icFLlCTS
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
and
KEMlNlSCr
'
'
if
Wednesday,
September
23,
1953
As
I
See
It
Clmore
I.nst
wtek
of
Daylight
Saving.
'
Urge
audiencei
i
It
j
been
easy.
We'll
say
that
been
to'd
by
a
v7
much
for
it,
even
it
the
same
'
this
rmmth
tht
8
!
.
Aet
,
k
UL
JSlMf
An
lndenitt
Jlly
nmspaper
deroted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
CanadMn
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
i
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
PMbMshWI
y
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited,
J.
P.
MAGOR.
President
H.
G
PERRY.
Vice-President
antiot
be
declared
for
others,
j
larly,
art
having
heaitU
a
Everyone
i,.
.
Anyone
born
in
January
is
good
leader,
declares
astrologers.
'
Small
wor.der,
i
Svtbsn-toUon
Rates:
yes.
but
think
of
the
start.
Pn
rrrfrd-hr
tf-
tvr
mnnth
Ml
fin-
npr
vpnr
felO.OO.
Rv
mall
Per
month.
75c;
uer
vear.
S8
00.
Authorized
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa
....Ui-r
ail
mat,
heard
the
preceding
24
j
IT
IIAPPENUvP"
I
The
hundred
to
onf.
!
more
than
a
fi,
'
LETTERBOX
RAT
MENACE
TS!
ilt's
actually
happenrtaj
The
Eclilor,
The
Daily
News:
,
.
..,,:
nupcrv
at
i
I
have
been
told
several
times
Ouastaferri
concrete
of
the
spectacle
offered
at
the
dent
while
fishinc
lr
1!
City
dump,
and
finally
by
my
,
mat
river
lost
his
ew
wirea
nis
wile
in
Mo
spare
pair.
His
plight,
visit
me
In
what
I
am
now
pleased
to
call
"my
home
town,"
and
In
case
your
nose
isn
t
working
cheerful,
he
cast
his
a
ihtit?
i.,
k
lor
all
to
sec-!
river
akalii
uki
-Now
Entering
Pnnce
Rupert!"
glasses,
washed
don
.
A.-
one
vitally
interested
in
the
;
damaged,
and
coverm
,
welfare
of
the
youths
of
our
city,
j
The
story
would
kick
p,.
I
have
to
make
a
protest.
My
!
paper
and
that
intij
letter
will
leave
you
unmoved,
lomineca
Herald.
but,
pare
nts,
citizens,
for
the
j
,
sake
ot
your
children
and
the
I
Everybody
admire,s
health
of
your
community,
he-'
except
his
wile
Pm
Bets
On
Dior
Skirts
A
FRENCHMAN
named
Dior
has
decreed
that
the
better
half
of
humanity
is
to
wear
shorter
skirts.
Every
now
and
again
you
soe
iome
newspaper
story
whirl)
ssys
(hit
tlie
girls
have
rebelled
that
they
just
wont
wear
the
shorter
Raiments.
But
that
is
a
laugh.
That
is
one
of
the
rit-ualistlp
motions
which
the
female
of
the
species
always
make
even
when
she
is
petting
ready
for
a
big
switch.
It
is
like
the
half-hearted
brief,
resistance
which
a
sweet
young
thing
puts
up
at
tier
first
kiss
from
lier
first
boyfriend.
11
won't
last
TOO
long.
So
with
the
switch
in
women's
fashions,
it
in
now
just
a
question
of
time
till
the
girls
from
17
to
77
will
all
appear
in
skirts
about
half
way
between
the
length
of
the
bathing
suits
that
grandmother
used
to
wear
and
the
kilt
which
granddad
wore
in
the
highland
band.
IT
MAKES
me
realize
how
I
am
getting
on
in
years
for
I
clearly
remember
the
other
two
times
that
"they"
cut
off
about
Make
The
Plates
Work
BONNER'S
recent
announcement
ATTORNEY-GENERAL
of
a
return
to"
annua
car
licence
plates
carries
with
it
an
unhappy
admission
of
failure
to
meet
the
problem
of
identifying
current
year
tabs
in
the
case
of
theft.
.;.
It
is
hard
to
accept
this
lack
of
ingenuity
in
overcoming
what
scarcely
seems
a
major
difficulty.
'
Provided
the
annual
issue
is
resumed,
the
benefits
of
more
permanent
identification
of
cars
by
the
one
number
is
iost,
the
inconvenience
of
fastening
on
new
plates
is
revived
and
the
presumed
saving
in
material
by
having
a
long-term
plate
vanishes.
V
But
if
plates
are
to
be
renewed
every
year,
the
authorities
might
consider
expanding
the
individuality
the
imprint
of
a
totem
pole
recently
added
to
licences.
M"any
states
and
some
provinces
use
the
plates
as
mobile
publicity
media.
If,
without
offence,
some
regions
in
North
America
can
advertise
themselves
as
the
Wheat
Province,
the"
Evergreen
Playground
and
such,
might
it
not
be
worthwhile
to
list
British
Columbia
as
"The
Land
of
Parks"
or,
in
some
other
wording;
draw
attention
to
the
attraction
of
this
part
of
Canada
to
the
tourist?
..
?'.
:
V
I
fore
you
fontt-t
It
completely
as
Angler.
I
did,
and
the
results
will
not;
leave
you
so.
Drive
out
to
our
i
OR
WAS
HE?
NOW
COMES
TIIK
TEST
by
Arch
Dale
In
Winnipeg
Free
Press
icily
dumpdrive
right
in
slowly
What
amount.;
ttt
I
put
vour
hnrtl!"hts
off
for
a
has
been
recovered
.-.
if
n
l
I
;
moment
and
then
put
them
on
wreck
of
the
steamer
F
K..
i
A
llihlll
isuddenlv!
You
wUl
see
a
sight
terprise
lost
olf
the
VICTORIA
REPORT
v
J
('
you
will
rot
forget
for
the
rest
,
land
some
years
ago
&
nml
tn
show
the
Ub
rais
01
your
nie.,
'uu
m
wuu
imhksil
that
they're
of
no
Importance
you
will
he
In
a
sc?
of
living,
i
OOG.
The
plucky
ste
.n
more,
nf
no
importance,
that
movlnsr.
rotting
filth'
and
this
'
stayed
by
the
founds
VICTORIA
The
alternative
Crediter
was
elected
on
first
system
of
voting
is
doomed.
It
count,
which,
under
the
old
sys-will
be
thrown
out
at
this
ses-
tern
which
is
coming
back,
U
slon
of
the
Legislature.
final
count;
in
Oak
Bay
Finance
Social
Cretliters
don't
like
it.
Minister
Giuidecon
would
have
i
ii
j
,!
..ir.ti-
in
Pfiinl
fir.u
F.flllCfltlon
te
ir,
tho
Rnclil
credit
boo.
uithin
wtilkinn
distance,
and
'.until
h
'
sin
to
:
However,
M'.
Speaker
Irwin
.a
'ea.sier
hlkin
di'
tance.
of
your
;
never
dmibted
the
w
!
....nnhli.
oei.ia'
man.
why.
children
xvnoTonie
oiiniui
uer-
r
-
-
;
years
after,
just
whra
aim
uriuirr
uu
-v.r.n.
.m
,
.
'
"ijl
ill,-
K,.rr
Inellna
hee
U
they're
the
important
people
m
.
yu
;
'""ZremieL
hav-vo
to
take
pot
shots
at
;
come
in,
as
a
thij
liTi
olnrp
1
OeUL
LilOei
Ul
if.iurr
rvii.iiwi
i.nwt
ii.o
tr-
I
'-
.
....
miss,
i
some
of
what
na,
m.
V.
....
.
,,
.
...
Tin.,,.,.
iji-im
.
iithr.ui,ht
th
n.aitcr
over.
uuU.
hut
n
v
cun
i
possioiy
eel?
All
pontics
I
ne
uoaimon
uov-
urns,
m.
back
.
th,
b
And
H
u
.us
u
s
m.
not
ir
t
re'il
danirer
danger
ernme
brou
the
alternative
Rupert,
CCF'er,
could
have
won,
gave
he
Llberf
four
inches
from
the
ladies'
skills.
In
both
world
wars
they
:
said
the
real
reason
was
the
system
of
voting
in
as
a
political
insteaa
01
ocera;s.
ine
niu
,'.,.,
....
nffsPt
anv
cx.
,
It's
a
century
this
me
expedient.
U
was
designed
House,
under
tne
oia
system
oi,mi.
'-k
'
f,
h,w
it
Bubonic
the
Invention
of
the
mc
Bigger
Breakfasts
make
one
of
the
Coalition
part-
voting
ju.i
one
wouio
now
oejmue
".onP
iibp
something
his
Chicago
machine
&
least
he
hn
i
It
to
hln.s...
plague
ith
the
excep-but
at
,f"Min
new
the
government,
the
othr
SC.
and
C.C.F.
otis.
during
Septet
turn
an:l
tion
of
Mr.
Uph.il.
jTheb
'
"here
firlc
the
opposition,
taking
rnJ"
.
fashioned
the
.
.Intv
lv
WhPrer
wherever
turn
about,
as
government,
arid
The
two
party
.system
would
ho
d
20
peop
e-and
theio
a
e
,mo
top...
...
....
i
i
,
i
1.
tv.
hnn.tnnu
tnrpp
lonclv
Liberal,
L,loera'i
ta
u
Rre
are
rat.,.
i:u..
then
opposition,
ana
men
gov-
nave
urai
.
.ci--
i
-j
-
it
-
i
.hnf.!'iir
lnnnrt
lltl
'lathe
and
a
cmpan
nr;.v.
v
i'"
.
M.wf.
.-v.
.'i
-r
,
.
prUi
ernment
again,
as
In
the
good
party
system
mc
coanuon
noyi-u
i
i.u..u
'
i.
,
l
,1.
tl.u
neat
1
'
lift
lllUl
ll.ll
shortage
of
cloth.
But
that
was
a
laugh
because,
when
the
New
Look
came
in
a
little
later,
the
scarcity
was
even
greater.
A
few
years
ago
the
letter
columns
of
this
paper
were
full
nf
complaints
about
the
New
Look.
Remember?
The
girls
swore
by
all
the
gods
they
never
would
wear
those
longer
skirts.
Not
that
I
have
any
complaint.
However,
the
lacnes
want
old
days
when
Liberals
and
Con-;
tor
when
it
Di
ougiu
in
aiu-rna-
aS
11
lli'S
UCUII
uuiiiiK
iL
F-'v
,
Social
Credite.s
Percy
Wriij'.it
Pflr
tio
advent
cf
European
rats
pany
marH
l'
animer-
ARTICLE
in
Reader's
Digest
says
human
AN
beings
should
eat
bigger
breakfasts.
The
writer
contends
that
those
who
make
themselves
eat
first
thing
in
the
day
will
consume
fewer
calories
throughout
the
day,
and
thus
will
not
be
liable
to
servatives
were
supreme.
The
tive
voting
alternativp
vteia
so
the
Coali-i
Ah
politics!
Uhnrals
and
con-,
or
Victoria
anu
nay
mun-.
.n
,Xa
ouervrrlient
ureeoing
mroii.iu
i
a
uirec
nuiuuu
uw
tion
horwd
would
wine
out
the
servaUves
brought
in
alternal
ive
Fort
George,
the
mover
ana
sec-,
aounlr,
the
dunwr.
There
are
,staiauon
ot
27
mt
pt
C.C.F
But
along
came
the
uo-
voting
to
keep
the
C.C.F.
out,
onder
of
the
Addrts.
in
Kepiy
io
th0,...r.cIs
ot
yit-ye
rats
that
New
York
buUdir
ctart
'
5,v.iai
r.odit
and
fouled
and
now
Social
C-edit
is
throw-
the
Speech
from
the
Throne
d.d
,
,,,,
v,.
int0
our
homes,
i
put
on
extra
weight.
thines
up
VI
VJ
.
The
1IIT
result
i'"U'V
v
of
the
mic
al-
'"T
Ing
out
alternative
"
voting
in
ine,
nice
"
-
a.
i
bv,eier"K.
r.-inHiis,
snua,
them
LllCill
is
Ifl
fine
with
Willi
me.
11
If
they
LllfV
1
y,
nrn
coiu
v-ciHii1
i""'
However,
the
article,
contains
one
intriguing
jwant
them
short,
my
attitude
native
voting
system
wa
tha
Queen
Char!
I
don't
know
who
is
responsible
bit
of
advice
for
those
who
camiot
face
a
big
break
ak"
is
tnat
oi
uooa
yueen
Bess
wno
mis
province
nis
uecuiur
pir-
au.c.
,....
s,
-
,
....
Eaa
.
,
:
started
tarted
the
the
Order
Order
of
of
the
the
Garter
Garter
Klominantly
;lominaTitly
S.C.
and
C.C.F.
One,
to
the
BC.
Legislature.
;
rehearsed
themselves
wei
f,
nr
i
i
mexs.
or
wnu..riitiuiu
spoke
-"
forthrightl'.',
k'"
clearly,
not
-
,..,,.
1n0
,rovr.
to
clrnn
it
up
n-hon
on,oWr,rf
nni
inrinprt
ujoiirl
think
s
C
ers
anrl
i
auiui
wuu
i
&wv
an
uiiCA-
-i
"
.
....,
i
1
Ti,..
VnH
a
irtfn
.
.
..
..
-
.
fast.
The
tip
is
to
take
moffg'rate
exercise
before
the
meal.
C.C.F.ers
woui't
like
tne
system.:
ine
uauiy-anuuucu
-
-----
t,,,,
A
ml
k:,.ivi
r
r.i
...v.
pected
peek
at
her
royal
less.
thpm
an.-,
now
have,
tneir
Oiager
legisipuve
Bi"i-
,
m
invw
srhoo
s.
better
sireeis,
urnci
"Honi
soit
qui
maiy
pense"
i
It
certainly
didn't
do
Airlines
Schedule
trips
to.
Kitimat
and
Ksm
Tursdati
vA
Saw
j
quarters
back.
When
leader
Laing
speeches
that
was
evident.
Mr.
mn
r()Iition.s.
so
let's
start
'
The
intriguing
aspect
of
"this
recommendation
jsays
the
royal
motto,
which
i
harm.
OBI-
froeW
Intor-nroloH
moons
"mViat'et
But
But
they
have
so
much
now,'
and
his
three
supporters
arr'veu
wiiiwwm.
'""'
:
yelling
until
we
make
It
not
ior
lies
in
the
fact
that
in
the
hustle
and
bustle
of
1953,
wrong
with
legs
anyway?"
SC.
and
C.C.F.,
that
they
want
here
they
were
g:ven
a
nine
iieHBviuiiw,i
:
those
who
can
cto
sometning
V:.-.r
!
i
i
it
-.
-.
J:
4
-v.
V
'
1
L
V
'
v
.
1
!
v
.
,1,
,
,
i
'
-
i
1
t
A.
a
....
so
many
people
-find
themselves
crowded
for
time
to
jut
breakfast',
let
alone
toi
take
some
exerc'we
before
breakfast
I
THE
MERE
male
should
remember
that
there
is
a
fun-jdamental
difference
between
more
They
want
the
entire,
room,
looking
Into
a
well,
ana
canon,
ana
you
ci-um
,.,.-
about
u
House
to
themselves.
If
the
old1
therefore
gloomy
and
airles.
worried,
being
a
teacher,
abou,,
ppnt,....!
rtmlipnee
vou
stop
system
of
voting
was
used
lat
Usually,
a
party
leader
has
an
the
future
of
education,
and
that
f()r
a
1
irom
boiling
your
June
there
wouldn'i
be
a
Liberal
office
to
himself.
The
Liberals
he
fears
the
standards
of
th-j
;bot)jp,.
holtl.s
washing
your
or
a
Conservative
in
the
House.!
were,
naturally
tnou?h,
hur'
;
teaching
profession
are
dropping
rhlldrPn
s
clothes
making
jun-In
Nanaimo,
Dr.
Larry
Giovando,
about
this
treatment
from
the
The
strange
cas
of
Percy
jor
wasn
,ls
hnnris
before
he
now
represented
bv
the
lone
Con-
Social
Credit
on-high,
and
ant!-
Wright
has
tin
legislature
in-
eat,
etc
an(j
f0
out
and
see
the
Stewart
and
Alice
IWontlayn
and
Thurvsj
servatlve
in
the
House,
a
Social
Social
Credit
go.-vlp
said
It
was
trigued.
Ml".
Wright
is
the
n.t-
DPStilent
mess
they
are
living
sistant
city
clerk
at
Victoria
a
nPXt
door
to.
AND
THEN
VOICE
Scripture
faMatje
or
Jotlay
"There
has
not
failed
one
word
of
all
his
good
promise."
I
King
8:56.'
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Tuesdays,
ThursJat1
Fridays.
:
City
Hall.
He
asked
permission.
youR
PROTEST.
the
sexes.
Take
furniture
the
male
wants
it
left
as
is
the
female
wants
it
moved.
Take
clothes.
The
male
would
rather
be
caught
dead
at
a
formal
party
dressed
differently
from
the
other
males.
The
female
would
almost
die
of
mortification
to
find
that
even
one
other
woman,
much
less
two
others,
had
a
dress
just
like
her
's.
The
female
likes
new
clothes.
New
Zealand
Presses
Development
Of
Natural
Steam
for
Electricity
Charter
Sri
of
Mayor
and
aldermen
to
run
in
I
the
election.
Tlu-y
said
sure,
:
ahead,
and
good
ir.ck
to
you.
Mr.j
i
Wright
ran;
o
did
the
Mayor.'
I
Mr.
Wright
won,
the
Mayor
lost.
;
Later,
a
Social
Credit
alderman
.
A.
J.
MITCHELL,
.
..
'
Scoutmaster.
liAN(.i:Pt(VS
PRANK
MONTREAL
CP
Children
released
the
rones
holding
a
print
Contract
Aeenls:
rRAWFORDMC
flv
J.
C
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cal
operation.
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeoa
Canadlnn
Press
Correspondent
Mr
fiixiMliBll
savs
L'CotllPrmal
.
tried
for
the
Hou-.e
of
Commo
ers
'.can
nn
irom
tne
wee
vt
prr
AUCKLAND,
N.Z.
(P-The
steam
can
be
made
available
Jf'
Tc2
VtV
TRAVEL
AGENC
One
view
in
Parliament
Hill
Cabineteer
whom
they
identify
The
male
likes
old
clothes
and
natural
safety
valve
of
the
geyser
!
produce
power
at
on!.
$0
to
$9
duUes
to
slt
in
,np
Legj8latur-;
f
..'
un0CCupied
auto
parked
Phones
?
M
'
political
circles
of
last
week's
with
the
monthly
family
allow
country,
which
lor
centuries
gave
a
Ki.owau
outlay
on
construe-i
tn
Mayor
and
.ll(ermen
sald
ne
uuii,
nBuii.iv-11
......i
-
i
couldn
t
have
leave
it
iookea
as
Maoris
a
constant
hot
water
supply
may
help
change
the
watt
needed
to
bulicl
aama
lor
though
some
Council
noses
wei
in
our
house
son
and
I
have
to
rtand
guard
and
even
retrieve
cr.r
f.tvoie
old
clothes
from
the
garbage
can
when
the
lady
gets
that
determined
house-cleaning
look
in
her
eye.
hydro-electric
power.
ance
and
old
age
pension
cheques.
That's
Hon.
Paul
in
person.
But
next
to
the
Santa
Claus
Health
and
Welfare
Minister,
.th.?
minor
cabinet
shuffle
is
that
it
could
be
the
herald
of
a
new
star
in
the
Liberal
firmament.
The
basis
for
such
an
opinion
is
the
promotion
of
able,
likable,
dynamic,
Hon.
R.
H.
("Bob")
Winters
Jrom
the
portfolio
of
Resources'
and
Development
kii
Hei'e
comes
help
...ice-cold
Coke
economic
future
of
New
Zealand.
The
government's
spectacular
gamble
in
spending
big
sums
in
digging
into
the
ground
to
find
natural
steam
for
electricity
will
pay
off,
say
Works
Minister
If
the
girls
want
crazy
hats
Minister
of
Public
Works
has
the
out
of
joint
at
Mr.
Wright's
sue-'
cess.
Mr.
Wright
took
leave
any-!
way;
now
he
doesn't
know
whe-j
tlief
he
has
?
Ci'y
Hall
Job
orj
riot,
'
!(.;'
.,
,!,
'
j
j
Wwa'q
inter
:s.,'
o
wat.;U.:j,
and
to
listen
to.
Percy
..Wrlgnij
in
the
cLglslature,
be
i.so
ubrji
'Bad
Luck'
Girl
Lives
iii
Palace
i
best
chaiice
of
Brpmotifig
hIownthRV
will
have
therrwand
why
'p6rAilari'ty.
He
'is
fhe
"'major
;
nut?
11
they
wsmt
long
skirts
me
important
portnuo
oi
I'.i'i-1
source
of
public
expenditures
in
lie,
Works.
most
constituencies.
And
you
shortened,
or
short
skirts
Stanley
Goosman.
'
'
lengthened,
they
will
have
them
For
more
than
three
years
en-that
way.
The
Fig
Leaf
was
gineers
have
been
boring
for
snnnipnuc
hpi
i,,nir
From
the
standpoint
of
prac-
don't
make
people
mad
by
bull
sequlous,
so
punctilious
when
he
Vilfntever
your
work,
it
h
ritj-t,
easier
when'you
pause
!
ov
and
tlien
for
on
ice-V
eoldboUleufOoca-Oila.
Yes,
sir--Coke
Mpa
plenty
'
7i
A
tical
politics
and
making
friends
lng
them
new.
wharves,
bridges,
!
Eve's
idea-
and
if
Adam
had
steam,
producing
dozens
of
man-
jhiam-chu
.a
"bad
luck"
Chinese
appears
before
Mayor
and
aldermen
in
City
Council
chamber
anu
lnnuencing
voters,
the
Pub-
post-offices,
customs
houses,
"or
;
l"cu
lu
"c
iuve
maae
geysers
which
uwan
uic
;baby
!flrl
Dorn
tw0
montrLS
ag0
ne
worKS
portiono
is
ratea
in
I
other
public
works
I
"au
a
mu
o"
ncau
i
age-oiu
natural
uuea
in
mr
and
now,
in
the
House,
bold.y
'
in
a
Singapore
slum,
will
be
rear-
the
Cabinet
as
second
in
desira
next
time
he
slept
orW
rufreahod.
.
under
the
in
the
centre
of
thermal
region
et,
ln
a
palace.
The
Suitan
of
setting
forth
the
needs
of
Vic
Actually,
the
basis
for
Win-1
j
apple
tree.
""'"
iKelantin
legally
adopted
her
yea-
Now,
Mr.
Goosman
says,
the
)nr,tv
,
A
fortune
teller
warned
the
aPPintm,'nt
needn't
be
at
Welfare
spot
held
by
Hon.
Paulilrs'
Martin.
!
a"
political.
As
a
highly
quali-
The
theory
Is
that
the
voters
,
f
ieu
engineer,
he
is
a
logical
f-e;
most
warmly
towards
the
i
choice
for
the
Public
Works
port-
1
folio.
Especially
is
this
the
case
been
going
on,
has
been
shown
toria,
far
outranking,
as
an
M.L.A.,
Mayor
and
aldermen,
and
they
evidently
don't
like
it.
Yes,
young
Mr.
Wright
.spoke
for
more
than
an
hour
and
fipoke
with
all
the
aplomb
of
a
mayor
or
an
alderman.
mother
that
unless
the
child
was
to,
have
the
highest
geotherinal
!
gv(m
away
lt
wollrt
,le
and
bad
Loggers
Voting
ntram
H'"'
"
'
r
,(.k
W()U(
faH
on
tl,p
famUy
be
investigation
period
is
over,
he'PBUse
sne
was
Dorn
on
July
22
!n
view
of
the
somewhat
unsavory
episodes
in
this
department
says,
and
New
Zealand
can
press
an
evil
day;
Mt
A
AU
Girls
Lose
VANCOUVER
B.C.
southern
interior
lumber
workers
Monday
began
marking
ballots
in
a
union-supervised
vote
on
ms
While
during
the
past
Parliament,
when
It
was
revealed
that
lowest
tenders
for
works
weren't
always
being
accepted
and
when
an
MP
had
to
resign
his
seat
in
Parliament
as
a
result
of
the
difficul
Nyloi
On
Navy
Cruise
ahead
with
development.
LIMITED
Sl'PPL
New
Zealand
is
not
well
supplied
with
coal
for
power
plants,
and
though
a
big
hydro-electric
program
is
in
progress
lt
is
likely
that
before
many
years
have
pasfei
all
available
sites
for
dams
on
North
island
will
be
developed.
It
was
this
prospect
that
prompted
the
government
to
The
Straits
Times
published
a
picture
of
the
chubby-faced1
babv
with
her
story.
The
Sultan's
wife,
who
was
in
Singapore
with
her
husband
to
celebrate
the
80th
birthday
of
the
Sultan
of
Johore,
took
a
liking
to
her.
She
sped
to
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Iong
Kum-seng,
the
child's
parents.
Ahead
of
others
who
also
wanted
to
adopt
her.
She
took
Thiurn-chu
in
her
arms
and
showed
her
to
the
sultan,
who
agreed
to
adopt
her.
ties
into
which
the
bankrupt
Lunan
Construction
Company
landed
in
Saskatchewan.
It
was
acceptance
or
rejection
of
a
conciliation
board
offer
for
next
year's
contract
with
operators.
An
International
Woodworkers
ef
America
spokesman
reported
that
the
2,500
men,
employed
in
38
southern
interior
mills,
are
exnected
to
follow
the
union
policy
committee's
recommenda
clearly
a
time
for
the
appointment
of
a
Public
Works
Minister
who
would
have
a
thorough
technical
knowledge
of
what
was
going
on
in
the
department.
tion
that
they
reject
the
three-
take
a
gamble
on
being
able
to
At
the
same
time,
the
theory!
ZZT'"
If
the
offer
is
rejected,
the
Transitor"
use
the
steam
k
the
thermal
areas
for
electricity.
The
government
will
build
a
power
station
in
the
area.
It
will
have
only
a
small
output
compared
with
stations
eventually
planned,
but
will
be
used
to
examine
the
problems
of
practi-
Beltone
h!
All
Announcing
the
new
than
Hon.
"Bob"
is
receiving
the
chance
he
merits
to
go
places
in
the
Liberal
Party
is
widely
accepted
in
political
circles.
Hon.
"Bob"
has
never
been
wholly
neglected
In
past
specula
earing
Aid
union
will
request
a
government-supervised
itrike
vote.
Workers
in
northern
interior
mills
will
take
a
government-supervised
strike
vote
Friday.
The
greatest-
new
Invention
In
47
years
for
the
Hard-of-Hearlng.
tion
on
Liberal
leadership
pros-
VICTORIA
Fair
guests
on
a
Canadian
Navy
cruise
recently
got
a
lesson
in
chemistry
as
well
as
a
pleasant
sea
voyage.
Their
nylon
stockings
disintegrated
suddenly,
leaving
them
bare-legged.
They
were
wives
of
delegates
to
the
Canadian
Institute
of
Chartered
Accountants
In
convention
here
and
the
cruise
was
part
of
the
entertainment
program.
A
freak
mixture
of
funnel
pases
with
salt
sea
vapors
turned
the
nylons
Into
cphwes.
f
1
"We
couldn't
believe
our
eyes,"
said
one
woman.
"I
looked
down
and
there
were
my
bare
toes
sticking
out
of
my
open-toed
sandals."
"It
couldn't
happen
twice,"
said
a
naval
man.
"Atmospheric
pressures
must
have
been
perfect
to
mix
water
vapors
.
with
funnel
gases
which
include
sulphur
dioxide.
Result
was
a
mild
sulphuric
acid
which
the
stockings
could
not
withstand."
j
pects.
He's
recognized
as
having
a
good
deal
on
the
ball
in
both
No
Tubes
No"B"
'
Battery.
personality
and
ability.
Consequently,
he
has
always
been
amongst
those
mentioned
as
a
Battery
costs
slashed
80
Clear,
brilliant
tone
I'p
ta
100C
hours
operation
en
ene
,"A"
hattery.
Now
on
demonstration
at
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
McBrtde
Street
possible
successor
to
the
Leadership
mantle,
although
he
has
never
been
a
favorite
for
the
post.
His
new
portfolio
will
give
him
a
real
chance
to
gain
in
political
strength.
Along
about
1955
he
wo
Aulhoriitd
6onif
m
-'--
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
in
piioiie
Prince
ltupert,
B.C.
may
be
considerably
less
of
a
I
Phone
(144
313
3rd
Ave,
Prince
Rupert
long
shot
in
the
leadership
race
ke"
1
a
registered
trafre-marlc.
Jthan
he
Is
today.
if
,
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