OTTAWA
DIARY
By
N-
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J
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s
Plinth
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Daily
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L
'Monday,
November
30,
1933
'-n
Independent
dsll?
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
i
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Dailv
News
Limited.
J.
P.
MAQOR,
President
H.
G
PERRY,
Vice-President
'Experts
whom
the
Fe
d
e
r
a
l
,
waged,
approximately
U-o-thirds
Government
has
retained
in
an
of
the
province's
natural
as
re-effnrf
tn
secure
an
imoartial
'
sources
are
helmr
a
""tmentai
n,
,
A
'St
bfiunrt
opinion
upon
the
gas
pipeline
I
Hon
of
the
power
which
thpy
1
rei
ommetidat!;r,
controversy
which
threatens
to
I
have
available
would
be
suffl-'
,1
1.
1
'
1
1
y
.
1
become
the
stormiest
issue
of
the
clent
for
them
to
carry
out
the
present
session
are
said
authori-
1
oil
exploration
and
development
tutively
to
have
reported
in
favor
,
towards
which
they
now
are
de-of
the
all-Canadian
route
and
j
voting
their
present
natural
gas
ft
e
"a
Al
I
Aboard
Bv
G.
E.
MORTIMORE
AVAW.'iWJVAvMWAV
Tvo
women
went
visiting
a
new
acquaintance.
"Let's
sit
down,"
their
hostess
said,
and
the
visitors
prepared
to
sink
into
eomfortable
chairs.
But
a
look
of
mingled
dismay
and
reproach
on
the
lady's
fate
kept
them
.standing.
Then
the
truth
dawned.
The
lady
of
the
house
didn't
want
them
to
sit
in
the
.comfortable
chairs.
She
was
herding
them
politely
toward
the
kitchen.
Those
comfortable
chairs
were
beautifully
upholstered,
and
free
from
any
stain.
The
w
no.e
room,
lauaninsdv
o'led
against
tne
export
01
ananian
nnfls.
The
balance
is
being
Natural
as
to
United
States
i
wasted
until
It
can
be
DiDed
tn
markets,
some
commercial
market.
The
present
prospect
Is
that
that
market
will
be
Eastern
Canada.
The
government
has
enlisted
the
advice
of
its
own
Their
opinion
is
of
importance
mainly
because
it
indicates
the
proposition
around
which
the
pipelines
battle
of
the
present
session
will
be
waged-
The
advocates
of
gas
export
are
going
to
have
to
hatllo
against
government
policy,
rather
than
have
it
on
their
side.
Unquestionably,
If
the
experts
had
decided
ths
oilier
way,
the
champions
of
the
all-C'unadiun
route
wouldn't
have
taken
their
1
teal
NAVY
RUM
i
n
3,
verdict
lying
down.
They
would
have
put
on
.ne
same
sort
of
a
crusade
that
the
advocates
of
export
now
will
wage.
The
experts
who
have
been
looVIng
into
the
Albertan
natural
gas
problem
are
mostly
highly
qualified
personnel
in
the
Federal
Department
of
Mines.
They
are
said
to
have
reported
to
the
!
government
that
Alberta
gas
can
be
sold
as
cheaply
In
the
Ontario
fund
Montreal
markets
as
United
;
States
natural
gas
lmiorted
from
FINANCE
MINISTER
ABBOTT
reviews'
the
Bank
Act
which
is
up
for
its
regular
10-year
revision
in
the
first
session
of
the
22nd
Parliament
which
opened
early
this
month.
Mr.
Abbott
recently
wanted
to
quit
the
finance
portfolio
but
was
persuaded
to
remain
until
the
bank
amendments
are
approved.
French
Premier
Rises
from
Obscurity
To
Top
World
Position
in
Five
Months
I
Tennessee.
In
fact,
the
experfc
j
say
that
the
Albertan
gas
will
be
i
slightly
cheaper
to
the
consumer.
)
-The
reason
for
the
higher
price
1
of
the
United
States
product
is
the
"sitting
room"
or
the
"living
room,
'
was
as
mean
&
a
whistle.
But
the
chairs
were
never
meant
to
be
sat
in.
and
the
room
was
never
meant
to
be
lived
in.
The
room
was
a
kind
of
domestic
museum,
kept
to
impress
people
with
the
wealth,
good
taste
and
housekeeping
skill
of
tne
lady
who
controlled
it.
So
into
the
kitchen
the
visitors
went,
and
perched
on
hard
wooden
seats.
Of
course
the
kitchen
was
spotless,
too.
Floor,
stove
and
sink
were
pol-i.-lud
to
a
high
gloss.
Every
saucepan,
every
knife,
foric
and
spoon
was
put
away
wh-'ie
it
belonged.
The
visitors
felt
themselves
to
be
the
only
objects
out
of
place
in
that
exemplary
house.
Sooner
or.
later
the
hostess
would
get
a
broom
and
sweep
them
into
the
garbage
can,
or
el.se
absent
mindedly
rub
them
tlown.
wit.i
furniture
polish.
That
liou.se
was
hot
a
lone
specimen.
There
are
many
more
like
it.
Sometimes
you
can
identify
such
a
house
by
the
shoes
at
the
doorstep.
The
lady
cf
the
place,
like
the
priestess
of
an
Oriental
temple,
makes
people
remove
their
shoes
before
they
enter
to
worship
at
her
domestic
shrine.
One
day
we
will
hear
of
a
lady
who
has
carried
housekeeping
zeal
to
its
logical
end.
and
moved
the
family
out
of
the
hcuse
into
a
kennel
In
the
yard,
keeping
the
house
itself
as
a
showplace.
Every
now
and
then
the
lady
will
enter
the
house
wearing
an
antiseptic
By
HARVEY
HUDSON
Fa-mers
are
ansry
because
agrl-
to
be
the
fa(,t
that
tne
plpe.
cultural
prices
have
been
going
llne
delivering
it
traverses
some
down.
City
dwellers
are
unhappy,
alr!y
denso!y
populated
areas
because
there
has
been
no
cor-;whpre
substantial
payment
has
responding
drop
at
the
retail
to
matlc
t0
)and
proprietors
level.
He
lost
the
goodwill
of
the,
for
the
prlv1U.ge
,)f
crossing
their
This
idveniwrnent
it
not
published
or
displayed
by
1
h
Licjuor
(
onirul
llrj
or
by
ihe
tuivcrnment
of
llriiish
Columbia.
property.
The
all-Canadian
route,
by
contrast,
will
go
for
a
word
leaked
out
that
he
was
to
raise
retirement
Subscription
Rates:
By
carrier
Per
weejt,
25c;
per
month.
1
00;
per
year,
1COO.
gjjkSn
-
tisjc
By
mall
Per
month.
75e;
pvr
year,
$8
00.
Hutborlzed
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa
Voters
Take
Action
P
THE
CivieAffairs
Association
at
its
mcetintr
.":
tonight
succeeds
in
finding;
and
endoi'sinjr
a
slate
Ttf
candidates!
the
civic
elections
who
are
qualified
to
give
jUteejty
good
government,
it
will
be
a
;ioteworthy
t$y'ihjfe
of
what
an
aroused
electorate
;$n
do
in
its
own
behalf.
Naturally
the
association's
efforts
will
lie
of
-;itle
avail
unless
its
candidates
are
elected.
But
the
Evidence
will
be
there
that
voters
of
this
city
intend
j;o
do
their
utmost
to
ensure
that
their
affairs
are
'.handled
in
a
responsible
manner.
An
attitude
of
Avatchfulness
is
being
established
which,
with
the
passage
of
time,
is
certain
to
make
itself
felt
in
breedings
of
the
council
chamber.
'X!
While
the
present
council
has
received
some
strong
criticism,
it
does
not
follow
that
this
applies
"individually
to
every
member.
In
fact,
it
has
been
Incorrectly
remarked
that
this
council
has
the
mak-J'ings
of
a
very
good
one.
It
contains
the
elements
of
'
Vide
representation
and
includes
members
who
have
sober
and
cooperative
view
of
the
problems
at
:
hand.
''
'
Unfortunately
much
of
this
ability
has
gone
to
'Waste,
and
the
city
has
buffered
sorely
from
hotheaded
and
repetitive
debates
which
lead
nowhere.
On
Dec.
10
voters
will
be
offered
a
chance
to
,'repair
this
condition.
It
is
thus
reassuring
to
note
ttbat,"
with
the
help
of
an
organization
like
the
CAA,
.'.they
will
go
to
the
polls
with
some
agreement
on
what
is
to
be
done.
Good
attendance
at
the
meeting
tonight
will
mean
additional
assurance
that
the
agreement
will
be
translated
into
action.
Introducing
Santa
Claus
I
OOKING
at
Christmas
with
the
charitable
L
thought
that
they
can
make
it
a
happier
occasion
for
some
children,
members
of
the
Kinsmen
Club
are
once
more
getting
ready
for
their
Party
Pack
campaign.
'
As
they
offer
their
packs
for
sale,
it
is
wort,h
remembering
that
through
their
efforts
Santa
Claus
will
become
a
very
real
person
for
some
families
who
otherwise
might
not
make
his
acquaintance.
It
is
to
be
noted
that
this
year
the
Kinsmen
Kiddies'
Christmas
Party
has
been
discontinued
in
favor
of
giving
pleasure
to
youngsters
on
a'
more
selective
basis.
The
change
seems
like
a
wise
one.
A
few
extra
little
favors
will
'not
be
missed
by
most
children,
but
a
special
surprise
where
it
is
most
deserved
will
certainly
be
appreciated.
The
party
at
Miller
Bay
hospital
will
go
on
3
before,
much
to
the
joy
of
the
children
there.
So
buy
a
Party
Pack
and
make
some
little
heart
beat
more
quickly
this
Christmas.
planning
ages.
PARIS
)AP)
When
Joseph!
Laniel
arrives
In
Bermuda
this
week
for
the
three-power
con-
j
ference
he
will
have
made
a
five-,
month
jump
from
obscurity
to
a
i
seat
alongside
the
mighty.
Laniel
has
been
a
member
of
four
cabinets
since
1932,
but
was
almost
ui
known
la.s.
Ju.ie
wrr.'i
he
bcaue
jl.emier.
And
his
days
as
premier
are
numbered.
The
French
Parliament
soon
will
elect
a
new
president
and
Laniel
will
resign.
He
already
is
considered
a
lame
duck
premier
in
France,
in
no
position
to
make
long
commitments.
Laniel,
now
64,
is
one
of
the
richest
deputies
in
the
National
LIONEL
ELECTRIC
TRAIN!
AND
ACCESSORIES
substantial
part
of
its
route
across
the
barren
Crown
lands
of
Lake
Superior'
and
Northern
Ontario.
It
will
solve.
In.
consequence,
some
very
substantial
right-of-way
payments.
Although
a
battle-to-the-death
a'ppcars
in
prospect
over
the
Issue
of
an
all-Canadian
pipeline.
Alberta
government
influences
Engineers
Seek
$T
3
5-Day
Raise
MONTREAL
(CP)
The
100,000-mrmber
International
Brotherhood
of
Locomotive
Firemen
COMPLETE
SETS
from
and
Engineers
Und.)
has
an-
;
are
known
to
be
pressing
for
an
r.ounced
It
will
demand
a
$1.35-;
earliest
possible
settling
of
the
a-day
wage
Increase,
a
five-dny
;
matter.
The
Alberta
authorities
1.95
29
Assembly.
His
fortune
is
based
on
week
and
other
benefits
In
its
;
point
out
that,
during
the
period
UP
that
the
argument
Is
being
LAY
AWAY
NOW
WHILE
STOCKS
ARE
COMPLETE
mask
to
flush
out
dust
and'
iu
flus""-
aimwa
jy
ins
new
labor
contract
with
caii-
germs
that
have
found
jnti-'
.-greatgrandfather
In
180'!.
ada's
railway
companies
v
easy
lodging
inside.
,
j
HEART
EATER
The.
present
contract
expires
People
will
be
allowed
to
peer
j
"
He
is
"known
as
a
hearty
eater,!
Felj-
18-
1954-at
the
rooms
through
the
win-
1
with
a
special
liking
for
seafood,
j
Other
principal
domands
arc
dows,
providing
they
are
care-.
'His
2(10
pounds
are
well
propor-!
time-and-a-half
for
work
on
OPTOMETRIST
KEITH
H.
TUCKER
,57-2rd
Ave.
Phone
212
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
UC
ul
not
to
leav
any
noseprints
tioned
over
a
five-foot-10
frame.
statutory
holidays
and
revision
A
massive
head
set
close
to
broadi
of
the
present
vacation-witn-shoulders
gives
him
the
appear-
pay
agreement.
313
3rd
Ave,
Prince
Rupert
aiu:e
ui
an
uver-age
wrestler.
Lanie
is
rated
a
good
listener
in
conferences.
He
Is
a
poor",
"That's
where
we
used
to
live,"
thefchildren
will
explain.
But
if
the
'housewife
begins
polishing
the
kennel
in
the
yard
as
w-ell,
the
family
had
better
move
out
of
it
into
tent,
ardi4'
for
the
best.
orator,
i
In
five"
months
as
premier
Lan-1
lei
ha.?
collected
nlentv
of
tnmns.i
APPEAL
u
3
AIL
ELIGIBLE
VOTERS
IN
THE
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
'
ARE
URGED
TO
ATTEND
A
CIVIC
AFFAIRS
ASSOCIATION
To
Pick
Out
Thot
)f
GRUEN
f
-ELGIN
f
BULOVA
for
Christmas.
0cci
enc
USE
OUR
CONVENIENT
LAY-AWAY
PLAN
''iVfciBirW'i4w
i
t
Bit
.
r
TO
BE
HELD
IN
THE
'
A
Nova
Scotia
child
is
reported
ed
and
to
be
viewed
with
pride
to
have
fainted
in
school
becausj
is
back
again.
of
malnutrition.
It's
seldom
any-
thing
like
that
happens
in
Can-.
DASHING
IT
OFF
ada,
let
alcne
away
down
east.
'Alas.
"The
Man
Who
Wouldn't
Canadian
Legion
Auditorium
nevermeiess,
u
s
sorrowiully
true
Talk"
FLOOR
SANDING
mat
wnen
food
prices
run
up,
more
than
space-filling
is
needed
in
the
way
of
real
A
hoax,
a
flop
and
such
Now
someone
can
dash
off
a
book
:
Or
Rent
a
Sander
"The
Man
Who
Talked
too
MONDAY
MOV.
much.'"
Ex.
WESTWARD
HO!
After
the
lapse
of
70
years,
the
site
of
old
"Cripple
Camp"
has
been
found,
and
will
be
restored
to
use,
this
time
as
a
park-play
You
can't
keep
trouble
from
coming,
but.
you
needn't
give
it
a
chair
to
sit
on.
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LIMITED
215
First
Ave.
W.
Phone
909
AT
7:30
p.m.
Business:
ground
In
co-operation
with
the
j
BELIEVED
SEEN
town
cf
Gravelbourg
In
Saskat-
After
the
Queen
had
attended
chewan
It
was
in
the
year
1874
the
Ascot
race
meeting
recently,
the
original
detachment
of
the
the
president
of
the
British
Met
North
West
Mounted
Police
start-'
thnriLst.
cnnfprpn
n.u
ot.
ed
their
famous
march
westward.
'
tacks
on
Her
Majesty.
The
Dally
To
discuss
the
four
civic
referendum
to
come
before
the
voters
on
December
10th.
To
hear
candidates
for
any
civic
office
who
may
wish
to
speak
on
their
own
behalf.
To
select
suitoble
candidates
for
civic
offices
for
endorsation
by
the
membership
of
the
Civic
Affairs
Association.
rT
u,c
B'"1
P'ams,
mey
Mirror
and
Dail
Sketch
have
found
a
variety
of
trouble.
mm
to
her
deferfee.
"There
are
At
what
they
chose
to
call,
shady
characters
everywhere
(
Cripple
Camp"
electric
storms
even
in
church
congregations,"
swept
the
stricken
prairies.
So
'observed
the
Mirror
did
fires.
Watering
places
,
had
'
become
useless,
because
of
utiliz-!
HOWLERS
ation
by
buffalo.
The
mounties!
a
hospital
is
where
you
go
struggled
on,
finally
gaining
the
j
to
be
born.
The
highest
of
the
banks
of
the
Bow
and
locating.
Alps
is
Blanc
Mange.
A
man
The
going
had
been
tough,
and
I
is
known
by
the
company
he
now
"Cripple
Camp,"
re-discover-1
keeps
avoiding
1
Any
persons
seeking
civic
office
at
the'
December
Tenth
civic
election
are
cordially
invited
to
attend
this
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