Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
Friday,
July
10,
1953
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ray...
Reflects
anc
Reminisces
ailueKS
ale
iaiU
to
be
doing
well
on
the
lush
acres
of
the
Bulkley
Valley.
They
are
prepared
to
work
extra
hours
when
harvesting
the
long
green.
in
independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
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of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation!
OKnadlim
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
J.
P.
MAOOR,
President
H.
Q.
PERRY.
Vice-President
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IN
THE
past
years
I
have
IX)
IT
NOW
Because
It's
needed,
the
city
of
Trail
Is
distrlbutihw
a
newi
map.
It
has
a
complete
street
index
and
cross
reference,
This
I
l
rou
travelled
to
many
far
n
Vi
he
Ihc
away
countries.
One
great
B.irnl
Is
more
than
Prince
Rupert
can
say.
Today,
the
coast,
from
Kitimat
to
Skagway
and
beyond
is
In
the
public
eye
to
the
tune
of
billions
In
development
and
this
Is
reflected
In
continental
Interest.
If
there
was
ever
advantage
of
this
was
that
I
got
a
fresh
viewpoint
on
things
at
home.
JACQl'F.LINE
At'RIOL,
35-year-old
daughter-in-law
of
e
sident
of
France,
is
engaged
in
a
long-range
et-air
duel
v
American
flier,
Jacquelne
Cochran.
Mme
Auriol
broke
tt.
speed
record
for
women
May
12,
1951,
averaging
5o!
24'.
In
a
Vampire
Jet.
Her
record
fell
when
Jacqueline
Cochra,
through
the
sound
barrier
for
a
world's
speed
record.
Elderberry
Blossom
Pancakes
I"
CO
"i
a
mscii
iked.
I
came
tu
see
how
the
Cana
time
when
Prince
Rupert
I"1
"
should
be
telling
the
world
about
herself
It
Is
now.
dian
government
lioks
in
thieves
of
outsiders.
It
was
not
cnly
their
governments
but
the
common
people.
in
'
onv
pvt
'J'D.
i
.n
Ji,.
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ft
i
i
4
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,
-
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1
1
i
A
C.ING
PEOPLE
are
the
products
of
the
life
they
have
lived,
remarks
Margaret
E.
Smith,
lirector
of
nutrition
for
the
Health
League
of
Canada.
If
a
sound
state
of
health
has
heen
maintained
for
the
first
CO
years,
people
have
little
eason
to
he
anxious
about
the
next
40.
This
possibility
of
living
to
be'
100
had
never
really
occured
to
us.
The
way
Miss
Smith
puts
it,
lowever,
there
is
nothing
very
much
to
it.
Finding
hat
health
is
the
sum
total
of
what
a
person
has
)ppn
eating
daily
throughout
his
life,
she
conclude
:hat
for
a
ripe
old
age,
moderation
is
the
answer.
One
way
to
effect
this
is
to
eat
in
smaller
amounts
ind
oftener,
which
means
five
or
six
small
meals
a
lay
instead
of
the
standard
three.
She
also
cau-ions
against
the
use
of
hot
spicy
foods
as
they
irritate
the
intestinal
tract.
Although
we
respect
Miss
Smith's
considered
ir
near-nmllKU;,
murder
scenes
LUIUI
IU
VUJWIIW
VIU
VUJIUIIt
and
sexuality
did
not
appear
j
KITCHENER,
Ont.
(CP)
Four
;
pwneake
break
fa-its
.n
regularly
on
the
covnrs
of
mlll-ii(M.tti
rP5U,.nts
got
Ujgether
here
1
ed
here!"
ions
of
magazines
wc
mWit
not
rpt.Pntiy
and
observed
an
old
The
recipe
for
the
t
consider
this
such
a
toui-h
oldwrm
custom
with
a
strong
;
Elderberry
'blosxinns
w!lf
world.
If'iinttrlliin
Hcccnt
-
ilvpn
In
Mrimi
t,.
-i
I
ub
run
pr
i-.sV
4
l
It
'
i
m
John
Walter,
Sr.,
H
a
r
r
y
!
weeks
und
are
;iw
St
huitz.
William
II.
Wolff
nm
!
creamy-white
and
!!
NO
DOWNSTAIRS
In
the
old
days,
any
poets,
artists
or
musicians
who
man-
Lee
Shanu
ate
an
open-air
breakfast
of
elderberry
blossom
ilie
In
a
sudden
heavy
shower
in
Cairo
1
whs
forced
to
take
shelter
in
a
sentry
box.
with
about
four
Egyptian
soldiers
who
spoke
no
English.
When
I
finally
made
them
understand
I
was
Canadian,
they
were
my
Dais,
and
could
not
do
enough
for
me.
On
my
last
day
in
India
I
visited
the
Taj
Mahal.
I
chatted
with
two
much
be-rlbboned
preeans
!n
the
Indian
army,
and
when
they
at
last
found
out
T
was
Canadian,
gleefully
declared,
"Canada,
Canada
good,
good."
In
their
own
simple
way
they
said
to
me
what
Nehru
himself
had
said
about
the
key
part
thenr
with
part
of
th
stem.
Clean
the
blossoms
t
singly
Into
ordinary
mix
and
place
In
si.t
CARLETON
COLLEGE
in
Ottawa,
started
in
1942,
is
Canada's
newest
university.
It
was
founded
when
the
capital
was
crowded
with
young
people
brought
In
on
government
work.
The
original
Klea
was
to
giva
them
something
to
do
in
the
evenings.
Its
head
Is
Dr.
M.
M.
MacOdrum
(centrei
on
the
steps
of
the
college
with
three
of
the
1,545
students
registered
last
term.
"
w
PhJV
hlali
living
are
puncakes
covered
with
Water-believed
to
have
lived
In
attics,
!
rounty
maple
syrup.
!
comment
the
Chatham
News,
I
chances
are
a
somewhat
slm-!
But
now,
they
are
occupied
n,,,
hrenkfast
was
beinir
served
If
r
I
i
II
'T
(
isit
i
;
frying
pans.
A
blust,m
I
;"
'
fZ,'h"
"
,""
I1"
s"mn
l"'rmilny'
U1r
v"a7i
pancake.
As
the
pbout
each
blossom
th
ere
snipped
off.
Sew
hot.
POLITICAL
ROUNDUP
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
..,.......
nips,
norinern
iiaiy
una
j
Switzerland
but
minus
the
Can-It
would
seem,
sometimes
lnjfllan
maple
syrup,
mid
summer,
all
iasect
life
isj
The
unusual
feature
of
the
not
practically
the
same.
It.
breakfajt.
of
course,
is
the
urged
in
a
newspaper
headline
erberry
blossom
pancakes
and
that
any
fipecles
that
Inflict
it
ts
ln
tlH,
aforementioned
damage
oulit
to
be
put,
out
countries
that
the
custom
orli?t-
for
I
ulvice,
it
somewhat
lessens
the
attraction
of
be-oming
100.
The
idea
of
living
on
nibbles
is
not
the
nost
alluring
prospect
in
the
world.
One
of
the
Measures
allowed
mankind
is
an
appetite
that
nakes
the
nose
acutely
sensitive
to
what's
cooking.
'
Tt
has
the
rich
enjoyment
of
a
temptation
that
will
oon
be
sated.
This
business
of
eating
a
bit
here
and
that
Canada
is
playing
world
peace.
VICTORIA
Is
the
head
of
a
to
the
Provincial
Prime
Minis
T
A
f
WOT
nrtf
utin
hfMvro
An
Provincial
government
the
Pre-ters.
For
Instance,
The
Guide
Other
kintts,
we
gather,
jshouitt
nated.
indispensable
nun,
indispens-
i
mier
or
the
Prime
Minister?
Jto
Relative
Precedence,
issued
by
bp
The
Kltchrner
gourmets
have
!
been
oberving
it
for
four
years
Tble
parties
or
jiulitpensabie
lnu
LS
an
argument
mai
me
ueparimeni
oi
me
secretary
j
Governments"
But
there'
ar
:
bobs
JP
everv
nw
and
tnpn:
''I0'
8tat.
and
Pbli.shed
by
the!
AMcg
frQm
oltawa
annoim
j
on
the
first
Bunday
after
July
1
,
is
raging
again.
:
Queen's
Printer,
lists
"The
Prime
ertma
man
In
orn
iilnnao
nt
'
.
.
...
-ere
I
i
in
,i
.
i
.
i.i,
i
1
1
...
'
in.
Pries.11
It
some
time,
who
Just
can't
he
I
In
a
newspaper
advertise-
?fin,s
of
tne
Provinces
or;,
nrteen
mUUon.
AH
could
t""lf
lHerhl
rv
hi
n
displaced,
without
loss.
!ment
during
the
recent
election
Canada."
jfind
accomodation
in
the
Marl-'1"';
'S'",,""
There
conies
a
point
in
every
:
campaign,
Mr.
Bennett
signed
When
the
Queen,
as
Princess
time
provinces,
and
there
would.
V
"1
,.
democracy
when
it
Is
"time
for
him
"Prime
Minister
of
British
.KiDeUi,
and
the
Uuke
of
Edm-uil
be
ample
space
for
every-
Wjlt
,P
this
?,!"P!7h:,t..ti,me.,mly.!,e'Col,imbia"
LT:.'
with"ut
8",g
any
dLsta,1Re
I
Kitchen,
"r
resicTen
and
visitors
year.
It.
may
be
that
tlv
Wniptiy
Liberal
leader
Ar-.y-
'
"7"
;
w
speun.
!hare
the
jinnual
treat
in
we
iiiMruriiuiis
iu
ine
uuv-
.....
t
,
xf.t
.
.
thur
Laing
scoffed,
said
there
Already
Kitchener
has
gain-
ernment
of
British
Columbia;
"
'
'
CALLING
IT
A
DAY
is
oniy
one
irime
Minister
in
:;
...
.
'ed
a.
certain
distinction
as
the
x
bit
there
kills
the
expectancy.
It
may
be
comfortable
but
it
does
not
stimulate.
It
would
be
discouraging
also
to
have
to
give
up
the
occasional
nip
of
something
spicy,
such
as
a
dash
of
mustard
or
a
splash
of
hot
sauce.
Even
if
they
do
irritate
the
insides
a
little,
they
are
simple
pleasures
which
surely
compensate
for
the
physical
damage
by
bolstering
up
morale.
This
is
not
an
attempt
to
dismiss
Miss
Smith
and
her
good
counsel.
Since
there
are
not
many
centenarians
around,
it
must
be
that
most
people
are
entirely
too
indiscriminate
about
what
they
shove
down
their
throats.
But
something
must
be
said
for
the
spirit
as
opposed
to
the
stomach.
If
this
is
ignored,
we
might
become
fretful
and
sleep
badly
Canada,
that
lie
lives
in
Oltawa
,
''HoTnrTe
said
yesterday
nat
lace
wlwe
,
knwket
and
A
lew
duvs
ago
Mr.
Bennett
enl
IlLS
,Honor
the
Lleut-gover-
Churchill
was
retiring.
Doubtless
sauprkraul
arp
SPrVed
"
he
said
came
back
from
Ottawa
carry-;
n,or
of
British
Columbia,
the
Hon.j
n,e
truth.
Anyway
he's
earned
-.Tnink
now
tne
c'Uv
wouid
lng
a
brief
ca.se
labeled
"The1
t;larence
Wallace.
Mm.
Wall-
,t.
Ever
shice
he
was
a
youthful
;st,Tifi
people's
minds
the
Prime
Minister."
That
started
"Z
correspondent
In
South
AN
oTerbrry-blLom
people
of
Canada
are
going
to
vmt
the
Liberals
out
and
put
the
Conservatives
in.
But
I
don't
think
they
will,
for
this
reason:
Deep
down
in
their
.hearts,
the
Canadian
people
.know
that
world
peace
is
the
most
important
thin?
in
the
world
today.
They
know
that
under
th?
radiant,
goodwill
leadership
of
our
great
Prime
Minister.
Mr.
Lester
Pearson
is
doing
one
,of
the
most
practical
peace-mal
ing
jobs
attempted
by
any
statesman
of
this
century.
CHROMITE
FOt'NI)
tne
argument
in
over
again,
;
"
'"--
rn-a
nuy-inree
years
us",
ma
Now
there
ar
many
sides
to
BrltLsh
Columbia,
the
Hon.
By-1
nfe
j,aa
been
one
adventure
after
'.his
question,
and
it
goes
a
long
ron
Jlinsn.
and
Mrs.
Johnson."!
another,
with
precious
little
KARACHI.
Pakistan
9
Large
deposits
of
chromite
have
been
way
back.
!
.When
the
Lieut.
.
governor
empty
time
between
Ihcm,
found
in
Kharan,
in
the
Baluch-
Liberal
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo.i
writes
t0
hls
flrst
minister,
who
from
1933
U
1941
always
called
a
Ilow
Mr-
Dpnne".
e
iorm
oij
iDernan
ana
nis
puriy
ramc
i.stan
arPa
Tne
area
j,
believed
himself
the"fPrlme
Minlsterjand
address
he
uses
Is:
"My
dearnto
power
solely
on
his
offer
of
to
contain
more
than
8,300
tons
sion
t
tht.
effepi
was
hu
-Prime
Minister."
$25
a
month
to
everybody.
Ap-
f
eXoosed
ore.
!
office
doof.'Hi-
had
a
blueHeu-i
Mr-
Bennett
mostly
signs
his
parenuy
he
never
react
tne
uura
wny
noes
Canada
s
name
stand
'titers
"Premier,",
but
when
he
chapter
.
pne
or
ne
wouio
"r
brief
ca.se
that
said,
iifttH.
,
in
huh
in
u
the
e
UN
UN
todav-
I
:n
,"'hn
...
todjyL
i...i.i.r4
i-i
Mir.iA.2Vw.
rends
communications
to
Oov-
hare
known
we
have
to
earn
our
at
night.
This,
in
turn,
might
,
lead
to
ulcers
or
insomnia.
So
you'd
better;
pass
the
'mustard,
Miss
Smith,
because
we
are
just
going'
to
have
a
small
second
helping.
'
-
Why
1
h
t
inaaa
aiw.ivs
nnmpn
"
"
.
m
PheUn,
Edmonton.
"
u.
A
...
w;w
pnvprnmpnt
nmncrtv
t.hntUrnmpnt
Houjp
or
the
Federal
f
Drcuu
put
on
any
trouble-shooting
brief
case,
and
so
Mr.
Pattullo
Government,
lie
si5ns
as
"Prime
j
gleans.
.
ion
it
in
me
premier
s
omce.
"""hi-i.
When
Mr,
Hart
took
over
In!
When
the
(
head
of
the
Provln-1941
he
outlawed
the
term
Prime!
cial
GovernmeiU
is
Introduced,
Minister,
took
down
the
sign
on
or
announced
at
Government
the
door,
refused
to
use
"the
House,
it
Is
'
The
Prime
Mlnls-
committee
at
the
UN
such
as
the
cne
which
finally
broke
the
prisoner
deadlock
over
Korea?
Why
was
Lester
Pearson
the
first
choice
of
all
but
Russia
Red
Cross
Gives
$20,009
to
Japan
Prime
Minister"
brief
case,
calledi
ter,"
or
"Mr.
Prime
Minister."
I
OTTAWA
DIARY
j?
By
Norman
M.
MocLeoa
If
the
Progressive
Conserva-jto
be
done
bv
mirrors
Thev're
For
Flood
Relief
himself
the
Premier.
Not
long
If,
of
course,
the
Prime
Minis-ago
this
brief
case
turned
up,
ter
of
Canada
should
be
there
and
it's
presumably
the
one
that
,
at
the
same
time
he
would
toe
ha.scau.sed
the
latest
stir
in
the!
THE
Prime
Minister,
and
the
for
the
position
of
Secretary-General
of
the
whole
UN?
Why
is
Mr.
Pearson
thr
President
of
the
Assembly
right
now?
SURELY
the
answer
is
obvious.
Canada
has
the
most
practical
team
of
neace-makers
at
the
UN
Lester
Pearson
is
recog
TOKYO
(CP)
The
Japanese
-ives
should
win
on
August
10th
perfectly
willing
to
tell
you
ju.st
iext,
where
would
they
find
the
how
they're
going
to
set
about
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lord
with
'42
Mercury
Engine
A
ls
$125
Premier
vs.
the
Prime
Minister
head
of
the
B.
C.
Government
rCC)
cross
today
received
a
gift
debate.
would
be
"The
Prime
Minister
ofmi
ton
ooo
fmm
rnnaHn
tnmrri
,N,500J)00,000
by
which
they
have
it.
Here's
their
story:
Each
man
in
the
uniform
of
Sitting
as
a
private
member
I
British
Columbia."
I
flood
relief,
from
1941
to
1945
and
boosting
j
The
official
Journals
of
thel
Albert
Batten
of
Hamilton,
he
Was
the
only
true-blue
Lib-
B.
C
IaKlntnre.
however
refer
.nMn.n.
r
iv,
Paint
a
room
todny.
I
niilil.
It's
eaV
'l''
N
KASY
Safin.
N
"
iihc,
ilriea
m
fast,
si-""
wear
,
.
.
can
lie
crW'
ami
over.
No
"painty"
"lap
murks".
For
-la-l"
hoard,
macoiiry
"
rimer.
1(1
iianlel
ciM
the
navy,
-army,
or
air
force
ln
nized
the
world
over
as
among
'iromised
to
cut
taxation
annually.
For
the
Liberals
and
the
CCP
on
Parliament
Hill
these
days
that's
the
$6
question.
But
the
PC's
aren't
worried.
They
say
that
the
proposition
Is
easy,
and
that
'
it
won't
have
Canada
costs
the
public
treasury
j
the
top
half
dozen
most
prac-reral
left,
since
all
the
others
had
to
the
Hon.
the
Premier."
-
Canadian
Red
Cross
made
the
$18,000
per
year
for
his
pay
andjtical
peacemakers
in
the
world
joined
Coulition
with
the
Con-
So,
It's
all
a
matter
of
prefeiv
I
presentation
Vat
the
Canadian
l.,r.
t)nl.,
V.rwl
..?-.
......
..
,
4
'
allowances;
bis
food:
his
cloth-
today
T.0
Austin
'41
Packard
120
Redan
...
v.liitr-alu
-l
uYencuM
$1050
$350
ing
and
the
military
equipment;
Nor
is'
there
anything
fuzzy
which
kfetisfwl
The
iimiUvalent'1
oYTwbollV'"
"headed
t
aliout
'
Can-
1
t
oriia-uin,
ivn.
s-ulluuu
nau
luiijcnce,
ana
n
aoesn
i
maice
murn
;
embassy
In
the
presence
of
Can-In
j.he
Legislature
'He
often
re-
-difference
anywa
ittUtet
:
m-mMwvWJAtor
Swred
to
the
"f
rimejJinister,"these
are
the
dog
Hay
A'mflP
hevA
'
.
and"
then"
'iuld
ties
'pii-aiiJitiaificirfuTaV
-
yoahLsukl
Kasal,
vlce-presl-
that
term's
old-fashioned
now-argue'
about.
...
'
'
dent
of
the
Japanese
Red
Cross,
he's
called
the
Premier
but1
Mr.
Mieht
Just
as
Well
Bet
into
an
I
in
ncrnnllnff
the
elft.
nntorf
thnt
yTTgure
In'
Hie
Imitea
States'
Is
ada's
peace-making
eontribui
SILVERS!!!
Blind
Teacher
$13,500,
while
the
corresponding
:
tion
figure
for
Britain
Is
$4,500.
The
Prime
Minister
himself
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
BROS
rattullo
let
it
be
known
he
would
i
argument
els
to
whether
a
man
always
refer
to
the
Prime
Minis-
should
be
addressed
-
Mr.
J.
J.
ter
and
that's
what
he
proceeded
Smith,
or
J.
J.
Slmth,
Esq.
to
do.
But
as
to
that
"The
Prime
On
the
thesis
that
the
United
States
soldier
Is
the
world's
best
clothed,
best
fed,
and
generally
most
liberally
treated,
the
PC's
argue
that
It
should
be
passible
by
efficient
national
defence
administration
to
reduce
Canadian
eosta
at
least
to
the
United
Once
Had
Partial
Vision
"
TRURO,
N.S.
H
When
teacher
Pearl
Campbell
tells
the
students
at
the
School
for
the
Blind
ln
Halifax
how
to
do
things
she
The
Shorter
Oxford
English
Minister"
brief
case;
If
It
ever
half
of
It
was
donated
by
the
Canadian
Junior
Red
Cross
towards
clothing
for
Japanes"
children.
Disastrous
floods
which
struck
the
southern
Japanese
island
of
Kyushu
late
ln
June
left
more
than
2,500
persons
dead,
missing
or
Injured.
MEN'S
AMD
BOYS
Dictionary
says
the
word
Premier
Is
.short
for
Prime
Minister,
and
it
defines
Prime
Minister
as
srot
lost
It
wouldn't
be
easy
to
find
Its
rightful
owner.
Which
Premier,
or
Prime
Minister,
and
where?
was
the
first
statesman
in
ths
world
to
advocate
formation
of
what
is
now
known
as
NATO:
The
peace
for
which
Canada
has
worked,
and
even
as
In
Korea
fought
for,
was
not
a'
peace
at
any
price.
It,
was
peace
with
justice,
upheld
by
police
power.
Because
Louis
St.
Laurent
took
the
stand
he
did,
the
whole
west
organized
and
said
plainly
to
Russia:
"If
you
cross
that
line
we
fight."
Had
Chamber
CLOTHES
AND
SHOES
8tates
leVel.
That
would
mean
a
saving
of
$4,500
per
service
man
annually.
On
the
basLs
of
a
Canadian
service
force
of
125,000,
the
total
saving
would
reach
$562.000,000,
a
"a
principal
or
chief
minister,
servant
or
agent."
The
B.
C.
Constitution
Act
says:
"the
official
occupying
the
position
Qf
Premier
shall
be
paid
a
salary
of
$9,000
a
year."
'
On
the
other
hand,
the
Fed
MKN'S
FINE
Sl!ITS
100"5-
all-woo''"
Fine
tailoring,
perfect
fitting.
Blue
,1!
shades.
Makes
a
real
suit
for
all
sta
at
Real
Value.
ONLY
$44
f
.
-MKN'S
TOPCOATS
Showor-proof.
figure
safely
in
excess
of
the
lain
done
that,
as
Churchill
urged.
Hitler
would
have
been
Drew
pledge.
will
be
talking
from
experience.
She
also
is
blind.
The
first
blind
student
to
graduate
from
the
Nova
Scotia
Teachers'
College
here,
Miss
Campbell
was
referred
to
by
Principal
P.
McCarthy
as
"one
ho
gives
every
promise
of
being
an
efficient
and
successful
.i.eacher."
Mr.
McCarthy
said
she
did
work
of
"a
very
high
order
dur-
eral
Government
always
refers
.'shades
and
uood
fits.
Lots
of
wear.
CABIN
CRUISER
FOR
SALE
"ELIZABETH
M"
Length
35
feet
O.A.
Beam
9'2
feet.
Registered
tonnage
13
tons.
Powered
by
78
h.p.
Grey
Marine
Lugger
....
Good
appearance
and
condition.
Sleeps
4,
with
galley,
cooking
facilities
and
water
closet.
Price
$3600
Cosh
Boat
may
be
seen
at
Yacht
Club.
To
Inspect,
contact
Capt.
R.
Wilson,
To
purchase,
contact
Mr.
C.
S.
Foreman,
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Limited.
Real
Value
$2C
MKN'S
AND
YOUNG
MEN'S
Sl..1
Congressman
The
controversial
factor
ln
this
arithmetic
of
the
PC's
Isn't
the
ulleged
disparity
between
the
service
costs
ln
the
three
countries.
That's
admitted
by
100
perfect
tailoring,
new
.sliatles.
or
stripes.
Real
Value,
from
$9
stopped
In
his
tracks.
LET
US
GRANT
that
the
Conservative
front
benches
would
be
strong
that
George
Drew
would
be
a
good
home
front
Prime
Minister.
Of
course
he
would.
But
where
Is
the
experienced,
practical
peace'
maker
among
them?
Why
take
a
chance?
niv
ii'iiovi
linn
aiiu
LlfUIL
the
government.
But
what
the
MKN'S
WORK
PANTS
Shoots
Self
RIO
DE
JANEIRO
(AP)
A
Congressman
shot
himself
In
the
House
of
Deputies,
witnesses
said
and
Is
ln
grave
condition,
He
is
government
denies
Is
the
.possi
Strongly
tailored.
Real
Value
$4
Miss
Campbell
studied
at
the
bility
of
using
the
service
casts
of
any
country
as
a
yardstick
for
the
service
casts
of
either
of
the
MKN'S
DRESS
SIIOKS
Good
selection,
fit
and
well
mn(k
Lots
of
wear.
Hp'1
others.
values,
from
$5,50
to
BOYS'
LF.ATIIKIt
OXFOROS
slrl1
High
comparative
Canadian
service
costs
are
explained
by
Deputy
Pdinio
Gaya
who
Is
re-
j
ported
to
suffer
from
cancer.
Witnesses
said
he
shot
himself
in
the
house
antechamber
in
front!
of
a
group
of
other
Congress-;
men.
The
Alsatian,
a
large
wolf--hound,
was
so
named
because
it
Was
once
used
as
a
sheep-dog
In
Alsace.
the
government
as
due
to
vari
School
for
the
Blind
for
11
years
and
then
attended
high
school
at
Glace
Bay,
from
which
she
was
graduated
in
1951
with
a
grade
12
certificate.
She
had
partial
vision
until
t-ight
years
ago.
"I
was
hot
Very
happy
then,"
she
recallB,
"but
I
(soon
became
adjusted
to
loss
of
sight."
"You
know
I
am
much
better
Off
than
some
blind
people.
1
have
had
the
privilege
of
sight.
Fishermen
PHONE
644
FOR
COMPLETE
MARINE
ELECTRONIC
SERVICE
built,
lots
of
wear.
Real
Values.
Now,
from
$3
ous
Inescapable
factors
which
Include
the
high
percentage
of
the
total
force
which
Is
on
serv
BOYS'
PANTS
For
Sunday
and
everyday
wear.
Real
good
values.
Now,
from
.-
BOYS'
WINDBREAKEttS
With
zippers.
Less
than
factory
cost.
From
$
ON
.
.
.
Radio
Telephone
Auto
Pilots
Echo
Sounders
Direction
Finders
ice
abroad,
the
expense
of
outfitting
and
housing
the
Canadian
service
man
against
the
rigors
of
the
Canadian
winter,
and
the
generally
heavy
expense
of
military
administration
ln
a
geographic
unit
the
size
of
Canada.,
Thes.
are
All
factors
t.ha
rov-
and
I
can
visualize
what
is
going
on
about
me.
Color,
form,
a
Shape,
when
described
to
me,
all
make
an
Impression
on
my
Re
-Roof
,
-
with
DUROID
Asphalt
Shingles
For
Free
Estimate
.
.
.
See
or
Call
Greer
&
Bridden
Ltd.
Phone
909
21
5
First
Ave.
W.
ALSO
...
Authorixed
Radar
Service
lor
Coastal
Steamships
LOOK
FOR
THE
NAME
mind."
,;
Once
on
the
active
teaching
taff
of
the
Halifax
school,
she
Vlll
prepare
her
lessons
from
Brailee
text
books
and
pass
them
RUPERT
RADIO
and
ELECTRIC
eriuiiBuif
strguea,
wnrcn
jufii
imve
to
be
accepted,
and
which
no
magic
of
administrative
efficiency
toy
the
fC'i
could
BETWEEN
THE
ROYAL
AND
BELMONT
IIOITIS
(
Prince
Rupert
Box
imn
fn
to
her
pupils
ln
the
same
manner.