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Rupert
Daily
Newi
Friday,
November
27.
1953
CCF
MLA
Warns
Against
Borrowing
rmers
Seek
Probe
Industry
in
B.C.
Australia
has
more
than
27,000
The
cabbage
pahn
trees,
o
the
miles
of
railway
track
in
the
West
Indies
often
grow
"
to
0
(
Too
Heavily
Under
New
B.
C.
Laws
'i
various
federal
and
state
lines,
i
height
oi
iou
leei.
.
-
Special
to
The
Daily
News
premium
collections
down.
Only
he
pointed
out
that
under
the
School
Construction
Act
and
the
Toll
Bridge
Authority
such
bor
C
k
Li,l
SMITHERS
Frank
"oward,35
per
cent
of
premium
collec-
CCF
MLA
for
Skeena
riding,
re
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rowings
would
be
on
the
books
of
both
"and
would
naturally
By
The
Canadian
Press
ICTCRIA.
Alex
Mercer,
president
of
the
B.C.
at
ion
of
Agriculture,
said
today
Canada's
areas
will
face
a
growing
unemploymen;
jni
unless
the
economic
position
of
the
coun-ffanners
is
improved.
Ijrrccr
told
200
delegates
not
show
on
the
books
of
the
provincial
government."
ported
to
a
small
turnout
oi
local
constituents
on
the
proceedings
at
the
recent
session
at
Victoria.
He
said
that,
regardless
of
party
affiliation,
he
desired
to
do
his
duty
for
the
riding
as
well
as
possible.:
He
criticized
the
Social
Credit
government
for
rushing
through
almost
a
third
of
the
bills
in
tions
were
assured,
being
deducted
at
source.
The
other
65
per
cent,
he
maintained,
paid
only
if
and
when
they
wanted
or
needed
to.
He
warned
against
new
borrowing
privileges
under
the
School
Construction
Act.
Unless
care
was
exercised,
he
felt
these
borrowings
could
pyramid
quicks-Referring
to
the
Social
Credit
government's
borrowing
policy.
jpK
the
opening
session
ol
(eratlon's
annual
conven-gt
there
Is
need
for
cor-
Make
this
a
Chxiirmat
to
remember
by,
giving
a
gilt
that
will
alwari
bm
cherithed.
See
the
lovely
new
Seeland
Watches
.
,
.
superb
in
style
.
.
.
match
OPTOMETRIST
KEITH
H.
TUCKER
527-3rd
Ave.
Phone
212
less
in
quality
.
.
equalled
in
value.
troduced
at
the
five-week
session
in
the
last
four
days.
He
declared
neither
he
nor
the
house
had
sufficient
opportunity
to
consider
the
bills
fully,
yet
they
were
passed
and
are
now
law.
rcctive
machinery
to
stop
the
"drift"
of
Canada's
agricultural
eronomy
out
of
relationship
with
industrial
prosperity
and
expansion."
If
the
present
trend
toward
a
lower
share
of
the
national
Income
for
farmers
continues,
he
said,
.lower
wane
levels
and
unemployment
will
follow
rn
cities
rnd.
towns.
Industry
needs
a
healthy
agricultural
economy
Iwausp
farmers
as
a
clas
arc
the
largest
purchasers
of
city
J
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DOUGLAS
AMARON,
'39,
a
war
correspondent
with
The
Canadian
Press,
has
been
appointed
an
executive
assistant
at
the
Toronto
Bead
Office
of
the
co-operative
news-gathering
agency.
Born
in
Quebec,
he
worked
at
the
CP's
Montreal
and
London
offices
and
In
191''
was
the
first
Canadian
newspaperman
to
accompany
a
British
commando
on
operations,
witnessing
a
raid
near
Boulogne.
He
returned
to
CP
this
month
after
six
years
as
managing
editor'
and
editorial
director
of
the
Sherbrooke
Record.
It
was
not
a
very
sensible
or
:
proper
way
to
conduct
the
public's
business,
Mr.
Howard
stated,
expressing
his
hope
that
morei
time
would
be
allowed
at
the
spring
session.
Outlining
the
new
Liquor
Act
briefly,
he
doubted
it
would
affect
the
smaller
places
much
ELLIS
AIR
LINES
GROUP
FARES
Any
organized
group
consisting
of
eight
or
more
persons
is
eligible
for
our
special
reduced
fares.
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services.
Dissatisfaction
over
the
farmers'
economic
position
was
also
indicated
when
delegates,
representing
22,000
BC.
farmers,
indicated
they
would
support
a
resolution
asking
the
provincial
rnd
.
federal
governments
to
due
to
strict
licencing
and
required
costly
establishments.
The
Toll
Bridge
Authority,
Mr.
Howard
felt,
had
been
granted
too
much
authority
in
its
$20
million
borrowing
power.
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was
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disaster
Thursday
to
tieluers,
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British
and
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French,
and
forced
a
!V'.-scl
to
run
aground.
.200-ton
French
frelght-jietor
broke
up
after
run-aground
near
Calais.
Her
f.LS
removed
safely.
The
jf
was
en
route
from
Mcx-tc
Havre
with
a
cargo
of
vjand
gasoline.
t.V.fl-ton
British
ship
ftnh
sank
following
a
jri
wiih
the
Larrlvet.
a
ten
French
ship.
Three
pi
'inbers
were
landed
ai
sYarmuuth.
The
others
Jii
ved
to
be
safely
aboard
1
rivet.
-
'
fsoviit
vessel
Kama,
1.921
4,
is
detained
in
Fushing,
establish
royal
commissions
tj
investigate
the
f
rm
industry.
The
resolution
was
sent
back
to
the
resolutions
committee
for
re-wordins
after
some
delegates
thought
It
gave
the
commissions
too
much
power.
The
resolution
was
submitted
by
the
Prince
George
Farmers'
10o
15?o
REDUCTION
FOR
GROUPS
OF
8
OR
MORE.
REDUCTION
FOR
GROUPS
OF
16
OR
MORE.
Meney
Plane
Still
Lost;;
Reward
Posted
set
up
as
a.
means
to
provide
for
road
construction.
He.
suggested
application
under
it
may
be
the
only
way
to
insure
construction
of
the
Terrace
to
Kitimat
road
connection.
Mr.
Howard
doubted
very
much
that
the
new
10
per
cent
tax
on
logging
and
mining
profits
over
$25,000
would
upset
the
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SEA
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LAND
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WATCHES
industries
much.
He
explained
f
Scheldt
estuary.
Purl
midJiiJlCAF
it
represented
an
increase
of
only
one
and
a
half
per
cent
over
that
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presently
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paid
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Meet
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friends
in
Alaska
at
low
cost
and
minimum
time
loss.
ELLIS
AIR
LINES
Call
at
our
Office
or
Phone
265
it
in,
said
sbe
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Apartment
EDMONTON
(Pi
The
fourth
day
of
a
giant
alr-seaych,
fended
Thursday
without
turning
Up.
a
trace
of
a
single-engine
airplane
which
disappeared
Sunday
night
in
the
northern'
waTites
of
-Alberta
on
a
275-mile
flight
from
Grande
Prairie
to
Edmonton.
While
34
aircraft,
including
ni;ie
of
the
RCAF,
covered
more
than
1,600
square
miles
of
territory,
$2,000
was
offered
Thursday
as
reward
for
information
leading
to
discovery
of
the
three
men.
Missing
are
pilot
Cordon
Mc
Ottawa.
Referring
to
the
B.C.
Hospitalization
scheme,
he
said
he
believed
it
was
headed
for
a
great
fall,
but
he
hoped
not.
He
said
hospital
costs
were
going
-up
and
jpul
her
owners,
the
So-Sjvemment,
deposited
$22,-Wt
covtr
alleged
damage
to
relay's
Stocks
TtktJ
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Q,
Airwoman
Margaret
Isobel
Burton,
28,
missing
from
the
RCAF
for
19
months,
has
been
lodged
In
a
comfortable
air
force
apartment
here.
Wing
Cmdr.
Donald
MacDon--r
said
she
came
up
for
swift
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Edmonton,
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Don
j
RCAF
Station
Tuesday
on
a
3.05
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of
desertion.
'
I
have
been
authorized
to
deal
with
the
case
an
'I
have
de
Wilson
of
Grande
Prairie,
snd
lously-ill
polio
pijftietitiVio
being
flown
iojpttaj
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4,
a
$1,000
reward
while"
Grande.
Prairie
business
men
puf'ilp
cided
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freed
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station
at
Aylmer,
Ont.,
In
April
1952,
and,
she
told
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officers
after
giving
herself
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in
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minister
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leaves
Sundny
for
Toronto
to
discuss
the
renewal
of
iV
Federal-provincial
agreement
on
apprenticeship
training.
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v.111
attend
a
meeting
of
provincial
labor
ministers
Dec.
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Principal
item
on
the
'
tanda
will
be
the
agreement
.
virlor
which
Ottawa
and
the
provinces
split
the
cost
of
training
apprentices.
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10-year
j
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renewal
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