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hrsi
irsl
Pension
Pension
Cheques
Iheques
Coliec
Collected
Prince
Repert
Daily
News
Tr
j
All
Aboard
By
Retired
or
Defeated
MP'
s
Saturday,
August
22,
1953
OTTAWA
tP
Aijout
a
dozen!
However,....
,
retirea
or
aeieatru
cn;iuiis
ui
--r"
oi
t
i
As
1
See
It
if
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rl
i
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if.
w
ft
1
.-
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'
1
i
InOFieimeiit
telly
iwwipaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rujiert
uaiul
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
or
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
circulation
'
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
'
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Limited.
"J.
P.
MAOOR.
President
H.
O.
PEIiRY.
Vice-President
Miss
uanaaa
stanaa
nve
ho
;
.
-
-
ul
were
ukmi,.
'
eight
in
her
stockinged
feet.
In!
cheques
for
pensions
worth
as
receive
pensions
case
anybody
has
doubts
about
!
much
as
$3,000
a
year.
either
lack
MfflCir
to1
The
former
members
are
the
have
that
statistic,
she
is
willing
been
lp
;
stand
in
her
stockinged
feet
;
first
Parliamentarians
in
Cana-
SenaU
or
bench
n,
Subscription
Rates:
pi
.Jy
carrier
Per
week,
25c;
per
month.
1
00;
per
year,
110
00.
My
mall
Per
month,
7&c;
per
year.
$8
00.
and
prove'
it.
Whuo
there,
men!
oian
mm.""
w
ir,
t.Tc
it
ii.
iuB
i
n
pension
will
allowances
in
recognition
of
past
j
such
ell-ltnwn
k
service
to
their
country
tans
as
riuglr?
cj
One
tape
measure
is
all
we
need.
Kathy
Archibald,
10,
of
Kel-ownu.
"B.C..
-who
holds
the
I
.
.
I
,
.
-
.
.
'
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j
Test
for
Nehru
lie
'
.
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.
-7
The
pension
plan,
restricted
to
.
.
,
i
ti.,...,..
r
.
,
.
mineral
memoir
t,
'
Others
who
i"
sions
include
IF
THE
present
peac
Liberal,
dehaim'ir
J
AH
Notre
TV,m.
beauty
title
this
year,
gladly
,
memoers
oi
w.c
.
..-
doffed
her
shoes
so
that
she
!
mons.
was
approved
by
Parlia-would
merit
last
year
Under
the
Pert-onto's
not
look
taller
than
Tor--
sion
Act.
members
contribute
six
short
Mayor
Lamport
iri
nhotoarauh.
!
Pe'
cent
01
annual
,n.dem-
Warren,
Uberal
whi'J
re-eiectlon
in
e..i
talks
between
the
Prime
Ministers
of
India
and
Pakistan
succeed
we
may
nity
into
a
fund
to
a
maximum
j
She
was
also
ready
to
de-shoe
f
cj
mui
A
m:ili'hlni'
rontrlnu-
I
Ueorop
Crni.L.i..
i
If
1
may
coin
a
phrase
in
Vic-
.
...
.
K
,h
.nvmmn
I
f.H
.
.
""M
tori.i
for
the
benefit
of
the
cam-
j.
tni,.
i;
.
reiireu
ui
ucii:u
uimr
i
uuin,
rroerfsaiy.
i,.
o
ll)ers
wno
wul
pel
tne
pension
in
aeieawa
In
flllmk..
0l!.r
cuiei
nmisiraie
wuu
in
r,:ini
niMiiinis
are
tnase
wno
Chester
a
ui...
t
small
in
status
em
thom-h
be.
'iu
,aolfc
than
two
Parlia-1
Cor.r.orv-.e,
""J
J
authorized
as
sernrd
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa.
HI
;
Coming
Circus
Welcome
News
ZXHE
CIRCUS
is
coming
to
town!
It
l
This
welcome
news
is
announced
by
the
Rotary
Club
which
is
sponsoring
the
event
to
finance
an
extension
for
the
children's
ward
at
the
hospital.
JJ
Like
the
comic
strips,
the
circus
has
an
appeal
,
for
.all
ages.
Dad
gets
as
much
kick
as
junior
out
of
!
the
miracles
performed
on
the
sawdust.
If
our
information
is
correct,
this
is
the
first
j;
time
a
circus
has
been
to
Prince
Rupert
in
at
least
JJ20
years.
There
have
been
carnivals,
fairs,
zoo
trains
and
other
assorted
forms
-of
-entertainment,
I
but
not
the
popcorn-flavored,
canvas-covered
per-formance
which
has
earned
the
name
of
the
"great-'
J
est
show
on
earth."
J
:
This
enterprise
of
the
Rotary
Club
will
not
only
I
flight
hundreds
of
young
and
old
but
also
have
a
may
be
large
in
intellect.
i
mmU.
ond
puli
)ut0
lne
fuml
for
and
W.
j.
ward
L.
Mayor
Harrison
a!luntly
e-
it.HrH.'r
service.
d
In
Dauphin
'
dined
the
offer
and
said,
mi
effect,
that
a
mayor
eould
liioi-
!
ll
.
,
'
?.
...
.
jS!
ft
-y.
S
.
up
to
a
queen
without
dainu;;-ins
his
pride.
As
i
happens,
Mayor
Harrison
is
quite
a
woodsman,
anJ
he
has
some
acquaintances
with
"
I
mil
ii
1
1
mi
well
look
forward
to
a
new
and
brighter
i
hapter
in
the
history
of
the
Commonwealth.
But
if
the
peace
talks
fail,
anything
-can
happen
between
India
and
Pnkistam
It
is
-extremely
improbable
ihat
another
armed
clash
between
India
and
.Pakistan
ceurti
'jc
ic-calraed
in
Kashmir.
To
understand
the
gravity
of
wliat
is
now
liappening
hi
and
about
:Koshniir
w
4wve
ti
-ti
member
that
India
-end
Pakistan
have
already
fought
two
wars
-sinee
they
were
both
Slanted
their
independence
in
The
first
was
one
of
the
most
horrible
in
human
history.
Hindus
ami
Sikhs
began
to
flee
irom
what
Is
now
Pakistan.
Mo-htrnmedans
started
to
flee
toward
what
is
now
Pakistan.
but
this
little
feller
becomes
all
;
HFti
REALLY
A
SPARROW,
mountains.
There
is
no
reason
wiiy
he
should
be
awed
by
Mus
Canada,
who
stands
only
a
mod-trate
distance
above
sea
level.
It
is
greatly
to
Mayor
Harrison's
credit
that
he
refrained
from
cupping
his
hand
to
hU
mouth
and
yodelling:
"Alioo-ooy
up
thar,
Miss!"
Only
the
duy
before,
Mayor
u
i
n
r,
v.
1
Ui
Hrrlv
In
all
rimfe.
mill
7::iu
p.m.
sw
1
I!:
I
I
urnit
i
dm,
1
Scripture
Passage
"Ye
shall
be
my
people,
and
I
will
be
your
Clod."-
Kz.-k.
30:28.
"swaliow"
when
he
reaches
for
a
tidbit
offered
by
his
nine-year-old
mistress,
Beverly
Stewart
of
Chicago.
The
bird,
who
took
a
fancy
to
Beverly
during
a
visit
to
the
countryside,
can't
be
coaxed
away
from
the
little
girl's
sitk-.
Could
be
he
likes
the
way
his
meat!;
are
served.
OTTAWA
DIARY-
By
Norman
M.
MucLecxj
There's
one
feature
of
ilie
may
arise
this
year
in
connec-
lasting
value
in
providing
a
much-needed
enlargement
of,
children's
accommodation
at
the
hospital.
The
club's
efforts
have
made
it
possible
for
the
present
ward
to
be
built,
and
this
further
endeavor
will
be
appreciated
by
all
who
are
concerned
with
the
welfare
of
our
children.
.
Harrison
had
presented
a
smiiil
pig
mascot
to
the
'65th
Irish
Fusiliers.
One
day
you
meet
a
AM.
I
ll
(V
ru,
4th
Ave
W
it
De
Hiil?
Cimimuninr.
Sunday
Solum!
i
Caniin
Biuil
B
pv
HUM
HIM!
Sill
Av.
g.
ti
I
MmitiT:
ftn
First
Presbyterian
Church
An
unpremeditated,
unplan-
1
Vi
Z
,
.Hirtorf
ZZl
national
economy
that
U
giving
tion
with
wheat.
As
our
Western
1"'
expert,
more
than
farmers
prepare
to
harvest
the
on
both
sides
of
the
In
all
respects,
therefore,
we
look
lorward
to
started
fe'eing
tlie
circus
enjoy
the
greatest
possible
success.
IIHST
PHIS!!
pig
soiiuily;
next
day
you
tc;l
a
beauty
queen
to
keep
her
shoes
on.
That's
the
way
it
roc-in
the
mayor
bu":net.
Seriously
though
as
people
say
after
they
have
made
a
joke
so
feeble
that
it
has
to
be
labelled
a
joke
seriously,
thoui'h.
I'm
afraid
the
mayors
gallant
gesture
was
mistaken.
He
thought
Miss
Canada
anada
of
of-
4lh
AmiiL
border.
Maybe
a
million,
or
even
more,
human
beings
were
murdered
in
that
mast
ghastly
of
recent
wars
the
war
of
the
people,
fought
with
knives,
clubs
1.
1
RfV.
X.
A
Vti
A
X
-a
)
Iranian
Oil
Not
Soothing
'
I-
:
J
,
HUM
IMU'I
a
spot
of
real
worry
these
days.
,
second
largest
crop
ever
grown
It's
the
action
of
the
Canadian
on
the
Prairies,
disturbing
ru-price
level,
i
)
mors
are
reaching
Ottawa
to
the
The
truth
of
the
matter
is
effect
that
Britain
this
year
that
our
price
level
is
still
un
may
purchase
the
bulk
of
her
the
climb.
Back
In
the
months
;
wheat
from
lower-priced
Rus-of
late
winter
and
the
'spring
!
sian
and
Argentine
sources,
it
showed
tentative
signs
o(
a
j
Even
domestic
markets
are
disposition
to
level
off,
or
even
!
affected.
Canadian
textile
mills,
fall
moderately.
But
for.theifr
example,
are
having
real
past
two
months
it
has
headed
i
trouble
to
compete
against
a
upward
once
more
and
the
fear
i
deluge
of
goods
imported
from
nf
Dnvemmanl
oKiiumiuti
in
'
nnnntrluE
tuitti
nrifa
involtt
&n
i
and
small
arms.
The
second
war
was
a
formal
(.affair.
It
began
when
-wild
i
tribesmen
invaded
Kashmir,
jwith
the
secret
connivance
of
fered
to
remove
her
IRANIANS
have'
already
had
their
fair
share
of
I
trouble
much
of
-
it
self-inflicted
but
it
seems
likely
they
are
going
to
have
more.
1
H
L
0
S"
(
Kil
l
uw
u
r
-
b
'
'
n
4l
.
f
f
'it
'it
i
f
shoes
just
i
S
'
1
if
th.it
I
'
'
You
know
I
iMA-itKi
':kmU
v-'
1
,JmM.4A
to
be
obliging.
I
doubt
bt
(was
her
real
motive
now
girls
are.
They
,
say
av
one
one
At
first
glance
it
might
appear
that
life
in
that
j
Parian.
The
Indian
army
thing
when
they
mean
som-
1
oil-rich
country
should
be
smoother
now
that
the
Kashmir
through
an
the
years"
!
that
the
new
trend
Is
liable
to
;
much
lower
than
Canada's
that""'8
rlsr:
niim,nl
o
n
,1
1
1
r
m-oA
it
-j
V.1
o
AT
n
Vi
-j
in
ni
p1
M
rwsn
fl
p
cm
!am-?zing
and
lucky
3
airborne
Newsmen
were
puzzled
by
Miss
lw
(ha
nno
tHf.fr
tuill
norkl
.
tlKutr
n
ra
oKIa
In
loan
nnni
mir
1
.
.
.
.
..
'onerations
operations
oi
of
all
an
time
time,
tven
tne:
..
.
'
-
.
.
.
.,...,
,
..i,
I
Canada's
sketchy
and
preorcu-
E
fir
Cnpl
aim
Mr
.
j
!
Sunday
Scbiui
!
j
j
j
j
nr.
ri
i.n
ui
1
Slh
Avruw
it
U-i5
'1
PtMiif:
Rm.
H
t
5
!
it.
rmr
k
,
,
,
Sfal
Cm
'
'
fiutlll!i
Sclwui
lis
Bvrmnit
rram
::
has
been
removed
as
premier.
In
his
own
peculiar
weather
and
the
heavenly
pow-
,
..
,
.
'
,
I
,.
;
.
.
,
,
pied
answers
to
their
question
Miss
..r
MnccurlooVi
woo
tin
nninViihitprl
littlp
dictator
ers.
must
have
been
on
India's
Kll(
,,
.
.
...
.
h.m
.Lu.,
..i-Now
the
reason
appears.
"i""
fc"
"
,
Md.-
in
that
crisis.
"
1
1
'rT".'
."B"."
C
VJ
I
Canada
was
thinkine
about
her
We
extend
a
cordial
Invitation
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
231
Fourth
Ave.
East.
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright,
D.D
Organists:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
and
John
Currie.
Sunday.
August
23.
1953
Morning
Worship
11
o'clock.
Sunday
School
12:15.
Fvenim
Worship
7:30.
Minister
at
both
services.
'Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
who
revelled
in
power
and
rigged
the
electoral
sys-,
s;But
the
war
-was
kept
reia-j
-
-
-
2.
"
Canada
wanted
to
i
!
fit
Itirma
Vifit
ahniiii
hanaii.A
loi
i
'market
to
United
States
and;'"""-"
V"
i
'
Western
Germany
mills.
1
fT,
,
.
tern
so
that
he
won
a
percentage
of
the
votes
evenV,;
higher
than
that
accorded
such
masters
of
the
arUdes
Warms.
Brtusb.
staff
of:Jdu,et?
w"'d
P"
themselves
Rim
i
u
mr-
gundiiy
Srliiil
:..'
Monilin
Wiirship
Sr
.
m
eih
aw
I
!
'
ri,.
.4.,,
tU
.
rt
.
;uut
uj
luretn
inaiKeis
ana
out,
as
yei
me
suuuiion
i
tuu
.
.
;
&
Sti
St?22S,-2?;
-some
-domestic
ma-ts
as'serioui
The
natural
resources
ffi".
a"y
Hitler
and
Stalin.
iio,i..
ii
iii
1
.
.
"
noll
'.
rlovc
nnman
TAnm
tha
hniK
mfli
"''"v
"
to
kf-ep
t
Holy
V
.
lhe
rouble
is
that
too
much
strength
nas
peenri
The
mneno
;lndia:,in
.
rtuaUv.
Canadian
farm
bm
'.nahVVoV:
mensions
except
the
sine
of
her
,
feet.
If
Miss
Canada
is
a
nor-
'
mal
girl,
it
is
safe
to
assume
replaced
by
too
much
weakness.
Although
a
pre-
Vurmo(l
has
been
ShelK
Ab-"1
-"ta
1,ly
have
priced
tht--
einmAtt's
armament
program
provide
a
firm
underwriting
for
I
selves
out
of
a
number
of
fW-
dullah.
This
former
schdoiihas-
sentable
young
man,
the
Shah
is
an
indecisive
char
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHI",
ter
was
one
of
the
most
impress
j11
portant
mr,ke-
ill(JudinS
thc
fm
bulk-consuming
market
yive.
people
I
met
in
or
near
acter
who
has
yielded
time
and
again
to
Mossadegh
and.
removed
the
stronger-willed
members
of
his
'family
who
counselled
a
firmer
attitude.
Induu
,
.
.
,-
Everywhere
I
went
in
India
I
hnd
the
Kashmir
land
reform
Comer
of
Ambrote
and
Sixth
Avrnur
Eii
Pastor:
C.
W.
Sinclair
n''
11:00
Sunday
School
and
Adult
Bible
&
7:30
Gospel
Service.
YOUR
CHURCH
IN
YOUR
COMMUNITY
full
employment
in
Canada
well
into
1954.
But
sometime
these
factors
are
going
to
diminish.
Then
full
employment
in
the
nation
will
depend
upon
the
ability
of
Canadian
industry
and
agriculture
to
compete
successfully
in
markets
both
abroad
and
at
home.
That's
when
a
irice
level
that's
out
of
line
Yith
other
countries
could
be
that
her
feet
are
roughly
one-(ftmrter
inch
lunger
than
her
shoes.
Mayor
Harrison
should
huve
said:
"Go
on,
my
dear,
take
off
your
shoes
and
sit
in
this
easy
chair.
Then
you'll
look
shorter
than
me
in
the
photograph,
won't
you?
Never
mind
air
the
people.
Next
time,
why
not
buy
a
pair
of
shoes
your
size?"
t
The
man
he
has
picked
as
premier
does
not
prop-ram-
held
-up
as
the
model.
,tT1
.,
,
.
.
.
In
fart
I
was
toid
in
Hyderabad
of
the
United
Kingdom.
The
reason
Canada
no
longer
is
selling
eggs
and
bacon
to
the
British
jieople
is
simply
the
act
that
they
can
buy
them
more
cheaply
from
other
sources,
mainly
Denmark
and
Holland.
The
same
situation
exists,
furthermore,
with
regard
to
a
number
of
other
commodities.
There
is
even
a
fear
that
it
appear
much
stronger,
wnue
saie
in
a
mountain
iby
the
Premier
that-if
he
were
disastrous.
And
that
time's
j
jound
to
come
sooner
or
later.
hide-away,
he
was
exhorting
his
men
to
lay
down
their
lives
for
the
Shah
and
passed
around
a
slip
of
paper
signed
by
the
monarch,
saying
"Look,
fellows,
I'm
really
premier
!"
.
The
oil
in
Iran
does
not
seem
to
be
the
kind
that
smooths
troubled
waters.
iree
to
put
tnrougn
the
same
land
reform
program,
that
had
of
-n
nut
through
in
Kashmir,
hi;;
worrits
from
Communist
violence
would
be
over.
When
I
got
up
to
Kashmir
myself
I
found
a
government
tint
seemed
to
know
exactly
wlv.it
it
was
doing
and
.
why.
NOW
Sheik
Abdullah
is
in
Jail
i
!-in
for
the
ninth
time,
lie
.
i
vr-1
eight
terms
of
detention
Teachers
From
Britain
on
Exchange
Jlead
lor
Vancouver
and
Toronto
Krupp
Engineers
To
Aid
Pakistan
KARACHI
(Reuters)
Engineers
front
the
German
steel
firm
or
Krupp
will
arrive
in
Pakistan
shortly
to
build
up
Pakistan's
irou
and
steel
industry,
it,-
was
for
the
Maritime
LONDON
CP)
British
teach-
,
volunteers
ers
planning
to
take
temporary
,
provinces.
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
in
tiie
eld
days
of
the
Btitish
I
jobs
in
Canada
mostly
plump
:
Toronto'
and
Vancouver
get
raj,
because
the
Maharajan
;
for
Toronto
and
Vancouver,
ffew
the
call
over
Montreal,
Canada's
largest
cltv.
for
two
main
rea-
considered
demoeracy
loo
rev-
-t
-
i..
f
,
f
BRAUN'S
ISLAND,
torn
FAMILY
CAW
Sunday,
August
23rd
Sunday,
Aug
A
new
venture!
Brtwr
the
whole
ramlly.
or
row"
Bible
Stndijs
in
Philtppians
in
'.the
morning.
,
f
evening
at
8
p.m.
An
excellent
time
and
place
for
a
holiday
unite
auspice.':.
Plan
to
tome
evenings,
If
you
caiuw's,J
COSTS
$1
per
day
per
person;
$2.50
per
(lay
tvtr"
Any
.surplus
will
be
devoted
to
Missions!
Ladies
share
in
kitchen
detail.
Director
and
Manager
REV.
FKKI)
AN1
230
I
iflh
Avenue
East,
Prime
""I
-,t
w
..rw..
tfjfjj,,--
wrmeta-'the
blutionary.
Wh?n
the
new
parliament
the
Liberal
candidate
was
J.
F,
But
now
Abdullah
has
been
;
PGE
Arrangement
iniie-d
by
an
arbitrary
order
o
meets
ibis
autumn,
Canada's
:
Peterson
who
charged
his
Pro-policy
concerning
the
death
pen-
gressive
Conservative
opponent,
alty
will,
according
to
advice
C.
D.
Coyle,
with
maintaining
leornt'd
lure
Friday
night.
Under
an
agreement
signed
recently
in
Germany,
Krupp
has
been
granted
rights
of
surveying,
investigating,
prospqeting,
mining
and
quarrying
in
Pakistan,
authoritative
sources
here
said.
cost
of
living
is
thought
to'be
higher
in
Montreal,
and
teaching;
in
some
schools
is
in
French.
These
sidelights
on
the
preferences
of
British
teachers
were
the
man
who
holds
the
job
With
U.S.
Mooted
eight
years
of
almost
total
sil
ence
on
the
floor
of
the
house.
VICTORIA
(CP)
British
Col-
j
Riven
by
W.
J.
Rood,
director
of
Peterson
himself
was
a
great
talker
and
silence
paid
off.
Mr.
uinbia
may
negotiate
with
JJtii-:
the
League
of
British
Common-
which
corresponds
to
our
provincial
Lieutenant
Governor.
Mr.
Nehru
has
explained
(the
painful
events
leading
op
to
the
arrest.
Serious
differences
of
opinion
arose
within
the
Abdullah
government.
We
are
not
told
whether
or
not
this
was
be-cau.-e
Abdullah
himself
had
from
Ottawa,
be
close
to
the
top
of
the
agenda.
This
is
to
be
expected.
The
problem
is
there,
and
is
not
going
to
remain
unsolved
indefinitely.
First
of
all
may
come
a
suspicion
that
someone
will
recommend
a
'commission.
The
gentleman
will
go
that
far.
ted
State
railway
lines
for
fx-
i
wealth
and,.
Empire
which
runs
tension
of
the
province's
Pacific
'
the
annual
teacher
exchange
be-Great
Eastern
Railway
if
the
tween
the
United
Kingdom
and
Coyle,
seeking
his
third
term,
was
re-elected
with
a
much
larger
majority.
r
federal
government
and
big
,
Canada,
Australia
and
Scith
Canadian
lines
won't
co-operate,
Africa.
1KNNETT
No.
2
M
P.
When
Viscount
Bennett
died
ui
England
a
few
years
ago,
it
did
not
mean
there
would
be
a
The
chief
trouble
with
paylng-as-you-go
these
hazardous
days
Is
that
you
are
more
likely
to
be
brokp
before
you
manage
going
anywhere.
Premier
Bennett
asserts.
I
"Must
British
teachers
inter-
The
premier
plans
a
trip
to
,
ested
in
the
exchange
scheme
Ottawa
later
this
year
to
try
think
Toronto
and
Vancouver
for
assistance
in
extending
the
are
the
only
places
on
the
map,"
government-owned
line
north
of
Rood
said
In
an
interview.
,
the
Peace
River
country
and
j
Boom
developments
in
Wer.t-south
into
North
Vancouver.
,
ern
Canada
have
fncreased
In-Cost
of
the
extension
would
terest
in
nostings
to
Calgary
be
about
$100,000,000
and
Pre-
and
Edmonton,
'ihe
fewest
op-
come
to
believe
that
the
only
possible
basis
of
settlement
for
the
Kashmir
question
was
to
leave
the
valley
as
an
Independent
area
to
be
part
of
neither
Pakistan
or
India.
But
we
are
told
that
after
the
break
up
in
the
cabinet
"Sheik
Abdullah
had
gone
to
Gulmarg
long
absence
of
another
member
of
the
same
name.
The
recently-elected
Miss
Sybil
Bennett
of
Georgetown,
Ont.,
represented
the
ridin?
of
Halton.
She
is
R.B.'s
MM
IfCIl")
niece,
a
lawyer
and
head
of
the
where
he
was
plaeed
under
de
notional
women's
organization
of
the
Progressive
C
o
n
s
e
r
vative
A
screen
door
is
all
very
well
while
you
remain
a
teen-ager
It's
then
you
get
a
bang
out
of
it
But
Inter
in
life
it
becomes
an
alcmic
bomb
or
something
like
that
and
can
be
capable
of
creating
much
personal
distress.
AUTOMATIC
WASHER
Ml
ttttt
MWWIMliMM
plications
are
for
the
Maritime
provinces,
most
teachers
preferring
to
penetrate
farther
tention,
and
later
taken
to
Udhampur,
where
he
is
lodged
party.
mier
Bennett
said
B.C.
hasn't
that
much
lor
railway
building.
"If
we
can't
make
headway
in
Ottawa,
we
will
entertain,
arrangements
with
American
rail
lines,"
said
the
Social
Credit
g
vm&A
g)
in
a
rest
house
and
every
com
fort
has
been
provided."
Norris
the
cartoonist
is
enroute
I
borne
from
'Britain
and
Europe
and
one
can
reckon
there
must
Meanwhile
the
police
have
had
to
fire
on
crowds
agitating
1
';
-
'
Friday,:
to
choice
cluster
of
tales
still
Aerial
photo
views
of
BriUsh
Columbia
cities,
large
and
small
and
some
not
so
old,
are
being
Average
daily
wage
of
male
help
on
Canadian
farms
at
May
15
was
$5.01
with
board,
$6.23
without
board.
to
be
drawn
or
told.
How
many
lor
the
release
of
Abdullah-India's
long
time,
and
most
faithful
friend
in
Kashmir.
.
The
constituent
assembly
has
1
taken
just
now.
Each
means
about
half
a
page
and
should
premier,
who
envisions
a
"joint
inveMttnent
policy"
to
complete
the
PGE.
.
The
line
starts
.at
Sqamlsh
and
-ends
at
Prince
George,
the
last
83-mile
link
from
Quesncl
to
Prince
Oeorge
being
completed
a
year
ago.
Urtr!av
l
British
Columbians
still
remember
the
late
Fitzmaurice
who,
during
the
first
war
provided
nviiuuf;"
yon
happen
to
be
familiar,
the
not
yet
been
called
into
session
to
have
its
say
on
the
jailing
jf
it3
own
head.
town,
makes
you
feel
familiar
All
in
all,
the
scenes
are
admir
able,
and
we
shall
cheerfully
say
the
same
about
the
Skeena
met-
1
1.
n
Re
The
Province
with
what
Norris
j
is
doing
for
the
Sun
today.
Fitz
and
his
chuckles
never
failed.
Tremors
Reported
.
BOGOTA
AP
strong
earth
tremors
shook
the
region
of
Perelra
about
150
miles
west
of
rojMilis,
the
moment
it
appears.
$359-00
ond
up
Canadians
arsenals
has
enter
Field
Secretory
ed
the
present
year
with
greater
backlog
of
business
than.
ever
before,
open
orders
on
the
books
totalling
$2,000,000.
Oh.
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
McBrlde
Street
Bogota
Friday,
but
reports
from
that
city
said
there
apparently
was
no
damage.
we've
heard
about
more
quietness
on
the
Korean
front.
But
that's
not
always
what
it
seems.
Supported
by
MRS.
COLONEL
BEST
ond
CANYON
CITY
BAND
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
313
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
644
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
The
nomadic
Koriaks,
a
Mongoloid
people
of
northeast
Siberia,
own
immense
herds
of
reindeer.
Here's
an
election
story.
It's
Just
possible
it
conveys
a
lesson.
In
the
riding
of
Elgin
(Ontario)j