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Reflects
and
ReminisJ
As
I
See
It
more
or
less
temporary
settle-
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will
be
met
1
til
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2
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
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Saturday,
June
20,
1953
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dlsai
"
.
a
gentleman
He
zooming
along
the
coast
between
Mexico
and
Alaska
today.
In
other
words,
we
all
must
figure
that
if
there
Isn't
any
ie:il
bombing
overhead,
there
rult'lit
be
and
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ut
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residence
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different
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the
Commonwealth
were
debuted
with
some
ardor
prior
to
Coronation.
This
is
not
mentioned
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because
It's
not
desired,
nor
Is
it
workuble.
One
need
know
precious
little
of
the
subject
and
yet
think
of
various
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I
Saturday
Sermon
DECORATION
DAY
THOUGHTS
By
M
AJOR
W.
V.
POl
I.TON.
M
B
.
TEXT:
"When
He
shal
came
to
be
glorify
to
h.ui.U."
2
Tliessuioiiians
l:lu.
PARTY
politics
in
Canada
is
a
ruthless
business.
Every
realist
knows
that
unless
the
Conservatives
win
the
present
election
the
party
will
demand
a
new
leader.
Rut
the
rise
of
Social
Credit
here
In
the
west
poses
a
deadlier
threat
to
Mr.
Drew
and
hi.?
party.
If
the
pattern
of
the
B.C.
election
repeats
itself,
George
Drew
has
had
It;
the
Conservative
party
bus
had
it;
and
Incidentally
the
whole
two
party
system
in
Canada
has
had
it
t
.
CONSERVATIVES
have
won
only
one
election
since
the
First
World
War.
That
was
in
1930,
just
after
the
stock
market
crash,
when
the
redoubtable
R.
B.
Bennett
promised
to
"blast
his
way
into
the
markets
of
the
sons
why
the
British
Crown
belongs
In
England
and
not
go
rumbling
over
the
earth,
"British
Columbia
Is
n
country
of
nmrszhiK
variety
mid
beauty.
Get
to
know
it,"
savs
a
coast
publicist,
as
visitors
slowly
trudge
around,
or
drive.
Getting
to
know
B
C.
Just
Isn't
done.
But
some
hundreds
of
thousands
think
they
have
accomplished
It.
That's
the
only
difference
there
is.
wC
w
KiHirr
m
me
cenotaph
in
front
olirJ
Authorized
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Offlre
Department.
Ottawa
Drive
Carefully
a
few
days,
hundreds
of
school
children
WITHIN
will
hcj-in
their
summer
vacation.
Som;1
already
are
through
school.
It
is
the
beginning
of
a
two-month
period
when,
school
zone
holidays
start
for
the
motorist,
but
it
doesn't
mean
motorists
shouldn't
still
watch
0'it
for
the
children.
We
have
been
blessed
with
no
serious
accidents
to
children
during
the
past
school
year
and
now
we
must
strive
to
keep
the
record
clean
throughout
the
summer
when
more
children
are
on
the
streets
than
at
school
time.
Small
youngsters
have
a
bad
habit
of
darting
out
from
behind
parked
cars,
so
even
though
the
schools
will
be
closed
next
week,
car
drivsrs
must
always
be
on
the
alert.
Watch
the
youngsters
on
hikes
too.
They
haven't
your
experience
in
traffic.
They
should
be
given
plenty
of
room
to
ride
safely
on
narrow
roads.
Give
the
kids
on
bikes
and
others
too
a
break
TY'llflll
tVin.T
VlllOtF
lAtltrtllTn
ll.ll-tf
Irt
A11M
pf
Vllt
iiuum-
tumui.uw
unu
iron,
mere
proceed
to
the
r
decorate
the
graves
of
ths
deceased
warriors
it
t
ilti
,""
'
recall
the
basic
Idea
behind
this
fine
annual
rite.
1-
nrst
of
all
we
must
be
very
definite
about
the
fact
that
this
fruition.
W
can
hut
observance
is
not
ancestral
wor
ship.
Christians
believe
that
God
i"y,MB
antl
ying
that
Ir
the
only
proper
object
of
wor-
;00"
antl
heip
to
spmj
ship.
It
Is
well
that
we
guard
hen
all
men
shall
bow
against
making
it
Into
a
period
I
to
,lls
Sun,
not
from
of
hero
worship.
To
treat
It
as"'
'"v-
The
American
Foreign
Delations
Committee
approved
12
to
2
legislation
to
authorize
the
United
Stales
to
Join
with
Canada
in
constructing
the
Kt.
Lawrence
.seaway.
And
don't
tell
CHRIST
CHVRCII
CATHFOHAI
in
Fredericton,
N.B.,
will
mark
the
100th
anniversary
of
its
consecration
during
the
meetings
of
the
Diocesan
synod
June
23-25.
The
cathedral
took
eight
years
to
build
and
was
consecrated
Aug.
31.
1853.
The
event
made
Fredericton
a
city
by
letters-patent
issued
by
Queen
Victoria
which
proclaimed
"tlie
said
town
of
Fredericton
shall
henceforth
be
a
city,"
when
the
cathedral
was
made
a
bishop's
see.
such
would
result
In
the
lowering
of
the
standard
of
the
klea
and
j
world,
or
perish
in
the
attempt."
DIRECTOR
us
a
deal
like
that
wouldn't
help
th
ideal
behind
the
plan
of
such
the
U
S
A.
a
lot,
K)ekin!?
of
i
excellent
groups
as
the
Imperial
!"
In
all
rhn
.
transportation.
ml
1-M
p
m.
su.hIii
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AM.LH'tN
CITIIU
n
n
aw.
w.
it
imn.
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CoaunimKm
All
Aboard
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won
Kimiiujr
Iklvjoi
on
r
uanun
Buj.ll
S
Prirtw
E
Rj-eior
id.
ONCE
A
WV.f.K
First
mail
to
be
delivered
In
Prince
Rupert
was
once
a
week
aboard
the
SS
Cumosun.
Thi.i
was
way
hack
In
1909
or
possibly
earlier,
the
postmaster
being
the
late
R.
L.
Macintosh,
whose
assistant
was
J.
R.
Morison
who
later
served
as
the
postmaster
of
Prince
Rii)ert
for
many
years
end
has
resided
here
since
retirement.
.
HkVT
HUTNt
6th
Air.
K
at
Youn(
urn
ut:
raif.
rr
Am
(On-
The
youngsters
are
our
future
car
drivers
and
the
motorist's
examples
of
thoughtfulness
and
courtesy
may
plant
the
seeds'
of
good
driving
in
the
school
children
of
today.
t
.
Summer
holidays
are
here
and
that
means
our
playgrounds
will
be
full.
There
is
no
holiday
for
them
from
alertness,
so
let's
drive
even
more
carefully
than
during
schoal
days.
Order
of
the
Daughters
of
the
Empire
and
the
Canadian
Legion
of
the
British
Empire
Service
l
eague,
amongst
others
that
will
take
this
day
into
serious
con-,
slderatlun.
,
1
Buck
In
your
rhlklhixid
you
(
were
taught
the
shorter
catechism
in
which
you
learned
to
say:
"The
chief
end
of
man
Is
to
glorify
God."
That
is
the
basic
Idea
In
re-'
memberlng
the
graves
of
the
departed
warriors.
Paul
In
writing
to
the
church
at
Salonica
i
Its
modern
name!
reminded
them
that
when
the
Lord
Christ
makes
his
second
advent
to
earth
it
will
be
as
King
and
that
the
greatest
effulgence
of
His
glory
on
that
day
will
be
reflected
In
he
lives
and
works
and
faith
of
i
HHT
HtKvHVTUl
4th
Avrmi
Rut
He
did
perish,
politically.
In
the
attempt.
His
party
came
back
with
only
39
seats
in
1935,
held
that
exact
number
in
1940.
Jumped
to
67
in
1945.
but
fell
badly
back
again
to
41
in
1949.
But
George
Drew
can
comfort
himself
that
there
were
49
Tory
MPs
when
the
House
was
dissolved.
For
his
string
of
victories
in
by-elections
in
eastern
Canada
has
set
an
all-time
rec.
ord.
.
IN
SIMPLEST
TERMS
George
Drew's
problem
is
to
Increase
the
seats
he
now
holds
to
133
the
number
required
for
a
bare
majority
in
the
newly
enlarged
parliament.
Where
can
George
Drew
hope
to
find
the
extra
84
seats
he
needs
to
have
a
majority
In
the
next
House?
Obviously
he
might
win
back
Ontario
into
the
mostly
Conservative
column,
where
it
always
used
to
be
before
the
benevolent
and
goodwill-radiat-1niT
"TTnclp
Iiuis"
St
Ijiurent
B'.
E
A.
Wrlshl
I)
(0:
I
IH-T
I
vmn
'I0
Ith
Aw
Churchill
Is
to
write
another
book.
He
says
it
will
be
his
last
and
that
it
will
be
a
"political
Rf.
t
0.
Sw
Father's
Day
MI
VtTln
M
Prwr
Stmt
C
O.
Sr
Capt.
Gti
Or
Sunday
Hrtioul
testament"
or
at
least
called
that.
Sir
Winston
ha.",
written
scores
of
books,
none
dull
and
most
of
them
with
a
touch
of
j
the
historic
and
dramatic.
A
j
political
testament
will
be
Indeed
j
worth
reading.
j
His
saints.
wr.
ri
I.H
I.I
1HK
First
let
me
put
you
at
ease
'
6th
A'.f
it
M.'BrO
Pastor;
Rm.
11
0
0:
emerged
from
the
tub
clean,
warm
and
at
peace
with
the
world.
Then
the
Decline
of
the
Bathtub
began.
Insane
designers
laid
violent
hands
on
the
bathtub,
sliced
off
its
legs
and
soueezed
it
smaller
and
smaller
until
it
resembled
a
square,
enamel-coated
horse
trough.
The
modern
bathtub
does
not
even
provide
sea-room
enough
for
a
junior
admiral
to
manoeuvre
his
fleet
of
toy
canoes
and
rubber
ducks.
A
midget
might
be
comfortable
in
the
modern
bathtub,
but
a
man
of
normal
length
can
enter
the
tub
only
by
curling
up
like
a
pretzel.
A
bath
isn't
a
bath
any
more.
It's
a
gymnastic
exercise
which
leaves
the
bather
bruised,
half-washed
and
angry.
Designers
of
the
modern
bathtub
deserve
to
be
drowned
In
their
own
creation.
Sad
to
say,
this
is
impossible.
The
darned
things
don't
hold
ough
water
to
do
the
Job.
Court
Orders
New
Trial
kt.
it.ti:hh
AV.Ut
IsweDt
it
in
1949.
8m1
Can
on
that
word
saints.
Don't
reach
for
a
halo.
On
the
other
hand
don't
feel
that
sainthood
Is
something
you
cannot
achieve.
The
New
Testament
meaning
of
the
word
Is:
"A
Bellrver
In
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ
"
Thus
tomorrow
we
will
be
hon
Hnn1T
Kflmot
11
Ot
Rvniog
Prayer
7
M
:
But
It
is
a
matter
of
simple
arithmetic
that
Drew
cannot
carry
all
Canada
unless
he
gets
SKCENA
DOG
TEAMS
More
than
40
years
ago
Prince
Rupert
had
neither
postal
boxes,
as
understood
today,
let
alone
a
delivery
system.
There
was
nothing
here
except
a
cleared
townslte
and
a
makeshift
street
or
so
down
where
the
boats
NH.I
MK
HII-tKl
PuikJ.ij
.'huil
II
l!
M'
rrilnji
w.--.i
''
i
Kf
0
A.
K.
iVir:
IU"
itinut)
A
:
"So
many
people
have
been
seriously
Injured
in"
bathtub
falls
that
the
use
of
tubs
with
corrugated
bottoms
becomes
a
real
long-range
economy,"
says
a
publicity
release.
A
light-weight,
cheap,
non-skid
bathtub
made
of
pressed
steel
is
now
on
the
nurxet.
The
corrugated
tub
may
expose
the
bather
to
a
new
hazard.
If
he
stays
in
the
bath
tub
long
etiough,
he
may
become
a
corrugated
bather.
Who
wants
to
go
around
totto-oed
with
a
pattern
like
wave-marks
in
the
sand?
The
corrugated
bather
might
be
a
better
safety
device
than
the
corrugated
bath,
though.
They
have
treads
on
tires.
They
don't
have
treads
on
roads,
do
they?
The
new
tub
might
not
be
especially
safe
after
all.
A
man
could
catch
his
toe
la
a
corrugation
and
do
a
neit
somersault
through
the
wih-dow.
r
A
really
safe
bathtub
would
be
made
of
rubber.
Even
th(n,
Ihere
would
be
the
danger
pf
bumping
against
the
hot
tp
and
having
it
twang
back
ad
catch
you
a
nasty
blow
on
the
neck.
s
Instead
of
wasting
time
dn
such
trifles
as
corrugated
bottoms,
however,
the
captains
of
the
bathtub
industry
should
stay
up
late
nights
planning
to
recapture
some
of
the
ground
they
have
last.
Where
is
the
bathtub
of
yesteryear?
On
the
junk
pile.
The
plumbers
have
replaced
it
with
a
khiri
of
enlarged
foot
basin.
They
used
to
make
a
bath
long
enough
for
a
man
to
relax
in.
During
the
iieydey
of
the
bathtub,
a
bathe
could
stretch
j0i.fitofousi4
fiipeV
blow
soap
lflibjtj
just
'.meditate.
He
ouring
the
memory
cf
men
and
icame
in.
you
Just
proceeded
to!
women
who
leonurtllrfd
thoir
jthe
post
office,
so
called,
and
!
,lv.
.,,
h-v-rt
(h,
i
5J!fn
TrZTl
1
war
of
f
that
their
Lord
Jesus
j
First
Presbyterion
C
TOMORROW,
the
"man
who
pays
the
hills"
comes
.1
into
his
own.
It's
Father's
Day,
the
day
when
the
rest
of
the
family
tells
Dad,
by
gifts
and
kind
acts,
just
how
much
he
really
means
to
them.
Gift-giving
has
been
a
part
of
Father's
Day
ever
since
the
event
was
launched
back
in
1900
by
a
.JUiman.in
Spokane.
Intrigued
by
Mother's
Day,
begun
two
years
previously
by
a
woman
in
Philadelphia,
Mrs.
John
;
Bruce
Dodd
of
Spokane,
who
had
been
brought
up
J.
by
her
father,
felt
there
should
be
a
similar
day
to
.honor
Dad.
So,
on
the
third
Sunday
of
June,
she
presented
;
her
father
with
a
gift,
and
by
the
next
year
Father's
;Day
had
become
"official"
in
the
United
States.
Other
countries,
including
Canada,
picked
up
the
idea
and
now
Father's
Day
is
celebrated
in
almost
all
English-speaking
countries.
1
To
help
us
tell
Dad
how
important
he
is,
stores
Thave
assembled
a
variety
of
gifts,
but
we
should
remember
that
it
isn't
the
price,
it's
the
thought
behind
the
gift
or
act
that
counts
most.
;
.
.l
.
.
I
Christ
came
to
establish.
If
we
COasttan!Keep
faith
with
them,
then
will
t
-
:
would
n
not
h.
be
until
ni
n
neteen
1
;
&
!
fourteen.
However,
under
the
!
V.
..als0.
"
I
'
HI1U
1113
oou
jc-.ua
r
..i
:
circumstances
there
w
Z
1
1
the
Christ.
O
Ood
has
a
plan
for
i
t
.
i
;
.1,1.
pary.
ftn(4
it.
nrcunants
and
:
at
least
a
modest
share
of
Quebec's
seats
and
unless
he
also
makes
gains
in
western
Canada.
THAT
IS
WHY
the
rise
of
Social
Credit
in
B.C.
Is
a
far
deadlier
threat
to
the
Conservative
party
than
to
the
Liberals
or
CCF.
There
are
22
seats
In
B.C.
and
the
Social
Credits
already
hold
10
in
Alberta.
Social
Credit
was
stopped'
in
its
tracks
in
Manitoba,
and
never
yet
made
a
der.t
in
Saskatchewan.
It
tried
for
years
to
get
a
foothold
in
Quebec,
and
In
fad
did
once
elect
a
Quebec
MP.
But
after
Cardinal
Vllleneuve
publicly
denounced
the
party
in
1942
for
misuse
of
church
statues
and
holy
water.
Its
influence
quickly
declined.
But
Social
Credit
.just
inluhi
t'atch
on
around
Tory
Toronto,
especially
if
Premiers
Mannins
and
Bennett
lake
to
the
stump
willy-nilly
that
plan
will
come
to
j
For
Japanese
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Chief
Jus
EVANGELICAL
FREE
Station
"It"
Ruiltling
Taslor:
Mr.
C.
W.
Sinclair
11:00
A.M-Sunday
School
and
Bible
study
7:30
P.M.'
Gospel
Service.
tice
Gordon
Sloan
has
ordered
a
new
trial
for
Kasabura
Mas-
i
uda,
sentenced
to
die
for
mur-j
lli'iuiK
ilia
ii;tuui.ei
,
mi
a.
ljmj
Blnn.
1(5,
at
Kamloop
last
August
7.
Execution
of
the
60-year-old
Japanese,
originally
set
for
June
23,
was
postponed
by
Chief
Justice
Sloan
until
July
28
Vo
$Wjt
the
outcome
of
the
appeal.
together.
lHt
NAM(
TO
WATCH
fOn
GHAT
ADVANCtS
IN
ItlftlGtKATION
II
U
i
-
is.,-.:
i
S,
We
extend
a
cordal
is
to
visitors
to
worship
fir
U31
Fourth
Ave.
EJ
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A
Writ-Organists:
Mrs.
I.
J-
;
and
John
C"rri'
SUNDAY,
JUNE
11
f
Mor.ilns
Worship
1H'1
sunilaf
h"
"i't,
Evening
Worship
wi.,i.-i.r
at
both
se"
npiure
f-aiAut
for
jjLSodttu
f
f
V!ji'
ThrmiKhout
the
world
tixluy
thire
(tors
u,i
the
cry
fnnn
thnoHii
il(t
,
'
Pfuce,
peare"
and
there
in
no
prucel
i
Until
mrri
m
women
ttiin
ill
fiillh
(o
JeHim
Chrl.
Iher
will
ulwuys
he
wur.
huiri'U
ii'l
Ktrirr.
,
ir
you
ro
looking
fur
iwe
and
conti'ii
tint
nt
con.stik-r
the
eiitim.H
cf
JIMI'-H
MIHIhT
Who
in
tlM
PltlNCB
OP
PKAC'K
0(BQ03D
IN
THE
B.C.
ELECTION
Social
Credit
rnwenriPcHtS
vtrtetrWri
27
per
cent
in
1952
to
37
per
cent
in
1953.
In
the
same
two
elections
the
Conservative
vote
fell
from
17
per
cent
to
five
per
cent.
What
,
we
may
he
seeing
enierflne
In
Canada
Is
a
New
"Thou
.
.
.
settext
me
before
thy
fare
for
ever."
-
.
Psalm
41:12.
'
"
'
a
..
.
.
plewly-Appoinled
Stale
Secretary
;Seeks
Nomination
in
Newfoundland
(QQQ
-Remember
the
Premier
Bennett
Scores
Publisher
For
Starting
'New
Smear
Campaign'
VICTORIA
(CP)
Premier
Ben-1
rd
partisan
political
propa-nett
said
today
Stuart
Keate,;
panda,"
and
suggested
that
Mr.
publisher
of
the.
Victoria
Times,1
Keate,
"who
claims
to
be
th
,
.
u
k-'cp
li
Tory
Party.
This
new
party
has
a
wider
appeal
to
westerners
than
does
the
old
line
Tory
party
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
Si
till
Avenue
rsi
20!
j
for
many
people
vote
for
it
who
I
never
yet
cast
a
Tory
vote
in
their
lives.
WKF.KNir.HTSI.WH
preat
spokesman
for
the
remnants
of
the
Liberal
party
In
B.C.,"
should
test
his
ideas
by
being
Liberal
candidate
in
Victoria
in
the
Aii'-ust
10
federal
flection.
:"-'
7-15
Tt..
OrrhfsW
I
!.
SUNDAY
8F.RVI(i:S
K:30
Stinday
ScImmiI
and
Itible
(
lass.
II
:3
Mornlra
Worship.
1
7:30
EvengeliNtlc.
Green
331
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tl.rlsl
A"'1"'
Eskimos
Gel
Vote
dors.
OTTAWA
fP
John
W.
Piek-
er&gill,
long
a
top-run
adviser
to
"two
.prime
ministers
both
politically
and
otherwise,
has
shed
:
the
anonymity
ot
the
civil
service
to
step
into
the
political
."field
of
his
own
as
a
cabinet
'
minister
from
the
start.
"
The
47-year-old
clerk
of
the
Privy
Council
is
the
first
civil
"servant
to
step
directly
into
the
srabinet
since
External
Affairs
'"Minister
Pearson
made
the
Jump
Jn
1948,
leaving
the
post
of
"undersecretary
for
external
"intentionally"
started
a
"new
smear
campaign"
against
the
Social
Credit
party
In
British
Columbia.
The
premier
was
referring
ut
a
press
conference
to
an
ad-cre.so
made
last
Monday
liy
Mr
Keate
at
the
convention
of
Associated
Chambers
of
Commerce
of
Vancouver
Island
in
Nanalmo.
Mr.
Keate
said
at
the
eon-ventlon
that
there
Is-a
threat
or
authoritarian
government
In
B.C.
from
the
attitude
of
the
political
group
led
by
Premier
In
August
Election
(U;jm;f.VMD
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
Eskimos
MOONLIGHT
'
SKATE
SCOTT
-McH
ALE
will
soon
be
experiencing
one
of
the
blessings
of
civilization
the
flattery
of
vote-seekers.
He
is
eligible
to
vote
In
the
Aug.
10
general
election
for
the
rAMAHi'c
cimf;t
;HOE
FOR
MEN
Bennett.
The
premier
said
the
publisher
had
spread
"unadulteratr
That
makes
its
own
ice
cubes
without
trays
and
puts
them
in
a
basket
...
all
Q
LA
various
various
styles
stylw
Wl
first
time
since
Confederation
and
candidates
in
the
three
ridings
where
this
means
something
are
expected
to
take
cognizance
of
the
fact.
The
CCF
has
already
come
out
for
"protection
of
Indian
ajf.
JOHN
W.
(JACK)
PICKERSGILL
Mr.
Pickersgill,
newly-appoint-tted
state
secretary,
Ontario-born
and
Manitoba-raised,
has
Mone
to
seek
the
Liberal
tion
In
the
Newfoundland
riding
of
Bonavista-Twillingate,
held
In
thft
last
Parliament
by
the
for-'
mer
state
secretary,
Hon.
F.
.Gordon
Bradley,
who
now
goes
"to
the
Senate.
"
Later
he
will
return
to
go
with
Mr;
St.
Laurent
on
part
of
his
"cross-Canada
tour.
ford
and
was
a
professor
of
his
OTJEflBMIr'
lory
at
Manitoba
lor
10
years
Mcrtft
vispuv
OOKUTS
'
;
;
fV
Toes
or
Br:
'
I
-
MtK-casinToesor
M(Mn
or
1
Blucbcr
:
i
l
,
.
'
i
lace
lace
style
style
.
.
.
W
tXs
Kid
.
.Ok
Hi
before
going
to
work
for
the
gov
eminent
In
1937.
Eskimo
rights"
and
had
demanded
"a
vastly
Increased
program
of
medical
and
educational
assistance"
for
them.
The
three
ridines
where
the
CMMOOt
Technically
he's
been
with
the
swnwiua
external
affairs
department
all
m
Mr.
Pickersgill
was
raised
by
Eskimos
will
be
able
to
vote
are
Mackenzie
River
in
the
North
see
if
in
operation
of
RUPERT
RADIO
MID
ELECTRIC
these
years
but
In
fact
he's
been
the
secretary
and
close
adviser
of
the
former
prime
minister
Mackenzie
King,
and
then
Mr.
8t.
Laurent,
and
last
year
became
.
secretary
of
the
cabinet
and
clerk
of
the
Privy
Council
Til.
-1
a
,
.
.
jhls
widowed
and
pensioned
imoiher
after
his
father
died
of
"severe
wound
received
In
the
First
World
War.
A
brother
was
:-put
to
death
by
the
Germans
in
the
Second
World
War
when
waught
working
for
the
Allies
In
"occupied
Europe.
Mr.
Pickersgill,
who
will
be
48
this-
month,
studied
at
the
universities
of
Manitoba
and
Ox-
west
Territories,
Grand
Falls-White
Bay-Labrador
which
embraces
Labrador,
and
Saguenay,
a
huge
Quebec
riding
stretching
up
to
Ungava.
Of
the
8,600
Canadian
Eskimos,
however,
the
majority
will
be
outside
the
voting
area
because
they
live
In
the
eastern
Arctic
which
doea
not
have
a
federal
constituency.
WHERE
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COUNTS..
.
,
COUNT
ON
US!
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Printing
Co.
COMPANY
SATURDAY
9:30
to
Midnight
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aoout
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as
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a
deputy
prime
minister.