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It
Thursday.
January
22,
1953
Trade
Comes
First,
Not
Money,
Says
Former
UK
Cabinet
Minister
REOINA
(CP
Rl.
Hon.
Harold
help
not
only
Britain
fit
Wilson,
one
of
Britain's
top
J
America
over
the
eoni'iim
-
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MdcLeod
a
Independent
dailt
tie
wpp-r
rtnotra
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prtno
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
Brit
Inn
Columbia.
Mflnlw
of
Canadian
Ptpsb
Autllt
Bureau
of
ClrculatloM
Canadian
tal!y
Newspaper
Association.
Published
Dv
The
Prmce
Kupert
Daiiy
Newt
Limited
J.
F.
14AOOR,
President
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vlos-Prealdcnt
trade
experts
and
a
former
Labor
lar
problem,
he
said
cabinet
member,
says
a
two-per
cent
recession
in
the
United
ha
ym
Subarrlptlou
Rates:
HI
carrier-
It
we.
2c;
per
month
i
c,-
per
Tear.
10
00
y
mall
Per
momh.
'iir:
per
v.nr.
8
00
j
"What
is
a
Oritf"
asked
one
'
newspaperman
Of
a
group
f
his
;
colleagues
In
the
House
of
Com-imoiks
cafeteria
the
other
day.
!
and
he
drew
a
collection
of
blank
J
looks,
raised
eyebrow,
and
tuthorixed
as
tor.d
class
r.:all
h?
u
Fort
ORtf
Department,
otun
talaNi"i7
nail
Everyone
agreed
An
Effective
Argument
V
'
-
I
iwron?
wrorifr
answi
answers.
wan
ft
Liberal
party
lie
described
the
mu-n
.
wheat
agreement
as
or
tilled
parU
'
(jott-war
perlfK.
VvVr,,,.,
could
see
no
soiuu.jn'V
dollar
problem
Britain's
trade
future
b'-more
In
tlie
export
r,(
f!(
ing
gKKls
than
in
fI,
gtls.
To
solve
the
trade
p.
.
trade
would
ruve
t
p-and
money
iw-mnd,
ir,!t
the
other
way
around
If
this
Isn't
done
r,
nritaln
will
be
driven
uu
Ing
the
trade
Issue
Ihro...
pound
sterling
States
could
nicijn
the
collapte
of
the
sterling
area's
dollar
earnings
In
North
America
Addressing
a
service
club
here
Thursday,
Mr
Wilson
said:
"If
1
could
be
guaranteed
that
there
wooldn't
be
any
recession.
Id
sleep
a
lot
easier."
Mr
Wilson,
former
British
secretary
for
overseas
trade
and
former
president
of
the
Brltl.-h
Board
of
Trade,
Is
on
a
prlvsV
business
trip
to
study
the
Anglo-Canadian
tr.ide
situation.
The
bulk
of
commodity
agreements
will
have
to
lif
retained
to
Admiral's
Correction
DIANA
WRIGHT
is
only
acting
editor
the
Union
Farmer
i
mmmm-mi
politician,
and
mot
of
them
trxmtht
th
term
fame
from
Great
Britain.
"A
Orlt
m
a
Canadian
Liberal,
true
enoueh,
but
ft
Brltkh
Liberal
is
a
Whif.
not
a
Orlt."
quoin
a
coffee
club
member.
So
the
newspaperman
went
on
m
;
that
sort
of
rurimM
mlsalon
that
marks
his
prof
e.wlon
trying
to
find
the
arwwer
to
an
oM-ufe
i
-
-
tt-.L-
jv:
.
?if
.-:-
iii
tVj
THE
CORONATION
j
question
while
perhaps
letting
;some
more
urgent
duty
slide
fr
!
the
moment.
t
A
tXT
party
man
knew
that
a
Ortt
was
a
Liberal,
but
eon-t
fe.ved
complete
ignorance
of
(Where
the
term
earn
from.
A
OF
HER
MAJESTY
E
LI
ZA
B
ETH
II
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
rslshHhed
191
MOVING
.
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PACKING
.
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CRATING
MIIPMM;
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MlRW
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STOI!
t,;
f
Xefle:!rf(l
handling
liral.
Natlon-wirle
ai
d
World-wide
Shipments.
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nirn
t"(r
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.
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ship
viv
iiMrstvs
ajertu
sllied
Van
lines
lid.
Phme
M
nr
fig
Cr.
Zn4
and
Part
Saskatchewan,
but
also
a'
loyal
daughter
of
hor
father,
the
late
Admiral
Kingsmill.
Sne
writes
that
she
was
par-'
ticuiarly
interested
in
my
column
if
poet
prophets,
but
said:
"I
am
.surprised
that
you
have
;
taken
for
granted
what
many!
people
have
done
before,
and
msquoted
Britannia
rules
the
vaves
'
My
father
pointed
out
to
me
that
this
was
sting
inror-!
rectly,
that
the
words
houlti
1
read:
Rule
Britannia
Britannia,
RULE
hte
wa'i
'
It
is
an
injunction
rather
than
a
boast."
Seems
Kite
a
good
time
to
sins
',
that
(njnnetion
with
reivewed
;
fervor
when
other
power's,
not
j
so
wise
and
moderate
as
Britannia,
now
waive
more
and
more!
of
the
rules
which
apptied
when
I
Britannia
ruled
the
waves.
I
I
WALTER
BAILEY
writes
me)
Conservative
front-bencher
with
I
'
U
tears
In
the
Commons
thoht
j
APrROVfn
S(1UVFN.IR
Pk(lf,RAtr
the
term
had
some
connection
j
with
"Hear
Ovit."
but
beyond
j
Jt.
"
1
j
ar
r
r'bat
he
admitted
his
mind
wax
a
THIS
IS
THE
COVER
lESIOS
of
the
approved
(oronatKm
souwnir
program.
The
program
will
be
sold
thnmehoiit
the
British
Coir.monweahh
and
other
countries
InclurJiig
the
United
States.
The
program
contains
the
form
of
the
Coronation
service
in
Westminster
Abbey
and
the
form
ol
the
Coronation
procession.
The
cover
design
bi
to
be
emfrKsed
and
colored.
OF
ALL
those
on
both
sides
in
parliament
at
f)ttava
who
have
arpiied
about
the
Currie
report,
one
of
the
least
excited
and
most
effective
has
been
Ted
Applewhaite,
member
for
Skeena.
i
In
the
course
nf
supporting
a
resolution
that
a
select
committee
-he
appointed
to'examine
all
recent
.lefence
expenditures,
Mr.
Applewhaite
made
a
point
concerning
the
report's
origin
which
has
been
largely
overlooked.
He
said:
"I'nJens
I
have
this
thing
all
wrong,
the
impression
seems
to
lie
held
by
a
great
many
people
that
the
Currie
investigation
was
a
secret
investiga-tion'of
the
Minister
of
National
Defence
for
this
house.
According
to
the
way
I
look
at
it,
it
was
an
investigation
for
the
Minister
of
National
Defence.
The
minister
asked
for
an
investigation
of
his
own
irganization.
"It
seems
to
me
that
the
auditor
and
the
minister
personally
could
conceivably
and
justifiably
have
gotten
together
every
few
days
as
the
investigation
went
along,
to
find
out
how
the
thing
was
going
along
and
to
see
if
either
could
give
any
assistance
or
information
to
the
other.
Why
not?"
X
While
there
are
grounds
for
questioning
why
conditions
mentioned
in
the
report
were
allowed
to
develop
in
the
first
place,
all
remarks
must
be
sharply
tempered
by
the
fact
that
the
defence
department
had
already
undertaken
a
clean-up
without
any
prompting
from
the
critics.
Z
This
circumstance
puts
the
critics
at
a
tactical
disadvantage
which
they
may
camouflage
but
woukl
(io
well
not
to
ignore.
They
are,
in
effect.
Johnnies-come-lately.
Had
they
had
the
good
fortune
from,
their
point
of
view
to
discover
the
irregularities
first,
their
position
would
be
much
stronger.
J
As
it
was,
they
had
to
borrow,
or
otherwise
obtain,
Defence
Minister
Claxton's
own
evidence
from
him
befare
they
could
start
building
a
case.
Under
similar
circumstances
in
a
court
of
law,
the
jury
w
ould
probably
lie
unimpressed.
.
General
Electric
Appliances
Wank
Three
Liberal
MP's
who!
Cfmkf
be
cornered
In
the
cafe-1
teria-
they
shall
be
nameiejw
for
the
shame
ol
It
all
-also
admitted
they
didn't
know.
no
DIRT
ft
torik
a
xtudmtM
Librarian
of
ParJiament
to
give
the
arviwe?
with
authority.
The
term
was
listed
In
Robert
W.
Hamilton's
ne
ejection
of
quotations
from
Canadian
sources,
and
the
term
U
oMrt
than
Confecletation
k-self.
The
earliest
known
ue
of
the
term
in
politics
was
Irt
iM9.
but
jiist
who
usd
ft
first
U
obscure
Report
From
,
.
,
from
Kitimat
that
he
ha.-,
heard
many
fine
bands
in
TaruJus
parts
of
the
world.
But
he
thinks
Kitimat's
21
piece
Indian
band,
under
Band
Leader
Nyce.
is
literally
one
of
the
bst
anywhere.
-
A
young
man
writes
me
in
all
Parliament
Hill
Br
GEORGE
M.
MURRAY,
M.P.,
Cariboo
Wohing
MocKines,
Floor
Polithert,
Rodiot,
Keftles,
Ronjct,
Vacuum
Clconert
and
many
orhtri.
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELEC1M
Phone
644
Box
M-
Premier
Bennett
of
Brltkh
the
province
Is
already
tuo
iur:
'The
words
"all
aand
and
no
dirt.
solemnity
thanking
me
for
the
many
fine
arguments
I
have
Coruitibia
ana
hla
Minister
aie
and
that
the
governiiifrit
there,
clear
grit
all
th
way
tnrousfti
f
provided
between
his
fiancee.
due
to
come
to
Ottawa
shortly.'
ha
a
big
job
on
it
haiids
to
have
been
attributed
to
David
and
himself
!
That's
about
as
rand
we
are
told
hev
will
diseu
administer
the
affairs
of
th?
Christie,
Peter
Perry.
Malcolm
nice
a
fan
letter
as
I
ever
got
!
financial
matter
wltb
the
Pert-f
province,
as
it
i-c
at
pre-nCimeron.
and
William
MjcDouii-in
all
my
life
for
it
Is
exactly
'era!
authorities.
i
wHhoot
yearnlnn
to
take
in
vast
i
all,
all
of
whom
were
active
in
what
I
try
to
do
in
this
column
i,
i
for.
that
thi'
new
territories.
But
there
is
one
thing
I
hope
I
.
:ontrovery
has
been
launched
M.IEE
SEW
PKOVIX
E
the
formation
oi
the
"Clear
Orlt
Party
"
Thla
waa
a
group
of
,
morierat
reformists
who
could
.,
not
k
ail
the
wv
with
Ut
rad-
U4i
ior
fin
waa
nm
always
on
t
uver
the
Monltman
Pa,
fccau.ie
:
A:rrta
harS
been
persistent
in
my
side
"
and
the
man
v1"
not
,m
ajw
always
ays
,hp
thp
C;Ua
otuwa
,
Government
Government
m
m
net
net
R
R
atJnilon
aUlmlon
to
to
tfae
tfae
,.rth
..rth
We.t
We.t
w
ht
1
j
ligely
to
view
with
lavor
a
re
Territories
Evhrv
c'fWn'u
been
i
is
that
the
girl
is
some-.
quest
or
a
Kam
or
mo,.
made
to
tie
the
It
r.t-.r.s
!a
i
on
my
side
aDdiomiMU
tQ
conjtnlrtlort
of
lAnonton,
ptUiwca'ly
ano
hope
jik-al
relorm
ptolforra
then
being
'
advocated
by
me
Intertau.
'
I
On
authentic
We
of
the
term
I
wm
apphed
by
Christie,
who
akl
times
I!
IT.
.
,
B'w
i
River
rail
outlet
which
will
nut
eommersiaUy
w
iim
w
cTOiiy.wrrwfcw,,,,,,,
,.m
rHnnn
.
..
t-
Rr.
"llln-ti
don't
wan
MO
XT
Iff
A
I.,
lwt
tM
-
lis
m
ten
Willi
-y
fawtnwi
lamriir
...!
f'r-i
a
.,t
of
time
tnfetto
ta
tm
ii'-jt,"
II
.1,'
(
tfi;lv
14
lurttum
P?o.lu-
i
t.
"lr.
T'lKr-'n
J.--
T
n
iu
K
H'
lNA
CHtt.I
Mitt
r.
-
!wi!
C1..U
Jnn
try
it
,m
Ijh
i
,
'
'f
I
''u't
t
it-1,
f
-1
.
-r
tii
T
!.
And
x
tar!
Tv
1.
ut
v.v",
y
Afc
is
niy
oi'iTiifn:
n
htt--
-
pie
whose
Interests
are
tied
up
new
bountlr.ne.s
should
b?
es'ab-
f
!
"'f
wh
r?l(
with
the
future
of
the
Peace
j
Ushed
In
the
north,
they
should
I
r!eal'
Rrvtr
cuuntry
todajr.
,
J
be
the
boundarsaf
ti
entirely
J
TH.
pjRT
"...
'
t
'i
There
was
general
approval
of
new
ptovince
U
U.ctm,
pot-
',
"
4
n
recent
announcement
of
th-
tx
of
northern
Bm,.:
Colum-:
,,,P?
?!1!h
JTJS.
,
treir.ier
of
and
of
t:-e
bia.il
of
tM
T.W.M
ZZfJrlZ
iJlLr-:
-a
'
t
t.
.
:
.
4i
'
-!
Ar--f'.
t..-r
r-i
-
9
I'V
if-
M'
lrif
rKl
At
t
-r
t
f
'not
take
kiiuilir
U
th
nrw
prtf
f
giving
what
I
w
rite
intelligent
'
criticism.
...
:
.
A
lady
.
in
Bellingham
say,
she
subscribed
to
the
paper
jut
'
to
read
my
column,
but
was
dis-eppointed
at
first,
because
f;
was
all
about
local
"politics
but
thing
.improved,
MUt-xx
She
felt
like
shouting
for
joy.
she
says,
when
I
wrote
they,
should
not
print
the
girls'
names
taken
in
certain
houses
unless
they
print
the
mens'
names
too.:
When
she
tuned
ir
to
Canadian
radio
she
heard
me
on
a
panel
discussion
"and
was
a
bit
dis-
they
proposed
to
proceed
with
'
-
Prime
M!nt'er
LotiL'rflt
M-t.i..,
(
I,,.,
iLKki,,!,....,..,!
B,'
M'm'
Tl"
'
"''
ir
favtNir.t
li!
t
K
1
'
li.
LI
t.
!i,W:l:
nm
k..
...k
.
....
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
ft-
Hoy
the
Pacific
outlet
projeet.
!
ent
is
on
record
as
having
stated
'
that
thii-eiever.im
piovjn
-aou'..:
mit
tmi
W,1A
"ECClt
itrrnvrn
ED
ij
,
nat-uiai
Je.e.
jS-ct.
In
this
connection
they
also;
'llr.
.J".T
;.ril,.
....
-
t
J
tion
at
Markam,
Ont..
In
March,
j
18Se
For
onljr
tore
month
be-
,
fore
the
new
party
emerged,
the
!
Globe
had
this
to
say
about
It:
j
beginning:
,
"A
little
miserable
clique
oil
merchant,
specializing
stated
that
they
proposed
to
ex-I
tend
tlie
boundaries
of
British!
Only
fellow
who
runs
another
,
cessful
iin
down
and
remains
popular
in
ties,
l
the
elevator
operator.
:
Item:
In
the
eur.-fi.t
e"mat
la
a
4rm
of
MStfiO
!
r
ex;erwkr,
of
the
wharf
at
Jorl
St
James.
Columbia
and
Alberta
north-
When
offre-kin
buncon,b-lalkIr,3
J
Tills
wharf
was
pro-ubiy
the;
first
robins
and
little
red
rad-!
appointed
when
I
heard
your
I
:ormorants
who
met
In
a
certain
voice.
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f.
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A
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f.w
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l.uve
thw
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a,lun'..,
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H.nv
mr-
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s,
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n.fc.
i"
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f
it4
mrM
f'fitiif,ni
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m
IV
"
ishes
be
far
behind?
Mr.
and
Mrs
Truman
left
:
Tishinston
'
Tuesday
evening
'
rrrsi,
ever
onvi
in
..at
a
nor
,
ayer-4
offlce
ln
jfjnj
Street.
Brttlrn
Co:
imb:a.
j
anJ
announced
their
tmentlort
'
Par
and
gold
wre
the
fHMio
form
a
new
party
m
e:ear
ewnrnoelfties
to
pass
ever
It
a
vrif
prlnlciples."
for
their
home
in
Missouri.
The
.
MATTER
Of
DIRr.CTlOM
,
I
ward,
to
take
in
great
section
of
the
Yukon
and
the
Norh
Wes
Territories.
This
part
of
tfiei-proram
has
not
been
well
received
in
the
Yufccn
of
in
the
North
West
Territories,
and
a
mixed
reception
ha
been
give:,
the
plan
in
(lie
prejis
across
Can.
aria.
The
general
optrrion
with
rr
spect
to
British
Columbia.
Is
lnt
rerrtjrv
bf-,?e
coifeferation.
Alexander
Mackenzie,
who
was
.
.
.
ant
rrrtaialy
one
of
the
"t
Wiw-ir
a
r.il
lhti;l
to
watrti
lhv
f1"
h'st
'r;
t:
i.
I
br
ti-
it
rn',"
7Ti
-,ii
'
5
M.ame
"(
M.AM
OK
HIIIA1
an
.
All
this
liquor
law
revising
It
!
seems,
has
brought
out
the
fore-Uast
that
British
Columbia
will
j
have
fewer
breweries.
Had
this
!
said
southern
British
Columbia
!
instead,
it
.
would
have
been
;
nearer
to
what
Is
really
needed
Lady,
how
do
you
think
I
fe!
J
myself
when
I
first
heard
it
j
on
a
record?
But
1
am
too
old
to
change
It
'
now.
especially
alter
some
radio
fellow
wrote:
'
Philpott.
the
man
with
the
homespun
voice,
rough
but
reassuring,
and
Canadian
as
;
hell"
A
GENTLEMAN
in
Timmirn.
ONTARIO
writes
that
it
is
all
(uture?
Well,
he
was
once
a
sue-
MILESTONES
r"nim
the
IBM
The
Iwlly
New
40
Yeart
Ana
Tnrfa
1
Xr
Equipment
ir
m'.ne.
foresrt
and
ranch
are
outiund
over
this
wharf
today
and
com.nf
I,
are
lumber,
furs.
Il-.Ii
and
go)i
and
other
minerals.
frm
that
rast
country
armirv.l
Stasrl
Lake
and
beyond
later
to
become
one
Of
the
tarfy
Prime
Minister
of
Canada
after
Conlederation,
dignified
the
term
by
his
ue
of
l
in
an
1867
election
campaign,
when
he
said:
Clear
grit
ts
pore
sand
wKhcro!
a
particle
of
dirt
In
M"
Ki.
I
t
i,i
,M
d't.
I
m-limm-
tot.t-
lr
'"''
VoU
r,
its
hr.mi'tl
of
I"
'
:
g-'iil.t.
hsM
rwi
to
l-r
I";ns.vs!
(
if
f.nale
lr.,q
,r
nil
(!"
I
'
wViaviV
3
'
Even
in
Prince
Rapert
police
Captain
Barney
Johnson,
ckip-i
court
there
have
been
oerasVms
Armless
Man
""
1
:
""nil
lor
rt-t
'hi.
nl
m
iw
'
-
Kmi.
tf,.,ih.ti,-S
M.time
(.'ream
cf
tl,
.t"
n
m
v"'
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to
i
re
J
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n,;n....-
(
i,
Imf
n,l
i'
f
4
lo
h
''
At'
at!,,!
-v
.
.
.
.tK-o-ft-th
an
I
tmii-tingf
yjt'r
of
tre
S3
rrinre
Ruoert.
was
h
n
th
i.Abf
tuMtiAn
)
r
uin
autr,
fr.r
.,,r.tu
tn
Jh.ir
i.nM
1
I-
See
These
rende.-vd
a
banquet
last
ni'nt
by
,
-When
is
a
atan
arank?"
ha;
send
milk
and
quiits
to
orphans
C)rr?ki
Cf
ill
ie
eitrens
prior
to
his
leavine'
been
asked.
In
ritchborg
iMasg.r
'
in
Korea.
But-
he
asks
Are
v''
fJ"
OIO
OIlM
j
ts-city
to
taite
over
his
new
job
recently
policemen
instructed
a
those
bnfortunate
Koreans,
ei-
I
.Vancouver.
suspect
to
say:
"Around
the
,
ther
South
or
North,
better
off
SOMERSET.
Ky.
APi
Police
!
!
rugged
roek
the
ragged
raseal
now?
Could
they
ever
have
been
)
'"e
surprised
today
when
they
i
1'
The
first
in
a
fleet
of
halibut
ran
"
any
worse
off.
either
under
the
Ioun?,
an
man
PrrtM
i
tun
-(
h,
'
(
tli
II-
Ill
f'J)
J
r
o
a
,1
n
.
,
,(
7
.V
ml-
ti,e
i-f1'""
-
.
mm
I'm
llmppi
a
jifiy
il
Ih'w
trjllil
sew
f
Im'IIiW
l
"l-
.
.
.
H't
tMflliM
ff.fl
..fl.l
.
in
on
I
h
l.wi
J
i
i!
li
i;
n
trawlers
for
use
of
Canada
F-sh
i
despotic
Communist
rule,
or
th?
j
1
tsut
rrea
strtmK,
13,
wno
wa
and
Cold
Storage
arrived
from
!
Not
so
many
still
left
in
Prince
:
no
less
Sygman
Rhee
rule
.nil
l,.in
(,,.)
erf
.,,),
hi
a,l
i
norn
wunotn
arms,
assured
j
Vancouver
yesterday,
making
the
Rupert
vrtll
remember
Angus
r
I
think
the
Koreans
of
trip
in
52
hours.
I
Stewart
who
died
lately
in
Cait-
i
classes
would
harve
been
far
SENSATIONAL
New
t
forma
A
brother
of
a
member
!
better
off
now
had
no
foreign
;
of
the
firm
of
Foley,
Welch
Arl
army
ever
gone
into
the
cotmtrv
30
Years
Ago
Today
them
that
wj
nothing.
His
t
specialty,
he
told
effieera.
Is
loading
and
firing
a
rifle.
Re
wasn't
Waffing.
With
po-
t'.aying
at
the
westholme
Stewart,
builders
of
the
GTP
:
at
all
when
Japan
surrendered
i.
i
r
i
t
n
the
I'ek
l!
"'
rh'
a
n-i
r
:
iti
,,
1
I
r
IV
c
ti-
l
t
.int.
il
i'it.
,;
M,JV
li.r
r.!,tl-
lint
4v.
ii
)
'i
"
"
'
a
'm,',,.,
of
X
r'
I
in
Irf.ih
l.i.n.i!
ji"i
M..Ve
a
hi
n-f-'
if
''"
tn
i(i
ymf
li.n
i-
:i
inM
ii
hthI
l"
i
rwnlJnf
Iftnl.
lhl(
i"'1
Thvatre
tonight
wiil
be
Tom
Mix
'
Railway,
he
also
shared
In
con-1
But
the
situation
which
actually
j
lice
looking
on.
he
borrowed
a
i
nr
"The
Fighting
Streak
''
struetion
of
the
line.
He
took,
the
existed
when
the
North
Koreans
;
pistol
arid
knocked
ever
a
baeket
f
I
first
equipment
and
teams
Into
troi
!'
k.-.
,i.
tiir,f
anj
1
.
w
w
(.
li
fcfm
of
f'e)
!"
!
.i
i
;,
milk
flwlMM!,,..
lr,?H,.;
ITH
a
f.W-
t-'lf
.
si..
I
!
-
,u.
An'j
I
in
am,
nt:
;i
l
i
niy
m
w
.fii.r.n
l,,r,,
!
if,
,t
t.Ll,
-If
-t
in
f.mr
,d
will
r,!l
,n
a
aim
hr
t.'r-r.
i
N
im.iy
hnt
i
n
i,!.
iv
(If
IN
(
(iii
-l.l)
VM.KI
Uil.K
,-rl
(,
t-W,.m
rli
.i'i
'l
nut
a
i,n
f
anv
exker
hnri.l.
N-nK
i
,!-I
lj;iti
(
r'lt.
Hi,
It
ti.
:
voir.
Itct
ft
w
til
be
ll'
ini.
i
i.i
1!
swept
soutn
m
June
issa
was
;
ai
50
reel.
cne
which
challenged
the
whote
j
enable
to
fmge
rprtrrt
strrmk
!
.........
A
,
i.
n
.
j
-
,
j
,
i
...
.....
r
.
.
fThe
city
council
last
night
Prince
Rupert,
and
was
early
hi
fcade
final
the
ensagement
of
'
Kltlmat.
His
residence
here
was
new
officials
for
the
city
hail
and
'
of
the
first
on
4th
Avenue
uuia
ui
uuuc
unu
law.
;
trrieers
settled
for
his
name,
i
ana
aiso
tne
existence
of
the
j
written
en
a
card
with
a
pencil
United
Nations.
We
had
a
held
between
his
toes.
He
win
r
i'
can
give
tin
in.
li
in-
between
Pulton
and
MeBride
Uie
arrangements
for
the
eight
Streets.
charged
with
possessing
a
itili.
i
Lonon
.
.
.
it
vtrnr
iitoK
li'a
"''
jii-t
I
V,
STi,
mil
tour
day.
20
Yeors
Ago
Today
-
Re-organizaticn
is
planned
for
watchdog
L'N
commission
actually
on
that
border
because
it
was
recognized
a
such
a
threat
to
the
peace.
In
my
opinion,
had
we
failed
Rebuild
Bridge
TAere'i
5mcfAifif
nfK-,ttt
a
rr-U
hnffle-maile
r:llr
l!i-"
THIS
GRIM
WORLD
Absurd
as
Casa
Loma
may
be
in
conception
and
design
H
Ue
partially
defunct
St.
An-
SWIFT
CURRETT
J5a.ik.
Co
r-iiiaiii.
i
mm
,ur
Hmilv
.i
mto
rtpinret
over
Brfv.
i,,i,
r
r.,t
I
it.
ikr
'1
hrv
fin
1
,
o
OP
drew's
Society
which
in
former
seems
to
ns
It
would
be
a
pity
to
stand
firm
in
the
face
of
that
j
Steel
direct
aggression
the
pattern
have
worker
from
Winnipeg
arrived
at
Saskatchewan
lem
t
(
fi.,(h
t,f
tf,m
(if
tv,rw
niv
ar-cret
n
fVVAN.H
iKHW'
(
AKK
H.OfR.
.n
oh.r
to
wreck
It.
It
Is
one
ot
th?
years
was
an
important
organization
in
the
city.
chief
reasons
Toronto
is
different,
and
as
such,
should
be
Landing
to
begin
reeomrtractio!
of
the
three
steel
centre
apans
ef
airy
rrincess
pmtr.
Ho
rakf
tn.i
Kasrn
ilinrn
.1
ffwrtrtfy
m.f
f,,
ly
erTH
from
th.
,
r.ia
mile
fattA
the
wi
Vihi
we.
,wan
lown
w
lK'tiT
ck
nukint
Millet
.
fimt
of
)ft
w
rrt
wlwjl.
of
attack
wonld
certainly
have
been
repeated,
first
in
Yugoslavia,
and
later
In
Germany.
By
fighting
a
small
war
we
may
have
averted
a
bigger
one.
ine
o.iwm.iirwifri
river
(Triage
'm
l,wu
m.kis
rn
If
f.ike
averv
t,m.
aa
that
was
damaged
by
an
lee
Jam
last
spring
.
"
-1
i
e
Proposal
for
a
minimum
price
cherished.
Surety
we
are
not
so
Sir
halibut
is
being
considered
Impoverished.
Surely
the
amnse-r
the
members
of,'
the
Fishing
ment
of
the
P11
nas
Vessel
Owners
Association.
'
m
tnU
Srtm
world.
Toronto
k.
.
.
:
Globe.
and
Mail.
110
Yearj
Ago
Today
rjLmold
Flaten
last
niaht
was
Then
there
was
th
cted
president
of
the
Prince:
grade
pupiI'
Jnst''uctl
to
pre-
Inn
rm
rnj
.v
Itio
t.i
ii
k-i
,n
(
beuef
rake,
with
Smstf
I1
f,
af
mi
nl
usa
n
unul
S7
Umr
a
line
a
ui.iinjiy
rlur
reetj.-i
on
ide
i,
l,.i,-!
Thit
lour
txprri.nrr.
Tiff
I
(mil
Ihst
r"i,fn
h
ir.l
it
ii.
u
not
the
stoat
d'SriiH
BUCHANAN'S
CI
Vi.
ki
inc.
The
lonjli
part
11
IfKitil
"
"!'w
nir
ii
ao
r.,
v
io
a
von
want
that
ar
dier
tery
i":'
'
..j
liere
are
voor
You're
lar.
;',
s
yifsia
hen
i
!
'BLACK
!
&
Rupert
Branch
of
the
Red
Cross
i
JJdre
snorl
essa
on
lne
Pre
to
:
vaiung
weather,
who
wrote:
-it
Society
succeed
retiring
presi
's
rain!n
nd
3
t-
4r.t
W.
R.
McAfee.
..
.
...
j
doors,
and
there
are
poodles
ln
ZA
special
committee
of
Trustees
J
the
roaa
"
p
l
pmf.li
m
of
plarinf
thrwe
iw
'M'
f
vou
I(.
hie
me
T()U
H
gn,
that
I""1
,
j
Hut
Cr.umnl
J.'hhh.(j
lil.s!
f
'hf
p'
I
M,.nfn-:il
nmrm
of
(.nnilv-fminriiu
J
;
..
..
k
I....I.I
m
n.v
p
Jek
Beane
and
Mrs.
Oeorae
ara
j
j
at
FRASER
&
'PAYNE
and
THE
UNIVERSAL
,
.
.
ntr
noi
oniv
now
io
i.'io-i
"r
n.
,-
Wit
how
to
k.e
lhm
ii,;.
n.
(,.
thFm.
Voil
rf-iU'ri?
pofiVinrf-.l
n...
il.
.....
t.
f....
-
.w.u,,a
.
....
SCOTCH
WHISKY
,.,
j,
viry
iiitta
iM,.tTr
..
r
to
f,
,..l
il,.
,,,
!
'II
:
nn-1
ii,
y
k
,ilit
II,.
in
vim?
'
i
i',i
irtv
nr.
l
.-..i
i
i-n
..
,i
i
Bindiis
recently
roTjfce3
the
waiters
in
a
New
York
City
cafe.
They
had
to
put
their
hands
up
instead
of
out
The
first
regular
television
program
m
the
world
started
at
London,
England,
ln
1936.
Hill
have
been
unable
to
find
out
who
authorized
a
Wartime
Housing
contracting
concern
to
piie
lumber
on
the
Booth
School
grounds
and
use
the
grounds
for
traffic
of
laree
trucks,
which
has
resulted
fn
the
grounds
being
ruined.
lime
H
(,,..
u
,
a
wn
fhow,
.,
or
y.iir
!,,-
,
y
0(
!.,.,..,.
,
i
......
......
r
....
....
.I.l.orl,."1
.
.
OrrHllad,
ifomfed
and
loftled
m
Scetleini
foM
ht
it'l
wt.
belftM
4I
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
v
dnwiayed
by
the
Llajwar
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
'NTr:r'M.
.
.
.
Vovfli
fiml
.",
h
-
vou
'
",f
"
v-iiuie
of
v,r
l,:ir,i4m.j
Uullara
from
no
oo
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