Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
August
8,
1953
Dill
of
Rights
For
Canadians
(Continued
from
Page
1)
Annual
surplus
of
birth
owvr
r
Venezuela's
portable
theatre,
'
deaths
per
thousand
population
El
Retable
de
Ma.avillaa,
has
in
the
United
States
rose
from
completed
its
first
year
of
per-a
low
of
five
In
1938
to
nearly
16
,
formanees
to
more
than
1,000,-in
1947.
000
workers.
Candidates
Awaiting
Canadian
Voters'
Verdict
tor
among
the
world
powers,
she
The
LPP,
Mrs.
Minard
said,
suggested,
saying
that
the
Liberal
called
for
the
outlawing
of
the
government
had
weakened
Com-'
atomic
bomb,
an
end
to
the
ar-
believe
i
monwealth
ties
to
the
extent
the
mamenU
race,
no
conscription
In
the
government
By
The
Canadian
Press
.
rwe
The
election
pamnalpn
riipd
;
the
Canadians
i
United
Kingdom
had
been
forced
for
Canadian
youth.
750.000
more
majority
of
to
trade
with
Socialist
countries
houses
In
Canada
and
a
youth
ewav
to
a
murmur
today.
Most;wou"
racner
PenQ
W.uw.ouu,
jBLIC
FORUM
Jl
AK
THE
CANDIDATES
FOR
SKEENA
AL,
SOCIAL
CREDIT,
C.C.F.,
LP.P.
'on
Eve,
Sunday,
Aug.
9th,
8:00
p.m.
Legion
Auditorium
.
nf
ho
ranHM.to.
ki,
f-of.
1
000
a
year
to
prevent
a
war
and
with
Norway
and
Sweden.
Along
international
lines
Mrs.
.iinan
$a,uuu,uuu,uuu
or,
ts,uuu,uuu,
fnllv
tn
Await,
thn
mxinlM'a
vpr
training
program.
"In
Prince
Rupert,"
Mrs.
Minard
said,
"there
was
nowhere
diet
Mondav
0
a
vear
to
f'Bht
one
with
all
'
Minard
asserted
that
Canada
was
merely
a
source
of
natural
that
youth
could
take
vocational
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
McBride
Street
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
I
tne
unimaginable
horrors
which
hiH
hiB
last
moi,r
n
lot.the
newest
weapons
could
in-
resources
for
the
United
States,
I
training
or
any
kind
of
crafts-that
Canada
was
not
being
'
manship.
It
is
too
costly
to
send
"sold
out"
to
the
U.S.
"but
ship-
i
them
to
Vancouver."
ped
out."
The
United
States,
she
Canadian
culture
had
been
flict
on
mankind,"
Mr.
St.
Laurent
said.
At
Ottawa,
Mr.
Drew
denied
night
at
Toronto.
He
goes
home
to
Quebec
City
today
and
will
speak
Sunday
there
and
at
Bale
St.
Paul.
,n.,oied:
Intl.
Bro.
Pulp
Sulphite,
No.
708;
Prince
Rupert
Shore,
Local
No.
31,
U.F.A.W.U.
.ra
wMmmmmmmmamammmmmaammmmmm
to
re-;
said,
was
even
usurping
Cana-
strangled
by
the
American
in-
that
his
party
s
pledge
duce
defence
spending
would
!
dian
rights
in
the
Arctic
by
lay-
f
luence,
Mrs.
Minard
said.
She
George
Drew,
Progressive
Con
weaken
Canada's
armed
forces:
ing
claim
to
the
untold
mineral
'
suggested
that
since
the
native
servative
leader,
visits
three
7TOX
HOUSE
SCHOOL
"We
will
provide
all
the
mil-
i
wealth
of
the
far
north.
arts
were
being
forgotten,
the
lions
needed
for
real
defence
Kitimat
and
Ungava
were
two
;
government
spend
money
to
Lake
Ontario
centres
today
Oshawa,,
Cobourg
and
Kingston
to
close
out
his
campaign.
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
but
not
one
red
cent
for
waste,
examples
of
Canadian
raw
ma-
stimulate
them
so
that
the
fine
extravagance
and
inefficiency."
terials
would
be
or
were
being
l
carvings,
and
examples
of
art-
work
would
not
die
out
or
be
shipped
out
of
the
country
with
Odds
'n'
Ends
Sale
TO
END
OVER-TAXATION
allowed
to
disappear.
"Put
Ckiiada
first,"
Mrs.
Minard
said
on
the
subject
of
a
Canadians
being
forced
to
buy
back
the
finished
product
from
the
U.S.
Mrs.
Minard
said
that
the
LPP
Found!
by
tlx
MiiMt
Caraoa,
IIH
Ratio'antial
tni
Day
Sthool
1st
Gi'U
Primary
Clattai
S.nir
Matriculation
Accredited
by
th.
Department
of
.
,
Education
.
MEN'S
SHOES
Made
in
Canada
constitution,"
had
fought
the
Japanese
Fish
'break
the
U.S.
stranglehold
so
Dress
and
Work
styles
..
SALE
PRICE
CCF
leader
M.
J.
Coldwell
remained
In
Saskatchewan.
He
spoke
Friday
at
Prince
Albert
and
later
to
his
own
riding
of
ctosetown-Blggar.
Solon
Low,
Social
Credit
leader,
was
in
his
home
constituency
of
Peace
River
after
a
brief
dash
into
British
Columbia.
f
NO
MORE
BROADCASTS
All
political
radio
broadcasts
tame
to
a
halt
Friday
night.
The
Liberals
were
the
last
to
be
riding
jjj
dancirj
H
garnet
g
He
said
his
party
had
explained
how
taxes
could
be
reduced
by
at
least
$500,000,000
a
year
by
ending
"over-taxation"
and
Increasing
efficiency
in
the
defence
deoartment.
,
Mr.
Drew
promised
a
five-day
week
and
freedom
from
"political
interference"
for
the
civil
service.
He
criticized
State
Secretary
Pickersgill,
recently
ap
LADIES'
PUMPS
and
SANDALS
$4.95
All
colors.
Wide
selection
SALE
PRICE
treaty
and
that
now
two
years
i
that
Canada
can
be
prosperous,
too
late
the
Liberal
government
I
arlQ
become
the
Canada
that
our
was
coming
to
realize
the
extent
I
forefathers
dreamed
about.
Let
to
which
the
Japanese
fishing
i
this
be
Canada's
century."
fleets
were
depleting
the
Cana-
IntrodU(.lne
Mrs.
Minard,
and
dian
catch.
She
asserted
that
an
chairman
of
the
meeting,
was
embargo
on
fish
fillets
to
the
Paul
Tarangeri
wno
said
tnat
he
Principal
-
-
MISS
IUIN
K.
(RYAN.
M
A.
Boys'
Oxfords
and
Kiddies'
Shoes
SALE
PRICE
,...
pointed
to
the
cabinet
from
his
I
gymnastics
School
Rropenf
September
10
Boarders
Rttura
September
9
Ion
6
!?.
lob
as
a..LUlePrl7y-C0U:!
clerk
of
the
rWv
Coun-
thing
l
on
which
uT
k
Ti,
the
d
Prince
i
Ru-
e"
I
thought
p.Bin
the
RuDCrt
majority
would
of
take
people
ex
heard
on
the
national
netwprks.
Mr.
St.
Laurent
made
the
ra
cil,
a
civil
service
post,
for
his
pert
canneries
depended.
t
"V
Ciy
Schoo
In
a
Country
SttUng"
dio
broadcast
and
charged
that
1.95
Ladies'
Pumps
Kiddies'
Play
Shoes
!
With
Crepe
and
Neollte
Soles...
SALE
PRICE
Jception
to
the
suggestion
that
i
the
disturbances
in
Prince
Ru
Summing
up
the
party
plat
SbSSBbBbBSQBm
Progressive
Conservative
campaign
promises
were
a
"barefaced
attempt
to
fool
the
peo
"full
time"
political
activities
while
he
was
clerk.
Mr.
Coldwell
denied
that
the
CCF
supports
John
Diefenbaker,
Progressive
Conservative
candi
form,
Mrs.
Minard
said:
!
pert
were
caused
by
agitators.
He
"The
LPf
seeKs
a
new
national
disagreed
with
yesterday's
Dally
policy,
to
process
our
own
mater-
News
editorial,
although
he
said
ials
at
home
for
security
and
he
"would
go
along
with
the
first
,
You'll
find
bargains
galore
at
asvoundingty
low
prices.
'
Call
early
and
avoid
disappointment.
ple."
A
vote
for
a
Progressive
Con
date
in
Prince
Albert.
He
urged
X.1
tl
V
peace,
build
the
all-Canadian
St.
I
three
paragraphs."
The
Com-his
theatre
audience
of
200
to
r:
,
rf
,,n.
,
c,.h
v,0rt
nt
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
servative
candidate
"is
a
vote
to
take
risks
with
the
security
of
Canada
and
the
Canadian
people."
He
didn't
mean
that
Mr.
Drew
intended
to
risk
Canada's
national
security
"but
that
could
not
help
but
be
the
con
support
Dave
Corney,
CCF
candidate
in
Prince
Aibert.
At
Prince
Oeorge,
B.C.,
Mr
Low
criticized
Mr.
Coldwell
who
way
and
transportation
lobbies
nerve,
they
would
stand
up
and
from
the
United
States,
break
fight
for
their
right
not
only
in
the
stranglehold
of
U.S.
monop-
Russia
and
Prince
Rupert
but
olv
on
Canadian
economy,
and
elsewhere."
he
claimed
had
said
Social
j
return
to
the
principles
of
the
aaaaaaaaaanaM
his
'
Credit
was
sequence
of
carrying
ou
North
American
i
united
Nations
charter."
I
She
ouotec
Sir
Winston
fascism.
"Mr.
Coldwell
bitterly
Churchill
as
saying
"that
the
is
promise."
"None
of
us
likes
to
have
to
spend
money
on
defence,
but
disappointed
man
with
a
vin-
United
Nations
was
a
union
of
all
dictive
and
abusive
tongue,"
he
'
nations
of
the
world,
not
an
anti-sald.
communist
organization."
Ten
Racers
Set
For
Derby
Ten
Prince
Rupert
boys
ore
busy
getting
soup
box
cars
into
'''"P'
S'""""r
JVy
fyrownedwiffi
Need
Does
j
shape
for
the
Labor
Day
Soap
I
Box
Derby
to
be
staged
by
the
j
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
j
Council.
Some
are
awaiting
new
I
regulation
wheels
.
which
are
scheduled
to
arrive
on
Wednesday's
boat.
According
to
JoKn
Dyck,
chairman
of
the
derby
committee,
the
officiul
list
of
entries
Is
now
complete
for
the
evening
of
September
7.
Competitors
are:
Alan
Majore,
sponsored
by
IUOE
510;
Jack
Rudolph,
Allied
Fishermen's
in
Union;
Raymond
Rudolph,
civic
Workers'
Union
No.
5;
Bill
Ker-Igin,
Dan
Llppett;
George
Pear-json,
CCC:
auiny
Philips,
worths;
Donald
Murray,
Co-op;
success?
'
And
though
fife'
V
W
oil
.
.
!'beer
and
sklttlef
V;
ye;rh
jj
"
;-,
k
sun
pn'
occosiofi
can
srjine.
"''
'
Good
friend's,
gcwJwill,'
god
..
beef
go
.hand.iq
jhand
Jo
,
7
V-u'.m
C
,
Because
SOCIAL
CREDIT
Stands
for
These
Principles:
4.
'
Pa'i
treatment
to
dll
and'
speciaf
''
1
"Th'e
'hqht
of
every'
citizen
.td
Billy
Pederson,
IBEW:.Rk
Mc-Intyre,
Super-Valu;
Everett
.Halt,1
Bob
Parker.
Ltd.
-
.
Mr.'
Dyck
said
that
the
Lajor
Day
finance
committee
is
hard
tit
work
and
novelty
races
have
tyen
added
to
the
program
of
children's
sports
set
for
Labor
Scheduled
Flights
to:
VANCOUVER
KETCHIKAN
Doily
I
Daily
(except
Sun.)
make
your
happy
occasions
more
memorable.
Your
beer
will
be
the
best
by
far
if
you
make
it
"lucky
lager".
Day
afternoon
at
Roosevelt
Park.
.
prjyileges
Jo.
none-!.
v
5.-Social
Credit
is
the
answer
to
excessive
taxation,
extravagant
government
spending,
and
plans
the
abolition
of
waste
and
patronage
in
government.
choose
his
way
of
life,
provided
'
he'does
not
interfere
with
the'
rights
of
others.
.
The
establishment
of
justice
and
equity
for
oil
men.
I.
The
promotion
of
the
system
of
free
competitive
enterprise.
J"
i.r-
.-.-
,
EDMONTON
and
Points
East
Direct
.
.
.
Mondays,
Wednesdays,
Fridays,
For
a
Well-Planned
Holiday
Anywhere
CONSII.T
den
In
International
competition
Lucky
lager
has
been
judged
Canada's
Finest
Beer
and
has
been
awarded
the
"Star
of
Excellence"
symbol
of
that
honour
in
1951,
'52ond
'53.
Puljer
Cai'.i
for
old
f!'
S.iturd..y.
Au-
!
181
Moose
whist,
u.st
8.
8
-.m.
IN
SKEENA
WlcKELVIEJamesT.
S)
S.O.N,
meeting
Monday,
A'l--ust
10.
8
p.m.
1135'
0)
S:ilt
L:ikr
Ferry
running
every
Sunday.
Leaves
Ccw
Bay
Worts
cveiy
li.nr
from
10:
a.m.
Ht)
.T
OPTO.AETR
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
I'
.
tntp
Pudding
Phone
Blue
593
8.
Social
Credit
will
foster
and
encourage
just
and
harmonious
labor
-
management
relationships
in
the
interest
of
both
employer
and
employee
and
Canadians
as
a
whole.
9.
Social
Credit
plans
the
reduction
and
eventual
liquidation
of
public
debt.
6.
The
hiohest
standard
of
'Christ-ian
m
o
r
a
I
i
t
y
in
politics
and
covernment.
7.
Social
Credit
will
stimulate
economic
and
industrial
development
in
order
to
progressively
raise
livinq
standards,
while
creating
more
and
more
opportunities
for
Canada's
expanding
lahor
force.
"THE
COMPLETE
TRAVEL
SERVICE"
'MP
IN
SKEENA
McKELVIE
James
T.
ll
1
v
YN
U..
11.
Social
Credit
intends
to
pro
10.
J
,
ORIGINATES
M
'
IM
THE
'..
J1'.'.
Wil
'
FORESTS
Social
Credit
will
work
for
new
Federal
-
provincial
financial
arrangements
to
ensure
each
province
adequate
revenue
to
discharge
fully
its
constitutional
responsibilities.
vide
pensions
for
all
aged
and
disabled
citizens
commensurate
with
Canada's
ability
'to
produce.
12.
Social
Credit
will
protect
the
public
against
monopolies
while
encour-aginn,
industrial
enterprise;
will
demand
just
recognition
of
every
War
Veteran's
contribution
to
Canada's
security;
and
encourage
every
citizen
.to
build
and
own
his
own
house
by
providing
for
lower
down
payments
and
lower
interest
rat
;s
on
home
loans.
Social
Credit
is
Needed
in
Ottawa
A
Vote
for
Social
Credit
is
a
Vote
for
a
Belter
Future!
1
PHONE
654
pR
FREE
HOME
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LAGER
BREWING
CO.
LTD.
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BREWERS
OF
BURTON
TVPE
ALE
ri'Stmtnt
it
not
published
or
displaytd
by
the
Liquor
Control
J
B?4.j
or
by
iht
Coernmei.t
of
British
Columbia
This
HrtvertisementJssiiert
by
the
Social
Credit
Campaign
Committee