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by
ABUT
MUSCU
.An
independent
daily
newspaptr
devoted
Ui
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupeit
and
NorTliern
and
Ontral
British
Columbia
j
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of
Canadian
Press
Aurtll
Bureau
of
Circulations
;
'
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
V.
rilbllsrtcd
by
The
Prince
Ruprrt
D.ulv
News
Limited.
J.
F
MATiOR.
President
H.
C.
PFRRY.
Vice-President
,
.
.
.
.
,
Subcrint(on
Rates:
-
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'
...j
WIU
LIle
rj(st
i
The
Editor,
;
citizens
than
Chief
Billy
Vickeis
Judges
of
what
they
now
pay!
The
Daily
News:
and
Sergeant
Bailey
of
the
city
!
throuRh
loss
of
native
trade!
The
following
contains
my
police
detachment.
jth'ough
raids
and
heavy
police!
reply
to
your
editorial
of
Octo-
j
Regarding
special
privilege
,
court
fines
imposed.
The
matter
!
ber
15
on
the
police
referendum.
,
seekers,
we
know
they
are
In
:
of
dropping
In
for
a
quick
drink
i
The
principle
of
referendum
is
every
community.
And,
brother,
!
is
common
practice
.to
most!
a
menus
of
recording
public
please
don't
be
simple
enough
to
humans,
be
they
police
officers
opinion
on
certain
questions,
try
and
persuade
an
oldtimer
like
,
editors
or
aldermen.
'
I
nore
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J!y
carrier
Per
,
26c;
per
month.
1
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per
ye:a.
10GO
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mall
-Per
month.
75c:
per
year.
8
no.
Autliiti:'.ed
as
second
class
mail
by
the
P
OrTice
Depal'tniellt.
Ottawa,
Clare
Luce
Loose
Therelore,
it
s
hard
to
under-
me
that
the-
Mountles
are
lm-
Last,
but
not
least,
the
matter
stand
why
some
editors
oppose
niune
from
human
weakness,
i
of
taking
a
referendum
in
face
its
use.
There's
a
weak
spot
in
every;
of
hostile
Influence
at
work.'
of
I
hold
that
all
governing
human
being
.
.
.
the
secret
is
to
course
as
usual
meaning
Mos-bodli'.s
in
a
democracy
should
be
,
find
it.
-
cow.
Is
Just
pure
bunk
and
de-
directly
attached
and
responsible
,
Under
a
city
police
setup,
the
nors
downriuht
foolishness
un-
1
w
n
i-
jrujrr
iiipy
govern,
mars
ponce
commissioners
wouia
oe
wormy
oi
attention
ALU.
UfcUKUK
B.
CASEY.
IT'S
TIME
.
.
.
W.
I).
Nidi,,
general
manauer
of
communications
for
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
since
1!32
has
retired.
He
had
a
total
of
4H
ypars
wjtn
the
rom
pany.
He
joined
In
Calgarv
in
THE
LEADING
Itali:m
newspaper
bailed
the
'
recent
announcement
.
if
i
U.S.-I'rilish
intention
to
-
hand
Trieste
to
Italy
with
jthe
same
big
black
type
;
it
also
nseil
v
ben
it
wa
;
backing
Mussolini.
i
Cnrrirrr
drll.i
Srrn
ONplnilli-d
j
'In
i
tl.
w.i.s
nil
duo
to
(he
ro-;
!
ltl:irkoll
liidy.
CliH'C
lliMltlli':
Tuio,
wile
of
(lir
publisher
of;
Time
anrl
Lifo.
who
ts
now
U.S.
,
nmtaviadtvss
to
Italy:
!
"What
happened
lias
been
to
i
J
e
rent
extent
the
work
of
a
j
"vt
mm.
rf
Mrs.
Lure,
and
it
U
ii"-.
nd
nt-ces-aty
that
the!
'(
.:
ii
i,
(.;.ir
kniiw
it.
.
.
.
Per-'
I'M'
"'
dry
we
will
learn
with
!
TO
IMSTAL
STORM
WINDOV
AM.
TVPES
OF
WINDOWS
AND
SASH
MtfiETOlfc
'
and
local
autonomy.
.
some
citizen
go
to
the
poilce
j
Mr.
Editor,
your
statement
stal
ion
now
with
his
complaint
jthat
the
city
police
were
thrown
and
see
how
far
he
gets
with
the
out
years
ago
for
good
reason,
is
top
brass
If
they
dont
like
It.
not
correct,
and
I
challenge
you
Their
direetwvs
reside
In
Ottawa.
to
prove
it.
Defects
In
the
foi-ce
not
In
Rupert.
It
s
the
nucleus
were
never
mentioned
and
by
of
a
police
state,
the
charm
of
only
one
single
vote
In
council
every
dictator.
!
the
trick
was
put
over,
not
by
j
Neither
do
t
think
we
will
have
j
referendum.
;
to
rely
on
culls
in
a
cheap
iiul-
I
Here
is
the
reason
and
I
rhal-
form
to
spread
goodwill.
What
lenge
contradiction
and
proof
to
we
would,
expect
and
demand
Is
the
contrary.
The
motive
was
that,
they
know
how
to
get
along
j
to
defeat
Mayor
Newton,
who
with
people
Who
are
In
pursuit
of
held
office
as
mayor
for
eipht
their
own
affairs
and
doing
no
i
years,
father
and
founder
of
the
harm
to
others.
city
hydro
plant
at
Woodward
The
next
point
is
cost.
Possibly
ray...
GREER
&
BRIDDENLi
215
Mrst
Avenue
Went
"'!
Reflects
ana
Reminisces
K
I
-Contrast
in
Salmon
EAKLY
CLOSURE
the
last
weok
in
August
oiuKl
the
agony
of
the
poorest
salmon
season
that
Southeast
Alaska
has
ever
known.
It
was
a
discouraging
and
disheartenin.ir
dem-!.f)Hst)-a(ion
of
decline
and
depletion
of
failure
in
management
of
the
resource.
These
demonstrations
"2have
lven
occurring
annually,
with
a
severity
anl
Ct'egiilarity
which
cannot
he
ignored
and
cannot
lie
Xdenied.
'
Especially
damning-
is
the
contrast
which
exists
;-l)etween
the
situation
in
Southeast
Alaska
and
that
on
the
coast
of
British
Columbia.
V
..Consider
it
this
way:
.
Physically,
Southeast
Alaska
and
the
const
of
rirish
Columbia
are
closely
similar.
True,
they
ni"
;:livrded
politically
by
an
imaginary
line
which
i
nn
:
."'down
Portland
Canal
and
out
to
yen
thron.
h
T
.
-.
'Knt
ranee.
This
line
leaves
no
trace
in
tie
wr.o-
;;and;even
the-smallest
salmon
doesn't
know
it
U
Uhere.
'
Whene
waters
are
inhabited
by
salmon
of
the
j
Msame
sjecies
feeding-,
on
the
same
feed
running;
at
!
the
.ar.ie
time.
f.
fundamental
difference
in
the
fisheries
of
tthis.
continuous
and
related
coastline
is
that
the
i
ishei-y
resources
of
the
American
section
is
sick.
;
i
r
Power
Workers
Taking
Vole
v,!:'i
r
ttuvr
iu'eliieiice
and
!!'!
'
n
Mrs.
J.uce
rue-
''
'
i"
I'mi.Tlni
this
arduous
.:.
1
.
r-ur-y
end,"
i
Laice.
In
order
to
seize
the
utility
and
barter
it
to
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada,
Newton
must
first
be
removed
from
office,
in
addition
to
myself.
To
accomplish
that
It
was
deemed
necessary
to
scuttle
the
police
commission,
a
bodv
consisting
of
the
late
George
Frlzzcll.
W.
H.
Montgomery
and
Mayor
New
ton,
all
three
PartyTreat
TAFFY
APPLES
President
Eisenhower
will
be
in
Canada
next
month.
He
will
be
present
at
a
full
cabinet
sitting
and
address
parliament.
It
i.s
said,
informally,
that
the
American
chief
executive
and
Canadian
ministers
will
discuss
"affairs
of
the
world."
They
could
say,
instead,
"affairs
of
On
Strike
Action
di:pi:nds
wlu';
yon
IT
.A
1.
1,
mean
the
idea
a
"happy
eno."
If;
VANCOUVER
f
More
Mian!
is
to
make
the
ladv
ft
600
union
members
are
taking
a!
now
deceased.
The
whole
nnrn
storv
with-
:.iT;
;
mnraj-
ana
stilt
not
be
strike
,,rl.Kr
.vo
vote
e
In
".V
a
dispute
which!
"lch
tion
was
quietly
ne.
formed
under
Tr
.V,
"the
face
that;
launched
i
direction
of
Col.
6.
P.
McMordie.
"
nn"
"T'..
0"RUout
BrIUsh
Columbia
!
aV.n,hwetern
laying
-the
groundwork
first
i,i,;
1V,
.,.,...
Oeorge
Oee.
business
manager1
It
a
mousana
ships.
'then;
vou
con
f""
-
n
call
the
Trieste
announcement
a
i
1
,tl
'
"IKCII
SPKAKS
OIT
-4-
Notioe-outokle--
l,riuiin..i,.JiUiiii..
;u-
tar
Ical
213.
International!
lime
ma
it)
7
tip
ntilio
i
-Uniri
Church
I
:
"TVi.
Vnn
irnn.,
:now
What
mi...
.,
.
.
mv00,'f
..
Brotherhood
Brotherhood
of
of
Electrical
Electrical
Wnrlr
Work
nimi
'-iiinyor.
niavor.
m
With
un
Newton
newuip
ana
nri
myself
v.
lv
-
stroke
of
.
power
diplomacy."
,
Is?.-
Come
Inside
and
Hear
out
of
office
the
whole
operation
rs
,
AFL
.
81lld
,j
.,
the
"vrnment-Most
other
observers
call
it
the
;
ur
New
Organist.
?y,
w
as
stKicessfullv
nerformed
supervised
vote
would
be
taken
greatest
allied
blunder
since
the
I
'
ti
,
,
i
Ht
Vancouver.
AbboLsford
and
"
Vwn
for
a
'ew
sho
years
-
Victoria
and
results
would
be
WilH
Wild
eeese,
R'nS
appeared
while
perhaps
the
first
easy
the.known
tonight.
inc
.-K-fi.MJii
.si'fii
,
noi'u
u-aa
iiw
iiiiiiiiix
""'
iri'r
cincu
i
vrii
imm
uqid
C"l
ur,
R(x;i-.RS';ti
ni
v
!"VKL1'
and
wairr
in
-Ant
I-
nr
k.rA
'
!
end
of
the
Second
World
War
I
j
TIME
magazine
lost
since
gave
j
up
any
such
old-fashioned
i
idea
as
giving
the
news
straight.
But
what
are
readers
In
countries
allied
with
tlit
irsA
t
nvhie
that
of
the
Canadian
portion
is
healthy
and
productive.
l'i
During
the
past
eight
years
four
pink
salmon
vfjycles
the
average
pack
in
Southeast
Alaska
has
rUieen
(;',
jier
cent
of
the
40-year
average.
h-at,-i
ovrr
aarai
water,
add
tl..rnj;
:nc
s;.
.
ncie.
were
num
naie
The
1BEW
seek
n
tn.cpnt
sighted
high
over
Prince
Rupert
of
the
city
hydro
lasted.
But
the
ho
,rlv
hfcrease
from
the
Wednesday
forenoon.
fatal
day
arrived.
cS
One
has
soon
Without
b
r
s
lectric
to
do
a
bit
of
figuring
as
to
how
'hat
steady
stream
of
power
,
Mr
Gee
said
the
union
would
far
south
they
will
fly,
and
the
ffvenue
the
city
could
not
meet
continu;
to
"try
and
neKotiate
'
1
'
"
")Tr.
rrnniv.
.
twcb!,-
tviilin(
lt5-
...v
,v
m,,u
ri
io
C1K.I
ill
liullin-.i
(.'..UtT.
For
F,
K,;
tpr
Ha.
Unit
!
think
when
th
u
!
"u,""rf
OI
siuray
ana
beau
ful
"s
nnmimes,
tnerepy
oeiaulting.
.ith
thp
rnmn.nv
!.,.,.,iii
'"n'nMnfhodno
u
j
-----
.;
1"
onus
nip
iaieo
10
aie.
The
atter
The
1111
pivlncla,
provincial
government
then
1
''"
B
noage-podge
of
fact
a
strike
and
I
n.t
n.c.
s,lt.
R-
t"r.
C:
I.iJ..
P.O
IV
.
wi,
VKxn!
ii
,,
.
,
niiriii!)-
tnese
same
eii-nt
rears,
tbp
:ivpi":i
or
:
possiblv
denenris
nn
"
hi
now
n..,
"
annnlnted
Mr
.
.
"
,
fantasy
ianiasv
nr
or
rlnu'rit-irrli
downright
fibr
''
i
kt
-
"
'"""J
mRny
.
'
Ur
.
L
7
'
J
,
A1
('r
as
no
settlement
is
reached,
he
I
.'P-ri
P'cKcts
would
s
u
r
r
o
u
n
d
?pacli
:n
Lntish
Columbia
has
been
l0l.2
per
centjtinn
Unn
i
as
appeared
appeared
in
the
.ff
New
tea
ti.t
tot
tbp
T,
lO
I
York
TlniM
(nr
rif.trho
A
lr.
I
40-year
average
on
,,,
the
city
,,..
U
hvdro
.
nlant
i
.
and
j
power
plants
and
.
generat
ng
Within
?n
VPnra
if
fll
K
::
!
Under
the
heading
"
'PER.
I
SUASION'
OF
-WAR
PRlf?riM.
;
W!iat
is
the
answer?
io
drive
rrom
Dawson
"""
"
"-uienmem..
;
Creek
to
..We
k;1()W
just
how
mufh
the
Alaska
border,
as
it
Is
now
Your
bewilderment
concerning
power
It
takes
to
maintain
essen-
ERS,"
the
New
York
Times
says
!
-l
...
L.
i
ed'tnriallv
"
-
I1BMI
i
MONTREAL,
Otolw
22ii.I-'IV
mi
IO
drive
to
Toronto
from
Mont-
t!le
(-i,V'
ability
to
cope
with
tial
ervlees.
If
the
company
real.
But.
who
wants
to
drive
to
iPf,i''i"S
the
city
apart
from
the
co-operates,
we
plan
on
produc-i'
where
there's
only
130
days
be-,
R"Vil
Canadian
Mounted
Police
inK
Just
enough
electricity
to
tween
freezing
periods?
I
iDdicntes
a
ios-bound
mind.
We
service
hospitals
and
similar
t
i
did
it
before
and
can
do
it
again.
;em
e
r
k
e
nc
y
Institutions
and!
Sixty-two
per
cent
of
Cana-iIn
aritliti
we
will
be
keeping
householders,
but
not
industry
i
!
"Actually,
"the
United
Nations
j
Command,
and
the
nations
thnt
;it
represents,
should
go
much
!
further
than
they
have
cone
in
cbtilii
tlien
forr-t
iIhih!".
a
!
anirl
to
me
tho
nth'
r
ii;iy.
"Ii'i.
nui
air.
tntinf
u
t!i:it
in.-tk--
vim
iiKik
a'-lWr..'.
arnv
nl
nuhiO'M.'"
.
.
.
M.i.le
im
lit.
tmlif
at.itili-
I'liinl'lllalieli
(if
luU
ariti
IjIoii-')
:m.
Imw
rialit
lli.
v
arr
lor
mi'.
!
protesting
the
outrageous
deci
sions
of
the
Neutral
Reparation
'
,a,1s
'V('nl
,0
the
Polls
011
elec-
company
wlln
our
ow-n
self-re-
We
would
appeal
to
Industry
to
Commission
iissin
.
'
jtion
dav
last
summer.
German
,;Pect
master
of
cur
own
ship,
shut
down
and
leave
the
power,
Willi
l.ll.III.NMi
IA.TI:.MJ:s
ii.
;
1
.1.
..I
.
I
.
t
I
.
.
U!
.
ui.no
iiiiu
an
eiecuon
last
mhii-f
1
UI
slal-
an
'
to
homes
and
emergency
ser-,
nier.
and
on
that
occasion
86
per
i
P,'lnrp
RuPert's
history,
never
vices."
j
111.
II
.!
Ml'
H
Mi
(IIIC
VI'll
Till..
I'!-
mnk
rin
ftttki.t
or
i.lai.l;
m
runliirnv
or
ft.
nru
t
-n
I.:-1
It
was
said
in
the
armistice
sreement'thaf
there
should
be
,nn
coercion'
in
the
process.
Yet
I
he
snnivienH
It,
......
cent
or
Ote
Germans
marked
--nn.
r
.inn
ri,h,
:1K
nl0
,,.
a
tianas
"
i-'i'
ilk
vet
wifi-t
nimmcuic
n,
k
i
cvm-nm'.
1'anHrwil
to
akin
:
heir
hallols.
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thev
set
a
i-i
m-nuiii
com
-:
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l
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rate
examnle
somethinir
1:
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in.
h
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ro
d.
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Hold
Itn
To
Rnmtmre
Willi
txit
It
IrJ-cintUn
""iii.iii.r
Hiiuinrizeo
;a
procedure
in
which
Individ
-
i
Hals.
.neainst
tl-,.,1
Canada
has
not
been
admitting
very
much
in
recent
years.
bans
i
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.
.ki'rpins
thfin
a
iWiM.
can
be
M-"ii-irr.(,.rf
nnA
i
ntinR
mill
lnvi-lv
v'
We
Alaska
purse
seiner
will
be'quick
to
blame
Dif
Straps,
to
point
to
the
fact
that
there
are
no
jlrapV
in
British
Columbia.
S:
'That
is
true;
but
it
is
also
true
that
traps
are
;thc
only
form
of
gear
vhose
number
the
Fish
and
nVildliO
Service
fan
rejralatelTrap
h1iig4is
the
filing
oj)ei-ation
whose
intensity
'
can'
be
con-ni'olled
can
be,
and
is.
I
Tiaps
are
the
only
form
of
salmon
fishing
(.(.;ir
uhit'h
cannot
go
up
the
creeks
and
fish
above
the
deadlines.
fii
The
trap
operator
wilPsay
th'Jt
illegal
fishing
-by
mobile
gear
is
one
of
the
principal
destructive
influences
on
the
American
side;
and
provides
one
3f
the
sharp
contrasts
with
the
situation
in
Canada.
.The
basic
problem
of
the
Alaska
salmon
is
.."broader
than
gear
and
more
complex
than
enforc-nient.
....
Essentially
it
is
one
of
administration
administrative
efficiency
and
administrative
courage.
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lor
ymtr
t
If
Imt
eiii.il
!hl
imrp.
I
;
forced
to
endure
a
continuous
j
,
brain
wasliin-'
f()r
,,ht
))(u(!.s
,
!
day,
six-
days
a
week,
from
i
:
now
till
Dercniber
23.
Just
where
'
litis
falls
;:hnr
f
eoerriim'
has
i
;
not
been
explained."
j
i
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Ti:
l
Olt
A
CHANGE
American
consumption
of
tea
i.s
reported
to
have
increased
14
per
cent
within
the
last
two
years.
Many
of
us
know
that
in
1773
tea
helped
the
Yankees
win
a
war
when
tons
were
nitched
..
.
.
a((
All
Styles
and
Colors
os
low
as
wlii
If,
liijui'l
In!
inn
in
.
.
al
ri,t
I
hone
W'
I
when
twil
rrn'tlarlu
uliir
tlir
m-w
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a
er.1.1
.
.
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new.
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I!U!5
fantastic
hit.
"
of
misiiifoi-
iiiiiiiiiii
inlo
ro.-trm
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harbor
"muui.
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out
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limim
biiMi
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since
lnatUin
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$1.95
Fashion
Footwear
apprared
In
some
newspaper
rat;
I
mans
when
the
tea
pot
was
put
wMh
no
integrity:
or
in
a
propa-
I""
the
stove
at
the
first
far-off
nf
a
police
state,
:
sound
or
an
approaching
bomb-v;hci-e,the
editors
falsify
fuels'
cr.
on
inptrurlion.
j
.
,
But
the
New
York
Times'
is
!
IM
;INK
N
MmHhi-mt
Christmas
for,
ilol
in,
in
iir
nnv
htrli
i
ll
,hit.
You
run
the
tirntili-m
Jidr
gi
nlii
liiina
evi-n
ilmiiitli
tln-v
are
w
r
(Tri-iii
f..
The
vi
Mime
rlti-nii-e:il,i
wlmh
rnililo
tlirin
In
cut
into
(iriiiie
nriil
ilinilve
nn-nw
have
a
w:iy
nf
tlix'lttnij
the
natural
oili
(mil
ynullifitl
anfini-iw
of
your
h.-tnit.il
,So
timn-iw-e-fli
on
JiTerns
Lution
nuhi
aw-.-iy!
It
rontnins
two
wonilrr-wmkiiia
in
Uri'ilii-nla
ilix-lnr
iiw
tr
wit'iin-irm!
In
a
wink,
tlify
ptnrtmle
nn
i
lii'lp
to
rrptnre
thi
mil'ii-nina
tare
yonr
h."iniln
ncnl!
I'w
Ji-rir'-iia
I.otiun
nvohI
ihleigint
hiin.la.
15',
37r,
$1.15.
inn
tin-
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fiiiti
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MKNTilOl.OiM-
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RC.
DELEGATES
LEAVE
vWR
OTTAWA
CONFERENCE
I
in
my
iiiwliria''
bnef
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$
iln.
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m.d-Novembc:r.
And
llKU
about
l.ucVhu
n
iiKt"'"'"
the
Austra,
niT
per
day
V
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Preparatory
Jobk
Hun
Par
Ahrif
M-reenert
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.
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,
m
ntfnre
'
"rc
you
you've
ve
crossed
crossed
the
the
Pael
Pneifil
f
let
b.nlil
for
.
neray
fit
Rnn
Rend-on
Into
A
CrUU
Latt
Um.L
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InTactnet
'nu,"lnc;
-
never
under
duress.
-,
..
...
Mlf.."
"Tu
v'-"tv'
rewr
Kelly,
of
the
United
Church
with
rt"u
,
.
llf
;z;rz:"rn'
BC
-ieft
for
today
t0
Hoss
rm
to
f
dinner
unr.
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OK
Aj
n
imiti
t
L
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H
lii-i
hreat"
5
,
Minute
Cn'.int
,
,
ptetfilly
and
nothing
phin-nedl
1
felt
panic,
for
a
,
cuiuerence
concerning
the
Indian
Act
Th
.
meeting:-
open
October
26.
7:,
;
He
was
accompanied
by
William
Scow.
Alert
Bav
Prcid-nt
V.;
of
:,ho
Native
Brotherhood;
An.ly
Pan.,,
Nrlh
.ecuv
!
Mtut
Nrth
Amr,Can
"
X,
n
AOuI.
4JPE,
Australia
(CP)
'!Be
D'itt:h
journalists
touring
Aus!ra!i.-i
expressed
themselves
n
''"'
Pl"ased
with
living
''
-
n-rc,
-where
thous-"'
''
I,-'t'
!t
immi-'ratiU
have
"
recent
years.
thrn
n-inrnilKTril
niv
evpr-rendy
shelf
of
HI.INZ
CONDl-NSKl)
SOt'l'S.
Pi
rvcii
him
hut
Chirkm
Conwimme
with
a
little
rhoppril
pnrslry
ailileii
at
the
l.-mt
nioiin
nt.
M.iiIp
a
rurry
nf
the
venl
rut
lot
with
Hi
ina
('omlini
Cif.im
nf
Celery
Hmip
to
(live
it
th
it
ml'li'd
I'Bnnii.ll.inir
M,
n-i.i
t"
fill'
htllll.'ini
;Fil
up
with
SPECIAL
NEW
WRINGER
WASHER
nf
When
I
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fur
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Food
Energy
exprTts
nf
me.
Ihrim
r
wns
a
finnl
who
SUl'i'eiW.
Ill
I
Win1
WiMii:il
"
keepa
a
siipplv
of
the
thivnni
mill
lleint
(
tiiihn..l
Komi.
oll"l
Unit.
tin
hand.
Apiirt
from
Snup
,
'KM
Ml
.
4:
i
t
f
.ft,
I
they're
':.;;
"(V:ini
of
nli-a,
will
ilfhclit
thp
lamily
wonderful
for
shiii-ik.
meat
loaf
or
d!'t'!.miei
There'.
Ao
Trfi,.
W
hen
The
Cold
B
r
if
f
:
II
I...
n,.,illier
1.-
vie.im
,,,
try
i'
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.t
mil
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y
ii
k-
-
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inu
-
"Really
sefeyou
up
fortheday-
wnn't
ran'
ymir
onk
imikiiiir
it.
lil'Mt'.'llill-'
heinue
ill'
,
WO-
Tl
...
.
nmir
ti"
.
.
,u.a
'
mil
none.
1
1"
7
ii
nHsn
to
vnur
pimr
ell!
GUARANTEED
FOR
FIVE
YEARS
IlKRC't'I.ES
MECHANISM
Built
to
withstand
years
and
years
of
the
worst
kind
of
punishment.
fAST
"Wash
Hungry"
Just
loves
dirty
clothes.
Official
tests
prove
Inglis
washes
faster
and
cleaner
than
any
Other
make.
NEVEK
HAS
TO
BE
OlI.Eft
8ealed
in
oil
for
life.
WEAR
AND
TEAR
ADJUSTMENT
(Takes
up
slack
after
years
of
wean-Known
as
the
Inglis
DOUBLE
LIFE
feature
this
is
something
the
man
of
the
house
will
want
to
see.
tUTOMATIC
PIMP
Empties
tub
in
90
seconds.
JO-MINUTE
TIMER
WITH
SIGNAL.
Price
229.30
Trade
in
your
old
wasrr
50
00
YOU
PAY
ONLY
$
70.50
.is
for
strength
.
a--.
ii
nl
"
H'lt
.
I8f
THIIKE-ply
tidies
in
('iinm
Hun
let
I'
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I."
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I
I
1,
ill
t
I
11
I
other
linind
name
keep
yu
.ie
(ii
plf
'
if,
I
lifort
of
I'.ier-elle.
Jit
"'
Tniike-tiP
pnnurM
nnniH
Wonileifnl
for
removing
other
uses
too!
Riven
far
HONNKTS
Ihnlliim
CIIHISIMAS
t'ASlI
kuMN
SYRUP
Teat
t
IIHliK
ol
11
eiti'ti
wren
iv
-.
.o
,
of
$300:
of
im:
with
5
iiriaes
of
"D,'
'
',
f
pnzea
of
$251
I'lna
a
ehnnen
al
I
THUl'SAM)
DOLLAR
Chrislmas
onyour,
L
keatfast
cereal'
Write
in
30
wordi
or
t"'"-
n"oiu
v..-
Ail"",
a,
prefer
Blue
Bonnet
Mamarine.
fei
1
entriea
aa
vou
Irke-nnd
enelosc
with
w
c
IT
reven
i-v-r,
1.
r
rw
.;.!,
CLA
HollJokeepmS
RUPERT
RADIO
and
ELECTRIC
313
Thud
A,.nu.
West
Phon.
444
Seal
of
Approval)
from
Blue
Bonnrt
.
.
mL
.
reasonable
fiiesimiK
For
a
ehanee
al
the
A
Christmas
Bonus
wrilo
how
many
n'"l
'lue
Jionnet
of
Hint
Hnnnrt.
on
ench
'entry.
Mail
t-e
Toronto.
Ontario,
'i"ito