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DIARY
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Prince
Rupert
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News
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Thursday,
April
R,
1954
When
the
delegates
to
the
I
elect
a
President
who
would
recent
annual
meetinR
of
the
by
n-o-t
bfi
tne
nominee
of
the
Party
Lender
and
hence
would
have
a
clear
mandate
to
act
in-
l
independent
dally
nemptper
doted
to
the
upbuilding
ot
Prlnc
Rupert
I
nd
Northmi
and
Central
Brltleh
Columbia.
.
.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
BureAU
of
Clrrulatlnna
I
k
Csnadlan
TmXij
Newspaper
Association.
i
Published
bjr
The
Prince
Rupert
nailj
Newt
Limited.
1
J.
T.
MAQOR.
President
II.
O.
PERRY,
Vice-President
National
ProKiessive
Conservative
Association
elected
Oeonje
Hee.s,
M
P.,
to
the
office
of
presi
dopendfiitly
of
him
in
rovamn-
l
more
dent,
the
thoui'.ht
uppermost
in
Iiik
the
party
headquarters
Bubaciipuon
Rates:
j,
earrlBr
Per
week,
asc;
per
month,
al
00:
per
year.
!0
0n.
mall
Per
month,
7Rc;
per
year.
48.00.
their
minds
was
that
they
were
Oeori?e
Hees,
MP.,
elected
over
tiiviiiB
him
a
mandate
to
do
a
1
Gordon
Churchill,
M
P.
the
ree-thorouRh
linme-cleanini;
job
al
ionniwid
nominee
of
the
Ure
uoruea
aa
second
claw
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa
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II
in
if
i
hi
ii
j
Bracken
Hoilsc.
j
forces,
was
the
answer
to
the
i
i
neoreiiciiiiv
uiiu
uv
iiiu'ii-
oii.uiii.
;
!3uy
Dock
Here
t
SWKKISII-AMI
KICAN
LINK'S
new
flagship,
the
22,000
gross
ton
I
Hon
Bracken
House
is
the
nerve
j
so
far
nothing
ha
happened
or
QCt
luxiry
liner
Kungsholm
will
make
her
first
appearance
In
centre
of
the
Federal
Con.serva-
nd
some
Conservative
circles
Canada
on
May
2,
when
she
will
call
at
Halifax
en
route
from
her
tlvf
organization
machine.
But
I
uir(.ady
arc
showing
signs
or
Huport
Hrnoke
Irc
ONE
OF
THE
joys
of
rentinjj
an
apartment
from
a
literate
friend
is
that
you
pet
the
run
of
a
whole
library
of
fine
i
I
home
port
of
Gothenburg,
Sweden,
to
New
York.
Although
in
service
for
some
five
months,
this
will
be
only
the
second
transatlantic
round
trip
for
the
Kungsholm
since
her
maiden
arrival
In
New
York
last
December,
having
spent
the
winter
on
tropical
cruises
to
the
West
Indies
and
around
South
America.
iui4iai'i"j
'-
..v....
.
i
nil
pa
i
ici
it.
.
invy
tmnK
mat
date
of
its
establishment
to
liv.'
the
Bracken
House
office-holdup
to
its
high
mission.
Just
how
erSi
none
ot
whom
were
ever
far
.short
it
has
fallen
from
the
,
elected
t0
office
by
popular
vote
exiiectations
originally
built
,0f
the
party,
cannot
be
niven
upon
if
has
been
shown
in
the
,
their
marching
pnpers
too
soon
.successive
general
election
fail-
or
too
finally
lor
the
good
of
the
ures
since
1945.
The
1053
de-
-general
cause.
If
they
would
'
ucle
was
the
worst
of
all.
j
make
an
exception
it
would
be
!
books
friends
whom
you
.,...
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jt.
j
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t
"
...
.
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
The
idea
of
a
thorough
house-
Vernon
Kemp,
special
assistant
ay
cleaning
of
the
Bracken
IIouac
to
Mr.
Drew.
tte
is
generally
A1
ou
Id
never
had
had
the
:hance
to
meet
otherwise.
Hi-ru
in
our
Ottuwu
uparl-nu
iit
I
huve
been
rending
uhout
Rupert
Brooke,
the
youiiR
poet
who
more
than
any
other
tui-
personnel
isn't
any
sudden
brain
,
well-liked
und
regarded
an
able
Vv
'
Pi-VMoaa
c
,
'
"'"ir.
Full
""""Win
co,,;;
U"mi
car.
jr,
,
Priced
la
tfu
'51
A.10
Al
STIX
Lovely
shajc.
A
g'HHl
d,.ai
M
-.fl
III
v....
''
r
v
,1?',
.
.
wave
on
me
pan
oi
ine
ranK-
But
the
Test
of
tin
crew
are
arid-file
P.C.'s.
They
have
been
'
looked
upon
as
President
line'
J.
'
I
The
nickel
cup
of
coffee
and
Would
it
suggest,
fu
a
starter,
In
favor
of
it
for
a
Inni
time.
i,r,,hi,.m
And
the
quest
tun
of
the
nickel
shoeshine
have
gone,
a
nervous
collapse
wnleh
.;
.
.
V';
'Hill
trip
lrttiihlf.
huti
hnn
uuii
in-iiiy,
jjrr.suillllfu
lilt-
laihi
to
the
moment
is
when
is
II
'es
go-
five-cent
stamp
has
today,
can
approach
that
point
i
arrange
the
mechanics
of
the
ere
long?
The
only
way
to
avoid
!
ing
to
deal
wilh
tU'in
in
the
manner
Implied
;u
me
.support
badly,
needed
purge.
The
key
jenerauon
wmcn
aien,
"en
f,rrlved
Europe
ciiniinllted
.suicide
in
1914.
itiii'
nvi
v
wv
war
Is
to
preserve
peace.
Surely
i
uru.-k.-n
rwU,u
n
the
.l:
.
i
j
.
.
k.
I
f
I
niu...
h!rM
f
.
.
t
K
II
I
A
........
n
i
i
nun
H
(.
uus
is
uimersiaiumuie.
r
ur
tunc,
personal
appointees
of
the
Party
'
K-.m.-iityr
as
if
the
It
almost
seems
'
;vv
1-UinpifUly
WITS,
transmiwu
Flue
ur
tire;
OME
better
solution
rnipht
develop
as
time
goes
P
on,
but
right
now
Mayor
Hills'
proposal
that
the
Irydoek
be
taken
over
by
local
interests
is
the
roundest
answer
offered
so
far
to
this
vexing
question.
While
our
hopes
naturally
rest
on
the
possibility
of
some
concern
outside
pouring
money
into
the
property,
it
in
well
to
have
a
course
of
action
planned
which
will
prevent
the
entire
plant
being
sold
to
a
demolition
crew.
If
l'rince
Rupert
interests
caml
to
make
a
bid
for
all
or
part
of
the
facilities,
their
offer
would
lie
certain
to
make
an
impression
on
the
federal
government
almost
regardless
of
the
amount
involved.
The
whole
subject
of
the
proposed
sale
has
received
far
more
awkward
publicity
than
Ottawa
could
have
anticipated,
and
this
opportunity
to
do
something
for
the
injured
party
would
he
difficult
to
ignore.
It
is
unlikely,
of
course,
that
at
the
outset
even
a
modest
undertaking
to
do
repair
and
maintenance
work
could
be
handled
without
a
subsidy,
officials
of
the
Wallace
shipyards
estimate
that
'
hree
or
four
times
the
present
volume
of
business
i
required
to
make
such
an
operation
self-depend-nt
Even
so,
Prince
Rupert's
offer
could
not
be
J.ulckly
brushed
aside.
Hy
showing
readiness
to
ay
their
own
way
asrfar
as
possible,
city
interests
world,
realizing
the
truth
at
lust,
concludes
war
must
cease
Anything
else
Is
futile.
Imagine
evacuation
of
cities
like
the
greatest
on
earth?
It's
not
a
question
of
size
or
numbers.
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OPTOMETRIST
I'rcd
E.
Dowdie
.103
Third
Ave.
V.
Phone
Green
960
WHEN
YOU
read
the
actual
1
details
of
the
death
of
this
young
genius
you
are
struck
by
the
monumental
foily
and
pity
!
of
it
all.
Here
was
a
young
man
I
who
represented
the
very
flower
of
English
civilization.
He
had
the
appearance
of
a
Oreek
god,
j
the
mind
of
u
philosopher,
and
AUTO
SERViri
is
no
omer
way.
wnen
we
iook
Leader,
named
without
any
con-to
the
future.
.
situation
of
tho
party
rank-an-
"
I
file.
Consequently,
unless
the
The
Blood
Indians
'Ano.se
old
,urly
trader
was
prepared
to
home
territory
Is
Just
north
of
j
rPCognlze
the
wide
dls.sati.sfac-Lethbrldge
today
possess
a
bank
Uon
nnd
a(.t
U(.Porc,int,ly,
u
balance
of
$063,000.
A
century
was
lmp,ssi,)Ip
,or
tho
r.ink.
or
so
ago
a
buiialo
hunter
could
Lnd.fU(,
,
SP(.,lrp
uny
e.v.,,per-huve
named
his
labor
scale,
but
Rtion
Mr
Dr(.w
has
m.wr
would
have
been
inter-
no
one
!flf.n
f
t()
reOKize
the
unsnitn-.ested
in
His
services.
.
.
bmty
f()r
lnpir
Jobi
of
any
,
"
j
his
personal
appointees.
Good
resolutions
and
babies;
th
N.ltlonal
PrP,,d,.nt
of
crying
In
church
are
a
lot
a
hke
pro(,r,,s.slvp
ConsprVlltlve
or.
-both
should
be
carried
out
im-
pumzallon,
in
status
M
vir.
uen
mI'm
V
UM
'"W
orsanlwr
for
the
party,
is
recognized
as
intltled
"Dream"
Cars
On
Display
In
Hew
York
liy
DAVID
j.
WILKIK
AUCTION
SALE
of
'
'.
'
.
-
-t4,
"
,
-'
,
,
;k::
LT-,..P
Household
Goods
and
Furni!
a
tongue
which
could
and
did
utter
some
poems
as
fine
as
th"
best
psalms
of
David.
"Now
God
be
thanked
who
matched
lis
with
His
hour
And
caught
our
youXh,
and
wakened
us
from
sleeping"
So
wrote
Brooke
who
died
un-heroii)ly
of
some
obscure
fever,
a
few
days
after
he
had
turned
down
a
cu.shy
and
safe
staff
job.
The
man
who
was
conscious
that
he
was
but
a
stone's
throw
from
ancient
Troy
died
absolutely
useiessly,
in
a
bungled
On
Soturdoy,
April
10,
Commencing
2;fy
At
Auction
llmims.
Comer
McRride
and
fwmliL
NEW
YORK
(v-Ten
leading
auto
manufacturers
this
week
THIS
UAS
WHISKfcKS
put
their
"dream"
cars
and
1954
1
'TIS
SAID
models
on
displuy
at
New
York's
A
scientist
says
the
best
way
to
second
automobile
show
of
the
determine
a
cow's
milking
possi-year.
j
blllties
Is
to
study
her
face.
But
t-
V''
10
a
voice
in
Braeken,Housc
administration.
And
that
Is
why
the
malcontents
at
the
annual
meeting,
in
their
desire
to
bring
about
a
show-down
in
(he
Bracken
House
situation,
had
to
(
onslslinn
of:
I'arliir
Lamp
I
Mi.dio
Cnarh
Wesiinshouse
Vbk,
pump)
would
he
emnhasizintr
their
faith
in
the
future
i
campaign,
as
ludicrous
inits
in-
Cliromr
Kilt
hen
U'
1
i
ftffirienr'U
tw
un
tha
fHtnwan
Walnut
Mufiuaf
L
,;;hich
even
the
most
hardened
government
would
9tl!
Iluw
liunctM
i
nit
nivr
Among
the
"dream"
modebi
Is
Farmer
John
says
he
prerers
to
Chrysler's
newest,
the
gas-tur-1
look
some
udder
place,
bine
Plymouth."
Unlike
the
Firebird,
General
Those
jwho
object
to
winter
Motor.;'
turbine-powered
car
(
weather
early
In
spring
might
which
appeared
at
the
earlier
ijmt
us
well
ponder
that
per-.show,
the
Chrysler
model
Is
a
hap
It's
better
to
get
It
now
stock-car
type.
r,M-
model
look-
1
than
ulong
between
the
24th
and
ed
more
like
a
i
jiir-wherled
f'y
'the
1st.
Ing
machine.
,
The
Chrysler
entry
in
the
tur-
'
Some
of
Canada's
corporations
I
war
aoout
a
half
century
earlier.
But
the
most
promJ,sinn
Het
i
that
Britain
had
produced
in
J
the
20th
century
died
as
In-!
gloriously
as
a
sick
dog.
...
i
THE
LETTERS
of
Ruerl
Brooke
pet
19
Hilton
f
IK
Radio
Trl-lile
limp
Small
Huffrl
i;jfve
to
reciprocate
in
some
small
measure.
h'
With
money
on
the
line,
it
would
be
possible
negotiate
instead
of
merely
protesting
There
e'.a
big
difference.
t-pc.
Sectional
Chesterfield
Walnut
Bedroom
Suite
Kaclne
Refrigerator
(10'j
cu.
ft.).
Walnut
Desk
f
ombiiiftliori
rock
ls.
coal
and
wood
range,
2
gas
cylinders,
complete
Chest
of
Drawers
Maying
Heelric
Washer
Walnut
Kml
Table
Round
Centre
Table
hil.
hrnware
Chrome
I-burner
Hotplate
Meclrlc
Iron
Ash
1'ray
Stand
Tank
Vacuum
Cleaner
.
lrup-lra
KilrhratJ
Kaltcry
Kadia
a
i
.show
clearly
that
the
youni;
man
was
special.
He
called
self
a
"William
Morris
type
of
I
socialist."
His
Tublani.sm
was
the
kind
which
comes
from
the
i
heart,
and
not
from
the
head.
Oil
Iturnrr
Hnit
l.lrrlric
Slfara
im
1'!
ilini
n
Sralm
Iriinin;
Hoar4
bine
engine
field
undoubtedly
are
organizing,
with
most
happy
will
attract
greatest
Interest
at
,
results,
sources
of
recreation
in
the
current
show
which
run.simu.sic.
Tins
not
only
brings
em-until
April
11.
;jloyees
together,
but
aLso
shares
Ali.no
with
the
"rireaii.
'
mars
:
entertainment
on
a
broader
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
.
COMPANY
Tourist
Bu
dget
2-pc.
Chrslf
rlirM
scale.
We
are
hearing
more
of
Ml
KT
HK
SOI.II
TO
C'l.OSK
AX
ISTAft
that
may
never
reach
.the
,
up
A
LTHOUGH
Finance
M
mister
Abbotts
latest
budget
will
provoke
the
usual
complaints,
wrnhlv
st.ni.i-
Mm
i.arl
c
nat,
rtii
n
ana
ounivan,
along
Willi
He
detected
the
cold-hlooded.
selfish,
approach
of
Geortjc
Bernard
Shaw
und
others.
"They
sometimes
take
it
for
granted
:
i
i
"
'
'
""'
"
-
-
.
,'
i.
companies
arc
using
the
show"
to
I
"tr
grand
old
timers
such
as
demonstrate
many
of
their
lat-
j
"Tnf
Chime.s
of
Normandy,"
"The
List
Your
Goods
for
This
Sole!
ncr
i
rAArcc
the
that
all
Conservatives
(and
most
vsr
pnrriru.erlnnr
.iriv.imes
New-
0
"
e
m
1
a
n
nna
i'lc
Phone
Red
127
or
Block
846
)
i
ordinary
Liberals)
are
heartless
est
improvements
In
power
Daughter
of
the
Regiment."
villains
...
the
prejudices
of
steering,
safety
glass,
engines
which
take
a
liR
time
to
weary
j
the
clever
are
harder
to
kill
,
and
automatic
transmissions
of-
i
than
those
of
the
dull."
:
arc
among
t
rfc
engineering
dl.s-
'
'
i
.
plays
i
ftp
nurtlll
DllVUM
iraveill.u
I
One
-,,,
f
,h
ldnJun
i.n.
I
raw
r
j
through
Canada
in
the
sum-
mer
of
1U13.
His
comments
are
.
revealing.
In
June
ht
wrote
j
that
"I've
i;ot
the
i
jorahHst
;
touch
of
Aifierl'.n
accent."
In
i
July
he
wrote
from
Ottawa:
'
"I
do
no
reading,
no
thinking,
no
writing.
And
very
often
I
I
don't
see
many
things.
The
real
:
hell
of
It
is
I
get
so
numb
that
gines
being
shown
currently
is
one
said
to
be
capable
of
gen-
',
eratlng
3f3
horsepower.
The
!
industry's
present
top
stock
en-
j
gine
Ik
Chrysler's
235-horsv-
!
power
V-8,
used
In
Its
New
j
York
De
Luxe
and
Imperial
!
models.
j
Chrysler
engineers
are
cmpha-
,
sizing
that
the
gas-turbine
engine
for
standard
passenger
can
still
ls
in
the
remote
future.
1
1CR
OOVr.RNMFNT
flP
THf
rRovmrr
or
British
rottnitit
t'does
not
offer
critics
any
real
meat
in
which
to
at
their
teeth.
Nothing
has
happened
during
the
ast
year
'to
HUggest
there
wOl
be
any
appreciable
shift
between
revenue
and
expenditure
in
the
tii'onthiS
to
come
While
there
has
been
an
increase
m
unemjjoyment,
there
is
nothing
to
indicate
that
the
countiy's
economy
is
undergoing
any
serious
Change.
Consequently,
Mr.
Abbott
has
not
left
himself
trio
vulnerable
by
producing
a
financial
plan
which,
for
lack
of
a
more,
exciting
description,
might
be
penned
a
tourist
budget.
In
banishing
the
13
per
;etit
excise
tax
from
a
number
of
consumer
goods,
iiiid
reducing
it
to
10
per
cent
on
a
variety
of
others,
lie
has
paid
recognition
to
the
fact
that
Canada
has
lost
its
favorable
balance
of
tourist
trade.
Canadians
spend
more
in
other
countries
tbkn
visitor.
-ido
here,
a
situation
that
must
he
caused
to
some
extent
by
higher
Canadian
prices.
Mr.
Abbott
strengthens
his
careful
case
still
further
by
extending
tax
concessions
to
a
certain
class
of
industry
to
reduce
exploration
costs.
In
an
age
of
growing
need
to
develop
Canada's
natural
resources,
such
a
move
can
only
be
regarded
as
necessary
to
keep
in
step
with
the
times.
I;','
If
anyone
is
really
upset
by
the
new
budget,
it
jprobably
will
l;e
the
financial
editors.
Mr.
Abbott
has
given
them
very
little
to
write
about.
;
my
brain
and
sense
don't
re-
j
cord
fine
or
clear
impressions."!
j
in
Toronto
he
met
people
at
j
the
Arts
and
Letters
Club
who
'
knew
of
his
poetry.
One
told
'hlni:
"Sir,
in
my
opinion
you
have
Mr.
Noyes
skinned.'"
'
On
the
3rd
of
Awus
he
-wi)k
1
lying
on
a
ijcaoli
70m'HcS
fiorlh
j
of
Winnipeg
stark
naked.
He
l
and
his
fishing
companion
had
j
"a
gun
between
us
in
case
a
j
bear
appears."
j
In
Kdmonton
hs
was
Interviewed
by
a
reporter:
"I
Just
..
Luxury
jteamer
Prince
George
,
.SAIUS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
'
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
,Kr'-
l
V;.
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
Comfort
and
Service
Poi
rtservatlons
writ
oi
call
City
or
Depot
Offlca,
I
Prince
Rupert,
B
O.
'
put
my
cigar
in
the
corner
of
my
mouth
and
said
"kid,
this
Ls
some
town."
Later
he
wrote:
"Vancouver
is
a
queer
place,
rather
different
from
the
rest
of
Canada.
More
oriental.
The
country
and
harbor
are
rather
beautiful,
with
great
violet
mountains
all
(See
FHILPOTT
Page
4)
I
41
v;
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.
KM:
t
--.
1
"t.
.
In.
tin
Take
nolire
(hat
flic
Liquor
Control
Hoard
of
I'.iilish
"Columbia,
with
the
approval
of
the
Lieutenant-Governor
in
Council,
has
designated
the
follow
in
area
as
a
licensing
area
for
the
issuance
of
licences
under
the
"Government
Liquor
Act,
mr-.
'
k
i
.
Licensing
Area
Nol
61.
'"
Description:
WWagc
of
Stewart.
And
furl
Tier
tal;e
notice
that
the
Hoard
will
receive
npplir.it
inn
for
lirencei
vtilliin
that
area
until
the
L'WIi
day
of
May,
1051.
.
And
further
tid
e
notice
thai
the
Hoard
will,
al
u
meeting
to
he
held
at
the
Hoard's
oflire,
525
Fort
Street,
in
the
City
of
Victoria,
on
the
2Cth
day
of
May,
1954,
commencing
at
1
lie
hour
of
ten
o'clock
in
tho
forenoon,
proceed
to
deal
with
the
applications
for
licences
received
prior
to
the
25th
day
of
May,
190-1,
utiles."
.in
the
meantime:
(a)
The
Municipal
Council
of
the
Corporation
of
the
Village
of
Stewurt
requests
the
I.ihi-tenant-fiovernor
in
Council
to
.submit
to
a'
vote
if
the
electors
of
the
polling
(Iivh"
within
the
licensing
area
any
or
all
of
the
questions
hereinafter
set
out;
or
(b)
The
Lieutenant-Governor
receives
a
petition
in
the
form
prescribed
hy
these
rcpiilatiniw
or
to
a
like
effect
.signed
by
thirty-live
per
centum
of
the
electors
of
the
polling
divisions
within
the
licensing
urea
requesting-
that
any
or
all
of
the
questions
hereinnlier
.et
he
submitted
to
a
vole
of
the
electors
of
the
polling
divisions
within
the
lii
en-.inK
rei-
The
questions
that
shall
upon
request
ai
nforesaid
he
submitted
to
a
vote
of
the
elect"1
"
in
the
licensing
area
are
as
follows;
(a)
Are
you
in
favour
of
the
sale
of
beer,
ale,
and
stout
only
under
a
public-limiM"
lirW
for
consumption
on
licensed
premise?
(Note:
A
public-house
licence
will
be
similar
to
the
present
beer-parlour
licence
)
(b)
Are
you
in
favour
.of
the
sale
of
beer,
ale,
stout,
and
wine
only
under
a
(liiiiiii!-rnnm
licence
for
conFiimption
with
meals
on
licensed
premises?
,
(Note:
Dining-room
licences
will
be
granted
to
hotels,
restaurant.
,
clubs,
railway-fa
.
kteamships,
and
resorts.)
,(c)
Are
you
in
favour
of
the
wile
of
liquor
under
a
dininp'-lotintre
licence
for,
consumpton
with
meals
on
licensed
premises?
(Note:
Dininjr-Iounge
licences
will
be
issued
principally
to
what
are
commonly
k"own
as
cabarets,
and
to
clubs.)
(d)
Are
you
in
favour
of
the
sale
of
liqur.j
under
a
lounge
licence
for
consumption
on
licensed
premises?
(Note:
Lounge
licences
will
be
issued
to
cocktail-bars.
They
will
be
yrajited
W
tf
Tclubs,
hotels,
resorts,
railway-cars,
and
steamships.)
LIQUOR
CONTROL
BOARD
PROVINCE
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Scripture
faiAue
for
Joday
"He
was
wounded
fur
our
transgressions."
Isa.
r
53:5.
GENERAlf&lELECTRIC
Army
Family
VICTORIA
CPi
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Cloddard,
who
moved
here
from
Edmonton,
have
ight
sons
In
the
armed
services
since
Vance
Seeking
Mar
Assistance
Jv
Prance
has
urgent-requested
more
assistance
for
!
war
In
Indo-Clilna
from
the
rrted
States,
th
French
for-ifti
ministry
announced
today.
If.
-1
their
17-year-old
twins,
Wilbertl
and
Conrad,
were
accepted
by
the
RCAF.
They
also
have
one
daughter.
j
J
it
Butterkeeper
ic
Ooor
Shelves
it
Full
width
Frccter
9.16
cu.
ft.
Regular
$364.50
SPECIAL
$29900
6-Ye,ar
Warranty
WANT
A
PERFECT
HOME?
Take
time
to
find
tbe
one
you
want
and
be
sure
your
goods
are
stored
safely
with
a
responsible
warehouseman.
Phone
60
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on
mi
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RADIO
&.
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w
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instance
Movinr
f).
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Chairman
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313
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
644
Leove
it
to
Lindsoy's"
Your
"Allied"
Agent