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OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeod
Monday,
February
16.
J953
?7
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e
1
a
.
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,
.
w
n
The
upsun:e
In
hlKhwuy
accl-rit'iits
l
rhuiKid
by
traffic
ex
pt-rts
to
"(p-n
weiillH-r,
uwt
roads
.tnd
cloM'd
minds."
in
liijepiidfut
dully
newspaper
deowd
to
the
upbuilding
of
prUo
Rupen
Hid
North
wn
and
Central
British
Columbia,
Mi-mber
or
Canadian
Hrem
AuUlt
Bureau
of
Circulation
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
AasoclatloQ.
PubUafaed
by
lie
Prince
Rupert
Dally
Newi
LlmltM
.
r.
MAGOR,
Piwident
H.
O.
PERKY.
Vlce-Prealdant
'Itlmul
romrs
up
Tv
vouid
mm
Hi,,
0l;;"
twi-en
hum
S!(J
tht
.
'
OUVfr
IS
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e
covering
tlif
,irr
v
nut
and
'lVrrme
A
London
d,
terlty
rimwiou.v
hn,
i)H
mllliuiui.rr,
in
V;
IMI
HI
STINfi
AS
WI
I.I.T
If
a
woman
has
Iku
loved
haU-d
unU
iiivlid.
hrr
life
vut
worth
llvints-ta
Sutoadiptlon
Ratea?
6y
earner
-
l
weK.
25c:
per
month
1
U"j;
per
year.
ilO.GO
fiT
mall
Pel
.nolitl).
'lie.
per
year.
8
00.
One
of
the
wnlor
rahtm
t
;
niinlsU-rs
mrcnUy
rf-rred
to
the
diflslons
of
the
pre-Chrlst-;
mas
Commonwealth
Ecnnumir
Conferern-e
as
'tivr
best
knt
lnternMtiiMial
sii'ri't
uiue
World
War
II
"
11.
il
SuUwriMrt
aa
ir.d
ciaas
r.:all
by
Ui
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa,
Let's
Hear
Road
Policy
A
billion
'10m
Ue
Arctic,
Bt
Epv
ixinuld
Mjiiili.
ntcnlkfiiii
STime
llomb
in
Milk
Thfre
Is
a
sui,,,
helX'd.
The
ronuiM-lit
Wtis
official
fH-
Uwa's
first
InUmalUm
Uiat
tle
;
llic
V)
old
(f,e
pciiKiorui.
m
-
CALI
Ut
"i.ri
THE
Social
Credit
gov-;
ernment
of
B.C.
has
been
quick
to
remedy!
some
of
its
blunders.
For
instance
the
asinine
order
forbidding
ordering
more
than
f
r.
iirc
had
at
tiicvf-d
anytliliu
iJO
wlla
An
Eskimo
might
wikIi
to
be
accn-t
about
Prcvmu&ly
'
,
to
know
Uw
time
when
niKJit
tlw
inipreiuiion
lud
po
vail.
d
run
Ut
for
day
and
days
hst
the
inciting
had
ctmnerm-d
i
itself
with
general
inrlplii
DlMVilSi;
St
M,U
and
had
susjux-d1
short
of
con-
1
jvr
i-nur,h
liter
is
sciuit
trrl
dM-UiotiS.
Tltc
belief
s
dif
lereiuc
In
the
way
touruM
thit
any
drastic
changes
in
pol-
jwt
in-
Uwy
up
north
or
down
V
;jN
ORDER
that
the
wealth
of
resources
in
our
I
lands,
forests,
mines
and
agriculture,
together
with
our
scenic
lieauty,
may
be
made
more
accessible,
a
well-considered
policy
of
highway
contruct-tkm
has
leen
formulated."
Thi
nart
of
the
announced
policy
of
the
pro-
-
s
v
0jm
1
1
1
""T
'
1
'
W
In
1
1
wv
awMiWl
li
autrlf
onlv
aftyr
WW.
TO
I
j
another
iHrtiferencc
at
which'
1
OoUl
Lite
L'luU'd
Sli
i
uiJ
lU
i
1
4.
...
.tnrl
in
1
Us
Vllttft.ll
V
1111
vmciai
jfoveriiiinriii,
as
nimamcu
mc
....
ii,.,
Tu..n
:n..
,.i-
.mlir
n
itVi
Viirrli
Vinno
rmr
also
AMBASS.IKR
111
NET
CABOT
I.OPCK
Jr.,
jermanent
repre-
rflKn
countries
.iuUkV
of
ll
aentatjve
of
the
United
SUIn
to
the
United
Nations,
looks
at
wiulh
Y"t
we
have
a
lutlill
Hint
a
trtllluiit
Jy
or
nuion-iiiil
itiMna
ttX
D.lt.Ji
Cuiur!"T.-iH-
Aluska
ran
U'ke
a
lot
of
tieaunc
I-et's
eluerlAiry
admit
t!e
ti.,utlilalid
lias
IU
rtkarnu.
but
the
weiiic
irmlehty
of
mile
high
mountain
truarding
blu"
waU-r
sticks
in
meiiuiry.
;
mu
j
in
imc,
iius
u
i
lift
uuij
"
M-;t,i
?i
oovt:un
mnniint
f
nervous
curiosity.
What
I
a
glass
of
beer
at
a
time
though
iyou
could
nuzzle
a
quart
bottle!
j
The
outraged
roars
of
the
beer
parlor
patrons
made
the
government
gee
the
error
of
iu
way.
It
will
take
a
Utile
more
time
to
brine
the
milk
crisis
to
a
head.
But
the
government'
new
milk
policy
is
aontradtrtory
and
I
self
-defeating.
It
is
like
selling
will
the
government's
definition
of
"well-consid-
I
Iiuii
Curtain
would
tic
rejne
'
scnti-d.
j
But
-ver
aiiv
U'
liii;lily
au-jUtorltaUvc
tip
Irian
a
cabinet
minisu-r
that
Uip-M-crt
male-rial
is
involved,
l-arhaiocnt
Hill
lilrcles
have
becof'.
a
latt-b-d
th
bas-relief
panels
oj
one
of
the
doors
to
the
public
entrance
to
UM
headquarters
In
New
York.
The
seven
nickel-plated
doors
were
designed
by
Montreal
architect
Ernest
Cormier
and
donated
by
Canada.
On
the
exterior
of
each
door
are
four
panels
in
bas-relief
tymbolizing
peace,
justice,
truth
and
fraternity.
fcil'OM
n
ft
I
1(1
K'
l.
To
Beautil
Your
Horn!
While
there
has
Iwen
a
great
deal
of
persuasive
talk
which
we
do
pot
necessarily
dispute
about
of
rumor
and
sjecu.tion.
Some
of
tlu'
surmirrfs
are
at
least
In-t.-llieiK
and
bear
inUrestiiv:
sirw
of
aih
niicity
Tt-
mot
airestlng
if
them
are
two.
ttOY
Ml
IIS
(IHL
To
the
Hank
of
America
In,
VokohaD.
a
banklJUt-by-nwil
cutotucr
In
Korea
sent
a
signature
curd
filled
out
a
follows:
j
Futhers
name:
John
Mitton)
maiden
name:
At-nes
lntrodue-
i
I
the
need
for
attention
to
the
southern
transprovin-
Depend
wi
a
Hi
r'lilmljfr
lor
plans
U.at
tm
:
roiufort
and
mr
home
living
t
1
TT
T
-1
I
.
.1
.
f.
I,
f-,
some
milk
at
bargain
counter
rates
but
with
a
delayed
time
I
bomb
in
every
bottle.
I
MERE
is
the
Social
Credit
gov-
!
ernment'
new
milk
policy:
:
I
1.
PfM-e
controls
on
milk
arc
Parliament
Hill
By
Edward
T.
Applewhaite,
M
P.,
Skeena
namely
I
Valley
connections
and
one
or
two
other
worthy
1
iiiYio-ts
what
we
are
strainin.fr
to
hear
is
a
little
Thai
the
Commonwealth
Fro-,fj
t)V;
i
lwy
)u;.t
met
casually
"
nonje
Confer,
rue
ai-recd
uiam
j
I
fitfm
tlBIM
tVtA
ar,..L
I
,.t
n,.
IT.,
.
,1
.
international
ba.kiuK
pun,
trsusi
j)y,
aomelhint
or
oth'-r
'
-
"
v.
i
nui
,1
.
VJ
i
urn.-
i
WlfUlU
join
ill
.
u
jj
-
uj
PHONE
171
abolii&ed,
except
aa
paid
to
the
j
farmers
for
liquid
milk,
as
dis-i
tinguuhed
from
milk
used
to
luct!
just
when
the
Currie
Re-
portiig
the
Minister
(Mr.
Win-
which
would
result
in
twly
cur
that
sounds
new
coriretniivt
more
discussion
about
us
up
here.
;
If
this
appears
to
be
a
parochial
attitude,
we
food
factories.
This
means
that
are
oliliced
to
observe
in
all
modesty
that
there
are
-snimr
and
other
chain
store
,
.i...
u...l.:i
,.f
wiU
te
to
miik
cheaper
-
tnose
wno
seem
10
mitm
uus
is
a
wuiuinmrc
yni
than
it
is
now
sold
by
household
.
I
.
I
.
.
,
t
.
,
1,11
It
.
port
is
lucn
aeaa
issue
that
no
tersi
in
moving
forward
thU
retiry
convertibility.
one
wants
to
hear
it
mentioned
resolution.
,
j
That
lhe
commonwalUi
b-
.
kVT
JLD
!t
1:001
"'
Hc
ouUlned
several
ik.
nomw
Conference
a!
aerwsd
in
u
u
mittee
w'hlch
ha
been
discus.4-(
tt.hi(.n
conservation
authorities
principle
to
an
upward
revlsusn
ing
nothing
eJse.
However,
it
t.av.
,lreadv
undertaken
In
his
in
the
price
of
gold
eems
to
tr.e
that
even
the
c-joi-
;
district
to
hold
back
an
amount
n..th
dfrision
reouire
t:ve
co-mittee
ts
now
tiring
of
the
ul-,of
waU.r
for
conservatton.
and
operation
of
Wa.litiiutou
Aid
ject,
very
fast.
!also
to
stop
hqqiIuw.
lie
poinU'ci
that
ro-ieraUon
U
re4rfied
lo
Politics
seem
to
be
raglnj
in
out
that
water
Is
extremely
be
the
purpow
behind
the
mis-the
proviitce
of
Quebec,
.itli
cheap
and
so,
often
wasted.
It
lon
to
Washington
of
Ilntuli
Mr.
Dupleasis
getting
himself
is
only
when
we
have
a
shortage
Foreign
Minister
dn
aryl
into
hot
water
over
his
ant.-
that
hn
seem
m
have
nn
'
Chancellor
of
the
Fsrhffur-r
OI
tile
tlfUUCl
LU
Luiuiaw,
fc
To
take
transjorUtion
companies
alone
Can-
2.
Importation
into
B.C.
or
sale
in
B.C.
of
butter
substitute
"other
than
margarine
is
banned.
Considered
together,
these
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
ruiiitim:
and
IJectfTutirMS
General
Controctor
!iillillng
and
Repalrr
of
all
kimls,
P.l.
Rot
169
rhone
Rrd
3I
-
adian
National
Railways
is
preparing
to
do
a
major
Smith
&
I
maintenance
job
on
its
Smithers
division
which
last
vear
proved
the
mast
profitable
on
the
system;
roles
are
so
contradictory
as
to
border
on
the
ludicrous.
It
has
LIMITED
P.O.
Box
VI
been
well
known
for
year
past!
1oor
A
far
a
I
can
'
abundance
consider
the
mm-
Butkr
that
some
milk
could
be
sold
on
ec.
Mr.
Duple!
U
not
near-
Sity
for
preserving
and
coiua
rv-!
'
TUe
rawsltiility
tluC
curreiK-y
a
rash-and-r&rrv
hasU
through
My
as
Important
a
Hear
I
to.n'
ino
water
convertibility
and
ii
Is
her
.
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
is
about
to
introduce
a
'
Prinr-o
TJnnprt
Tprvnrp
-now
cm-viY.o
tn
inr-liiflo
price
fcr
old
are
involved
in
the
federal
point
of
view
as
he
j
Safeway,
etc.,
cheaper
than
all
C"
:
1
1
T
.
'
,.
.
1
T
K
Aim
T
ivi
Vnp,
Alastair
Stewart,
ccr"
of
Win-
ninpu
Viuk
akj.l
ft
lot
ft
nup-
would
like
to
be.
In
fact,
whir;
.iiiiitnris
anu
rriiite
vjcojjjc,
11,111a
mi
umra
iuu
milk
could
be
sold
at
the
kitchen
it
cornea
to
personalities.
Mr.
61.
,.hail,
..f-.raUnn
Kniack."
found
the
district
sufficiently
interesting
to
start
;
door
by
a
miik-rout
driver.
But
weight
Mr
CamfMiey
inlormed
the
Laurent
carries
more
than
a
dozen
Duple.ssis.
regular
flights
between
here
and
Ketchikan
;
Queen
to
show
that
if
they
were
to
lose
the
Kden-Birtler
mission
to,
Washlnfton
has
served
to
In-'!
tenlfv.
Interest
tn
it
In
hi;
capital.
Both
projects
nre-f'
top-level
interest
to
the
Canadian
economy
Trade
st-tittes:
re
Uamning
to
level
off
Iioui
their
reiit
rword
Mk.
and
House
that
no
Canadian
troops
took
part
in
"Ojjeralion
Sniaik."
joiio,uci,Uy
the
Canadian
gov-
The
ruler
of
the
UJ3.S.R.
have
tried
iso
far
without
success!
to
NORTHWEST
CONSTRUCTION
1
tsrKM.
f
ONTRMTOUS
I'.o.
Itus
rrinee
a
large
slice
of
their
total
busi-jness
to
the
big
stores,
like
way,
they
would
be
unable
to
stay
in
business.
In
many
dis-
i
tricts.
Charlotte
Airlines
has
established
a
new
northern
headquarters
in
this
city
and
commutes
regularly
to-
Kitimat.
By
water
there
is
also
a
busy
traffic
queiu,,,
me
ures
oi
nauuiisM:ii
ernment
ha
mio
iniormauon
rein
the
Ukraine.
In
app!ylnS
lo;,ating
w
tnis
n,,,
beyond
one
or
tne
mam
labors
neia
ine
canaaian
Jjepartmeni
ot
tx-
what
nas
app(,ured
in
he
p;.aJ
responsible
i-s
the
spieadliii:
moving
in
and
out
of
this
port.
vr
i
ii
ixi
AiidiiB
yowutn
v
Ji
.
-t
i
use
a
uBure
01
speecnne
for
-
certificate,
of
identitv
11
Ik
distributors
argued
that
if
dollar
scarcity.
In
addition,
i
Canadian
cold
mines
hnve
wei
s
finding
It
lncrenslnr!y
dilflrult
',
to
operate
under
the
prvsf-nt
j
ork'e
which
the
yellow
m
al
I
MILESTONES
lrHn
the
m
lnr
ailt
N-
1
COMMERCIAL
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
DOMEi"
CONSTRUCTION
and
MAINTENANC
necessary
for
the
applicant
to
state
his
nationality.'
In
herd
fact
there
is
no
Ukrainian
nation
today.
Recently
an
applicant
as
so
advised;
the
wording
wai
official
and
impersonal
and
th?
reaction
could
be
one
of
ills-
Safeway
and
such
companies
were
allowed
to
take
off
the
cream
of
the
cash
milk
market
they
the
household
delivery
men
would
be
left
with
the
skim
milk.
They
say
that
exactly
the
ronmiancls.
One
ifnnm
is
th
it
j
40
YeOrt
Ago
Today
'many
of
tlte
mlnea
hive
ex-
D.
M
Bain,
well
known
l..cal!
haiuted
thiir
richest
ore
unil
nhotovruoher
oreaentert
tlie
St.
re
n
ivmg
io
,
u,,.
same
thing
will
happen
in
milk
lower
rrade
ore
If
the
pure
nfl
as
happened
in
ws
Society
with
two
ex
..'nlri
were
Increased
ub.tan(ifil-
!
bread
that
'eouragement.
But
some
day
theJT
andiUkrain
mir
frrr1
from
lts
shrink.
cUem
ent
hM-(n
in
many
inani;
;
enslavement
enslavement
by
by
a
a
Commu
Commur.ist,,.
.
home
deliveries
will
ill
phiftosraiihs
and
ine
"
!
.
.
.
.
.
maybe
end
all
together
.
ly,
a
tiuniocr
oi
minis
m.
thanks
of
the
society
were
ex
districts
because
they
can't
be
tHciatotsnip.
ana
a
jree
UKn.in-
GRANTHAM
Eledti
Electrical
Contractors
have
become
unit'oruuiiln
rotim
le
rtn'W
pitifiUbly
tended
by
ttu
p
esirtent
M.
1)
MardonalJ.
-
'.
In
the
middle
of
all
this
hustle
and
bustle,
which
ve
respectfully
suggest
is
not
of
small
limited
im-
portance
to
the
province
as
a
whole,
there
is
the
t
uninspiring
sight
of
ill-paved
and
dead-end
High-
way
16.
'
It
may
be
argued
and
again
we
do
not
dispute
Z
it
that
we
do
not
have
a
sufficiently
realistic
per-t
spective
about
highway
construction
and
repair.
No
doubt
we
could
be
given
details
about
costs
which
would
sound
very
alarming
indeed.
But
even
in
;
ignorance
we
will
stand
our
ground
and
let
the
I
experts
speak
for
us.
-Z
,
This
is
what
C.
W.
Gilchrist,
OBE,
managing
director
of
the
Canadian
Good
Roads
Association,
has
to
say:
Z
i
"If
our
ordinary
difficulties
are
not
enough
to
7.
fT'iinti-nrl
with
up
havo
vet.
tn
Minsirlpr
tbp
road
jmade
to
pay
their
way.
I
n
nation.
will
emerpe.
I
They
also
say
that
the
lnevi-!m)WE
lunTltxs
I
f.!n
lilf
HZ
7
!
Kht
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe
has
jurt
Jasixr
Saunders,
the
ll
year-
Popular
Transport
Inrie.
th.
fam,.n.r..i
iretarned
from
hU
trade
tour-
of
old
son
of
Mrs
HudVipith,
'.ul-i
,mn(1u
iiritl(.h
Comet
inn
control
.
Thev
av
ht
th.
!
South
and
Central
America.
Mr.
fercd
painful
injury
when
ar'i.
.i,..
now
re
betnt!
sold
NEV
CONSTRUCTION
Ismail
distributor
will
tell
theiH()we
u
one
tnose
pe'l'le
fidenlally
ihot
I
the
font
Willi
a
I
farmer
-either
you
will
have
to
!
wnom
the
un
bakes
a
deep
v
al-!
.22
calibre
rifle.
on
five
continent.
Hur.
buses
were
made
by
t'
fi.
and
Canadian
airlines.
Bra.!1
and
Venezuela,
30
Years
Ago
Today
I
accept
a
lower
price,
to
enable
I
nut
hade
01
brown-
H
reUirnea
!me
to
compete
with
the
chain!
here
amone
us
all
with
our
mld-
;
winter
nnllnr
lookinf?
like
Si
Japan
and
Australia,
in
addition
Over
20
Prince
fttipert
peoyle
to
Britain
and
France.
attended
a
pi.nlc
at
Ocean
Tark
D."
;businessnd
toe
milk
you
now
well-browned
Hawaiian.
"C.
sell
through
me
will
have
to
be:
got
a
most
vocnerous
weicr.mep"""""
.
received
from
Mrs.
James
Car-
I
sold
at
low
rates
through
the
by-1
on
his
first
appearance
In
the
REWIRING
OLDER
BUILDINGS
i
retjuirements
of
the
potentially
rich
areas
of
the
has.
Phone
!":
!
products
factories."
j
House
after
his
return,
j
They
say
that
only
about
half
I
I
don't
know
what
was
lntend-tb
total
milk
produced
has
ever
efj
to
be
the
point
of
Davie
Ful-!gone
into
the
households
as
ton's
ouestion
on
the
order
bottled
whole
milk.
michael
who
now
resides
In
fiat
clty.
The
C.
P.
Steamer
Prlnccis
Mary
was
two
days
behind
schedule
on
her
trip
from
Alrlca
to
Vancouver
due
to
the
snowstorms
in
the
north.
20
Years
Ago
Today
Beven
miners
from
Anyox
went
SAANICH
PLUMBERS
l
or
all
yur
ftomfcing
-
nt
Heating
Need
Phone
Blue
8c
Car.
Mrllrhle
and
Fifth
Ave.
For
.
.
.
paper.
"Have
any
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
squadrons
oW-inally
Intended
to
be
equipped
with
CF-100
aii-craft
been
converted
to
F-S6
Sabres
Instead?"
Anyhow,
the
answer
was
no.
One
authority,
who
has
no
axe
to
grind,
tells
me
the
first
effect
of
the
Social
Credit
milk
policy
will
be
a
two-cent
cut
in
the
price
of
milk
sold
In
stores
but
Expert
Worki
with
a
several-cent
raise
In
a
In
reply
to
a
question
by
"Scot-
year
or
two
after
larce
numbers
on
trial
before
Magistrate
H.
F.
McLeod
beinj
charged
with
un
of
farmers
aw
forced
to
seU
oK;Jf
Brvc-
Mr-
Campocy
advised
their
dairy
herds.
!tne
Hou5e
that
enlistments
for
Complete
j
limitary
aciviic
m
me
fuai.
hiii-c
THE
MORE
foolish
part
of
the
J""
have
been:
1958,
57j4,
policy
U
the
absurd
attempt
to
1951.
.748;
1952,
54,915;
total,
ban
"Butter
substitutes
other
1
180,757.
So
dont
let
anyone
t-'ll
lawful
assembly.
Roy
Morrison
with
i0
poinuii
was
the
star
of
the
basketbdll
game
which
saw
Grotto's
defeat
CNR
A.
by
a
score
of
41
to
32.
10
Years
Ago
Today
Electrical
fc'
me
that
the
spirit
of
adventure
or
the
spirit
of
service
Is
Jiud
In
Canada!
;
Xoitheast
and
Northwest
(that's
us
Ed.),
two
of
the
few
remaining
sources
of
natural
resources
in
r,
the
world.?
In
the
next
quarter
''at
a:fcehtury
they
I
will
undoubtedly
become
keys
to
the
continent's
industrial
might.
I
;
"Road
transport
will
be
a
valuable
component
t
of
our
transportation
systems
into
these
areas.
Thye
will
make
exploitation
of
mineral
wealth
economically
feasible.
We
have
hardly
begun
to,
build
the
roads
these
areas
will
need.
"Regarded
as
an
investment,
roads
into
these
area's
will
pay
rich
dividends
as
they
have
relatively
.
recently
in
the
Chibougamou,
Quebec,
area.
.
.
.
The
question
is
not
whether
we
can
afford
modern
"
high'ways
but
whether
we
can
afford
not
to
have
them."
It
should
be
borne
in
mind
that,
in
making
these
lr
remarks,
the
northeast
and
northwest
areas
were
!t
the
only
ones
Mr.
Gilchrist
singled
out
from
all
'
Canada
for
emphasis
of
this
sort.
We
offer
his
observations
as
coming
within
the
definition
of
:
f'well-eonsidered."
,
than
margarine."
This
ts
probably
illegal
and
certainly
illogical.
Ail
the
arguments
that
Hon.
Tilly
Rolston
and
others
used
to
GRANT
and
NEVVTQ
f
IMITlll
Several
soldiers
celebrating
their
departure
from
the
city
with
an
ontdodr
party
near
ihe
City
Hall
were
soon
dispersed
by
the
police
when
the
council
meeting
was
interrupted
by
their
F.
S.
Folwcll,
Liberal
member,
for
Hastings
South,
who
vm-y
seldom
speaks
in
the
House.'
made
an
excellent
siiort
speech
on
the
resolution
dealing
lh
conservation
of
water,
He
was
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS
f
legalize
margarine
apply
against
this
fool
rule.
If
butter
could
not
retain
its
"holy
cow"
position
against
margarine,
how
come
margarine
is
now
the
new
Socred
"holy
cow?"
I'hone
ZZ
lure
that
members
on
all
sul";
revelry.
Ai-L
uemanas
HOME
Higher
Wages
MEANER
Aim
lis
MOTOC
V
For
Workers
MIAMI
BEACH,
Fla.
(API
The
American
Federation
of
Labor
has
demanded
a
higher
wage
level
for
millions
of
workers,
and
predicts
"a
cut
In
production,
a
drop
In
business
and
START
AT
THE
TOP
To
Fix
Up
Your
Home
Son
of
Noted
Dentist
Fails
As
little
il
-So
pw
week.
N-
MtSf
SMI
Mymit
SEE
IT
TODAY
I
129.50
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
VACUUM
CLCANEM
To
Upset
Provision
in
For
Spring
The
Court
of
Revision
will
give
a
final
hearing
on
oppeals
from
Section
8
tonight
at
8
o'clock
at
the
Council
Chambers,
City
Hall.
a
heavy
rise
In
unemployment
if
"present
trends
are
permitted
,
vur
''l
,..
SAN
FRANCISCO
AP)
Dr.
Ed-
tist
from
Vancouver,
contested
"
gar
Randolph
Parker,
Jr.,
only
it
anyway,
saying
his
father
had
T.
son
of
the
late
chain
dentist,
Dr.
promised
him
half
the
estate.
-
Painless
Parker,
has
failed
in
an
He
char
iced
his
sisters,
Mrs.
'
attempt
to
upset
his
father's
will
Jan
Hewson
of
Rolling
Hills,
uur"'.:
materials
.
.
1
moo
Cedar
nr
Khll-
to
continue.
In
a
heavily
-documented
re-'
port
on
"wages
and
future
economic
stability,"
the
AFL
executive
council
said
wages
are
not
keeping
pace
with
productivity.
The
statement,
complete
with
charts
and
statistics,
is
an
indi
Signed,
-and
perhaps
disinherited
hi
m
SAO
tnt
C"
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
'I
r
a.!
rnone
7f
nrilA
Calif.,
and
Mrs.
Helen
Korn
of
Gllroy,
Calif.,
unduly
influenced
their
father
to
win
bigger
shares.
Superior
Judge
Timothy
I.
self
completely
from
an
estate
valued
at
upwards
of
$200,000.
The
elder
Parker's
will,
which
cation
that
AFL
unions
will
put
H.
S.
Whalen,
Chairman,
Court
of
Revision.
heavy
stress
on
productivity
as
I.pinr"
a
reason
for
wage
increases
in
Box
1279
Phone
644
"
split
the
estate
evenly
among
WslFitzpatrick,
who
ruled
the
will
son
and
two
daughters,
carried
j
valid,
will
be
asked
when
the
'
a
provision
that
an
heir
who'
estate
Is
distributed
to
decide
if
'
'disputes
it
shall
be
disinherited.!
Parker's
action
actually
disin-But
his
son,
a
41-year-old
den-1
herits
him.
2IJ
1st
Ave.
W.
the
coming
months
I
labor
management
contract
negotla
Hons.