r
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminis
ces
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
ti,(
root
silence
evervwherei
A
North
Vancouver
resident!
Thursday,
October
8,
1953
niniTiran
pi-es,
A,
thf
ot
his
term
ot
o?;ice
Is
the
children
behiR
glad
'they're
i
recently
found
it
essential
to1
back
in
school.
!
scare
a
cougar
away
from
his
1
home
neighborhood.
A
bear
and
aent
As
I
See
It
Js
."J.
1,1
more
till
llMll
I
tf
i,rt
1
M.H.tU
I
I
meet
the
m
wf;men
one",
So
far
he
has
hew
.....
1
who
was
I
two
cubs,
sighted
In
the
same
An
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
nd
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
Of
Canadian
Pre
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Limited.
'
J.
K
UAOOR.
President
H.
O
PERRY.
Vice-President
Arilfll
Stevenson.
..
;
hiUTt
1TM11
nom.wrat.ln
candidate
for
presi-
1
region,
conveniently
disappeared.
f
'"
V
'
1
l.
t
ma.
W
5
I"!?
dent,
has
returned
from
a
world
In
other
words,
for
hunting,
visit
j
RU
Lna"
to
a
inur.
Commenting
on
his
travels,
the
suburbs
of
Vancouver,
and
rair
h'w'
,
bn
w
!?
w:
V
'
Subscription
Rates:
fcv
csrrlr
Per
week,
25c:
per
month.
11
00;
per
year.
(1000.
Ijv
call
Per
month.
75c:
per
year.
18.00.
Mr.
Stevenson
is
said
to
have
re-1
imped
Kitlmat
for
the
develop-
j
H
-PJ
cently
remarked:
"The
principal
1
ment
of
major
Industries.
j
heW
j
i?h,s:
r
r
4
Authorised
as
second
clarai
mall
by
the
Post
Offlce
Department.
Ottawa.
trouble
with
the
world
seems
to
1
.
i
final
he
that
everybody
wants
to
eat
!
The
value
of
air
bases
hi
Spain
p'
year
.rt
only
12
In
,!
.i
...rv
riav."
And.
we'd
like
to
add,
!
is,
of
Toui
se
4nn.lew.We
to
the
!
,.mL.
1
"u5vtil
.
,,.i.,,.i
.hn
n
liet.
United
States,
remarks
an
Am-
.
Knu
rresict
ST
r-
r
..v
....
-
----
uu..,
iimns.
X
u
rampart
of
the
Pyrenees,
Spain
j
President
Elsenhower
says
the
ESS
COillu
or
a
viniitu
usiunu
ui
im-
death
of
civilization
could
come
1
.Vm181
'as
a
direct
consequence
of
a
So-
,
pregrHbtllty
so
far
as
assault
by
T'v
!
!
viet
bomb
attack
on
the
United
j
ground
troops
Is
concerned.
,
I
Htatcs
without
warning.
That's.
Catholic
Jubilee
I
AS
AN
MP,
I
was
invited
j
j
to
the
double
jubilee
I
celebration
at
the
Catholic
cathedral
in
Vancou-vj?r.
Waiting
for
the
wrvice
to
begin
i
suddenly
thought
that
never
before
in
my
entire
57
;
years,
had
1
been
hi
a
Catholic
j
i
church,
for
a
real
service.
I
had
I
what
he
Is
reported
to
have
told
i
Hie
m-wr
confereno-s
of
Prel-
i
j
JfeJ"
"1
'4
a
public
meeting
last
Tuesday.
!
dent
Kisenhowor,
or
the
la'k
of
I
However,
a
second
assault
might
i
them,
are
causing
misgivings
be
considered
advisable.
i
among
leiiding
members
of
the
1
HIS
IS
AN
ARCIIITfTT'S
1R
WINO
ot
the
fiew
Canadian
Joint
staff
huilflmrr
to
be
erectwl
n
WaKhlnRtcm.
Ttm
building
Is
to
house
components
of
the
Navy.
Army
and
Air
Force,
defence
research
board
and
the
defence
production
department
stationed
1:1
Washington.
Cost
is
estimated
unofficially
at
between
SI
,500.000
ntl
a,tWfl,B0fl
for
completion
in
1955.
been
in
every
known
variety
of
;
Protestant
church,
had
heard
j
thousands
of
Protestant
sermons
:
some
as
fine,
perhaps
as
have
'
ever
been
preached.
YOU
Common
Surnames
in
Minority
In
Canada's
22nd
Parliament
By
JOHN
K.
BIRD
White
and
Green.
And
there's
a
OTTAWA
CP
The
most
com-
Wood,
a
Stick,
a
Winch
and
a
mon
surnames
of
English-
and
Nickie;
a
Small,
a
Low,
a
Goode,
French-speaking
Canadians
are
an
Abbott
and
a
Knigh.
not
well-repre.-,ented
in
Cana-!
The
membership
includes
only
1
had
been
in
Jewish
synagogues,
Mohammedan
mosques,
Sikh
and
Hindu
temples.
I
had
stood
in
the
portal
of
the
temple
of
the
Sun,
with
the
Spinx
look-i
ing
down
unbiinkingly;
and
stood
(
before
the
statues
of
the
Buddha,
gazing
through
me
out
in
time-:
lesf
certainty.
1
I
In
Nazareth,
and
on
the
shores
1
Qf
Oalillee,
and
in
Jerusalem
HAVE
AN
IMPORTANT
I
TnW
1
1
TO
DO
IN
da's
22nd
Parliament,
which
nne
Smith,
one
Jones
and
two
itseii
1
naa
swoa
wnere
jesus
meets
Nov.
12
for
its
first
ses-
Browns.
They
are
J.
E.
Smith
;
Christ
Himselt
had
walked
andsjun.
Liberal,
York
North;
Owen
L.
;
talked
with
men.
But
never
be-
:
a
suryey
of
the
265
members
of
Jones.
CCF,
Okanagan
Bound-jfore
had
I
ever
been
Inside
a
j
the
new
House
shows
that
there
!
ary,
Donald
F.
Brown.
Liberal,
i
Canadian
Catholic
church,
ex-,
are
few
Smiths,
Jones
and
Essex
West,
and
James
E.
Brown,
'cept
to
weddings
and
one
fun-
;
Browns
or
Gauthiers,
Tremblays,
!
Liberal.
Brantford.
.
eral.
Morins
and
Rovs.
Th
mpmhers
with
colors
for
Why
Not
an
Indian
Senator?
j!f
SU(i;ESTlNG
that
Social
Ci-edk
Premier
Ben-I
n'U
sk
Liberal
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
to
j.iit
an
Jn.lian
in
the
Senate,
native
CCF
member
J'rank
("alder
has
drafted
a
neat
triangular
fi.sire
jrr
political
peometry.
?
While
there
aro
possibly
too
many
angles
to
allow
a
solution,
Mr.
Calder's
theorem
contains
Hi'me
fair
reasoning.
Even
if
we
admit
that
the
lijiper
chamber
of
Parliament
has
ceased
to
take
a
ital
pail
in
Canadian
affairs,
the
prospect
of
one
of.
the
country's
original
race
sitting
there
is
nevertheless
an
appealing
one.
-
The
place
of
Indians
in
Canadian
history
account
fi
for
some
of
its
most
important
chapters.
Their
population
is
still
a
large
and,
lie
it
noted,
a
peaceful
one.
As
Mr.
Calder
accurately
observed:
I
"Governments
approach
the
Dyukhobors
with
recommendations
and
solutions
to
their
problems
and
the
Doukhobors
remain
silent.
In
our
case,
we.
approach
governments
with
recommendations
and
:-ohitioiis
to
our
own
problems
and
the
governments
remain
silent."
The
white
man
owes
much
to
the
Indian.
In
R";C.
he
uses
his
totem
pole
as
a
symbol
of
the
province
and
his
art
as
an
inducement,
to
visitors.
To
give
a
representative
of
his
race
a
seat
in
the
Senate
would
he
to
offer
our
symbol
of
respect
and
friendship
in
return.
'Nobly
Proportioned'
The
smoothest
diplomat
in
the
current
world
will
not
be
found
at
the
headquarters
of
the
United
Nations,
or
even
in
(he
least
Block
at
Ottawa.
All
our
international
statesmen
are
amateurs
beside
Mr.
Peter
Dorsey,
a
chair
manufacturer
of
Washington,
DC.
Mr.
Dorsey
tells
the
press
that
man
can
still
be
comfortably
stated
in
chairs
eighteen
inches
wide,
the
same
kind
of
chairs
lhat
he
built
half
a
century
ago.
But,
says
Mr.
Dorsey,
"within
the
past
ten
years
it
has
been
necessary
to
go
to
20-inch
chairs
tor
occasions
attended
largely
by
women.'
','
And
how
does
Mr.
Dorsey
explain
this
expanding
measurement?
Hlf-
reply
is,
we
submit,
the
final,
masterpiece
of
lipkmacy.
"Women,"'
he
says,
"are
just
more
nobly
propor-
,iuirird
triese
days."
EkjinethUig
evidently
ha$,goiie
wrong
wlj.h
our
modern
iV.y
.lfms
of
diet
and
exercise,
though
Mr.
Dorsey
being
a
diplomat
ir
too
poHte
to
say
so.
"Nobly
proportioned"
what
professional
diplomat
would
ever
have
thought
of
that
noble
jjhra.ie?
Victoria
Daily
Times.
I
V
.AMI
A
t
-
t
19
There
are
three
colors
Blue,
surnames
are
Donald
Blue,
Lib
FUNERAL
took
;the
place
at
:
(RESERVE!
Any
lemn
umhai
l
Rcwrve,
and
in
then
(lie
Km
at
CatnuiiHii
ntcd
an
alcri
mid
J(f
KfMrrve
fori't
.
The
Naval
KfWn
piiriolir
(iaiiitl
4
about
the
same
time
as
Van
LETTERBOX
eral,
Bruce;
Howard
Green,
Progressive
Conservative,
Vancouver
Quadra,
and
tieorge
S.
White,
Progressive
Conservative,
Hast-Ings-Frontenac;
Harry
O.
White,
Progressive
Conservative,
Middle-
:
sex
East,
and
Arthur
White,
Liberal,
Waterloo
South.
The
nine
members
whose
names
fall
into
a
pa.tern
are
R.
preparing,
m
a
cmlm
in
hit
ftpare
iinw,
m
INTERESTKI)
SINGER
The
Editor,
The
Daily
News:
l.Iiaua
!
MTU
lIMHIilj
need
arifce!
Your
readers
plight
be
interested
to
know
that
the
well-known
baritone
singer,
Mr.
Allan
J.
Wood,
Liberal,
Selkirk;
L.
T.
couver's
Catholic
cathedral
was
built.
It
was
for
Father
Hinrhey,
my
first
Catholic
friend.
Back
in
February
1901
our
house,
as
usual,
was
full
of
noisy
youngsters,
for
our
family
numbered
more
nearly
like
a
tribe.
Somebody
thought
it
would
be
a
wonderful
idea
if
mother
made
lemon
pie.
My
big
sister
Ruth
and
I
rushed
to
the
store
for
the
lemons.
An
enormous
sled
passed
us.
It
had
inviting
sleigh
bells.
Laughing
youngsters
were
perched
on
the
load
of
telephone
poles
it
carried.
My
sister
climbed
aboard
the
sleigh,
but
I
slipped.
n
ririinn
nnnnn
J
,
Liberal,
Trinity-Concep-Harold
Winch,
CCF,
Van-
Burt
of
Toronto
is
contemplating
Stick
takine
tin
residence
in
Prince
tion:
cri
Go
on
loll
wottr
Rupert,
where
he
hopes
to
open
couver
East;
carl
u.
wicKie,
rro-
a
studio
for
the
teaching
of
sing-
gressive
Conservative,
Calgary
ing
and
diction
South:
R.
H.
Small,
Progressive
Toronto
Danforth;
Mr.
Burt
has
had
many
years'
Conservative.
th
tummw
month.
Obtom
rftotrt
or
rodtihtp
Eom
ovtro
mAty
tporo
lim
experience
in
the
professional
BO,
li"
i
r"u
,
,
world
of
music,
having
sung
leading
harit.nnp
roles
in
ooera
in
Richmond:
Finance
Minister
Ab-
Fit
yovrialf
lor
tried
and
R.
R.
Knight,
CCF
many
C.iinnriiiln
finrl
Amprirnn
bott
pontibilitt
&orv
your
country)
Saskatoon.
:
my
leg
went
under
the
runnef
and
was
badly
crushed.
They
rushed
me
to
the
nearest
1
hospital,
which
happened
to
be
cities.
He
has
also
given
ton-
who
-mmmmr
I
f.
I
15
members
There
are
certs,
has
sung
over
the
radio
and
been
soloist
with
St.
Joseph's,
a
Catholic
"w
instilu-
"""r":
various
have
namesakes
in
the
house.
They
include
Trade
and
Com-ilv
rie-
merce
Minister
Howe
and
Marvin
?
C
symphony
orchestras,
tion.
There
the
doctors
operated
,
.
m
t
ipct
nnH
t
lav
fnf
mnnth
He
is
therefore
thorqufe
Progressive
Conservative,
in
a
senti-private
ward.
whei
!
Pared.to
?ch
.aU
type.
iot
,
;"jr'
Howe,
una
Hon.
C.
nMlv
-,..,7
!
-
i
IllXl
j
THE
CRISP,
CRISP
FLAKES
!
'
WITH
THE
DFEP.
DFEP
FI
sVOB
V
.fTf7T.
f
we
M
..
hod
had
Into
lots
of
nf
ftm
fun.
Th
The
-..
ranBln8
'8"'S
.
irom
Jllllil
me
tile
l
classical
sofir-
""K-
-
p""
"
..
.
...
.
.
writprs
writers
)f
In
to
th
thB
the
mo.
mnto
e
nnmi
.vimiinp
popular
1:1
r
so-
sn.
n.
u-
J.
rower,
rowel,
uoerai,
Liioriai,
...v.,
vueurc
ouuiu.
others
used
to
tease
me
about
,.,
LlbpraI
st
being
a
Protestant,
and
ungodly
,
cauPa
arl
song-
'
j0hr-...
We,t
nio
t
0,1
c
t
amitiH
.
Hp
hns
nroduccd
Gilbert
and
the
House,
.
'
"
.
"
"I
v
(UtJLW-
ii
it
l.,...,l
'
RTilllufin
liohl
nnprtm
Ellri
.Tilllrl
The
SUrlianiCS
iriillliltC
Wltil
ail
Wi
w
ui
niauu.1
"r,""
'
"
..1..
...tih
svoru
about
the
Catholics.
These,
when
.
like
to
do
something
of
this
kind
"
re-told
to
my
mother
on
her
af-
;
in
Prince
Rupert.
.
"
.
jtM
oudx
four
t.ernoon
visits,
were
a
source
of
;
Before
deciding
to
move
to
tliis
y
'
'
'
rfor.
hnmiiiaiinn.
to
hoi-
f
ri-
i
m,.-
v,.a0
l,.,,.,tirf
in,...
in!
Members
whose
names
start
Jcrifjfitre
f-asittge
for
Joday
"Thou
shalt
love
thy
neighbour,
a
thyself."
James
2:8.
.
radiant
ovcn
.
.
.
Krllogg's
Corn
Flakrs
come
N
&i&ft4t'l
"
'
to
you
to
frrsh
you
can
almost
catch
the
j
1
!
piping
hot
aroma
drifting
from
the
ovfndoori.
SEt...
I
F;
PHHS?l1
Thry're'the
number
one
flakes
all
over
j
THI
Rf
CRUITINO
OFj
o
z
Canada
-
and
in
the
whole-,
wide
world.
I
rROM-v.
They're
the
or
marorn
fi.ikes
developed
by
j
II
IUI
I
london
WW
W.
K.
KelloRg
und
flavored
lo
his
still
secret
!
nlllVtD
J
r
t.tt
tat
recipe
-a
flavor
that
has
never
been
dupli-
!
l
I
A
"sTLJ
have
some
idea
of
the
respopse
I
'he
1Jltcr
M
foi
m
tne
,a,'K-
he
would
receive
here.
Would
esl
eioup.
those
who
are
interested,
kindly
I
Tlieie
are
33,
and
18
are
Macs
contact
Mrs.
H.
G.
Watts.
Bish-
or,
Mcs.
ods
Lodae.
208
Fourth
Avenue;
There
are
31
whose
names
start
mother
knew
very
well
I
had
never
picked
tip
those
ideas
in-?klc
our
house.
The
Mother
Superior
of
-
t
he
hospital
did
not
seem
to
like
me.
But
she
did
not
seem
to
like
anybody,
for
that
matter,
and
the
whole
hospital
staff
stood
or
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeoc.
i
ir.iii
mJ
(mo
Ht.
i
tantB.
cairQ.
nM
ivir.
rk.enoi'K
hiikj.
if
v
won
tii&tr
i
am
I.
tl)l
Mil
Ifl
UIH
t4l
l
l'
4u4
jl.jl.il-
A3
t
I'
1
utua-iuM
M,
Cmu
(for
through
tt.fir
Huvor."
I
1
West.
My
telephone
844.
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with
B.
followed
by
26
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AJJt
1
oelieve
Mr.
Burt's
presence
24
with
H,
and
17
with
O.
A
wtpritn
nrnys
tullpi-v
pur.
in
Prince
Rupert
could
be
a
great
!
But
that
wasn't
the
cabinet
Nick
'1
is
alloyed
ilh
copper,
iipoiident
met
one
of
the
ris-
j
minister's
view.
He
argued
that
j
rather
jumped
in
mortal
terror
i
asset
t0
the'cultural
life
of
the
1
.
sl
Ing
younger
members
of
the
the
only
time
a
legislative
holi-i01
ner
Baunt
irame,
anu
unSiy
ci1y
jra
s
and
bronze
to
give
greater
resistance
to
ear
and
corrosion.
face.
RUTH
WATTS
i
iblnet
at
a
cocktail
party
re-1
day
is
justified
is
when
the
ideal
i
enl
ly
and
conversation
turned
i
state
is
realized.
And
he
took
But
the
two
sweet
nuns
on
our
;
upon
the
position
in
which
the
it
for
granted
that
we
were
still
i
waru
were
KC
""'h,
had
left
the
a
long,
long.
way
way
from
from
that
that
goal
goal,
j
A-ugusl
election
o'dvernmit:
,
,U;nder
vlfie,
-oircumsaii;
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11...1
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Btnei.rimi
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FATHER
HINCHEY
was
a
short
ur"
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n
h
correspondent
suggested
i
,
tUat.
It
was
as
advantageous
as
acuT"y
,
,
lal
"?,!U.al
?"
ish,
roly
poly
Santa
Claus
type,
;
Wttr.
e-
"e.".ue?.
lnal
1
cabinet's
lethW
ack
of
lmaB-
very
red
of
face
and
full
of
fun
arllt
il,,d
fundamental
in-
and
laughter.
He
seemed
to
me
(r
naa
ln.?'ltka'
hlstor.y
d
comnetence
As
he
exnresscd
it
to
get
real
joy
out
of
my
militant
r-inriaru
i
mm
a
general
eiec-4v,
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oftonii
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think
t
nrrivert
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WRITTEH
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unhampered
by
cam
OPPORTUNITY
.
HiftWjLjiiwUIisCPJSn
..5.bout
,?5
y(,ars
ot
af?e
'pctulr,!d
to
travel
North
Country
extensively.
Must
have
at
least
tui
tyearn
experience
In
gas
and
electric
arc
welding,
and
have
completed
high
school
education
preferably.
Must
be
of
good
personal
earidVict
and
have
neat
and
clean-cut
appearance.
Your
reply
should
state
all
practical
and
educational
qualifications
in
own
handwriting
and
be
accompanied
with
recent
half-length
photograph.
Oood
remuneration
and
future
security
guaranteed
to
the
right
applicant.
Reply
Box
No.
813,
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News
i
uvc-iiitiiciit,
iiau
vu
Keep
j
WfcV
"vm
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right
on
its
toes"
even
if
it
j
his
theory
that
youngsters
git
j
wasn't
under
pressure
to
redeem
'strong
ideas
when
quite
young,
i
specific
campaign
pledges.
On
Palm
Sunday
he
pinned
a
palgn
commitments.
The
gov-t
Uiment
was
under
obligation
tt
redeem
no
Utopian,
Santa
Oaus
or
regional
pledges
be-cuus
it
had
made
none.
It
could
(bncentrate
on
sound
adminls-
As
a
result
of
the
new
mort-
'
green
cross
on
my
nignisniri
dui
gage
money
and
housing
policies
1
roared
with
laughter
when
l
saiu
announced
-recently,
Parliament
I
Hill
political
circles
now
are
satisfied
that
the
cabinet
min
lijfion,
without
any
necessity
tor
opening
up
any
new
and
"But
you
can't
make
me
green
Inside,
Father."
The
one
serious
thing
I
remember
him
saying,
even
when
they
thought
I
was
dying
was:
ister
was
expressing
a
view
which
is
held
by
the
govern
ment
as
a
whole.
There
is
no
Elmore,
when
you
grow
up
little
curiosity,
therefore,
to
innri
Kt.iuiv
histcrv
vmi
will
find
li
M
Whu.ty
i
lway
enjoyed
..
.
lit
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moothly
.aliryinK.
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lel,
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'
tr.dtlion.of
lite
great
ditttiller.
of
r.
irsv
ExbraEasy!
B
17
s&$$
know
what
other
legislation
of
that,
while
the
Catholics
did
a
similarly
far-reaching
nature
some
bad
things,
the
Protestants
the
S,t.
Laurent
administration
did
some
bad
things
too
"
may
have
up
its
collective
M
mnthpr
ink
m
tn
his
fun-
e-Sperlmrntal
avenues
of
legislation.
iThe
cabinet
minister
agreed
that
the
position
of
the
government
probably
was
unique.
But
he
questioned
strongly
Us
advantage.
His
view
was
that
It
vwiuld
be
fatal
for
the
ministry
to
rest
upon
Its
legislative
oars
'linDly
because
it
had
committed
Itself
to
no
specific
program
of
progress
in
the
election
campaign.
The
fact
that
the
gov-ernment
had
complete
freedom
sleeve.
Unquestionably,
more
is
j
eral,
not
so
long
after
that.
And
coming.
I
always
figure,
if
there
are
sec-
'
j
tions
in
neaven
as
there
are
Statistics
on
maternal
mortal-,
religious
divisions
on
earth
that
ity
sho
thew
the
moat
favorable
,my
first
Catholic
friend
wiU
age
for
child-bearing
b
between
j
stretch
his
hand
of
blessing
20
and
24
years.
j
across
tne
ence
again
i
I
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no
make
sure
n
ooirn
ana
-
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V
trfLs
11
m
J
I
mMru::mwii
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v
.
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ifv
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ij
,
Bottie
i
r
f
Iff
P
1
i5!r
prestige
':$r
:
tiom
any
specific
commitments
simply
meant,
in
his
view,
that
60c
SALE
60c
on
It
had
unrestricted
freedom
for
:
progressive
legislation
in
any
field
or
direction
in
which
it
I
considered
the
pathway
of
prog-
I
less
to
He.
;
There's
a
quite
strong
school
j
of
thought
on
Parliament
Hill
i
W
li
1
c,
h
believes
that
there's
j
nothing
which
the
nation
needs
:
irulte
so
basically
at
the
present
j
time
as
a
holiday
from
further
j
legislation.
Its
adherents
argue
!
RECORDS
mi
liO
b
IHkAe
s
Oft
M
fuji
prtmttldfftl
itpur;
t
tablttpoOHM
ROO'fcK.S"
COI.UKS
SYRl
P,
t
table-J7txmt
bvtttr
vr
margarint;
t
latilegjwmit
nwtatwi;
J
Itaipoon
ginger;
I
leatpoim
tinnamtn;
!fc
Iriupoon
taU;
1
1
mp
78
RPM
78RPM
that
policies
of
recent
years-
I
Including
family
allowances
and
;
U
7
A
OTDOEO
universal
old
age
pensions-
pumpkin;
t
tfgn,
9epnraU4;
J
14
rupa
mtUr,
leaUltd.
Add
uSar,
ROGI-'.RS'
(.(iLDF.N
SYRl'P,
butter,
molamn
nd
scaionini;!
to
pumpkin.
Mix
in
bratcn
rnK
!'o's
al'J
niilk.
Lastly
fold
in
stirflv
liraten
rex
tvliitfl.
Pour
nI"
""bak"!
pi'
hrll.
Blte
in
4'J.VF
oven
for
10
ninuiej,
tlten
redu.-e
het
10
3M'b
for
30
to
35
minuted
longer,
or
until
filling
is
set.
For
Frrr
Rrcipr
Book,
Wrilt
have
respresented
both
radical
:
POPULAR
STOCK
LARGE
SELECTION
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
311
Srd
Ave,
Prince
Rupert
Phone
644
and
costly
changes
to
which
the
frcononiy
of
the
country
should
btcome
thoroughly
-conditioned
before
being
subjected
to
further
legislative
Innovations.
The
B.C.
Supar
Rrtininc
Co.
l
td.,
P.O.
Box
9W,
Vancouver,
B.C.
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odvartitttmmt
it
not
publahcd
or
duplayad
by
ttis
Liquor
Control
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