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"Mark
your
first
vote
for
Mr
McRae
and
give
the
other
free
enterprise
party
candidate
the
second
choice.
"We
must
develop
the
Peace
River
country
too,"
said
the
at-tornev-peneral
"Wo
,.n
.
Wednesday,
May
21,
1952
country
Is
,t
dream,.
Now
,ct":
An
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
ol
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Ctinpdian
Daily
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited
J.
P.
MAOOR.
President
H.
Q.
PERRY,
Vice-President
-
v
nave
uii
una
gas
there
and
there's
enough
ft
to
lnct
lit,
n
ln.
tt
to
run
things"
and
said
"Social
Credit
n?ver
was
and
is
not
even
now
being
practised
in
that
province."
Then,
he
took
a
dig
at
the
Progressive
Conservative
party
method
of
drawing
up
a
policy.
DIGS
AT
TORIES
"At
their
convention
in
Vancouver
recently,
they
pushed
through
a
platform
In
four
hours
1
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ct
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Dishonesty
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the
Services
m
RADIOS
REFRIGERATORS
TOASTERS
ELECTRIC
IRONS
ETC,
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i
OTTAWA:
Candor
compels
me
to
report
that
one
reason
why
the
parliament
of
1952
is
less
exciting
and
colorful
than
the
one'
I
first
saw
in
1115,
or
those
of,
say,
1525
r
1933,
is
because
the
liberals
nave
things
so
much
their
own
wav.
The
Liberal
regime
has
been
in
power
now
lunger
than
any
other
save
one
in
history.
Tha
old
master
Siv
John
A.
Mucdim-ald
came
in
in
1879
and
his
party
went
out
in
1H96.
But
here
to
have
an
investigation
made
of
the
AMOVE
federal
defence
organization,
with
particular
reference
to
fraud
and
thefts
was
thrown
out
in
the
House
of
Commons
Monday.
I.
Perhaps
these
irregularities
in
Army
personnel
behaviour
as
reported
in
the
news
of
late
can
be
explained,
but
they
do
not
indicate
that
Canadian
military
men
are
less
trustworthy
than
any
other
class
of
citizen.
The
large-scale
thefts
of
government
property
does
indicate,
however,
that
there
is
more
opportunity
for
that
kind
of
thing
in
the
public
service
than
in
private
industry,
because
government
prop
aft'?r,
only
brief
discussion.
j
"They
actually
spent
two
i
hours
getting
it
through
and
''
then
spent
two
hours
patting
!
each
other
on
the
back
for
u
fine
Job.
I
"Well,
they
may
think
it's
sound,
but
you'll
find
it
pretty
weak
all
the
way."
Speaking
of
reports
of
a
split
in
Liberal
ranks,
Uie
attorney-general
said,
"Mr.
Johnson
is
the
leader
and
everyone
is
behind
him."
"That's
one
thing
about
the
Liberal
party.
We
reserve
the
right
to
disagree
and
we
do
plenty,
but
that's
tlw
only
way
to
reach
a
decision.
We
don't
push
policy
through
like
these
others."
I'KAISKS
McRAE
Mr.
Wismer
praised
Jack
Mc-Rae,
Liberal
member
for
Prince
Rupert
in
the
last
legislature,
who
is
seeking
re-election.
"It
was
through
Mr.
McRae'a
efforts
that
we
brought
down
some
very
Important
amendments
to
the
Labor
Act
and
the
Liberal
party,
at
Us
convention
l
ist
month,
approved
in
principle
these
amendments."
"Thj
Liberals
regard
Mr.
Mc-Rae
as
one
of
the
fnet
men
that
has
come
out
of
the
north
coun
Rupert
Radio
I
Ekk
A
prupusjl
tu
grant
at
least
12
weeks
maternity
leave
before
and
alter
t'oiitiurment
tu
women
workers
in
industry,
commerce
and
utiier
nun
manual
jobs
will
be
considered
by
(overment,
worker
ami
employer
delegates
at
the
general
conference
of
the
International
Labor
Organization
(ll.O),
next
June.
Under
the
proposal,
work-1
ing
moCliers
like
the
one
above
would
receive
cash
beneHtg
as
well
as
pre-natal,
confinement
and
post-natal
care.
Benefits
would
be
paid
by
compulsory
social
insurance
or
out
of
public
fund.
I
is
a
remarkable
amerene
erty
is
probably
less
zealously
guarded
than
private
Wnen
Macdonaid
died
in
i8ifi
..,-,.
ms
party
oegan
uj
go
w
piecta
When
King
passed
off
the
scene
the
ljbera-
-ariy
went
ahead
with
no
sigfi
whatever
of
a
an
emotional
issue
when
the
atmosphere
is
electric
enough.
That
was
just
four
years
before
a
f
f
"--
Less
Taxes
Help
Auto
In
private
industry
the
rule
is
"attend
to
business
or
go
bankrupt."
All
responsible
officials
know
;
this.
.
r.".
Executives
know
that
their
own
prosperity
They
say
the
one
thing
in
f4'1''"
sta8ed
.a
mammoth
pub
lie
meeting
to
celebrate
Tim
Buck's
return
when
the
ban
on
tlus
world
you
can't
beat
is
the
law
of
averages.
The
law
of
I
f
fipnpnrlsi
nn
thp
nrnsneritv
of
their
emnlovei'S.
and
averages
should
be
workin
him
was
lifted.
r1
Exports
r
'
against
the
federal
Liberals
now.
v
i
W:..
.i
i-
oi
t
imk
uitEAi
contrauiction
o
'
SsA3
"A
Olll.,
11
u,
(.uric
.-
no
aibn
i:.i
i
r-Mt..
j
.
i.
,1
it.
The
by-elections
may
give
some
surprises.
But
this
government
dies
not
act
to
me
like
one
that
thinks
it
might
be
beaten
next
year.
What
ic
nuiro
irk
thp
nriint.
the
CC'F
is
the
advance
guard!
f
tTT"
"r'","'
V""'1
In
Canada
and
rt-They
or
left
wing
of
the
Liberal
party.
I
restrictions
Action
of
the
excise
tax
on
urge
today
what
Uberals
automobiles
from
2
cent
per
p
enact
tomorrow.
All
but
one
of
two
of
the
CCF
MPs
are
liberals,'
P'F
fe"1
?re
expe5t6ft.L
p
'
V,
7
10
try.
He
is
one
of
the
best
debaters
In
the
house
and
ia
well
versed
in
affairs
of
the
entire:
province."
"Mi.
McRae
asked
me
to
speak
to
you
on
many
things.
Among
them
the
benefits
of
the
Hospital
Insurance
Act."
J
HOSPITAL
INSURANCE
",la"
dbiuiicc
-
ut
-
i;uiniia
Yet
the
the
OpposiUon
parties
do
not
without,th
capitf
L'
mey
act
accuiumgiy.
;"
In
the
government
service
there
is
no
such
incentive
to
do
one's
best,
for
government
enteric
prises
don't
go
bankrupt.
No
matter
how
inefficient
T
they
are,
they
always
have
the
taxpayers
to
fall
'-back
on
to
make
up
any
losses
that
might
arise
out
;of
their
negligence.
'
These
are
things
we
should
think
of
when
we
'"are
asked
to
entrust
our
industries
into
the
hands
f
of
the
government.
DUiue.
vJ:.
act
hke
groups
which
really
"
"
7
Automobile
associations,
trade
,
Saskatchewan
where
it
it
is
.
'
,
war
v,,-,o
in
,,(
cnri
nuortiimoj
,
hope
to
upset
and
ovei
throw
Journals'
newspapers
and
a
between
the
Liberal
the
government.
.2!
board
of
trade
spokesman
here
and
CCF
machines.
all
welcomed
the
Canadian
gov-
The
Social
Crediters,
of
course,
will
be
the
subject
oai
address
by
importance
of
Voting
YET
the
picture
could
change
are
(with
one
exception)
Con-,
ernl?fnns
A7nr,Lin.v
'
,L
by
next
year.
Suppose
the
servativeS-and
the
mast
right
1
:ouW
,almost
f
rti)
n
CCF
were
to
be
beaten
in
Sask-
wlng.
not
left
wing,
of
the
Con-j
Eha,rpt1""
n
Brlllh
C8r
atehewan.
Or
suppose
(some-
servatlve
party
at
that.
pons
to
vanaaa.
thing
more
improbable)
that
The
best
thing
that
could1
Shipments
to
Canada
sagged
Social
Credit
were
to
sweep
B.C.
happen
for
Canada
would
be
to
last
summer
when
inslalment-Either
one
of
the
above
upsets
get
things
back
to
the
sincere
buying
restrictions
were
made
would
have
profound
effect
in
two
party
system
Unfortunate-1
more
severe.
Cars
already
sent
the
federal
field
of
politics.
cnada
were
returned
here
iy
we
.seem
to
be
moving
to-lto
Any
marked
gain
for
Social
wards
the
French
system
of,for
fe-P"rt.
At
the
end
of
Credit
Drovinciallv
in
B.C.
will
nh-,n
r,.
u,rH
H.-iticW
to,,..
1
1851.
British
sales
in
Canada
HON.
NANCY
HODGES
Mr.
Wismer
said
hospital
In-'
.u
ranee
is
very
necessary
and
"lik.
anything
else
that's
new,
there's
bound
to
be
complaints
at
the
start."
Only
two
hours
before
Mr.
Wismer's
address,
Mr.
McRae
spoke
over
the
radio
from
his
hospital
bed
in
Vancouver
Oen-eraj
Hospital,
outlining
treatment
he
has
ivcelved
through
the
hospital
insurance.
He
told
how
"all
these
heavy
expenses
are
borne
by
the
hospital
Insurance
and
are
available
to
everyonq.
Mr.
Wismer
urged
electors
to
re-elect
Mr.
McRae.
lie
then
urged
listeners
to
use
their
prerogative
in
voting
this
year
under
the
new
alternative
voting
system.
"Vote
for
a
free
enterprise
party
.
.
.
the
party
in
which
lies
totalled
fewer
than
40
cars
a
month
compared
with
8,597
In
!
May
the
same
year.
.
strengthen
ueorge
urew
s
way-road
stability.
chances
of
winning
the
federal
election
of
1953.
That
is
not
because
of
the
implications
.
of
f,lrQ.
CAf!n4u
Mr.
Solon
Low's
remark
in
par-
VaUnter
JOtlUly
liament
a
few
days
ago
that
the
T
t".
Opposition
parties
should
gtt.,wK
MuvlU
Speaker
of
the
House
Thursday
-2:45
400
p.m.
IiiM-rtcd
by
Liberal
Cimpaign
Comroitut
The
increased
Canadian
pur-chaws
now
expected
may
help
to
make
up
for
loss
of
markets
elsewhere
in
the
Commonwealth,
THE
secret
ballot
is
the
lifeblood
of
democracy.
It
1
is
our
shield
against
political
oppression.
So
long
Z
as
we
have
this
right,
we
maintain
the
power
to
Tchoose
the
kind
of
government
we
desire.
Z'Z
But
if
we
lose
this
right,
we
loose
freedom.
More
than
9,000
citizens
in
the
Prince
Rupert
.-.
riding
are
on
the
voters'
list.
They
have
the
opportunity
to
exercise
their
right
June
12,
day
of
the
-.'British
Columbia
provincial
election.
Every
eligible
voter
who
is
physically
able
to
do
so
should
cast
his
or
her
ballot.
Not
to
vote
is
an
indication
that
we
do
not
appreciate
our
rights.
This
is
very
dangerous,
for
we
may
lose
them
and
our
freedom.
together.
It
is
because
any
ma-
:
!
particularly
In
Australia.
in
:
The
Austin
Comnanv.
lareest
uifU
t-
..tin
:
iters
in
B.C.
must
be
at
the
long
""""'6
u'
i
,
Canadian
supplier,
nas
aeciaea
range
txpen.se
of
the
Liberals,
.Rulrt
Slety
exrcS
to
exniblt
tlle
Austin
Seven
as
who
are
the
dominant
federal
'
ef
"ubscrJbe
the,r
quot;l
b
s
the
A40
Somerset
at
the
party.
I
am
far
from
sure
that
George
Drew's
chances
of
win
lu
o'1"1-
,
Vancouver
motor
snow
starting
I
Quota
is
$2000.
They
now
June
16.
Twenty
British
motor
have
$2814.68,
said
Campaign
firms
will
be
represented
at
the
.Manager
V.
C.
Stevenson
today.
Canadian
National
Exhibition
in
ning
the
1955
election
are
as
slim
as
one
might
imagine
from
1
Ca"lpuigni"g
ended
April
30-
Toronto
In
August.
Everv
Canadian
voter
is
free
to
cast
his
ballot
the
atmosphere
at
Ottawa,
stui
i
,
....
,
,
,
.
,
.
less
do
I
figure,
that
the
public
"
1UI
ally
LilllUlUdLC
UI
jJUllLlCttl
JJcll
iy
Ul
Illft
cnuiut.
The'
all-important
thing
is
that
he
vote!
opinion
polls
accurely
show
up
the
chances.
The
latest
figures
show
that
the
Liberals
have
,
about
44
per
cent
of
popular
support
and
the
Conservatives
only
31
per
cent.
But
if
you
adJ
together
Conservative
and
Social
Credit
support
you
get
quite
Scripture
f-aisage
for
iJoJaij
"God
ihall
supply
all
your
need."
Phil.
4:19.
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or
J.
D.
McRae's
Committee
Rooms
(Next
to
Royal
Bank)
Check
to
see
if
your
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anywhere
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at
the
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that
says
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tb
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siira.
"
"
"
:
'
a
different
picture.
,
words,
it
is
forbidden
to
pour
It
seems
certain
that
George'
anything,
with
the
exception
o
Drew
still
holds
the
same
ideas
gasoline,
into
one's
tank.
about
banning
the
Communist
party
and
all
its
fronts
which
IT'S
WELCOME
he
held
in
1949.
Would
such
a
ray
.
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Black
topping
is
at
last
making
platform
gain
him
votes
or
low-more
of
an
appearance
in
the
him
votes
in
the
developing
business
district,
although
this
WOrld
situation?
Would
it
help
does
not
apply
to
2nd
and
3rd
him
crack
the
solid
Liberal
front
Avenues.
The
short
streets,
tor
in
QUebec
in
1953
as
Bennett
example,
are
being
taken
care
of.
cracked
it
to
bring
down
t
he-Yesterday,
5th
Street
was
fin-
Liberals
in
193C
ished
Instead
of
roughness,
and
Tne
politicians
nere
might
a
scattering
of
hundreds
of
good
remembcr
the
astonishing
Mitch
sized
stones
at
the
corner
of
2nd
Hepburn
somersault
of
1937.
Th-
Glad
I
suitched.
How
long
the
blocks
of
concrete,
formerly
part
of
the
wartime
warehouse
in
the
railway
yard
will
remain
where
they
are,
no
one
appears
able
to
tell.
,v..,
.v.
i,
.,,
,m
then
premler
of
Ontario
was
n
FRIDAY
May
23rd,
1952
WILL
BE
OBSERVED
AS
"CITIZENSHIP
DAY"
IN
THE
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
H
S.
WHALEN,
Mayor.
,u"n
"ru
"
'
in
V
"
",t"-e,
T
a
nasty
jam
with
his
own
party
of
size
and
w-eight
.u
they
could
be,
ahke
to
anyone
on
foot
or
in
car.
ag'ain.st
wno
were
m
reDellion
Uil""1r"n;lW.lb::l
Mitch's
tampering
with
the
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WOKING
Eneland
England
(CP)-Her-
(CP)
Her-
always-sleeping
always-sleeping
furies
furies
of
tlw
af
the
first
president
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway.
bert
King
did
not
appear
In
court
S(,parate
scho1
Question.
,,.
.
...
,1
Mitch
abandoned
the
separ-
:neni:w,vsb,I,
overnlghl
ana
went
to
the
province
on
a
snap
much
over
a
iarra
wivn
iuu
pigs,
election
platform
to
"Keep
tht-
Communistic
CIO
out
of
Can
and
200
chickens,
and
if
I
leave
them
I
shall
be
liable
to
a
fine
for
cruelty
to
animals."
ada."
Whatever
else
he
did,
he
showed
what
you
can
do
with
(fan
The
Air
Force
A
frame,
two
storey
building,
j
containing
Mr,
Hays'
realty
ana
i
brokerage
office,
with
residence,
1
and
other
wooden
premises
once
I
stood
near
where
today
there's
1
nothing
much
save
ungainly
;
looking
chunks
of
cement.
One
,
whistling
cold
morning
every
stick
burned
down.
The
only
change
since
then
has
been
the
1
arrival
of
what
will
once
again,
I
be
building
material.
Anyway
it
i
should
be,
for
the
stuff
has
never
been
anything
else.
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Home
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wear
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of
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Vancouver's
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thousands,
Sunday,
saw
plenty
of
blue
and
white,
and
blue
and
yellow,
in-'
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I
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