Prince
Rupeii
Daily
ncs
lcorl
J5r
As
I
See
It
Letterbox
voni
Tuesday.
March
18,
1954
PARLIAMENT
By
E.
T.
APPLEWHAITE,
MP
Skeena
by
'
Considering
that
ill)
per
cent
of
I
his'
publicity
ranges
from
highly
critical
to
downright
.slander
mm
mi
ous,
ihen
a
man
would
have
to
This
is
the
time
of
year
Brit-
is
he
or
is
Senator
McCarthy,
more
AUIHSC.
ROME
RU.ANCE
Kdllor.
The
Dully
Now...
Dear
Sir:
You
seem
to
dt-votn
a
nrr-it
number
of
editorials
to
castigating
Senator
McCarthy.
These,
together
Wiih
all
the
critical
columns
elsewhere
in
vour
i.nr-
be
a
masoclilsl
10
seek
that
Kinn
;
-.-.n
Columbians
exposed
10
me
hip
neaci
01
me
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t
id
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Should
Organize
of
publicity.
To
say
Unit
ho
lights
Bolshevism
merely
as
an
easy
way
to
political
.success
really
begs
th
iiieslion.
K'--
n
i
bracing
and
heallliy,
If
some-
Party?
The
President,
obvi-wliat
frlsid.
climate
of
Ottawa
ous!y,
had
no
sympathy
with
the
turn
luiigiiiH
ryes
to
the
mlldt-i'
recent
outbur.sts
ol
Senators
M.:-ari-as
of
the
Pacilic
Coa.st
j
Cartliy
and
Jenner
attacking
the
March
certainly
came
In
like
u
I
loyalty
of
the
iJeunjcral.s,
but
linn
witli
high
winds,
low
lem-
Mr.
Usenliuwer
chara.iterlstic-pera'.ure.s
and
fresh
.snow.
Per-
j
ally
confined
himself
to
a
gen-liajis
we
from
B.C
ure
Just
,so!t
-1
era!
jilea
for
moderation-
he
fwlse.
S.rlmlrl.l
ru.....;
AAL
:
,UfSI
-'"
V
.,
J.
"
JT
,'
7
T.
.
tory
.shows,
if
nothing
else,
that
Radio
Sore
Spots
1
a
pretty
one-sided
picture.
May
!l
he
tillituffri
Ihu
s.....t
......
..r
the
quickest
way
to
political
oblivion
is
lo
become
rffrctlvely
AN
Ottawa
radio
Station
j
your
columns
to
try
to
add
some
said
lie
did
not
question
the
lov
uliU-C'ommiuii..t.
McCarthy
has
but
1
could
do
with
a
littl-coastal
weather
right
now.
The
shooting
fracas
hi
the
American
Congress
naturally
recently
ran
a
pri!,
m
sp.to
,,
rogram
in
Which
ContOS-
the
prevalent
,,,sco,,oep,,oIiyou
Xst'
alty
of
the
opposition
a'nd
admitted
candidly
that
he
needed
Its
support
in
the
Congress
u
1
hint-,
h:wl
in
ti-n.-W
down
!
aKgiavate.
I
have
yet
to
read
of
aroused
great
interest
here
ccure
the
passage
of
his
legis-
to
gel
favorable
publicity
in
the
Members
ran
now
be
.seen
en-
!
latlve
progruinrne.
Instead
of
th,
wiiu
was
nun
..
oy
J
Uu.
1
1
1
.
.
.
1
ll
great
left-wing
press
Is
to
take
(Hies
wnicn
COnceinea
me
senator
and
who
didn't
have
it
JUe
..,,,.,-
f
RlleertnK
atj
terlng
the
Chamber
and
care-!
moderation
which
he
evidently
1110
Ol
the
Jit.
lion.
('.
I).i
'
'
.those
who
still
have
some
pride
i
tully
scTuuni.ing
the
galleri.
s.
,
expecu.-a,
uie
i-ie.siuent
has
be-
1
In
Saturday's
editorial
yoi-ol
nation
and
will
lo
resist
the'
wondering
from
which
direction
i
held,
in
the
last
few
days,
the
the
ban-age
is
most
likely
to
j
extraordinary
.spectacle
of
Sen-
'
I
to
'
4
.
f
,
W
ri
ff(
Mp;""u.Jj3
'
11
iluvvl-
McCarthy
an
'obvious
mis-
blandishments
of
the
Collectlv-
The
program
was
in
had
taste
chief-maker
who
Is
Working
by
ists.
to
begin
with,
for
some
of
the
instinct,
rather
than
on
pnnci-
Tlu.v
say
,,
1).1S
no
ix..Va
cJues'1
dealt
with
such
items
Pie."
Since
as;
some
iastincts
are
for
due
pnn-ess
of'law.
The
"fact
the
and
dentures
of
admirable
and
eye-glasses
1
some
principles
,s
nf.
j..
(ll
runnini!
n
mt
,,f
the
acting
prime
minister.
are
contemptible
your
aeeusa-
,aw
h'ul
investigating
bo-Jy
The
capital
city
of
Canada
;
tlon
becomes
quite
a
non-sequi-'
NPl
up
t0
gaUier
evidence.
As
a
witnessed
a
striking
demonstra-
although
we
can
assume
you
matter
of
fact,
with
regard
10
come;
hflwever,
I
think
Canada
i
ator
McCarthy
bitterly
attack-1
;
Is
still
a
pretty
ltvel-hended
;
lug
tnid
questioning
the
truth-;
couriiry,
and
usually
we
take
j
fulness
of
Army
Secretary,
Rob-'
;
a
le.s.s
direct
form
1
protest
than
I
ert
Sleveits,
a
member
of
the
I
;
the
gun.-
:
President's
cw
Cabinet.
At
liw
I
have
never
mentioned
in
.
same
time
Senator1
Langer,
I
'Uie.se
columns
Uie
increa.se
in
!
Chairman
of
the
Senate
JuOl-i
i
parliamentary
Indemnities.
I
!
eiaiy
Committee,
has
publish
d
tion
of
what
should
NOT
ire-1
meant,
it
lo
discredit
him.
But
the
tesll
peat
NOT)
be
done
on
such
pro-
j
11
V"
rp
o"'K
K
ue
an
anony-
;
naVe
greater
protection
before
'
"uu,"
MJlul
U",P,"
UI',S
"
,"
,
'
cnar,-s
!
grams.
Contestants
telephoned
Wous
editorial
to
call
a
United
RrtnTthan
Se"
would
i
on
V
l"
of
which
usainsl
the
honor
of
the
new
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Howe
at
all
hours
;
States
Senator
n
mischief-mak-
m
a
"oUr
o
iwhey
i
ny'
as
1,1
U"'
n;,t,,ro
0,,
!rot.
Chief
Justiec
ol
the
Unltr-,1
lor
the
day
and
night
for
infor-''
you
should
watch
out
for
all
haVe
counsel
.-oa.di
them
on
Yuu
n,ay
m,t
!'s''''r
will,
me
m
Siutw,
Mr.
Karl
Warren.
I
thmk
..
...i.,.,
..
i
'iliui
uiuoo
,1.1,
or,
t,..
.1
.
I.
lor
one,
can
accent
the
In-
n.d
,,r
iw.i-n
fi
n..,
n...
super-fin
nm
,
wrtice
eltmenni-foolcint
jpt,
otn
door,
lcd
ir
kuchen
itsitdi,,,
.
RUPERT
I
T
IS
mystifying-
that
fanners
of
the
Rulkley
Valley
:
apparently
-.have
paid
little;
attention
to
a
ques-.ionnaire
circulated
by
the
Nniithers
and
District
Chamber
of
'Commerce
to
net
view
s
on
promoting'
;ale
of
their
produce.
With
markets
in
this
area
-expanding
all
the
ime,
northern
farmers
have
an
excellent
chance
to
Jicrease
their
business
and
capture
the
t
ratio
which
sow
goes
to
the
Fraser
Valley.
So
far
they
have
allowed
the
lack
of
organized
grading
and
marketing
facilities,
to
prevent
them
from
gaining
a
competitive
position.
Rather
than
take
a
chance
on
uncertain
quality
or
delivery,
retailers
continue
to
buy
mainly
from
the
south
despite
the
shipping
disadvantages
which
this
involves.
The
Smithers
Chamber
acted
in
the
belief
that,
with
all
the
necessary
information
at
hand,
the
local
farmers
might
then
organize
in
their
own
interests
to
meet
the
demands
of
both
present
and
potential
markets.
It
was
a
creditable
effort
and
it
is
gratifying
to
know
that
a
fresh
attempt
to
gain
this
information
will
be
made
through
a
revised
questionnaire.
There
is
every
reason
to
believe
that,
if
Rulkley
Valley
farmers
put
their
operations
on
a
businesslike
basifi,
"they
will
find
local
markets
ready
and
.vaiting.
Buying
from
fanns
in
the
south
is
not
a
habit.
It
is
a
necessity
and,
if
local
fanners
fail
to
mderstanfl
they
are
in
a
business
where
reliable
service
is
essential,
it
will
remain
that
way.
.au.i.
mm
even
iui
assusuce
,
--
"wuw
iimi-c
fVery
question
uiey
answer.
'
rr,..lsi,
a-llhout
nv
leelhv.
nri
I
111
trying
10
win
me
prize
money.,
-.
,
:
Thev
sav
he
ncciises
innorent
.
,,,
"
1
ineni
Kisennower
would
eiiliance
borne
of
the
cheekier
prize-seek-
:
However,
the
way
I
read
of
tils
people
of
Communist
activities
I
frhould
like,
a
little
late
ln
llLs
i'll(,a(ly
great
prestige
if
he
AND
ELEC
the
day,
to
add
my
coiigratii-
j
undertook
a
little
house-clean-hillons
to
those
of
all
the
other
i
jug.
313
Third
VV
v.
,
v.wuB
mr
Murv,uun
u
uiruispuue
wivn
uis
umy,
Mccar-,
Vou
name
one
sex)
even
sent
messages
Into
the;
thy
was
working
on
the
princi-;
.
...
.
'
'
.
,
House
of
Commons,
calling
the
(pie
that
Comndes
In
Oovern-!
F'na"y'
Wh''"
"th"114
''K'
"S
government
leader
to
the
tele-
I
ment
or
the
Services
most
be
ex-!
avahable,
they
fall
back
on
the
phone
In
the
lobby.
'
posed
and
If
some
stupid,
arro-;
old
argument
that
what
he
is
This
Is
just
one
of
the
reasons
8nt
or
witless
man
in
a
posi-
doing
is
just
what
the
Comimiu-why
the
responsible
authorities
"on
of
authority
appears
before
'Ws
wunt
nim
to
$0
ln
to
citizens
of
l'l
lnco
Kuperl,
to
Bob
Moore,
for
the
1953
Clood
Citizen
Award.
-That
was
certainly
a
wise
and
well
justified
choice.
are
uuuna
10
iaKe
a
gooa
long
i
"
ivsnguuiig
ooay
01
uie
su-
j
preme
auLhortty
of
the
nation,
'""
""'
u"
"
second
look
at
the
conduct
of
ANNUAL
MEET)!
RUPERT
ROD
&
GUN
CLUB
Moose
Hall
-
Thursday
-
8
p.m
And
with
Bob,
we
all
know
that
he
will
not
rest
on
his
laurels
just
because
he
has
received
r.n
award
he
never
contemplated;
he
will
continue
to
serve
tin-community
as
he
has
done
.so
a
piatler
ol
lact,
you
will
linn
that
the
whole
anti-McCarthy
line
used
by
our
limp-wristed
the
so-called
giveaway
pro-1
and
is
found
to
be
one
of
those
grams
:
who
promoted
and
honorably
j
discluirged
an
officer
who
to
IT
SEEMS
to
me
that
the
eom-
i
their
knowledge
took
some
part
liberals"
Is
spelled
out
word
for
well
in
Hie
past.
The
only
clll
f-
merelal
radio
stations
across
!
a
conspiracy
to
.
overthrow
1
,,.
id
In
the
m.ilv
Worker
or
c-rence
Is
that
now
he
will
re
Canada
coidd
save
themselves
violently
that
Government
and
;
Pacific
Tribune.
Whose
actions
'
alize
that
his
services
and
Iih
and
the
country
a
good
deal
of
j
Constitution
he
was
sworn
to:fjld
you
,ay
fill
the
Reds
wl'h
qualities
have
not
gone
uiu.j-
Election
of
Offi
icen
argumeni
Dy
aeoiaing
among
oeieua,
men
mat
man,
oe
tie
a
j0y?
preciateil
ineiiLseives
o
eliminate
uie
kind
.
uenerai
or
a
private,
mast
be
made
to
account
for
his
action,
It
is
a
good
idea
to
keep
in
;
Reverting
lo
a
subject
which
is
mind
that
the
Americans,
who
:
not
too
pleasant,
namely,
th-
nl,
in
(Hia
nvnhl.m
n
n
A
I
Pllllf-
t?imrt
llt'U
hfWlf
!lirl
oi
contesis
wnicn
constitute
a
public
nuisance,
by
undue
In-
and
If
he
tries
to
avoid
this
by
playing
coy
with
the
Committee
!
more
eonwnMd
witn
it,
5h()Wed
i
.Shipyards,
I
cannot
ovcr-ein-and
giving
evasive
answer
he.,,-
th
,K,
niiwn
nr,u
iht
ih!
ohasi.e
now
the
deslrahllitv
l
truslon
lrilo
the
private
life
of
the
central
figures
named
ln
the
I
contests.
JUST
ARRIVED
fH).
REFLECTS
Obviously,
Is
not
fit
to
wear
the
were
50
per
cent
for
the
Senator
i
the
absolute
necessity
-
of
Hi
rind
nnlv
29
ner
cent
ayalnst
,
terestliig
those
who
are
capable
uniform.
On
the
other
hand,
it
was
the;
the
others
havina
no
ooinion
It
ol
operating
it.
Vou
see
it
Ls
now
ll
if
I
But
it
seems
to
me
that
the
nuiiitiio
UuVU
J
and
kEMINiSCE5
Boaid
f
oovemors
of
me
cbc
M
Is
not
the
proper
body
to
con-
Army
authorities
who
acted
by!
seems
that
the
press
does
not
.squarely
up
to
us
to
prove
that
MEM
A
I
nAFFDs
of
j
duct
a
public
hearing
Into
the
J
Instinct
the
Instinct
to
cover
i
always
reflect
the
opinions
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
has
ways
and
many
another
neces-
Bive-away
programs
run
by
iht
up
their
own
.
negligence
or
!
the
public.
een
around
the
world,
and
sltv
Yet
within
the
nnt.
tcu,
commercial-
station
.iom-Thar
doay
worse.
i
ne
secretai
y
or
th"
1
Yours
truly.
mi.
i
v
mf
bvni
s-iv
y;
and
BUCKLES
V
wrtf
V,nA
k
.1....
,
UMrvcu
rl
1
1
o
1
KDn'jnlltt
l
I.UcIa'
ArmV
hlmvulf
(ll.nitlaH
Ihol
11,
'uuiu
iiui
iiiAooiru
me
wui,
wetKs,
more
ciasnes
ana
corpses
c.vj.
u
niiflWi
numiLu
win
ir-
ie
says,
for
anything.
He
returns
1
'
have
meant
grievous
disaster
'
at
as
the
board
of
directors
of
j
Army
was
wrong
about
the
way
j
iome,
better
Informed
than
ever
and
loss.
We
welcome
greater
'the
public
radio
and
TV
sys-
!
It
was
handling
Communist!
efore,
and
Canada
and
Cana-
j
speed
and
security
both
at
home
tetu.
It
tries
also
to
serve
as
traitors
In
Its
midst
that
was!
ians
will
have
lots
to
listen
to.
and
abroad.
And
so
it
goes
from
1
the
general
governing
and
regu-.;
an
understatement!
So
why
j
i
year's
end
to
year's
end.
!
luting
body
of
all
radio
In
Can-
i
condemn
McCarthy
for
exposing
j
NLY
ONCE
ada.
The
two
duties
inevitably!
this
situation?
That
is
the
best:
You
are
young
only
once.
After
EAST
AND
WEST
conflict.
Nobody
knows
at
what
I
way
to
ensure
that
the
sltua-!
KOBERT
BLAIR,
Prince
Rupert.
The
Editor.
Dally
News.
Dear
Sir;
At
the
recent
annual
meeting
of
our
Association
held
in
Van-
For
Casual
Wear
th'.s
plant
Is
the
.sound,
economic
undertaking
we
have
el-AajV'
'Claimed
It
could
be.
u
luinesty,
f
muM
report
with
regret
that
I
have
not
been
successful
In
netting
from
the
Aluminum
Company
Uie
favourable
commitments
1
had
hoped
might
be
lorihcomln:'
then-However,
letters
and
personal
calls
are
Indicating
some
inter
est
in
liiLs
project.
I
am
writing
to
pertain
o;
?anizaUons
su
Resting
the
compilation
of
ce'-,
tain
factual
data
which
I
ism
sure
will
be
helpful.
I
hope
the
people
ill
our
pa'
t
of
B.C.
will
take
u
long
and
cai
i.--fuli
lo'ik
;it
any
jiupo,il
tor
;t
2
..S-:.:
hat
you've
got
to
be
smart
to!
Minister
nf
Trmri
T?nn
m
i
Point
the
Board
of
Governors
i
tion
will
be
remedied,
and
that'.
hlnk
Up
the
line
Of
excuses
for
i
rheirie.-
av
the
Hnrlenn
r
ceases
to
act
as
the
champion
what
those
Committees
are
set'
cou""-
"
'ogmuon
was
of
the
CBC,
and
begins
to
act
up
for.
of
tlie
very
"P'endid
co-
a.s
the
umDire
and
ruler
over
a
......
,
,.-
operation
and
support
accorded
the
claims
of
their
own
com-
k
"11
.?
.
.
to
Scouting
by
the
press
of
Bri
.,
j..
I."
"-""B
'
suipuseu
Columbia.
thrniiL'hout
the
and
5j
petltors,
the
private
radio
sta
he
foolish
things
you
will
be;railway
rollt(,
is
"COming
into
estined
to
do.
;
its
own-
or
tnal
in
otht.r
worfj.s
!
Port
Churchill
is
about
to
be-
A
pat
on
the
back,
It
Is
said
(
comf,
the
country's
third
grain
requently
develops
character
exporting
port.
He
could
have
f
administered
when
y
o
u
n
g
'
mentioned
how
major
wheat
mough
and
low
enough.
shipments
will
soon
be
using
at
how
restrained
the
Senator
past
year.
Hons.
i
m
tuunj'
wa.s
uiiurr
ine
circum
The
i
lie
mi
...
.
.
.
'
ijuuiii.iiv
siiuuuil
uie.b
as
early
as
ivi
l
wrote
as
,
stances
nine
js
an
American
...
..
-
'.
.,.
i
1.f-lrl..r"
tt,rr,i.-,h
AKA
lr
,-,
weekly
magaiilne
available
at!
w"w.
1
.
'
'V
T
,
7
iv,
,
.
,"
.Z
,L.
strongly
as
i
coma
in
inis
column
for
a
radio
regulatory
Also
MOC-TOE
OXFORDS
in
black
o-
FASHION
FOOTVV
Pacific
Coast
harbors.
most
of
oitr-newsstands
Wnu.ll
:
-
,i,ni
.
t.
u
i
!
niiu.-cr
n
itpnt
icirll
in
Ni.rlHtiti
l
uasiuc
you.
nuauub
i,
cue
vui-
PADRE'S
PROGRESS
Pou
William
TSm11
C.nnt
TJl
nearly
every
week
prints
the
full
board
completely
distinct
from
the
board
of
governors
of
the
unteer
efforts
of
hundreds
of
question
and
answer
text
of
1
..;,,
v,o
k
rVLn
'.-
From
Hansard
Mr.
-.
Nosewor
and
f
first
full-time
padre
and
his
thy
"Is
there
a
possi:
Nosewor-
CBC.
I
argued
then
that
the
sole
i
UlPse
c,Mns
in
Uw
congressional
hearings
I
iibllity
that
nob
of
the
CBC
directors
should
!
that
'
Yukon
Territory
on
behalf
o
,-ecommend
vou
read
ir
and
s
into
the!
he
to
run
the
CBC.
and
that
j
le
.flhe
before
!
0Vftr
20'W
t;,lb's'
is.
C,
we
must
be
sure
that
thf
y
are
developed
hi
the
way
which
v.-Ill
bring
to
our
people
thv
((reateU
benefit
from
thut
ct
velopment
and
that,
without
wrecking
the
developments
vv
and
m
work
ls
strenuous
enough
to
keep
.
we
niay
get
om
selve
him
on
the
eo
everv
dav
and
nnslt.inn
uhere
fnr
the
caito
nf
I
those
directors
should
have
no
i
i,.ii
i
u....,
n...
i-
!
Rovers
would
seriously
re-
four
nights
a
week.
His
services
!
some
United
States
support
we
i
sav
whatsoever
as
to
the
opera-1
ternational
throng
of
bleeding-
tartl,'d-
are
becoming
more
widely
rec-
shall
find
that
waterway
when
I
uons
of
the
private
stations,
.
hearts
who
do
so
much
to
con-
j
Again,
our
very
sincere
thank
ognlzed.
The
Vancouver
Sun
i
linlshed
under
complete,
or
!
competing
with
the
CBC.
!
fuse
the
public,
and
hear)
abuse
and
appreciation.
For
Jfiaf
wonderful
name
at
the
top
of
your
list,
a
FRIGIDAIRE
REFRIGERATOR
j
n'roady
have.
Look
out
for
.1
I
hluh-powereri,
inspired
campaign
!
of
misleading
puoiicity
oii.thii
!
Mibject.
lairly
complete
control
of
the
I
T
v
;
on
an
American
uatrloi
or
anv
Yours
faithfully,
United
States.
Are
we
taking
;
CANADA
has
always
half-fol-;
one
wll0
effertlve)y
opi)os,s
safeguards?
Safeguards
to
see!
lowed
the
example
of
Britain
j
Communism
or
Socialism.
pr-'s
his
rhotogranh
(double
column)
with
a
sketch
of
Ids
career,
ln
detail.
Mr.
Holling-worth
was
pastor
of
First
Pres-mn-Hn
Church
ln
Prince
Ru
K.
K.
GRECK)
President,
Provincial
Council,
B.C.
Boy
Scouts.
Association
The
biisic
problem
pf
President
Elsenhower's
career,
it
seems
t.)
me,
lias
lately
taken
on
a
look
of
increasing
urgency,
nanieiy,
Who
are
those
antl-antl-Com-
mat
tne
project
brings
employ-;'"
lauio
uiaiwis.
ment
to
Canadians,
as
well
as
!
Britain
has
just
legalized
two
niunlsts
who
today
smear
.Mc:
or
ELECTRIC
-
:
pert
for
quite
a
few
years,
but,!
to,cltizens
.
tf
the
United
St
ales'
there
is
not,
lh
RHghtenq
Men-.'
f
H
feiii
f
wtph
tinn
nf
thli
'
i'
-
.
!
'
I
fll
I)'
J
50-Mile
House
competing
IV
systems.
The,
BBC
Carln
?
T,
ne
sam(,.ya.
(TV
w
Ul
carry
orn,vln
thegpitst
;
hoo(.
wh0
exiUe(i
But
there
will
Te
a
chalh
of
,
mun
Martl0
Wug
and
commercial
TV
stations
on
j
er
noneil
Rw,
hunler
s,
whch
advei'
llng
Is
permitted,
,
i
kame
pari0r
Pinks
who
make
a
j
under
strict
laws,
made
by
par-j
gl.eat
show
of
condemning
Com-I
llament.
,
qlunj5rn
in
the
abstract
or
gen-
Store
Robbed
The
difference
between
work-l"ff
for
money
and
marrying
for
It
Is
tliat
the
working
for
it
enslaves
a
person
only
some
forty
hours
a
week.
I
WILLIAMS
LAKE.
B.C.
(CP)
nut
tne
main
point
is
mat
tne
eral
terms,
but
wiien
it
comes
to
new
private
TV
system
In
Bri-
j
doing
something
about
It
In
the
tain
will
be
governed
by
an
en-
'
only
effective
way,
then
they
tirely
new
national
board
!
bleat
"Oh,
let's
not
be
beastly
to
completely
separate
and
distinct
j
the
Bolshles!"
the
same
Jeft-from
the
BBC.
j
wingers
who
continued
to
de-
The
example
ls
a
good
one.
!
fend
Alger
Hiss
artd
vehemently
!
'MP
officers
have
set
up
road
i
LIK
iifrn
D
vrt
so
i
""ERE!
j
blocks
and
are
still
combing
this
The
following
newspaper
line
j
Cariboo
area
for
a
hooded
gun-an"e,red
ln
an
Australian
oubll-
man
who
robbed
the
150-MUe
cation
recently;
"Queen
Attends
House
general
store
of
$600.
The
proprietor,
C.
J.
Zlrnhelt
How
can
the
CBC
board
of
gov-
sung
mua
on
tne
man
who
ex-
Aussie
Church."
In
another
part
of
the
plobe.
Newfoundland,
they
surprised
the
man
as
he
was
print
"Newfle"
for
short.
Nor
!
.it'nim,
,
I
f-liMiHV
lf-M.
Ms.
I
I
All
the
Frioidaire
Appliancei
rf
1
111..
I.
U,..
1
-fO
v
...
emors
conduct
an
Inquiry,
for
Instance,
into
the
propriety
.say
of
give-away
programs
on
private
stations
without
laying
It
to
the
building
through
a
win
UU
iJ
fcc
.
tiny
uctbri
Ull
limb
side
of
the
world.
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
LIMlT
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
oi
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
dow
shortly
before
midnight
Friday.
self
open
to
the
suspicion
that
Mot
of
us
know
how
to
say
The
gunman
threatened
Zirn-
the
CBC
may
merely
covet
more
nothing
but
few
of
us
know;
when.
helt
with
his
pistol
and
forced
listeners
for
Its
own
soap-opera
him
to
admit
him
into
the
store
programs,
which
run
for
several
Zlrnhelt
was
forced
to
open
the
!
hours
a
day?
safe
and
put
the
money
in
a
j
.
"
posed
him,
long
afler
he
had
been
proven
guilty
on
evidence
which
should
not
have
left
a
six-year
old
ln
doubt
of
his
guilt
;
the
same
bleeding
hearts
who
raised
such
a
mighty
International
clamor
for
clemency
for
Uie
Rosenbergs
pies
in
the
service
of
a
country
which
secretly
condenias
and
executes
victims.
And
what
are
their
arguments
against
McCarthy?
Well,
they
say
he
is
not
really
concerned
about
Communists,
he
is
just
an
opportunist
and
publicity
hound.
The
Fox
without
a
Tail
canvas
sack.
A
FOX
once
fell
into
a
trap,
and
after
a
struggle
managed
to
LOVE
THE
WATER
Ever
since
the
handsome
Empresses
sailed
the
western
ocean,
the
travel
world
took
the
service
as
a
matter
of
course.
Came
a
couple
of
wars,
and
Pacific
deep
sea
shipping
was
hard
hit.
But
it's
a
happy
fact
to
know
that
B.C.
and
Australia
are
beln
Unk-prt
rain
bv
sailors.
Air
is
all
very
well.
So
Is
a
good
ship.
Co&rly
Snow
MONTREAL
(CP)
The
original
civic
snow
removal
budget
of
$3,700,000
was
expended
by
Feb.
20.
and
an
additional
$200,000
has
been
approved.
The
executive
committee
was
told
the
entire
winter
cast
might
reach
$4,-200.000.
Magic
Trio
SACKVILLE,
N.B.
(CP)
Not
one
magician,
but
a
whole
trio,
performed
at
Mount
Allison
University's
annual
Trueman
House
party.
Dr.
D.
W.
MacLauchlan,
dean
of
men,
teamed
up
with
Ken
Bagnell
of
Glace
Bay
and
Wilson
While
of
New
Glasgow.
get
free,
but
with
the
loss
of
his
brush.
He
was
then
so
much
ashamed
of
his
appearance
that
he
thought
life
was
not
worth
living
unless
he
could
persuade
the
other
Foxes
to
part
with
their
tails
also,
and
thus
divert
attention
from
his
own
loss.
So
he
called
a
meeting
of
all
the
Foxes,
and
advised
them
to
cut
off
their
tails:
"They're
ugly
things
anyhow,"
he
said,
"and
besides
they're
heavy,
and
it's
tiresome
to
he
always
carrying
them
about
with
you."
But
one
of
the
otlici
Foxes
said,
"My
friend,
if
you
hadn't
lost
your
own
tail,
you
wouldn't
be
so
keen
on
getting
us
to
cut
off
ours."
MORAL:
When
an
acquaintance
say
to
you
"Why
LATEST
REPORT
Ailt
yw
ImUMni
Dtalw
I'M
im
Umd
Mtywt
,
Planes
continue
to
improve.
The
same
is
true
of
cars,
high-
r
bother
with
a
savings
account!
he
may
be
acting
like
'
CITY
TRANSFER
CRATINO
PACKING
STORAGE
the
fox
without
a
tail.
Any
man
who
knows
anything
of
the
chances
and
mischances
of
life,
makes
a
savings
account
the
first
step
in
his
investment
program.
That's
why
level-headed
Canadians
from
coast
to
coast
FURNITURE
MOVING
LOCAL
and
LONG
DISTANCE
maintain
savings
accounts
with
the
Canadian
Bank
fl.m,u
of
Commerce.
Why
not
join
the
procession?
Hkamio
b;'!,n;?;faia.
'
Phone
BEST
OF
FOOD
FJNEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
The
Canadian
Bank-of
Commerce;
CALVIN
BUILOCX
950
FIRST
AVENUE
AND
McBRIDE
STREET-