Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
January
30.
1953
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envied
by
his
Air
Minister
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mi
to
the
Sen-1
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to
well,
other
House
of
Commons
collogue.
,
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ay
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to
ir.au-.itc
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d
MP's
l'h
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whom
would
you
pirkT
;
,
,
,
to
ar.-.
pi
a,,
ap-
and
to
h.v
.
The
Prime
Minister?
The
lurcf.
i
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fuJ
Rt.
Hon.
C.
U.
Howe''
The
!
!n,tni.-nt.
Ther
a
rumor
j
ate
sent
aa
ell,
u
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millionaire
George
T.
r
Jiford
!
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he
may
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to
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of
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newspaper
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Amortatlon.
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by
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MAOOH-,
f!T:Siient
H.
G.
PERKY,
Vle-President
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only
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luxury
of
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to
1)1-
Oeorjre
A.
Drew
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MP.
must
univer.N.vly
en-vied
by
hVt
co,Uu;uc8
Is
nour
otner
lho
lion.
C.
U
Power
foimer
Defence
Mixtslut
for
Air
in
World
War
II
and
iki
a
private
In
ttie
ParliaBientary
r.mk
ajjim
reprn.irn!U
his
I.uliu.
ruiliij
ot
Cioi-iwc
houlh
MT.
WlttHltT
WOltKUH
AUTOMATIC
WASHERS
And
DRYE
1
I
DCANE
FIM.AYSO.V,
newly-elected
provincial
leader
of
the
Progressive
Conservative
party
in
British
Columbia,
greets
the
party's
national
leader,
George
Drew,
during
a
visit
by
Mr
Flnlay.ion
to
Ottawa.
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Socreds'
Pet
Haron
i
A
READER
says
the
So-j
cial
Credit
premier
of
B.C.
has
written
a
letter
I
to
the
Jewish
Bulletin
in
which
he
vehemently
de-j
nies
that
Social
Credit
j
is
anti-Jewish.
He
say?
j
there
is
no
room
for
any
j
anti-Semite
in
the
party.
!
Mr.
Bennett
Ls
an
honorable
'
man,
and
the
only
charitable
explanation
is
that
in
the
years
)
he
was
working
so
hard
to
be-'
come
Conservative
leader
of
Great
Service-Small
Thanks
IF
THE
history
of
the
Civic
Centre
in
its
six
years
I
of
operation
were
reduced
to
the
fewest
words
possible,
it
would
read
.something
like
this:
great
service,
small
thanks.
Anyone
who
attended
the
Centre's
annual
membership
meeting
on
Wednesday
must
have
concluded
with
regret
that
Prince
Rupert
does
not
realize
what
a
good
thing
it
has.
It
seems
that
only
the
loss
of
the
Centre
which
is
a
serious
possibility
if
the
present
trend
of
its
finances
continues
will
drive
home
to
us
its
true
worth.
Parts
of
the
annual
report
of
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
INCUS
AUTOMATIC
WASHER
sv,
INGLIS
AUTOMATIC
DRYER
jjji
ASK
Al'-Ot
T
t
.SY
FAVMI.NT
PI.N
.
nimrnr
nAnin
iiin
rirr.
It
U
uow
a
inUr
of"a!mi
j
foracaten
LibtrjU
Farty
hktory
I
lllA
tlttf
.
cwfu
C-ulil,"
j
Power
braved
th
wrath
of
the
1
mijjhty
MaraeniP
Kjii
oy
-lf.iii(f
from
the
Cabinet
over
I
the
conscription
Lsu.
Mr.
Kim;
j
appealed
personally
to
him
to
j
remain.
And
ny
MlnbttM
or
MP'i
who
retu-sed
Mr.
K.iii's
j
apiab
weren't
noted
lor
keep-
Nationalization
of
Agriculture
In
Future
Policy
of
UK
Labor
Party
By
ALAN
IHKVfY
By
The
Canadian
Ptpm
Phone
644
Bail
i
R
r
h
had
tjm
tn
rpnrt
1
111K
meir
poiitk-al
health
very
retiring
president,
read
like
a
prospectus
of
some
the
official
organ
of
the
social
1
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f'rrtit
r
rf
v
riiir
tn
rtmet
i
n
!
LONDON
(CP)
Britain's
Labor
party
is
get-1
recreational
and
educational
estaoiisnmem
-vs
men
.
Han-;r,r:h-;'
M
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;.;
Hon.
"Chubby-1
realized
thU.
and
,
it
!t
,iW,,.c
looks
as',
one
mitrht
nav
several
hundred
dollars
a
year
to
j
anti-Jewish
speeches
and
gibes
j
.
.
,
.
,.
r
fl
.
l
powerful
inOUgn
ine
WOIU
nationail-satum
l
ill
iui
nimun
r..i
wm
ana
u
ai
pence
.
.......
i-n
nu
onCH-nce
iru
voier-.
vogue.
had
elected
him
as
a
non-con
-
You
Get
Precisely
What
the
Doctor
Orders
H
present
trenas
mean
any-,
-
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:
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scnptlonisi
and
he
wasn't
be
.
i
it
..:,.,..;
;
oy
t)ciai
creuit
xm.
Mere
is
a
rr.t
join.
The
report
mentioned
the
university
extension
:typical
exanipie
in
Hanjjard
fot
course
the
music
and
drama
festival,
the
arts
and
.March
24,
1943.
,
,.
,
T.
.
,
1
tlla
Al.iobn
i
MS.
JAQUES.
Who
were
those
craits
Courses
and
displays.
It
tOUCnetl
On
tne
AiaSKJ,
international
fianciers?
I
have
Music
Trail
concerts
and
spoke
of
the
popularity
of
j
not
a
complete
us.
but
1
have
,
,,
a
number
of
names
here
whicn
thing,
the
party's
program
lor
'n"
"t
'
traymg
them.
He
eve,,
dared
the
next
election
will
Include
"f,1513""
'he
J
will"
'
rurther-
At
the
Ubt
proposals
for
nationaUzing
0
"
Z
rhla-!
Jership
convention
he
had
the
agricultural
land,
aircraft
fac-
n,ngS
tories
and
some
parts
of
the;ed
naUonal1",
,lncrs'
cnt
"
agairwl
the
verv
well-known
chemical
Industry
n
"10re
en7l
,t(-rms
fof
-1
iJLl
'rntR'rS
f
That
leaves
out.
signincantly.
.UK
!
to
"!
S
myVeZ
t
1
J
1
hi
e
funny
mark
and
Latin
iiii.L
uu
the
ricrlr
uript
we
rill
Wf
pre-
rijilions
may
have
an
ohvurf
f,?
nir.iiiing
to
)iu,
but
thry
may
tend
f
yuu
bark
t
health.
When
we
fill
frj
pii-si-riitiuns
yoa
gel
prufrmtoml
-I
i
I
believe
will
be
familiar:
The
Rothschilds,
Sajjisoons,
Kuhns.
Loebs,
Warburgs.
Monte
f
lores.
Sieffs,
Leimeyers,
Siepmanns,
JYuhlings.
Cassells,
Strakosches,
Schroeders,
Baruchs,
Schusters,
Cohens,
Blekhroders,
Klenin-worths.
Kahns,
Coschens.
How
many
French
name
on
that
list?
How
many
British?
How
three
large
industries
which
in
;
the
past
have
felt
the
breath
of
j
impending
nationalization
hot
!
ill
CCTKCC
upon
them.
Lalor
s
1950
election
i
y
I
L
L
O
I
V-
INLO
program
had
sugar,
cement
and
.
,
,,
,h,
t
ltn
M
,
lni,r
Nrw,
water
ticketed
for
state
owner-
,
bothered
a
lot
of
Liberal
consciences
by
brilliant
speech
in
which
he
brutally
gave
chapu-i
and
verse
to
prove
how
far
pre-ent-ciay
L.bei'alLsm
had
Uepait'-d
from
the
party's
historic
tnjtounding
by
a
registered
phar-
ship.
Interest
waned
after
the!
A
H
mnmm
Ann
TnAnv
many
Christians?
-.
.
.
.
.
..-!
irt
htwevf
and
it
i-jniiiri
I
3
'
Mtt.
MAKli.N:
Lei
US
nave
nor"'
"""--"-
.
'
Xh
o..een
M.-.rv
chanter
nl
the
But
that
speech,
too,
u
foru,ot-
roller-skating
and
basketoau
mere.
Although
there
was
no
place
in
the
report
to
list
all
the
other
attractions
offered,
those
who
use
the
Centre
regularly
would
need
no
prompting
to
give
an
enthusiastic
elaboration.
Mothers
of
small
children
not
yet
going
to
school
would
have
something
to
add
So
would
those
who
enjoy
dancing-
or
gym-
nasties.
So
would
those
who
like
a
quiet
place
with
a
selection
of
good
books.
So
would
the
handball
and
badminton
players,
and
so
would
many
others.
Yet
the
reward
to
the
Centre
last
year
for
making
all
these
things
possible
was
an
operating
deficit
of
approximately
$10,000.
In
1951
it
was
a
deficit
of
approximately
$5,000.
From
a
financial
point
of
view,
therefore,
we
are
helping
the
Centre
to
take
..
.
.1
i
j-
seem
a
gooa
guess
inai
inese-
-
j.
--
-
ina.'ist
and
trn
tlr
fresh
1
1
1
y
Crusi.
Itring
your
prescription
!
us
with
conlitirnr.
Vow
will
(rt
pre-
iim-Iv
what
the
devriie
elrr.
,
Jew-baiting.
be
left
lit
private
I
IOI-,E
entertained
at
the
resi-;ten
now.
Liberal
Party
whips
I
deuce
of
Mrs.
L.
W.
Palmore
la'
have
no
dtnire
to
provoke
the
three
will
handA
Mr.
MLSStu
RY
ArriUEN'T
honor
of
the
new
Regent
Prompt
Delivery
Servke
Water's
reprieve,
If
such
!J
C.
McUltan.
proves
to
be,
will
interest
his-
j
torians.
It
should
have,
fceenl
A
meeting
was
scheduled
for
nationalized
seven
years
ago.
a
U"ifcht
City
Police
court
story
which
appears
autbentlc
.room
to
or
glint
in
indoor
base-has
It
that
Labor
party
planners
ball
league,
intended
to
Include
nationallza-;
3f)
V...,
Ann
TnAnv
i
?
MR.
BLACKMORE;
Then
t!o
not
do
it.
You
are
mentioning
it.
The
hon.
member
is
Just
giving
the
names.
MR.
MARTIN:
The
Implication
is
quite
clear.
IT
IS
worth
noting
that
the
same
Mr.
'Blackmore
who
backed
up
the
late
Mr.
Jaques
is
the
same
MP
who
came
to
Trail
in
the
recent
B.C.
election
and
smeared
Hon.
Lester
Pearson
as
a
tool
of
the
Jews
because
he
had
helped
the
UN
set
Quebec
South,
M
P.
lo'.a
any
more
crusadv
An
armlstke
h
is
been
reached
tha
terms
of
which
roughly
axe
til-fit
tlie
l.liy-r:il
Parly
leave
Hon.
"Cliuboy"
alone
aud
Hon.
"Chubby
'
leaves
the
Liberal
Party
aJUme,
His
xu-ttion
of
independence
and
detachment
from
partUan
U..us
and
partban
bickering
Is
recognized
as
unique.
MAV
iO
Til
SENATE
On
top
of
the
position
o.'
tiulc-pendence
which
he
has
won.
U
DEETH'S
PHARMACY
LIMITED
'r
For
Health
and
Beauty
frit-re
Uupert.
B.C.
Phoue
T
tion
of
water
supplies
in
their
manifesto,
but
accidentaUy
left
:
it
out.
-
.
-
-
3
j
Mayor
Newton
at
a
council
meeting
said
that
in
his
optniou
members
of
lii.st
vi-ar's
srhrwi!
progressively
larger
steps
siraignt
uuwn.
Tn
some
extent,
thp
remedv
must
rest
with
the
Now
the
to
be
tendency
seems
shouM
bf
hpW
-rny
to
regard
water
and
sugar
ce-
r
asible
fr
lu
0vtr.o;p,nrt
ment
as
relatively
secondary.
At
1
1,.,
.,,
.
,..
tVio
-.iff'-irc
rif
tVin
Pontrp
K'n
flniiVir
Ud
in
the
nnst
up
the
revived
state
of
Israel
tkrt
n'ill
j.i-JTit
tViic
vurfinciKnitr
witVi
an
oarnpet
The
Social
Credit
party
cao-
i
a
time
ol
ejonomlc
crisis
for
i
strucUln
B.th
Sdv
ol.
B.C.
by
a
campaign
run
Britain.
LaOo
leaders
are
Ay-
...
.llZf
Till
Cllin
1
vrjJViioiwHi,j
"ivil
'
1
.
1
.
.
t
;
tUfed
-red
determination
to
make
the
coming
years
much
from
Alberta.
It
distributed
a
:
ing.
one
of
the
most
important
:
A
CI!!
Prince
Rupert
Girl
Guides
,,--
nltntiti
.
.
t
Cinl
-..l
i
Vlinra
la
lt1MH.H
fn-rl
nr1.,A
.
!
wj"
r7
...
..r.
tion
home.
ul-:
Aoclatlon
formed
with
propaganda
printed
in
Alberta,
i
at
.Mis.-!
B.
Ma?doni.ltf
pi
evident,
naturally.
isU.:.-.
r...
One
leaflet
was
title
"Men,
or!
The
next
steo
i
'
'
"
"7
r"
7
H
f
I
H
'i
r
'
r-
'
better.
Let
no
one
think,
however,
they
can
do
it
alone.
If
the
Centre
is
to
survive,
it
needs
more
members
1-
iir
1.1.
R
i!!?e
nationalilinij
j
trcasurer
and
Mrs
if.
H-
Grant
it
has
this
quotation
on
pagthe
land,
an
idea
with
wMrh
one:
"In
1790
Maier
Amshel
!
Labor
has
often
f!1rtirl
rr.ini.,n
anct
Mw.
A
W
Mealy,
executives.
20
Years
Ago
Today
Capt.
Paul
Armour
ta-
an
Roth.schild
said.
Permit
me
to
at
the
moment
appears
to
be
issue
and
control
the
money
of
j
against
outright
nationalization,
a
nation
and
I
care
not
who
i
but
in
favor
of
some
limited
makes
its
laws.'
"
'
mrm
0f
Duhlic
ownershio
nounced
he
has
purchased
the
;
Pacific
Salvage
Plant
here
which
!
Aneurin
iNyei
Bevan.
one
of
ana
more
neip
irom
eacn
or
tnem.
v
Let
no
one
think,
either,
that
he
has
done
his
.
bit
because
his
child
belongs.
Children
benefit
from
the
Centre
but
they
cannot,
by
themselves
sustain
it.
Services
rendered
by
the
Centre
are
greater
than
the
support
it
receives,
but
this
lack
of
balance
between
values
has
been
allowed
to
go
too
far.
Unless
there
is
a
change,
the
place
will
surely
close.
Another
leaflet,
signed
by
Rev.
Ernest
G.
Han.sell.
MP,
is
called
"The
Hand
That
Rocks
th
the
left's
leading
men
of
Idea,
gave
an
indication
what
may
be
i
"T
.
i
:
n
h
H..
'
i
p
i
:
V
M
&
u
i
Cradie."
It
too
starts
out
with
I
brewing
when
he
wrote
reeent-
tne
characteristic
crack
at
that
i
iy
pet
name
ot
ail
socrea.v-k.aron
is
retiring
lrom
bu.nes.
Olof
Hanson,
Member
of
Parliament
for
Skeena.
accomii!it'd
by
Mrs.
Haaton
arrived
In
Montreal
today
from
a
visit
to
Europe.
10
Years
Ago
Today
The
police
are
warning
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
that
exlra-orclinary
precautions
vlll
have
to
be
taken
by
both
pedestrians
"Speaking
for
myself,
I
would
take
over
all
rented
agricultural
Rothschild.
It
says
In
para-
graph
two:
land,
so
that
the
state
could
"Baron
Rotchild
said,
Permit
'
nmv;rit
.
th
,.,.,,.
fhn.
me
to
control
the
credit
of
the
j
,unctions
whi(.n
WPre
formeri,
nation
and
...
:
provided
by
the
best
landlords.
Locks
will
go
on
the
doors,
boards
on
the
windows,
and
silence
will
settle
around
the
building
which
at
present
gives
pleasure
to
so
many.
It
would
be
a
monument
of
shame
in
a
city
that
did
not
care.
makes
the
laws.
BIG
PROPORTION
Later,
Bevan
explained
he
and
drivers
alike
when
the
new
dim-out
regulations
come
Into
force
on
Monday.
part
from
the
fact
that
Mr.
HanselL
.spells
the
name
without
the
hs
after
the
t,
and
the
slight
difference
in
the
text,
I
do
not
believe
that
either
one
is
genuine.
I
do
not
blame
Mr-ssrs.
Han-sell
or
Low
personally.
I
think
they
were
handed
those
faked
quotes
from
their
own
party
considers
"rented
agricultural
land"
comprises
about
two-tbirds
of
the
country's
total
land
area.
He
said
he
feels
the
old
landlord-tenant
relationship
has
broken
down,
leaving
many
landlords
unable
to
afford
the
equipment
for
modern
farming.
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
Ray
Bevan
also
wants
to,
nation
Chief
Joe
Mathias
of
announces
hi
resolve
to
wit-
Baron
Munchausen
the
samejjj
-those
units
of
the
chem-source
which
was
responsible
i
i
nHi.
The
month
of
January
is
jurt
ending.
Which
w
a
whale
of
a
lot
better
than
ju.st
commencing
MEN'S
UNION
SUITS
ness
the
crowning
of
Elizabeth,
j
for
the
publication
on
page
one
j
opoueg
r
near
monopolies."
Penman's
Special,
'
Now
$2.95
iu
uo
uiu
,nr
pinna
on
pauuiiugi
0r
"rne
Canadian
social,
wrea-
Fertilizers
are
of.
prime
Import
the
Atlantic
in
a
war
canoe.
iter"
for
January
3.
1946.
A
two
There
are
a
few
minor
difficul-
column
head
says
.
"Kotschlld
No
strike,
or
any
other
action
.
will
stop
the
railways
of
Canada
MEN'S
SPORT
SHIRTS
from
running,
as
usual,
next
ties.
For
example,
he
has
no
House
Takes
Over
"
As
a
result
Monday.
Doubtl-ess
it's
only
too!
canoe.
of
a
sinister
deal
the
33
year
ance
in
any
program
for
increased
food
production.
The
aircraft
industry,
an
Important
part
of
the
rearmament
drive
and
a
big
source
of
dollars,
also
figures
prominently
la
Labor's
new
thinking
on
nation-
Wrll-taihMwd.
Reg.
to
H.oo.
Now
$2.95
W
1
true
to
suggest
thai
no
one
ever
honestly
thought
wheels
would
cease
revolving.
Things
are
not
always
what
we
sometimes
think.
For
example!
The
Valley
of
the
Po,
fertile
and
fair
U
as
wintry
as
a
slriking
n-iliH-lion
of
the
tririft
idiiiil
t'.Miiudiaii.'
In
llie
rusgel
iiioiinlaiu
of
ll"
old
Lord
Rotschild
had
Joined
the
Labor
party
and
ha
immediately
been
made
party
leader
In
the
Lord's,
saya
the
astounding
fabrication
based
entirely
on
the
author's
fevered
mind.
MEN'S
DRESS
AND
WORK
SOCKS
Lais
of
wear.
Now,
pair
45c
The
town
of
Midland
lOnt.)
has
a
street
called
Easy
Street,
j
Canada.
But
the
opposite
side
(Ua-t,
iu
l
lie
fringe
of
the
Arctic
'
""
l
ln
muul"ul'
"
UI
Nobody
lives
on
it.
MEN'S
SEMI-WORK
PANTS
cities,
limm
and
villages
from
r11
-Again
in
1952,
Canada
moved
forward
with
giofti
Hridtf.
In
rvcr
imln
anl
li-
I.I
til
srtivil
v,
l').l
ligures
were
iirutted
n
ml
new
highs
reached.
And
once
again
the
lineal
Hank
rim
veil
forward.
Our
aniwts
advanced
to
$2.(7)1,
456,87),
the
higlient
ever
repnrleil
by
any
-
(madian
bank.
Dejowit
a'-i-mini
nurn-liored
over
2,2")0,(HK).
Tohd
dr(Mwil
iasnl
the
$2.5
billion
mark
a
new
record
iimi
is
tne
cauiornia
oi
ii-aiy.
say
Mr.
Basso-Bert,
pioneer
and
for",
mer
alderman.
aiizatlon.
The
party.,
with
Us
traditional
penchant
toward
pacifism,
has
long
objected
to
profits
being
made
out
of
rearmament.
These
new
proposal
mark
what
appears
to.
be
a
n-ew
phase
In
Labor's
approach
to
nationalization.
For
generations
this
has.
beea,
an
article
of
faith
In
the
socialist
creed.
The
postwar
years
and,
the
experience
Lots
(
wear.
Now,
pr.
$4.45
roaM,
we
built
new
braix-hrs
""'
MAIDSTONE,
England
(CP)
A
coroner's
Jury
blamed
a
bird's
nest
In
a
bathroom
gas
flue
for
the
death
of
Reginald
Goodwin,
23.
The
Jury
ruled
he
was
prob
ied
olhern,
to
keep
pace
v.
ilh
tlif
"'
MEN'S
WORK
SHOES
Strongly
built.
"Behold
the
turtle!
He
makes
a
Iiiihv
nal
inn.
t
vr
780
bram
!"
progress
only
when
hie
neck
ls
out."
Motto
In
Harvard
villi
(
ably
overcome
by
fumes
and
A
Massachusetts
doctor
protects
himself
fiom
legal
entanglements
by
insisting
on
the
presence
of
a
third
person,
when
examining
a
female
patient.
Late
one
afternoon,
he
weafily
received
a
couple,
and
sought
examination
of
the
abdominal
pain
as
complained
of.
Some
answers
were
evasive
and
scarce
above
a
Re.
$.5.
Now
$6.95
BOYS'
RUBBER
BOOTS
drowned
while
bathing.
rm-
a
liiR
bank
nerving
a
(rowing
J
r
A
I
n
A
I
I
r"TT
FIGURES
THAT
TELL
A
THKILLING
STOKY
DALLU
I
UMLI.W
THE
ALEX
HUNTER
AWARD
FOR
GOOD
CITIZENSHIP
Please
consider
my
nomination
of:
Laced,
best
auaUty.
New,
pair
$2.00
BOYS'
PANTS
For
Sshoel
Wear
and
Dees,
From,
pair
$2.73
BOYS'
SWEATERS,
PULLOVERS
Clearing
at
95c
BOYS'
WINDBREAKERS
With
zippers.
.
Clearing
from
$2.25
HSl
rumi)
5,330.000
$73,000
millioa
$2,141
million
618
million
bu.
,
14.3
million
H
P.
$5,181
million
61
million
bblt.
whisper.
She
drosSod
hurriedly
and
sped
from
the
room.
"Anyone
that;
lively
getting
out
of
here
cannot
be
seriously
ill,"
commented
the
physician.
I'm
sure
your
wife
will
be
all
right."
"Wife?,
She's
not
my
wife,
Doc.
I
was
wondering
why
you
called
me
in
with
her."
Civilians
employed
Gloss
production
,
No
conHruclron
Wheal
crop
Installad
po
capacity
New
cepttat
invslmenl
Oil
production
4,rj7.0OO
J13.7G8
million
$1,424
million
341
.3
million
bu.
10.5
millioo
M
P,
J2.489
million
',
7.7
million
bbli.
X
fff
in
nnv
r
m
n
n
giiir
.at
n
ri
nu
for
the
outstanding
citizen
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
year
1952.
My
NAME
,
.........
My
ADDRESS
,
D
A
I
I
AT
Fi"
,n
"turn
to
the
DAILY
NEWS
I)
A
I
I
AT
UALLOr
not
later
than
JAM'AftY
31st,
1953.
ti
ALLVJ
I
Possibly
President
Elsenhower
has
already
heard
this
one,
but
if
not,
no
matter.
When
Cool-idge
took
over,
ha,
declined
to
use
the
White
House
telephone
In
the
hull,
bwause
it
would
be
an
Intrusion,
of
prtiMdentlal
On
f
tht
world's
great
banks,
growing
with
a
growing
coW
Prini'e
Runert
Itranth
J.
K.
TAVtfMl,
Manr
..
.,,
,
,
,
,
,
.
u,
,u
tjiiiivi
ivi
a.