Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
5
Monday,
June
8,
1953
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We
hove
oil
heard
of
the
Irishman
who
once
said,
"There
are
two
sides
to
every
story,
and
I
want
to
tell
you
my
two
sides
now!"
In
the
issues
set
out
before
us
at
this
election,
there
ore
THREE
sides
and
we,
the
voters,
must
decide
which
of
these
is
in
the
best
interest
of
British
Columbia
and
our
constituency.
That
choice
is
a
serious
responsibility,
for
upon
the
outcome
of
this
election
rests
the
future
of
6.C
and
the
welfare
of
its
people
during
the
next
four
years.
Let
us
look
at
the
election
picture
for
o
moment.
What
are
the
alternatives?
t
hi
i
t
LIBERALISM
as
represented
by
the
Liberal
Party.
SOCIALISM
as
represented
by
the
C.C.F.
Party.
SOCIAL
CREDIT
as
represented
by
the
present
Governrrtent.
1
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WILLIAM
H.
MURRAY
WHAT
DO
THEY
ALL
MEAN
TO
BRITISH
COLUMBIA?
WHAT
ARE
THEIR
RESPECTIVE
POLICIES?
HOW
WOULD
THESE
POLICIES
AFFECT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA,
AND
WE,
THE
PEOPLE
OF
THIS
PROVINCE?
LET
US
EXAMINE
THEM
AND
SEE.
Sfi
LIBERALISM,
a
free
enterprise
policy
Iconing
heavily
towards
the
"right."
For
as
many
years
as
I
cm
remember
wc
have
had
a
Liberal
Government,
or
a
Liberal-dominated
Coalition
Government,
in
British
Columbia,
and
what
is
their
record?
It
is
a
dismal
record
of
failure,
of
debt,
of
political
patronage
and
inefficiency;
We
arc
PROMISED
so
many
things
again
in
this
election!
Why
didn't
the
Liberal
Party
fulfill
all
these
wonderful
promises
during
the
many,
many
years
they
governed?
Certainly
they
had
ample
time
and
opportunity
to
implement
these
reforms.
But
no,
using
the
false,
white-stuccoed
front
of
NEW
Liberalism
they
again
hove
the
audacity
to
PROMISE,
PROMISE,
PROMISE!
I
know
I
have
had
enough
of
it!
The
people
of
British
Columbia
have
had
enouqh
of
it,
and
they
mode
no
mistake
obout
showing
that
they
had
when
they
ground
the
Liberal
Party
to
defeat
at
the
election
of
1952.
Wc
wi!!
grind
them
to
defect
at
the
election
of
Juno
j,
9th,
1953!
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SOCIALISM
h
a
'leftis;'
policy
untried
in
Brit'sh
CotumVji
a
policy
of
taking
over
and
operating
industry
by
the
Government.
By
no
stretch
of
;
he
imogination
can
the
Socialist
experiment
work
in
British
Columbia
at
this
time..
We
need
people
with
money
a
great
dcol
of
money
to
come
into
this
Province
and
assist
with
its
development.
Such
development
as
wc
have
seen
during
recent
years
would
snap
to
a
halt
if
o
Social!:
Government
were
to
take
office
in
British
Columbia!
Con
you
v
sua'ize
ANY
Industry
entering
th's
Provinco
with
the
knowledge
that
the
Government
culd
AT
ANY
TIME
take
it
over?
Of
courss
you
can't!
Think
of
our
vost,
untapped
wealth
of
hydroelectric
potent;!,
forests,
mines.
How
can
they
bo
developed
without
Private
Enterprise
Private
Enterprise
to
crcatj
jobs
and
contribute
to
the
wealth
of
the
Province?
No,
Socialism
is
not
the
answer
for
British
Columbia!
For
over
twenty
years
the
Socialists
have
tried
to
form
a
Government,
but
the
people
have
turned
them
away.
Wc
have
driven
off
the
C.C.F.
octopus
and
chopped
savagely
o(
the
Socialist
tentacles
that
would
have
strangled
our
industrial
development!
The
Socialists,
when
they
had
a
good
leader
in
Mr.
Harold
Winch,
did
not
succeed.
They
will
no!
succeed
with
the
inexperienced
and
newly-found
substitute!
.
O
SOCIAL
CREDIT
is
a
straight
middlc-of-thc-rood
pol'cy.
It
stands
solidly
for
Free
Enterprise
but
Free
Enterprise
without
monopoly,
without
the
political
hond-outs
wc
hove
seen
in
the
post,
without
minority
groups
an
honest,
sincere
group
of
men
and
women
doing
their
"level
best
for
British
Columbia
ond
for
its
people.
As
SOCIAL
CREDITERS
we
encourage
Free
Enterprise
to
develop
our
natural
resources
W.
we
ensure
that
the
people
of
the
Province
shore
to
the
extent
of
10
of
the
profits
above
$25,000.00.
Thus
we
ensure
thai
provision
is
made
for
the
small
businsss
man
to
make
a
reasonable
profit.
Wc
arc
an
EFFICIENT
Government,
for
we
are
not
only
paying
for
expenditures
out
of
current
income,
we
are
undertaking
the
largest
Public
Works
Program
in
ths
history
of
British
Columbia
ond
at
the
same
time
reducing
the
Provincial
Debt
by
no
less
than
$33,000,
000.
0C.
A
PAY-AS-YOU-GO
Government!
An
EFFICIENCY-WITH-ECONOMY
Government!
Those
of
you
who
know
mr
mul
nftrr
30
years
In
this
City,
I
know
most
of
vou
know
iie
1.n
be
.kIihtip.
despite
the
linnic-rnlling
to
which
I
alio'
my
niniiing-niatrs
Imvc
been
subjected
by
our
frustrated
opponents.
I
sincerely
believe
(hut
I
can
do
a
job
for
you
In
Victoria,
for
my
years
with
the
Government
service
have
piver.
me
nn
excellent
grounding
in
Provincial
Affairs.
Certainly
our
previous
representative
has
brought
us
nothing
exactly
nothlmj
during
ills
brief,
fruitless
attendance
in
the
Legislature!
I
bt;'.ovc
Hint
with
a
spirit
of
close
i
j-ope
ration
with
the
Chamber
ot'
Commerce
of
this'City
and
with
the
local
heads
of
Provincial
Departments,
a
great
deal
can
be
done
to
secure
adequate
expenditures
being
made
on
our
Provincial
projects
in
this
constituency.
i
pledge
myself
to
your
service
In
this
respect
to
work
vigorously
and
in'.clligcntly
with
the
help
and
co-operation
of
our
Board
of
Trade
towards
the
development
and
industrial
progress
of
our
District.
I
solicit
your
support
on
June
9th
on
a
plolform
of
sincerity
of
purpose
not
promises
on
a
principle
of
Froe
Enterprise
not
Socialism.
I
urge
you
to
vote
Social
Credit
firs?
choice
June
9th.
Vote
for
c
Government
that
pieces
its
record
and
its
policies
fairly
and
squarely
before
you!
William
.
Murray
For
Good
G
o
venro
omen
E
9th
T-JUN
WILLIAM
HARVEY
MURRAY
of
PRINCE
RUTERT,
Manager
SOCIAL
CREDIT