiit
linen
entirely
surrounded
by
waterproof
embroidery.
Oalt
Reporter.
1
bleur,
a
wild
and
rugged
country.
as
really
urgent.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
no
issue
that
is
basically
Last
week's
shuffle
in
the
Mill-
l.stry
clearly
did
little
more
than
bring
the
Cabinet
roster
up
to
fuM
strength
by
the
appointment
of
Hon.
Jean
Lesage
to
the
vacant
portfolio
of
Public
Works.
I
U
did
nothing
to
remedy
the
long-standing
and
serious
grievance
of
the
Toronto-Hamilton
They
number
09
and
are
aged
between
10
and
19.
They
are
members
of
the
British
Schools
political
rather
than
administrative
retains
any
great
urgency
for
the
Liberal
Party
Chieftain
since
the
government
secured
its
I
Exploring-
Society.
They
say
they
r.NJOYINO
fiOOl)
API'LTITE
ii,avP
been
learning
how
to
fend
Hans
Hoefs
is
the
name
of
an
I
for
themselves
under
difficult
Fast
German
Communist
who
circumstances.
They
came
out
as
-area
over
being
denied
Cabinet
new
five-year
lease
on
power
last
.
Valuable
Cow
j
BELMONT,
Ont,
(CP)
A
pnre-;brea
Holstein.
Curville
Pripei-ss
i
Phvllis,
owned
by
E,
L.
Sweet,
i.;
j
ered'ted
with
a
world
record
for
jbuUerfut
production
in
the
Jr.
three-year-old
class.
On
twiee-I
a-day
milkint
she
produced
22.-1785
pounds
of
milk
with
1101
"representation
for
the
first
time
August
10
-iiu
history
over
any
prolonged
m
respect
to
the
Toronto-period.
Hamilton
situation,
the
PM.
,
Nor
did
it
offer
any
solution
to
j
clearly
is
relying
upon
time
to
the
more
general
and
concelv-
j
assist
In
the
solution.
The
(Pffi-
they
went
in
everyone
in
first
class
shape
and
knowing
a
lot
more,
"Our
slay
in
this
most
impressive
country,"
remarked
liked
nothing
better
than
to
make
violent
attacks
on
American
free
food
distribution.
He
described
the
goods
as
"beggar
L
Ufa
Mm
II
IS
WtvM
pounds
tat.
I
Frank
Hannell,
group
leader,
SPECIAL
ON
Sleel
Oil
Tanks
110
Gal.
Tank
S
55.00
275
Gal.
Tank
$
75.00
375
Oal.
Tank
S
MO.00
,
550
Oal.
Tank
$110.00
3
Prov.
Tux
Extra
All
tanks
made
of
12-gauge
steel
Industrial
Welding
Green
884
225
First
Avenue
hi
tea
-
'
ably
more
serious
problem
in
the
I
fulty
there
is
that
the
govern-long
run
of
opening
the
way
to
ment
can't
very
well
pass
over
'Cabinet
promotion
for
some
of
David
Croll,
MP
for
Toronto-tthe
able
younf?
Liberals
in
Par-
j
Spadina,
but
doesn't
like
to
ao-liament
who
are
getting
restive
;
point
him
because
of
his
suppos
Shipyard
Representatives
Discuss
"lias
been
a
character-forming
experience
that
none
of
us
will
ever
forget."
mm
edly
advanced
radical
views
and
Ifejcr
Depression
in
Business
Including
Alaska,
the
undefended
border
between
Canada
the
temperamental
difficulties
Men
Languish
CHOOll
Represent-!
"vast
markets
of
the
F.ast
and
MOtiTDMr
rt:
and
U.S.
territory
extends
more
which
he
displayed
when
a
member
of
the
Hepburn
provincial
government.
But
there
are
atives
of
two
Canadian
shipbi.'ild-j
other
countries
presently
barred
than
5
500
mllps
uvi
unions,
rer.rcsrnling
a
niaior-;
to
us."
I
-
,
ii
,,f
Ki,ivnr,i
workers
in
Can-!
Delegates
asked
that
govern-
the
hnon'i
irJ
Beltone
ment
subsidies
be
paid
to
shlp-ence
ada
met
her.-
in
a
closed
confer-'
in
an
efort
to
avoid
what'
ping
companies
who
build
and
was
termed
a
"major
depression;
repair
their
ships
in
Canadian
in
our
Canad'ui
.shipyards."
j
yards.
Announcing
the
new
AH
Tronsifor'
Hearing
Aid
reports
that
Mr.
Croll,
sensine
the
hopelessness
of
any
Cabinet
aspirations,
may
settle
for
en
appointment
to
the
Ontario
bench.
That
would
leave
the
way
open
to
deal
with
the
question
of
Toronto-Hamilton
Cabinet
rep
In
Labor
Camps
MONTREAL
(CP)
Untold
num-
hers
of
workers
behind
the
Iron
,'Curtain
languish
la
slave
labor
camps,,
says
the
Canadian
Con-Jgress
of
Labor
in
accusing
Rus--sla
of
fomenting
world
tensions
and
forcing
the
free
world
to
rearm..
Standing
"firmly
against
ap-"peasement
in
any
form,"
the
Savin
h
the
r,sr
to
personal
('i'""""'"
The
greatest
new
Invention
In
47
years
'
for
the
Hard-of-Heoring.
resentations,
i
On
the
larger
question
of
re
Iteoresen
i
atives
Oi
the
Federa.!
me
group
i.iu
reeoinmenneu
tion
Nation
ilp
rie
la
Metallurgy
i
"complete
planning
of
a
Can-tCCLi
and
the
BritL-h
Columbia!
adian
government
merchant
Shipyard
General
Workers
Fed-i
marine
to
insure
that
Canada
eration
(CCLi
mapped
out
reso-imay
take
her
rightful
place
as
a
lutions
deal'.n-
with
trade
and
.trading
and
shipping
nation."
OPEN
A
SAVINGS
tiring
some
of
his
older
Ministers
to
make
way
for
younger
blood,
the
PM
is
said
to
be
sympathetic
to
the
desire
of
several
of
the
veterans
to
quit
simultan-
No
"B"
Battery.
No
Tubes
Battery
eosts
slashed
80
.
Clear,
brilliant
tone
lip
to
100
hours
operation
on
ne
"A"
battery.
the
government's
handling
of
the
370,000-member
labor
body
at
itst
annual
meeting
here
fully
.
endorsed
"the
right
of
all
demo-"cratic
countries
to
strengthen
'their
means
of
defence."
But
while
the
free
world
must
ACCOUNT
AT
shipbuilding
industry.
A
second
conference
will
be
held
in
Ottawa
before
the
end
of
I
eously
with
himself.
In
the
way
his
retirement
could
truly
mark
the
end
of
one
era
in
Canadian
LAUNDRY
SERVICE
Shirts
Ironed
PRESS-WHII.E-YOU-WAIT
Pickup
and
Delivery
Island
Cleaning
and
Pressing
Black
627
744
2nd
West
(Next
to
Liquor
Store)
Now
on
demonstration
at
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
the
year.
Delegates
demanded
that
a
royal
comml-sion
be
set
up
to
"investigate
and
inquire
into
all
phases
of
the
operations"
of
the
maritime
commission.
.
They
also
ranked
that
steps
be
taken
to
reopen
trade
with
the
rmalntaln
military
strength,
it
should
lose
no
opportunity
to
;
negotiate
a
world
Jace,,
with
,'
"Canada
taking
the
Initiative
In
'
exploring
every
possibility
of
!
such
a
settlement,"
'
the
Con-
gitu
said.
"'"
r
-mr
X'V.l
1
M
J
politics.
And
the
new
Liberal
Leader
could
make
a
fresh
start
with
a
new
slate
of
Ministers.
Politically,
many
of
the
Federal
Liberals
agree
that
such
a
plan
has
considerable
surface
merit.
Phone
644
313
3rd
Ave.,
Prlnre
Rupert
iiim
.
...
i
.
it
.
,
t."'"tj