'
OTTAWA
DIARY
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Mews
As
I
See
It
Saturday,
August
15,
1953
0y
Norrr.un
M.
MocLeoo
1
A
meeting.
PC
leader
Oeoree
Drew,
de-
,
It
wasn
t
an
easy
by
pull
1
Up'te
the
highly
disrespectful
'
The
newspapermen
didn't
p
manner
in
which
the
voters
belt
;
any
punches
in
the
questh
&
independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
o!
Prince
Ku.wrt
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Mmtr
tti
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
AssociPtlon.
PubU&hed
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New
Limited.
J,
P.
MAGOH.
President
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vice-President
ins
i
i
t...3
,vn
otroH
Alin,-.vt.
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first
ore
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A
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i
Election
Aftermath
fir
T-T
rTTUT
f
11..L.C.V--1
IUA
as
mew-
e
true
greatness.
Not
the
least
of
his
own
and
tne
party
s
iuuue.
them
U
his
bravery
in
defeat.
Was
he
going
to
tender
his
He
gave
an
example
of
it
on
;
resignation
and
give
the
party
election
night.
Down
In
his
Ot-
:sn
opportunity
to
appoint
a
tawa
headquarters
he
had
just!
now
leader?
leceived'tne
stunning
and
dts-
j
It
was
certainly
the
most
ier-couraging
news
of
the
tramp-
tinent
question
which
tli?
ling
of
PC
foroes
everywhere
by
events
of
the
evening
raised,
so
the
Liberals.
Then
one
of
hi.-i
!
far
as
the
PCs
were
concerned,
staff
told
him
that
some
of
the
But
It
wasn't
the
sort
of
qnes-press
gallery
correspondents
a
tion
you
were
prepared
to
an-strlctly
practical
tribe
wholswer
off
the
cuff
just
a
few
never
let
their
personal
sym-
minutes
after
you
had
picked
pathles
Interfere
with
their
in-
j
yourself
up
out
of
the
shambles
terest
in
news
were
asking
for
;
of
defeat.
Thufs
why
George
CLOSING
TIME
By
MAJOR
W.
C.
POIXTON,
MHK
Text:
"WaU
h
therefore:
for
ye
know
not
the
h,
your
Lord
doth
come."-Matthew
Xxn
i
The
use,
abuse,
investment,
expenditure.
0!
all-consuming
occupation
of
mankind.
By
far
trie
ere-for
out
so-called
"high
standard
of
living"
on
Uipn,
ber
ber
of
of
Parliament
Parliament
for
tor
1
1
1
n
j
Vancouver
South
will
:
j
i
make
no
difference
to
the
...
(i
)
'
.
writing
of
this
column.
A
j
V
L
continent,
are
those
which
we
claim
sav
tim
j
!
So
long
as
I
am
able
ami
nouspwne
or
me
luuurer,
lite
leac.ncr
or
the
ejecitti-lime!
Is
It
possible?
j
..
,
1
a
press
conference.
(Drew
niiht
very
well
have
run
I
Geo
rife
Drew
could
easily
out
on
the
reporters,
Instead
of
j
)...'
have
said
"no."
That's
what
the
j
i--
facing
"
them.
rirsi
v
iih
lie
sniff
wiiiiL
we
ii,,,,...
.
,
wfc.
mean,
iiuuviuiiaiij,
w
iiiu
wiiiu
ana
nnl
up
we
hfiu.
have
an
b
1
-3X-J:n.Mi
is
late
I-
W
W.
L.
L.
Mackenzie
MacKenzie
KitiK
rung
used
usea
The
jne
answer
answer
which
which
he
i-
Rave
,
..,,
.
,.
,.
Good
Turnout
Urged
T
IS
HOPED
'there
will
he
a
.(oo1
t
runout
when
the
parks
boaul
holds
its
second
annual
swimming
iqala
at
McClymont
Park
tomorrow.
For
some
reason,
events
of
this
sort
are
scarce
;in
Prince
Rupert.
While
other
B.C.
towns
blossom
;out"in
the
summer
with
festivals
and
regattas
of
one
kind
or
another,
Prince
Rupert
is
inclined
to
;take
the
season
in,
dour
fashion
and
has
even
!
reached
the
unsporty
stage
where
it
is
indifferent
to
the
popular
pastime
of
choosing
beauty
queens.
;
Such
a
sombj
e
view
of
life
is
neither
becoming
'nor
attractive.
We
have
a
city
here
with
a
setting
!as
beautiful
as
any
in
the
country
and
the
same
'pws
for
the
girls
but
if
we
persist
in
bemoaning
the
weather,
the
isolation,
or
something
else,
we
will
come
to
think
we
are
badly
off
in
every
respect.
AiiMintfii
i
.(,
,
,h-
-.
hen
ihem.
thvLuiKlv
was
Imiimvised
i
M
.
.
prixluce
divlflemls
fBl,
I
10
say
in
me
rare
cu-ira
urn
.
;uiruiwMH;wu
w
.(,
,
the'
..
....
..
1,.,
..,r,A,,u
r
WH4T
nnrs
.
mv,,
r
!
tide
of
events
ran
against
on
the
moment
for
Urn
purpo
ZtTl!?
!
T:
Tlw
"
a
.him
The
newsoauer
men
would
;f
aaininK
Ume.
He
said
th-t
,
,
.
!!
"
nie.
WW
,
"
'
m
lina)
-
!the
tnatu-r
u
o,.e
U,
be
dealt
!
JT
-ISITI
.
Canon
J
the
answer.
;
have
understood
her
foot
and
refuses
to
walk
Id'huVe
felt
UiatWlwlU,
by
11,'
party
executive
t
i,
of
the
i
Thpv
wullli
to
the
garden
and
be
polite
:
the
publisher
and
readers
are
willing
I
hope
to
continue
to
write
in
this
space.
Be
wig
an
MP
may
well
enable
tut-
Ui
get
a
good
deal
of
material
that
I
could
not
get
othrr-;
wise
and
alo
Ui
make
trips
tu
1
otherwise
inaccessible
places.
Also
no
one
need
expect
me
to
write
mere
political
prop-!
panda.
I
shall
continue
to
rail
!
the
siiols
exactly
as
I
sea
them.
The
national
result
of
the
elef
lion
was
about
us
expected.
to
visitors?
Sameas'
hnv"rad
iau
UMiiai
Uiscnargea
sru
tnetr
mm
uuiy
ni;uit'
aiimiiu
........
ineeuim
.............
ui
-
ht
w,,.
-
,,h
thnKO
,
In
whiim
it
i,
Im.
.
---'-'
i.
.
...
tna
ii
t
ii
asking
for
the
conference.
And)
minion
Conservative
A"'
!
C
S
1
?
Chn
the
period
they
to
tave
have
ta
been
tl
.
v
wouldn't
have
persisted.
tion.
But
the
party
executive
P
broke."
Is
it
an,
t,,
;
1,
nL
believes
in
iund
the
annual
tneeting
donV
entd..
l"
I
ho
should
prodwi
other
mom.
Queen
Juliana
simply
sweeps
the
stubborn
offspring
off
her
feet
and
carries
her
down
the
palace
steps
to
greet
her
guests.
And
what
does
a
royal
youngster
do
then?
Same
as
any
other
child:
six-year-old
Princess
Marijke
forgets'
what
the
fuss
was
about
in
the
novelty
of
the
free
ride.
,
,rl...
1
IN
..
'"-..-.I
:.':
.
-
....
take
place
until
next
February
"r1""""'
--mw
liiv?,tmet
m
,acling
th?
same
in
defeat
as
hr
he
;
obviously,
Mr.
Drew
,t
AKal
""j
only
think
of
.
guut,
of
WMlill
'
pt..
i
would
have
acted
in
victory.
u,annut
kP1.
silHlt
for
Ulut
the
word
in
relation
to
the
vok,
iUlt.
,
;
Hence
he
refused
to
run
out
on
I
numb.
of
months
in
respect
to
"'
the
bartender
calling
for
nn
all
this
xn
the
meeting
he
would
have
held
9
situation
which
has
become
iclasing
time
at
me
beer
l'anor.
and
what
have
t
'VVe
could
wr.
e
columns
of
the
iwith
the
newsmen
as
a
matter
,'0
sul.,
critical
moment
to
his
whluh
rolltaim
,hf
t
of
routine
if
h?
had
been
re-
party.
Furthermore,
the
Dnmln-
W
News
with
those
kind
of
Lortl
Christ
In
wr,
turned
to
power.
Ion
association
has
no
control
:
definitions,
and
still
not
exhaust
m!nds
us
tflal
w
i
over
the
matter
of
j
lne
"st
thereof.
responsible
If
in
our
All
this
may
seem
to
have
little
to
do
with
a
'Arthur
Lamg
for
instance,
pre-
'
rinlil
tnut
t
r
I
iterate
wniim
win
1S5
seats.
They
took
171.
i
The
poor
showing
of
the
Con-i
servatives
was
a
surprise,
and
;
tc
me
a
disappointment.
The
1
swimming
display
at
the
Gyro
poo,
yet
it
is
an
i
event
of
just
this
kind
that
can
become
the
nucleus
of
a
much
bigger
annual
occasion.
With
a
fleet
of
ships
at
our
waterfront
and
at
nearby
ports,
it
That
is
soinethln?
'
What
is
time?
Christ
is
broke"
leadership
it
is
Hie
itself!
:
time
because
the
dati
iwith
which
only
a
duly-assem-
All
Aboard
ij-fi
!
i
oieu
national
convention
i;an
t
vvnen
tune
nus
cea.u
uir
you;
danger
to
Canada
is
that
we
i
will
have
no
coast-to-coast
al-
seems
likely
we
could
develop
an
aquatic
event
I
temative
to
the
party
in
powet
deal.
.then
lire
lias
also
ceased.
There
Mununmu!i,i
Mr.
Drew
clearly
was
ansver-
;
Is
no
argument
against
that
'
Darkness
was
lading
the
nt-wsincn
the
other
;
statement.
It
requires
very
little
U.
C.
Spangler
comp
night
Just
to
gain
time.
Un-
;
thinking.
:
holes
of
golf
to
celfc
doubtedlV
he'll
yive
the
rl
j
sm(.
iMr.,(m
.hs
said
and
I
-birthday.
gpanBier
nswer
to
tlieir
question
U
foie
!u01)-t
k,IOw
ihftnr
that
we
Bre
wtiee
of
playim-,
which
would
become
to
the
northern
coast
what
the
Kelowna
regatta
is
to
the
Okanagan.
In
this
land
of
tall
timber,
perhaps
a
little-
diversity
could
be
worked
in
with
a
woodsmen's
display.
While
these
particular
notions
may
be
off
the
;
com
oociat
crean.
ana
me
ttr
!
i.re
till
now
strictly
regional
1
parties,
though
either
or
both
may
conceivably
spread
to
the
fast
in
the
next
few
years.
i
I
PROBABLY
the
most
signifi-I
cant
result
of
the
election
was
Political
campaign
Dost"
have
never
taken
their
place
j
alongside
stamps,
coins
and
i
matchboxes
as
collectors"
items.
That
is
unfortunate,
j
Poster-collecting
could
be
a
i
richly
instructive
hobby.
;
The
photographs
of
the
(
candidate
which
often
appear
;
That's
what
makes
collecting
campaign
posters
so
interesting.
Look
around
town,
and
if
you
are
lucky
you
may
some
home
with
some
fine
trophies:
an
early
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier
or
even
a
well-preserved
Sir
John
A.
Macdon-ald
or
one
of
the
lesser
Fathers
of
Confederation.
too
many
days
have
passed
as
;
born
with
the
seeds
of
death
In
l"r
ln
Par
01
Ki-.soon
as
he
has
had
time
to
Rlvo
our
body,
and
that
therefore
the
y,f,!"
,h.
m,,er
tne
hard
and
ner-
;
minute
we
start
to
live
we
also
'
P
"null.
,,
..
.
.
.
.start
to
die.
1
distressful,
thought
that
sonally
factual?
Of
course
it
Is.
)
beam
for
one
practical
reason
or
another
it
is
not
j
the
marked
increase
in
th
I)
I
RECTO
it
Inevitably
must
be
given.
Fala
t(OTi
U11es4i
v,.e
realize
on
posters
are
a
study
in
themselves.
They
give
you
a
Hervli-in
In
ult
chnn-
nntl
?::t0
p
m.
uwbt
I
'i
:
I
S
r-fpl
It
and
act
accordingly.
Tim
is
life.
Life
comes
from
'nod.
Time
must
belong
to
God.
j
We
have
no
right
to
abuse
the
;
property
ol
another.
Qod
has
an
West-East
Europe
Trade
av.i.u
s
rm
4th
Avi-
W
hi
Di
Holy
('Kmmu'iuK
t
Huhflnv
Hrlxnl
2
Camui
Hull
S
Pt,tK
Ht'rtof
good
idea
what
the
candidate
,
looked
like
as
a
young
man.
,
The
skill
of
a
back-room
j
Karsh
is
brought
to
bear
on
-j
the
facial
expressions,
which
may
convey
any
one
of
sev-
i
eral
messages,
depending
!
whether
the
candidate
is
on
j
good
enough
to
say
that
nothing
at
all
can
be
done.
rn
Z
niM
Terrace
is
making
an
enjoyable
event
out
of
its
i-'"'
up
in
the
b.c.
provincial
1
1
o
"1
i
T-!
11
1
.
,
..
election
by
the
losing
Liberals.
fitrawberry
festival.
Ocean
Falls
has
utilized
its
the
momentum
of
last
year's
swimming
pool
to
a
point
where
that
relatively
'Social
credit
sweep
into
b.c.
n
,
.
,
.
,
.,
.
,,
.
.
from
Alberta
was
already
stall-
small
and
isolated
community
is
the
swimming
ta
ana
receding.
capita
of
Canada.
i
The
fP0f,rai
Liberals
m
b.c.
,
t,
.
T,
.
..
.
,
,.
.
,
,
.
resolutely
speeded
the
Social
In
Prince
Rupert
it
is
not
a
question
of
lacking
credit
recession.
The
only
ex-community
enterprise.
The
curling
club,
the
music
1
etkjn?
t
e
general
trend
,
,
J
.
.'
,,.,,,,
.
;ere
where
the
collapse
of
the
and
drama
festival,
the
little
baseball
league,
the
'b.c.
coalition
had
disintegrated
Jaycee
1
projects
J
to
mention
just
'
a
few
at
random
Lllleral
organization
beyond
hope
of
complete
early
recovery.
Continuing
to
Decrease
umiTrn
MiTiriNS
nv
iAPi
tmls
nntioal
nroducts.
iron
and
First-
Presbyterian
Church
I
hist
mm
5lh
Aw.
E
at
T
Mlnlsur:
Kri.
fTM
1
uul
u-
other
ferrous
and
non-IemiU
The
United
Nations
reports
j
that
commerce
between
West
lores
and
minerals,
watches
anj
,
'
Eurone
and
the
Soviet
bloc
is
chemicals.
HKT
WSHUI
4th
Avriiiif
I;
continuing
to
shrink,,
but
in-
All
these
are
included
in
the
i
idlcates
some
possibly
strategic
j
UN
designation
of
items
that
RrV.
E
A.
rai
it
litems
are
still
being
traded.
i
might
become
important,
sua.
The
summer
number
of
the
;
egically
ln.
i
specific
instances
,
,
l,,iNVI'ff
Jify
f
)
HKT
I
MTW
pending
how
mobile
his
fate
is.
Sometimes
a
candidate
attempts
several
messages...
at
once,
risking
dislocation
of
the
jaw.
.
We
have,
for
instance,
the
purposeful
smile,
,
the
good-natured
scowl,
the
gaiin-1nto-the-future-of-thls-sreat-pountry
stare,
the
look-at-our-record
grin
and
the
get-the-rascals-out
frown.
Small
boys
sometimes
add
'Economic
Bulletin
for
Europe,
Heaviest
IBfl
6lh
Awew
'
exporters
or
tnesc
!
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(
!
(
)
,
are
examples
or
wnai
nas
neen
aceompnsnecl
ny
illing
volunteer
hands.
It
is
our
opinion,
however,
there
is
need
for
putting
oil
an
attrActive
summer
event.
C'algaiy
has
its
Stampede,
Vancouver
its
PNE,
Penticton
its
!
I
WOULD
feel
happier
about
the
election
outcome
if
I
saw
sny
prospect
of
getting
back
to
!
to
the
solid
two-party
system.'
.
I
Two
parties
are
enough
in
j
j
any
democracy,
and
unless
;
Issued
here
and
in
Geneva
by
;
items
were
the
UN.
did
not
ko
into
tiv?
;
West
Germ
any,
Finland.
Italv
I
.
rfl
?r
..,fc
i
"4
,1
A
sti.virinN
'
i
ouestlon
of
strategic
material
'.
Norway,
i
soeclfically.
i
Denmark
Sweden,
Swlierluu
.A
,,
(ft
''
-"'t'
and
France.
i
v
-'.
i
Br
(
apt
ami
Mr.
E
rm.
it
nt,i
tmrie
nffrppmenf
!
In
return,
the
ILsted
trad'
SuiKluy
Sr.lioul
!
'
Peach
Festival,
Vernon
its
Pioneer
Days.
Plenty
of
!tlTKar!,JusVw?
ma'n.
P"'11"
.
...
'
which
alternate
in
office,
yuu
ln
is
western
countries
with
!
egreements
show
that
Russia
We
extend
a
cordial
invitation
interest
in
the
swimming
gala-may
be
the
sMrt
of
do
not
get
really
first
eias.;
democracy.
HT.
I'll
I
'
6lh
Avnilf
kt
M
6-Pa
.t
it:
tf.
H
(
intriguing
variations.
One
,!
Kussla
and
six
of
her
satellites,
j
exported
valuable
mangane
ie
to
vi:
.tor;i
to
worthip
with
u.:.
school
of
thought
favors
the
!v.hlch
included
some
items
that
'
re-"'ap
iron,
ferro-alloys,
and;
Zil
lwuih
Avr.
i:aht.
smart
toothbrush
mustache.
;
the
connnlttee
on
Collect:
e
t!'''l
oil-also
considered
.strat-.Minister-
ln-v
E
A
Wright,
DO
Another
faction
among
por-
;
Measure
has
designated
as
jf
,
egic
materiul-to
West
Europe
j
ornanisU-Mrs.
E.
J.
Kinith
something
for
Prince
Rupert.
hivh
stmteBic
in.nortance
in
'
nnarpesi
cui
in
ine
awitiuimj
.
hT.
rt
TIK
S
M
8fl
CM'
trade
from
we;t
to
east
was
hi
'
machinery
exports,
the
Bulletin
note-;
Tk'lili'nlne
nf
eyiuirt.
1U
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
Ray
Similar
tk'Hul
l:
any
war.
Some
other
items
Involved
in
trade
agreements
quotas
extending
Into
1954
include
prod-
Eveulite
Prayer
!
As
things
now
stand
in
Can-ada,
it
would
take
a
bold
prophet
who
would
declare"
that
I
it
would
be
the
Drew-Conservatives
who
would
survive
as
the
alternative
to
the
Liberals.
It
might
well
be
the
CCF
or
It
might
even
be
Social
Credit.
;IN
A
SENSE
Canada
shifted
drastically
to
the
left
in
this
trait
retouchers
leans
toward
the
weeping
willow
or
waterfall
mustache.
More
creative
small
boys
add
a
goatee
or,
In
rare
cases,
a
pair
of
horns.
You
would
be
surprised
how
different
a
purposeful
smile
looks
with
a
pair
of
horns
and
John
Currie.
SUNDAY,
AUGUST
18,
1953
Iklnriihig
Worship
11
oilmk.
Sunday
Nchotil
12:15.
Evening
Worship
7:30,
Minister
at
both
services.
"Remember
the
SabbaUi
Day
to
k
wp
it
Holy.''
;
Hl
lil
I
IR
B"
Runrtav
StlHMl
li
i
l
nets
the
committee
has
said
I
might
be
considered
strategic
rninK
Wtintnip
B:
G2U
Clh
Avf.
fc-
!
material
in
specific
Instances.
Most
of
us
read
or
hear
more
awakening
west.
The
rebellion
abaut
Ottawa
than
other
cities,
had
not
been
lorgotten.
There?
Prince
Rupert,
for
example,
is
had
been
a
hanging.
Here
andj
about
as
distant
as
anywhere
in
there
could
still
be
discovered
a
I
Canada.
The
first,
time
u-p
ever
hittrncc
hni
iw,it.
riin
auove
it.
,
It
is
amusing
.
to
see
the
1
1953
election.
The
Conserva-
cenclng
by
western
countries
cut
exjKjrts
of
machinery
by
iO
to
J5
per
cent
from
1950
ta
1051.
and
by
a
further
23
per
cent
from
1951
to
1952.
Eastern
markets
In
1952
accounted
for
less
than
one
percent
of
all
machinery
exports
for
the
principal
exporters
of
machinery
Britain,
West
0r-many
and
Franceleaving
Hi1
field
elderly
to
Sweden
Fiivlany.
Austria
"and.
t(i
a"
smalft-r
extent,
Italy,
the
Bulletin
said.
journeyed
there
was
to
travel
down
as
new
towns
multiplied,
1
l'ves
are
ellmlnaw,0
as
an
ai
temative
government,
lndefl-
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
Corner
of
Ambrose
and
Skill
Avenue
firi
from
Montreal,
and
that
took
markets
increased
and
a
surge
comparatively
few
hours.
ThisNof
uettlement
from
the
United
t!ltely'
Tnut
leave8
two
Posslble
had
nothing
to
do
with
general
states
and
across
the
Atlantic
altf,rnatlvts
to
the
Liberals,
es-
Pastor:
C.
W.
Sinclair
Plioiiff-I
Included
among
the
exijorts
to
the
Iron
Curtain
area
are
shipping,
autos.
trucks
and
tractors,
railway
cars,
and
lubricants,
all
designated
by
the
committee
as
items
of
primary
.-;lrateglc
hnxrlance..
,
Othe'4exiorteu1
iti-ms'
Trolii
West
Eiiroie
included
crude
and
rolled
steel,
tubing,
ball
bearings,
electrical
and
other
machines,
chemicals,
machine
elections,
yet
it
Indirectly
did
commenced
to
appear.
It
could
P''llal!y
ln
lp
f,t"nl
V1
T
1
cpneern
rffllttits,
j
-
Wj
,tb9
iensAT
anfl'seen.
rhgeeat
:1('onomic
'-;
"'-'.
'-YS-"
While
Social
Credit
is
a
right
lone
land
was
slowly
vanishing.
n:00-Sunday
School
and
Adult
Bi
CteJ,.
7ffGospel
service.
y-&'m
EVERYONE
INVITED
'"Forsake
not
tlw
assemblying
pf
yourselves
W-
FIELDING
HIMSELF
This
little
trip
to
the
National
Capital,
nevertheless,
had
something
to
do
with
public
affairs.
Businessmen
wing
party,
ln
fact
more
"to
the
right"
than
the
old
line
Conservatives,
its
financial
proposals
are
extremely
radical.
Both
potential
rivals
of
the
small
bov
line
up
lor
their
dollar
bills
and
all-day
suckers
at
the
headquarters
of
the
i
rival
candidate.
-
.-
J
As
some
collectors
of
stamps
rv&&4-:9KJif
envelopes
with,
(itrKrir)lJ..fte.coJ!5
lectors"'
of
"campaign
powers
would
collect
whole
toiephonej
poles
or
vacant-store
hxjowi
upon
which
posters
Tiad"
been;
placed.
'
.
'
You
might
expect
political'
posters
to
be
printed
with'
vanishing
ink
on
paper
especially
designed
to
fall
into
powder
on
election
day.
An
elected
candidate
surely
would
not
like
to
be
haunted
by
the
ghost
of
his
old
self
First
United
Church
Sixth
Ave.
IV.
and
Mus'rave
Mi.
W.
S.
Fielding's
budget
Iget
was
was
f
P
i
n
and
it
Given
Extension
about
to
be
brought
dow
Liberals,
therefore,
stand
ready
with
rather
drastic
Droerams
of
was
my
job
to
obtain
a
copy,
and
OTTAWA
P
Canadian
busi-
chancre.
That
seems
to
me
all
with
all
possible
promptness
and
Medical
Aid
For
Greece
Urged
,
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Canada
should
send
a
medical
team
to
Greece's
quake-lorn
Ionian
islands,
a
Vancouver
doctor
said
care
deliver
it
to
the
newspaper
ncss
men
have
been
granted
a
to
the
good
ln
a
real
democracy
Sporting
Goods
of
Every
Iff
Fishing
Equipment
it
Swimming
Accessories
Lifebelts
A
Exclusive
Nylon
Filled
and
Co
Sleeping
Bogs
cince
where
I
chanced
to
find
wx-monm
extension
in
tne
time
provided
that
the
people
are
employment.
The
Minister
of
iot
applying
for
depreciation
al-'
well
educated
enough
to
under-Finance
was
a
Nova
Scotian,
lowance
under
the
old
deferred
.stand
exactly
what
is
proposed.
.
:
SERVICE
at
11:00
A.M.
ONLY
Come
and
Worship
Morning
Service
only
during
July
and
August.
The
Church
Is
always
open
for
meditation
and
pjayer.
gray-beared
and
spare.
He
knew
capital
allowances
plan.
i
t
don't
think
the
people
of
his
duties
and
had
the
respect
of
A
tiade
department
official
Canada
have
been
told
wh?'
his
colleagues.
Mid-winter
in
saiJ
today
the
cabinet
has
pa.'iscd
social
Credit
really
is
and
I
Ottawa
was
like
anywhere
else
ari
order-in-council
extending
don't
think
most
Social
Credit-In
Canada,
except
in
Prince
Ru-
ttle
termination
date
to
next
j
ers
are
themselves
well
enough
pert
for
climatic
contrasts
un-ec.
31
from
July
31.
Unformed
about
Social
Credit
to
doubtedly
exist.
Long
years
ago,
1
Under
the
deferred
capital
j
tell
the
people.
The
SPORT
SHOP
Friday.
"I'm
planning
to
vjlilnteer
my
own
services
to
the
Ked
Cross
if
they'll
have
them,"
said
Dr.
S.
C.
Angelomatls.
"If
we
sent
a
medical
team
from
here
we
could
be
assured
the
Greek
community
in
Vancouver
would
support
it
and
his
unkept
promises.
A
'
defeated
candidate
would
not
like
to
be
reminded
of
his
failure.
'
Oddly
enough,
however,
the
posters
seem
to
stay
up
for
vears
a
faded
picture
gallery
of
political
history,
an
illustrated
catalogue
of
lost
hopes.
no
ureal
wars
naa
aisiingutsnea
"owani;eo
pian,
uusiness
men
and
saddened
the
country,
flames
and
others
required
a
certificate
had
not
swept
through
the
ot
eligibility
from
the
trade
de-Houses
of
Parliament,
there
was
partment
before
they
could
claim
r,o
stately
railway
station,
the
normal
depreciation
for
tax
Chateau
Laurier
was
unheard
of
i
Pu'T'"ses-
Vancouver
Man
Heads
Sourdoughs
i
iu.-
piun,
part,
ui
me
govern-
and
the
splendid
war
memorial
:
LEARN
While
You
EARN
ment's
anti-inflation
machinery.
was
still
a
creation
of
later
was
effective
on
nurchases
and
i
,
m-vxr-
'
-
-
-
'
T
:
,
J
,
construction
on
and
after
April
years.
LONG
BfcAGH,
Calif.
(API
The
International
Sourdoughs-hardy
pioneers-of
the
Klondike
gold
rush
Friday
elected
Tom
Lamb
of
Vancouver
as
their
'11.
1951.
Mr.
Fielding
could
not
be
des-
eribed
as
an
orator.
His
speech,!
Only
774.307
pounds
of
welners
president
and
chose
Vancouver
Acquire'
-
PROFESSIONAL
STATUS
In
Accountancy
if
it
could
be
called
that,
was
were
produced
in
Canada
in
1952
as
the
site
of
next
year's
con-
Aulomalic
Ice
Maker
Refrigew
more
nice
tne
reading
of
a
docu-
i
comparea
with
l,ai7,u7Z
pounds'
vention.
Mr.
Lamb
succeeds
B
ment,
and
perhaps
it
would
be
j
l
1951.
.
n.
Sundquist
of
Seattle.
TlV
No
trays
to
fill.
ic
No
trqys
to
spill.
No
trays
to
empty
or
forget
to
refill
!
Starts
itself
.
.
.
Refills
itsel'
Other
Servcl
Models
Available
In
Electric,
Bottled
Gas
or
Kerosene.
more
accurate
to
so
term
It.
It
;
was
of
distinct
interest
as
well
as
advantage
for
a
stranger
to
view
the
press
gallery,
meet
many
of
the
country's
leading
correspondents
and
try
to
identify
public
figures
then
holding
more
or
less
attention.
While
none
could,
know,
there
were
many
of
those
who
felt
the
unfolding
of
a
new
era.
There
were
hints
of
a
widening
of
transportation
-and
expansion
of
development,
with
Ottawa
a
town
to
study
and
ponder.
Canada
was
experiencing
an
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1918
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SHIPPING
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
nd
World-wide
Shipments.
'MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
60
or
6
Cat.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
Th
Certified
Grntril
Accountant!
Aiioi-Ullon
or
British
Colunrtrt
hal
made
arrangementa
-with
the
School
of
Commerce
of
the
t'nlvertlty
ol
BrltUn
Columbia
to
conduct
in
aludy
program.
Night
lectures
will
be
given
for
residents
of
Vancouver
and
New
Westminster.
The
rest
of
B.C.
mu
be
served
ay
correspondence.
The
courses
are
especially
destined
for
study
in
your
(para
tins,
Al
woi
It
you
prove
and
apply
what
you
learn.
DO
VOU
want
to
toaura
promotlouT
v.ant
to
incrravia
your
eavrulimaT
V
want
to
qualify
far
mora
reapoiuibilltyt
Investigate
Now!
-
ru
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starts
keptembeb
Far
particular
writ
for
escrltlv
Booklet
to
KfjUtrar.
Certified
General
Aeeeoatanta
Association,
las
Meal
aUaalaas
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