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Victoria
Report
...
.by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
Tuesday,
OctoDer
13,
19oi
Senate's
concerned?
Don't
you
An
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
,
-
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
;
'
r
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Limited.
..
J.
F.
M
AGO
It,
President
H.
O.
PERRY,
Vice-President
The
full
rains
are
here
and
winter
is
not
far
behind
today
to
instal
storm
windows
in
YOUR
hou
'
Al
l.
TYPES
OF
WINDOWS
AND
SASH
MAIIK
To
0Ki
know
that
the
Senate
is
tne
private
preserve
of
the
government
in
power,
and
that
only
good
Liberals,
who
have
worked
hard
for
"J
(
J
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K
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&
BRIDDEN
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West
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month.
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month.
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per
year,
$8
00.
A
iVirtharized
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa.
1$
the
Liberal
government,
will
get
their
reward
in
-the
Senate,
at
$6,000
a
year
for
life,
no
bother
of
having
to
fight
pesky
election
every
now
and
then?
Would
you
have
Social
Credit
Mr.
Bennett
recommend
a
Social
Credit
Indian?
He
certainly
wouldn't
recommend
a
CCF
In
For
This
Thanks
VICTORIA
MLA's
often
bring
gifts
to
their
fellows
In
the
Legislature.
Everybody
likes
them!
It's
the
case
of
something
for
nothing,
and
MLA's
are
human.
Everyone
enjoyed
the
two
tins
ot
salmon
Liberal
Mr.
Brown
brought
from
Prince
Ruoert,
that
very
home
of
fine
salmon.
They
hope
that
next
session
he'll
bring
along
some
of
that
splendid
tinned
crab
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Social
Credit's
Mr.
Shantz
of
North
Okanagan
brought
every-I
oi:e
a
slab
of
balmon
Arm
cheese,
:
nicely
tied
up
in
blue
and
silver
ribbon.
He
explained
the
cheese
j
v,as
made
In
Salmon
Arm,
but
i
the
milk
for
it
comes
from
Okan-;ap;nn.
It
ws
the
same
rheese
:
that'
so
delighted
the
Queen,
HERE'S
AN
EASY
WAY
TO
V
.mI!
CASH
dian.
Mr.
St.
Laurent
wouldn't
go
for
a
Social
Crediter,
nor
yet
a
CCF'er.
He'll
only
have
a
Lib-
!
eral,
and
Mr.
Bennett
won't
have
j
anything
to
do
with
a
Liberal.
So,
you
see,
Mr.
Calder,
how
hopeless
it
ail
is.
On
Canada's
Prosperit
Mr.
Bennett,
of
course,
has
no
'Churchill
and
St.
Laurent,
so
j
intention
of
asking
Mr.
St.
MLA's
felt
honored
indeed.
And
Laurent
to
appoint
a
native
In-;
Whether
you
want
toinvest
$300
or
$30
'
Investors
Mutual
gives
you
a
golden
opport.','
to
shore
in
Canada's
prosperity.
It's
so
easy!
Your
SINGLE
!NVESTM!
WHEN
we
were
young
more
people
used
to
sing
a
rousing
hymn
Count
Your
Blessings
Name
Them
One
by
One.
Here
are
a
few
that
folk
probably
gave
thanks
for
over
the
holiday;
Canada
is
as
fine
and
rich
a
country
as
any
on
earth.
True,
we
have
ravaged
the
forest.;,
let
streams
dry
up
and
wasted
even
the
good
earth,
in
spots.
But
still
the
rest
is
so
rich
ar.d
vast
there
is
living
space
for
5U
or
100
million
people.
We
have
produced
the
makings
of
the
abundant
life
In
every
respect,
except
one.
We
have
more
food
than
we
ourselves
can
eat.
in
years.
We
have
the
makings
for
morj
clothes
than
we
can
ever
wear.
We
have
housing
now
to
give
shelter
of
a'
sort
to
all
of
u;
and-
in
our
own
land
we
huve
the
materials
to
build
the
finest
dian,
or
anybody
else
to
the
Senate.
He
will
have
quite
enough
to
tell
Mr.
St.
Laurent
In
Ottawa
next
month
as
it
Is.
Be
NAVY
CHIEF
Admiral
J.yr-Ae
Mccormick
of
the
United
i
States
Navy
is
Supreme
Allied
Commander
for
the
AUantic
!
region
under
the
North
Atkin-
tic
Treaty
Organization.
He
arrives
in
Halifax
for
his
first
visit
to
Canada
in
connection
with
Exercise
Mariner,
an
extensive
air-sea
training
opera-!
tion
involving
forces
of
nine
'
NATO
nations.
Power
to
Fife
'Unsatisfactory'
;
Teachers
Asked
sides,
he
knows
very
well
the
i
Liberal
Prime
Minister
of
Can-
t
Investors
Mutual
Canada's
fastest
-
gro
J
Mutual
fund
gives
you
part
ownership
of
rJ
ada
would
be
stone
deaf
to
the
J
Social
Credit
Premier
of
British;
it
is
delicious
cheese;
there's
no
:
doubt
of
that.
I
"
Salmon
Arm's
Mr.
Reid
was
i
pleased
with
the
cheese,
too,
but
he
appeared
surprised
to
hear
i
from
Mr.
Shantz
that
the
milk
in
Salmon
Arm
cheese
.
comes
i
from
Okanagan.
What's
the
j
matter
with
Salmon
Arm
milk
I
for
Salmon
Arm
cheese?
That's
what
Mr.
Reid
wanted
to
know.
Mr.
Shantz
was
prould,
not
!
only
of
Salmon
Arm
cheese
with
Okanagan
milk
in
It,
but
also
!
of
an
Okanagan
Premier,
Mr.
Columbia
if
such
a
matter
was
even
whispered.
than
I
Ul
ot
Lanada
s
tmest
securities.
You
receive
quarterly
dividends
may,
if
you
wish,
be
automatically
reinvest
no
cost
and
you
have
the
opportunity
of
nx
substantial
capital
gains.
Investors
Mul
holdings
are
under
the
continuous
supervisi
expert
management.
,,
.,,
.
For
income
and
peace-of-mind,
put
improve
Our
Public
Relations
RUPERT'S
welcome
mat
needs
a
good
PRINCE
dusting
off.
This,
at
any
rate,
is
the
conclusion
to
be
reached
from
a
letter
sent
by
C.
N.
Candee
of
Cornwall,
Ont.,
to
one
of
our
readers.
After
taking
one
of
the
coastal
cruises
to
Alaska
this
.simmer,
Mr.
Candee
wrote:
"To
a
Canadian
it
was
somewhat
disappointing
'to
find
that
the
two
points
visited"
in
Canada,
Prince
-Rupert
and
Whitehorse,
seemed
to
be
lacking
in
.
preparations
for
visitors,
compared
"with
calls
in
Alaska
at
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skag-way."
.
We
believe
that
Mr.
Candee's
remarks
must
be
accepted
at
their
face
value,
and
not
as
an
unfair
comparison
with
Americans
by
an
overly-sensitive
Canadian,
for
the
simple
Veason
we
know
he
is
dead
right.
There
are
no
preparations.
The
summer
visitor
to
Prince
Rupert
comes
.'aiid
goes
as
a
stranger.
He
wanders
through
the
city
obviously
more
for
exercise
than
for
interest
and
no
doubt
departs
with'
the
hope
that
the
rest
of
hi?:
trip
will
be
more
exciting.
sVv
That
is
not
to
say
we
need.tr'to
eanulate
a.
town
like
Skagxnay
whose
residents
soinftirfes
re-enact
gold
rush
days
for
their
visitors.
But
a
little
more
enthusiasm
in
welcoming
visitors
would
do
much
to
win
popularity
for
Prince
Rupert.
In
this
respect
it
is
reassuring
to
note
that
the
newly-formed
public
relations
council,
with
representation
from
interested
organizations,
is
at
this
inoment
asking
for
public
support
to
make
attractions
of
the
city
and
district
better
known.
This
proup,
which
also
recognizes
the
need
of
improving
the
local
museum,
appears
likely
to
go
far
in
popularizing
Prince
Rupert
as
a
point
of
travel.
.
-
With
sufficient
support,
it
is
probable
that
the
-
council
could
handle
the
material
aspects
of
the
problem
in
their
entirety..
These
would
include
Bennett
of
Kelowna,
and
all
the
beauty
queens
.
the
Okanagan
NELSON,
B.C.
(CP)
Power
to
new
homes
in
all
the
world
f
everyone
who
lives
here
now
or
i
dlimI"
unsatisfactory
teachers
produceSi
rea
beauties,
too,
said
30
notice
wil!
be
on
days
sought
shantz.
Andi
whlle
on
the
savings
to
worK
tp
mvesrors
vturuol
ant:
who
may
come
here
In
tne
future
generations.
by
B.
C.
Sehool
Trusties
A?s;ci
Edinburgh
Plans
Visit
To
Kifimat
LONDON
(API
The
Duke
of
Edinburgh
will
visit
Canada
next
year
from
July
29
to
Aug.
n.
The
Queen's
husband
will
see
the
British
Empire
Games
in
Vancouver
and
will
visit
Hudson
Bay
and
the
Northwest
Territories.
The
Duke,
who
last
visited
What
we
lack,
so
far,
is
the
YOUR
full
share
jof.
Canada's
prosperity.
,."':,;'
SEE
yourVnvestors
syndicate
subject
of
milk
and
cheese
and
beauties,
Mr.
Shantz
became
proud
of
an
Okanagan
champion
cow
Summerland
Standard
Flo
and
he
told
MLA's
her
life
story.
CCF
Mr.
Calder
of
Atlln
made
his
usual,
quiet,
solid
presenta-
ailon.
Splitting
sharply
on
the
issue,
the
49th
annual
ECSTA
convention
here
Monday
voted
78-62
for
action
on
this
line
to
offset
"dtf-liculty
In
dismissing
tory
teachers."
REPRESENTATIVE
TODAY
vision
and
the
willingness
to
distribute
what
we
have
produced
or
could
produce-'
OTHER
LANDS,
not
so
blessed
as
this,
suffer
from
recurrent
1"ip
vote
cime
after
L.
Wood
T.
M.
(Tom)
CHRIST
Canada
in
the
fall
of
1951
with
waves
of
famine
and
chronic
i
president
of
the
Okanaeari
tion.
He's
proud
of
the
totem
nrnnrh
rie-larpri
"then,
is
no
poles
his
ancestors
carved
In
the
his
wife,
then
Princess
Eliza-
aeai
Lily.
Phone
Blue
Carol
Court
We
suffer
only
from
too
much
reason
for
school
boards
to
con-
long
ago
"d
ne's
fc""d
the
gov-
i
beth,
will
arrive
In
Ottawa
July
of
a
good
thing,
which
we
are
tinue
to
tolerate
the
eanester
:
evmment
Is
moving
to
preserve
29
and
proceed
to
victoria,
Vancouver
and
Kitlmat,
B
C.
He
will
later
visit
Port
Ra
too
mean
minded
to
use
our-
:
methods
they
employ
in
con-!
them.
He
said
he'd
like
to
see
selves,
trade
or
give
away.
i
junction
with
labor
unions
"
!
the
province
capitalize
on
its
In
India,
China
and
other!
He
said
Ecnonl
bwris
rrri
unique
totem
poles,
and
he
dium,
Coppermine
and
Vellow-
parts
of
India
and
Africa
most
I
more
strength.
Trustees
want
to
thoueht
the
word
Totemland
Knife
In
the
Northwest
Ten!
human
beings
have
never
had
he
able
to
resne?t
teachers,
but
should
be
on
auto
licence
plates,
tories
and
Churchill,
Man
enough
of
the
bare
necessities
they
must
refuse
to
accept
In-
A
good
idea,
Mr.
Calder!
of
life.
j
competence.
i
And,
oh
yes,
Mr.
Calder
asked
They
have
never
had
enough'
''.
f-nil
vr.te
was
decided
on
k
tne
premier
would
ask
the
food,
lor
really
'-vital
'bodies:!
Ta!
.startrtma
ballot.
Present
H.
A.
prtme
Minister.
Mr.
St.
Laurent.
IATEST
REPORT
Aid
yaw
kivhnl
OmIm
tec
Mm
UMtt
Rffl
many
parts
ef,
the
wrld,,thei'
Moffat
.of
Prince
George
over-
jf
jjed
appoint
a
BCy
native
have
never
-
even
.had
enough
ruled
demands
for
a
secret
bJ.-itUan
to
the
Senate.
Mr.
Calder
watpr
arA
i,vpp
'
Mifiutth
Vro
f
Aw
!
AtA"k
h:n
tnn
t'-";lp
bfvnm3'.,!,,
aura
nmal
cminri
"
V
J
1
.-T
V
tlUlllilkTU
OUV
-
tM.J
tree
irom
tiny
argawsws
wnich
not
was
uii.u:-.-a
oy
geneiai
(unny;
coming
,
from
him,
a
vote
oi
the
convention
destroy
human
.life.;'.!?;..
CCF'er,
since,
as
he
said,
every-
P7
We'
have
foott
arfci
;
to
'sparfc
convention
defeated
an
one
jtnows
It
to
be
a
fifth
wheel
We
have
enough
water
'runhlh!;
;Okanaan
bid
for
removing
cost
tne
Canadian,
buggy
o
state.
establishment
of
an
active
tourist
bureau,
distri-
to
waste
to
water
whole
nevr'.M
.neaun
tcmces
irom
s.mick.i
,
.
.
t
ld.
ibTi
'.'
lsL.
UP
-'
it
as
there
Is
a
-4vitAon
of
attractive
travel
folders'
an$''substanjtiatl
toiptres
of
tarr,
land
"nl
V.
ot(i,oud?jt.ts
on
the
ground
thu
'
r
cklder
wlontt
turn;fheheel
'.'aff
our
f,i
they
m..-no
oirtrlnutmh'
lnaCli('B,
forlei
'
'
if
'
-'
V
trustees
would
have
no
voice
in
,
',
,
.
'
.
.
.
ziomonriin.
ooriiifo
fi-r.m
n0wip!ii
there
slioulu
K
oe
a
I
vacancy
In
It,
assistance
10
me
maseum
wnicn
nas
'umoia
vaiue
unlive
Indian
k
.
F,e,
hay
sjcftild
dactflrS
health
Tftus
poke
Mr.
Culder
mi
nt-ltn
ieil
hqwao-.ifecp
f
oULers.or
Mi
Bciihtt!,
The
Premier
as-'a
magnet
for
visitors.
...
.
But
the
general
attitude
towards
tourists
tour
corneal
our
uis
when
slcKuess
or
,
;
lotAed
tnlltlly
astonished.
1PwyPTef
nLKS0
i
Noted
for
its
stumeoii,
'
How,
now.
Mr,
faider,
do
you
litn
wumiI
$iP
'
'"'''Nottaway
river
flows
205
mt&s
really
think
a
Surlal
Credit
Pre-t!:,
fVr
into
the
southeast
end
of
James
mier
could
get
anywhere
with
CALVIN
BULLOCK
14.
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if"
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3-
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A.;
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v.,
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''-
Kl.'.fv.iti.
.
.-'
auicu
itliiiui
.
tlJ
gUUU
I1U
(
a
Liberal
government
where
the
ists
cannof
be
fabricated
by
any
one
group.
The
most
effective
reception
is
the
one
that
comes
from
a
natural
Sense
of
friendliness.
Prince
Rupert
is
a
friendly
city
and
therein
lies
the
stuff
for
the
best
advertisement
of
all,
if
we
care
to
use
it.
Bay.
v
.
.
S
I
I
1
workmanlike
an
education
'
sy-
'
'
j
I
'
inTT?r'
i-L
Whal
THE
AIR
FORCE
RECRUITING
OFFICER
will
be
ot
the
Notional
Employment
Service
Office,
Prince
Rupert
on
OCTOBER
16
and
17
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
(St)
tem
as
there
has
ever,
been
in
!
any
land
so'
that
any
Canadian
boy
or
girl
who
ho
the
mental
f
capacity
can
earn
or
obtain
an
.
education
up
through
and
bs-
j
yond
our
best
universities.
j
,,
I
TRUE,
we
now
literally
rush
to-
,
ward
the
valley
of
the
shadow
1
of
death.
,
Our
great
scientific
development
and
material
progress
his
j
now
enabled
us
and
our
neigh-burs
to
produce
weapons
so
do-
i
MM
11U
my
'-vairbanks
has
30,000
people,
a
It.
He's
been
miserable
trying
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be
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stand
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rest
of
time,
a
unl-
that
sort
of
life.
I
!
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to
Interview
Young
Men
and
Women
interested,
in
Aviation.
Learn
a
trade
so
you
can
demand
high
wages-.
The
Air
Force
will
give
you
a
FREE
complete
course
in
such
trades
as:
'
vcruty,
wages
away
up,
things
costly,
Mount
McKinley
away,
nway
off,
amusements
when
you
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It's
been
some
time
since
a
child,
comparable
with
the
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now
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people
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arouses
iron
than
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nosed
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Canada
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the
thousands
of
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who
are
enrolling
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NO
OBLIGATION
for.
resflWa,
our
super-abundance
of
surplus
1
lumber,
meat,
fish
and
wheat.
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UNFAMILIAR
A
thousand
troops
sailed
from
Seattle
this
week
for
Korea.
made
of.
.
.
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you
look
at
any
bttil.ling
in
wlti.
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to
ponder
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them
being
represented1
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the
slightest
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mortar.
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building.
re
really
fa.luonr
having
the
preference.
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so
training
in
Canada.
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are
ea?y
to
talk
about
alleged
few
parts
of
the
earth
where
jU'oiibles.
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time,
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not
served.
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NEW
BANK
CUSTOMER
Johnny's
bank
account
is
one
of
nearly
;
9,000,000
noiv
carried
by
Canadians
in
the
chartered
banks
3,
750,000
opened
.Strict
medical
protocol
was
followed
at
a
recent
hospital
fire.
A
'-.doctor
put
it
out,
after
a
nurse
handed
him
the
extinguisher.
;Mmonton
Journal.
trip
to
Europe.
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eomeoneVplan
to
pay
buv
a
faran.
or
retire
at
65.
of
'
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of
u.h
dream,
many
different
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are
eonslrttrted
all
over
the
nation.
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plant-.
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by
hzy
kidne;
tctioa
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ludneyi
get
out
of
order,
exceu
acida
end
wutee
remain
in
the
system.
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backache,
disturbed
rest
or
that
tired-out
and
hevry-headed
letting
mat
soon
follow.
That's
the
tima
to
take
Dodd'a
Kidney
Pills.
Oodd'i
stimulato
the
kidneys
to
normal
action.
Then
you
feel
better
sleep
better
work
better.
Cot
Dodd'a
Kidney
Pills
now.
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COMFORTABLE
NOW
t
,
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all,
who
can
blame
-
Amur
for
being
back
on
the
Job?
Atlcr
several
years
of
retirement
Arthur
Hadden
of
Oklahoma,
w'ric
is
85,
is
aeraln
performing
his
iAicht-hour
shift
as
meat
inspector?
He'd
retired
too
early
and
,f'
indifferent
about
who
knows
are
ome
of
the
unetul
atrneiurea
u,-of
money
which
life
iiwiranee
compamrt
their
polieyholdera.
.
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i:l.nl.ler,re""'1
in
the
last
ten
years
alone.
Today,
practically
everybody
goes
to
the
bank.
Competition
among
the
banks
in
all
s
So,
if
you
are
a
Jih?
innuranre
F;
.
.
.
while
you're
working
to
make
your
J
true
.
.
.
while
yon're
providing
lor
yu.
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.
.
you're
aUo
helping
io
to
live
in
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60c
on
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forms
of
banking
service
is
one
of
the
reasons
why
you,
like
Johnny,
can
expect
prompt,
efficient,
courteous
attention
to
your
needs
at
your
own
local
branch.
78
RPM
78
RPM
50
Canadian,
riti.h
and
Unltod
Stato.
,
,,
in
Canada,
will
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Vou
Plan
f,'
Ym
m
and
your
own
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lot.r
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