I
Peanut
Crop
Worth
$185
Million
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
:
As
I
See
It
Wednesday,
February
11,
1953
Don't
u.e
"peanuts
as
a
term
of
derogation
to
the
N
Y.
Journal
of
Commerce,
55,000
peanut
(a
year
raised
a
crop
of
650.000
tons
and
Kiid
it
f,)r
Ainioht
1.000,000
Americans
are
engaged
in
or
"
-with
the
peanut
bu.sinesg,
and
a
pound
of
peanut
l!'"'
enemy
vaiue
to
4
pounda
of
beef.
21
pounds
of
cliee
,h-
of
milk,
or
33
ei'K.
'
by
m
in
hi'iiU-nt
daily
newspaper
orrotl
to
the
upbuilding
at
Prise
Rupert
and
Northern
ni
Cntrl
BMtisn
OolumDl.
Urmbrr
of
Caniuiiiuj
Pies
Auuu
Bureu
ol
cimiUUao
C&niditn
Dllv
Wewsppr
Aortlao.
Published
bv
"me
Prince
Rupert
Dallv
Hrw
LlmttM
.
P.
MAGOR,
Prwident
H.
O.
PERRY.
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REFLECTS
.VI
y
ond
REMINISCE
Unions
Work
Hard
;
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J.
4
;
Bioemfontein
Is
around
-sewn
hard-bltlea
h
acnirr,
IN
A
remarkable
article
.hundred
railway
mile
noriM
of
i
u,eiP
beil
to
dcuro,
i
u
I
oi
;w
Catietown
'
on
the
ea.
and
mean.!
-
....,
'
u
the
24
issue
.
,up')ly
v
in
January
..
.h
bUlM,mlnit
,.
pHi
w
nf
the
Saturday
Evenin
'
!
tain.-
We
it
on
the
Tltem
I
!?"'
IWel
""
.
rv
hultn.
u
l..,wr!
last
week
-for
the
second!
Post
t)
f
r.t
Lrnest
l
().
Hauser
screen
M
n
tmy.t0
yea.
b..
explains
"England"
to
beholder
and
vwta
hud
become
.
'
yrea-ly
chaiiiteil
It
Kave
tiuk
Americans.
movie
hawk
a
feelliij!
of
ur-
On
the
whole
the
article
is
not
';
urlse
u.
wf
11
,
nleanure
in
twak-
,
....
n,un
,m
6
'
hand.
Cfcnu.-ki,
i-l-er
t
.
lardtark.
du,l
Jilm
beef
were
relieved
u,
.
-hat
an
old
tkiAur
motlest
hotel
plai,i,M
,
-anada
d.em.ea
Jn
u
unfriendly,
thoiffh
Mr
Hauvr
U;tnln
an
ttimUht
foi
jutu-n
Hood
Hi
ana
behold
a
tub;
n
it.
mutton
and
w
if
meniorit
a.
The
uieib
picture.
In
natuial
;oiur
loiiid
mile
upon
mils
rinoi.il
inn
uu.uii.
fc;A.ks
3;;i
itreets.
hoir.ea
and
estates,
park
and
gardens,
culture
and
beauty.
But
once,
thrre
was
another
irt
wrt
becau-e
Bntain
won't
.'art
a
Red
hunt,
a
ia
McCarthy
and
,
Co.
in
USA
:
But
in
some
uf
li
phra
m
he
makes
a
good
many
people,
Including
me,
see
red.
For
instance:
"It's
In
the
ranks
of
Win.ston
(
CANADIAN
stKVKfc.Mt.V
i,uUuiitU
U
the
head
martyrs
of
A!lie.1
Air
Forces
Central
Europe
wear
the
distinctive
multi-colored
badge
issued
to
military
personnel,
ft
ia
bhown
by
LAC.
Miiio
St
Laurent
of
Hull,
Que.,
to
Mrs.
Marjorie
Chaput
ileftt
of
Halifax
and
Catherine
Mc-DonaJd.
Trenton.
Ont.
The
two
women
are
Canute's
only
civilian
employees
at
AAFCE.
the
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Organization
air
headquaters
at
Fountainebleau,
France.
butw
antl
soft
bread
Urong
tea
one
t.ia.;i
from
shining
crwn,7
f
unclean
can:w;1,
"KRIENll,"
SIR!
Perhaps
the
b.:
Friend'1
is
still
h,m,
S
city,
altlioulii
situated
on
i;nnr'niii
s
uanv
inuv
me
in-cnne
,
a
,
'
.....Itj
ha
BLAST
IT
AW4Y
it,
most
keenly
felt."
VICTORIA
REPORT
iiAJUMn
;
Jn
Maah.
I'JOO.
units
of
Lord
Ruber:'
army
marching
acroj
Anyone
who
thinks
the
Ilriti.sh
world
family
of
nations
ts
down
and
out.
like
the
ftyman
Empire,
is
due
for
a
rude
aiul
early
.hock
necejisity
for
experience
is
la.
VICTORLA-It
never
ceiici
10
made
a
first
class
speech.
True.
iy
a
myth
built
up
by
poimctiis
be
amazma
to
tnis
reporter
the,
he
wa.sn
t
lnterrupieo,
so
we
Doliticlans
be-
don
t
know
yet
how
he'll
handle
ho
don't
want
to
be
defeateu
at
It
ounhl
to
be
wi-.;.
i
Of
thu
newsw(,
r:iu::
l
find
out.
Kllty-tw)
y-i
;
inky
little
A!ii.a:.,
,.'
i
i
running
throiiRh
Uv
ts
,
air.
Hal!
a
(i
tn
i
were
mailed
liome
u.
-i
More
people
freely
uive
loving
way
greer.norn
come
seasoned
legislative
talkers;
himself
In
the
rouxh
and
tumble
'he
polls.
They
tell
the
vocrs
Bi!fRiance
to
the
British
Queen
'country
fr
in
war
Kimtxr.yi
entered
Dlocmfontein.
capital
of
the
Orange
Fre
State
which'
had
be
n
largely
evacuated,
Canadians
c.-n.,eci
u
m.le
or
tn'
'
jiit..u'e
We
found
a
plain
Hi
Lit
:
lAivri
if
thrr
w:is
a
bulkV.nu
i
.
none
as
pvr
.
so
quickly.
;
of
legislative
debate.
But
he
ave
:
'hat
experience
is
absolutely
8IKj
the
Commonwealth,
than
Take
Kenneth
Kiernan.
Mln-ihis
speech
In
clear,
methodical
necessary,
that
without
it
there'll
nave
ever
given
alleioanre
to
I'ter
of
Agriculture.
He
ran
a',
way:
you
could
see
he
knew
he
confusion
and
chaos
Well.
any
political
ornanization
on
modest
little
garage
near
Chilli-(what
he
was
talking
about,
had
,
-hat
Just
Isn't
so.
The
new
Gov.
earth
Its
be
it
day
lie
ahead
wack.
He
had
never
thought
orbeen
working
hard
these
last
ernment
Is
bound
to
make
mmw
politics
until
a
year
ago.
Then.'
six
months.
If
he
was
nervous
mistakes
(governments,
being
J
M
of
Burnaby
has
a
more
m
the
Social
Credit
avalanche.!
he
didn't
show
It.
.composed
of
human
beings,
at-!
down-to-earth
kick
He
work-
he
was
swept
into
the
Letjislat-j
The
more
I
observe
the
Lej,is-'
way
dot
but
so
far
the
new
rov-
ed
most
of
his
life
In
Warrme,-ure,
and
into
the
cabinet,
witli'iature
the
more
I
feel
convinced
ernment
is
carrying
alon
very
ton.
Lancashire.
Now
afu-r
a
absolutely
no
experience.
t
that
experience
usn't
all
impm-1
well.
There's
no
public
di,.t-
few
years
in
Canada
he
Is
afj-
Yet.
he
stood
in
his
Dlac.
in
ant.
It
that
was
the
case
we'd
.
isf
action
with
It
and
the
puulie
palled
to
find
that
many
people
j
of
any
consequence
it
must
nuve
!
Todiy
U.ix
i,f.)i:tfj.
,
i
n
the
home
of
the
tie
Ut
I
10
l)i,ve
"'
jovernmenl
tourh
of
the
enw.....
!
H.re
and
Uiere
were
trace!
of,
Hrt
Is
the
oft-priri
t
what
could
have
been
torti
to
and
u'!er-
Sucli
a
r.
!
repel
native
utlm-k.
Bo.
rs
and
.
"IH-akmg
of
atumi.j
-1
tribe
were
fight
irt
nut
whinny..
n,!1
,ru!,)
Cuuto
j..
:
vears
prevl.iu.dy.
!"""'
bab,
I
had
a
miiltarv
u.i'.r
.I.I
W
I.T
IIIMSM.F
n.arehlnR.
It
r4e
.
in
North
America
have
the
falM'
the
House
the
other
day
and
never
have
any
new
M.UA.
S.
The;
doesn't
want
an
election
t
!
year.
idea
that
the
British
workman
is
a
slacker.
He
writes
at
length
h-ar
witn
man
fa
u
"d
to
Its
always
refreshing
to
But
as
fur
development
of
any
;
trucks.
an4
ina;i
;nl
.ami
whatever,
it
ail
had
to
come
chained
to
a
sto.,1
;.,-
-ui'er.
No
lavish
wfeaith
of
flow-
ture
wlthla
recti
n
.-ert,
aithouttfi
the
lttea
was
there.
shortly
be
perehea
m
s
Kventuaily
came
"the
blin-vum-j
throw
away
yaur
..
lug
fountain"
In
Nineteen
Bun-
nrxt
thing
be
m.'ii
.
iren.
Cii
nerai
UmWet
and
his
Umal
study
of
u
WOMEN
SHOULD
FIND
NEW
PLACE
TO
KEEP
JEWELRY
BEDFORD.
Eng
9
Assistant
Commissioner
Martin
of
Scotland
Yard
said
here
he
can't
understand
why
so
many
women
leave
their
jewelry
in
the
same
place
the
top
right-hand
draper
of
their
dressing
tables.
'That's
exactly
where
the
prove
mafc
me
priusfi
wurwn
has
fewer
holidays,
works
:
meer
hours,
and
produces
mue
for
less
pay
than
dons
l:ie
North
American.
I
heartily
ajfree
wilii
my
frte'ul.
and
do
not
have
to
lake
hits
1
Mrs.
Tilly
Rolston
make
a
It-fels-
lative
speech.
She's
sure
of
her-j
self,
knows
what's
on
her
mind,
;
and
speaks
It
out
fearlessly,
"ilie
'
has
a
nice
sense
of
humor,
and
a
stlnuing
bite,
carefully
vei.ed
by
a
charming
peudo-innocei:.-e.
to
It.
berau
I
have
Thiu"ord
prove
that
no
one
ts
ever
hurl.
nou.seorear.er
ioqks
rim
in
many
cases.'
ne
says.
,ne
ov,,
h(,r
minu
without
me
laiesi
oinciai
ngures
ai
hand.
making
anyone
really
mad.
Here
are
the
comparative
aver
A
k
t
A
1
A
-N
m
n
ktAn
a
A
k.
!
.
,
i
.
.
.
w
in
A
Service
For
the
City
intere.-t
we
await
the
arrival
on
Friday
WITH
of
;t
younjx
sineer
who,
with
performers
like
1
soprano
Iois
Marshall
and
violinist
Donna
Grescoe,
Lids
fair
to
win
Canada
an
international
name
in
music.
He
is
James
Milan
who,
at
23,
has
already
i
walked
off
with
most
of
the
honors
this
country
is
;tl.l
to
f
ive
its
musicians
of
promise.
Three
year?
ui'o
he
won
the
tjrand
aw
ard
in
a
CBC
singing
stars
i
contest
which,
in
addition
to
giving
him.
a
26-week
j
radio
contract,
brought
him
to
the
attention
of
conductor
Sir
Ernest
MacMillan
who
shortly
after-
!
wards
was
assigning
him
to
solo
roles
in
his
conceits.
In
making
it
possible
for
Prince
Rupert
to
share
the
pleasure
of
hearing
artists
of
this
sort,
the
Alaska
Music
Trail
Auxiliary
is
performing
a
service
for
the
city
which
all
will
appreciate.
While
we
have
not
in
the
past
been
on
the
main
circuit
of
entertainers
on
tour,
there
is
no
reason
why
this
should
continue.
Other
more
northern
cities
like
Edmonton
and
Saskatoon
have
been
making
similar
bids
for
attention,
with
the
result
that
artists
should
not
find
themselves
with
a
large
gap
in
their
schedule
if
they
swing
north
in
their
travels.
Those
who
have
performed
in
the
Alaska
Music
Trail
concerts
have
found
an
increasingly
warm
welcome
at
Prince
Rupert.
We
are
sure
Mr.
Milligan
will
be
glad
he
came.
Fishermen
Need
Protection
j
POINT
of
considerable
importance
to
west
j
A
coast
fishing
was
raised
the
other
day
in'
the
;
House
of
Commons
during
debate
on
the
bill
to
!
protect
coastal
fisheries.
Prompted
primarily
by
the
encroachment
of
European
fishing
vessels
into
Canadian
territorial
waters
of
the
eastern
seaboard,
the
bill
nevertheless
has
an
application
to
the
Pacific
coast
which
merits
consideration.
;
The
point
was
raised
by
G.
R.
Pearkes,
VC,
member
for
Nanaimo,
who
remarked
that
"no
great
help
will
be
given
to
the
fisheries
industry
of
the
Pacific
coast
unless
Canada
defines
quite
clearly
her
territorial
responsibility
over
the
waters
adjacent
to
the
coast."
Z
By
way
of
elaboration,
Mr.
Pearkes
pointed
out
there
is
no
firm
definition
of
the
three-mile
limit
which
is
presently
accepted
by
general
international
agreement.
If
it
is
taken
to
mean
three
miles
from
the
mainland
coast,
two
of
B.C.'s
best
fishing
areas
are
excluded
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
and
Hecate
Strait.
T.
Unless
provision
is
made
in
the
bill
to
protect
for
Canada
these
valuable
inland
waters
which
are
rightfully
.hers,
serious
harm
may
b$
inflicted
on
our
Pacific
fishing
industry.
Competition
is
sufficiently
keen
as
it
is,
having
already
reached
the
point
where
canned
fish
of
foreign
brand
may
be
purchased
in
our
own
province.
A
practical
solution
would
be
the
establishment
of
a
well-defined
line
which
presumably
would
require
international
sanction
running
northwest
off
the
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
in
such
a
manner
that
it
would
also
clear
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Besides
providing
B.C.
fishermen
with
needed
protection
in
these
waters
a
line
of
this
sort
would
clear
up
existing
doubts
about
what
belongs
to
us
and
what
does
not.
MILESTONES-
three
countries
j
over
the
defeat
of
Liberals
and
.
,
,.
.
,
.
!
Coaservatives
at
the
polls
hut'
Liberal
MPs
trooped
into
last
a
statement
on
the
election
out-j
June
SHe
ruboon
tn
the
Roual
week
s
regular
meeting
rf
the
look.
The
rank-and-file
govern-
Cmilt
victorv
sal(1
everyone
was
government
caucus
in
a
-,t:
of
ment.
suPP0
could
hardly
surprU,ed
bul
S(K.ia
creditcrr
,
wait
for
the
doors
to
be
closed
go
t
,
.
.
,
-,,.
hit
or
fie-h:p;h
v.-
excitement.
l
Word
had
been
;
ha'
or
eour.ie.
is
a
a
bit
oi
nc
hnt
the
"
wret
eonrtave
conclave
eoniit
could
pet
get
passed
around
that
Prime
Mints-
1
U)n;
g,
Credllers
ere
mre
i
Britain
Canada
USA.
1948
.....
44
9
43
8
40
1
1949
45
43
J
3"
2
,19
45
7
43
5
40.5
THE
AVERAGE
worker
in
Brlt-.
aln
lifts
a
weekly
wage
or
139
ter
St.
Laurent
proposed
to
make
AnnmximAtelw
n
hniir
tale
A
au""
"r
'.
.
shlillnRS
and
ten
pence
"About
IN
MEMORIAM
In
respect
to
the
memory
of
the
late
John
Bulged,'
Sr.,
Monson's
Jewellers
end
Go.
Cook
Jewellers
will
be
closed
oil
!av
Thursday.
!
P
THE
!
ot-
ETTERBOX
the
doors
re-opened
and
thel
'W".
HeatM
loW
pay
n(,rpl.
Hlnet
ttt,
Go'vernment
MP',
separated
to
P"
?
i1e
end
of
the
fUU"
war
the
Bntlh!
wbat
they
dld
sh
h
suld'
th''y
r"
their
respective
offices
All
had!
worker's
pay
has
been
increased,
heard
exactly
the
seme
word5l
volUd
against
the
political
bo,e,
mi
1351.
by
ea.-ily
3
8
per
rent
from
Mr.
St.
Laurent's
Hps
But
j
wno'
sile
said'
lhou"ht
01
Pv"-
The
averace
Canadian
Instead
of
unanimity
of
agree-J
loal
Pww
ln
tf"rms
"f
Inherent
KetUng
$32
38
per
we,
k
in
1946
f
ment
prevailing
in
respect
to,
ownership,
and
re-election
.
as
and
$5133
in
1951
an
increase;
their
meaning,
at
least
three
seo-i
be"
'hplr
"V
hereditary
rij'nt.
of
585
per
cent
;
I
arate
and
distinct
interprets-'
Soel
Credit
made
the
grade
be-
The
average
American
w.n
;
tions
were
being
argued.
i
cause
of
its
hleals.
said
Mi-
earning
$43
32
in
1948
and
$M33!
i
One
group
of
Liberals
believed
1
Rolston,
not
Because
it
trie.,
to
n
1951
an
increase
of
35
4
per?
A
FAIR
DISTRIBUTION
Editor.
j
The
Daily
News:
i
At
the
Citv
Hall
Tuesdav
i
that
the
Prime
Minister
had
told
wear
halo.
Mis.
Kuuioti
am
cent.
!
,
morning,
I
watched
the
hopeless
them
plainly
that
there
would
be
she
hasn't
seen
any
halo
com?
no
federal
ceneral
election
until
floating
down.
Now.
said
Mr.
IT
IS
NO
secret
that
the
wcrk
,
haggling
at
the
Court
of
Re-
after
the
Coronation.
i
Rolston,
the
welfare
of
cilUens
er
in
North
America
has
bet-
Another
group
believed
Mr.
St
!
wl"
P!ared
of
Po!i
al
ter
and
more
machine
tools
and
j
vision
and
couldn't
help
but
com-;
pare
our
system
of
taxation
with
!
that
-of
the
Middle
Ages
when
expediency.
equipment
to
o.
u.
i-
j
Laurent
had
been
careful
to
lay
j
the
'lord
of
the
manor'
squeezed
j
nis
emphasis
upon
the
possibility
1
as
niucri
money
as
pjnsioie
out
0f
a
Spring
election.
Next
day
Opposition
Leader
u
w.
.....
-
rclty
of
fowl,
the
Dnti,h
Brlm
Harold
Winch
snapped
ba-k
at
He
Hew
,work"
niU
a
lax
gre.ter
;
Mrs
RoLston.
into
inu!?-
f-hown
Improvement
In
output
than
has
nation
because
Social
Credtfrs
the
North
American.
k.
i
,,,4
v,
...
Still
a
thlra
group
bei-eved
the
Prime
Minister
had
intimated
that
the
ceneral
election
would
01
nis
tenants.
He
was
in
tne
unfortunate
position
of
not
be-j
ing
able
to
go
to
the
banks
to
j
find
out
how
much
money
Farm
NOT
come
until
the
Spring
of
'
Ing
that
the
last
government
1954
the
Economic
Commission
of
Euroe
and
show
the
rompara-
j
titr
lnrGi
in
nufniit
rur
hrnH
'
was
dishonest,
full
of
corrup.loi
,
What
an
Indictment,
satd
Mr
;
P.M.'s
CRYPTIC
WORim
Here,
ln
essence,
is
what
Mr.
Winch,
against
the
Prem.er
and
;
lMnf(
the
var
,938
m
er
John
had
he
was
forced
to
wait
until
Farmer
John
put
on
a
new
roof
or
built
a
new
barn
and
then
he
pounced
on
him
knowing
that
he
MUST
have
money,
even
if
it
was
buried
in
the
garden
somewhere.
Poor
old
Farmer
John
was
then
behind
Mrs.
Rolston.
Were
they
not
sup
St.
Laurent
said
to
the
caucus
behind
closed
doors:
The
Coronation
was
the
outstanding
event
of
the
present
West
Oermany
92
1
France
117
Britain
l:"
i
Canada
107
j
ISA
120
porters
of
that
government?
Yc.
for
four
years,
said
Mrs.
Rolston.!
it
was
a
good
government.
"But
you
stayed
seven
years
alter
that."
said
Mr.
Winch
and
Mrs
i
Dnlttn
ihnt
hnlr-
'aUn
T'..,.H
IN
MEMORIAM
In
respect
to
the
memory
of
the
late
John
Bulger,
Sr
,
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Jewellers
will
be
closed
oil
day
Thursday.
the
eight
ball
and
had
to
pay
the
year.
It
had
seized
upon
the
Im-
taxes
which
were
levied
against
1
agination
of
the
people
of
thel
mm.
But
mat
was
in
me
Miaaie
Ages!
We
are
living
in
the
20th
Cen
Commonwealth
to
a
degree
that
j
,
,
1
,'
,
fo
hf
ven
w
far
surpa-ssed
any
other
interest.
;
ai.tcdh
,.!
In
these
circumstances
he
didn't
Anl
bfck
cam"
.Mr
Wim'n:
f
think
the
Canadian
people
would!"1"'.1
.
,
J
1"
tury
and
the
system
which
was
i:....UI
i..
.1
U
I
,K
t
n
ltln-
"ie
lO
Sal
V
HAIS
Wlldl.
1U
Ol.
Uf
solutely
unworkable
now.
That
j
paign
which
would
seek
to
divert
j
loolc
wmU
ltac'1fil
Pot
Tnere
Itinrt
uf
I
a
vn
linn
Invito
enrrun.
the
nttentlnn
thev
were
fnciiKKlno
'
thX
lwo
'I'1"'"
wmgnes,
I
luon
and
bribery!
We
are
ai-!
on
the
RoyaL
pageant
two
brlKht
mind.s,
one
pitted
I
ways
reading
about'
the
"wardj
The
P
M.'s
speech
thus
farJ8galni(t
the
other
In
legislative
j
heelers"
in
the
American
cities
!
served
to
confirm
the
one
group
repartee,
j
and
if
we
really
looked
into
it.
!
of
Liberals
in
their
conviction
11
11
I
we
would
find
that
the
present
that
no
election
will
be
held;
There's
evidently
colng
to
be
I
type
of
taxaiion
is
responsible
'
until
after
the
Coronation.
But,
many
a
clash
this
season
between
J
the
Premier
and
Mr.
Winch
the
Government
Chieftain
con
for
it.
This
was
hown
when
Mr.
Win
:h
imade
his
first
speech
this
session.
He
needled
the
Preui.cr.
tinued.
He
reminded
the
caucus
that
the
period
within
which
an
election
must
be
held
was
18
months
I
propose
that
the
taxes
In
Prince
Rupert
should
be
put
on
a
permanent
basis.
I.e.,
footage
of
the
lot
and
cubic
content
of
the
building.
If
this
was
instituted,
the
only
argument
the
HOME
jand
the
Premior
took
the
bait,
j
which
is
what
Mr.
Winch
hoped,
from
the
present.
20
Years
Ago
Today
At
this
reminder
a
second
i
and
knew
he
would
do.
'
40
Years
Ago
Today
;
ihe
G.T.P.
Inn
was
again
open)
It
was
announced
that
there
I
taxpayer
would
have
with
the
Is
council
wouia
De
me
rate-
a
possibility
that
Prince
Ru-1
LLlftniK
M
c
lis
As
little
a1.5oper
week.
"
(tin
taut
syaMal
SEE
IT
70DAYI
group
of
Liberals
pricked
up
their
1
Mr.
Bennett
has
never
been
ears.
The
P.M.
wouldn't
have
'
known
for
his
controlled
temper,
emphasized
this
feature
of
thenjespite
that
disarming
amila
of
situation,
they
became
sure.
If
ni.
h8
can
lose
his
temper
very
he
hadn't
Intended
to
defer
the
quickly.
That
may
have
been
election
until
at
least
the
spring
xlne
wnen
he
was
a
back-ben-
,
1
auu
it
viitj
late
yv
ao
1
aincu
a
,
,
pert
may
have
a
broadcasts
j
where
we.
the
citizens,
were
station
under
the
new
Radio
!
unable
or
unwilling
to
Day.
all
Wl
lor
accommodation
this
morning
alter
being
completely
decorated
following
the
disastrous
(ire
two
months
ago.
1-
The
Ladies
Auxiliary
to
the
fipspital
decided
at
thei
meet
Commission.
'
we
would
have
to
do
is
replace
o
uut
Mr.
m.
Laurent
,
cher
In
opposition,
but
now
he's
$129.50
the
council
with
a
more
economical
type
of
management.
On
that
basis,
the
City
would
the
Premier.
It's
all
very
well
He
said
that
although,
every
The
Ladle
Music
Club
recommended
that
all
organizations
ing
to
hold
a
grand
bazaar
at
NOTICE
Appeals
respecting
sections
5
nci
L
will
be
heard
by
the
Court
of
Revi"
commencing
at
7
p.m.
tonight
Section
7
appeals
will
be
heard
commencing
Thursday
at
7
p-"1.
J.S.
UU-
Chairman.
AuthmrifJ
DhI
GENERAL
9
ELECTRIC
VACUUM
CLEANERS
be
run
as
a
business
proposition
and
not
as
a
political
"pork
barrel."
.
To
continue
to
go
up
to
the
thing
he
had
said
previously
was
true
and
pertinent,
the
caucus
should
never
forget
that
a
situation
could
change
rapidly
and
yie
time
of
the
opening
of
the
new
wing.
30
Years
Ago
Today
use
a
uniform
version
of
"O
Canada,"
preferably
the
one
taught
in
the
schools.
for
a
man
to
get
mad.
He
can
be
most
effective
that
way.
Bui
if
he
lets
hi
madness
rule
him
he's
apt
to
make
a
display
of
himself,
and
be
exceedingly
sorry
afterwards.
Mr.
Winch
knows
how
to
?et
mad,
too,
blazing
mad,
but
he's
always
now
in
control
of
him
City
Hall
and
argue
on
their
The
Knights
of
Pythias
annual
10
Years
Ago
Today
The
Department
ol
National
Defence
proposed
to
erect
an
Incinerator
and
that
the
city
be
permitted
to
operate
and
use
it.
basis
of
taxation
Is
probably
the
most
hopeless
task
I
have
ever
come
up
against,
but
whatever
the
valuation
of
my
property,
I
will
protest
it
until
a
scheme
of
fairer
taxation
is
devised
by
the
Citv
Council.
Furthermore.
I
am
Jhasquerade
ball
at
the
auditorium
was
a
huge
success
with
about
180
persons
attending.
-
The
publicity
committee
of
the
Board
of
Trade
have
arranged
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
self.
That
wasnt
always
the
casel
require
changed
tactics.
For
this
reason
he
was
always
partial
to
the
Boy
Scout
motto
"Be
Prepared"
and
commended
it
to
the
meeting.
Surely,
say
the
remaining
group
of
Liberals,
those
words
were
more
than
a
hint
of
the
possibility
or
even
likelihood
of
a
surprise
spring
election.
Perhaps
they
were.
Time
will
tell.
but,
with
the
years
he
has
fought
himself
until
he
la
now
mas'er
of
U
send
post
cards
of
the
new
Box
1279
lllmsclf.
And,
of
course,
b.
ln(
master,
he's
much
more
devas-
.Phone
644
tatlng
than
if
he
let
himself
get
out
of
control.
Thirteen
rinks
are
entered
In
willing
to
argue
my
proposition
th
Smithers
Bonspiel
Including
with
any
member
of
the
City
the
Prince
Rupert
Rink
skipped
Council!
by
J.
L,
McEwen.
1
BILL
WACHSMUTH
rtrydock
to
members
of
the
Alberta
Legislature,
outlining
the
opportunities
of
this
port.
I.