2
Prince
Rupert
Daily-'News
OTTAWA
DIARY
Tuestjay,
December
i,
19o3
As
I
See
It
(L-unore-
Aji
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association.
,
Published
by
The
Prince
Ruprt
Dailv
News
Limited.
J.
P.
MiGOR.,
President
H.
G
PERKY,
Vice-President
V
-n
.
..
-.At,
i'..
-
'if,
V.';
The
Et.
Laurent
government
teriuls
and
nii-rch;:ndi.sln
-
,
is
engftKed
in
an
experiment
i:
Exact
nature
of
the
"geiUle-!
trade
treaty
neRotiutions
that
man-
uKrcrnumt"
by
which
the;
could
have
results
of
the
highest
gfivernmwit
hire
hopes
to
txp-j
importance
and
Interest,
not
ver
t
competition
of
this
native
inly
for
this
country
but
also
I
for
Canadian
Industry
hasif
't;
for
nations
generally.
j
"een
dlvulgid.
Government!
It
has
drafted
a
new
trade
!
souivf-s
say
that
It
will
not
bs
treaty
with
Japan.
But
before
made
public
until
the
whole
it
ratifies
It,
It
is
Insipting
thi.t
'
Japanese
deal
trade
treaty
hs)
Japan
sign
a.
"gentleman's
well
r.j
"gentleman's
agree-aifreemenf
not
to
use
the
tar-
nici.t"-h
concluded.
I
'"fx
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to
the
Coast
l
ill
concessions
m
ine
m
iram
aui
in.?
government
nas
told
V".
t
.
-I
pact
to
compete
unfairly
wit!)
I!alfuon
Deflated
;
IT
WAS
a
dramatic
scene
I
in
the
parliament
of
'Canada
when
the
Honorable
Lester
Pearson
rose
to
deal
with
the
now
parliamentary
circles
definitely
that
it
Intends
to
notify
all
the
OATT
nations
formally
and
completely
of
its
over-riding
understanding
with
Japan
limiting
the
new
trade
treaty.
That
A
Canadian
industry.
The
Idea
of
having
a
trade
treaty
mean
something
less
than
its
actual
terms
is
a
new
tne
In
International
diplomacy.
V
y
I
HEN
the
inevitable
becomes
fact
and
a
rail-Vv
way
into
the
Peace
River
country
finally
is
built,
its
actual
construction
is
unlikely
to
be
half
is
eventful
as
the
crusade
which
preceded
it.
Few
projects
have
been
championed
so
lon;r
But
if
It
works
out.
it
could!
itiu-ntinn
is
Interpreted
gener-
CAIVIM
BUUOa
;lampus
spy
case
concern
wd
so
bitterly,
and
against
such
odds.
Its
history
jjng
Harry
Dexter
White.
sjoes
far
back
throuq-h
the
years
when
lines
of
s-'tee!
I
when
the
minister
was
fin-
r.
,
,
...
,,
,
,
..
"
.
mi
i
lished
he
received
a
prolonged
first
entered
the
north
country,
and
it
is
still
hem"
jround
of
applause,
only
exceed-
written
in
strong
terms
despite
the
apparent
indif-
bv
tnat
hkh
the
opposition
&,
,
'
,'.
.
..
leader
got
when
t.i
backed
up
furnish
the
pattern
lor
similar
j
any
as
lnolrjiting
the
govcrn-deals
amongst
natiuns
any-1
ment
s
belief
that
it
has
cvolv-where
who
are
unable
to
ge,
id
a
plan
oi
some
general
in-together
In
the
Interests
oflterest,
which-
may
tie
useful
as
freer
international
trade
be-1
a
pattern
'o
enable
other
na-cause
of
the
fear
of
excessive
j
nous
smulariy
sn
u.ited
to
reacii
damage
to
their
domestic
In-1
1
fade
aBreeiaent
appropriate
dustrtes.
If
the
St.
Laurent
gov-:
to
their
needs,
ernmint
has
worked,
out
a
for-1
The
whole
scheme,
which
is
mula
for
compromise
between
xpected
to
be
announced
wlth-the
Ideal
of
freer
world
trade
!
In
a
week
to
a"
fortnight.
Is
at-end
the
practical
claims
of
do-
j
trading
far
more
than
ordinary
mestic
industry
to
protection.
1
parliamentary
Interest.
Mr.
Pearson
DONALR
C.
MacDONALD,
39-year-old
national
organizer
and
treasurer
of
the
CCF
has
been
chosen
leader
of
the
party
hi
Ontario.
A
former
newspaper
man
and
school
teacher,
he
succeeds
E.
B.
Jolllffe,
retired
provincial
leader
In
the
$8.0()0-a-year
post.
A
native
of
Bntish
Columbia,
Mr.
MacDonald
was
raised
on
a
farm
In
Quebec.
He
worked
for
the
Montreal
Gazette
at
one
time
and
has
been
a
full-time
CCF
worker
since
1948.
He
is
rhown
with
his
wife
after
the
election.
A
Canadian
Wliifb
I
'
.
i
.
tmfinti,
I
rerence
oi
tnose
wno.couia
oo
someining
uuum
il.
',
The
latest
development
has
taken
place
in
Peace
River,
Alberta,
where
the
coast
rail
outlet
omniittee
of
the
Peace
River
associated
boards
of
trade
is
making
a
fresh
attempt
to
';aii
siipporc
for
"the
undertaking.
In
a
circular
letter
to
all
interested
towns
and
organizations,
the
committee
has
extended
an
invitation
to
a
public
meeting
to
be
held
on
Dec.
its
plan
may
have
far-reaehlr.?
importance.
The
Industries
for
whose
Mfity
the
federal
government
is
particularly
concerned
Include
the
textile
Industry,
the
But
a
'roup
.-
i
t
days
later,
when
evi
i-yboily
hid
had
a
good
chance
to
read
through
the
text
of
the
speech,
and
the
notes
between
the
governments,
it
became
clear
that
the
balloon
of
this
crisis
had
been
deflated
wilh
a
gentleness
which
deliberately
turned
a
blind
eye
to-the
most
embarrassing
facts.
MR.
PEARSON
deliberately
ig
i
'
OIIIUUIII
I
s
li'norl
Jn
rout
fetittasts
electrical,
appliances
Industry.!
PARLIAMENT
E.
T.
APPLEWHAITE
nored
the
fact
that
the
At-
the
toy
industry,
the
pottery
industry,
and
the
photographic
Industry.
I
As
a
concrete
example
of
the
;
sort
of
competition
which
the
("gentleman's
agreement"
will
.
The
purpose
Of
the
gathering
will
be
to
set
Up
an
'
torney-General
of
the
United
i
The
subjects
of
greatest
in-
particularly
emptjatlc
and
def-
;
(aravr
lot'
nidfllf
tiara
tiatra
Kimr,
1
vi
i
t
a
in
nloiiI7
t
Hair
tiartirC
States
had
published
a
confi-
r1i
'
organization
for
which
the
proposed
name
is
"On
tientia!
document,
concerning.,..
.
.,,
w't.
.v..
yi3
run
con-
13
without
Canada's
!
Canada
seek
to
prevent,
a
cabinet
source
cites
a
household
electric
iron
Dexter
White
cases,
both
of
'
government.
Canada
sticks
to-
!
sent.
-
...V.i.K
Yiatra
hoot.
Hl..i,t-t
nn
in
a
noHior
ulmn
fi,
tT
nttnlf
Ihrpnt.
I
But
in
exposing
the
Dack-,
'
which
the
v-a....
Canadian
e
ectr
u,u
cu
.
far
greater
apparent
importance
en
from
outf
tie.
,
nmj
iv.nt
rwni
6
ground
of
that
confidential;'
...
.
v..
.
.
appliances
Industry
puts
on
the
document
Mr.
Pearson,
st
uck
a
than
either
.
ui
of
them
"lc"'
J
justifies.
1
1
suPPse
everyone
interestea
,
nlarket
at
around
$12.
Jaan
ls
imng
"
is
appareni,
ai""w
wou-iiko
Wili
win
have
nave
seen
seen
the
me
press
press
release
release.
.
sald
,
t0
bp
,
rrt
rf,ady
,
tQ
sell
t.,t
a
similar:
:imi,.
;
terrific
blow
at
the
who.3
tech-i
i
adian
house.-
f
,
!
nioue
of
the
secret
police
sys-
u,u
"
l"
e
to
uie
eneci
mai
me
caDinei
arti(.le
l0
,ne
Canadi
tokthe
Coast
Association."
The
order
of
business
then
will
be
to
consider
hiring
legal
assistance
and
a
railway
construction
engineer
for
preparation
of
a
case
to
be
presented
to
the
federal
cabinet.
.
It
is
to
be
noted
that
nowhere
in
their
program
do
those
initiating
this
move
suggest
they
are
advocating
a
northward
extension
of
the
PGE.
The
same
policy
of
leaving
the
route
open
to
choice
was
followed
at
the
recent
convention
of
the
B.C.
Chamber
of
Commerce.
The
policy
adopted
at
the
convention
reads:
"Such
a
rail
link
would
cross
the
northern
transcontinental
line
of
the
CNIl
and
goods
could
fLw
through
any
Pacific
port."
"'m.
!
-"'
,
nas
rracn
aB'""1F"1
J"1"-
wife
at
$2
50
a
price
whih
,u
j
in
the
document
improper-
S,uestl0ns
f'rst
,fh
h
'iple"
and
aPPr0Ved
tne
sale
of
1
would
not
meet
Canadian
ware
'published
b,AtteEfrS,NT'!!ber
l
'
ithe
Domlnlon
Telegraph
and
j
coatSi
let
alone
lhe
C()St!,
of
Jonn
Dlefenbaker
asked
the
The
Telephone
facilities
in
B.C.
'Brnwnel
I
the
heart
of
thp
FRI
i
was
ThoU
wriUng
lettJrfto
!
Prlme
Minlstcr
11
3
SeCOnd
re"
The
Canadian
National
Tele-;
.
p
n
n
U
'or
Oouz.nko
had
,
been
grBpn
Company
and
tne
B
C.
LETTERBOX
the
appointment
to
a
high
in-
S
rect
ld
1
U
S'
7
,
Telephone
Company
will
each
-
I
l-lUW
replied
that
it
was
not
to
his
lhree-quarte
s
of
a
jteinational
post
of
the
man
I
pay
milium;
Harry
Dexter
White
;
knowledge
that
any
further
re-.
dollr
s
for
the
i
.sportive
facili-1
W
WTS
ACTION
I
But
in
this
letter
a
"high
;
hd
bee"
"laf
but
he
Uef
:
The
Editor'
Canadian
government
source"
i
would
cneck
itn
,!;",
A
IMI'KOVED
PfRVICE
1
The
Dally
News
i.
shown
as
sending
secret
mes-
j
,fnla,"
8
wo.hin
!
Detalls
are
ftl"
10
be
worked
I
I
notice
that'
the
police
are
j
sages
to
J.
togar
Hoover
to
th
;
L',
,
i"
"
said
".J
he
1"
knew
tut
before
tne
transfer
can
be-
i
g0ing
to
crark
down
on
traffic
SB,
s
S
figg.
(
EXPORl
Laurent
,
,
Altl
u
1..V4.
11..
i--
l
i
....
:
elteet.
mnt
Mr
iinrrv
rwtr
:
o-
ome
effective.
I
believe
this
will
!
violators.
Why
don-t
they
cn-
j
Aiuiuugii
unuuuuLeu.y
tie
nau
an
fAieiiMun
n
.,,,.
,
"
.'",
hT
VnV-
that,
but
there
are
frequently
in
viif
nit
in
co'illu
lmnrnvpH
prvlrP
;
tk.
wi,.h.i
the
PGE
in
mind,
t
Bert
Leboe,
MP
for
Cariboo,
!
eminent
of
Canada,
as
a
spy.
g:
ewspapers
despatches
for
which
,
for
tne
people
of
tne
parts
of
j
l3
p()srUvely
dangerous
the
nu
ju.Miiiuiiu.i
ii.
c,..,,,na
enncemed.
It
Will.
Ot
hrav
on
allnwr-rt
tn
nnrlf
added
his
bit
to
the
Peace
River
railwav
storv
a
i
f.n1,
-contradictory
-nature
?
rtmental
offices,
and
Die-
.
j
:
PI
ine
iniormaiion
m
tne
let-
u
-v
course,
be
my
duty
to
sec
that
all
night
on
some
of
our
nar-j
done
to
.
row,
much-travelled
streets.
few
daVS
ago
by
making
it
an
important
par,
'
of
'.ter
is
shown
by
the
fact
thaf.en'f.ker
said
he
realized
that.
everything
possible
is
hk
ilaler
in
,nhe
same
lolter
this
i
The
fo,lowinB
day
"Mike"
assume
full
protection
tnaidpn
snpprh
at
Ottawa
-"
ills
mdiuen
spttcn
dt,
vjiidWd.
-nigh
ame
Canadian
govern-..Pearson,
Secretary
of
State
for
for
all
,
There
are
places,
especially
on
nresent
present
emDlovees
employees
of
of
t
the
ser-
a
hill,
where
one
can
count
un
i
tfHrK
l
l
'
!
--
'
U"
J
in
iniiii
chihiii
iiiimif
I
1
t
j-
STv
I
Th.i
odrnrK
j
I
'
J
iht
liquor
Cont'Ol
Bco'ic-:
"Surely,'.'
lie
said,
"it
should
not
I
"
Necessary
in
this
day
and
age
to
have
grain,
livestock
and
.meni
suuice
is
saia
to
oe
con-
-txternai
Aiiairs,
conurmea
mat
,
vjres
and.
for
all
present
users
to
-six
cars
parked
In
a
line,
itempiating
recommending
the
up
to
that
time
no
further
re-1
0r
tne
services.
j
with
never
a
parking
light
on.
sme
spy
as
the
head
of
the
,
oust
had
been
received.
He
told
whiii
thu
nounifntlnn'!
for
a1
Jn
Other
commodities
htfuled
bv
truck
over
100
to
109
&In;sma'onal
Monetary
Fund,
us
that,
as
was
public
knowledge,
Japanese-Canadian
trade
agree-
:
when
we
get
ice
and
snow
con
-
in
uuiei
wurqs
iwr.
"wm-niuB
noovers
the
go1
I
gv;jiiiiiriii-
un
u-.wuri
"
nint
are
proceeding,
poweriui
anions
;
secret
letter
to
rresiaent.
ini-
received
a
reauest"
from
tile
'
iiP1nft
in
tiii
pminirv
nro
Wl.
u'
.
.
man
boiled
dowrt
to
this:
United
States-government
trans-
lng
the
Canadian
people
that
'streets
to
drive
on
not
for
some!
in
one
sentence
the
.
Cana-1
rattin
a
request
.roro
Mr.
Rob-;cneap
foreign
eoods
will
under-
Lhlftless
car
owners
to
park!
tobeSr
ifTt
'
ert
MrrK
CUnSel
fr
'Il
rnine
the
nations
living
stand-1
th-ir
cars
on,
to
the
danger
h
,f
to
be
warning
the
hi
.USA.
that
iTnitprt
Ktfites
Rennte
ntrnk
..j
,.
i
im.
i
.u-
Harrv
Dexter
Wh!tP
nv
1
.
.7
i
"
"f
-!.-
K-
n.-rai
pumic.
d
i
V
,
.security
suo-coiiimitiec,
tu
r
,
is
a
recent
statement
by
Mr.
a
,ew
stea
lower
fiew
Igor,
Gouzenko
4n
thisVnp
p,ev.
lrtrnntIonal
pres-
it
s
uoout
time
there
w:'.
some
action
taken
before
someone
gets
hurt.
!
t,
TAiin
urrba.f.
...
....
v-a.muiai.
guv-
anntrv
ntry
fSnn-pnkn
oouzenko.
nad
nun
r
denied
pn
m
Ment
t
,j
r,i
of
'
S
1
P1f,Pl.t0-.f.i
having
any
furmer
information,
union
0,
America,
who
said
re-
If
this
section
of
the
bylaw
is
cancelled-
please
state
so
in
I
and
repudiated
the
newspaper
1
c,.niiv
in
Hamilton
that
a
reduc-
mnes
neiore
reaching
the
railhead.
,
And
so
the
campaign
rolls
on,
still
without
any
sign
of
success
but
always
propelled
by
the
obvious
need
to
remove
the
blockades
from
the
rich
Peace
River
country.
It
is
our
conviction
that
this
could
be
best
accomplished
by
giving
it
an
outlet
to
the
coast
more
accessible
than
what
Vancouver,
through
extension
of
the
PGE,
would
provide.
:
But
this
is
not
the
time
to
quibble
about
routes.
The
important
thing
is
to
convince
the
powers
that
be
that
the
job
should
be
done,
that
it
will
pay
and
that
the
Peace
River
country
deserves
to
bo
an
integral
part
of
this
Dominion.
.
were
about
to
nominate
the
;
story
which
started
the
whole
;
the
public
press
RATEPAYER.
The
IWA
strike
in
the
Interior
lumber
t
See
KKPOKT
Page
Six
same
alleged
spy
as
the
head
i
Canadian
govern-i
U
i3nal
Monetaiy
iment
P
,nH
.
considered'
that
the
rea-!
dustry
is
now
a
fight
for
the
right
to
organ
on's
for
Mr.
Morris"
request
to
AS
lWT?
PCAQ-W
DmnJ
and
bargain
collectively.
interview
Mr.
Gouzenko
had
dis-
I
having
been
based
on
.
hi.h'
Canadi
source"
ever!
aPPfed
misunderstanding
of
the
po.-;1-
stnt
any
such
warning.
No
Can-
i
j
always
insist
on..
The
employers
intend
to
break
the
tuh
.k.
...
r
.f
.:L..krMlrra.
and
throw
the
ediin
government
evei
con-;
'
.
.
.
.
I
A
day
after
that
Dlefenbaker
,
asked
the
Prime
Minister
about
I
;
templated
recommending
Mr.
!
JChifo
f.,f
om
1..K
...V.
.,,,...
-
I.
I
IV.
U
CIV.
Ul
Oil
ll-
w
-
strikers
on
the
bread
line.
THE
FACTS
ARE:
No
Canadian
sent
anv
warnina'lhe
reports
linking
Canada
with
REFLECTS
inci
i
REMINISCES-
t?
Ki
to
the
FBI
about
Mr.
White.
1
Harry
Dexter
White.
Mr.
St.
i
What
actually
happened
was
I
Laurent
said
that
as
he
read
the
jthat
a
security
officer
of
'an-import
he
understood
the
refer-6rTOht
prifriibly1Br4fc'-iP';e
was
to)
a
letter
from
J.
K.
.-M'
"t-
"'
,'
i
.
i-
-
'
H-
-k.
'
''
ai
"
'
'
-
'
i
f,
i
.
"
iH,
'
Jif
il.
For
two
years,-
Conciliation
Boards
w
commended
better
contract
terms
i
.!
n
l....-
lin
reiecW
I
r.int
qm-rierj
thw
EBF-i-'-Wtt-1
rwpver,
anoj
tne
fNi
Knew
nortv
ing
abourthf
OTsleflce
or
sifctf
i
tine
way
whether-
th-man
According
to
a
waiter,
most
This
much
is
certain.
The
list
is
Harry
Dexter
White.
about
a
letter
until
he
saw
the
report
sary
and
possible.
1
nese
n
-
by
the
employers.
..foremost
In
jrozenfoods
women
have
a
leaning
toward
not
shorter
and
it
goes
for
all
!
whom
the
FBI
themselves
were
'
In
the
newspapers.
The
govern
The
employers
threatened
lock-outs
to
low
the
1951
l
L
-rrent
sweet
red
wine.
A
list
to
pou
,
so
Canada.
"
;
making
inquiries
in
Canada
was
ment
had
not
-Jiscovered
any-
totspeak.
'
the
same
man
who'
was
being
j
thing
that
wold
enable
them
!
LITTLE
SPARE
TIME
considered
for
the
international
:
to
trace
any
'.cri
.ommunlcp.-
ANV
WAY,
IT'S
KNOWN
I
Before'
Her
Majesty
is
back
i
monetary
job.
Uion.
2.
U1C
1U1IIUCI
YUIM.i
r
frart
terms,
with
a
base
rate
$1.52
a
day
i
buggestlons
were
first
heard
home
the
queen
will
have
open-
j
about
a
year
ago,
that
the
West
I
ed
six
parliaments;
made
four
CANADA
has
done
whatever
than
is
paid
at
the
coast
Iniiia
Islands
become
part
of
broadcasts;
laia
seven
wreaths;
was
In
her
power
.to
deflate
Canada,
and
while
it
aroused
a
!
unveiled
three
memorials;
plant-1
the
whole
recent,
silly
and
un-
ti
i
l
-f,,.
to
medial'
lew
smiles
and
some
serious
ex-1
ed
six
trees;
attended
50
state
necessary
controversy-
MORE
;nform.vion
The
n.'rxt
day
that
was
November
19
Diefenbaker
asked
Pearson
If
there
was
more
information
about
Gouzenko.
Pearson
replied
he
could
only
say
in
reply
to
the
question
that
not-
i
withstanding
press
reports
to
the
1
1
ne
employers
nave
3.
pressions,
the
Idea,
by
this
time
tKe
strike"
'strike
issues,
hoping
to
starve
balls,
garden
parties,
luncheons,!
Bllt
in
doing
so
Canada
n-dlnners,
143
receptions;
38
chil-1
vealed
the
utter
Iniquity
and
dren's
receptions;
race
meetings;
tryanny
of
the
whole
process
into
surrender.
Is
rarely
mentioned.
For
example,
how
long
have
we
realized
that
of
Jamaica's
million
people,
practically
half
are
colored.
known
as
MoCarthyism
exhibitions,
plays
and
movies;
travel
50
000
miles
18,500
by
sea,
19.650
by
air,
9,950
by
car
and
1.C00
by
rail,
and
sleep
in
14
government
houses,
ten
hotels,
three
private
homes,
two
ships
one
contrary,
no
second
request
had
1
yet
(November
19
1
been
made
to
the
Canadian
government.
Later
one
was
made
and
replied
to,
as
has
been
fully
de-
;
tailed
in
both
press
and
radio-;
Vancouver,
through
her
press,
appears
to
take
solemn
pride
in
chalking
up
her
twenty-fourth
day
of
rain
in
November.
Just
as
,
-ii
picket
li
train
and
one
royal
palace.
For
if
even
the
FBI
could
make
such
glaring
mistakes
as
to
basic
facts
about
such
a
high
placed
official
as
Mr.
White,
how
many
more
Americans
-in
less
exalted
positions
have
been
thrown
out
of
their
jobs,
or
otherwise
persecuted,
on
equally
inaccurate,
and
equally
secret,
testimony
which
they
never
even
knew
was
given,
much
less
had
the
chance
to
answer?
1
he
IWA
can
ana
win
for
another
six
months,
if
necessary.
If
the
people
never
suspected
i
.
..
At
in
Canada
there
has
always
been
sufficient,
and
quite
frequently
more
than
enough,
ever
since
there
has
been
a
Vancouver.
On
November
25,
Pearson
made
a
;
full
and
detailed
statement
in
I
the
House
and
on
the
air.
It
I
would
do
any
Canadian's
heart
good
to
see
how
the
House
sup-
I
ported
Mike
Pearson.
George
i
Drew
and
M.
J.
Coldwell
were
I
Lord
Alexander,
a
former
governor-general
of
Canada,
and
since
retirement,
commanding
Great
Britain's
defences
docs
not
nrptpnrl
tn
Ya
n'V..f
Via
Ipn'f
Tlie
The
entire
trade
union
;
is
behind
the
strike.
Get
in
step.
If
men
who
did
things
"talked
I
Lordship
is
makine
it
Derfeetlv
HOW
MUCH
WILL
YOU
EARN
IN
THE
NEXT
10
YEARS?
$30,000?
$50,000?
$100,000?
HOW
MUCH
WILL
YOU
KEEP?
Do
YOU
KNOW
that
there
is
an
easier,
faster
way
to
save
money
...
a
plan
enthusiastically
adoped
by
more
than
90,000
Canadians.
'
Here's
all
you
have
to
do.
First,
you
decide
how
much
money
you
want,
and
when
you
want
it.
Let's
say
you
decide
on
$6,000
ten
years
from
now.
With
the
aid
.of
an
.INVESTORS
SYNDICATE
PLAN,
you
Be
aside
a
fixed
sum
of
money
regularly
over
the
next
ten
years.
During
that
period,
tha
power
of
compound
interest
and
prudent
investment
goes
to
work
for
you,
too.
And,
when
your
PLAN
matures,
you
receive
a
guaranteed
minimum
of
$6,000
in
cash
or
in
monthly
payments,
as
you
prefer.
Remember,
it's
not.
the
money
you
earn
but
the
money
you
KEEP
today
which
forms
the
basis
of
your
security
tomorrow.
Contact
your
INVESTORS"
SYNIIMTE
FFPRE-SENTATIVK
.
.
.
right
awayl
T.
M.
(Tom)
CHRISTIE
Office:
315
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
384
SAVE
IT
NOW
.
.
.
LET
IT
GROW
.
.
.
ENJOY
IT
LATER
.
.
,
half
as
much
as
men
who
knew
!
plain
that
Britons,
obliged
to
hqw
things
ought
to
be
,
done
earn
their
own
living
are
not
being
given
enough.
And
he's
life
would
not
be
worth
living
nhne
LIONEL
ELECTRIC
TRAINS
AND
ACCESSORIES
one
of
them.
Workers
are
warned
against
air
.
.
.
ft
-f;lr.hreakers.
Thursday's
Sun
printed
nine
'teen
marriage
dissolutions,
and
in
New
Westminster,
nine
more.
Spy:
An
Intelligence
Officer
If
he
is
on
your
side.
v
Dloymem
3
oners
-
,
....
-.-JrouBho"1""
Strike-breakers
will
be
namcu
-
,
:
radian
West
as
aM
UlllUHO
ill
,
HARMONY
IS
NOT
EXPENSIVE
'
You'll
be
delighted
to
see
how
your
favorite
furniture
will
look
even
better
when
nlaced
in
a
COMPLETE
SETS
from
A
victory
tor
tne
i
.95
r.
11
Interior
workers
29
IUI
Hiv
I
I
UP
new
harmonious
color
scheme
.
at
reasonable
cost.
'e
Cash
or
Terms
to
Suit
LAY
AWAY
NOW
WHILE
STOCKS
ARE
COMPLETE
MB
(5
mm!3
Vi"'"''''
45
K'.ni"y'
SPENCE
&
MATUIK
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
313
3rd
Ave,
Prince
Rupert
-
Phone
C41
IWA
Strike
Committee
GENERAL
PAINTING
CONTRACTORS
.
Night
Calls:
Blue
881
Day
Calls:
101