OTTAWA
DIARY
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
Friday,
February
13,
1953
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in
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newspaper
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upbuilding
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The
picture
of
Socialist
Britain
as
a
land
in
which
lutxu
lords
It
in
Hit-
Huddle
and
Ral-Inps
madly
olf
in
nil
directions
ill
pilIMlit
Of
Utuplun
M'tU'lllCS
has
ju.sl
received
a
rutic
jolt
In
official
Otla4
circle:..
Presumably
a
little
indignant
as
till
a
liiiptitieut
out
xnjne
if
Ihr
misconceptions
which
Canadians
have
ben
forintti;
in
the
Jiubin-l
of
Ue
coin
pa
rail
vc
induMry,
efficiency
mid
evM'nsivciicss
of
Hritij.h
labor.
the
Culled
Kingdom
Illnh
Com-niKttoiw-r
s
office
holt
Ksued
I
some
erllneit
fieurcj.
They
!
cuil
no
uuiii
rwi
whalcvir
And
Sulliurtzo!
aa
fconl
dua
r.-.ail
fcf
Ua
rViat
Off.c
Department,
Ottawa
A
Wise
Decision
.Marry
AH
Or
None
IF
YOU
want
to
read
a
different,
unique
novel
uiiiu-u
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a.
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on
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t
brm
pni,ni
out
of
tbf
marlut
f
WT
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d-(lli,rt!
i.
UK
KKl'ORT
that
a
chemical
and.
metallurgical
:
a
'
A
c,
uiitianv
is
uronosinir
io
engineer
a
van
irxtut
U.
nig
uusincss
live.
The
Uilllt
....
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l-KTUllir
.TUIH-
111
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rt,,
H,Ulh
ln
....hold
ance
9tfl.
a!.e
t
Kinrdom
hive
ri-a
5
38
8
per
cent,
in
fr.Jtu.
they
were
euiiMderably
tv
'
Uirt
wilhtl,.
y
hiW
b
fibn'wl
rJ..
Finally,
on
the
m,i,
dm-Uvity.
the
Xjtuui
f
stalUtM
ians
ciNiipare
t
Cameron
Hawlev,
1
homax
-ktk
f
or-u
North
,,
...
Anu-tuaii
tftl
i.
nry
In
the
labor
Allen,
$..:).
f.kl
It
Is
about
what
happens
Ju
fa.
I,
thry
to
u
LiiilMdr
ruble
when
the
dynamic
prvMU.ru
oi
.Ur..t
ti-'
pi--
-f-
the
''
utMi
a
bi
furniture
Mipany
drop,
f'"1
.
.
.
'
In
doubt
dead,
and
ho
u
.i
the
five
vice-,
,
n.ply
u
Utt.
,mni0lj.,.
pre.sideiiu
slruKKie
lor
the
kln-
trie
Hrut.sh
w.iiki-r
.
pln
job.
the
Canadian
m
OI
oi
MILESTONES
Stat,
,
'
K
a
wotki
r
ftivt
...
The
whole
ui
tioii
lakrs
hiuo
ures
favor
the
l,.
in
i-
noun,
ii
is
exi-iuiiK
R.t
All
(,.,,
rum
Ih,
(hit
Hits
pir,
u
w
in.
111
Dally
;
EN
DERNIER
RESORT
(LAST
RESORT!
By
Robert
La
Plm
in
Montreal
Le
Dovoir
any
detective
story.
But
prom-
;
'ise-do
not
peek
at
the
last
pmte
0
YcOTS
Ago
Todoy
until
vou
have
nally
read
th.--
H.
A
I'hiljxitu
reMxiird
hh
;b,,k
or
vou
will
siv.il
everv-
P-'t'on
.
Heeri-Ury-trean.iirr
Victoria
Report
;
iiy!ro-iectnc
power
development
in
uie
auih
wcd
:
will,
if
correct,
amply
vindicate
Resources
Minister
.
Winters
in
his
refusal
to
surrender
headwaters
of
the
Yukon
River
to
the
Aluminum
Company
of
;
America.
I'ossiMy
Mr.
Winters
already
had
this
ace
up
;
his
.-.loeve
when
he
announced
his
decision.
Since
the
project
as
rejMirted
will
produce
five
times
as
'.
much
power
as
that
now
underway
at
Kemano,
negotiations
leading
to
it
must
have
consumed
considerahle
time.
It
is
even
possible
that
Alcoa
w
as
;
U'aten
from
the
start.
Whatever
the
circumstances,
the
principle
of
Mr.
Winters'
decision
was
sound.
Water
which
can
be
converted
into
power
is
liquid
gold.
We
should
no
more
think
of
letting
it
go
for
easy
cash
than
"
we
would
consider
disposing
of
our
mineral
fields
and
timber
stands.
Another
point
to
be
considered
in
this
particu-.
Iar
instance
is
the
development
of
the
Yukon
and
northern
B.C.
In
spite
of
the
example
being
set
by
."
construction
of
a
railway
into
the
Ungava
region
of
northern
Quebec
to
exploit
the
iron
ore
resources
,
there,
mining
by
itself
does
not
normally
encourage
if
tiic
'uiice
KuLMit
V'bli
and
dmn.
The
mill
x
i.f
w
hi-ud
of
the
H;il.s
hlandx
at
IM
:ieen
j
the
Swedish
index
!
;
correspondlni:
Cnud.
l
17.
ti.e
roi
re
..r,t!,.,
rd
Waieii
indi
x
is
la
In
other
w.mik,
h
t.'onin.lsMoni'r'
i
!;it
t
Hint
H11U.I)
wi.i,,-
,
IllllUntrtOlltl.
1.
.Ml
ft-nr
'
(inn!:
MY
FREQUENT
but
friendly
.
Ukt
H
orace.
He-
will
remain
in
jl'iince
Rupert
however.
.
Political
Paradox
Arises
in
House
'
Frank
C,,sjrk
wri,M
,0!
Flureticc
A.
Hr.mian
ol
Ui
A
political
paradox
has
arisen
Th
minority
Social
Credit
fd
on
the
floor
of
the
House.
The
in
the
British
Columbia
Lesis-
government,
which
took
office
Uiree
oppriUon
parties
want
to
the
Vancouver
bun
u.rc
using
mt
hcpiia!
nursuij
stall
and
W.
J
'
of
incnnsi.tcnry
if
admit
it,
je!(-i
on,
nian.taer
"1
Wa.iaie
more
productive
(ban
tc
kpen
Social
Credit
In
power-
for
lature.
last
summer.
wnU
to
be
defeat
Frank.
He
rightly
says
that
!
Fhenea
were
married
at
julel'f
rn
on
this
o.ntn.ini
i
have
been
a
Ions
time
advocate
'
-!lin
ceremony
this
morntfiu
;
more,
it
al.M
:
of
out-andut
AtlanUc
Union
30
Yeor
A90
Todoy
i
ndeZd
that
is.
a
federation
of
all
the;
Several
!ih
IxmLs
were
lo.-red
,.
i,,,h
tmrUi,j.
t.
...
Letterbox
the
time
being
at
least.
;
Premier
Bennett
apparently
believes
his
party
now
could
win
a
provincial
general
ln
a
breeze
I
and
inrreae
its
ttrenuth
in
the
18-member
hou-
lie
has
taunted
the
ounosition
!
weati
rn
democracies
wiilh
one
viUanslnp,
one
fortius
pijllcy.
'WHO
SHALL
SUPPLY
POWER?
opinion,
if
not
successful)
op-
10
proceed
t.-
KeicniKan
t.i
nur-,
,r
tu.
Llf
ket
their
fi..h
on
account
of
tV
nieuled
in
tlw
ir
tnuntx
wca'lur
here
carry
the
stapniu
t
'
debt
from
t.
ii;
Tlie
police
cuiiuiiW.)un
di-clUtd
'
freedom
and
thrraUiK
to
rwiiwe
the
police
force
frH
ideal.1
In
Malaya
ur
six
to
four
men
Including
the
;
Kong,
carry
out
i
:
time
and
again
to
move
an
n
defence
force.
i
amendment
to
the
throne
speech
j
So.
he
asks,
why
not
advocate;
Editor
i
po?t-u
uj
vuuiiih.
I
That
achievement
can
be
ae-
The
Duily
N-s,
I
feel
the
time
has
arrived
complished
on
one
slitRle
vole
This
would
mean
a
vote
or
non-1
federation
of
the
British
Com-of
a
member
of
the
eity
council,
confidence
In
the
government
j
monw(,allh
alonc
or
nv
Ilot
In
the
tollowiiiR
nanner:
j
which,
if
passed,
w
ould
ln
turn
.....
,
,
.
.
..
.
1
nw,n.t
to
cause
the
fall
of
the
government.
I
""'
""ton
between
the
li
"
When
CCF
Oppost.on
Leader!
Canada-
chief
Mayor
Ncwt.m
expUine
I
;
ermamcnt
prottsam.
nr
tiiat
the
reduction
would
be
In
plus
for
Investment
the
natu'e
i
f
an
exiM'i
inien.
devebiw'd
tertilurits
i
when
I
as
an
alderman
should
explain
to
the
electors
why
I
have
consistently
opposed
the
application
ol
the
Northern
B.C.
Power
Company
for
permission
to
spend
$380,000
Oil
diesel
equipment
in
lieu
ol
years
would
.Tf
.wT,..
Harold
Winch
opened
the
throne;
Had
I
be.
n
born
30
.tSfr,Cny,,!',peh
debate
last
week.
Mr.
1
sooner
I
mot
eerUiniy
,
assignment'
Hut
try
t:
20
.
w
Yeori
Ago
Today
rol
w.akiin
a.,
.
.
The
Moote
lia.l
wa
lil.cd
to,j,e
nf,t
lazy"
HO?
,,
,.,..
,,.
.i,K
K..r.
,.
n
w.
....
,,l
Ik.
e.xptndUure
of
S380IIOO.
A
di-
remark
like
"if
you
don't
like
i
federation
of
what
we
now
rail
the
Kovernment.
ask
for
an
e!ec-
the
British
Commonwealth
I
vid.-d
opiixlon
.
of
.
council
ma?
result
In
four
votes
In
support
cuiKiclty
at
a
meeting
oi
cluit
n
and
miners
blithering
to
ties'
at
firat
hand,
experience
ami
cen-illti.ma
at
Anyox
Alderman
O
W
Kudderham
p"c
ldetl.
of
the
motion
and
four
against
hydro
development.
j
Also
why
it
is
my
intention
to
oppose
spending
from
$2,500
to
S3,
000
on
a
foolish
venture
of
j
tion"
or
"
take
It
to
the
people.!
think
'l
would
have
been
n
Mr.
Winch
replied:
'Y
o
u
1
wonderful
Idea
If
the
one-(lf.h
The
mayor
then
mu.-t
cast
the
dorirlinir
m.te
Should
he
vote
should
know
by
now
that
I
have
lot
the
people
of
live
world
who
been
In
this
house
long
enough
.
owned
allegiance
to
King
Ed-
employing
an
eng.nc-er
to
tell
;
on
,hff
n,.RliUve
sidf
of
tne
mo.
the
people
how
to
vote
in
a
,
ri.hi
th.
..
.nnKrai:
Northern
1
of
the
power
company
is
en-
selection
between
the
B.C.
Power
Company
and
the
'
21
yearsi
not
to
be
baited."
j
ward
VII
about
1903
had
form-
!
j
Q
Ycors
Ago
Today
Mr.
Bennett
threw
the
samejed
one
central
elected
parlla-
Rjxmna-
Arthur
Davies
noted
interjections
at
Liberal
Leader
;
mcnt
to
govern
foreign
P"
:
Canadian
author
giving
a
l.-tk
E.
T.
Kenney.
who
replied:
-I'm
j
and
defence.
.
1
on
Huia
.
whrh
wan
mkhisoi
'd
not
going
to
do
your
dirty
work
1
But
th
main
reason
why
that!
oy
the
Civic
I-aoor
Federati-m
for
'ur
you.
you.:
.
1
idld
did
not
not
happen
happen
was
was
because
because
j
hM.
,tatei
Canadlaiu
CLEARING
BC.
Power
Commission.
That
all
boils
down
to
confi
i
the
power
company
Is
secure
in
i
its
possession
without
further
MANY
ARTIC13
dtnee
and
integrity.
For
my
,
Question
as
comnetition
between
o
VERY
LOW
PRSC
part
I
have
implicit
confidence
j
f,e
power
company
.and
the!
Progressive
Conservative
Lead-!
t-naaa
had
a-
oeep
mat
met
,carn
S(mPtning
Irora
the
S-jv-;ln
Mr.
Weston,
the
chief
engi-;
power
Commission
ends.
er
George
Miller,
like
the
other)
which
made
her
oppose
any
lrt
an()
,h(,
people
0
Kus!a
are
of
the:
said
this
week
1
move,
even
within
the
Common-
I
r.eer.
and
his
associates
Power
Commission
will
oppor-lUon
chiefs,
,
.j,.,,,,,,
tne
anie
m
Canp.d-
MFN'S
WORK
f.tVPi
litra.
Power
Commission.
!
have
nothing
to
do
with
a,
his
group
will
support
trie
gov-1
weaun.
wnirn
miam
worwn.
i
Thev
carry
a
great
resnonsl-i
tiiitv
earrviiur
such
a
financial
'
ernment
"as
long
as
you
behave!
Canadian-US.
relationships.
tl'KKl
weight.,
io"
:
Now,
pair
In
other
words
we
would
!
bility
both
to
the
government
burden
founded
on
diesel
equip,-
j
yourselves."
None
of
the
three
opposition
1
never
go
Into
any
purely
Brltlnh!
;and
the
people.
Therefore
I
ment.
ir
s
risiifKMrvui
..,s
Regular
S12
id-Now
-
!
leaders
moved.
a
non-confidence
i
federation
because
that
might
j
motion.
They
said
British
Co-
i
have
be:
11
coruidcreU
an
altront
lumbians
are
fed
up
with
elec-j
to
our
next-door
nelithlwr,
the'
lions
and
want
to
see
their
bust-
U
S
A.
the
rapid
opening
up
of
a
country.
Although
it
established
the
abundance
of
its
gold
reserves
years
ago,
Yellowknife
is
still
uncon--
nected
to
the
rest
of
Canada
by
road
or
rail.
The
,'
same
applies
to
the
great
uranium
developments
of
northern
Canada
and
to
other
remote
areas
where
the
main
industry
is
digging
wealth
from
the
ground.
Processing
and
manufacturing
are,
however,
;
another
matter,
primarily
because
they
involve
a
two-way
traffic
and
because
they
promote
establishment
of
secondary
industries.
It
was
inevitable,
for
example,
that
a
rail
line
would
be
built
into
,
Kitimat.
No
doubt
this
will
be
followed
sooner
or
later
by
a
highway
and
the
site
will
have
the
50,000
population
predicted
for
it.
The
same
destiny
awaits
northern
B.C.
and
the
.southwest
corner
of
the
Yukon
if
the
anticipated
',
hydro-electric
project
becomes
reality.
While
the
'area
is
already
served
to
a
limited
degree
by
a
rail-
way
from
Skagway,
more
extensive
transportation
-
facilities
are
almost
certain
to
materialize.
At
this
!
moment
Pacific
coast
members
of
the
U.S.
Congress
are
endeavoring
to
win
support
for
construction
of
1
a
westerly
highway
or
railway
into
Alaska.
If
the
rt'jxirted
hydro-electric
plans
develop
for
the
Canadian
north,
this
country
will
assuredly
be
willing
to
co-operate
to
the
fuellest.
To
this
district
it
is
all
very
good
.news
indeed.
Those
governing
our
affairs
and
building
our
railways
may
never
dfscard
their
belief
that
Vancouver
is
the
logical
shipping
outlet
for
the
Peace
River
country,
but
if
they
attempt
to
apply
the
same
theory
to
far
northern
B.C.
and
the
Yukon,
we
might
as
well
suggest
they
forget
the
whole
thing.
It
would
lie
cheaper
and
quicker
to
walk'.
J
definitely
will
oppose
that
ex-
j
For
my
part
j
Wlij
ConUnu
Ienditure
as
a
total
waste.
j
onpos.
the
power
company's
I
The
motive
behind
the
power
1
application
until
the
people
I
company
s
application
for
diesel
1
have
an
opportunity
to,
deride
1
extension
to
the
utility
commis-
j
by
vote
as
to
whir
h
company
1
sion
at
a
cost
of.
$380,000
has
a
j
will
serve
them
with
power.
MEN
DKf.SS
ft"TS
ness
none.
,
Well
tailored.
loU
'
Now
:
Anything
short
of
that
Is
a
simple
sell-out.
ALD
GFORGE
B
CASEY
.
MEN
S
ai.i.-wmi
n
two-fold
purpase,
and
Is
full
of
I
dynamite
that
will
bla
t
its
way
j
to
power
regardless
of
public
AMAZING'
I
1
Nin
Mr.
Kenney
tossed
a
new
&ug-'
gestion
as
well.
He
said
that
it
the
Liberals,
who
hold
the
bal-;
'ance
of
power
in
the
Legislature.
;
were
forced
to
challenge
the
gov.
!
ernment
and
bring
about
its'
"
downfall,
the
CCF
should
be
i
giveu
a
chance
o
form
env-
ernment
without
a
new
election
being
called.
j
The
Premier
has
said
that
he
I
Intends
to
call
a
new
election
1
JW,vit.TOH
No
Producing
Oil
Wells
t'NDfSR
every
Canadian
jovern-ment.
regardless
of
political
stnpe.
we
have
been
guided
by
two
fundamental
principles:
W-;
will
retain
our
free
voire
and
Iree
choice
In
the
free
British
world
kingdom
and
we
will
do
cur
utmost
to
live
as
the
closest
friend
and
best
neighbor
of
the
USA.
Thus
Immediately
after
World
War
One
Canada
successfully
put
pressure
on
Britain
to
end
her
alliance
with
Japan,
because
Double
back,
vimi
Very
Special
$
Nl.N'8
SHkS
I'
WORK
AM
liKI-
Good
api'aniif'
wear.
Work
Khoea.
from
P-
I
llresa
Shoea.
ff'tn
pj
!
Being
Worked
in
B.
C
HOME
CLEANER
this
spring,
less
than
12
months
aM
lit
VICTORIA
0
No
producing!
Mr.
Haggen
said
in
Legislature
!
nr,pr
th
1.
nrovlncial
contest
BOVS
M'IKI-
slt"!
oil
well
has
yet
been
brought
'
that
B.C.
and
Alberta
should
give
;
wnic.n
saw
the
defeat
o'
the'
of
the
Increasing
antagonism
...v-j
v"-
v..t
uoeral
administration.
But
II
hriawn
Janan
and
USA.
.
ne
gets
mrougn
in!
ccrreui
nex-
1
Sommers
said
Wednesday
in
a
les
northward
into
tne
.
yukort;
jon
th8ut
Iwine
defeated
on
Canada
alone
could
not
unite
with
UJ5.A.
because
that
would
return
filed
In
the
Legislature.
4
and
Northwest
Territories.
j
the
floor
of
Ut!
House,
the
lieu-
in
reply
to
other
questions
by.
ThLs
suggestion
came
recently
tenant-governor
mi(!ht
deny
him
i
weahh"
b.
mce
?h7
""i
Rupert
Haggen
(CCF-Grand
j
from
conference
at
Edmonton
'
,
.
A
i
.
.
.'
'
As
little
a1.Soper
week
.
t
In
r"
SEE
IT
TODAY!
J129.50
Afarli4
DmIM
GENERAL
O
ELECTRIC
VACUUM
CLEANERS
Black,
good
arid
f
Very
Special
(
hoys'
rru.ovi.i
SWfrT:R,-"w
1
Some
mixtures
Very
Sieeial
BOVS
LU
KD
RI'IMii
BOOTS
Best
nualitf
Very
Special.
i'r
u
nt:
vol'
'
Porks-Greenw(K)di.
Mr.
Sommere
between
Premier
fBennett
of
B
C
"""
'
"r
;
",wouia
ouiweiKn
me
gain
said
total
daily
production
of
and
Premier
Manning
of
Alberr
;
natural
ant
from
IX
nrnvpn
well
continue
In
office
with
hia
mln-
if
t'nclc
Sam
wants
to
marry
ority
government
j
up
with
Miss
Cunuda
he
must
Mr.
Eennett
evidently
In
trying
!
marry
the
whole
durn
family
in
the
province
is
1
52
000.000
'
cubic
feet.
All
wells
arc
in
the
j
Mr.
Haggen
said
the
suggestion
to
speed
up
the
session.
No
Social
Peace
River
district.
is
resented
by
the
people
cf
the
ine
entire
uruisii
i.oriiriiuii-
wealth.
But
when
we
form
that
federation
of
the
free
It
must
Credit
private
members
are
nu:
iu(.iiT
M"1'
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
He
said
31,430,548
acres
are
Yukon
and
"B.C.
hasn't
anything
,
covered
by
oil
and
gas
permits
to
gjye
tne
yut0ners
-in
the
Thirty-eight
com-
,
u
panics
hold
a
total
of
234
per-
1
"
Kay
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ElECTRIC
scheduled
to
speak
In
the
throne
j
meet
certain
terms
or
It
won't
speech
debate
and
he
said
he
1
take
place.
hopes
the
budget
can
be
brought
j
Wc
won't
give
up
our
Throne.
down
next
Tuesday.
1
nur
Q"'n.
'1"R!'.
1U''
loV"-
,,
.
,.
.
;
tity.
In
the
future
federation
the
stand
the
leg.
Present
r.ga
in
;
Canadian
nl
1
a.
.
.
C
..
I
1
r
i
A
.
in
Bt
1
mits
and
34
individuals
hold
148
w"-"
-'
.
permits.
added.
A
small
town
Is
where
every-tCanada
soldier
comes
home
with
lam.e
.
virun
s.r
Amrrirarli
Frenchman.
German.)
18.
Liberals
6.
Progressive
Con-1
Scandinavian
will
have
ecpial
Phone
644
Box
1279
Dofly
knows
whose
cheque
is
good
and
who.se
husband
isn'.
j
Elmira
iQnti
Signet.
a
Japanese
bride.
But
we
are
totally
unaware
as
to
how
Canadian
ladies
and
Japanese
gentlemen
feel
toward
one
another
servatives
2,
Labor
1,
vacant
S.
rights
and
equal
duties
Ncif
to
Ruoertj
.
!
The
Totem-Land
Society
swep
Friday,
the
thirteenth.
Anyway,
you
can
afford
to
forget
it,
within
a
few
more
hours.
pressing
for
the
naming
of
streets,
parks
and
points
of
interest
in
Kitimat
with
tnoai
TIIAT
INFAMOIS
LIST
Anyone
identified
with
the
publishing
business
has
distort
Nb'TIC
names.
Why
not?
Check
up
on
our
history,
and
you'll
find
many
EUROPEAN
FLOOD
RELIEF
HOME
COOKING
SALE
Commencing
10:30
A.M.
TOMORROW
BULKLEY
MARKET
All
throe
Interested
in
donating
home
cooking
of
any
kind
please
brin?
to
Bulkley
Market
Third
Avenue.
a
name
of
importance
has
an
Indian
origin,
He
was
a
glib,
persuasive
ed
ideas
if
he
ever
feels
like
laughing
at
a
typographical
error.
Instead,
he
wouitU
prefer
to
weep.
There's
a
list
of
these
slips
happening
all
over
the
continent
again
and
again.
Each
is
a
thorn
ln
the
flesh.
Behold
them:
Sin
for
son.
Cuties
for
du
talker
and
he
turned
to
the
girl
1
with
this
plea:
"Let's
have
a
companionate
marriage.
We'll
live
together
for
a
while,
and
If
we
discover
we've
made
mistakes,
why
then
we
can
separate."
ties.
Bride
for
bridge.
Fiend
for
?
M
friend.
Plague
for
plaque.
Wer.eh
for
winch.
Metal
for
medal.
Bo
fih
nllrl
i.n
Tnlm
with
the
t!
wisdom
of
Arabia
"Sounds
fine1'
1
the
way
you
say
it.
But
what'll
we
do
with
the
mistakes?"
Appeols
on
Section!
2.
5,
6.
7
and
8
will
be
heord
tonight.
Friday,
commencing
ot
8
p.m.,
ot
the
City
Council
Chambers,
City
Hall.
(Signed)
,
H.
S.
WHALEN,
Choirmon,
Court
of
Revision-
'4
Vf
V
I
-
"
'
..
in....
nawi
imfc
Mm.
a
'
n
,
...Ttktmjt
J
'
ther
for
brother.
Loving
for
Hying.
Desire
for
reside.
Mopey-moon
for
honeymoon.
Uninformed
for
uniformed.
We
admire
a
polar
bear
in
that
although
he
often
takes
a
cold
bath,
he
never
brags
about
it
Kitchener-Waterloo
Record.
vantjefiil
llefi
PeJcrScn
of
the
Evangelical
Lutheran
Church
Conducting
CONSECRATION
SERVICES
St.
Paul's
Lutheran'
Church
Every
Night
except
Saturday
Sunday
Services
lt
a.m.
and
7:38
Bjn.
Week
Nights:
8
a.m.
COME
AND
BRINO
YOUR
FRIENDS
'
i
HANDS
OVER
COMMAND
Air
Marshal
W.
A.
Curtis,
59,
retiring
chief
of
the
air
staff,
reviews
an
RCAP
guard
of
honor
at
air
Bird
Lover
VANCOUVER
Sympathy
of
a
seven-year-old
boy
for
nine
budgie
cost
his
parents
$65.
He
released
a
neighbor's
birds
from
their
cage,
and
his
parents
agreed
to
pay
for
the
loss.
force
headquarters
in
Ottawa.
Air
Marshal
Curtis
handed
over
1
command
of
the
RCAP
to
Air
Marshal
C.
R.
Slemon.
Fit.
Lt.
Vnl
Burdett
of
Sarnia,
Ont,
Is
at
extreme
left.
THAT'S
ANOTHER
MATTER
And
still
another
Western