Prince
'
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
REFLECTS
TiifsdHy,
February
1(1,
19M
and
R
A
report
has
come
from
Otta
ui
tndepnant
dally
newspaper
d"
voted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prtnco
Kupen
and
Northern
and
Centra
British
Columbia.
Mnmbpr
oT
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
rirrulfltlnni
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Pruire
Rupert,
Iati
New-
Limited.
.
J.
F.
MAftOR,
President
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vlrf-President
PUnolt
wa
that
buffalo
meat
has
been
flown
to
I'ciry
River,
ibout
75
?
us
being
'Wly
lwikin.
Z":
'miles
in.iide
the
Arctic
circle
1
"
i
navt
,1,
n
m
!
This
meat
if
o
fceii,
"
t
theUanl,
,
Subscription
Hates:
iy
carrier
per
week,
25c;
per
month,
tl
00;
per
year,
110
on.
ly
mall
Per
month,
75c;
pr
year,
$8
00.
'
.
kUtdorizea
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
Ottasra
Salmon
Deal
The
j
Kskimos,
but
the
Huky
dogs
be-
longing
to
the
Kskimos.
Why
j
Can
t
the
dons
eat
.seal
Instead.
I
There's
plenty.
Having
enioyed
I
a
goJxi
buffalo
roast
in
Prince
;
RujH'i
t
inure
than
once,
we
know
It
makes
fancy
feeding.
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'lays
of
su
The
yi
j,;7"
"-scrt
In
the
national
en
!'ri1
'ih
,1,'
till:
No,
Hut
We'll
Read
On.
Iji.a
"'y
cv.
week
we
hart
our
bottoms
all
"i
Id
scej
it
THE
Minister
of
Fisheries,
the
Hon.
James
Sinclair,
is
the
first
man
on
the
government
side
to
have
won
warm
commendation
from
the
opposition
benches
this
session.
The
salmon
sale,
now
being
ready
for
color
remember?
I
Kline
and
Leather
Record
,
Waldeni
At
the
wedding,
the
presents
1
'or
he
bride
and
groom
were!
displayed
prominently
fur
all
the!
guests
to
see,
admire,
envy.
One!
To
Hedi
finalised,
is
a
spectacular
featli-j
was
a
check
for
jfi.WX)
payable;
vu.hjciaki
drawn
by
the
father
l
as
the
U
n
,,
uu.
v
bikle.
This
magnificent
gift
,.,,.clta
'J"
brought
forth
abs
and
ndmini-1
merlin.,
,,
l
,
Qr
fa,'"ii!iin;.'.ii'wi!.
,i
.
'
,
Xitft
1
mr,iin;imiT'rmTmmfrrnrTrTr
t
-".
er
in
the
cap
of
B.u.s
up
ana
coming
"fishmonger
general."
It
ls
also
a
practical
demonstration
of
what
can
be
done
when
business
men
put
their
heads
together
with
government
leaders
to
see
how
snags
to
sales
can
fo
removed.
FOR
YEARS
past
I
haVe
been
.
.
HARRY'S
SI'RF.
-TRYIVf.
TO
M
AKE
IT
1.0
fK
I.
IKK
WE
NEEI
Til
IT
PAY
HOOST
.
ii'mMauni'
,n.SiJ
A
Myi-r.
i,i
Cnloiiist
vias
f,..
tai
y-trexunr
n,
of
the
Ii-fl-h;,,
-
Hy
Al
llealon
in
Vancouver
Province.
3rilliant
Finale
T
OMORIiOW
will
hi-injr
one
of
the
first
siji'ns
I
that
winter
is
nearly
over.
The
Alaska
Music
Trail
is
to
present
the
final
concert
of
its
current
series.
'
If
one
coii.siders
the
stature
of
the
ai
lisl,
lnw-tver,
the
faflin-
winter
takes
on
less
impoi'litnce.
harpist
Nicanor
Zabaleta
would
coinmanil
atteti-ion
in
hLs
own
l
ight
at
any
time
of
the
year.
A
recent
impressive
example
of
this
was
given
,vhen
he
arrived
from
Europe
for
a
concert
in
New
York.
Although
a
newspaper
strike
was
on
at
the
time
and
publicity
therefore
limited,
the
concert
hall
was
packed.
So
enthusiastic
'was
the
reception
that,
despite
the
fact
that
newspaper
critics
had
no
way
of
spreading
a
cheer,
Time
magazine
picked
up
the
story
anyhow.
It
ran
a
full
column
to
describe
the
harpist's
success
and
his
musical
career.
In
doing
so,
it
cleared
up
one
point,
which,
since
probably
few
of
us
know
much
about
harp
music,
may
le
of
interest.
Time
said:
"Instead
of
misty
sound
effects
and
undulating
glissandos
that
have
become
a
trademark
of
harp
performances,
ho
played
a
clear-cut
melody
and
counterpoint."
Prom
this
we
can
see
that
tomorrow's
audience
will
not
he
required
to
sit
through
an
evening
of
gentle
strumming
but
will
hear
music
which
promises
to
create
lively
enjoyment.
It
would
appear
that
this
season's
Alaska
Music
Trail
is
all
set
for
a
brilliant
finale.
Letterbox
6
tion
from
all
exrept
the
father's'
banker
he
luuc.lifd
heartily.
Yuu
iniiiht
be
able
to
lour
the
British
IsIch
this
summer
and!
save
cash
at
the
same
time.1
though
this
npiN'ars
odd.
What
a
thrilt
tour
ticket"
costs
is
$111
third
class
or
$'.'7
first
class
and
valid
anywhere
over
Britain'
transfer
system,
covering
a
ihou.sand
miles
and
good
fur
six
months
If
historically
minded,
one
can
see
more
arid
wander
Je.-s.
A
I
I
W
Mol
lis
MOKK
!
It's
ben
tedious,
this
lack
nf
arrival
by
the
RS
Prince
George
Rales
Too
High
Claim
Lumbermen
OTTAWA
(CP)
-
Lumber
pro-;
ilu'fiS
on
Canada's
wtst
cou
.t
j
j
have
protested
that
hii'h"
-freljj-if
1
talcs
largely
are
re-ixiii.
ibie
for
I
i
their
being
pu.shcd
out
of
Ira-!
(iitional
market
in
western
Ca.i-
(ievcloiment.
What
have
we
pot
to
lose?
How
did
the
CNR
get
permission
to
cut
off
down
to
Vancou-
ver
through
such
poorly
settled
territory?
If
the
CNR
had
been
lold
to;
fceep
straight
on
to
the
end
olj
0fll
l)y
,.,,mr.:
itors
In
central
the
road
Rupert
and
ship-
every
Wednesday
noon
tvrry-
B.C.
The
Editor,
The
Daily
News.
Proof
that
the
Plltdown
man
is
a
hoax
has
proved
embarrassing
to
a
number
of
scientists.
Many
of
us
feel
like
saying
"I
told
you
so,"
because
we
knew
It
before
they
did.
Our
Bible;
plainly
say,
"Of
d
created
man"
and
being
simple
enough
to
believe
that,
we
have
saved
ourselves
a
good
deal
of
headwork
and
useless
confusion
They
needn't
worry
about
there
not
being
enough
years
ai
-counted
for
in
the
Bible
for
ii.
Genesis
1:1
we
read.
"In
the
beginning
Ood
created
the
heavei,
and
the
earth."
but
it
does
not
from
thiTe
the
north
country
one,
j
u.st
naturally,
had
become!
plugging
away
in
this
column
for
precisely
the
kind
of
action
which
was
Initiated
last
year,
and
which
was
carried
through
by
as
neat
a
team-play
as
has
been
seen
for
many
a
year
In
the
field
of
economics
and
politics.
The
British
and
Canadian
governments
got
right
down
to
brass
tacks
when
the
Right
Hon.
R,
A.
Butler
was
In
Ottawa
in
195J.
Neither
government
was
anxious
to
enter
into
direct
barter
deals.
The
Canadian
government
was
unwilling
to
accept
sterling,
so
long
as
sterling
remains
inconvertible.
But
the
iractical
men
got
around
the
difficulty
in
the
following
way:
The
B.C.
fish
and
lumber
in-'erests
reully
began,
in
earnest,
to
canvass
the
British
market,
not
for
selling
but
for
buying
possibilities.
Thfl
developments
of
the
next
few
months
exceeded
all
expectations.
B.C.
Interests
found
that
there
were
many
items
which
had
formerly
been
bought
in
the
old
pals
with
three
colors
and
a
whistle,
along
with
a
finger-polnl
and
three
words
'
there
she
Is."
I'M?
Chrvslfr
:;
4
IiiK.r
I
rhmwitlil
All
nn
tr
I'll'l
l
iiril
fud.
Very
ski!..
LARGE
Sfll'
OI.K1R
fll
today
would
be
comparatively
i
The
Hi
lUsh
Columbia
Luinb.
r
heavily
impnluled.
well
able
to
i
Maiuilactui
ers'
Association
support
millions
of
eager
Callu-
"'p
(
omplaiiil
Monday
oe-
dian
settlers
'
'"rp
Dnar'
'
transport
com-
'
'
.
.
,
.
,,,,.'
ml.'isloner.s
in
an
applicati'm
ro-Somewhere
along
the
I
ne
I
h.
,
dlwrtorH
of
the
CNR
1.
,sl
Mg
M,
1
h
d
the
B.C.
fi'd
rBTh.r
'oast
to
po!r!,s
between
Calg.ir,
and
Foil
William
and
Port
Ar-
The
most
of
us
dislike
winter,
it's
true.
But
how
many
are
pondering
this?
You
can
travel
all
the
way
home
without
the
Ice
cream
giving
the
slighest
hint
of
melting
.
av:"
B
..
u
,
,'
.
1
thur.
The
application
is
being
fm
say
He
immediately
created
mar
after
that,
and
many
Bible
!
Thank
God
we
live
in
a
dem-:
scholars
believe
there
may
be
a
1
or
racy
and
the
mistake
dan;
lapse
of
thousands
of
years
br-
'
.,tilt
be
rectified.
How?
The
CNR
'
tween
Ood's
first
creations
and
!
(all
begin
to
institute
a
long
;
the
rrpntinn
rf
mun
whirh
'
.nnA
ipun.r.Wim
lArmln.
AUTO
SB
Somehow
It
seems
strangely
out
of
place
for
Newfoundland
lo
i
have
more
statutory
holidays
If
Ihnn
nnv
nlhpp
nrnvinpp
Mpw-
'
Canada
Shirks
Lifesaving
Duty
a
CN
steamer
ran
on
a
rock
in
Seymour
WHEN
"Narrows
north
of
Vancouver,
the
other
day,
opposed
by
f-'otithern
Interior
Lunfber
Association
of
B.C.
C.
W.
Brazier
of
Vancouver,
counsel
for
the
Lumber
Manu-taeturers'
AssiM'latiin,
.said
west
coast
lumber
men
have
lost
markets
in
western
Canada
because
of
freight
..rate
ini'ieasei.
but
that
the
rate
boosts
have
Improved
the
competitive
position
of
interior
mill.--.
U
SA
which
could
be
purchased
millions
iwouW
arcount
for
lhe
age
of
ais
.d
shipping
facilities
to
the
;
In
Britain.
They
placed
many
present
day
archaeological
of
dollars
worth
of
such
extra
orders.
There
was
no
ironclad
findings.
True
science
upholds
Bible
truths.
Prettv
soon
Drobablv
the
same
north
country.
I
!
One
line,
the
CPR,
Is
suffi-;
i
dent
to
service
Vancouver.
In
I
the
interests
of
Canadian
dem-
ocracy,
the
CNR
should
be
given
contract
which
compelled
Brit-
ain
to
use
these
extra
earnings
j
scientists
will
be
chasing
the
RECORDS
for
the
purchase
of
B.C.
salmon.
;
npw
-creatures"
they.
have
dis
Rnf
thoi-o
thprp
there
hoc
vL'nc:
was
i
a.
a
frentlemen
gentlemen
DPntipmpn'i'
s
s
1
covered
j
r.
and
j
.1.
thuik
h;ni,
1
r
r....
for
.u
i
10
J
years
in
wnicn
vo
compieic
.-
0
-
,
sure
they
I
i
iurim
ami
liiwiiv
auic
v
1
,,
i
.,.,i(,,,.n
.1
,,,,
.,m
and
to
co-operate
oiwrant
for
fnr
mu
mu-
l
.
l
I
the
rehabilitation
'
program
"
...v
agreement
have
found
the
missing
links.
.
GutlderSOtl
BdCk
.
POPULAR
t
We'll
rest
on
the
fact
that
man
j
.
lo
Vifnrouver.
Tnat
m
n
was
created
by
Ood
and
till
Own
ISUSIIieSS
pla;d
u
if
.y
ari(1
Canada
arc
;tual
benefit.
Both
countries
side-stepped
the
difficulties
and
complexities
of
a
large-scale
barter
deal.
But
.
r.
n
j
.
.
.jito
come
first
BY
POPULAR
AS
To
further
speed
the
r'habili-
iboth
parties
achieved
by
omer
puddle.
NO-MONKEY-BUSINESS.
tation
of
the
CNR
railway
to
it-
logical
place
In
the
north
coun
VICTORIA
(CP)
Einar
Oun-der.son
resi'ncd
as
minister
of
finance
In
the
British
CoiiimoU
government
Monday.
The
portfolio
now
goes
to
Premier
Bennett.
Mr.
Gundcr.son
was
first
elect-
try,
establish
the
present
CNK
execuiive
between
Jasper
and
New
Lonq-Play
Selections
Albums
and
Accessories
All
ot
Rupert,
and,
ip.so
facto,
watdii
mi
iiuui
Biuw.
!
cd
in
Siniilkameen
In
November
Or
leave
them
where
they
are
j
of
,952
,
a
by.ele(.Uou
al
ter
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
flf
illlU,
m,
ip.SU
1.ICIAI,
lOOV.SW
Ui;
Lllll-
it
was
from
the
U.S.
Coast
Guard
that
Canadians
learned
of
the
mishap.
Last
September,
nine
men
adrift
on
a
Canadian
barge
in
Lake
Superior
were
rescued
by
Coast
Guards.
In
the
Maplecove
affair
qtf
some
months
preyious
two
U.S.
Coast
Guard
vessels
stood
by.
Canadian
gratitude
in
such
matters
should
be
tinged
with
embarrassment.
Establish-'
ment
of
a
Coast
Guard
service
has
been
urged
upon
the
Dominion
Government
for
years,
but
without
result.
I'acific
waters
are
dangerous,
and
the
H.C.
Legislature
Ia.".t
October
called
upon
Ottawa
to
set
up
a.
Coast
Guard
service.
Ottawa
authorities,
on
the
rare
occasions
when
they
comment,
cite
the
various
government
and
private
craft
theoretically
available
for
rescue
work,
and
it
is
a
fact
that
the
Navy,
RCMP,
Transport
and
Fisheries
Departments
have
small
craft
at
various
points.
But
vague
talk
of
"liaison"
is
no
answer
to
the
need
for
craft
and
personnel
definitely
on
call,
and
capable
at
appropriate
ports
of
aiding,
large
ships
in
trouble.
Nobody,
expects
the
Governrtfrnti
lautwh
at
once.
It
can
be
started
on
a
small
scale,'
buV
it
ges
3rd
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert
iMiu,o..'.-"'-irlmi,r
Bennett
went
oulsine
)
If,
;sUon-
,
,
,
hi;
elected
members
for
a
iin-
f
in
roncmsion.
may
I
susBe.,t
minister.
He
was
defeated!)
SU
.at
the
CNR
be
asked
,o
put
its,
general
election
in
tsper-Rupert
line
up
for
sale
,
by-c-ler-i1-
ui
;
means
the
benefits
ot
wnai
Dar-1
ter
would
have
given
them.
!
CURIOUSLY
enough,
Mr.
Sin-I
clair
is
winning
a
reputation
in
Parliament
in
a
new
field,
i
For
many
years
he
has
spoken
in
the
House,
and
on
the
public
platform,
and
has
built
up
a
!
reputation
ais
a
hard-headed,
hard-fisted
fighter.
!
But
In
the
past
few
weeks
Mr.
i
Sinclair
has
spoken
to
private
'
gatherings
inside
Parliament
iwith
amazing
effect.
His
subject
jwa'i
his
trip
to
India,
and
other
;
countries
of
Asia,
in
connection
Iwith
the
Colunibo
Plan.
It
was
a
fascinating,
factual
;
but
offhand
and
relaxed
account
;
of
a
personal
Inspection
of
all
Ja
or
donate
it
free
gratis
to
th
The
Editor,
.
The
Daily
News.
For
40
years
Prince
Rupert
has
had
a
bureaucratic,
millstone
tied
around
its
neck
with
the
knot
tightened
in
Montreal,
namely,
the
drydock.
Little
wonder
the
reaction
to
the
proposed
sale
of
same
was
one
of
happiness.
Tre
conditions
of
sale
are
important,
but
for
anyone
to
want
to
bind
this
knot
a
little
tighter
by
maintaining
the
sta-us
quo
is
reactionary
and
unhealthy.
The
fact,
that
Prince
Rupert
will
have
In
its
hand
the'
freedom
to
make
autonomous
decisions
without
first
asking
permission
from
the
down-easters
province
of
B.C.
to
be
developed
with
the
PGK
railroad.
EDWARD
W.
GREF.N.
Prince
George,
B.C.
.
SHOE
SAU
tiou
in
Victoria.
He
remained
in
lite
government
until
the
budget
was
completed.
He
now
returns
lo
his
char-teied
accountlm:
business
hi
Vancouver.
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A
JOKK
F.dilor.
Daily
News.
wife's
new
teeth
bit
The
The
My
i
of
the
wonderful
Columlxa
Plan's
chunk
out
of
my
Income
tax.
projects
on
which
Canada
is
Yours
truly,
J.
S.
V.
LADIES'
SHI
LATEST
REPORT
'i
.Atk
your
Invathntftt
Dtr
for
ln
lit
'
-
m4
Prfcpctw
!
should
Jxi
worth
millions
of.
riol-j
law-.
if'
'doubtful
drydock
irurie
in
the
bush.
Or
am
I
nut
beiii
materialistic
enough
in
my
viewpoint?
What
price
freedom,
or
how
much
will
a
city
give
for
Its
soul?
Which
sin
Is
the
greater
.
.
deliberate
neglect
or
apathetic
disinterest?
spending
some
,$25,000,000
per
!year.
-
.
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VV-"-
'
But
the
report
was
more
than
merely
factual.
For
the
way
the
Hon.
Jimmie
tells
It,
It
emerges
as
a
great
human
dream.
Many
of
the
people
who
have
heard
Mr.
Sinclair
in
his
of
f-the-record,
behind-the-scenes,
talks
on
his
round-the-world
trip
are
convinced
that
he
could
make
ought
to
be
started.
Toronto
Telegram.
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeod
One
of
the
highlights
of
Uie
log
awaited
with
so
much
ex-present
session
promises
to
be
pectancy
in
Parliamentary
cir-the
cles'
appearance
before
the
Trade
,
''McLean
who
is
and
Commerce
Committee
of
the
!
tU
i
,
Meeting
Honors
!
Veteran
Writer
VICTORIA
(CP)
Ii.
A.
Pinky
Mi
Kelvle,
veteran
of
311
years
in
the
legislative
Pres
Gallery,
received
an
illuminated
.scroll
Monday
at
the
annual
meeting
of
lhe
Gallery.
Mr.
MeKelvin.
associated
wl.h
the
Vancouver
Province,"
tin;
Vlctona
Colonist
and
the
Prime
Rupert
Daily
News,
leaves
Tuesday
for
an
extended
assignment
'i,n
the
KoiiUntm
Press
In
Mon
I
wouldn't
accuse
the
CNR
tit
deliberately
neglecting
the
de
exactly
the
same
talks
to
vast
audiences
in
eight
or
ten
of
the
larger
centres
in
Canada
with
great
benefit
to
all
concerned.
velopment
of
the
CNR
from
Jasper
to
Rupert
but
their
dis
at
FASHION
FOOT'
interest
ls
pathetically
apparent.
-
For
the
story
which
emerges
As
soon
as
the
CNR
passes
lIlkUI
Ululi
UI
Mltr
1
I
uuc
Ui
IU
yxjiti"
CALVIN
BULLOCK
in.
through
t..e
rich
capital
of
Alberta
Into
the
Rocky
mountains.
It
guiltily
hurries
off
to
Its
lov?r.
from
Mr.
Sinclair's
record
of
his
journey
to
the
impoverished
countries
of
Asia
Is
different
and
more
than
an
Important
public
report.
It
Is
the
testimony
of
a
merce
Committee,
ls
responsible
for
securuig
the
attendance
of
McKlttrick.
An
economic
authority
of
no
small
reputation
himselfthe
late
President
Roose
treal.
the
Leopard
practical
but
compassionate
Canadian,
with
eyes
to
see
even
behind
the
surface
facts,
and
with
a
heart
to
feel
for
those
hundreds
of
millions
in
their
desperate
need.
Senat
of
Thomas
Harrington
McKlttrirk
some
time
next
month.
McKHlrlek
is
one
of
the
world's
most
eminent
financial
figures.
He
is
regarded
generally
as
the
outstanding
authority
in
any
country
on
problems
of
International
banking
and
currency
convertibility.
It
is
expected
that
he
will
be
before
the
Senate
Committee
on
March
24-25
next.
In
private
life
McKlttrick
Is
senior
vice-president
of
the
Chase
National
Bank.
But
during
his
long
career
as
a
financial
expert
he
has
held
a
number
of
The
Fox
and
frm
tkt
(ciwtM
Hitim
A
J
velt
consulted
him
on
a
number
of
occasions,
McLean
Ls
a
personal
friend
of
the
Chase
National
Bank
Vice-President
and
maintains
a
correspondence
with
him.
It
was
at
Benator
McLean's
request
that
McKittrlck
agreed
to
make
his'
knowledge
of
trade
and
currency
problems
available
to
the
Committee.
The
engagement
will
turn
the
spotlight
briefly
on
the
Inquiry
into
trading
and
currency
problems
which
the
Senate
Commit
Shrinkinq
Morton
'
Vancouver,
bypassing
the
virgin
northland
of
B.C.
The
balance
of
the
north
is
reluctantly.
serviced
by
a
CNR
rauway
which
Is
more
Interested
in
reducing
the
service
than
)n
boosting
the
development
of
the
territory.
One-tenth
of
the.
interest
shown
by
the
CNR
between
Montreal
and
Vancouver
applied
to
the
Jasper-Rupert
line
would
have
paid
off
years
ago
In
Increased
industrial
expansion
and
a
solvent
railway
system.
1
most
heartily
recommend
the
sale,
of
the
CNR
and
its
rolling
stock
between
Jasper
and
Edmonton
lo
private
capital
for
DUNDEE,
Scotland
The
Weekly
News
published
here
told
the
story
of
a
13-pound
leg
of
mutton
purchased
80
years
ago
Banb'irv.
Oxfordshire,
and
never
called
.
for.
The
mutton
still
hanging
on
a
butcher's
hook
now
weighs
only
one
tee
has
been
carrying
out
since
early
last
session.
The
work
of
the
Inquiry
Is
being
quietly
but
very
thoroughly
carried
out.
It
oound,
nine
ounces.
A
FOX
and
a
Leopard
were
disputing
about
their
1k?..j1it
to
be
the
more
handsome
of
the
two.
The
Leopard
said,
.
coat;
you
have
nothing
to
match
that."
But
the
Fox
repie
may
be
smart,
but
my
wits
are
smarter
still.'
public
offices,
including
the
pres-
:
idency
of
the
Bank
of
Interna-
tlsna!
Settlements
from
1940-1946.
The
problem
on
which
he
will
advise
the
Senate
Committee
is
international
trading
policy
in
general
and
currency
convertibility
In
particular.
He
ls
believed
to
be
one
of
the
most
powerful
forces
working
behind
ls
expected
that
it
will
be
-finished
before
the
end
of
the
present,
session.
The
report
will
be
both
lengthy
and
comprehen
CRATINQ
PACKINO
STORAGE
and
H.
MORAL:
Smart
wits
can
bring
you
happiness
Outfox
the
hazards
of
life
by
opening
a
saving
a"uu
.
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CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
and
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE.
MOVING
ny
Bvlnm
arrAitnt
f
U
tnrnntnn
nf
vnur
future-
inutpc
sive.
There
is
a
good
chance
that
It
may
prove
one
of
the
most
Important
as
well
as
in-etrestlng
economic
documents
complied
since
the
end
of
the
war.
It
may
also
prove
to
be
controversial.
At
the
moment
It
Is
understood
to
be
leaning
quite
heavily
towards
a
scheme
of
Empire
trade.
the
scenes
for
early
convertibility
between
the
United
States
dollar
and
the
pound
sterling.
Anything
that
McKlttrick
may
'
say
to
the
Senate
Committee
on
the
question
of
convertibility
will
have
the
ring
of
real
authority
behind
it
That
Is
the
reason
why
his
appearance
is
be-
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