i-";
Tailored
bj
U
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
As
I
See
It
Famous
for
i
Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
News
Ihursday,
April
2,
1953
u
tii"eieuaiil
anil;
nawipaprr
dMotfd
to
the
upbuilding
ol
BUM
Hupn
nd
Norilwrn
and
Cntra
BrltUQ
Columbi.
IMmbrr
trf
3ndin
Prena
Audit
Biiru
of
ClrilUoo
Cunidlan
Dll
rifwippr
Aocltlon.
Publlshwl
bj
"Tie
Prlna
Ruperi
Du?
Nf
Llmlta
.
-
I.
P.
MAUOR.
PlUldPDt
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vloe-PrMldnl
i
by
"MU
"PPeoti
7
1
America'!
JTROKCfJI
K
more
:
'
V..
,1
8ubwrtptlon
Rst-,
a-
i
I
.
.
.jt..
mnnth
IK.-
Mf
fMT.
1
10
00
The
smallest
of
paokaKes!
The
RUPERT-ALASKA
TRADE
HELD
man
wrapped
up
In
himself.
j
KEAL
FER1L
TO
SEATTLE."
It
.
i
tells
all
about
how
the
Pucet
No
one
dure
ay
UjU
ha
been
j
Sound
city
1
feeling
over
the
a
hard
winter,
but
It
will
take
a
projected
bare
service
between
lot
of
persuasion
to
make
us
Prince
Rupert
and
Ketchikan,
agree
that
the
last
thirty
days
Prince
Rupert,
it
la
declared,
ran
have
been
pleasant.
ajuiy
destroy
Seat
lie
hlkUjrlctl
position
a
Alaska
main
point
ALSO
TKEACLE
j
of
supply
and
financial
centie.
a.
tmU
pt
iti,th
IV-
rv-r
year,
til
00
i
(?
or'
Panraktis
apix'ar
lo
m
iuv-
i
orlte
breakfast
dish.
Soma
fellow
r
i
I
J.
A.
Biminon
i
Yukou-McKen-ztei,
speaking
In
Ottawa
the
I
other
day,
called
attention
to
the
Alaska
hlkhway
"It
La
be-'
come,"
said
lie,
"one
of
tLe
great
;
tourist
attractions
of
the
world,
and
more
and
more
people
art
planning
a
summer
vacation
,
along
that
romantic
road
through
the
northland."
He
speak
wisely
eat
leisurely,
but
oUier
hav
no
time
to
spare,
and
what
they
want
is
the
knack
that
Isn't
.costly,
can
be
easily
prepared
and
U
nourishing
and
tasty
Hence,
In
so
many
Rupert
kitchen
between
the
unholy
houia
of
6
30
and
8.
the
rude
slunil
'
stack
of
hots."
Election
Money
Wasted
CANADA
is
politically
a
well
run
country.
True,
our
federal
administration
tends
to
get
more
hum-drum-
year
by
year,
but
the
whole
process
tends
to
flatten
itself
out
The
sparks
do
not
fiy
so
oftpn
or
the
obvious
rea.ton
that
the
'asis
of
fundamental
gKreement
mong
ALL
the
partiei
widen
ear
by
year.
In
the
province,
also,
there
t
a
remarkable
similarity
in
he
actual
administration
of
he
Legislatures.
Canada
has
Jberal,
Conservative,
COT.
Social
Credit
and
a
Quebec
nationalist
party
each
running
one
or
more
province.
It
U
true,
say
auUioil.t
un
DAY'S
IRON
dJ
!
and
well,
and
even
allowing
for
swift
and
strong
uiun
lues
tween
June
and
September,
the
highway
Is
recognized
as
a
wln-
.
ner.
WHIPCORD
THE
DI
KE
Of
HWNBl
RO.H
ilefti
chaU
With
Brig.
J.
E.
C.
Pangman,
commander
of
the
27lh
Canadian
Infantry
Brigade
at
Hannover,
Germany.
The
Duke,
wearing
the
uniform
of
a
field
marshal
In
the
British
army,
visited
the
Canadian
troops
Trousers
the
subject,
that
thera
Is
an
Increase
In
heart
disease
but
thl
increase
does
not
ppiy
Ul
all
the
people.
Canadians
as
a
whole
are
living
much
loiter
than
they
used
to
live,
because
comparatively
few
arc
now
cut
short
by
the
infecUou
diseases
of
children
and
youth.
19-01.
T0
Nylon
Lkr.r
$12,95
AT
LAST
I
Yesterday,
Wednesduy,
first
of
Apt
11,
not
a
drop
of
rain
fell
licit.
And
tomorrow,
Etlday.
ts
a
public
holiday.
Cheerful
looking
new
huts
and
clothes
ciun-iiienring
to
uppcar,
Surely
this
U
spring
,
jthortmt
u
nirf
im
otll
tr
Ui'
Poet
OfSc
Dfptftmyot,
Ottw
He
Leadeth
Me...
I'rhOl,
Eloi,
Lamma
sabachtani!"
L
As
Jesus
called
out
these
words
on
the
cross,
the
hidden
fears
of
those
who
had
persecuted
Him
we're
confirmed
with
chilling
certainty.
This
was
in
:
truth
the
Son
of
God.
In
the
strangely
compounded
and
almost
forgotten
language
of
Hebrew
and
:"Aramaic
Chaldee,
Jesus
in
His
torment
was
uttering
'the
prophetic
pica
which
had
U-en
written
in
the
ancient
Scriptures.
'My
Cod,
My
Cod,
why
hast
thou
forsaken
me?"
To
Annas,
the
withered
old
high
priest
who
had
.
l)cen
the
chief
conspirator,
the
meaning
was
shock-ingly
plain.
Jesus
had
spoken
the
words
prophesied
in
distant
history
by
David
in
the
Twenty-Second
.J'salm
which
went
on
to
predict
all
the
ominous
events
that
happened
that
day.
"Father,
into
thy
hands
I
commend
my
spirit!"
So
it
was
that
Jesus
died
on
April
7,
A.D.
30,
a
day
of
mortal
grief
and
spiritual
triumph
which
-Ijas
been
hallowed
through
the
ages
as
Good
Friday.
Perhaps
Annas
then
thought
of
the
Twenty-;
Third
Psalm
and,
in
his
designing
old
heart,
envied
those
w
ho
had
believed
and
would
believe
in
the
.:
years
and
centuries
to
come.
For
in
this
Psalm
is
contained
all
the
inspiration,
hope
and
comfort
that
Jesus
left
behind
at
the
cost
of
His
agony.
It
is
for
.this
precious
inheritance
that
millions
will
bow
in
prayer
tomorrow
and
give
thanks.
oftTTERBOX
tal
Is
$750
and
the
net
costs
THE
OTHER
SIDE
1)1
s(
OV
EKING
KITI
HT!
The
following
two-e
o
I
u
m
n
headline
appear
In
the
Seattle
'Pout-Intelligencer:
"PRINCE
They
are
sup
potted
to
be
far
DAY'S
1
00',
Vtsf
Editor.
The
Daily
News:
,
$S.
That
mns
the
fisher.
apart
In
their
thinking.
Actual-
i
j
IV
if
vntl
Avamina
tthnt
t
!
I
note
an
article
on
the
front
man
u
l.3a
in
ocdi
Dciore
ne
you
WOOL
WHIPC!
ever
ratchet
a
fish.
It
means
any
,
page
of
your
paper
dated
Sat
'
Census
figures
disclose
thut
Effingham,
III
,
has
1.728
married
j
women
any
1,735
married
men
i
There
must
be
seven
fellows
in
'and
around
Effingham
who
should
be
questioned
In
oilier
i
win
lis,
"How
Coine
r'
Trousers
MILESTONES
Irum
Ih
HIm
ol
Th
lHy
!
40
Yeor
Ago
Todoy
Treated
w
thG:
rcducUon
In
wages
or
prices
un-'
der
the
present
conditions-hardship.
Our
Native
pmple
have
always
been
the
must
loyal
subject.
We
can
proudly
refer
to
two
world
wars
and
now
In
Korea
We
have
always
looked
to
Oreat
Britain
urday,
March
28.
headed
-Fishermen
organize
break
off."
As
a
delegate
who
only
recently
returned
from
the
ninth
annual
convenUon
of
the
UFAW.U,
I
with
to
make
certain
observations
on
the
statement
allegedly
coming
from
Mr.
W.
Ood-tlArd
of
fiteveslon
who
is
con
i
The
Ulands
of
ti.e
Plillijn.i.u
,
With
practically
a
daily
tK,al
service
U)
thi.
city
now.
nearly
i
f
u''ld,
'"
i.
.,.,ih
,ith
t
"o'lri
to
outh.
7W)
miles
ean
to
do.
and
not
what
they
say,
you
see
the
remarkable
and
Increasing
similarity
among
them.
IN
MY
own
lifetime
politic
In
Canada
has
grown
visibly
less
corrupt.
No
doubt
there
1
plenty
of
graft
at
some
level
of
government.
Where
there
Is
money
to
be
made,
by
reason
of
government
policies
or
government
contracts,
there
will
always
be
a
certain
amount
of
skullduggery.
As
the
years
have
gone
by.
there
has
been
less
of
It
than
there
used
to
be.
on
the
mass
level.
fur
guidance.
Let's
not
change
testing
the
position
of
Business
lour
policy
now.
Let's
slop
fol-
weft
rll
J
iv
v
urn
w.svw.
sengers
for
Prince
Rupert.
Agent
in
the
U
F
A
W.U.
lowing
the
US
A.
policy,
let's
I
have
no
desire
to
wash
our
1
atoP
looking
under
our
bed
for
union
s
dirtv
linen
in
public
i
communlsU.
Water
Repe'
$19,95
DAY'S
IRON
D
Cruiser
Jackets
19
oz
To-Nylon
b'tr
As
The
clUren
of
Prince
Ruiert
are
to
be
canvassed
for
subscriptions
to
the
agricultural
and
Industrial
fair
to
be
held
h-te
In
S
ptember.
In
reference
to
past
strikes,
I
j
was
In
two
strikes
last
year,
and
!
t
have
had
the
most
democratic
privilege
to
vote
on
the
subject,
after
every
avenue
of
negotiations
have
been
exhausted
i
Our
Canadian
hlMory
tells
ns
view,
however,
Mr.
Ooddard
ha
set
the
precedent
and
I
speak
as
a
member
of
the
U
F
A
W.U.
who
has
had
differences
of
opinion
with
Mr.
Aiex
Gordon
who
Mr
Goddard
is
opposing,
as
well
as
other
incumbent
officers
of
tho
union
and
have
found
myself
at
i
When
I
was
a
boy
In
Ontario
It
was
no
secret
that
many
of
the
old
party
heelers
Orits
or
Tories
alike
would
not
vote
$19.95
;
that
wnen
the
explorers
of
our
30
Yeort
Ago
Today
M.
Y
Mi
Caffery
cassed
a
rev-lution
Uial
the
Board
of
Trade
express
appreciation
for
Uie
uork
of
O.
A.
McNicoll
In
connection
with
the
board,
and
regret
at
his
leaving
the
city.
"
"
uminrj
inra
to
uisx
mmw
oi
even
for
their
party
unlej
HOME
mm
somebody
came
across
Nevertheless.
I.
and
members
our
wonarrn
ine
i)j)e
oi
of
the
same
view,
consider
this
race
that
we
had
here,
they
ts
Internal
business
of
the
union
starved
tnemseives
to
fleam
:
not
to
be
aired
In
public,
and
rather
than
be
slaves
Are
we
!
Williams.
Manson
and
Gon-ihat
nne
a
decision
ha
been
Rolng
to
submit
to
slavery?
If;zales,
local
barristers
and
solid-
DAY'S
W,
V
WOOL
MELT
Cruiser
Jackets
marie
by
the
malority
I
would
1,01
we
have
to
remain
organ-1
tors,
are
opening
a
branrh
office
least
a
two
dollar
bill.
Some
big
shots
drew
five
because
of
their
j
admitted
prestige.
You
would
not
find
that
now.
IN
ONE
respect
Canada
ha3
',
I
lagged
far
behind
Britain
and
;
1
the
Scandinavian
countries.
In-
:
!
cidentally.
the
American
system
1
is
away
ahead
of
us
in
this.
too.
(The
way
we
set
the
boundaries
lzed.
at
Stewart
with
H.
W.
Taylor
in
abide
by
it
but
still
reserving
my
IVAN
ADAMS
'
charge.
right
of
criticism
of
such
policies.
In
my
opinion
Mr
Ooddard
has
placed
the
lack
of
doslre
to
negotiate,
on
the
shoulder
of
'The
Lord
is
my
shepherd;
I
shall
not
want.
"He
maketh
me
to
lie
down
in
green
pastures:
lie
leadeth
me
beside
the
still
waters.
"He
restoreth
my
soul:
He
leadeth
me
in
the
-paths
of
righteousness
for
His
name's
sake.
"Yea,
though
I
walk
through
the
valley
of
the
;
shadow
of
death,
I
will
fear
no
evil:
for
thou
art
with
me:
thy
rod
and
thy
staff
they
comfort
me.
-
"Thou
preparest
a
table
before
me
in
the
pres.
;ence
of
mine
enemies:
thou
anointest
my
head
with
ril;
my
cup
runneth
over.
''Surely
goodness
and
mercy
shall
follow
me
all
the
days
of
my
life:
and
I
will
dwell
in
the
house
of
the
Lord
forever."
Scripture
Jpasuiqt
for
JoJaij
"Serve
the
Lord
with
all
your
heart."
1
Sam.
12:20
"OTTAWA
DIARY
(
20
Yeoif
AgoTodoy
'
The
court
house
stalf
ami
j
members
of
the
Br
Asx'itioii
;
gathered
to
honor
H
f
MacLeod
;
on
the
eve
of
hi
retirement
I
Treated
wiin
Crc.i
Water
Rcp"
;
$29.95
the
wrong
people.
To
my
know-
OS
coiisuiuruiTies
ut
a
uiSKruuc.
(Here
the
map
U
carved
up
by,
ledge
not
once
have
the
officer
what
amounts
to
a
whole
series
INCOME
TAX
QUIZ
AUTOMATIC
WASHER
Mr
and
Mrs.
John
P.
Mitchell
entertained
memlier
of
the
Prinee
Rupert
Badminton
Club
at
which
time
trophic
were
pie-ented
for
tho
club
championships.
10
Yeors
Aq($
Today
DAY'S
lOOV,
woolwhipc:
Cruiser
Jackets
Treated
withC:
Water
Re;
on
negotiating
rommiiiees
refused
to
,
meet
the
operators,
much
to
the
contrary,
even
when
we
were
involved
in
strike
th-companles
were
informed
wo
would
meet
them
anv
time.
In
fact
In
past
years
I
have
leen
of
the
opinion
the
officers
of
the
union
were
too
eager
to
settle
at
a
time
when
it
would
have
been
simpler
to
bring
rates
of
wuge
ithis
refers
specific-lilly
to
the
shorcworkersl
In
line
with
other
industries.
If
this
had
been
done
we
-
.
...
sw
.
ft,
if
I
1
1
!.
"
""ie
-
...
t
'
1
-1
it
.
,
H'f
-(
4.
".t
.
t
t
mr
It
"
1
1
.
it'
5
Of
over-lapping
wars.
There
are
;
fights
within
the
parties,
as
well
as
between
the
parties.
Yet
In
every
province
there
l
a
natural
political
map.
Ceo-,
graphy
and
economics
have
cut
each
province
into
clearly
mark-;
ed
divisions.
'
The
whole
business
should
be
'
turned
over
to
a
judicial
body,
i
like
they
have
In
Britain,
i
J
THE
BEST
THING
that
can
be
1
said
of
the
wasteful
and
ex-j
travagant
mechanics
of
democ-1
lacy,
in
a
federal
state
like
Can-1
ada
is
"sure
It
costs
plenty,
but
lQ
i
Arc
funeral
ixpenvs
pi
allowable
deduction?
i
A
'
No.
Funeral
expenses
art
not
a
permissible
deduction
from
Income
tax
but,
if
rea.ionabio,
au
considered
to
be
a
liability
Of
the
estate
for
Succession
Du
Hi
only
AulenMlic
!
giv
yew
7
mui
V
Utt
hot
weWf.
$29.95
'""The
nation's
economic
statistics
too
many
months
ago
when
one
would
not
at
the
present
time
be
There
were
several
convictions
j
in
police
court
for
violation
of
the
price
celling
and
rental
j
regulations.
The
Wartime
Prices
j
"
.und
Trade
Hoard
were
repre-
j
tented
by
T.
W.
Brown
and
W
'
Fulton.
...
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Naylorj
have
received
word
of
Ihe
safe;
arrival
In
Britain
of
their
son.j
Lieut.
Joseph
Naylor.
RUPERT
RADIO
And
ELECTRIC
llos
U79
riione
tti
are
provoking
some
heavy
think-
In
every
three
dollars
earned
by
ng
these
days
on
the
part
of
'Canadians
used
to
be
gained
in
.jo'
ernment
experts.
The
foreign
export
trade,
-trade
figures
particularly
are
the
,
what
has
happened
in
very
ut)tect
of
a
lively
interest.
'
recent
times
without
even
the
On
the
basis
of
the
last
three
I
Capital's
high-powered
econo-ju'jnths
for
which
the
return
jmisU
becoming
too
aware
of
it
nie
available,
here
what's
hap-jit
that
the
whole
basis
of
the
battling
to
biing
wage
In
line
!
purposes,
at
a
time
when
the
Industry
Q
I
incurred
heavy
medical
laced
declining
markets.
I
won-
MP0"
in
the
years
lHU
and
tier
where
Mr.
Ooddard
was
in't'JM.
Am
I
allowed
to
Include
those
days,
I
know
he
was
a
in
my
medical
exjx-tu-'
the
member
of
the
union.
Was
he
I
amount
of
money
I
paid
on
ihe.ie
advocating
early
signatures
of
j
old
debt
in
18.'j2?
it
is
still
cheaper
for
the
people
than
any
alternative,
such
as
dictatorship,
from
left
or
right."
But
in
Canada
we
waste
vast
sum
of
money
we
do
not
need
DAY'S
IKON
D
Waist
Jackets
19-or
Two'
Nylon
B!r
agreements
thut
have
left
thc(
4A.i
Yes.
Fifr-the
year
1051
This
week
there
came
pr-.nng
in
the-
foreign
trade
i
nation
s
economy
has
shifted.
I
to
waste
wage
scales
so
far
behind
other
field
:
$
vj
Instead
tot
onej
dollar
i
'every
i
to
our
door
the
brisk
young
lady
"Our
FAVORARt.R
trad
hal.
i
three
of
national
Income
derend-1
whose
job
It
Is
to
compile
the
j
industries?
,
i
Mr.
Goddard
says
he
Is
lead-;
ing
a
membership
revolt.
Thi
is
i
a
broad
statement
and
I
think
Vancouver
directory
not
the
civic
voters'
list.
In
a
couple
of
l.
-
........
J
...
.
M
L.
n-rim4
tn
ar.ee
with
the
world
haa
skidded
ln8
ultimately
upon
export
trade,
rom
$201,000,000
to
S63,000,000
I
the
Tti0
now
Is
more
like
one
Our
UNFAVORABLE
trade
bal-!dolla'
four.
ince
with
the
United
States
has!
That
mean
that
the
economy
In
times
of
?rT?"rirr
.r.
;'he
flatters
himself.
oo
uie
same
juu
.
,.,,
0,av.
i.
only
those
medical
expenses
incurred
and
paid
within
a
12-nionth
period
ending
In
thi
taxation
year
could
be
claimed
;
However,
the
law
has
now
been
changed
in
thU
regard.
Q
My
daij'thtrr.
who
n
13
years
of
age
in
1052
was
enrolled
as
a
nurse
in
training
for
IVr
second
year.
She
received
a
sruall
monthly
allowance,
and
room
and
board
from
the
hospital.
I
estimate,
that
I
gave
her
approximately
$300
for
clothe
ky-rocketed
from
$69,000,000
tojls
becoming
more
self-sufficient,
for
the
Province
of
BC.
The"
pnt;
u;ually
a
few
week
later,
the
federal
.
'.'
,h!r
DAY'S
SUNT4
l51
00,000.000.
will
be
!
election
eieuuoii
enumerator
nmiHcioi.
'
The
Our
FAVORABLE
trade
balance
with
the
United
Kingdom
v
f
ills
thev
will
not
find
any
around,
in
pairs
U
keep
each
'"V
hie
onl
answ(
answer
r
Is
IS
W
to
tig
vignien
n
.v,.,
unna.t
!T,w.h
oiit
hnrltv
and
theretore
more
stable
because
less
vulnerable
to
outside
Influences-
Government
economists
regard
the
trend
as
a
healthy
one.
our
MERCERIZE
Drill
organisation
and
build
It
brick
by
brick
Into
an
Instrument
to
better
the
lot
of
the
peojilc
In
the
fishing
industry.
R.
L.
GARDINER.
has
shrunk
from
$87100,000
to
4
,000,000.
;
Each
one
of
the
foregoing
sets
o!
figures
represent
a
substantial
deterioration
in
Canada's
.'Xoreign
trade
position.
Combined
Have
You
These
Qualities?
Brood
culture;!
background'
Breadth
of
understanding?
Compassion
and
tolerance'
Respect
for
the
individual?
IF
YOU
HAVE,
YOU
SHOULD
MAKE
A
GOOD
TEACHER.
British
Columbia
Teachers'
Federation
Trousers
and
other
essentials
during
the
year.
May
I
claim
her
a
a
de
Jewel
Exhibit
doe
Its
own
job
completely
independently
of
the
others.
We,
the
same
taxpayers,
pay
the
whole
cost-Including
the
gross
overlapping
and
duplication.
'fp
Surely
this
Is
one
field
in
which
the
province
and
the
pendent
in
1952
and,
If
o,
what,
LET'S
STAY
ORGANIZED
Editor,
The
Dally
News:
You
have
quoted
In
last
Saturday's
paper
that
the
Native
On
Display
In
Montreal
Is
the
prop.r
exemption?
(A
i
Income
tax
regulations
provide
that,
for
purpose
of
determining
dependency,
Income
from
employment
as
a
nurse,
In
tralnlna
1
not
taken
Into
con
Will
not
sHr
$6.95
DAY'S
SUNT
Shirts
To
match
trot-
Dominion
could
get
together
i
Brotherhood
of
B.C.
is
breaking
out
one
streamlined
they
add
up
to
a
wrong-way
trend
which
superficially
1
more
hau
a
little
disconcerting
be-,?3use
of
the
momentum
which
it
appears
to
be
gaining.
;;
;
In
brief,
at
a
first
glance
these
jiiiUhjics
don't
so
much
ask
to
be
reviewed
with
alarm
as
they
demand
to
be
regarded
with
some
degree
of
Incipient
panic.
1
:.
But
the
curious
feature
in
the
whole
situation
is
that
if
atten
and
work
system.
MONTREAL
Replicas
of
the
crown
jewel
to
be
used
in
th:
sideration.
Since
your
daughter
i
was
undar
the
age
of
21
years
and
her
income
wa
not
more
than
$600.
you
may
claim
an
ex
coronation
ceremonies
this
June!
are
In
a
display
which
opened
at
the
Canadian
National
Railways'
Central
Station
here
today.
inrz.n
Slight
Error
FARNHAM
ROYAL,
England
CP)
Farmer
Harold
Jell
pro
away
from
the
United
Fishermen
Sc
Allied
Workers
Union.
It
ha
been
the
policy
of
the
two
said
organizations
to
work
together
and
the
policy
can
not
be
changed
until
it
is
dealt
with
at
the
next
N
B.
of
B.C.
convention
at
Hazelton
on
April
25.
It
has
taken
us
many
years
to
organize
to
the
extent
where
we
can
all
make
a
living
from
the
industry,
the
operators,
the
fishermen
and
shore
workers.
emption
of
$400
for
her
support
j
In
1952.
tion
U
diverted
from
the
foreign
trade
field
and
spread
over
the
DAY'S
SAN
M
With
all
the
color
and
tparkla
of
the
originals,
they
were
ordered
in
England
a
year
ago
by
the
CNR.
o
Canadians
might
see
them.
-
tested
when
his
white
and
yellow
Ouernsey
cow,
bred
by
artificial
irsemination,
gave
birth
to
a
black
and
white
Frlesian
calf.
He
claimed
compensation
but
was
told
usert
of
the
insemination
service
"must
take
the
risk
of
a
mistake."
economy
a
a
whole,
the
apparent
grounds
for
urgent
apprehension
vanish
almost
magically.
'
.
For
the
over-all
economic
picture
of
the
moment
Is
one
of
robuat
well-being.
Employment
The
crown
jewels
display
will
In
reviewing
the
fishermen's
problems,'
let's
take
the
glllnet-
Dress
Slacks
In
Nvlonbie
Uers
for
Instance:
the
boat
ren-
be
shown
In
Montreal
until
June
30
and
at
Toronto
until
August
7.
From
Toronto
it
win
move
to
is
at
a
record
high
for
the
season
pf
the
year.
Pay
envelope
surly
are
at
a
record
thickness.
Productivity
Is
achieving
new
0alfi.
And
development
of
natural
resource
1
on
an
unprecedented
scale.
V
At
-first
thought
the
phenom
Glen
t-n
.
i
il
PRINCE
RUFERT
CITY
AND
DISTRICT
LIBERAL
CONVENTION
BUSINESS
OF
CONVENTION:
1
.
Nomination
of
Liberal
condidott
to
contest
provincial
election.
2.
Nomination
of
delegates
to
provincial
Liberal
convention.
3.
Consideration
of
Resolutions.
.
This
is
an
important
convention
and
all
Liberals
are
urged
to
attend.
CIVIC
CENTRE-0
P.M.-APRIL
2nd
other
company
stations
through-1
out
Canada.
The
display
Is
flanked
by
life-size
reproductions
of
beefeaters,
yoemen
of
the
guard,
set
against
a
rich,
royal
blue
plush
background,
Jt
Is
specially
lighted
to
$12.95
oniA
GOOD
FRIDAY
The
Three
Hour
Conducted
by
the
Rector
12
Noon,
1
p.m.
and
X
p.m.
CANTATA
8
p.m.
'
"
"OMVF.T
TO
CALVARY"
J-
II.
Maunder
.
Combined
choirs
ol
the
Cathedral
and
First
Presbyterian
Church
under
the
direotion
of
Peter
Lien
and
Mr.
E.
3.
Smith
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
enon
of
a
dwindling
export
trade
and
-a
prosperous
domestic
econ-
permit
a
good
yiew
of
the
most
minute
detail
of
the
royal
WaflsMfi
omy
mightappear
as
almost
the
'
'height
of
anomoly.
Actually,
in
"the
past
the
two
conditions
would
have
been
largely
lncon-ni.stent.
But
that
was
In
the
days
!-not
too
.many
years
or
even
MFN'SLLW''
Confucius
the
great
Chinese
saga
died
In
478
BC
at
the
age
of
about
72.