Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Tuesday,
August
4,
1953
PERSONALS
aders
of
Three
Major
Parties
ell
Received
at
Campaign
Meets
I!
.
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v
kj
r
cs
;
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100-mile
motorcade
drive
from
By
The
Canadian
Proas
4a
's
tax
rates
are
lowr;r
lo.se
of
thi
United
States
Itain,
says
Prime
Minis-Laurent,
answering
Pro-5
Conservative
charges
anuda's
taxes
are
too
ngle
person,
earning
1
year,
is
taxed
,$269
in
anil
$332
in
Britain,
but
,8!)
in
Canada,
the
Lib-idur
told
French-speak-Bcnces
at
Et.
Johns,
Que-
bee,
and
at
nearby
Oranby
on
Monday.
The
rates
for
married
persons
with
two
children
are
slightly
higher
in
Canada
than
in
the
U.S.,V
he
said,
but
when
family
allowances
are
taken
into
consideration,
the
Canadian
rate
Is
the
lowest
of
the
three
nations.
The
crowd
broke
into
his
speech
repeatedly
with
applause.
Similar
enthusiasm
for
the
prime
minister
was
displayed
at
other
meetings
as
he
made
a
bnerbrooke
to
St.
Johns.
The
two-day
sweep
marked
the
end
of
the
hectic
campaigning
in
the
rural
areas
of
Ontario
and
Quebec.
BACK
TO
DESK
Today
he
returns
to
Ottawa
to
pitch
into
a
pile-up
of
government
work
before
resuming
has
campaign
Wednesday.
George
Drew
today
moves
Into
Quebec
in
a
final
attempt
to
dent
the
Liberals'
overpowering
Commons
majority
from
that
province.
Backed
by
only
three
Quebec
members
at
dissolution,
th?
Progressive
Conservative
leader
will
devote
two
of
bin
last
five
campaigning
days
to
trying
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
Stephens,
well-known
pioneers
of
the
city,
have
returned
from
a
visit
to
Boulder,
In
Montana.
t
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed
Saunders
are
back
in
B.C.
after
a
holiday
trip
that
took
them
as
far
south
as
Mexico.
Mr.
Saunders
has
resumed
duties
in
his
printing
plant
here
while
Mrs.
Saunders
will
spend
a
few
days
in
Vancouver
before
returning
home.
The
sojourn
in
southern
California,
which
included
three
days
in
San
Farncisco,
lasted
about
a
month.
Richa'd
Parry,
an
old
timer
of
Prince
Rupert
is
now
living
In
Victoria.
Mr
Parry
for
many
years
served
in
the
Canadian
N'atlonal
Commissiarv.
as
well
as
being
Identified
with
marine
matters.
Following
his
resignation,
he
visited
Australia,
and
subseouently
enjoyed
a
tour
around
the
world.
He
came
orig-uaiiy
from
Australia.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Rutherford,
1045
First
West,
left
yesterday
by
car
on
a
two
weeks'
holiday
trip
which
will
take
them
through
the
Okanagan
Valley.
0
Complete
with
14"
bltdc
d
ctuin
F.O.B.
Vncouf,
B.C.
gather
in
more
of
Quebec's
85
seat.
The
other
three
days
w;il
MISSING
A
WEEK,
and
without
food
for
three
days,
the
four
citw
members
of
the
yacht
Geiiman
fuiaiiy
maae
port
at
Liscomb,
N.S.
They
lost
their
way
in
heavy
fog
in
the
Atlantic.
They
said
they
planned
to
continue
their
cruise
to
Pugwash,
N.S.
Left
to
right:
Mrs.
Gladys
Brown,
Knobby
Rushton,
both
of
Springhill,
N.S.;
Capt.
Mann
Trenholm,
Pugwash,
and
Mrs.
Gwen
Cameron,
Springhill.
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V
THE
GREATEST
VALUE
IN
CHAIN
SAW
HISTORY
HERE
ARE
THE
FACTS:
In
the
list
eighteen
monthi
the
McCulloch
3-25
hes
piovcn
to
be
Cenede'i
most
popular
chain
Mw.
A
quick
look
t
thete
grtpht
below
will
show
why
McCulloch
leeds
the
held.
PRICE
LOWER
J.5i
June
53
Archaeologist
Starts
Search
For
Treasure
GUATEMALA
CITY
(Reuters)
ing
the
remains
of
the
late
i-nited
States
archeologist
Waya
a
empire.
Henry
Whitehead
of
Chicago
is
The
archeologist,
after
several
making
a
one-man
expedition
,
months'
study
of
ancient
docu-M
search
for
Spanish
treasure
I
ments
in
Guatemala's
San
Car-hidden
in
northern
Guatemala
1
los
University,
said
he
had
de-
SERVEL
be
in
Ontario.
After
a
week-end
rest
from
southwestern
Ontario
campaigning
last
week,
Mr.
Drew
gave
over
Monday
to
personal
campaiRning
in
his
own
riding
of
Carleton.
SPEAKS
I
ROM
WAGON
He
attended
a
community
athletic
meet,
a
garden
party
and
a
square
dance-pie
social,
speaking
by
turns
from
a
hay
wagon,
a
lawn
und
the
back
of
a
truck
used
as
a
hillbilly
orchestra
platform.
A
main
theme
of
his
speeches
was
the
development
of
Canada's
natural
resource!),
and
he
promised
that
a
Progressive
Conservative
government
would
take
steps
to
see
that
these
are
developed
further
fur
the
benefit
of
Canada.
-
.
"One
of
the
decisions
to
be
made
Aug.
10
is
whether
you
want
a
national
policy
to
develop
our
resources,
or
to
have
them
exported
to'
the
United
States
to
build
up
that
country."
At
Victoria.
CCF
leader
M.
J.
PERFORMANCE
BETTER
J
SS
June
53
since
1541.
,
Before
leaving
Guatemala
City,
'
Whitehead
said
his
ultimate
destination
was
near
the
Pledras
Negras
Mayan
ruins
in
a
virtually
unexplored
section
of
the
State
of
Peten,
near
the
border
of
Mexico.
The
area
consists
largely
of
thick
jungle
hid-
A
iteady
tales
volume
hat
meant
production
savings
that
have
been
passed
on
to
you.
McCulloch's
engineers,
always
ahead
with
the
latest
engineering
techniques
have
steadily
improved
the
3-25.
Now
the
new
3-25
gives
you
48
more
cutting
power
with
no
increase
in
weight.
,
Working
closely
with
McCulloch
operators
hat
enabled
McCulloch
engineers
to
incorporate
the
many
new
features
that
have
increased
the
Cutting
life
of
the
3-25
by
41.
tailed
information
about
the
treasure
and
estimated
its
value
at
"several
million
dollars
in
fold
and
silver."
This
followed
several
years'
study
of
old
Spanish
maps
and
historical
documents
in
Mexico
City.
Whitehead
said
considerable
treasure
destined
for
Spain
from
Mexico
was
packed
by
mule
from
Mexico
City
to
Guatemala
where
it
was
regularly
placed
on
Spanish
ships
at
the
Guatemalan
Pacific
port
of
Iz-tapa,
south
of
the
present
port
jf
San
Jose.
The
Mexico-Guatemala
trail
led
through
the
area
near
the
CUTTING
LIFE
LONGER
Jan.
52
J.n.
5J
Liberal
Slogan
eld,
Says
Uph(
EllOIR
which
sang
throughout
the
Coronation
service
of
Coldwell
said
Monday
night
than
IMizanctn
in
Westminster
Abbev
will
cross
the
At.lnntic
ill
for
an
eielit-week,
40-city
tour
of
the
U.S.
and
Canada.
ewhaite
Apph
a.'
me
bt.
i'aul
s
Cathedral
Choir,
the
group
is
made
up
of
and
18
men.
Their
tour
will
coincide
with
the
building
of
rican
Memorial
Chapel
in
St.
Paul's
CnthoHml
tr,
hnnn.
Unity,
security
.
Piedras
Negras,
he
said,
and
was
the
Liberal
i
that
route
was
abandoned
by
HAZELTON
and
freedom
beneath
Social
Credit
is
a
plan
for
the
regimentation
of
the
Canadian
people.
"It
marks,"
he
said,
"the
rise
of
a
North
American
form
of
fascism
here
and
in
Alberta
that
is
an
aggregation
of
antisocial
elements
assisted
by
the
credulous
to
put
in
for
office
groups
of
unscrupulous
oppor
Bi'K)
members
of
the
U.S.
armed
forces
who
lost
their
lives
campaign
slogan
in
1949,
Ted
the
Spanish
conquerors
because
ed
in
Britain
during
World
War
II.
Here
the
choir
U
Interim;
the
chancel
of
St.
.
Paul's
Ciithedrnl
dnritw
ervice.
Wll
thoic
are
the
facts
about
the
new
1953
McCulloch
3-S5.
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PRICE-BETTER
PERFORMANCE-LONGER
CUTTING
LIFE,
Fact,
that
make
the
New
McCulloch
3-J5
the
best
chain
saw
buy
in
Canada!
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your
(oral
MrCiWfoch
lolrr
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for
a
(enionlralion
or
contact
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tunists."
;
CROWDED
HALL
The
statement
was
applauded
'
by
an
audience
of
500
which
crowded
a
dance
hall.
"I
find
it
difficult
to
under
Mrs.
Phoebe
MacKellar
I
Applewhaite.
Liberal
candidate
f
continuai
altilcks
by
'
indians.
i
for
Skeena,
told
a
meeting
in
Hazellon
Whitehead
said
he
was
confx-;
New
last
night
and
these,
he
said,
had
been
preserv-
,
Cent
he
knew
the
location
of
led
and
increased
during
the
pastthe
treasure
taken
from
one
of
1
four
years.
1
the
pack
trains
by
the
Indiana
j
Mr.
Applewhaite
warned
that
i?nd
lacpd
m
hidm
m
one
Qf
l-evon
the
Korean
truce
did
not
jof
itself
mean
all
danger
of
war
their
temples.
I
was
over,"
and
urged
a
continued
,,.,
,rnl,
i
build-up
of
Canada's
strength.
.,...
.
MlSElMPU.lt
1
A.
fcruce
Brown,
MLA-elect
for
i
LONDON
(ti-)
Recent
addition
,
Prince
Rupert,
told
the
meeting
to
the
London
Science
Museum's
j
that
Mr.
Applewhaite
had
given
aeronautical
section
is
an
Avro
;
Skeena
a
term
of
faithful
"and
504
aircraft
of
the
lgl4.18
war
rrMcKeTr-was
in
the
'
recovered
from
the
bomb-dam-lchalr
laged
Hull
Yorkshire,
museum,
i
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
718
Second
Ave.
W.
Blue
S92
Advertising
in
the
Daily
News
Brings
Results
stand
how
sensible
and
intelligent
people
could
vote
for
exactly
the
same
kind
of
philosophyif
I
can
call
it
a
philosophyas
our
boys
in
Germany
and
Italy
defeated
in
the
Second
World
War."
'
Social
Credit,
Mr.
Coldwell
said,
was
one
of
the
biggest
pieces
of
hypocrisy
Canada
had
ever
seen.
A
CCF
government
would
in-,
troduce
a
comprehensive
social
security
Rystem
to
replace
the
present
"piecemeal
and
inadequate"
'
system.
"If
we
can
raise
money
for
-A
noL.l
Canadian
actress,
Mrs.
Phoebe
Srsklne
MacKellar,;
last
ni.tht
er.tertained
a
amuir
bub
applicative
audience
in
St.
.
Andrew's
Parish
Hall.
S
Mrs.
MacKellar,
who
present-
i
cd
her
"One
Woman
Theatre"!
under
the
auspices
of
the
war-
!
dens
of
the
cathedral
on
behalf
of
the
building
.fund,
began
her
nrorram
with
two
of
Pauline
I
Johnson's
poems,
one
of
which
j
was
the
famous
"Song
My
Pad-
i
die
Sings."
'
When
Mrs.
MacKellar
was
in
!
Victoria
recently
she
was
Intro-
j
duced
to
Miss
Agnew
who.
when
!
H
Ik
iJ
-ssiv
""OCpSs;
she
knew
that
Mrs.
MacKellar
j
destruction
necessary-
though
defence
is
surely
we
can
raise
money
fur
th.;
alleviation
of
human
suffering
and
the
serving
of
liuman
need."
&ooi0(i3D(iOOiis...
f&
u
0
01UU
DD
A
Delicious
'.
was
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
to
do
a
show
of
dramatic
items
about
Canada,
recalled
that
over
40
years
ago
Pauline
John
son
had
put
on
a
reading
of
her
own
poetry
in
St.
Andrew's
Church
Hall
here.
,
So''
In
salute
to
this''
former
(vent,
Mrs.
MacKellar
began
her
program
with
the
two
Pauline
Johnson
poems.
Educated
in
Montreal
and
New
Brunswick,
Mrs.
MacKellar
spent
a
year
In
London
finishing
her
education.
She
attended
McOill
University
and
played
leading
roles
In
McGill
Players
Club
productions
for
two
seasons.
'
.
r
At
the
Royal
Academy
of
Tuna
Fi"sm
MADI
00U8lY-0eUCt0VS
WITH
mustabd
I
jp.
J
,
MNO
AM)
VERSATILE
style
with
many
Chalk
while
furms
UNDER
a
Liberal
government,
Canadians
have
added
every
year
i(Q
the
national
strength
and
national
unity
of
Canada;
Welhave
had
the
greatest
expansion
of
social
welfare
in
our
history;
'
We
have
increased
put
employment,
our
production
and
our
national
income
every
year;
.
We
have
had
the
greatest
expansion
of
our
primary
and
secondary
industries
truly
an
industrial
revolution;
Because
of
the
outstanding
contribution
of
the
members
of
our
Navy,
Army
and
Air
Force,
we
have
been
able
to
do
our
full
share
to
prevent
and
to
stop
Communist
aggression;
We
have
reduced
the
national
debt
every
year,
and,
in
the
fast
two
years,
reaped
the
reward
in
lower
tax
rates.
Do
we
want
all
that
to
be
continued?
Do
you
really
think
it's
time
for
a
change?
For
a
change
to
a
Parliament
of
regional
groups
a
handful
of
Social
Crediters
from
the
Far
West,
a
few
Socialists
from
the
Prairies,
a
few
more
Conservatives
from
Ontario
or
the
Maritime
and
some
so-called
Independents
from
Quebec?
In
such
a
Parliament
without
the
leadership
and
responsibility
of
a
united
national
party,
how
could
the
government
help
being
weak
and
insecure?
Do
we
want
a
'weak,
and
divided
government
to
deal
with
the
formidable
problems
of
the
next
few
years?
I
ask
you,
IS
it
really
time
for
a
change?
,
We
believe
most
Canadians
want
a
government
which
encourages
enterprise,
promotes
trade
and
fosters
the
exploration
and
development
of
our
resources;
and
you
know
it
as
well
as
we
do,
that
requires
balanced
budgets,
paying
off
debts
in
prosperous
times
.
and
a
tax
structure
which,
while
fair
to
all,
is
adequate
to
meet
ground
for
blaek
milk.
the
cool
acetate
fabric
slim
flatteriiie
lines.
iv
stole
laeki'l.
miri
mllnr
-
TUNA
FISH
SALAD
v
7"
J
cup
canned
tuna
fih
1
cup
diced
celery
1
tablespoon
minted
onion
2
tablespoons
vinegar
Vl
teaspoon
salt
Vb
toaipoon
pepper
f
Va
taspoon
Colman'i
Mustard
V2
cup
talad
drtiting
Break
tuna
into
large
pieces,
combine
with
ingredients
and
toss
lightly.
Serve
in
lettuce
cups
garnished
with
stuffed
olives
and
lemon
wedges.
For
newly
revised
recipe
book
send
10
to
Keckitt
&
Col
man
(Canada)
Limited,
Station
T,
black
lineu
with
red
'iiai-anked
to
keep
its
loveliness
through
tu-f'lle
washings.
The
h
made
from
the
pro-I'.iueed
at
the
Columbia
f
Plant
at
Watson
Dramatic
Art
in
London,
she
wrh
awarded
the
certificate
of
merit,
fche
followed
this
with
work
in
British
films
and
teaching
dramatics
in
London.
For
five
summers
Mrs.
MacKellar
returned
to
Canada
to
give
outdoor
productions
of
Shakespeare's
plays
with
"casts
of
all
ages.
Curing
the
war
she
continued
her
work
in
Canada
with
summer
productions,
adding
plays
on
.North
American
Indian
legends.
Her
husband
is
Capt.
Andrew
MacKellar
of
Cunard
Steamship
Line.
While
here
Mrs.
MacKellar
is
the
guest
of
Cmdr.
and
Mrs.
N.
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