Prince
Rupert
Daily
.
News;
OTTAWA
DIARY
Two
Russians
'Reported
Killed
in
Big
Nationalist
Guerrilla
Raid
on
Tungshan
As
I
See
It
Thursday,
July
23,
1953
BY
government
of
coastal
t
Kn
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
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end
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nd
Central
British
Columbia.
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of
Canadian
Press
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ot
Circulation
Canadian
Dull?
Newspaper
Aasocletlon.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
J.
P.
MAOOR,
President
H.
O.
PERRY,
Vice-President
By
NORM
N
M.
McLKOD
--nrxj
i
sj
i
i
I
.
As
dealt
with
in
my
previous
column,
one
gf
the
reasons
why
a
Liberal-CCF
coalition
is
n-o-t
amongst
the
possibilities
that
may
arise
out
of
the
voting
on
August
loth
next
is
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent's
Hislika
of
the
entire
principle
of
merger
ex
guerrillas
in
their
biggest
raid
since
Nationalist
troops
evacuated
the
mainland
In
1949.
Informed
sources
said
about
300
guerrillas
wounded
in
the
raid
have
been
flown
here
for
treatment.
TAIPEH,
Formosa
(API
The
English-language
China
News
said
today
two
Russians
were
Mlled
in
last
week's
big
Nationalist
guerrilla
raid
oh
Tuns--han
Island
off
the
China'
const.
c
,lu
Yan(Jlls
.
gnniKaUons
have
mi
solvation
group"
to
Ta
The
broadcast,
heard
Kong,
said
the
urnup
solldate
the
Island
garrlv
liberation
army,
civi!iar
8ub."?criptlon
Rates:
"iy
carrier
ppr
w.'ek,
25c;
per
month,
1100;
per
year,
(10.00.
If
mall
Per
month.
75c:
per
year,
8
00.
Them
Golden
Slippers
A
defence
ministry
spokes
Th.
attack
began
last
Tliurs-
man
(will,
"I
am
not
denying
riny
arid
the
rftlrteM
withdrew
the
report,
but
so
far
we
have
the
following
day.
The
raid
In-
authorized
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa.
Heartache
For
Margaret
nnuiner
Nationalist
all
not
nwtt
n
mention
of
tneUnivrrl
the
first
use
of
parn-
Russians
In
otlr
dispatches
Jubal
Is
recorrlpri
in
.
troopers
against
a
Red-held
island.
SOME
Conservative
criticism
of
the
spending
.
policies
of
the
Liberal
government
is
no
doubt
justified.
No
country
can
expand
its
military
establishments
as
vastly
as
we
were
forced
to
do
without
laying
itself
open
to
mistakes
in
administration.
Rut
.some
of
the
Conservative!
-
pediency.
I
tut
there's
another
rauson
as
well
that
stands
with
equal
firmness
against
any
possibility
of
I
union.
That
reason
is
M.
J.
Cold
well,
CCF
Leader.
Mr.
St.
Laurent
stands
opposed
I
to
even
the
thought
of
coalition
'with
the
CCF
because
he
is
an
of
Genesis
as
the
ltiventip
The
Communist
radio
at
Kun-
imp
ui
i.vrr,
ami
nr
nrp
n
mlng
said
today
the
people's
!
covcrer
of
musical
The
China
News
said
the
Russian
presumably
were
technicians
connected
with
a
radar
station
which
is
reported
to
have
hwn
operating
on
Tungshan.
Tin
Wnnrl
t
Just,
off
the
mainland
mast
opposite
Formosa.
The
newspaper
gave
no
source
criticism
of
the
Liberal
army
old-line
Liberal
and
doesn't
be
L'thnique
of
soap
advertising
lieve
that
the
free
enterprise
j
expenditures
Is
surely
a
wee
bit
nrincioles
of
Liberalism
could
!
over-stretched.
Take
this
mat-
ter
of
army
boots.
Tramp,
tramp
trap,
them
golden
slippers
are
marching,
in
every
for
Its
information.
I'KISttMIRS
TOTAL
80
It
also
reported
that
R9(l
prisoners
were
captured
by
the
ymi
can
fount
iV
newspaper
in
the
country.
But
the
Tory
ad
men
have
only
opened
their
mouth
on
army
boots
to
put
their
own
foot
in
it.
on
on
the
radio
which
says
something
like
this:
"Blank
Is
68
per
cent
more
efficient"
or
"Such-and-such
gets
clothes
two
thirds
cleaner."
They
do
not
say
"two
thirds
cleaner
than
any
other
soap
can
get
them"
or
"two
thirds
cleaner
than
our
old
style
soap."
No,
they
just
say
"two
thirds
cleaner."
THE
FACTS
about
the
army,
navy
and
air
force
boots
were
I
given
by
the
Deputy
Minister
of
National
Defence
in
the
'House
of
Commons
on
June
20,
THE
advertisements
ask:
"Why
survive
under
the
regimentation
involved
in
CCF
Socialism.
i
Mr.
Coldwell
stands
equally
opposed
to
the
idea
of
coalition
with
the
Liberals
because
he
believes
firmly
that,
if
Canadian
Socialism
has
the
endurance
Just
to
paddle
its
own,
canoe
long
enough,
it
is
certain
to
arrive
in
due
course
at
the
snores
of
power.
But
from
his
knowledge
of
past
coalitions
in
which
the
Liberals
were
one
of
the
partners,
he
is
satisfied
that
the
CCF
wouldn't
retain
its
Identity
long
enough
to
claim
its
heritage,
if
it
entered
into
a
marriage
of
convenience
20
Pairs
of
Shoes?"
"How
many
shoes
do
you
own?
The
Liberal
government
spent
on-defence
$22,000,000
00
for
boots
and
shoes
(or
20
pairs
fur
each
serviceman)."
1952,
and
again.by
Mr.
Claxton
ff
V-i-'
Please
note
that
the
Tory
ad-
vertlsing
does
not
say
in
what
on
November
27
last.
He
said:
if.'
li
l
with
the
St.
Laurent
forces.
Being
a
realist
in
his
politics,
period.
Was
it
one
year,
two
"A
man
wears
out
four
pairs
years,
or
the
whole
18
years
of
boots
a
year
In
Korea,
two
that
the
Liberals
have
been
in?
j
a
year
in
Germany,
and
gen-They
have
borrowed
that
j
erally
speaking,
less
than
one
-
and
a
half
per
year
in
Canada.
Coldwell
shrewdly
suspects
that
the
Liberal
idea
of
perfection
in
coalition
is
patterned
upon
the
technioue
of
a
shark
when
he
coalesces
with
a
minnow.
Cold-well
just
doesn't
trust
Liberal
overtures.
We
vary
the
issue
for
the
Navy
1
and
Air
Force
because
they
use
i
less
footwear
than
does
the
i
Army.
"Trade
figures
on
footwear
,
give
an
estimate
that
the
average
(civilian)
male
in
Canada
buys
2.38
pairs
of
shoes
a
year,
Canada
Facing
Likely
Boost
In
Steel
Output
is
cu.
n.
CAPACITY
RockMounl,:
From
the
standpoint
of
his
personal
fortunes,
it's
perhaps
lust
too
bad
for
the
CCF
leader
that
he
is
so
suspicious
of
Liberalism
when
it.
comss
bearing
gifts.
If
he
hadn't
been
so
dis
RockMunl
4rid
Old
INCE
everybody
seems
to
have
an
opinion
about
0
whether
or
not
Princess
Margaret
should
marry
Group
Captain
Townsend,
we
are
moved
to
express
the
hope
that
she
does
not.
Millions
of
devoted
subjects
apparently
dis-igree,
but
that
cannot
be
helped.
As
far
as
Margaret
"lcrself
is
concerned,
we
would
like
to
see
her
marry
:.i
man
of
her
instinctive
choice,
whatever
his
title
r
lack
of
one.
In
Townaend's
favor
it
must
bft
observed
that
he
has
an
excellent
title,
though
pos-?ibly
not
the
kind
thatVme
critics
of
the
match
lave
in
mind.
He
is
an
officer
in
the
RAP
who
has
sained
his
rank
in
valiant
defence
of
his
country.
That
gives
him
a
title
that
merits
respect
in
any
company.
Moreover,
Margaret,
though
only
slightly
removed
by
age
from
being
a
queen,
will
almost
certainly
never
be
one.
Ranking
in
line
after
her
sister's
youthful
and
healthy
family
to
which
there
may
be
additions
yet
to
come,
"she
is
already
beyond
likely
stepping
distance
to
the
throne
and
probably
quite
happy
to
be
so.
But
the
point
is
that
she
is
often
going
to
be
called
upon
as
stand-in
for
Elizabeth
without
enjoying
the
Queen's
distinction
though
still
subjected
to
the
rigors
of
that
position.
'
;
For
these
reasons
it
is
important
that
Margaret's"
personal
life
be
as
happy
as
possible,
and
it
is
the
opinion
of
many
that
marriage
to
Townsend
would
provide
this.
Unfortunately
in
his
case,
however,
there
are
two
children
by
his
former
wife
who
would
have
to
be
exposed
to
the
inquisitive
and
probably
cruel
publicity
of
national
attention
or
pushed
into
a
dark
and
intensely
lonely
background.
Although
the
latter
course
possibly
would
be
preferred,
it
is
only
the
lesser
of
two
bad
ones.
It
can
be
argued,
of
course,
that
Margaret's
happiness
is
as
imperative
as
theirs
and,
because
she
has
many
trying
duties
to
perform
perhaps
more
so.
But
the
truth
is
that
one
cannot
be
weighed
against
the
other.
Margaret
could
not,
and
would
not
want
to,
buy
her
happiness
at
the
expense
of
theirs.
The
price
of
such
a
deal
would
be
pain
and
heartache
for
all.
Many
Qualifications
Necessary
For
Federal
Election
Candidate
,
.
.
.
,
i
The
amount
we
provide
the
LONDON
W-
Biggest
contri-
!
,,.
,
.
,".,
,,v,."
NAJMAN
button
to
an
anticipated
increase
trustful
a
matter
of
eight
years
KYL
WHISKY
I
"At
September
30,
1952,
depot
;
stocks
were
4
79,(543
and
stocks
he
today
have!1"
i-ommonweaiin
sveci
urouuc
or
so
ago,
might
t
t
um
1
1
nrnhu
It)
v
ivunp
f
rn
been
Prime
Minister,
instead
of
Canada,
says
the
July
bulletin
of,
1lP'd
tt,nt
f
'T-hT''"1"
to
zation
amounted
361",971
the
British
Iron
and
Steel
Fed
just
the
Number
One
Man
in
a
minority
party.
For
back
a
little
mora
than
eight
years
ago
then
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
sent
an
oration.
Total
Commonwealth
produc
mk
nut.
f,u
my
tion
of
31,000
000
tons
Is
predict
DeLuxe
Model
C-13
Genuine
Decpfrctze
Home
Freier.
Holdi
more
than
450
Ibi.
of
frozen
foodi.
Hat
all
regular
featurei
plui
exclutiv
convenience
featurei.
Full
Price
$499
95
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
313
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
644,
emissary
to
Coldwell
proposing
a
i
ed
by
1957-58,
contrasting
with
Llberal-CCF
merger.
And
one
of
21.000.000
tons
last
year.
The
Maintenance
stocks
are
there-lore
less
than
two
years'
expected
consumpt
ion
"
SURELY
ex-soldier
O
e
o
r
g
e
Drew
remembers
back
to
the
first
year
of
the
First
World
War,
when
both
he
and
I
and
a
vast
number
of
other
fellows
joined
the
army.
Sir
Sam
Himhes
I
In
n
Tnrv
the
terms
of
the
offer
was
that
bulletin
says
it
expects
Canada
Coldwell
was
to
have
King's
sup-
!
will
be
producing
4,400,000
tolls
port
for
the
post
of
Liberal
lead-
'
annually
within
five
years,
arv
er
when
he
(King)
vacated
it.
increase
of
30
per
cent
above
current
figures.
Coldwell
rejected
the
offer
because
he
believed
that
coalition
with
Liberalism
would
mean
the
It
notes
that
Canada
Is
the
'
Bovernment)
overnltht
bouuht
r
1
Kir
PRODUCTS
OF
only
Commonwealth
country
vast
numbers
of
boots
with
fake
A1RERTA
DISTILLERS.
LIMIT:
disappearance
of
the
CCF
and
which
does
not
take
most
of
Its
lonthoi-
nies
which
turned
oil
J'his
advert
i.MMiHMit
is
wit
puiilishiii
or
(jislayeil
hy
lht'l
Ciinlrol
Hoard
or
by
the
Covernment.
of
Itritii
0m
tlie
end
of
a
true
Socialist
move-
stel
imports
from
the
United!
to
b
paper'and
which
melted
ment
in
Canada.
.
'
Kingdom,
buying
rather
f
roir
,
jn
'
the
rain
Purely
everybody
Curiously
enough,
history
could
the
United
States.
'
lais0
remembers
that
in
the
Sec-
repeal
useii.
n
ine
rnme
Min-
f.llr,p,ltiv
rh
rr.mx.nnwf.lih
ister
made
offer
of
coalition
an
pl.odures
10
pPr
cent
of
the
i
to
Coldwell
after
the
August
10
world's
steel
supply
and
consum
cs
more
than
12
per
cent.
Canada
is
the
largest
importer.
ond
World
War
we
had
soldiers
marching
around
for
over
half
n
year
in
civilian
boots.
What
do
the
tax-cuts-at-all-costs
critics
want?
Do
they"
want
us
to
be
caught
not
only
flat-footed
but
bare-footed
if
war
should
come
suddenly
upon
us?
The
first
baseball
World
Series
was
held
in
1884.
votin,
he'd
be
in
the
same
position
of
imminent
retirement
as
Mr.
King
was.
Hence
he
could
make
the
same
offer
of
support
for
the
Liberal
leadership.
But
Mr.
St.
Laurent
won't
renew
the
Mackenzie
King
offer.
And
ttv
CCF
leader
wouldn't
accept
it
if
he
did.
But
the
recurring
situation
shows
the
tendency
of
politics-to
travel
in
a
circle.
VOTE
LIBERAL
VOTE
APPLEWHAM
'OTTAWA
Many
hurdles
must
be
leaped
before
the
Canadian
who
wants
to
be
a
candidate
lh
the
federal
election
can
contest
one
of
the
265
Commons
seats.
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
'
CRATING
PACKINO
STORAGE
First
Avenue
anil
McRriile
Street
nominated
by
at
least
10
qualified
voters
in
that
riding.
He
must
put
up
$200
as
an
election
deposit
and
be
prepared
to
lose
it
if
he
does
not
get
enough
votes.
The
money
is
for
Eye
Strain
VANCOUVER
CP
It
has
br.m
proved
that
the
top
fourth
of
the
students
in
any
class
have
the
generally
poorer
vision
ol
tne
whole
class,
Dr.
Ian
Evans
of
Prince
George
said
at
the
British
Columbia
Cytometric
Association's
convention
here.
-
Besides
possessing
vote-getting
feited
to
the
federal
treasury
If
Ability
theoretically,
anyway
he
does
not
obtaih
half
the
totes
be
must
be
21
and
an
eligible
;
polled
by
the
winning
candidate.
voler
and
have
at
least
10
voting
friends
and
$200
to
bet
on
him
fr
1
,
I
Eled
Only
three
per
cent
of
Alaska's
586,000
square
miles
Is
privately
sell.
There
Is
also
the
general
cost
SI
f
ruhnh-ifcf,
eaiiioalgii.i
MiHi'lf
X
'
'"
an
hf
hlh
T
.
ami
r
By
and
large,
most
Canadians
"Skinny"
Girls!
I
1
Gttn
$
lo
Ifl
lb.
Round
out
bony
Tubs.
Fill
up
ugly
hollows.
Uef
lovely
curves,
tisuc
Tonic
Inviffurxrf
body
skfnny
or
weak
doe
to
lack
of
Iron,
improves
appcrne
and
digestion
m
food
builds
mure
flesh.
Don't
fear
letting
too
fat.
Stop
taking
when
you
gain
the
3
to
10
lbs.
you
ned
for
an
antatttvc
limit
i
Introductory
sie
only
Wt.
Try
Ovre
Tunic
Tablett
for
lovely
body,
new
pep
and
vitality,
today.
At
all
d:uBgist.
can
get
into
the
fight,
but
there
are
exceptions.
,
Those
Ineligible
Include
prison
Inmates,
federal
civil
servants,
Doukhobors
and
most
Indians
on
reservations.
The
Insane
are
disqualified,
and
so
are
Judges
and
electoral
THE
HON.
JAMES
SINCLAIR
k
MTW
Federal
Minister
of
Fisheries
tooturr
CMMOM
and
Officers,
clerks
of
the
peace,
county
crown
attorneys,
government
contractors,
members
of
nrovlncial
legislature
and
of
the
Northwest
Territories
Council.
Members
of
the
active
torces
can
run
for
office
in
wartime.
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the
Korea
police
action
does
not
count
as
a
war
for
election
purposes.
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of
companies
with
government
contracts
are
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except
where
the
contract
is
for
building
a
public
work.
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problem
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A
candidate
does
not
necessarily
have
to
live
in
the
riding
he
plans
to
contest,
but
he
must
be
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