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Tuesday,
December
8,
1953
The
Editor,
I
bers
who
told
an
officer
of
a
The
Daily
News:
union
what
to
do
and
what
to
WORTHWHILE
DEVELOPMENT
The
Editor,
As
I
-See
It
(Cfmore
We
wculd
like
to
reply
to
a
say.
iney
are
uu.
sc.
Now
you
say
Communism
is
136th
YEAR
IS
RECORD
news
item'
in
your
paper
in
which
The
Daily
News:
Ka
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
"
and
Iforthem
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
circulations
"
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association.
',
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
.News
Limited.
J.
T.
MAOOR,
President
H.
G.
PEKRY,
Vice-President
On
December
,0.
the
electors
.
J.
W.
Prusky.
at
a
ratepayer,
no
P
7
asKea
asKea
wneiner
wnetner
mu
uiis
uu...
o-
-
tn
vote
on
a
rpfprnnHiim
a
t,.
meeting,
White
such
an
important
juu,
in
whether
they
are
in
favor
of
&am
would
entitle
all
ratepayers
to
membership
in
the
Civic
Cen-
charge
or
tne
peoples
nc,.
B
of
M
HEAD
STRESSES
NEW
NEED
HI
SALESMANSHIP,
EFFICIENCY,
REALISE
lust
to
keep
him
under
cover.
If
-
Subscription
Rates:
ty
carrier
Per
week,
25c:
per
month.
H
00;
per
year.
I1C
0O.
'
IV
mall
Per
month.
75c;
per
year,
$8
00.
tre.
No,
it
would
not.
transferring
the
amount
now
credited
to
the
Roosevelt
Park
Fund
to
what
is
commonly
that's
what
you
call
democracy.
It
would
give
us
great
pleasure
'
.uthortzed
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Prist
Office
Department,
Ottawa.
then
I
am
all
wet.
if
all
ratepayers
could
be
mem
known
as
Algoma
Park
You
say
our
only
hope
is
to
na
As
a
supporter
in
the
counci!
lnht!
ouvof
the
rei
menace.
Are
r
in
coll
of
Alderman
Casey's
motion
to
nave
a
referendum
on
the
one
about
20
per
cent
of
our
yearly
sure
Vpatt
Labor
and
Check-Off
JIM
BYRNE
is
a
hard-headed,
hard-rock
miner,
who
represents
East
f
Y
i
VT
7
una
erurn
i
Casey
in
Circles
'-IAVING
listened
to
Alderman
George
Casey's
-Tl
charges
last
night
that
an
"inner
circle"
is
tile
new
iiicmucio
v..
a
red
herring?
If
you
are,
all
the
harm
I
wish
normal
naiaruj
or
tnrerprise
you.
Good
iuck
10
you
Myself.
I
am
not
a
Communist,
ARTHUR
JENSEN,
GENERAL
MANAGER,
PRESENT!
running
the
city
under
the
direction
of
Mayor
Kootenay
in
the
parlia-VVhnlen.
vn
are
curious
to
know
how
he
ha
the
ment
of
Canada.
He
sits
never
was
and
never
will
be,
and
I
also
can
vote
the
way
I
wish,
budget.
The
city
has
given
us
a
:ant
of
$1800
in
previous
yea.'.s
jut
this
was
subject
to
the
derision
cf
the
presiding
council
and
could
be
cancellea
without
warning.
Our
membership
for
1052-53
was
$742(1
gross.
Therefore,
to
give
this
up
for
the
$6000
plus
the
$1800
present
grant
would
only
increase
our
present
dilemma.
The
membership
rates
mill
levy
for
Roosevelt
park
for
a
five-year-period.
I
am
opposed
to
this
money
being
used
for
any
other
purpose
than
originally
intended:
namely,
the
improvement
of
Roosevelt
Park.
Roosevelt
Park
can
be
developed
and
made
a
beauty
spot
In
the
centre
of
the
city,
with
a
view
of
the
harbor
and
city
unsurpassed.
True,
development
will
be
costly
but
well
worthwhile.
RECORD
STATEMENT,
REVIEWS
BUSINESS
OUTLOOK,
PRAISES
PERSONNEL
like
all
member
of
the
UFAWU.
I
And
what's
more,
I
have
seen
two
wars
If
it's
pity
we
need.
l
No,
Mr.
Jackson,
you're
in
the
right
church
but
the
wrong
pew.
"CLEAN
HUUSt
havp
never
,
been
,
raised,
even
'just
in
front
of
me.
Mr
Byrne
is
one
of
the
few
real,
honest-to-goodnejs
work-ins
mi'n
'n
triLs
parliament.
He
is
also
one
of
an
even
smaller
number
of
M.P.'s
who
have
had
icU'al
experience
in
negotiating
union
contracts
witn
employers.
i
Jim
was
not
speaking
specially
about
the
lung
drawn
out
work
stoppage
in
the
gold
mines
of
northern
Ontario.
But
in
passing
he
remarked
how
far
ahead
are
B.C.
labor
laws
than
are
Ontario
labor
laws.
For
years
trade
Keener
competition
and
the
return
of
normal
hazards
enterprise
were
given
as
reasons
for
a
renewed
emphasis
salesmanship,
efficiency
and
sober
realism
in
business
by.Con
R.
Ball,
president
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
at
Its
136th
anr,
meeting
of
shareholders.
In
reviewing
the
Canadian
business
picture
during
the
p
year,
the
B
of
M
president
said
that
"w
seem
to
have
passed
fr
a
situation
in
which
nearly
all
business
Influences
were
buoy;
to
one
in
which
the
normal
hazards
of
enterprise
are
once
m
Regarding
the
site
commonly
u10uih
the
cost
of
operation
has
known
as
Algoma
Park,
I
am
in
increased
considerably,
nor
do
favor
of
the
development
as
an
uiese
rates
cover
the
cast
of
ser-area
for
sports,
and
money
vjL.e.
should
provided
for
its
de-:
fce
purase
of
the
membership
fee
Canadian
Ship
Calls
For
Help
velopment.
L.et
us
nope
mat
next
,...
,,.,,,.
pvnense
of
nnera-
TOKYO
(AP)
-
A
United
boldness
to
include
the
opposing
mayoralty
candidate,
George
Hills,
in
what
he
calls
the
"Casey
amp."
Possibly
we
do
not
fully
understand
the
intent
:f
the
phrasing,
but
it
strikes
us
that
in
this
case
a
'camp"
and
a
"circle"
are
pretty
much
the
same
hing.
We
are
led
to
assume
that,
if
Mr.
Hills
and
vlr.
Casey
are
elected,
they
will
replace
the
three
,vhom
Mr.
Casey
has
chosen
to
regard
as
"conspirators."
We
do
not
believe
Mr.
Casey's
choice
of
words
does
justice
to
Mr.
Hills
who
has
steadfastly
maintained
it
is
the
duty
of
a
mayor
to
refrain
from
picking
sides
among
his
aldermen.
In
fact,
up
to
this
point
both
mayoralty
candidates
have
been
left
remarkably
free
to
fight
their
tion
but
it
is
the
means
whereby
States
navy
salvage
ship
is
tow-
vear's
council
will
be
able
to
do
this.
the
individual
may
.show
his
or.ing
the
Canauian
mercnuni
sn:p
apparent"
.
I
"The
business
landscape."
he
"Our
definition
of
'constr
siirt,
"has
begun
to
show
a
more
tive'
assistance
does
not
imi
I
I
have
stated
my
opinion
in
iUt
willingness
and
desire
to
sup-i
Angus
Glen
to
Yokosuka
lur
regard
to
both
Roosevelt
Park
sort
and
oolong
to
that
in
which
i
bor.
uniens
in
B.C.
have
been
guar-
anteed
by
law
the
contentious
and
the
so-called
Algoma
Park,
he
believes.
Our
attendance
at
The
Angus
Glen
called
f
vririea
naiicrn
oi
iinni
mm
"ic
nuniiv.uis
ui
puijfiis
wi
arrangement
which
Ls
at
the
Let
me
now
go
further
and
say
inP
civic
Centre
has
Increased
t
:
heln
Thursday.
She
was'low
on
hnriB
Rnme
Infflistrles.
nartio-
the
basic
fundamentals
at
n
heart
of
the
gold
mine
dispute,
i
that
I
believe
Algoma
Park
does
sucli
an
extent
that
facilities
and
fUPi
Hnri
water
and
unable
to
',
ularly
those
dependent
on
ex-
it-worthiness
appear
to
be
h
Nobody
in
B.C.
has
to
go
on
not
legally
exist.
If
such
is
the
staff
are
taxed
almost
to
the!mae
port
at
Yokohama.
port
markets,
.nave
Deen
en-
in.
om:n
uprii-nanneo
nnt
t
ountering
difficulties.
Competi-
ing
would
be
an
ill
service
I
tion
has
been
keener,
both
in
the
community,
to
our
sh
domestic
and
foreign
trade."
holders
and,
not
least,
tn
I
-
n..ii
i.ivih
thot
would-be
borrower
himself
I
i-trike
to
get
the
"voluntary
re-
case
then
how
can
a
referendum
l.mit.
This
we
welcome,
as
itj
vocable
check-off."
No
employer
be
presented
to
the
electors
for
;!u.ws
on
the
part
of
mast
peo-!
"
jin
B.C.
could
keep
a
whole
In-
the
transfer
of
funds'
for
the
de-
pie
of
Lie
city
the
high
regard
.Txfttt'v1wvw
v
jvi
.
f
Hill
iiuiiii.1iiiiu
V"
'"i'
dustty
tied
up
lor
months
over
velopment
of
a
non-existent
in
whbh
they
hold
their
Civic
I
the
issue
of
the
check-off.
That
park?
Centre
and
the
great
value
the
r.r,
fomrvjiVnc.
in
tnmV
nn-n
u-.iv
wi'thimt
ami
kwl
'is
enacted
into
law
years
ago
And
can
vim
have
another
Civic
Centre
is
to
the
wmmun-
1
.
.
,
.,
.
1
i
by
a
coalition
of
Liberals
and
referendum
to
set
a
mill
rate
tor
ity.
groups,,
from
toddlers
Ot
OtllCial
Support,
Solicited
Or
Otnerwise.
we
Conservatives.
the
the
same
same
Duroose'
purpose?
I
All
age
while
tnese
aeveiopmenis
.iia
General
Manauer
rrfsrnt
i
not
justify
a
Bloomy
view
of
i
r.j
Recnrrt
p.,
i
Canada's
prospects,
they
did
I
P"1
i
sieeest
the
need
for
"a
healthy,
Arthur
C.
Jensen,
gen-j
uwareness
thit
boom
conditions
manager,
presented
llv
tr
of
easy
sellln"
and
easy
profits;
136th
annual
statement,
st.
pre
subsiding."
lng
deposits,
loans
and
total
T
nm
ctlll
on
nnllmlst"
Vie
'
sources
9t
the.
highest
fir
It
was
necessary
to
pass
by-
imagine
they
prefer
it
that
way.
It
is
a
straight
a
i
.
-.11
..L
...
ii
i...
.1....
IF
YOU
listened
to
Jim
Byrne
laws
defining
v,nd
designating
u-vvay
us'"-,
"'c
ui
m
parliament
.you
also
got
tne
by
narne
McClymont,
Service,
said,
"regardina:
Canada's
fu-'on
re-ord,
with
earnlnra
n
answer
to
another
question:
Pinnppr
ami
other
nai
ks.
but
as
to
our
city
pioneers
use
this
building
extensively
and
it
would
be
a
great
sorrow
to
the
city
if
these
privileges
were
unable
to
be
continued.
W.
F.
STONE,
President,
i
Civic
Centre
Assoc.
erately
up
from
the
1952
1
1
ture,
but
sensible
optimism
eludes
a
candid
recognition
that
Why
the
rank-and-file
trade
;
fai
as
I
can
recall
this
has
not
unionist
Ls
not
nearly
so
"hut
been
done
in
regard
to
what
is
up
'
about
a
National
Health
'
commonly
known
as
Algoma
Insurance
plan
as
are
some
of
park.
j
the
immediate
prospect
olaces
a
I
renewed
emphasis
on
salesman-i
ship,
efficiency
and
sober
real
fhTTfffe
a
the
socialist
intellectuals.
JimJ
rUT
iu
KP,.nnri
World
War
,
.,,
or
.,
i.D.an
Dim
A
matter
of
special
int
which
he
discussed
was
further
strengthening
of
bank's
rest
fund
by
17
mn
Of
this
amount
$2
million
:
resented
a
transfer
from
p
and
loss
account,
while
the
once
of
5
million
had
i
transferred
from
contme-
v
IV
I
V
III
VIII
IVV
II,
?
ivwmjl
I
1,11
j
is
of
course
a
Liberal.
But
I
ism.
I
More
Intensive
and
Economic
the
city
council
was
approached
dor
.on't
think
he
was
playing
party
The
Editor
by
tne
armed
SPrvices
requPSting
The
Daily
News:
nu.-i.ri
tn
hniirt
a
pi
iuiiucs
wnen
lie
saiu'iiiau
me
fnqt
tnpy
))e
ajj
I'se
of
Resources
The
speaker
saw
In
the
Im
average
worker
in
the
big
mass
u
sureiy
gives
me
a
kick
uui
ui
between
ball
park
in
the
area
reserve.
This
latter
sum
der
provement
that
had
taken
place
ln
't
from
the
r,.(unc
1
J
.
.
1
U
linn
1m
tha
West
and
"c
1
"a,c
l"
Ninth
Avenue
Hays
:'?
members
and
myself.
Creek
I
am
not
sure
whether
i,io
r0r,nt
nvjdn
when
!
I
have
been
in
the
UFAWU
for
production
industries
was
rot
nearly
so
concerned
about
health
insurance
as
some
might
imagine.
Many
o!
the
workers
are
iniiiiiis
me
im.-.i
j'-ar
i.
w.c
portion
of
Excess
prnnts
!
sphere
of
International
trade
niliH
n-nrinu
the
war
and
In
Mayor
'
Watts
was
in
office
or
ven
years
and
at
no
time
did
already
covered
by
insurance
,
.n
.
mvn.
At
ftnv
.
ever
see
any
of
the
officers
of
ond
finance
"a
great
opportun-,
rom
reservM
established
ity
for
further
bold
advances
CPrlHin
specific
purposes
townrds
more
Intensive
nnd
eco-
wnich
reserves
were
no
lo
nomlc
use
of
resources."
'considered
necessary-
plans
provided
by
such
agencies
WBg
anted
thls
union
show
they're
Com-
j
as
M
6.A,
Blue
Cross,
or
by
pn-
.
,h
.
started
creating
a
rr.unlsts
in
any
meeting,
hate
insurance
companies,
with
re0u8nXSteg
'
Mr.
Rosedale
said
we
follow
;
the
employers
deducimg
the
em-,
sn.
wnrk
had
been
them.
I
have
been
wondering
if
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
He
felt
It
would
be
tragic
if
Commenting
on
the
risr
(list
at
the
time
when
the
mili
riiite..
difence.
of
the
bank',
current
,
tary
and
jployees
share
of
the
cost
on
the
Prn,.tPri
the
he
ever
looked
into
his
union
311
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
644
nations
of
noodwill
were
being
B
L
'
1;
A
n,,,H
;
check-olf
principle
'Miriinnri
Rprrimpnt.
nut
un
thei'rtck
and
read
the
bylaws.
I
al-
strengthened.
the
economic
-
ease
it
has
vays
inougiu
iv
waa
uik
mcni-
sign.
Algoma
Park,
and
'..
'
gnins
of
the
recent
past
were
to
Mr.
Byrne
did
not
say
so.
But
j
my
own
observation
in
his
own
is
a
fair
match
from
the
publicity
point
at
view.
iVhen
it
is
over,
the
winner
should
not
have
to
feel
obligated
to
anyone.
.Nor
do
we
believe
that
dishonesty
is
an
issue
in
this
election.
The
favorable
report
by
B.
C.
fciv.cewell
on
our
civic
procedures
cannot
by
dismissed
as
"whitewash."
Mr.
Casey
asked
for
this
investigation
and
should
be
big
enough
to
stand
by
the
verdict,
even
though
it
was
not
what
he
wanted.
The
charge
that
it
was
made
up
to
save
the
cost
of
a
mayoralty
by-election
does
no
credit
to
his
ingenuity.
If
the
machinations
of
ths
so-called
"inner
circle"
were
there
as
Mr.
Casey
pictures
them,
the
cost
of
such
an
election
would
have
been
peanuts
in
comparison.
Although
Mr.
Casey
will
not
believe
this,
we
have
an
affection
for
the
"old
watchdog."
He
has
color
aid
courage
though
no
more
of
the
latter
than
some
of
the
men
he
fights
and
unquestionably
has
made
some
grand
copy
for
our
readers.
Rut
we
also
lay
the
blame
for
much
of
the
city
council's
ponderous
'operations
squarely
at
his
feet.
It
is
not
reasonable
to
suppose
that
most
men
are
crooks,
dumbbells,
or
enemies
of
the
underdog.
Yet
this
is
an
attitude
which
seems
to
provide
Mr.
Casey's
main
motivation.
It
is
not
a
quality
that
encourages
the
quick
and
efficient
dispatch
of
business
which
this
city
needs
so
badly.
lion
In
considerable
and,
,
been
called
that
ever
since,
buV
:
be
lost.
it
reflects
the
additional
1
home
fjivn
was
that
the
fam'ly
"It
is
up
to
all
of
US.
In
all;
r(.irPri
tn
finance
tile
countries,
who
stand
with
pti-
i
carryover
of
wheat
as
we
vmc
rmnjiir
iu
uriuuiisi
i
a
j
gnfj,,.
increase
in
tne
con.-
here
and
now
that
the
system
so
far
as
I
can
recall
no
bylaw
has
been
passed
officially
desig-
nating
this
as
Algoma
Park.
It
i
rriay
even
be
that
this
is
part
of
I
the
area
designated
as
Piorteer
Park
in
the
bylaw
passed
by
.
Commissioner
Alder.
credit
field,
most
sectors
ot
of
the
Himbsrley
miner
io
the
beneliciary
of
a
complete
across-the-bjard
social
welfare
plan
that
covers
just
about
everything
except
guaranteed
fu.l
time
jobs.
loaning
business
are
m
n.
figures
than
at
the
end
oi
last
fiscal
year."
lufr
.Tpncpn
referred
to
recent
proposal
by
the
Fn
i
that
we
rightly
believe
produe-es
most
snd
contributes
moRt
fully
;
to
well-beinn
does
not
Inevitably
'
beget
periods
of
slump
and
mass
!
pnmuloyment.
j
"That,
as
I
see
It.
is
the
ereat
!
rnd
immediate
challenge
of
the
,
present
day.
And
thU
challenge
I
will
not
be
met
if
the
bogey
of
i
over-production
should
drive
In-
Government
to
empower
chartered
banks
to
lend
m
against
mortgage
security
new
housing.
"I
think
I
s-Derhacs
say
that,
for
our
'
'
Let
us
not
gc
to
the
extreme
I
HAVE
been
doing
some
o;
my
'
and
say
that
development
of
an
j
own
.private
sleuthing
about
area
for
sports
Is
the
sole
need
j
Health
Insurance.
I
think
it
is
j
0f
the.
city
an
t
its
citizens.
Do
a
foregone
conclusion
that
it
wi!l
not
forget
that
'.here
are
an
equal
;
be
set
up
within
the
lifetime
of
numher
of
ciKzens
who
would
;
'his
present
22nd
parliament
:
deve
enjoyment
from
being;
that
U,
sometime
before
1957.
able
t0
g0
t0
a
Wel!
developed:
But
the
P.M.
has
made
it
very
park
wnere
they
can
enjoy
the
!
c!er
that
he
won
t
be
hurried-
S(.BriPry
nnd
be
lutiful
sunsets.
!
and
under
no
condition
will
he
Rv
all
mPj.ns
Drovide
good!
v.
w
to
;
v..
'.j
a
v.'
,
1
-.-
i
-
:
If
i
v:
-
''"Os,
.-if
2
'.:
f
,
,
-
1
'.".V.
i.
:
-,,
;
1
4
I
-'1
,r:
.
Rum
mmnQB
we
are
examining
the
pro:
with
a
ro-oDerative
and
mind,
particularly
in
vie?
j
those
features
mat
pruvu'
Insurance
of
mortgages
aro
eligibility
of
such
mortgap
rediscount
at
the
Bank
of
1
ada."
consent
to
such
a
scheme
until
it
clean
sport
ot
tne
youtn
0f
our
;
i
is
a.s.sured
of
the
whole
hearted
I
dividual
nations
behind
the
bar-
I
rlcadcs
of
high
tariffs
and
in-
j
tensified
restrictions."
'
Mr.
W'lll
?'w
the
ned
of
ti
Immediate
future
as
the
sn"dv
;
furtherance
of
trade
policies
bied
fundamentally
on
recognition
of
thrpp
facts-
first,
that
;
the
welfnre
of
the
free
nations
j
U
Inter-rienfndent-
second.
tH-
j
the
objective
of
"trade
not
sid"
j
run
be
achieved
only
with
the
i
full
realization
that
trde
U
city.
But
also
provide
a
chance
your
money
1
to
appreciate
the
beauties
of
nature.
I!.
M.
DAGGETT.
I
co-operation
of
most
of
the
provinces.
!
It
Is
by
no
means
sure
that
'
Quebec
!1
agree
to
come
in
i
ai.d
if
any
province
as
large
as
j
Quebec
chose
to
stay
out
the
whole
idea
would
be
still-born.
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES,
Daily
Nevc.
Classifieds
Scant
Evidence
of
OownM
in
Business
In
concluding
his
revie-'J
business
conditions,
the
P
manager
referred
to
the
monly
heard
'
suggestion
?
1954
might
witness
some
f
ing
down
in
Canada's
pw
"Certainly,
4'
tlmr
'V
preciable
or
prolonged
sw
Incr
nf
hllsinPRS
BCtiVltV
If
I-
1
!
HMV.'-MiiB
I
i
B
Curidar
a
LibMal
goverrfment
two-way
nroeess;
and.
third,
"t
It
is
ldl
-
tiik
n'
onrtnr-lng
phnfe
.without
t
fletfbtrf.e
measures
deslfned
to
help
less
fnrtunote
'
t
foimtrjns
.1
tr
helo
thom,lves
hv
gi"pi
th"m
fntr
chance
to
sell
In
external
December
21st,
or
thereabouts,
the
judge
asked
the
driver
accus-;
.TC'e.'''TTre
rjrlea
tojijt
ifl,Jttfttftw'ttW'-
thing
failed
because
lemon
Hart
ii
no
ordinary
rum!
Its
distinctive
flavor
and
bouquet
are
Ke
result
of
its
being
maured
under
,
-
bind
In
ffiosa
great
Port
of
Lotido
underground
vaults,
which
for
cen-.'
furies
have
been
ttife
cradle
of
fine
wines
and
spirits,
lemon
Hart
is
recognized
as
the
finest
of
Britain's
imported
rums
.
.
.
blended
with
traditional
skill
from
Demerara
Rum.
Enjoy
it
today!
wm
be
the
shortest
flay
or
tne
en
oi
speeaing.
"I
was
on
my
way
to
1'ie
den
tist."
year,
and
they
cannot
be
too
short
if
what
we
have
been
getting
for
the
past
four
or
five
months
can
be
considered
United
States,"
he
said.
only
to
be
expected
tha
effects
will
be
felt
in
!l"fe
try'
It
ls
not
my
purpose
h
r
nt.Mnl
in
nrnnhpSV.
bUl
'
they
tried
to
do
too
much
too
soon.
j.
But
contrary
to
popular
myth,
the
medical
profession
was
not
to
blame.
The
doctors
offered
B.Ci
a
package
deal.
They
would
b3
markets.
Canada's"
Responsibilities
in
World
Trade
In
discussing
Cnad's
re-
WORLD
PEACE
Chop
Suey
House
909
Third
Ave.
West
.
fhone
Red
878
SPECIALIZING
CHINESE
DISHES
O'ders
To
Take
Out
Open
8
p.m.
to
3
a.m.
Daily
QUESTIONS
OF
COST
Sixty,
instead
of
a
$40
pen-
er.nnfhilitio
les
in
in
the
the
deve'nnmert
deveinnment.-"';'''!"
-,he
iK
tional
trade.
Mr.
P,M
tc
.paint
J"
,
X
economic
hTh
.he
b
of
lntr"-nV
.""Id:
"W
m
-
sion,
is
what
the
Senior
Citizens
Abbreviating
the
word
Christ-
!
Association
of
Vancouver
is
re-mas
to
"Xmas"
is
almost
a
thing
'
questing
Ottawa
to
grant.
It
is
of
the
past.
Thank
goodness,
it
;
declared
that
in
1927
a
$20
pen-was
a
cheap
way
of
taking
Christ
j
Sj0n
would
provide
more
than
an
out
of
Christmas.
;
outlay
of
$40
can
today.
There
is
paid
so
much
per
head
per
year
for
the
health
care
of
the
people.
Out
of
this
flat
sum
the
medical
profession
would
have
the
words
"t
see
to
it,
that
,
nresi
nual
'
P
or
t
P(ar
j
Made
in
Canada'
f
he-
r"
..
7-
hnwever.
"
continue
to
be.
ip.
os
us
thev
they
have
hive
he
This
adv
rlisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
oy
the
Liquor
Control
Board
ur
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
nave
in
,'
.,,
that
w
.nk
nr
c"ie
a
hallmark
of
good
value,
paid
the
entire
upkeep
of
the
This
is
much
more
thn
a
mat-
r"'
"'.,
'
Z
'Z
-virience
of
i
no
denying
the
fact
that
this
is
no,pi.ai.s.
B
C.
turned
down
the
ter
of
irovernmentnl
trnde
nol-1
,
,!,,,
downturn
'a
yiiij
ran
aiguiucui,.
bigge"st
bargain
offer
in
all
the
T
T,
,
1
1
1
-
k
CI
It
I
tXt
VII
v.
ji
is
i-iiwr-'e
on
wHiiuuiuua
hnslness.'
I'NEM
PLOYED!
Saul
Harold
E.
Winch
(Vancouver
East)
in
Hansard,
In
the
history
of
welfare.
The
business
of
a
flag
for
Can-
rnnrsp
of
the
nnemnlnvmpnt.
rip-1
ada
is
coming
up
again
in
In
general,
airi
on
lahcr
Bna,"":
.hp
b
i
movement
alike,
to
Improve
Mr.
Jensen
praisea
officienr.v
nnd
to
everclxe
mod-1
staff
for
their
pr
ri
oin
j
"ration
and
restraint
in
wage
meeting
the
nig"
"nd
nricp
dr-monds.
It
is
clerj
business.
He
Mpiaini
tb-t
in
the
endeavor
tn
main-
bank
was
eont
riuin
!
J
fi
a
v,n,llt
mechanization
pi"?1'
i,
Missing
Plane
HALIFAX
(CP)A
civilian
air-
bate,
the
other
day:
"Hardly
a
oltawa
tnis
session.
While
not
day
-goes
by
without
men
and'!
"a'y
surprising,
it
may
in
sometimes
their
wives
and
child-
time
become
a
bit
tedious.
Al-
rpn.pnmln;
into
nnr
office
in
ready,
the
deliberations
appear!
craft
with
six
men
aboard
is
tlral
l'f
....
tm
nract
Vancouver
Thev
have
no
un-
i
10
have
led
no
closer
to
a
real
!
missing
in
northeastern
Quebec
abroad
51
nd
nt.
home,
the
test
ine
iiiba...
.
-
l
i"c."'."r";u.
in
hun
haii
..ff
to
assi.si-
kd
of
f
"
will
be
the
price-tag."
Tonchlna;
on
the
matter
.
the
immense
volume
1
1
.nH
i
.u
that,
It
it
n,a
WHS
like!
employment
insurance
and
their
solution.
Not
once,
would
it'RCAF
search
and
rescue
heai-
rent-
is
due.
They
are
evicted.
I
'
seem,
has
there
been
a
design
j
quarters
reported
today.
Thev
have
to
Mvp
and
thev
come
commanding
general
approval.!
The
plane
disappeared
after
UKeWiar.
-T.
enu
Ing
to
us
as
members
of
parliament
Somehow
its
so
hard
to
get
any
j
taking
off
from
Ross
Lake
Sun-
'
iness,
Mr.
Ball
told
his
audience
relating
to
the
wf
tters
that,
"the
business
of
lending
TivfJ
stal1'
ctrfff
I"
of
lne
money
and
Retting
It
back,
al-
itl,t
wavs
an
imnortant
aspect
of
a
"Nobody
conversant
bank's
activities,
nreseats
mr-
fun
range
of
biinling.'.f,flri
anfj
isay:
'What
am
I
going
to
do?'
'
distance
away
irom
wnat
we
j
uay
lor
me
lou-mue
ingni
aue
The
-municipality
says
it
Is
not
nave
DePn
familiar
with
so
long.
south
to
Seven
Islands,
Que.
its
;
responsibility.
The
province
ticuiar
nronlems
at
a
time
sucn
prol
manager
inc.-.n-
sb.".
says
it
ls
not
its
responsibility.
Otttrwa
says
It
is
not
its
responsibility.
Then
whose
responsibility
are
they?
What
are
they
suposed
to
do?"
FOR
HONEST
CITY
ADMINISTRATION
rmi
.
it
it
is
's
8
a
the
conclusion
that
j
plicated
f''Tho
care
ui
,
ness
Sard
worKjmaglnaUon
requiring
l
enar
of
ticuiar
attributes
But
banking
Is
also
lenging
and
f"-'
t
tion
in
which
the
Dai
j.
haps
more
than
ninsi
businessmen,
sees
as
the
present.
"In
a
period
of
rapid
business
expansion
such
as
we
have
been
experiencing,"
h
e
observed,
"there
are
always
more
than
the
normal
number
of
people
who
are
apt
to
formulate
plans
beyond
their
capacity
to
achieve
and
who
are
Inclined
to
confuse
the
distinction
between
specu
rn
finn
ELECT
lation
on
the
one
hnnd
and
the
I
well
considered
risks
of
soundly
otner
caini'R
''
-
-
,
.
Dari
art
?
7
element.
play
W
i
conceived
the!
second
blast
This
is
not
the
first
time,
the
city
of
Vicksburg
in
the
State
of
Mississippi
has
been
partly
destroyed
once
by
nature
and
once
'
by
mankind.
Saturday
night,"
a
hurricane
swept
the
southern
river
town,
killing,
injuring,
damaging
and
burning
on
a
huge
scale.
In
1862,
Vicksburg
was
besieged
by
an
army
under
General
U.
S.
Grant.
The
campaign
lasted
almost
a
year.
enterprise
on
the
other.
will
realize,
.
..
onncclllUS
Oi
A.
WA
contribution
to
the
"It
ls
a
time,
therefore,
that
places
particular
problems
on
the
analytical
ability
and
common
sense
of
our
branch
managers
and
other
officers
who
are
Se-?n;nrhe
I
and
their
porting
P'rso""t!theSconh
that
the
DECEMBER
10th
the
their
their
eiio
efforts
"
branoni
daily
confronted
with
re-
j
quests
of
borrowers
large
and
progress
oi
t
small.
.
iiciiua.
--"How
do
you
know
you
were
only
going
15
miles
an
hour?"