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ray..
Uneiupl
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
0
1
Monday,
April
7,
1952
;
Increased
Praise
But
Practice,
Too
Palm
Sunday
Exhortation
United
Church
Hears
"Crucifixion"
j
Palm
Sunday
services
at
First
i
United
Church
drew
large
con-
Reflects
and
Reminisces
.
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Prince
Rupert,
Rotarians
and
their
friends
jP
tS?1,
:
had
a
glimpse
of
Prince
Rupert
rn
.
.
01
!
..,..,.J
u,ith
cnnnkl
I
'
.
1
ui
nut.
greguuons
jiwivmj
i""
.forty-three
years
ago
l"
when
wnrn
a
morning
music
featured
both
pioneer
with
a
good
ft.
week
memory
wa,
Tn
r7ur7tsin
i
brief
vislvL
er
cltw
city
ina1
S7'.'W
.L
'
,,
and
evening,
in
me
moiinnB..
here
Iast
week
,m
i
Rev.
L.
Sieber
;oia
me
events
w
J.
Alder,
a
former
com-lm-
-
.
.
.
'v.
LI1RT1
q
....
'
i
of
the
lloiy
Wi'Fj
m
nis
enna-;
nwiuiirr
ana
an
original
old
:
unrt.
.:
Authorized
as
second
class
mail
by
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa.
!
Kefauver
Law-diver
;
SENATOR
TAFT
has
ad-
ren's
talk
am
and
ana
then
men
spoke
p.mC
on
oi.
tlnwi.
now
iivln
i
victoria,
wag
i
ZT:
'
'
lv
P
and
Practice
to
the
adult
'
.,nrhpn
B,1PSt
Wto
of
iiim
ft
!f
raise
)
'
I
ennerecations.
Praise
was
nut
Hi
!
enough.
The
cheers
of
welcome
He
described
the
presence
here!
11)0
Prince
tv,
tc
ChriH
Dy
me
crowns
ai
jnu-
iln
t
August,
August,
l'J09.
l'J09,
of
of
Sir
Sir
Charlr.
Charles
l"ny
nnv
S-nu
8?DtwnhI
-
salom
were
all
too
soon
-When
the
-demon
statisticians"
that
STATISTICIANS'
VIEW-
change
"r
,a!
Rivers-Wilson,
president
of
the
lhe
dock
bv
ti
2
We
too
0rann
Trunk
Raiiwayt
and
Blr
And
whHm
T
to
cries
for
His
death
...
i.
r-,it,
i
ctottice
InMnrtinir
rnst.
01
inuivc
up
liir
uuiiuiliun
OUIiau
Ul
"''""-',
a
,.
hn'
must
must
im-.,!ci
pra
.se
bu.
U'P
we
must
living
iiuirv
w
,u,ir
n.v.
new
Quarters
in
Ottawa
this
practise
the
ideas
that
cause
us
Grand
Trunk
Pacific.
They
were
"f
plat.
if
nmisp
the
nastor
declared,
-s
ji
...
..in..
"
yprins
or
early
summer,
they
will
pet
help
from
hydro
in
their
efforts
to
secure
an
unobsmicted
view
of
things.
Hydro
is
to
icmove
all
the
overhead
wiring
now
marring
the
external
appearance
of
the
building-
The
wires
are
to
to
underground.
The
Junior
choir
sang,
-It
Is
My
iplate
Tll(,re
were
trn
courMs
;
Fathers
House."
A
t
.peclal
In-,
Thp
o,.rasion
wa,
un(lpr
thp
gus.
sirumviuai
iim-i,
wuu
iw.n.
-;
p0f,s
oI
th.3
Board
c
Tra(1(,
and
ec
DOOk
On
jU
nv-i
ru
cum.i
t
:
me
wearing
or
evening
dress
was
And
RKm
iii-iuy
riujui
u
w
".
itiKen
as
a
mailer
or
course.
Mr
mi.
..,
I
much
enjoyed
Alder
has
p
memento
of
the
AVOIl)
(i
the
evening
servtce
there
evc,-t
j
the
lorm
a
mcuu
a
capacity
congregation
i
:
A',
was
t
Murray
Reports
ministered
a
rude
joit
to
those
who
thought
that;
General
Eisenhower
al-!
ready
had
the
Republican;
nomination
"in
the
bug".
If
the
genial
General
Ike:
wants
to
win
over
Taft
he
will
have
to
come
home:
and
fight.
The
nature
of
Ike's
fight
i.-,
already
clear.
For
MacArthur
is
supporting
Taft,
and
Mac-Arthur
is
plainly
getting
ready
to
whip
up
the
nation
with
a
scare
and
fear
campaign.
Ir.
Jackson.
Mississippi,
he
recently
stated
that
the
Truman
gov-:
ernment
was
"leading
us
to-!
ward
a
Communist
state
with
as
dreadful
certainty
as
though'
the
leaders
of
the
Kremlin
were
themselves
charting
the
course."
MacArthur
is
trying
to
out-McCarthy
McCarthy.
i
An
amaiin
huh
,
NOV
SO
MANY
Paw
book
mi1iiMT
when
the
senior
choir
san?
Stalner's
Crucifixion.
Soloists
In
inf)).
the
Inh"
nf
flnrllno
o
M
be
sfnt
tt
Now
T.he
Campaign
Is
On
the
first
candidate
now
officially
nominated
WITH
and
one
more,
if
not
two,
definitely
assured,
the
provincial
election
campaign
in
Prince
Rupert
may
be
said
to
be
on.
The
election
date
has
not
yet
been
set
but
probably
will
be
made
known
this
week.
Rest
guess
is
that
the
polling
date
wifl
be
around
the
middle
of
June.
That
will
make
two
months
of
campaigning.
With
a
new
system
of
voting,
with
the
political
situation
somewhat
obscured
following
break-up
of
the
coalition
and
the
possibility
of
a
fourth
political
party
being
actively
in
the
fight,
this
should
be
a
lively'
campaign
with
a
lot
of
new
factors
and
possible
new
alignments.
There
is
no
lack
of
important
issues
with
plenty
of
possibilities
-also
for
side
lines.
Material
there
will
be
aplenty
for
discussion,
debate
and
expression
of
opinions.
While
personalities
may,
and
quite
rightfully
"
"
f'Unrlnml
-U
.
.
...ill
.
Doing
Orawa
wh
Coriboo's
M.P.
.Momentous
Speech
by
C.
I).
Howe-Airport
Talk
Including
Prince
Rupert
wi-ic
nuiunu
m.uo,
""'"iiiifffi
suit
in
prince
Rupert
was
"'""rut
Mr
it
Roberts
and
Dr.
R
O.
Large,
anythlnK
but
s'mple.
The
ioi;Rh
1
11
reveals
whvd-each
of
whom
did
full
Justice
to
,alny(
p-rimti
Ivo
railway
camp
cines
Rive
only
their
respective
numbers.
The
had
not
become
a
social
centre
an(l
il
to
rm,,,.'
choir
did
a
spiOndkl
Job
in
tho
celebrities
foretold
h:iiif.n..K
i
the
trouble
mv.
0'-
LlKlv
MS
ftnd
dining
in
style
meant
'.ails
cu
n"n-sur;lcal
Thp
I
lie
Atomic
Atomic
Age.as
A
op
u-w
OHKiaiiy
officially
welcomed
w
eitumtii
When
wnr
,
control
'"";
and
balanced
harniony.
alut
tips
Honcc
much
bom)w.
treatmnihKSh
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe
reported
to
Parliament
on
the
expressive
interpretation.
Many(ln(4
back
and
forth.
Tht.ie
was
cessf
ul
lor
the
where
research
has
con?
I
,Ue
a
srramb,e-
progress
at
Chalk
River,
Ontario,
the
heen
oninf
on
at.
a
cost
to
the
Canadian
taxpayers
(jiep.ation
onlh.-lr
way
out.
It,
nJWhere
else,
except
in
the
It
may
be
;ht
Ev
.
.0..
l:n;
,1.11.,..-
,fV,1
U4M
..
tho
indeed
10,a,,'e
perform-
you
years
of
t
w
r
.
o-i.
Hon
Doug.
Abbott
is
being
Members
of
the
tholr
included
!
L""""""al.".
",c
'""
:
0217,
Excelsior
8;r:
we
once
had
a
hard-boiled
tw0
important
facts:
pes'
ered
on
all
sides
to
cut
down
Mr.
R
G
Large,
Mrs.
A.
p.
'
reason
and
now
or
soul.
Every-;
ML.
j'JK-W
"
Ml
the
tax
on
clgs.
;
Crawley,
Mrs.
E.
WriRlit.
and
the
thing,
fresh
from
the
builder's
!
Misses
Crawford,
Blalu.skl,
I.
hands,
wai
new
and
shining.
Carl
Spring-jr
is
the
bijiRest
Fcotf
and
L.
YouiiRiiuin
in
the
Chairs,
convenient
to
the
open
among
the
big
men
In
the
Tor-
soprano
section;
Mrs.
C.
Roberts,
fiicplact.
held
their
spell.
Oeort-f
onto
group
to
ooerate
in
North-Mrs.
O.
Freeman.
Mrs.
L.
Sicber,
Sweet,
newly
arrived
from
Chl-crr
B
C.
.
.
He
is
very
enthusi-
j
Mis-
A.
Stewart
and
Miss
Orant
cago,
was
manage?
and
doing
astic
about
the
country
.
.
.
Says
in
the.
alto
sectlo.i;
Messrs.
D.
R.
i
h:a
best
to
foel
at
home.
The
Inn
that
the
oil
in
'he
Peace
River
,
Barclay.
Rowland
Miles.
W.
D.;
stood
near
where
the
railway
;
should,
have
a
bearing
on
the
way
people
vote,
the
principles
and
issues
are
usually
the
deciding
4'
'1
ft
Al'C
1.
Howe
says
that
within
ten
years
atomic
energy
will
be
so
far
advanced
that
it
can
be
u??d
as
power
for
aircraft,
automotive
vehicles,
railway
'services
and
shipping.
2.
The
sale
of
isotopes
from
Chalk
River
will
bring
in
almost
enough
money
to
pay
for
the
entire
project.
Tarte)
who
coined
the
phrase
"Elections
are
not
won
by
prayers."
It
is
true
in
the
U.S.A.
that
nominations
for
the
presidency
are
not
won
by
the
primary
elections,
in
which
the
common
people
get
some
"say."
Nominations,
there
as
here
and
in
Britain,
are
made
by
what
are
called
"the
machines."
The
"machines"
are
composed
block
tickles
him
.'.
.
Says
agri-
Smith.
Rev.
Sieber,
tenors;
and
station
is
today.
Then
It
fronted
culture
must
not
b?
neglected
in
the
bass
section
Dr.
R.
O.'
up
town.
Candidates,
except
in
the
one
case,
have
not
yet
been
finally
settled
upon
but,
whoever
they
lire,
thev
will
be
good
citizens
with
whom
we
live
In
a
House
bored
with
a
long
and
hopes
that
Peace
River
Largo,
Art
Williams,
Charles
.
ahoto
ftudr
pctimnfpc
with
..-ill
enmAthlnn
ahnu
1
v.,hirta
Wt.tth
frianuht.
Joe
A
fll'pr
nfr-ni'rinrn
l
Pnvfillv
and
will
live.
ol
tne
party
regulars,
ine
people
.
mst
nf
t)l
spatc
Pmntv
Howe
'
fir,n
mm-o
iivoinrk
Bmuin
Hcm
v
Pluvm
was
a
com-
nt.
ih.it.
h:inoiieterl
In
1M2
wno
worK
at
trie
joo
01
pouucai
,
made
a
sppeen
whlch
markPC,
a
potent
organist
and
tne
w
noie
The
Duke
of
Connaught
s
pres-
oigamzauuu
an
eai
iuuhu,
j
cai
great
step
i.l
the
scientific
WOlid
General
"Oeof"
Walsh,
who
presentation
was
unaer
me
u.r-
price
tent
ais.,incuon
to
trw
urn.
in
anu
year
uui.
John
S.
There
hud
ber:i
a
growing
Im-
Few
of
us
realized
that
the
quiet
made
guch
a
bl(t
suct.esSi
as
t0p
iectlon
of
choirmaster
i4
Therefore,
as
the
campaign
opens,
we
think
it
jnely
to
suggest
to
all
concerned
that,
during
the
I
fray
when
tempers
may
become
frayed
and
patience
tried,
we
stick
to'
the
issues
and
the
principles
and
The
plain
iact
is
that
the
;
guy
man
who
droned
away
with
Republican
machines
in
the
hi?
fac's
about
Chalk
River
ato-
Wllfon.
patience
in
town,
over
the
ract
Au
liisti
unitntal
dutt
with
that
the
railway
us
atiii
to
b
Mrs.
Gordon
Freeman
at
the
tr.rr.p'.cted
and
it
was
evidently
piano
and
Henry
Pluym
at
the
sensed
by
HRH.
He,
as
much
as
boss
on
Alaska
Highway,
has
sent
orw
of
his
trusted
men
back
from
Germany
to
run
the
Alaska
Highway.
Lt.
Col.
M.
C.
S.
Brown,
j
U.S.A.
are
still
for
Taft
as
against
,
mic
energy
plant
was
making
I'm
joy
tiiflii
much
enjoyed
item,
jaid,
declaied
Unit
if
lie
could
DSO,
CD,
will
take
over
as
soon
organ
was
a
co-operate,
he
would.
t
Deli
Court-:
as
he
can
get
away
from
the
army
on
the
Rhine,
succeeding
popular
Col.
J.
S.
Beaman.
CD.
.
.
.
Brig.
Connelly
who
has
been
in
Japan
(formerly
of
Whlte-horwi
is
coming
back
to
the
staff
college.
Eisenhower.
They
may
be
com-ia
most
important
speech.
Yet
he:
pelled
to
"like
Ike"
or
rather
i
didn't
raise
his
voice
and
didn't
1
lump
him.
But
Taft
is
their
make
a
gesture.
His
speech
had
man
for
he
is
the
best
ma-
to
do
with
the
vote
of
one
dollar
;
chine
politician
of
them
all.
He
;
for
the
atomic
energy
work.
!
talks
tneir
language.
!
One
of
these
new-fangled
i
i
isotopes
are
bei
lg
used
in
cur-
il
PERSONALLY
would
not
yet
i
ins
cancer.
There
are
seventy
I
bet
a
dime
that
Ike
could
beat
I
kinds
of
iso'ooe
in
all.
They
hava
!
Tatt
for
the
Republican
nomina-j
been
sold
all
over
the
world
for
1
tion
-
but
surely
hope
and
prav
1
Peaceful
use
in
medicine,
ihdus-!h.
riffle
fnr
t
fiorB
n
PrPsiJtry
and
science.
We
are
gett'.ng
a
wedge
between
Canada
and
the
United
States
are
failing.
The:
Sir
Wilfred
Laut
hr
was
another
Korean
conflict
is
the
biescst
guest
of
honor.
Like
all
of
the
worry.
Our
ships
ore
carrying
pioneer
dinners,
this
was
also
in
food
and
equipment
on
all
the
the
Inn.
Sir
Wilfred
was
In
his
seas
to
nations
In
need.
Since
,
usual
bland
form.
It
was
the
first
SuutlibiMiid
x
PRINCE
Rl
Wednesdoy,
.
...
IJ043
Canada
has
exte
irted
ana
oniy
time
ne
niiu
rvei
wen
One
hundred
years
ago
in
$2,430,000,000
to
nations
needing
here.
He
Journeyed
north
aboard
England
they
treated
foot
and
help.
Much
of
this
was
by
way
Saturday,
k
Wednesdoy,
mouth'
disease
thus:
fed
the
of
gift.
critter
hot
catmeal
gruel,
swab-
Canada's
Easter
Message
to
and
appruxiir..
i
ten
days
ft
,
..
.
.
..
oent
Taft
in
power
from
1952
tc
1E53
would
surely
land
us
in
i
world
catastrophe.
,
Even
his
plan
to
back
Chiang
'
Kai-Shek
to
re-invade
the
Chin-
bed
out
the
mouth
with
alum,
the
world
is
of
Peace
and
Good
bacl'
large
sums
daiiy
from
th's
peace-time
by-product
of
a
plant
which
?
the
of
its
kind
i
t
the
world.
In
atomic
energy
we
aie
far
ahead
of
any
other
nation
in
the
world.
Howe
Is
the
This
In
additior
A
;
Will.
N:
doubt
Ihi
Easter
hymns
put
tar
around
th?
roofs
j
Prince
Rupert-va:
!
now
being
famous
animal
husbandy
expert:
sounded
from
the
carillon
on
at
Toronto
says
that
cow
man-
'parliament
Hill
will
be
heard
In
.
carefully
avoid
the
utterance
of
unkind
or
unwise
personalities.
They
never
help
in
the
long
run
and
J
almost
invariably
engender
unpleasant
and
unnces-
sary
animosities.
Above
all,
let
it
be
a
clean
and
sportsmanlike
fight
so
that,
win
or
lose,
when
the
smoke
of
battle
has
cleared
after
the
counting
of
the
ballots,
we
will
still-
have
preserved
mutual
respect
and
friendship
and
the
unity
of
citizenship
which
is
something
far
more
important
than
politi-j
CHI
considerations
or
differences.
As
far
as
this
newspaper
is
concerned,
its
policy
;
will
be
to
present
the
news
and
views
fairly
and
;
squarely
imbued
with
the
independent
idea
that
our
dtity
is
to
the
community
and
the
public
as
a
whole
and
to
no
political
party.
This,
of
course,
does
not
prevent
us
from
expressing
editorial
opinions
on
;
general
principles
if
and
when
it
might
appear
jjdvisable
or
necessary
for
us
so
to
do.-
Parking
Problem
THE
city
has
a
lot
of
problems
and
quite
a
few
of
them
involve
financing
and
expenditure
of
money
ese
mainland
would
split
the
njgh
pries,
of
it
all.
Within
the
MANAGEMENT
METHODS
SPECIFICALLY
DESIGNED
TO
FIT
YOUR
OWN
BUSINESS
Writ
.
.
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S.iMwCo.HP.VXY
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ute
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is
a
curative
material
'
'
clistant
'
places..
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prayers
"
for
j
$39.90
ro
VA1
NATO
alliance,
and
linisn
U.N.
hard,
well
shancd
head
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Inlormatum
it
even
a
n
uiu
nut
sunt
a
uiuu
bulges
so
much
back
of
th
errs
world
war.
:
nre
secrets
which
Russia
would
ccw
leet
.
.
says
:nat
cleaning
;
most
strenuous
of
good
works.
i
atoln
tnrt
nFtun
Vine
its
rtrnu-:
TVi-it
SJrilifc:h
Cr
II
rn
hi
n
tirtd.
Agent:
J.D.VJ
However,
even
if
Taft
gets
the
be
glad
to
get-might
be
willing
o;
backSj
bellev,3
lt
not!
The
j
too
hastily
in
clamping
down
of
her
new
idea
of
the
loafing
pen
I
an
embargo
against
Alberta
beef
Republican
nomination
i
think
,
to
pay
many
divisions
there
is
an
excellent
chance
army
to
procure.
:
that
he
will
be
decisively
beaten
;
I
m
er
Stmt,
Sm
IrMcltii
?,
Clil.
where
manure
is
allowed
to
pile
when
news
of
a
foot
and
mouth
up
is
approved
by
'the
Toronto
disease
outbreak
reached
Vic
I
1
;
by
the
Democrat.
toria,
is
the
belief
of
Rt.
Hon.
!
I
sensed
the
historic
nature
of
expert.
Howe's
speech.
I
could
not
re-
j
J.
G.
Oardiner,
minister
of
Agri
SENATOR
ESTES
KEFAUVER
main
silent.
Recently
we
have
Ten
day
Interval
at
Eastvr
will
i
culture,
who
is
trying
to
get
the!
't
A
NEW
WASnt.
be
appreciated
by
those
of
us
'
embargo
problem
ironed
.
V
-
r
W
J
I
Model
is
lar
in
front
in
the
race
for
had
vic'.ou"
attacks
by
the
cpm-the
Democratic
nomination.
buc;munists
and
fellow
traveller
on
he,
too,
is
up
against
the
opposi-!
our
pact
w-ith
the
United
Stats.
Hon
ol
the
main
Democratic
Hansard
reports
as
follows:
Mr.
"machine.
'
Tins
is
cruelly
De-
Murray
(Caribooi:
In
view
ot
oauie
he
lieaded
the
gang-bu.st-j
the
strong
efforts
that
are
being
ing,
crime-exposing
committee
made
in
certain
quatters
to
in
Congress
!
divide
us
from
the
United
States,
who
come
long
distances.
The
,
Hon.
Harry
Bowman,
B.C.
min-budget
will
be
brought
down
on
'
Lster
of
agriculture,
arrived
here
Apri'
8
and
then
the
House
will
j
today.
He
conferred
with
fed-adiourn
until
April
21.
Drew's
!
eral
departmental
officials,
allusion
to
blackmail
did
not
goj
Because.
B.C.
acted
so
hur-over
m
well
with
Finance
Minis-
i
rtedly,
other
provinces
followed,
ter
Douglas
Abbott.
The
word
j
and
wnat
was
a
mllcJ
outbreak
Clieoll
Uif
0
p,icc:ffl":
-
Quiei
1
This
teat
marie
hi
far
famil-,
do
you
not
think
it
would
be
was
spoken
late
at
night
when
i
was
dramatized
as
a
collossal
iar
and
respected
in
every
home
'
worth
while
t0
exchange
v;ith
everyone
was
on
tension
after
a
I
I
'
v
.
j,
ft
1
catastrophe.
It
was
understood
tnat
Min-;
lster
Bowman
was
instructed
by
:
with
a
television
set
in
U
S
A
I
United
btates
scientists
and
jn-
long
areary
day
of
debate
over
But
it
made
him
the
enemy
of
'
dustrialists
as
much
information
supplementary
estimates.
Oppo-the
Democratic
bosses
and
bigias
I?ossible
regarding
the
entry
si.lon
leader
meant
by
thto
that
n
i
"
.
f
CIS
his
government
not
to
yield
on
the
issue.
The
matter
has
now
ot
'.he
atomic
age
into
Canada?
,
1h,.
were
beine
Dumoselv
city
political
machines.
They
which
factor
may
require
deliberation
and
sometimes
delay.
K
There
are
other
problems
though
that
can
be
solved
and
rectifications
made
without
expenditure
of
any
kind.
One
problem
of
this
type
has
become
a
definite
nuisance
in
Prince
Rupert
and
one
that
the
city
has
already
dallied
too
long
with.
We
refer
to
that
of
automobile
parking.
On
Third
Avenue,
from
end
to
end,
the
parking
Mr.
Howe:
We
would
be
rie-!
held
up
since
many
Civil
Serv-
V
-
0,1,7
are
a
pretty
shady
lot,
and
ao
taken
on
political
significance
',
S
not
look
with
favor
on'
anybody
!
liRntJd
,0
excnarse
information
ants
could
not
get
their
cheques
in
view
of
the
Alberta
Social
Credit
drive
to
enter
the
B.C.
with
the
United
States,
but
their
until
money
was
voted.
By
pro-
who
exposes
their
connections.
fnt-mntin-i
th
Mi,nir
i.i
v,o
K
4r,
h
m.ninn
political
reaim.
Aiiorney-uen
RUPERT
A
!
fi
'
.,v,v.'
YOUNG
"al
Lucien
Maynard
of
Edmon-the
KEFAUVER
has
been
excep(
undpr
verv
ri(;kl
rulM.
We
of
puttl
ig
Civil
Servants
to
ln.
longest
and
strongest
:
of
ton'
18
nfTe
try,nK
to
nave
tne
are
heping
that
the
provisions
convenience
by
delaying
the
is-I
champion
in
the
U.S.
Senate
'
tne
McMahon
Act
will
be
relaxed
suing
of
cheques.
Bowman
embargo
lifted.
both
of
Atlantic
Union
end
I
to
the
extent
that
we
enn
cx-;
"
World
Government.
That
is,
in
change
information
on
civilian:
t.a
his
big
way,
he
favors
exacuy
j
projects
To
date,
that
has
not
t
uc
,'n
Mn'vnard
Attnrnev
Gen-
the
same
ideas
as
I
have
pre
been
possible.
eral
of
Alberta,
and
Hon.
Harry
sented
in
my
small
way
in
this
column
since
before
the
Hitler
war.
He
believes
that
all
the
west
1
Mm
Had
a
visit
from
Carl
Springer,
just
in
from
British
Columbia:
Says
his
base
metal
group
back
of
Stewart
looks
Kocil
but
the
weather
holds
back
everything
.
.
.
His
Atlin
show,
placer
gold
(Noland
Group),
is
still
a
producer
and
Bowman,
Minister
of
Agriculture,
j
I
British
Columbia,
here
to
meet
j
the
Prime
Minister.
'Foot
and
j
I
mouth'
embargo
has
been
a
hard
j
'
hit
at
Alberta.
For
once
Davie
!
I
Fulton,
M
P,
Kamloops
and
1
1
I
hav3
been
seeing
eye
to
eye.
He
j
I
has
stoutly
supported
the
em-1
bargo
and
so
have
I
taken
the
I
side
of
the
B.C.
Cattle
Growers'
j
ern
democracies
should
form
;
themselves
into
one
mighty
I
"Federation
of
the
Free."
Each
j
country
would
handle
its
own!
national
affairs,
exactly
as
it!
does
now.
But
international
af-
i
fairs,
including
diplomacy
andi
Carl,
who
has
spent
a
million
on
developing
northern
avia-
Association
of
Cariboo.
The
B.C.
tion,
is
glad
that
Ted
Anple-
'
government
did
what
was
per-
ESSO.ndESSOgJt'J
I
fectly
right
In
view
of
the
panic
!
caused
by
so
many
wild
speeches
I
and
charges
at
the
beginning
of
no
better
buy!
bjv
situation
is
becoming
worse
and
worse.
It
is
high
time
that
the
city
did
something
about
it,
even
if
some
people
might
think
they
are
being
hurt.
We
realize
that
property
ownership
does
not
include
parking
privileges
but
it
does
seem
high
time
something
was
being
done
when
parking
becomes
so
congested
and
unregulated
that
one
cannot
get
aocess
to
one's
own
property
because
of
indiscriminate
and
unregulated
parking
of
any
and
all
vehicles.
Not
only
is
the
present
chaotic
parking
situation
on
the
main
thoroughfare
becoming
a
matter
of
inconvenience
and
imposition
but
of
downright
danger.
The
timid
authorities
should
see
that
such
existing
regulations
as
can
improve
the
situation
are
'
immediately
enforced
and
no
further
time
lost
in
I
enacting
necessary
new
regulations.
'
2
This
is
getting
too
big
a
town
and
there
are
too
,
m.any
automobiles
here
and
pedestrians
too
to
,
permit
continuation
of
the
present
deplorable
state
'
of
affairs
as
far
as
the
parking
of
cars
on
the
main
'street
is
concerned.
defence,
would
be
handled
by
a
1
united,
elected
parliament.
While
Kefauver
believes
that
the
nations
now
in
NATO
should
start
the
move
toward
organic
union,
he
,
believes
we
can
only
get
world
peace
when
we
have
a
true
world
government
able
to
make
and
police
world
law.
On
concluding
his
gang-busting
in
U.S.A.
he
said:
"I
consider
it
my
bounden
dutv
to
en
"u
the
mos
research
;
,hel
'
the
epidemic
in
Saskatchewan.
!
We
may
be
thankful
that
the
i
thing
has
not
spread.
But
we
:
cannot
afford
not
to
enforce
!
every
possible
precautionary
i
mpnsure
to
stamD
it
out,
nvaiiT"-
1:
whaite,
M.P.,
Skeena,
got
a
grant
for
the
Attin
airstrip
.
.
.
Russ
Baker
is
here
in
behalf
of
his
Central
B.C.
Airways
.
.
.
Big
business
at
Kitimat
.
.
.
Unfortunately
no
airfield
at
Kitimat
p3ssible
owing
to
the
perpendicular
geology
thereabouts
.
.
.
But
Terrace
is
destined
to
be
a
big
airport
.
.
.
Hopes
that
D.O.T.
will
soon
announce
final
policy
re
giving
Prinre
Rupert
a
modern
airfirld.
h4t
HJ
t
the
S!gn
ESSO
sign.
turn
my
efforts
from
local
crime
to
international
crime."
,Glad
I
switched.
As
Easter
approaches,
it
looked
like
better
days
to
come.
At
Ottawa
C.
D.
Howe
said
definitely
inflation
had'
been
chocked.
The
cost
of
living
is
coming
down.
Across
the
world
the
Russian
commissars
seemed
to
be
a
little
less
warlike.
Stalin
said
there
would
be
no
war
for
three
or
four
years.
Nevertheless
the
western
allies
are
not
slackening
their
effort.
Efforts'
to
drive
to
(&S0,
Mrs.
Frank
Dibb
is
sailing
tomorrow
afternoon
on
the
Co-quitlam
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Los
Angeles
where
she
will
i
meet
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Wood
of
New
York
with
whom
she
will
drive
back
to
Prince
Rupert.
Carl
Springer
likes
good
cigars
and
handed
out
some
to
the
other
three
of
us
at
lunch
...
No
takers
.
.
.
People
around
here
are
smoking
less
.
..
.
The
cigarette
tax
may
be
responsible
for
many
swearing
off
on
cigarettes
.
.
.