It
1
I
Piince
Rupert
Daily
News
Kay
Reflects
and
Remini
See
it
As
8
see
Tuesday,
October
27,
1953
If
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,:
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,
1
There
are
elfiht
morning
news-
gested
GeorRe
Morrow
Thl
papers
in
Warsaw
says
Frank
W.
i
meant,
in
the
native
.tonRur,
Rounds,
Jr
attarhed
to
th;
J'stronu,
powerful
or
vigorous,
but
U.S.
Embassy.
They
have
no
the
idea
was
not
given
suppoit.
news
as
we
know
it;
no
weather
Morrow
had
been
in
Rupert
trom
reports
or
local
news;
no
re-
I
the
start
and
was
In
the
meat
porting
of
accidents;
no
human-
buislness.
So,
the
public
tried
interest
stories.
The
most,
Im-
,
again.
portant
thing
is
the
editorial
i
on
the
front
page.
i
HOME
AT
I.A.ST
An
lndepenripnt
dully
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
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Columbia.
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of
Canadian
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(more
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w.
CANADA'S
i
This
time,
the
canvass
lasted
for
weeks,
and
finally
tha
name
"Optimist"
was
turned
In
by
1
p4
One
of
the
best
ways
to
make
your
old
car
run
better
is
to
learn
the
price
of
a
'53
model.
United
Mine
Workers
Union.
joei
rinsDury,
civil
englneerlli
land
pioneer.
This
was
readilv!!
in
it:-;
'
1
,
LCfj,
A
i
adopted,
and
remained
until
the
fr
I.
it
lie
Black
Dog
YOU
were
a
liny
puppy
when
a
smiling
boy
came
at
supper
time
and
handed
you
in
as
a
present.
.
From
the
depths
of
ynur
Just
what
would
be
done
In
the
event
or
there
being
no
weather
to
curse-
for
after
all,
what
a
convenience.
i
word
"News
appiared
on
th?
building
on
Third
Avenue,
thus
becoming
the
newspaper's
first
permanent
home.
l..TI..
WILLIAM
BELL,
2!).
of
Toronto,
believed
the
last
of
Ciinndn's
Korea
prisoners
of
war
to
be
repatriated,
is
greeted
by
his
three-ycnr-olfl
niece,
Belinda
Lenton,
as
he
arrives
In
Toronto,
rsrll
wns
enptured
Rt
Little
Gibraltar
last
Oct.
22,
spent
11
month
In
I'vttk-tonp
pilmm
rump
In
North
Korea
and
was
five
weeks
In
hospital
In
Japan.
'
United
Btates
interests
think-
'
ing
of
spending
eight
millions
on
a
new
hotel
for
Vancouver,
j
They
say
the
time
has
come
,
NEW
THRL1
NewTi,
I
GUAR1"
hound
doggy
belly
there
came
a
thunderous
bark.
You
luimrd
:
Vtilir;.Tlf
from
thrtt
mnment.
!
Ruff,
we
called
you.
from
your
;
h
t
k
You
were
a
teintirrnienlnl
lit-llle
);nly,
too,
Willi
your
shiny
!
.let
hlnvk
ronl.
nnd
Invrly
hrnwn
rye."!
Von
hud
thr
waicgllrsl
.trill
in
all
the
world,
nut
your
fel
when
this
Is
a
necessity.
The
I
same
can
be
said
for
other
com-
1
j
munltles,
but
we'd
feel
safer
by
I
leaving
the
figure
eight
strictly
i
alone.
Say
half
a
million,
or
Victoria
'
SAFE
RELIABLE
SERVICE
I'.ompt
and
Courteous
Phone
5
37
TAXI
Ken
Nesbitt
-
Ronnie
-Tutb
Report
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
something
like
that.
j
I
ines
wriT
rnsilv
hurt
When
1
bob
m
Buy
From
Bulkley
Valley
THERE
is
a
great
deal
to
be
said
for
the
efforts
of
Bulkley
Valley
dairy
farmers
to
create
more
interest
here
in
their
products.
With
fresh
milk
arriving
in
the
city
three
times
a.'
week
from
fertile
farms
so
close
to
us,
it
is
sh'anpe
that
many
consumers
in
Prince
Rupert
con-tSnie
to
favor
.produce
from
the
distant
Froser
Valley.
.
As
visiting
farmers
from
the
Smithers
district
have
said,
it
is
not
their
intention
to
run
dow
n
their
competitors
but
the
physical
facts
of
the
situation
are
all
in
their
favor.
Because
of
their
proximity
to
c4iis
market,
they
can
deliver
fresher
milk
here
and
sjll
it
more
cheaply.
In
these
circumstances,
it
seems
that
the
failure
cjf
Bulkley
Valley
milk
to
pain
.'''renter
w.reptane?
iRcally
must
be
based
to
some
extent
on
ini'.-un'ler-.sfanding
in
the
public
mind.
Pos-iblv
the
brand
nam?
(3'
milk
shipped
through
Vancouver
RtK'pes't
it
r-produced
by
cows
of
better
breed.
Possibly,
too,
it
iS
not
fully
understood
yet
that
the
Northland
Dairy
iS
ovl'ned
entirely
by
northern
farmers
so
that
the
lid
ilk
is
in
the
same
hands
from
the
ime
it
leaves
the
farms
until
t
reaches
the
consumer.
The
truth
is
that
cows
of
the
Bulkley
Valley
flinch
are
mainly
Guernseys
and
Holsteins
are
as
NOT
A
DROP
No
milk
was
dellverc
.:
In
Vew
York
Sunday
and
Monday
ije-
"The
Homt
of
rttet
Phone
93
cause
of
a
strike
in
the
delivery
;
was
try
to
housc-brcnk
you,
too
'
VICTORIA
The
strange
case
,
If
the
City
Hall
won't
have
Mr.
quickly,
you
lay
for
a
whole
day
,
of
Percy
Wright
grows
stranger
Wright
back,
the
government,
of
like
a
limp
rag
We
sent
for
your
all
the
time!
course,
will
look
after
him.
He'll
boy
former-owntr,
and
he
took
j
Mr.
Wright,
you
recall,
was
Vic-
J
be
well
looked
after
for
having
one
look
and
said:
"You
must
torla's
assistant
city
clerk.
Last
so
joyfully
put
his
legislative
have
hurt
her
feelings."
;
spring,
political
ambition
stirring
head
on
the
sacrificial
block
in
I
him,
he
asked
permission
of
the
order
to
open
the
way
for
Mr.
PUT
OH
the
fun
we
hud.
For
j
City
Council
to
seek
a.
Social
Gunderson.
service.
Its
not
a
bad
guess
to
say
It
will
not
last
long.
All
ages
more
or
less
depend
on
this
white
nourishing
stuff
that
Mini
you
were
a
imy
nuie
iaiiu,,mi
lunneujis-i
Mr.
Wright
was
almost
In
ec-
comes
early
in
the
mornlnr?,
!.ii,
i
y
you
would
grab
the
end
lation.
The
Mayor
and
council
stasy
as
he
announced
his
reslg-
i
like
the
dawn.
And
of
course
we
vi
,iy
canes,
and
hung
on
fur
said
sure,
go
ahead,
good
luck
to
nation.
"There
can
be
no-one
all
love
Ice
cream.
;
i
a
iilc.
And
I
would
swing
you
you
and
all
that
sort
of
thing,
j
finer
than
Elnar,"
he
sang
out.
,
.u:U
uh1
round
the
room.
Audi
Mayor
Claude
Harrison
let
it
ad
social
Credlters
whooped
This
is
what
I
found
out
about
;
me
wnole
family
would
roar
j
be
known
he'd
like
a
Social
Credit
anct
hollered,
Premier
Bennett
lellglon
says
Dwlght
D
Elsen-wr.h
laughter
to
see
such
a
liny
!
nomination,
but
nobody
mnde
himself
lead
the
cheering
section,
hower:
It
gives
you
courage
toi
duy
getting
such
a
joyrlde.
j
the
offer:
and
one
of
the
alder-
and
most
of
his
cabinet
minis-
make
the
decisions
you
must
We
played
the
usual
mean
i
men,
Waldo
Skllllngs
went
after
ters
were
there,
too,
so
it
was
make
in
a
crisis
and
then
the
trick
on
you,
little
she-dog.
We
!
a
nomination,
bttt
couldn't
get
It.;
qUite
a
meetluff
confidence
to
leave
the
result
huU
you
.spuyed,
and
so
cheated
The
Mayor"
ran
an
indepen-
..
j
i
t
,he
flnlsnll
tolK.heg
;
to
a
higher
power.
Only
by
tru.st
yuu
out
ol
your
puppies.
i
dent,
and
lost.
Mr.
Skllllngs
ran
,
f
h
,!,,,
,.
CIllH
w
Wrht
in
Ood
can
a
man
can-vine
r-
'
$250,000,00
QUARTERLY
DIVIDE!
Are
YOU
Getting
Your
Shore
ol
This'
in
''
"
'I-
Follow
the
example
of
thousands
of
other
Canadiar
.
.
.
and
put
your
extra
dollars
to
work
in
IXVi
Aft'Tl'A!
Canada's
fastest-growing
Mutual
Fund
Get
YOUR
ihare
of
INVESTORS
Ml'Tl'AL
divitab
more
than
a
quarter
of
a
million
dullarj
.
,
,
tw
And
so,
you
who
were
just
one
for
the
House
of
Commons
in
rf
,
c.i..i'
!
soonsibllities
find
renoKe
walking,
running,
bundle
of
love.
!
August
and
was
beaten.
:
;
'
"
2r.
,
,
;
spent
it
all
on
us.
Yet,
a.
City
Hall
underling,
ters
lenore
the
Conservative.!'
I
How
the
Daily
News
came
to
Percy
Wright,
made
It.
Well
and
they
figure
Conservatives
are
be
namd
is
perhaps
not
gen-good,
even
if
some
City
Hall
dead
and
won't
stir
again.
The
"rilly
known,
although
some
noses
were
out
of
Joint.
But,
;
Liberals
still
have
a
spark
of
life
;
foUcs
have
managed
to
remem-
You
could
almost
talk.
You
hud
a
sort
of
half-howl
speech.
And
when
we
came
home
late
it
night
you
would
jump
up
on
us.
months.
You'll
have
no
Investment
worrifs-ini
4
wnen
Mr.
wrigni
asitea
ior
leave
m
them,
and
Social
Creditors
:
Der-
and
witri
your
forelegs
hug
our
"Call
lt
the
"Skookum"
su-
oi
aosfttice
to
taxe
nis
lemsiarive
t
,!,,..
th.,t
.,.,
legs
And
you
would
look
up
at
,
seat,
he
was
told
he
couldn't
have
and
for
,..
Thoy
on
t
say
mucn
us
and
utter
that
half-howl,
it,
and
still
hold
his
job.
He
took
about
the
CCF;
they
want
the
LATEST
REPORT
mt4
fnipctw
f
have
the
opxrtunity
of
making
excellent
long
ter
gains.
,
-
All
INVESTORS
MITl'AL
holding?
art
selered
r
stantiy
supervised
by
skilled
financial
men.
Thj
more
than
100
of
Canada's
finest
securities
.
.
,rf
widely
diversified
Industries
and
enterprises,
in
a.,-.
Canadian
province,
Decide
NOW
to
profit
from
Canada's
prosperity
,
,.r
the
one
simple
step
that
makes
you
a
part-ota'
industries.
Your
IWKSTOUS
SVMMi'.ITC
lepnwa
give
you
fall
infoimatlon,
without
obligation.
See,
w.neu
a.u.
a
iiuii
aii
worus
leave
anyway.
CCF
as
the
sole
opposition
to
eVer,
Two
days
alter
the
recent
ses-,
Social
Credit;
they
want
to
be
"Why
do
you
leave
me
alone?'
sion
he
showed
up
for
work
at
the
sole
voice
of
free
enterprise
,
;
City
Hall,
was
told
he
didn't
have
in
British
Columbia.
YOU
WERE
always
a-probJenvB
j0b.
That
night
he
announced
It
was
iuite
a
meeting.
This
when
the
whole
family
went
to
Sooial
Crcdlt
meeting
that
reporter
'knew
Social
Crediters
away,
little
black
dog.
,
ne
woulfl
reslgn
his
legislative
sing
"O
Ood
Our
Help
in
Age
One
summer
you
went
to
our
'
seat-
and
see
he
couidnt
get
Pa.st,"
at
their
meetings.
There's
daughters.
But
when
she,
too,
,
hls
job
back.
Mr.
Wright,
how-
nothing
wron
with
a
hymn
at
lett
town
and
turned
you
over
,
ever
AMn-t
seem
too
much
con-
a
political
meeting.
Indeed,
it's
to
a
tr
end,
and
when
the
friend
cerned
wlth
hls
Job;
he
.4
good
idea,
but
lt
CBme
ail
a
went
to
church
of
a
Sunday
much
more
concerned
with
caus-
shock
at
the
Percy
Wright
meet-morning
you
took
off
for
homv.
jing
by-election
in
the
hopes
of
ting
to
hear
"O
Ood
Our
Help
in
-
It
took
you
seven
hours
to
finding
a
legislative
seat
for
I
Ages
Past,"
called
the
theme
song
find
your
.way-
But
111
the
elid
Finance
Minister
Gunderson.'
:1
of
Social
Credit.
it.
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ii
I
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jrr
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t.
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;.
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'
T.
M.
(Tom)
CHRIS
Healthy
as
any
in
the
province
and
feed
on
grass
oi
ffigh
nutritional
content.
The
farms
there
may
not
have
the
size
of
their
Fraser
Valley
competitors,
but
tliey
are
more
than
equal.
in
quality.
Another
reason
for
wishing
to
see
encouragement
given
to
northern
farmers
is
that
development
of
the
Bulkley
Valley
will
add
to
the
welfare
of
this
whole
northwest
district.
While
that
may
seem
of
little
personal
concern
to
the
individual
consumer,
its
effect
is
actually
of
considerable
importance
to
everyone.
In
its
simplest
terms,
it
means
that
it
will
bt
'come
cheaper
to
live
up
here.
Costs
will
remain
high
just
as
long
as
we
are
forced
to
pay
freight
on
long-haul
supplies.
Writh
the
development
of
Bulkley
Valley
agriculture,
food
items
in
many
categories
will
he
reduced
in
price
as
local
farmers
become
better
equipped
to
meet
their
southern
competitors
.
in
quantity
and
quality.
But
the
initiative
for
this
cannot
be
left
to
the
public.
The
dairy
farmers
are
showing
a
lead
which
other
farmers
should
follow.
It
is
their
responsibility
to
study
market
conditions
and
maintain
standards
of
service
which
never
disappoint
local
merchants
who
provide
the
outlets.
We
might
suggest,
too',
jthat
the
experimental
farm
at
Smithers
give
them
more
practical
advice
than
now
appears
to
be
the
case.
Once
good
service
is
provided,
the
public
can
be
counted
on
to
do
the
rest.
Phone
11
Carol
Court
CALVIN
BULLOCK
in.
..iu
iimoc
u,
10
1
ue
imiiien.se
ie-
-
Next
mornine
Mr.
Wright
tried
1
Hearing
this,
some
cynic
later
lief
of
the
church-going
friends
again
for
his
City
Hall
job;
this
j
said
the
Liberals
would
probably
who
were
by
this
time
waiting
(time
city
authorities
said
they'd
1
choose
"Beautiful
Isle
of
Some-in
front
of
our
empty
house.
think
it
over.
Still
Mr.
Wrteht
'
where."
the
Conservatives
But
you
gave
us
thousands
of
didn't
seem
much
worried;:
he
j
"There
Is
No
Death."
and
the
laughs.
Especially
the
day
w-'
Was
Off
to
the
Social
Credit
(ton-
-
CCF,
"Abide
With
Me
"
hart
a
search
party
out
for
you
venttnn
In
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polities
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fteadtng.
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lo
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surjlse
pay
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man's
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Hall
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foifnded
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200
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wh.ch
the
family.
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the
creeps,
liltlo
lit.iek
black
dog.
when
you
bc-I'.iin
lo
dig
holes
like
graves,
and
insisted
on
lying
in
them,
even
in
I
lie
rain.
Wc
look
you
to
the
dog
hospital
twice.
You
made
one
recovery.
ut,
we
knew
you
were
iH-ipnaliiy
ill
when
ynur
lit:e
l
iil
would
not
wng,
and
you
amid
not
even
bark
at,
a
slrnn-
l:cl'-
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V'e
hid
Uio.
doctor
opcrnte,
iiHsUili
,
Ave
fell
i,n,
our
Ixnics,
'tlie
rrrlHin?''"!-.
Ai?d
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ctiur.w
your
departun:
Hospital
Administrator
Required
55-bed
modern,
we'll
equipped
hospital,
owned
by
Board
of
Home
Missions,
United.
Church
of
Canada.
Appointment
temporary,
possibly
permanent
after
six
months.
Excellent
living
accommodation
at
low
rental.
Good
schools.
Starting
salary
S304.O0.
Apply
giving
complete
record
and
references
to
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B.C.
OTTAWA
-DIARYSi
hsu
left
a.
big
blank
space,
l-'or
almost
nine
years
you
lay
at
my
lei
t
as
1
wrote
these
pieces.
Iiut
I
am
glad
for
one
thine;.
For
wc
could
not
hive
taken
you
lo
Ottawa,
and
1
know
how
you
would
have
felt
at
having
to
separate
I
felt
that
way
my
Tlie
CCF
rrr.enl.
keenly
the
at-
'
empl
wliirh
they
f;u
-.peer,
om
the
!
'art
or
I
lie
Conservative.",
to
be-j
ome
a
(lepre;;;;lnn
Jinrlv,
Theyj
iavc
reeonuilerl
I
lieni;,elver,
for
bo
-ong
now
to
the
fart
that
good
:
lines
were
hostile
to
the
political
-meccss
of
their
movement,
that
hey
considered
themselves
to;
'lold
a
U.'ltent.
to
Wluilrvnr
,.un
!
Sign
Sterling
ecurities
up
as
a
partner
self
awfy
out
In
Cairo
when
I
If
the
CCF
group
remains
in
It
present
frame
of
mind,
therc'l
be
precious
little
co-operatioi
with
the
Conservatives
on
th
opposition
side
of
the
House
ol
Commons
when
Parliament
open:
next
month.
That
will
be
a
major
changr
from
past
sessions.
For
while
there
has
been
no
particular
love
lost
hitherto
between
the
Socialists
and
the
Tories,
the
twe
parties
on
most
occasions
have
been
fairly
reasonable
about
Ihelr
enmity.
They
haven't
allowed
it
to
Interfere
too
much
with
effective
recognition
of
tht
Liberals
as
the
common
enemy
of
all
the
opposition
groups.
But
now
the
CCF-ers
have
de
cal
advantage
a
depression
might
i
l
ad
to
buy
a
new
pair
o
canes
And
as
I
looked
at
the
old
ones,
bring.
They
thus
take
a
taundie
and
.saw
hundreds
of
your
pdppy
teeth
marks,
w.icre
you
had
taken
1
iiet"
ride
through
tho
air
i
Hated
to
'
throw
them
awy.
Hut
I
fidd
to,
little
black
dog.
3d
view
of
the
prospect
of
the
Conservatives
muscling
in
0:1
their
territory.
The
Socialists
already
have
hHd
one
experience
.of
being
bypassed
by
the
voters.
A
few
years
lianrr
to
become
a
partner
in
tlif
or"
rpms
is
your
cl
-
fiislest
-crow
in
concern.
v,illi
a
lurnoer
ruiuiin).'
1,110
veloped
a
hearty
distrust
of
the
PC's.
They
feel
that
they're
try
billion
of
dollars
ycurU
!
Asm-Is
im
liulc
almost
iiiilimiH"1'
"'I1'
jdies
of
raw
nialerials
.
.
.
timber,
mineral,
oil
.
.
.
last'P'"""
iiiiluslries,
transport,
ami
power
systems,
millions
of
"
real
eslate,
ami
a
nation
of
aggressive,
pioneer-miiul;'''
cilinf"'
ing
to
steal
the
Socialist
party's
ago
they
were
on
the
march
in
a
really
bis
way
with
a
com
pre-
Lorns
ForcgiveneSS
hensive
social
reform
program
I
SELKIRK.
Man-
(CP)
A
young
which
won
them
successive
by-'nephew
of
Mrs.
Cyril
Carter
es-elections.
Then
the
late
Prime
raped
a
scolding
for
pulling
up
Minister
W.
L.
M.
King
carte
plants
in
her
garden.
In
tha
along
in
a
general
election
and
J
process
he
turned
up
a
wedding
blanketted
most
of
their
propos--ring
lost
by
Mrs
W-
Burch
of
als
into
Liberal
Government
I
Winnipeg
46
years
ago,
and
pohcy-
.
identified
by
the
inscription.
political
patent.
And
the
So.
1
1
r
concern
.iu-prn
01
I
i'm
..rl,l.fi.iin
ciallsts
aren't
going
to
let
that
II
R
till'
mri
i
Mrihl
rrtiilenlH
of
Cauailu,
anil
fwtlWl
from
llie
Sterling
Area
of
more
than
four
years
slamling,
may
arrange
to
realize
their
sterling
balance
ami
IiKteil
sterling
weurities
anil
obtain
Cantiliail
dollars;
j
oil
are
invited
to
,
COIIMill
ue,
,
Our
services
anil
specialized
,
'
J.nowleilgS
of
United
Kingdom
and
Sterling
Area
regulations
affecting
(ecurities
nod
bliK'ked
sterling
balances
are
freely
available
to
assist
you.
We
are
pleased
lo
supply
custodian
services
and
to
obtain
analyses
and
brokers'
opinions
resMi
ling
United
Kingdom
portfolios.
Tlioneinteridinj;
to
tale
up
lernianent
reMileniH!
in
United
Kingdom
or
pial
to
any
-liullcii;e
(lanailu
Unlimited.
happen
If
they
can
prevent
it.
It
all
started,
with
the
post
tlie
ttKMiient
011
IxTome
an
active
iinrlner
in
this
ronrern
election
campaign
of
Col.
Drew's
supporters
to
maintain
him
in
you
buy
your
Canada
Sa
inp
ltomls.
And,
a
parliicr,
J"
receive
a
-hlmre
of
tin;
earnings
in
tlie
form
of
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'
your
investment.
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issue
of
.TV
Canada
Saving
Bondn
iiiattiw-"1
jj
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years,
bill
you
can
ciihli
your
Uoiids
at
any
tin
1,1
,,"'ir
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
Automatic
Steam
Irons
jMce
value
plus
interest.
the
leadership
despite
the
August
10th
holocaust
that
had
overtak-
j
en
the
party.
The
abject
failure
of
Col.
Drew
to
carry
Ontario
;
and
especially
the
Toronto
area.
;
made
it
necessary
to
manufac-
;
ture
some
new
legend
replacing
the
one
which
had
portrayed
the
PC
Chieftain
as
the
native
son
who
would
lead
the
Ontario
constituencies
back
into
the
Conservative
fold.
In
the
difficulty
some
of
the
Drew
team
fell
back
upon
the
argument
that
the
last
election
had
not
been
lost
because
of
the
party's
leadership,
but
because
of
the
generally
good
times
prevailing.
They
said
gen
anv
ntlier
part
of
the
Sterling
Ares
are
invited
to
commit
us
for
the
purpose
of
acquiring
ad
Wuitugeouely
sterling
Ht"'t
prior
lo
their
departure
from
Canada.
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CANADA
Savings
Bonds
at...
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ially
that
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election
al
Pender
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Sn.,
;
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BANK
of
NOVA
SCOTIA
Your
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in
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most
certainly
will
be
fought
in
a
depression
and
that
Col.
Drew
thfn
will
win.
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