Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
See
It
tDtNOPlY
UJOMDE-RFUL'.
Tuesday,
March
3,
1953
Parliament
Hill
By
GEORGE
M.
MURRAY,
M.P.,
I
want
my
friends
to
know
Laurent
exnrcu-H
u
NEVER
u
irurpwMlwit
(tnitv
m-wsrwpt-r
devowd
to
the
npbuildunc
ol
Prlno
Unpen;
nod
N.irlhrrn
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Oanailinn
Hress
Aiuli
Bureau
of
circulation
Cun;Hjlan
Daily
Nfwsnap-r
Association.
Ptihikhr
by
Tti
Prlnoe
Kuirt
Dally
Ni-wa
I.lmltM
J
P
MAHOR.
Pwirtent
H.
Q.
PERRY.
Vice-President
BEFORE
,
BUT
I'M
NOT
OrOlNOTOMlSS
OUT
ON
THE
FOUR
;that
I
stubbornly
opposed
in
the
any
responsible
c
'
i
House,
the
American
proposal
to
use
such
languid1
I
blockade
the
ports
of
China.
If
.
to
two
worla.fa,r.
"
I
I
opposed
this,
our
EUx'lal
CrditThe
Leader
of
u,,tfc
I
friends
auppnrtrd
n
H
out!
group
wM
hurt
tL
'J
Suhwcrlptlt.n
Kutcs:
By
carrier-
!
-vp.lt,
'.'to;
per
rr.nnti
tl
V.
per
year,
tlBM
fly
mull-
Pol
.noiith,
x.
per
year,
H
00.
uU)or!?e1
as
-"tiinrt
rims
rv
all
l"
-!
Ptwt
OIT.tje
Department.
Ottawa.
CEKJTS
iOO
5WE
"
ON
ft
PACK
blockade
in
thP
Tar
East.
I
am
shakers
from
hu
sure
they
did
no
because
of
luck
J
sailing
the
rrroM
,
Let
the
People
Vote
deMi
to
oikic
the
government
feel
that
the
United
Nations
I
hus
done
very
sind
job
In
con-mining
the
war
in
Korea,
and
I
Sir
An-hitaM
n
misjiloner
for
th
iv
d'n.
sent
r
m
off
tee
of
the
um
l)oo
to
discus
lav,,,,:
seeing
Central
Hnta,
r
Wn
not
t.
.
'
-
A
Decision
Is
Needed
COUNCIL
is
spit
on
what
recommendations
CITY
to
make
to
ratepayers
regarding
future
power
supply
for
Prince
Rupert.
The
time
is
drawing
short
when
a
decision
must
he
reached
and
there
is
no
douht
that
all
council
mcmWis
want
the
"best
dual"
for
the
city.
feci
that
this
poliry
of
the
American
Generals
to
blockade
the
Chinese
Is
simply
asking
for
a
third
world
war
and
the
welter
of
bloodshed
which
will
come
with
it.
I
told
the
Houe
that
the
Brit-
f.r
vl.lii...
.
"ITS
Art
OUTRAGE
J
DON'T
SMOKE
.NEVER,
....
..mmm
rnivr
Arehllialii
nh
...
'
S.ich
deal
was
brought
into
focus
by
a
OU;is!ET
A
LICENCE
Mth
ii
ieu
U
bitit'ktttle
tiid
put
In
of
China
and
failed.
Hlnre
U43
until
verv
wentlv
the
British
If
possible
Can
we
get
a,
.
of
Commerce
resolution
last
night
which
Chamber
held
all
the
important
porta
of!1"?
th
.corner
4k,w
"
the
council
to
make
some
arrangement
calls
for
FY,
vi
yniiw
r
uy
V
'
'
COULDN'T
UJRIT&
A
China.
Rut
the
Chines
people
i
',,rai
buiidir.t
K
.
went
about
their
alfalrs
wiihi0w,r"'
I'anicni
energy
and
patieirce.
and
In
thejbmk'
turned
tm-r
m
t
last
few
yean
we
have
had
to'
aulhorl,",
t
Prmrt
sutrer
Ue
humiliation
of
seeing
-cUlon.
the
British
kicked
out
of
China!
Ffon
P'tnee
0o:
aliuis
with
Uie
UKA
Janan
and
I
Commisviloner.
i!h.'
CHEQUE
EVEN
IF
I
HAP
A
"THREE
CENT
STAMP."
THK
wholesale
defamation
of
the
B.C.
school
svstem
by
J.
A.
Reid,
Social
Credit
MLA
for
Salmon
Arm,
raises
an
issue
so
serious
that
only
a
vote
ly
the
people
can
clear
the
poisoned
air.
Hon.
Tilly
Rolston'
was
brave
f
nd
honest
to
quickly
repudiate
the
monstrous
rhnrge
from
her
own
supporter
that
B.C.
school.'
are
teaching
courses
which
promote
sox
laxity,
(lope
addiction,
and
rlepiavity
of
youth.
The
Social
Credit
party
was
right
to
accept
the
resignation
of
the
retired
school
teacher
whose
astounding-sounding
brief
supplied
the
basis
for
the
MLA's
speech.
But
the
government
has
not
asked
for
the
resignation
of
the
MLA
who
sullied
the
name
even
of
the
late
Dr
George
Weir,
famous
in
Saskatchewan
and
BC.
and
one
of
the
finest
educationists
Canada
ever
'produced.
tT
IS
a
foregone
conclusion
that
we
are
going
to
have
a
provincial
election
in
any
event
within
the
next
year.
This
school
Question
poses
exactly
the
kind
of
Issue
on
which
BC.
can
vote
with
conviction,
clarity
and
common
sense.
Apart
altogether
from
the
Reld
charges,
let
us
examine
the
Social
Credit
proposals
which
the
Legislature
must
cither
endorse
or
defeat.
-SC1OP
LI'KF.'S"
PRIVATE
SI
RVtY'OV
Rt'DGCT
K
ACTIONS
-By
Mule
Tlngley
In
the
London
Free
Press.
;
other
Euruean
naUona.
bag
and
!,,d
P"
'
v
'
baegage
True,
w
e
hold
the
I
Plali
(nun
u.
roky
island
of
Hong
Kong
butc,,uy,'r
Quesnel
ih0i
iwe
hold
It
under
sufferance.
The
;mnlte
me
"lot
ti
'Chinese
allow
us
to
hold
It
be-jlhe
distinguished
im
'cause
the
British
banks
at
Hour'
,JldV
by
t
Kong
and
the
British
rchouseitu,,'nl
'
''"Inn
ton
t.
!
are
safe
repositories
for
the
gold
i
promote
Indus
fe..
and
silver
which
would
not
be
Lets
hope
that
"ht
!sif
within
the
aclent
realm
of
""'
may
plan
to
r,
;
China
and
the
British
hotels
w,tn
u
inrnvlde
comfortable
suites
for
tr"r
eo-operstion
t
Wave
of
Revenge
Reported
Building
Up
Behind
Iron
Curtain
ray
.
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
the
concubines
of
the
warlotds
'heeisnonpijn
of
China
;
10
,n
l'llrt
B
i
from
Prince
Ceorw
Hy
KKIHftn
O'Rr.0N
thigh
woods,
groups
of
five
to
10
men
without
famlliivt.
VIENNA
(APi
Intelligence
rven.tntialltf
lh
rnrnmiitiKt
fytArti.il
Affttira
..inlalAr
l.
(report?
say
a
mighty
wave
of
rress
admits
their
existence
ter
B
Pearson
has
gone
back
to
HEAT
WAYf
;
loathing
and
revenge
is
building
nutKarln
s
interior
m.nlster.
Oen
up
among
uie
peoriip
ui
tjMrni
0eor8,
ZaI1g(lT,
recently
warnwl
the
United
Nation,
and
may
be
CAi
LTOVVN.
sou.!
amot.g
those
pronow-d
lor
the
Temeratures
si
Kuw
There
Is
no
doubt
that
ouistuins
should
onlv
be
turope
Deninn
rne
iron
uinain,
ftf
un.iFt,onn,i
Prmim
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
ii'iilina
t
bvt
ri.
t..
it
...H
lnnurca
in
wun
me
gnaiess.
a
xiHon
of
SecreUry-Oeneral
to
province
reached
l
nd
a
reiwrt
qu.rted
by
the
Com-i
recced
Lie.
No
better
January
and
the
Ew
Trygvie
niittee
jittee
for
for
a
a
Free
Free
Europe
Europe
says
says
soon
with
any
power
supplier
who
will
guarantee
abundant
surplus
power
in
the
near
future,
available
for
industrial
development.
With
the
finger
of
industrial
expansion
and
development
pointed
continually
to
central
and
northern
B.C.,
just
enough
electrical
power
or
a
trickle
over
that
needed
by
the
present
consumption
rate
will
'not
do.
A
lot
of
electrical
power
at
a
reasonable
price
is
the
most
vital
factor
in
industrial
development
of
any
area.
Without
it,
Prince
Rupert
has
reached
its
optimum
in
expansion.
It-cannot
grow
any
larger
unless
more
industry
is
attracted.
Employing
a
qualified
hydro-eleetric
engineer
by
the
city
in
order
to
give
council
members
an
idea
which
of
the
two
proposed
suppliers
of
power
would
give
the
hotter
service
is
a
step
in
the
right
direction.
Hut
council
should
go
further.
Such
an
engineer
s-hould
be
required
to
make
a
survey
of
the
power
potential
in
the
area
and
to
what
extent
industry
could
he
developed
on
that
basis.
Armed
with
that
knowledge,
city
council
can
do
business.
It
should
certainly
choose
the
supplier
willing
and
capable
of
giving
Prince
Rupert
the
maximum
power
at
a
reasonable
cost.
'
The
case
in
this
city
rests
on
whether
the
present
supplier,
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.,
will
continue,
or
whether
the
B.C.
Power
Commission,
a
power
utility
of
the
provincial
government,
will
give
us
future
power.
If
council
wants
to
do
the
right
thing
by
Prince
Rupert
people,
it
must
choose
the
supplier
who
is
practical
enough
to
provide
now
for
the
future.
In
this
lies
our
destinv.
caution
and
at
one
own
nsn.
'
mere
is
a
smati
amount
or
nc-
man
coum
oe
rnosen.
tie
nas
in-
'
r.
tertueted
Canadian
Idealism
In
l"
,he
n''
and
!,
comments
Lady
Bonham
Carter
tive,
armed
resistance.
There
Is
there
may
lie
as
many
a
17
000
.speaking
on
the
"Power
of
passive
resistance
that
shows
armed
Rucrri'las
in
Bulparla's
Words."
We
must
not
forget
the
itself
in
Industrial
and
political
Balkan
mountains,
nninful
experience
of
the
chp-
sabotage.
And
finally
there
is
a
in
Poland
and
the
Soviet
International
affairs
ever
since
surface
he
went
to
I'nlted
Nations.
Even
the
CCF
have
great
re.
1
.spect
for
Mr
Pearson
but
the
'lain
of-a
lunatic
asylum,
who
great
leaderlcss,
muttering
dls-
Ukraine,
there
are
the
mysterious
'asked
his
conjugation
dramat-
i-.atisfaction
so
elusive,
that
the
nenderovcl
fighters;
In
Cecho-
The
Bufe
1.
cut
Social
Credit
proposes
to
ically,
"Why
are
we
all
here?"
communists
cannot
come
to
grip-,
out
what
It
calls
"frills"
onlv
to
receive
the
devastating
wit
li
it.
such
as
teaching
high
school
.Slovakia's
high
Tatras
an
armed
StM'inl
CrediU
etm
to
have
been,
Rroup
known
as
the
White
I-
swept
off
their
feet
by
the
Eisen-Bion,"
In
Rumania
scattered
hower
victory
In
the
t'nited
bands
in
the
Translyvanlan
Alj;s
States,
and
are
blatantly
echo-1
Actually,
there
is
iiltlc
the
East
Ing
the
policies
of
the
generals:
Euroneau
partisans
can
do.
out-
ho
surround
Eisenhower.
boys
and
girls
expert
automobile
driving.
I
reply
"Because
we
are
not
e.ll
.
There
are
a
frw
men
with
there."
guns;
maybe
a
few
thousand
hunted
partisans
hldim;
In
the
Classified
Advt.:
Man
wanted
to
work
in
a
dynamite
factory;
must
be
willing
to
travel.
;
numbered
as
they
are
by
Com-,
The
Social
Credit
okesinan
A
i
II
rCT
K.
IPt
AAII
r-'S
I
T
JJ
L-v
niunl.st
police
Occasionally,
it
Is
aroused
a
hornets
nest
In
Par-'
I
l
lmJ
:
iwirtcd
that
tin
V
carry
out
at-
llament
last
week
when
he
label-!
2
The
government
proposes
I
to
wreck,
the
admirable
Pro-Rec
!
which
has
10.118
registered
members
in
Vancouver
alone,
with
17
695
in
B
C
This
program
is
a
tried
and
proved
antidote
frmm
Ike
I
lit
nt
rite
Hull)
ft
40
Yeors
Ago
Todoy
Ho
juvenile
delinquency,
and
tacks
on
trains
headed
f.ir
Ru.
-
led
the
litte
President
RiKtsevelt
;
sia.
In
HuiiRary
lat
ye.ir.
200
and
ex-President
Harry
Truman
j
Russian
soldiers
suppcediy
died
as
betrayers
of
demm
racy.
x-
In
one
such
Incident
.temal
Affairs
M;ni&ter
Pearson.
Far
more
Imixtrtant
In
the
expiessed
disgust
at
the
attack;
anti-Commui.Ut
fight
Is
the
n
-
upon
Uie
American
Presidents.!
tivlty
of
scattered
underground
and
Pr'me
Minister
Louis
St
i
supplies
health,
beauty,
com
SOME
ARE
NOT
There
are
scores"
of
comfortable
little
shacks
in
the
wooiii
around
Prince
Rupert
well
as
across
the
harbor.
There
sr.?
plso
scores
of
individuals
who
like
nothia?
better
than
plunder
A
final
clwU.on
was
re.iched
by
the
board
of
trustees
of
the
Baptist
Church
to
build
a
church.
The
contract
has
been
let
to
panionship
and
joy
to
large
numbers
of
adults.
No
wonder
the
government
also
plans
big-
croups
and
the
deliberate
sabo-
!
ger
jails.
the
owners
being
there
Mitchell
and
Cume.
ing
them
taf'P
ty
inniviuuni.
inaergrouna
i
out
infrequently.
Smashing
a
...
door
and
lock,
shntterln?
win-1
AUin
Fisheries
has
opened
a
3
The
government-proposed
I
new
system
of
school
grants
to
j
municipalities
(according
to
George
Miller,
veteran
Conser-
ative
and
best
municipal
ex
idows.
liring
rifle
shots
into
th'
i
branch
in
the
city
headed
by
IATEST
REPOIT
A
til
fw
lit
ai
aa4
fmeiuwi
f
"SUNSHII
OR
SUNSET!
HEAR
Donald
j
Fleming,
I
TONIGHT
"THE
NATION
BUSINESS"
8:00
pit
CFPR
JVihllil't
the
rr.nr-t'
'
premises,
eating
and
drinking
j
Sidney
Smith.
j
whenever
this
is
possible,
hrrak-jlng
dishes
and
leavint!
whole
or
partial
wreckage
all
come
with
mpinre
ripfure
fasAuge
faMuge
for
JoJa
groups
mostly
are
cells
of
two,
three
or
four
men
Mitty,
the
cells
have
no
connection
with
eah
other
Weoimi
diplomats
In
Vlerna
sr.y
they
believe
ii
Is
both
underground
cells
and
individuals
who
cause
sabotage,
who
also
cause
deliberate
accidents
in
mines,
railway
mishaps
and
destroy
shipments
for
the
Soviet
Union
10:14.
'
I
am
the
good
shepherd."
St.
John
pert
in
the
House!
is
like
swal-
lowing
a
sugar-coated
poison
'pill.
In
return
for
a
one
time
advantage
the
municipalities
are
asked
to
accept
long-time
!
disadvantages.
!
30
Yean
Aqo
Today
The
Civic
Employees
Union.
George
Casey,
president,
held
a
meeting
In
the
Carpenters'
Hall
to
oicu.sa
the
recent
staff
alterations
and
wage
reductions
at
the
city
hall.
It
was
decided
to
in
the
ranee
of
wilful
dama
and
loss
We
h-ve
first
el
nele,hbt)Ri
in
Prince
Rupert
and
a
few
who
are
not.
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
NORMAN
M.
MocLEOD
ifr
IS
WORTH
noting
that
th?
appeal
to
Ottawa
for
arbitration.
20
Years
Ago
Today
A
near
riot
took
place
at
the
:
Canadian
National
dock
when
I
And
what
will
they
see
of
the
coronation
parade?
somebody
with
his
mind
on
June
2
In-ouites.
Ahead
of
the
state
ear-ilage
will
be
an
escort
of
the
Household
Cavalry,
then
thr
social
credit
MLA
concluded
Easily
the
most
fascinating
Mr.
Duplessis
Is
dreaded
by
the
;
'
what
is
possibly
the
most
dissector
of
the
entire
Federal
St.
Laurent
Liberal
here.
They
graceful
speech
ever
given
in
a
political
theatre
these
days
is
figure
that
they
hold
their
i
Canadian
legislature
by
the
old
the
Quebec
front.
That
is
because
present
dominance
in
the
pro-!
Social
Credit
trick:
of
the
enigma
that
exists
there,
t
vince
to
the
slender
circumstance
:
"Have
no
fear
that
the
Social
UIVIN
BULLOCK
Anyox
strikers
tried,
to
interfere
j
with
several
miner
on
their
way
ina
tne
enigma
consis's
of
the,
that
up
to
the
present
It
hasnt
credit
government,
under
the
Pacific
Mills
Names
Secretary
VANCOUVER
r
Oeorge
J
C
Hod.son
has
been
apixinted
treasurer
of
Pacific
Mills
Ltd
.
effective
today.
-
'
Announcement
of
his
appointment
was
made
by
President
Paul
E.
Coope-.
Mr.
Hudson
has
been
comptroller
of
the
company
since
l!43
Queen
and
husband
half
hidden
in
the
ornate
carriage,
then
more
Household
Cavalry.
And
that's
all.
It
will
take
a
minute
to
pass.
There
are
the
thouoands
of
soldiers
in
colorful
uniforms.
They
are
lining
the
streets
for
miles.
The
spectators
will
sec
only
those
immediately
in
from
of
them.
i
I
Duplesis
intentions.
They
mp.sk
suited
the
purposes
of
the
Union
guidance
of
Almighty
God.
and
bafflingly
and
inscrutably
the
Nationale
Chieftain
to
Intervene
j
Wjth
the
very
able
and
courag-Htill-undiM-iosed
recosnized
pt-
in
the
Federal
field.
eous
leadership
of
our
honour-
oml?
pibpar-s
'!i(!ufatively
A
forruef
Quec
ca()iget
min-
j
able
premier,
will
remove
the
speakiiig-f
(he
Duplessis
pot
lste?
who
i
also
one
of
h'e;vet-
debris
.
.."
.
'
itical
personality.
erari
fighters
in
the
cause
of
People
who
remember
tft
ten
The
Quebec
Premi"?
has
stated
Liberalism
in
French-speaking
Commandments
might
ask:
How
repeatedly
that
he
has
no
am-
Canada,
recently
described
the
1
blasphemous
can
you
get?
bitions
in
the
Federal
field.
But
situation
in
these
terms
"The!
in
snite
of
these
disclaimers
of
spell
which
Duplessis
wields
over
j
LIRERALS.
Conservatives
and
to
Anyox.
j
...
Mayor
Rochester
warned
the
!
people
of
Prince
Rupert
to
stay
j
away
from
crowd
in
view
of
the
disturbing
situation
in
the
city-
10
Years
Ago
Today
Over
12.000
ration
books
have
been
taken
out
in
Prince
Rupert
and
it
U
estimated
55.000
have
The
state
of
Georgia
In
the
United
States
was
named
Mri
Klnn
George
II
of
England.
I
Fewer
newspapers
are
the
name
of
the
United
been
Issued
In
the
entire
area
of
personal
interest,
he
hovers
per-
French-speaking
Canadians
is
CCF
members
of
the
Leghla-sistently
over
the
Ottawa
political
something
that
hasn't
been
wit
-!
ture
seem
to
me
to
have
only
scene
in
much
the
same
way
nessed
in
this
country
since
the
that
Banquo's
celebrated
ghost
day
f
Laurier.
The
devotion
of
used
to
plague
MtcBeth.
the
Quebec
voter
towards
him
The
ca"
oniL
r.omPared
"
de-
obvious
difference
Ls
that
northern
and
central
B
C.
'
Beginning
today
Prince
Ru(iert
1
citizen
will
only
be
able
to
pur-
1
chase
40
ounces
of
liquor
a
;
month.
'
States
president
"Ike."
After
all.
it's
best.
But
nevertheless,
the
temptation
is
great.
Only
a
headline
writer
can
understand
the
beauty
of
a
name
with
but
three
letters
In
it.
two
honorable
courses
open
to
them:
They
can
petition
the
Lieutenant-Governor
to
replace
the
self-discredited
Social
Credit
minority
government
by
an
all-party
caretaker
administration,
LIONEL
TRAIN
vouun
mai
muner
usea
10
ceive.
If
he
sponsors
a
movement
in
the
Federal
field
even
If
.he
:
doesn't
lead
It
himself
the
result
could
be
dynamite."
ACCESSORIES
Duplessis
is
no
pale
ghost,
but
a
definitely
f!esh-and-blood
proposition.
The
Liberals
In
the
Capital
realize
that
to
their
own
uneasiness.
If
thev
had
their
chiflce,
they'd
settle
for
a
ghost
any
kind
of
a
ghost
so
long
as
it
was
an
alternative
to
the
dread
Union
Nationale
Chieftain.
For
make
no
mistake
about
it.
or
They
can
Join
to
throw
the
lascals
out,
and
let
the
people
vote
on
whether
they
want
more
j
of
what
Social
Credit
has
given
CHANGE
IN
QV'EBEC
fWHERE
WHERE
DOES
DOES
PRINCE
PRINCE
RUPERT
RUPERT
A
situation
of
such
uncertainty
them
to
date.
FIT
IN
THE
PICTURE????
.IT.
The
"picture"
ls
Canada's
miraculous
economic
development
In
the
past
few
years
.
.
.
and
Prince
Rupert
ha
played
and
Is
playing
an
Important
role
In
that
economic
progress.
inevitably
maintains
a
high
de-
j
gree
of
tenseness.
For
the
Liberals
this
tenseness
Is
augmented
by
other
disquieting
features
which
combine
to
suggest
that
Quebec
Federally
speaking
may
be
In
the
balance
in
much
;
the
same
way
that
the
province
,
was
provincially
before
it
tilted
from
its
traditional
support
of
Now
In
Stock!
Oil
Cors
,
Trains
Crossovers
Automatic
Gates
'iZ''..
'
$
j-
i,i
Two
Acquitted
On
Theft
Charge
Printing
Plant
Roof
Collapses
EDMONTON
Forty-eight
workers
ran
for
safety
as
the
North
America
is
looking
to
British
Columbia
'
.
.
.
looking
at
the
vast,
new
industries
arising
PRINCE
GEOROE
9
Two
i
the
Taschereau
regime
and
fell
roof
of
a
newly-built
printing
men
charged
with
attempting
to
;lnto
the
laP
.'
Duplessis.
from
the
wilderness.
The
brightest
of
futures
I
is
forecast
for
B.C.
That
1
why
you
would
be
well-advised
to
consider
a
plan
of
investment
i
which
will
enable
you
to
share
in
this
develop-
i
ment.
We
have
uch
a
plan.
It
enables
you
to
play
a
part
In
this
great
economic
progress
and
plant
collapsed.
Bridges
For
one
thing,
rumors
persist
steal
a
safe
were
acquitted
in
I
of
strained
relations
between
The
stair
was
standing
In
a
corner
of
the
print
shop.
They
county
court
when
they
testified
Provincial
Liberal
Leader
Georges
they
thought
they
were
to
help
heard
beams
cracking
when
they
LaPalme
and
George
Marler,
Liberal
Leader
in
the
legislature.
will
bring
you
reeular.
Quarterly
dividend.
It
i
reported
for
work
and
watched
the
ceiling
dip
about
18
Inches
enables
you
to
participate
In
a
constantly-
The
story
1
that
the
two
are
scarcely
on
speaking
terms.
Such
Sorry
no
"027"
track
available.
supervised
Interest
In
over
60
of
Canada'
i
before
It
gave
way
with
a
thun
dering
crash.
move
a
washing
machine.
two
other
men,
Albert
Le-Blahc
and
Willard
Arsenault,
each
were
sentenced
to
18
months
for
the
robbery.
When
LeBlanc
anc
Arsenault
found
they
couldnt
move
the
safe
after
getting
it
out
to
a
lane
they
strongest
companies.
Fill
In
the
coupon
below
and
we
will
send
you
full
detail.
Mail
this
coupon
toduy
for
particulari
"
a
situation
inevitably
Involves
dissension
within
the
party
because
of
the
divided
loyalties
which
It
breeds.
In
addition,
Le
Canada,
historic
organ
of
the
"I
saw
two
of
the
men
vault
over
the
office
counter
as
if
It
were
only
a
foot
high,"
said
Thomas
Comfort,
manager.
ok
The
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
Liberal
party
in
the
province
and
McMAHON
&
DURNS
nnproaehed
Matti
Sanders
and
i
traditionally
the
spokesman
of
H.
E.
Hamly,
president
of
Hamly
Press
Ltd..
said
he
expected
damaRe
to
the
new
150-
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
John
Emski
and
asked
for
help
the
Federal
wing
of
the
party
IT0.
Vmuvr
1,
C.
by-200-foot
building
and
to
It
Wt
Ft
mftr
Si.
Nam!
printing
equipment
to
exceed
especially,
has
been
having
difficult
times.
For
months
past
its
management
and
editorial
direction
have
been
in
a
state
of
flux.
$100,000.
Damage
was
confined
to
the
press
room
and
compos
AODIESS
They
told
them
the
object
to
be
moved
was
a
washing
machine.
When
Banders
and
Emski
Raw
it
was
a
safe
they
refused
to
give
assistance,
but
police
arriying
at
that
moment
arrested
the
innocent
pair.
Phone
644
Box
1279
i
The
situation
Is
no
small
factor
ing
room.
J
CITY
The
company
moved
Into
the
in
the
growing
picture
of
Liberal
uncertainty
in
the
province.
building
last
August.