As
I
See
It
fe
1
.
n)$
Churchill
Won't
Listen
to
lfm
Who,
Tell
Him
He's
Working
i
...
.
3
"
111
Hv
By
FlttSI'R
IKASDR
U'irillTOk
YVIGHTON
til
il
'
Piiifefe
Ropert
Uaiiy
News
;",
Friday,
May
22,
1953
a
uijepmaol
dully
m-vnpaprr
arTotea
to
tbe
upouuaiun
ul
niuum
ttupart
and
Northern
and
Central
Brttlan
Columbia.
-
Ilemtxr
ul
Canadian
Preaa
Audit
Bureau
of
Clrcula'looa
Canadian
Dally
Nerapaper
Association.
PuhlUhed
by
he
Prlnoa
Hupert
DallT
Newa
Umttaa
"
1.
f.
MAOOR,
President
H.
Q.
PERKY,
Vloe-Prealdent
lot
atn
r.
.
.
more
"7
about
eight
lte
The
prime
minut.
,
0
ork.
"
write
i
?'
l!
:
late
until
I
or
if"
When
he
himself
Subscnntlon
Ratea:
B
earner
Her
wwx.
asc;
per
month
tLOOi
per
year.
110.00
ttv
mall
Pe
motith.
l&c.
twr
vi
ur
aa
An
Jtnorlzert
u
ctind
claia
n-.all
the'
Poet
OfT.oe
Department.
Ottawa
t
Washington,
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1
,
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concrete
pt,..
u
f
rf
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t'
?!'
'Snored
Honus
Dodgers
THE
hospital
insurance
changes
announced
by
the
Social
Credit
government
on
the
eve
of
an
election
are
an
outrageous
attempt
at
political
LONDON
(Reutersl
Prime
Minister
Churchill's
friends
say
he
is
working
too
hard
for
a
man
of
his
aRe.
But
most
of
them
have
given
up
trying
to
nersuade
the
prime
minister
to
ease
up,
because
It
Is
a
sneer
waste
of
time.
"Winnie,"
well
Into
his
7flth
year,
is
at
present
in
one
of
h'.s
galvanic
moods.
In
addition
to
his
numerous
tasks
as
head
of
the
government,
he
is
handling
the
foreign
office
until
Anthony
Eden,
the
foreign
secretary,
recovers
from
two
operations.
He
Is
involved
also
In
the
Coroniitlon
preparations.
Churchill
wolves
nil
his
prob-'ems
by
burning
the
candle
at
Utli
tr.ds
snd
dcprndlns
on
a
tough
constitution
to
ensure
that
he
himself
is
not
burned
out
in
the
process.
Though
he
is
no
early
riser,
one
day
in
his
life
would
tire
many
a
lesser
mortal
for
week
rv
THRFE
NFW
MEMBFRS
of
the
Queen's
Privy
Council
for
Canada
are
shown
with
Prim
Minister
St.
Laurent
and
Mr.
Justice
Patrick
Kerwin,
wh
:
conducted
the
swcailng-ln
ceremonies.
I.pft
4
r
..V.
f
.
riAA..A.A
TAn..,
r.
!
1
1
.
.
..
ft..
i.in
Va.u.ln-
It
J
-
C
.
I.nwnt'
J
bribery.
j
Unlrss
th(
prfijilc
of
B
C.
are
jticaf,
dumb
mid
blind
to
in-
ni.stiop
and
unfair
p)ay
they
will
iiilso
rook
the
Socrods'
goose.
For
thp
Martin
changes
give
r
to
ngnt:
oeorge
Drew,
Progressive
conservative
leader;
Mi.
justice
Kerwin,
Mr.
et.
uiureni,
Senator
Eli
Beaurpgard,
Sjieaker
of
the
Senate,
and
Ross
Macdonald,
Seaker
of
the
House
of
Commons.
Also
named
to
the
Privy
Council
wa
:
Rt.
Hon.
Thibaudeau
Rlnfret,
Chief
Justice
of
rv.
A
J
t
'
J-.
ri.-
.
..
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada,
who
is
in
Eng
and.
an
actual
bonus
to
those
who
have
broken
the
laws
of
BC.
in
the
past
several
years!
That
bonus
will
not
he
nniri
1
Brenkfnt,
In
hfri
n.nn.-.
VICTORIA
REPORT
J-
vm,
!
ior
trie
tax-dodirers
by
Mr.
Mar
the
stuff
was
no
longer
of
any
value
at
all,
and
on
this
we
had'
Iruit,
a
small
mixed
grill
of
kidney
and
bacon,
and
coffee
never
tea.
If
there
are
no
early
cabinet
or
other
enRagemnts.
the
prime
minister
may
not
get
up
until
about
11
n
m.
Then
he
will
dic-lutc
at
hich
speed
until
lunch
VICTORIA.
The
commission
the
Essex
Street
vault
is
nut
signed
in
1858
by
Queen
Victoria
known
here.
It
seems
likely
appointing
James
Douglas
gov-
however,
that
Douglas'
only
son.
r
vvrf
et
IVin
fii-nnm
fntnm,
r.f
!
Iqmav
rnhniQ
ii'if
...m-
.Aii
tli-.
tin,
Mr.
Bennett
or
Mr.
Reid
from
Salmon
Arm
but
by
the
nine-tenths
of
the
people
of
B.C.
who
have
regularly
paid
their
hospital
insurance
tax
in
Outboard
Mco
f
m.
m..
,
.
Eisenhower
Gets
His
Chance
that
Eisenhower
has
called
for
a
three-power
NEWS
meetinjf.revives
hopes
that
after
all
he,
not
Joe
McCarthy,
is
President
of
the
U.S.
V
For
the
past
several
weeks
it
has
seemed
with
darkening
certainty
that
there
was
a
colossal
mistake
on
the
ballot
sheets
of
the
last
U.S.
election
and
that
it
was
the
demagogue
f''om
Wisconsin
for
hom
the
people
really
voted,
not
the
great
general
if
World
War
II.
,
Although
McCarthy's
performance
has
created
general
disgust,
the
sinister
fact
is
that
ho
commands
an
undercurrent
admiration.
As
one
writer
remarks,
there
are
many
intelligent
people
who
take
the
attitude
that
"I
don't
like
McCarthy's
methods,
but
maylie
you
have
to
be
tough
and
nasty
to
do
the
job
that
McCarthy
is
doing."
.
The
fallacy
here
is
that
these
people
think
McCarthy
is
hunting
out
Communists,
whereas
the
fact
is
that
he
has
not
uncovered
a
single
one.
No
well-trained
Communist
would
be
caught
by
his
obvious
devices,
with
the
result
that
his
successes
have
heen
limited
to
those
Reds
whose
color
is
public
knowledge.
McCarthy's
principal
victims
are
not
Communists
hut
simply
those
people
who
do
not
agree
with
McCarthy.
He
is
an
outstanding
example
of
what
damage
a
man
can
accomplish
by
slander
in
place
of
truth.
It
is
said
that
although
he
was
unable
to
prove
any
of
his
accusations
that
General
Marshal!
"tfas
an
agent
of
international
Communism,
there
are
still
many
who
feel
uneasy
about
the
redoubtable
ol
soldier.
-
This
is
e
figure
that
bedevilled
Truman's
administration
and
lately
has
been
swarming
all
over
Eisenhower's.
For
the
new
President
he
pre-
...
"rer,t..l
British
Columbia
has
turned
up
j
daughter
of
Premier
A.
C.
El-
...
...,
Hrtormof,,
t
toai
and
k
con
h
,
5
,
probably
roast
poultry
and
n
I
in
a
Drown
paper
nag
in
R
long-
"on,
put
n.
mere
ior
saiexecp-locked
vault
deep
under
the
ing
on
one
of
his
visits
to
Lon-earth
in
London's
Essex
Street.
t'on,
and
forgot
It.
Rvirt
it.
tuill
Ha
in
tha
Tirin-
i
T1.!
..
nitl.,k.
n
I
..
u
i
.....
glass
T)f
champagne,
followed
hv
Wo.
irollm,,
H0,h,n,
v4,1,
COnomrtol
(notOf.
tf
t
ttC.H
'
a
drk,.
1953
eio
fw
IH.,
a
brandy
and
a
cigar.
THERE
is
one
good
point
In
the
changes
announced
by
Mr.
Eric
Martin.
Workers
who
pay
BCHIS
tax
by
payroll
deduction
will
not
be
automatically
and
instantly
cut
off
from
BCHIS
benefits
as
soon
as
they
lose
...
...
x
.it-
uiiuaii
I.
u
i
u
lit
u
i
u
wr
cial
Archives
in
the
Legislative
know
today
started
in
two
parts.
Except
in
unusual
circum
p
'blitz'
and
destroyed
it.
But
at
the
end
of
the
day
I
was
literally
begrimed
with
the
'dust
of
ages.'
"
British
Columbiana
may
indeed
feel
grateful
innt
Miss
Udell
realized
the
historical
importance
of
the
Douglas
commission
and
the
oilier
papers
A
lot
of
people
might
have
pitched
them
into
the
garbage
ran
or
furnace
as
Just
so
much
junk.
Buildings,
a
nriceless
exhihit
The
Crewn
Colonv
of
Vanenuv
stances,
lunch
is
followed
by
one
of
his
most
Important
engage
colorful
link
with
the
past.
For
years
historians
have
been
wondering
what
on
earth
hnn-
Island
came
into
being
In
1843.
In
1858
the
Crown
Colony
of
British
Columbia
was
created.
Douglas
was
the
governor
of
each
until
his
retirement
in
1864.
The
two
colonies
merged
as
British
Columbia
in
1866.
In
RUPERT
RADIO
mentsthe
short
daily
nap
which
many
people
believe
Is
the
chief
secret
of
his
vitality.
He
undresses
and
gets
right
into
bed,
snatching
from
10
minutes
to
an
hour.
If
he
is
attending
Parliament.
As
Mr.
Ireland
savs.
Hie
find
tnelr
jobs.
There
will
be
extra
.
coverage
up
to
a
maximum
of
three
months
for
those
who
have
previously
paid
regularly
Into
BCHIS
for
18
or
more
months.
But
this
is
small
recompense
for
a
big
swindle.
Surelv
this
Is
tk-pirrt
ro-turl.a
pened
to
the
commission.
They
searched
everywhere.
Members
of
the
Douglas
clan
hadn't
the
faintest
idea.
Some
rememberoa
having
seen
it
and
recalled
that,
as
small
children,
they
had
been
allowed
to
kiss
the
seal.
But
is
as
valuable
to
British
Colum-
AND
ElEClSIt
1871
the
Crown
Colony
of
Brit
ish
nnii.mhia
HUnnneoH
i
ma
as
15
lne
nana-wrutcn
con-
I
he
ne
will
win
be
dc
at
at
work
again
by
Rox
1279
Pririff
fe
1
'"luuon
01
lne
vnwa
Blate
to
p.m.,
refreshed
and
to
t
ready
it
became
pecame
a
a
province
province
of
or
Can
can.idu.
id,.
tne
ppople
of
that
country
,carry
on
,nd,.flnltPlv
Hc
dw5
that
was
all.
It
.
'
"
'
'
'
if
an
a...
1
1.
was
WHO
U.-VUIMt'U
assumed
Of
the
Biblical
stnrv
nf
the
twir
Ihil
uith
iun
on.
v..
OTHER
PAPERS
eatmg
the
crumbs
from
the
rich
j
mission
had
somehow
been
de-man's
table.
Under
the
Socred
!
strnved
proposal
all
arrears
in
BCHIS
i
value,
oerhans.
The
wherenhnnt.it
In
addition
to
the
Queen's
commission,
other
papers
coming
to
the
archives
from
London
from
the
Es,sex
Street
find
are
the
instructions
to
Douglas,
signed
by
Queen
Victoria;
a
letter,
dated
Dec.
16,
1858,
from
flues
are
to
be
forgiven.
Mr.
'of
the
commission
had
become
Martin
makes
a
finp
fpllmi;
nf
In
fir!t-cin!
hictnri,.oi
n,..fn,
himself-at
your
expense!
The
commission
came
to
light
io
ana
insun,
to
injury
the
early
this
month
when
Miss
R
lureiven
irpiven
tflv-rinriroro
Tax-nnncrpra
o
am
ra
nnl
u
(A
in
T
i
TTHull
imp
ctn..
.
i
i
Sir
Edward
Bulmer
Lytton
rt
Do
Downing
nlnB
6trpet-
Street,
to
to
Governor
Governor
be
required
to
keep
one
month
1
Land
and
Investment
Agency
in
i
in
advance
in
their
payments.
London's
St.
Clement's
Lane
Do"BM:
anl
a
letter
addressed
The
rest
of
us
the
nine-tenths
I
Lombard
Street,
cleaned
out
i
!
Dmiglas.'on
his
retirement.
......
v,c
inuM
crucial
test
encountered
so
"
far.
ix
If
-
.,
.
.
of
the
people
of
B.C.
who
have
stroneroom.
irom
members
of
the
B.C.
civil
Ja'x""utr
lalls
WIS
One,
he
mav
fail
a
t
thp
always
paid
their
hosniUl
tnv
service
bPCailSP
because
Ktvpro-th
strength,
lilo
like
charitv.
V,.,,.;f..
l
beo-ins
,
i
are
still
to
be
made
to
nav
,i"K",K
VICTORIA
nt
homo
Writing
to
R.
H
Shanks
vic
ASTOUNDING
NEWS!
Word
has
just
been
received
from
the
Ontario
office
of
Equine
Affairs
thot
Prince
Rupert
will
shortly
be
visited
by
one
of
Canada's
truly
great
animals.
Miss
Udell,
in
her
,etter
to
Mr.
Shanks,
told
of
the
finding
of
the
Douglas
documents:
"The
business
i
urn
six
monins
in
advance.
I
Who
said
that
honesty
is
the
best
policy?
toria
manager
of
the
B.C.
Land
Miss
Udell
-
said:
"The
nctn..i
"-..uji
i
uufliiicw
...
of
UlCitI
clearing
Ulg
out
out
our
our
commission
is
a
large
parc.h-9
strongroom
at
Essex
Street
was
i
ilient
document.
nrhfrK
h.a..
i-,.,ui,i
tm..
...
iouiie
quite
mere
incredible.
There
were
in-
tut?
criTA,
I.
Mv...uiv
wcn
iMfars
a
.
,
.
r
,
sw
ami,
cumcraoie
ancient
and
dus'.v
the
w
1952
mco
election
i
In
Rn
lv.a
hnlf
iuh
...i.
.
..
.
:
But
the
President's
readiness
to
meet
the
IJ-itish,
whom.
McCarthy
has
denounced,
and
the
French
suggests
that
Eisenhower
has
no
intention
of
taking
his
cues
from
Senator
Joe.
It
is
an
opportunity
for
him
to
show
that,
in
a
democracy,
those
who
appear
to
be
exercising
their
rights
to
freedom
of
speech
are
sometimes
merely
Mowing
their
own
rroisy
horn.
.
.
,
,,
,
,
v.
"
,
I
........
o
w.iu
aim
ocariy
i
papers,
sucn
as
o
d
probate
holier
than
LIVJ
other
nollt.lcal
nnrt
te,
'".rff
'
inchcs
thlck'
!
.
".
on
real
Ppi.ch-
c
,
:
c
i
if
.
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-.-
j.
f
7
1
tW-
;
,
'
'
W
'
J
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1
-
t
t
II
t.
;
;
t
f
'4
A.
-...o
.1la.
uu.,F,.c;
umiKics
irom
il.Jlu
me
me
ooc-i
UOC-
ment
in
beautiful
coonerDla'e
,
.
u
ICS
even
bv
nub
civ
tvaulno
tha
umpnl
onJ
I.
i
i
......
.
manuscript,
and
old
marriao.
--...0
.....
-......v
u
,,,,,
cuniainer.
u
Holy
i
t-ii
Bible
m
for
political
purposes.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
when
I
first
came
across
it
in
our
vault
It.
11
fie
in
an
U
One
of
their
unholy,
behind
'v
settlement
deeds
which
had
been
copied
and
bound
in
morocco
leather
with
gilt
toolinj;
and
would
probably
cost
the
earth
these
days.
Quite
a
lot
of
i
uiu
uiuwii
paper
tne-scenos
vote-getters
a
was
an
bapr,
n.
and
when
I
looked
"wft'u
in
in
and
aim
appeal
to
the
minority
of
peo-'
paw
the
tin
container
I
thought
ij
in
d
.vs.
wuu
were
in
arrears
t
was
me
iray
or
an
old
um-
wji
inj-pimi
tax
payments,
aomi
urena
siana!
r
i
,
a.
1
OTTAWA
DIARY
G'
By
Norman
M.
MacLeoa
of
these
owed
up
to
$100
T
apiece
(
Miss
in
Udell
uueu
immediately
immeaiateiv
got
eot
ii
sons-
nd
lo?
rZ.C
ini
everviv,in
n,-
..
t
deserved
'
vea
and
ana
still
sun
deserve
aeserve
legis-
icgis-the
wa
"aid
onjlauon
to
help
them.
But
many
SeirirUS
f
tn,ouse'theyl
be
others
were
plain
cheats,
gyps
packed
for
matineo
nH
antn.
i
.
.....
..
....
lives
in
Victoria.
They
said
th
commission
and
the
other
Yes.
It's
the
original.
Petawawa
Veteran
the
only
horse
ever
officially
inducted
as
a
member
of
Her
Majesty's
armed
forces.
This
horse,
"Currie"
by
name,
will
appear
in
the
Coronation
Parade
June
2nd
and
will
be
ridden
by
a
lucky
student
from
one
of
our
schools.
A
contest
to
choose
this
Jockey
will
be
announced
later.
Watch
the
Daily
News
for
further
Information
on
this
outstanding
animal.
The
precocious
young
House
of
Commons
page
boy
whom
we
will
eall
Victor
isn't
convinced
that
the
new
loud-speaker
system
viieh
the
M
P.'s
used
for
the
iitst
lime
during
the
past
session
success.
3le
Savs
the
onlnlnn
itvt
Douglas
pnpers
found
in
the
same
vault
should
be
In
tlv
Provincial
Archives
at
Victoria
mrfm-m.n...
performances
7
.
,
""""6
rM,la
aiecs
wno
inougnt
t
Actually,
what
was
clever
not
to
pay
their
law-has
happened?
After
the
first
ful
tuxes,
if
they
could
get
away
days
when
the
novelty
of
the
with
it.
thing
wore
Off,
our
gallery
at-;
tendance
droonert
off
lik
MartiJ
B.C.
agent-ceneral
in
Ten
don,
W.
A.
McAdam,
Is
now
DEADLINE
for
all
Telephone
Book
Advertising
May
27th
Contact
Us
Now
Dibb
Printing
Co.
His
son
Sciuare
Garripni:
nn
tho
h
JT
IS
a
good
thing
to
"forcive'
'wry-
personal
with
him.
more
more:
!
after
the
n'c
Circus.
vircus.
We'd
we
a
have
nave
done
done!
a"
accumulated
back-taxe.1
making
arrangements
to
have
them
sent
to
provincial'
librarian-archivist
;
Willai
d
,
Ireland,
who
will
receive'
them
for-sfii
keening
on
behiilf
or
the
'
v
jfuj.-
r
-Wious
iblQ
nRfc
UteifttfrtMtMloAe
lit'tars
i.u
wj
kii,
uib
iax-ooager
nno
atlmq.ne.nts.
on.
Itie
JoIU-aV
tmoe
!
I
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h
.
r
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0
..,.u
mi
nuuse
oti-""
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in
icicvision
it
rea
lv
K""Ke
umu
repuia-
o
wie
crowns.
of
British
Columbia.
VALUABLE
FIND
.
O
"in
snare
it.
speaking
in
a
manner
of
proprietorship
which
was
wholly
Victor
swept
the
Chamber's
n
ri-o
.1
.
,
.
.
.
,a
,
u.ipciiaea
microphones
iwiarierisuc
nf
h
e
lmr.,.ot
oj
.i
...
'
But
the
vast
majority
of
people
in
B.C.
should
not
be
furthei
penalized
to
pay
for
this
too.
Those
who
have
regularly
paid
hospital
taxes
should
get
a
reduced
rate
in
payroll
deductions
or
some
other
benefit
until
Mr
Martin's
favorites
the
tax-dodgers
and
delinquents
atch
up
with
the
rest
of
us.
After
all.
many
of
them
owe
$100
right
now.
Should
you
pay
their
share
too?
lnrriiu
cif
tn
.
..u
uwier
mLsceuaneous
loud-
fofVH0LCoTmr
"ted
MIUlpment
wltn
a
qroup
oup
of
House
of
Commons
glance
before
he
continued
When
:Xrtrrlensl'h
Vn
it
was"
m
Zfre
r1
"This
is
an
extraordinarily
aluable
find,"
Mr.
Ireland
says.
'We
have
the
commission
appointing
Douglas
the
governor
jf
the
Crown
Colony
of
Vancouver
Island,
but
for
years
the
nissing
link
has
been
the
commission
that
has
shown
up.
We
had
almost
given
up
hope
ol
iver
locating
it."
How
the
commission
got
into
--n
I
ri
j
sumc
uiuugmmi
mood.
ik
h
k
i
.
...c
...
u.
wnicn
me
h"arlia-
"YOU'd
hfiVf
almnet
trim.
rrV
"
n"manans
had
left
behinrt
We
Installed
this
nonsense
at
he
said,
"that
the
way
the
gallery
customers
stayed
away
In
ENJOY
"MILD"
I
l
But
the
ijuhi
point
is
m
rirohablv
pruuaoiy
a"co.st
of
more
than
$100,000.
That's
a
lot
of
potaloe-s,
but
it
ws
expertel
that,
if
the
public
naileries
could
be
sure
of
hear-
r-
"
wie
rest
01
me!
session
that
they
didn't
want
to
1
academic.
For
it
looks
more
and
hen.
nViar
nn
k.iu
.
.
..
i
mnra
no
it
.a
..ttl
l.
'
"
wring
said
on
lne
"
"c
wm
"""
new
floor
of
the
House.
They
seemed
eovprnmcnt
after
June
9
which
to
like
it
better
the
old
way
when
wl"
uPhold
the
law
on
a
basis
they
could
just
see
what
wasiof
quality
to
all
and
favoritism
going
on
and
get
the
occasional
I
to
none-
'X'.f
'
for
your
money
m
.the
ildesf,
CIGARETTE
Fu.u.i-
use
wnen
somebody
would
raise
his
voice.
Once
the
reception
got
good
no
matter
where
you
sat
in
the
galleries,
the
galleries
just
emptied
especially
around
the
outlets
where
these
gadgets
worked
best
It's
a
funny
thing
that
the
Senate,
which
didn't
go
in
for
any
hearing
aids,
had
one
of
Its
best
sessions
for
crowds
in
years.
I
wouldn't
be
surprised
if
a
lot
of
them
were
our
former
sKtash'rg
j
(
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JjrtKB""'
V"WPff"..v
WW'MP'J1
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I
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1
M
'
USED
CARS
Coronation
Day
Plans
Made
At
Telkwa
TELKWA
Plans
for
Coronation
Day
-were
furthered
at
a
meeting
of
Telkwa
village
commissioners
and
representatives
from
the
Telkwa
Women's
Institute,
schooLs
and
fire
brigade.
-Arrangements
have
been
made
with
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
for
newjy
minted
coins
for
distribution
as
souvenirs
to
Telkwa
children.
.
A
parade
of
children
will
take
place
from
the
school
grounds
to
relkwa
barbecue
grounds.
,Rev.
Father
Paul
Sanschagrin
vill
give
the
Invocation.
An
appropriate
speech
covering
the
iy'
significance
will
be
followed
by
the
National
anthem.
Fol-owlng
the
ceremony
a
full
after-neon
.program
of
sporta
will
be
carried
out.
Decoration
of
homes
and
busi
Playtr'
latt
bttttr
bacaut
thy'r
mad
from
mW.r
tobacco.
And
tlayor't
frtihnttt
bring
oul
all
tha
flavour
of
that
mildar
tobacco
...
make
Player'
tht
mildett,
oost-taih'ig
cigaroHo
you
can
(moltt.
Try
a
packagtl
'49
Anglio
Coach
$495
'39
Austin
Coach
$260
'49
Austin
A-40
Sedan..
$750
'49
Studeboker
Overdrive
$1395
'50
Austin
A-40
Sedan
$1000
'39
Hudson
Sedan
$350
'51
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A-40
Sedan
$1100
'38
Plymouth
Sedan
$395
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AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
.
At
this
point
victor
made
an
unexpected
concession
to
fairness.
"Perhaps,"
he
said
Judicially,
"We
shouldn't
blame
the
system,
but
the
people
who
used
it.
Fundamentally,
a
lot
of
M.P.'s
aren't
any
more
grown
up
than
page
boys.
Back-benchers
who
normally
wouldn't
have
thought
to
open
their
traps
except
to
yawn
Just
couldn't
resist
using
the
lod-speaklng
gadget.
They'll
have
to
get
orer
it.
The
effect
on
our
audienee-Tatinir
isn't
Th
MID
John
Playee
t
Son"
fl
Mi
pockage
H
your
gvarant
k
lr.it..
Canada's
Mildest
Cigarette
i
Um
This
advertiiwmpnt
is
not
fiubllshwj
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Ouvernmfnt
ul
BrttlSn'
CMllttlMa.
ness
places
Is
being
encouraged,
good."
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