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June
24,
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OTTAWA
DIARY
ray
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McLEOD
NORMAN
M.
d
suitable
material
for
sit-i
in
P!trll:mif-nt
A.
1
1,,..,
'Irieit
But
consisteniu
k.
ting
J
Reflects
and
Reminisces
been
iaiis."
a
fp,W'
otV,
hLn'
Besides.
.
tK
'
Inm-pendent
dull
nrwupafwr
dented
ti
Ihf
upbuilding
nf
Prluc
Rupert
and
Nii.hFTii
and
Central
British
Columbia
,'
,
Mmbr
of
Canaulan
Prrss
Audit
Bureau
of
cliculntluns
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
!-
Published
by
The
Prince
Hupfri
Daily
News
Limited.
J.
F.
MAOOR,
President
H
CI
PFRRV.
Vlee-Preridenr
Subscription
Kates:
"carrier
Per
week,
26c;
per
month.
$1.00;
por
year,
tio.uo.
.-?
JpTtirti.
mall
Per
month.
7.'k-;
per
year,
S
00.
V
horlwd
as
second
doss
mull
by
ti
e
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa.
At
the
close
of
th'
iirl'am
n-;
tary
s
ssion
the
MPs
generally
"are
feeling
Just
a
little
fiustrat-i
d.
For
seven
months
now
t.l
i-y
have
labored
with
comnvndable
diligence
and
considerable
con
rals.-ri
th-
(.......
""I
"
'
"
S
themselves
were
$0.00.1
-
a
-
year
;
1
men
at
the
lime,
their
argument
'
'
was
a
coiKlenitiution
of
them-!
selves.
Once
they
hurt
set
th"
'
their
main
objective
of
haltUi;;
the
dumping
of
United
Stat
s,
textiles
in
the
Canadian
market.
From
the
standpoint
of
the
MPs
themselves,
of
course,
the
feature
legislation
of
the
session
was
Ihe
bill
which
they
ptc-s.'d
to
raise
their
own
indemnities.
y
incv
i.
ore
oaucuiiy
mi
e
aiue
sin
mm
men
A
...I
"'J
'..iu
w
'""tlhat
,u
j
mattered?
stage
by
raising
the
indemnity,
lilvy
.should,
both
in
logic
and
in
t
Ku
they
just
An
Indian,
applying
for
unemployment
insurance,
refused
the
:f!r
of
a
jn).
"While
man
invdiled
work"
he
said.
"I.e:
him
keep
it."
scientiousness.
Yet
til
'y
feci
that
they
h.iven't
been
too
successful
all
that
time
in
holding
the
ear
of
the
public.
luek
thf
,.,
iiiMi)
hilMtrf
'
Ms
Pay
and
heid
The
legislators
argued
that
no
j
con
.isti
ncy,
have
bow.'d
aside
lesser
folk
than
.$10
ooo-a-year
nd
let
teal
$in,ooo
a-ycar
men
Li
their
Thanks
To
A
Noted
Order
as
well.
Nobotiv
or
women
;
should
be
eon-!
take
over.
would
do
'y
difforently
Last
Co
First
CNR
NEAR
Winnipeg:
There
are
quite
a
few
The
lie.st
wuv
to
ra!::e
one
eliild
is
to
have
two
Ijkdics
Home
an
rranization
that
is
held
in
hifih
esteem
TODAY
tlx;
world
over,
marks
its
8r)!th
birth-
Y
-I
-t
fay,
and
I'rinee
Rupert
alonj-
with
the
re:t
of
far
western
MPs
on
thej"
train
today
for
there
is
an
!
fir
win
um
t
iimcn
ii
and
An-
They
admit
that
the
session
'ien
hasn't
been
spectacular.
Post-'
election
sessions
never
are.
tor
,
there's
never
any
use
in
Unlit-1
in'i
over
aeam
the
issues
th:il
have
just
been
decided
at
I
In
'
polls.
And
the
next
general
clec-i
t
on
is
too
far
oil
tu
1
1
realist
'e.
;
Hence
a
po.,t-eIed
io:i
mo
generally
provides
a
lr:athi!i
j
;pell
for
politicians
and
political
j
parlies
alike--unless
In
one'
i
.:-
j
ceiilionil
p.'lioct
,
I
parL.:;..o
1
uu.iiv
rei'ii.
:'!ut
a
urier
fall
4
V
'4
,
unwritten
rule
in
the
par-;
liainent
of
Canada
that;
those
who
come
farthest
may
g"
home
first.
-;
in
W.i
.liintun
next
week,
will
inr'ke
ano'her
in
Ottawa.
Each
will
he
of
lii.it
importance.
But
that's
a
hut
the
public
know
nothing
whatever
about
now,
or
later
on.
t'K
strife
Midi
us
I
he
vtoi
iov
nin
teen
-twenties.
I
i,
the
public
tourist
travel
Nevertheless
H.
C.
likes
tu
i
know
how
greatly
is
appreciated.
:
''t'V
J
If
three
cnly.
four
days
out
of
six
able
lo
do
what
Out
despite
th1
lack
of
fireworks
;it
till.
first
s'e&iUm
of
Canada's
22nti
;';ii
.i...v,c!it,
ii..'
MPs
fed
tr.jt
it
cotilribut'-d
some
,ii:lily
useiui
work.
The
bulky
revisions
of
the
Rank
Act
and
of
lh;
Criminal
Code
were
marathon
lcgi.skitiv."
project
thai
hart
to
be
done.
It
is
admitted
that
the
work
would
hive
on
which
jou
amounts
lo
con.iideri.ble
bus-
4J
'.
('
s
,
'
'llie
"Lays"
from
Ontario
and
Quebec,
whu
go
home
every
weekend
all
through
the
session,
are
told
very
plainly
that
turn
about
is
fair
play.
Week
after
week
those
of
us
from
the
far
east
and
far
west
seacoast
ridings
have
held
the
fort
in
parliament
on
Fridays
and
Mondays
while
our
mates
from
central
Canada
have
been
in
their
own
homes.
Now
they
have
to
play
lit
for
tat
hy
letting
us
get
away
a
clay
or
two
before
the
end.
WE
LEFT
Ottawa
without
knowing
for
sure
whether
parliament
meets
in
the
fall,
or
not
till
next
January.
There
is
a
sharp
aigument
"'"
JplGm-.:.-::
WdBw
M&mbte
ssssf
Sk.
KjadZSl)
biil
-
H:
Jt
-
i
1
Tonic
Water.
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SA''f-rf'
'"
drink
at
V,';
C-;
,,
V
.
anytime.
i
tf
f
y
v-
.
.
T.
40
?
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(
s
-,
i
.
.
mIVv';v
i';-,:
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;:
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t
v"
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''
1
l
.
:'
I..
en-.
Wednesday
rer.iains
a
problem.
A
closed
store
is
a
dosed
siore.
And
there's
still
uny
number
of
fellows
who
buy
and
sell
for
a
profit
not
to
stay
(pen
for
a
few
hours
only.
Sometimes
tourists
remarks
are
worth
overhearing.
been
done
more
satisfactorily
if
!
';
The
diplomatic
colony
in
Soviet
Russia
agree
there
are
three
Mood
t
film's
in
Moscow.
The
first
decisions
hadn't
been
laid
over
on
the
controversial
issues
of
capital
punishment
snd
the
legalization
of
suite
lotteries,
in
addition,
the
world's
longest
pipeline
was
authorized
to
bring
Western
Canada
natural
gas
to
Ontario.
The
prospect
is
tint
this
gas
will
mean
an
important
fuel
.saving
to
residents
of
Eastern
Canada.
Then
a
start
was
made
on
pensions
for
the
nation's
disabled
clti'jns.
The
National
Housing
Act
wjs
The
second
in
vodka.
about
this
in
the
cabinet
so
we
!
is
caviar
back-benchers
hear
via
the
i
Tin
t'i'rtl
and
be:,t
of
all
is
an
!
exit
v
grapevine.
.
v
.'V
T
-
v
''
enemie
i.
;o
much.
Always
forfivc
your
Nothing
annoys
them
Oscar
Wild".
'"Canada
owes
it
a
vote
of
thanks
and
a
helping
'hand.
It
is
the
Most
Venerable
Order
of
the
Ilos-jiital
of
St.
.John
of
'Jerusalem,
parent
body
of
Ht.
John
Ambulance
and
this
city
is
extremely
fortunate
to
have
within
its
limits
a
most
active
branch
of
this
T
irst
Akl
fcroup.
.;;
'
While
the,
City
of
l'rince
Rupert
ambulance
is
manned
by
paid
firemen,
members
of
the
ambulance
crew
are
qualified
first
aiders.
The
ambulance
is
on
(:!
hours
a
day
with
men
trained
by
the
St.
JmYi
.Ambulance.
Unknown
to
many
.citizens,
a
Stivluhn
Ambulance
man
is
present
at
practically
all
sporting
events.
Ik-
isn't
distinguishable
by
his
blue
and
white
uniform,
as
he
is
-iu
'
tha
larger
cities,
but
he
is
there
nevertheless
'with
his
box
of
first
aid
equipment.
An
injuied
basketball,
football
or
baseball
player
usually
finds
the
St.
John
man
at
his
side
by
the
time
he
reaches
"the
bench.
-
All
winter
long
classes
in
First
Aid
were
carried
out
by
experienced
members
of
St.
John,
who
spread
the
gospel
of
easing
the
pain
of
injured
persons
until
medical
aid
can
be
summoned.
Long
hours,
months,
years
are
spent
by
these
men
to
teach
others
to
help
themselves
should
the
need
arise.
Within
the
next
40
days
St.
John
Ambulance
volunteers
will
take
on
the
biggest
job
they
have
ever
been
called
on
to
handle
in
British
Columbia
when
they
serve
the
huge
crowds
at
the
British
Empire
Games
in
Vancouver.
More
than
ofiO
St.
John
Ambulance
personnel
from
as
far
away
as
Montreal
will
be
ready
to
serve
the
public
at
the
,-Oames
and
as
in
all
cases
their
services
will
be
."free.
Apart
from
a
smali
administrative
staff,
..practically
all
St.
John
Ambulance
workers
are
unpaid
(Volunteers.
l
,Z
"
'or
reason
the
Order
has
launched
a
campaign
to
raise
.$100,000
to
carry
on
its
volun-,
teer
services.
Every
quarter,
fffty
cent
piece
or
;
biJI
of
any
denomination
sent
to
.'S45
West
Third
...
Avenue,
l'rince
'Rupert,
will
help
this
noteworthy
-
cause.
Such
a
small
contribution
could
pay
won-
derful
dividends
should
you
or
a
member
of
your
"
family,
need
the
services
of
a
St.
John
Ambulance
win
som
day.
amended
to
make
its
terms
of
j
repayment
long
.-r
and
easier,;
even
although
in
the
process
in-
!
terest
rates
and
other
charges'
An
old
midwestern
farmer
was
asked
if
hot
weather
was
really
good
lor
the
corn
crop
and
he
replied,
"well,
somebody
said
that
during
a
hot
spell,
and
since
it
was
too
hot
for
anybody
to
deny
it.
that's
how
the
damned
idea
.started.
went
up.
The
Customs
Act
w.
s
strengthened,
although
again
i
with
only
qualified
success
sin-e
!
experience
already
has
shown
that
the
changes
aren't
fulfilling'
This
advertisement
is
net
published
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by.
the
Government
of
Btiiiih
Columbia.
V-
ioose
6eaut(fu,
onger
ksfihg
Americans
don't
travel
as
much
as
you'd
think,
says
Readers
Digest
for
June.
Fifteen
million
persons
have
never
been
more
than
250
miles
from
hL'ine.
o.ie
person
in
ten
has
never
travelled
on
a
train.
About
52
per
cent
of
total
population
cannot
swim.
The
typical
American
likes
most
of
his
neighbors
only
two
per
i;
iri,
say
ttiey
don't
get
along.
.
.
One
school
of
thought
says
I
that
it
is
just
a
waste
of
time
to
i
i
meet
in
the
fall,
because
that
1
1
just
gives
the
longer
winded
;
'
MP's
the
chance
to
be
longer
winded
than
ever.
They
say
that
j
no
matter
when
the
House
is
!
called
to
meet
it
never
finishes
j
the
job
until
the
midsummer
;
heat
and
humidity
literally
drives
;
:
the
sweating
MP's
out
of
Ottawa.
!
Therefore,
this
school
of
thought
!
argues
it
is
plain
silly
to
meet
in
the
autumn.
i
!
Over
against
this
argument
Is
the
other,
which
seems
to
be
sure
to
win
out,
for
I
think
it
includes
the
Prime
Minister.
They
reason
like
this:
The
job
of
being
an
MP
has
come
to
be
pretty
well
a
year
round
task
and
in
fact
the
increase
in
the
pay
was
made
on
recognition
of
that
fact.
They
!
say
it
is
all
very
well
to
talk
!
about
streamlining
the
rules
and
shortening
the
debates
but
that
the
Opposition
will
always
find
ways
of
dragging
things
out
as
long
as
they
the
opposition
lchoo.se
to
do
so.
BY
AND
LARGE,
the
younger
MP's
who
brihg
their
wives
and
families
to
Ottawa
prefer
to
.meet
in
the
fall.
That
enables
tlifm
to
put
their
children
in
Ottawa
.schools,
and
keep
them
Hii'ie
for
the
full
fall
and
spring
terms.
-l.veryone
knows
that
it
is
a
.t'-rrib1'-
Ivirdshio
on
a
child
to
b"
shifted
around
from
pillar
to
jHK.t,
especially
in
mid-term.
A
t;ood
many
of
u.s,
ini-iuriins
i
me,
do
not
cure
when
we
meet
-
!
so
Ion;-
as
we
get
plenty
of
notice
h
landsoape
B
Soiois
fef
purhome!
"
....
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yj'M
4
y-r
'
.
Jjs?'
-a-:.
.
-
rr"S;
"
CHOP
SUEY
;'
.
.
.
CHOW
ME
IN
I
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
'
For
Outside
Orders
'h
me
!.'"
uTT
.tit
I
My
Lady's
Nicotine
FAST
RELIEF
FOR
I
AM
MS
r.ARIilK
would
probably
be
profound-
'
w
-p
,r
v
jwiy'v.
I,
p
i
J
IIJ
Lilt
IU-T,,
I,
Lit,
WIIU
)1
Hit
1
t.UlUI
N"?.."'-
-hjH
I
the
continuing
investigation
of
cigaret-smoking
jin
advance,
so
we
ran
make
our
j
family
plans
accordingly.
.
j
!
ON
THE
WHOLE,
I
think
about
j
the
hardest
thing
to
take
on
!
4
yjv-Mmn
wr,
MUSCLES
0
100
Pure
House
Colors
i
0
From
Nature's
Own
Palette!
In
MP's
job
is
.the
Ottawa
cli-jiua.!.
X
an
well
.believts.
.ttae
i
'I'
Vi'Aha
1
ykiTtir
1
pd"the"'f.tiTtal'
of
Tnhu'da
"blindfold,
by
shutting
her
eyes
and
sticking
a
pin
in
the
map.
'
Ottawa
is
too
cold
in
winter
and
loo
hot
and
humid
in
sum
is
that
some
ladies
are
tinning
from
cigarets
to
pipes
to
enjoy
the
fragrant
weed.
(
Th
ini
tpu-fkiY
j?
jfjIS
rUil
icy
Ml
h
at
pi
pe-siiiol.ing
may
change
the
feminine
nature,
l'ipe-Kiiiokcrs
lire,
notoriously
men
of
few
words;
they
have
to
be,
because
of
the
necessity
of
removing
the
pipe
from
the
mouth
before
giving
utterance.
Halifax
Chronicle
Herald.
Now
you
can
add
th
beauty
of
nature
to
the
outside
of
your
home
I
mer.
Ttie
oe;,t
uung
about
the
;
fMtv
f,f
Otl'iwn
IC
thn
wpdi'.'nrH
!
train
v
ciJJMfje
for
iu
?
'
K''
-
4
v
t
i
-ll
''
1
"I
heartl
Uie"iiT-p
of
many
angles
round
the
throne."
ww
-
Rev.
5:11.
GET
DETAILS
FROM
JO"!?
MARTIH-SENOUR
DEAIERJQDE-1
GORDON
6
dEbr
The
100
PURE
House
Paint
color
range
ha
been
extended
to
a
total
of
48
colors,
including
the
"
I
reml
ami
forecast"
colors
selected
and
added
on
the
basis
of
actual
color-preference
sampling
at
over
100
Canadian
stores.
Each
is
carefully
formulated
to
maintain
the
Martin-Senour
Tradition
of
quality
and
color-fastness.
Each
is
fortified
with
alkyd
resin,
for
easier
application,
greater
durability,
longer
beauty.
They're
ready-mixed
for
exact
matching,
carefully
blended
to
enable
you
to
follow
the
modern
trend,
and
use
the
solors
of
nature's
own
beautiful
landscape
on
the
er'.erior
of
your
home!
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New
Weekly
Freight
Service
Complete
refreshment
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!
PHGME
46
LTD.
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NEEDED
WITH
S010-C0AT
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SECOND
COAT
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flexibility.
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between
VANCOUVER-PRINCE
RUPERT
Serving
Watson
Island
and
Kitimot
via
way
ports
Motor
Vessel
Island
King"
LEAVES
VANCOUVER
EVERY
FRIDAY
Arrives
Prince
Ruprt
Mon.
a.m.
Arr.
Kitimal
Tues.
a.m.
SOUTHBOUND
CALLS
MADE
AT
NORTHERN
B.C.
PORTS
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AS
ARRANGED
"
Returns
Vancouver
Every
Thursday
p.m.
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TO
a.m.
UNION
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.
standing
resistance
.
u.l
"8'
.
A
single
coat
of
Solo-tort
the
equal
of
other
P"
,
0J
methods
that
painting
undercover,
and
one
or
more
,he
finish.
So.o-(.oa.
w
t
each
ran
'
weather,
because
,hJ
cleaner,
fresher
looking.
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Solo-Coat
White,
Canada's
finest
quality
house
paint
gives
you
"2
(oat
Painting
With
1
Hrush
Stroke!"
Covers
most
old
painted
surfaces
in
one
coat
instead
of
two
because
it
has
double
the
hiding
pigment.
The
second
coat
is
actually
built-in!
Its
treated
with
a
special
toner
to
give
it
new
warm
radiance.
It's
tlkyd-fortified
for
improved
spread-
ever:
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1
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PHONE
S54
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Prince
Rupert
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.
Telephone
568
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Prince
Ruiiert
Agent-L.
J.
E.
SMITH,
Third
Avenue
i
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Tin
Jvrtiement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Bord
or
by
tlx
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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