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Prince
Kuperi
Daily
News
Wednesday,
February
4,
1953
'f:2
,
Progressive
Conservative
sources
huve
been
assuring
press
gallery
correspondents
that
Lender
George
Drew
tiidn
t
consult
the
party
caucus
prior
to
his
recent
attempt
to
have
the
gov-ernmenl
police
radio
commentaries
by
Parliamentary
news
Au
Vi
impendent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Hupvn
jid
Nurthern
and
Central
British
Coliimblt.
Wcml-r
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulation
Cansrilttn
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
'he
Prince
Rupert
Dally
Mews
Limited
t.
P.
MAUOft,
President
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vlce-Prealdest
h
"I
-'If
Subscription
Rutea:
ey
catrier
Per
wars.
26c;
per
month
1
Ob;
per
year.
tlO.OO
men.
I?
4
f
-
lis
assurance
has
made
the
by
mull
Per
mouUl.
lac;
per
year.
W
OO.
sSt.
I
As
I
See
It
4
9
i
fx
I
move
of
the
PC
Chieftain
more
puzzling
than
ever
to
Parliament
Mill
political
circles.
MP's
of
al!
political
parties
Including
Mr.
Drews
own
are
at
a
loss
to
know
what
advantage
he
hoped
to
derive
from
his
contention
that
Parliament,
together
with
its
committees,
Is
a
Court,
and
that
criticism
of
anything
that
transpires
in
the
course
of
its
activities
niak"-:
the
Individual
who
indulges
in
It
liable
to
ton-liu'ipt
o
louit
uiotwdiiiKS
MP's
point
out
that
It
this
Uu-iW
wtr
accepted,
Mr
Drew
hlmsulf
would
be
almost
its
first
victim.
Kor
the
OppiM'-imi
Lead-it
s
privileffc
a
tt
nu
iiilier
of
Parliament
exuU
only
so
lont
as
he
U
speaking
in
Parliament
itself,
't
he
moment
tit;
kuik
tu
ti)
tiu.,L-iiiKs
ami
sua
ted
to
Hav
l
V"v-eihiuiitt
tor
any
aliened
misdeeds,
he
would
L
kuolect
to
taclly
the
same
restilcttuns
as
he
h
is
p!.pti.ed
for
ntspaper-'uun
im
broadcast
on
parlia-rviiurv
nffairs
IHMtK
H
(
V'Si
I.SMN(
i:
tiiivlouxly.
tins
Isn
t
what
Mr.
Drew
is
after
No
party
(trader
could
operal
under
iucli
a
disability
tueH
IncUliutally
would
t.
klv.
t
a
ra
is
b
nu
Former
Cafe
Becomes
Evan-
Afros'
In
United
&
T'.IK
TIE-IP
Til
AT
could
have
crippled
Canad
an
rail
transport
was
called
off
at
a
meeting
in
Ottawa
cf
railway
and
union
chiefs
who
had
been
summoned
from
Montreal
by
Prime
Minister
St.
Lv.uieiit.
.'.iter
the
settlement
iXmaid
Gordon,
iletti
president
of
the
Canadian
Nalliuiai
Railways,
shakes
hands
with
A.
J.
Kelly,
president
of
the
Brotherhood
of
Railway
Trainmen.
Between'
them.
Mr.
St.
Laurent
reflects
his
plea
ure
in
the
result.
Looking
on
are
L.
('.
Mulone
(second
from
right',
Brotherhood
secretary,
an1
W.
A.
Mather,
president
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway.
()!moioui
I'umphli'U
1HK
UtU'jJwl
ubnoxiini-i
anti-Jew
ish
pamphlet,
jtoftniarkwl
Uuncan,
B.C.,
!
which
recently
caused
My
"
tKlM
Mi
PASADfcNA,
CY
'
Chuck
Tcmpl.-t,,,,
'i'(V.
.
know
exaci.y
j,,,
ti
,
He
was
h
i;,ly
,
h
'
.sM)rts
eaituMii
t
t
chli-t
n.im-'i.,
m,
,,
k
fK1,.u
In
tK
14
kit
inegate
the
cental
deumcrutic
rmn
v
:
pniieipU-ul
Ireedolnol
(llwiUOon
i
ii
a
t
!.
,.
isll
IIMUMtt
Vl
Oiimwns,
it
ana
irimioin
ui
crtiKi-JU.
VICTORIA
REPORT
h
j.
X
iu
bmuid
to
be
u'ned
in
the
VICTORIA.
More
political
without-ixntfolia
the
ed.
Promptly
she
pluimed
I
Into
,
tun.t.nt
sessiult
(if
Yut
a
consult
ruble
time
th
PC
.
1
Chu-Italn
has
waxed
a
campaign
!
sfl1.
veruiKl.t
i,
of
protest
auaiiut
the
extent
to
are
of
a
vat;v
which
tw
voiutUtri
that
the
gov-
j
of
activity
1
n';,,
il;
i
riuneiit
mukt.s
u.e
of
the
CHC!
btiil,
m
oa
i
,J
hiitorv
11
w.is
!
made
in
this
earn-'
Til:v
Jfiii
Kubilan
Ijs
an
In-
her
inh
ns
hend
iA
the
v:ist
!-
tai
today
when
a
woman
move.1
tcresting
study
She's
a
native
of
;
partment
of
Kducainm.
which
I5.C.
le
gislature.
the
address
in
reply
to
the
,
Vancouver,
will
be
3
Feb.
23,
-.spends
nearly
$18
0(KJ0(K)
of
llv
TlIB
VfLvtUli'p
iA
Jusliee
nuLfht
for
timiuitiiifia
Luin.sj
Ills!
H
Lt
fina-
Wu
f.
.
taxpayers'
numey
each
year
j
aU,
la
ctwiment.
own
l.iu.
have
supported
'
p!etri,
a!
38
at,
Mrs.
Koisum
says
a
woman
s,
T1,
Uiituh
Home
Secretary,
turn
generally
in
that
cra'.ade
Speech
from
the
Throne.
though
full
of
pep
as
ever.
This
job.
looked
upon
as
a
There's
just
no
keeping
her
great
honor,
was
handled
by
down.
Education
.Minisier
Tilly
Jean
i
She
looks
rested
and
well,
af-
!
place
is
in
the
home-but
only
:
mu
ryie,
was
as
vehement
But
it
is
no
secret
that
they
are
wnen
ner
cniairen
neea
ner.
,
i
...vir
.,,,,ki..iii..ii
m
denuune-
uimtUit'.ii
tu
Ito
altu.it
With
htm
meetings
,..ve
w.
dretb,
tij
tiniiw
i!,
the
United
B'.aU.
i.
Europe.
Ill-
I;,
(i;t.
!
1st
ev
r
riu.i
a
f
.,
Council
of
('hunt,,.
Rolston,
who
made
history
last
ter
two
weeks
on
the
beach
at
i
when
they
don't,
she
believes
a
in
I've
t'lght-puKf
aiionymou
in
his
present
move
to
outlaw
all
pamphiet
nilitUd
Plans
of
the
ntnl
c.m.mrnt
u;nn
any
tue
Synastotutf
of
BaUn."
He
m-
before
Parliament
or
a
parlla-nressrd
wonder
that
Uie
Catia-
meniary
cui.
mittre
The
I'd
summer
when
she
became
Can-
Waikikl.
But
she
got
festlejts,
i
W(mian
should
get
out
and
take
ada's
first
full-time
woman
she
admits;
there
wasn't
enoutjli
j
h,(r
part
In
community
life,
cabinet
minister.
There
had
to
do.
Sh
got
fed
up
just
tOf-
i
Thnt'
what
she
did
Khe
'start
-
kuthorliKd
w
wcor.d
class
call
by
the
Post
OB
Department,
Ottawa.
Keep
The
Museum
Open
first
concerted
effort
to
raise
funds
for
the
TIIR
Prince
Rupert
museum
is
being
planned
in
the
form
of
a
locally
staged
show
sponsored
by
a
group
tf
city
business
women.
There
are'
two
reasons
why
j-veryone
who
is
able
will
want
to
attend
the
show
'Impressions
of
1!52"
on
March
1,
at
the
Capitol
Theatre,
'
-
-1.
The
Pat
Rolton-Mel
Thompson
team
of
showmen,
in
charge
of
production,
are
well
known
for
their
talent
and
are
sure
to
provide
top
entertainment.
;
2.
And
while
the
audience
is
enjoying
itself,
jt
is
painlessly
helping
an
outstanding
civic
cause,
jt
is
helping
our
oblivion-bound
museum
to
regain
its
feet.
I
The
public
has
been
told
in
no
uncertain
terms
that'
unless
some
form
of
substantial
aid
is
given,
the
museum
here
the
only
one
north
of
Vancouver
'
is
going
to
be
closed.
;
A
museum
gives
a
community
importance,
i
It
shows,
in
the
first
place,
that
citizens
have
hiu
enough
interest
in
their
place
of
livelihood
to
search
for
and
preserve
items
of
history
to
form
:a
background
of
knowledge.
;
A
background,
especially
a
tangible
one
such
las
a
museum
shows,
gives
an
air
of
security
and
reality.
The
Prince
Rupert
museum
holds
many,
rare
items,
some
of
which
cannot
be
duplicated
or
be
found
in
any
other
part
of
the
world.
That
makes
this
city
singular
and,
naturally,
important.
Prince
Rupert
really
isn't
a
tourist
Mecca.
There
is
very
little
here
provided
to
service
the
sightseer
as
yet,
Without
the
museum,
there
would
be
less
excuse
for
the
thousands
passing
through
here
during
summer
months
(on
ship
cruises)
to
make
a
trip
"up
town,"
The
museum
acts
as
a
drawing
card.
Once
tourista
are
walking
through
a
part
of
the
city,
a
good
percentage
will
spend
a
little
money
here,
a
little
more
there.
That
also
makes
the
Prince
Rupert
museum
important
to
this
community.
'
But
it
has
been
proven
over
the
yeara
that
the
museum
cannot
pay
for
itself.
Admission
charges
drive
"customers"
away.
The
public
must
support
it,
and
to
help
this
cause
there
is
no
easier
and
more
enjoyable
way
than
to
attend
the
Credit
Women
Breakfast
Club's
variety
show
on
March
1.
the
United
H
.a,-.
i
been
women
in
cabinets
before,
ing
and
so
flew
back
to
Victoria
fd
wltn
Vancouver
Parks
Hoard
.
...
.
.
,
.
.
i
-1
.....
.....
i....
i
but
always
tney
were
ministers-
several
days
wiortt
sne
intend
own
aumormes
iiiiu
not
umu
-
...
jusl
i-ouipii-jcii
.something
about
It.
to
be
beguiled
tnl'i
the
tlelusion
'
st
riejs
o
it-,
One
"Canadian
authority"
has
Uwl
''"""f
f't''in
of
!
l)ir.,
tMm,i
!
In
194'
she
was
elected
to
lh-U'gLslature
for
Vancouver-Poin;
I
Grey,
as
a
Conservative.
Hut
coalition
with
the
liberals
w:s
forced
that
year
by
the
strength
U,,i
s,.meihinit
about
it.
Mavor
Jil'
oe
a
popular
ON
CI
OH!'
ASIl
uiu
oftTTERBOX
piuitk
in
any
piuty
platluiin
II'IIV
lllll
11-
ll'Tlll
?
While
Ulut,
t
-
J
C.
VV'raiig
ot
D"Pn.
u
indignant
at
the
blot
on
Duncan
i
g'Xid
name,
has
had
his
city
officially
disown
responsi
i
I
of
the
Ct
F
and
so.
much
to
her
:
dislike.
Mrs
Rolston
had
to
pre-
.....
.
irerem,vher.c.,:,,!
Pt,
members
are
no
U
Iter
wt-
thp
)rU
,V?
''rr-'V"
."io-obe
ami
Mj;i.
.
ijuvt
it
nn'
u
vi
tii'
ir
irniiri
a,
.
bility
for
the
pamphlet
and
Bl
MAJOR
ERKOH-S
p
raising
the
price
ol
gold.
Editor,
devaluing
the
dollar
orlsent
a
bold
front
with
the
I.lh-lerals.
That
stifled
her
a
bit.
She
of
r.O
it
I-";?
'
4
"K,,-
4
fc-4"
k
.
.v
ta
I
til
til
tVlon
tiV
unrn
wit
t
lri
i
tributes
It
to
The
Dailv
News:
rin
ik-miM
think
hv
tha
aav
iii.rrttrni
.
i.t
tttlf
Ti
hav
'
!
had
to
take
second
place,
too.
member
of
the
'
tweii
told
that
.Mr.
Drew
knew
We
now
being
treated
to
this
Insolvency
threat
(a
skated
'to
Mrs.
Nancy
Hodges
because
the
greatest
feat
of
pussy-footing
;
ground,
that
a
country
could
not
1
Mrs.
Hodges,
being
Lilieral
and
in
the
history
of
the
country.
f
nossiblv
become
insolvent,
and
the
Liberals
being
in
the
driv-
party
"
This
matter
of
course
is
the
clear
responsibility
of
the
At-lorney-Oeneral
of
B
C.
and
the
Social
Credit
government
If
anv
reader
can
send
me
a
er's
seat,
was
more
In
the
know
It
appears
that
the
ederal
that
"raising
the
price
of
gold
'
that
a
CCF
niemtier
inu-nded
to?
protest
the
Hark
way
radio
j
';'-lyed
my
.-
broadcast
ami
that
he
acted
p,
''
he
a;d,
tii
:
forestall
him
'
home
1
?
;
f
To
Jh"
iritmU-n
of
the
ji
J
fe-lli'
j
that
.v'::i!:-.r..
than
Mrs.
Kolston.
Mrs
Ro'.ston
was
re-elected
In
'.
Point
Grey
in
1515
us
a
Coa'i-tior.ist
and
aatn
in
HI9
as
a
Coalitionist.
It
was
In
1900
that
she
commenced
to
fall
out
with
j
the
government,
particularly
with
Conservative
chieftain
'
Herbert
Anscomb.
Mrs.
Rolston
:
thought
she
should
have
been
;
named
to
the
cabinet
in
1946.
but
Mr.
Anscomb
wouldn't
g'l
i
for
It
Mrs
Rolston
never
for-
Cwveriimeiit
has
made
two
major
wtw
(tone
Ior
any
number
of
errors
in
joirui.
the
Interna-
1
reasons,
excepting
ai
a
settle-tional
Monetary
Fund
and
the
ment
of
so
much
in
the
dollar
to
General
Agreement
on
Trade
and
clear
an
insolvent
position,
the
Tariff,
because
it
is
politically,
if
only
valid
reason
tor
devaluation,
not
economically,
impossible
for
,
For
tnat
reason
W9
shuuid
ae.
the
United,
States
to
live
up
to
cumlate
a
maximum
amount
of
j
their
part
of
the
agreement;
the
w
But
tne
governmert
has
result
is
that
we
have
an
adverse
snown
every
sl
tnat
tney
wam
balance
of
with
the
payments
to
preserve
goid
prKluction,
gct.
world
the
end
of
1949
run-
since
rld
of
the
nionetary
g()ld
a6nd
mng
between
$300
and
$100
mi
-
,
foreif,n
exchange
by
an
unfavor-i
Hons
per
annum,
this
year
off.
able
fiance
oi
paymenU.
arma-i
set
by
a
temporary
iavoraole
ment
purrhasej
and,
we
can
copy
of
this
pamnhlet.
winch
caucu
that
fxpwnntstm
tftnt
",,
..
caused
such
indianatlon
in
the
make
two
much
sense.
The
Torus
"
-'.'
British
Parliament,
1
shall
be
feel
that
H
Drew
kr.ew
that
the
;
of
c.mp-r
Elad
to
review
lt
here.
CCF
was
doing
to
go
out
on
the;
'
'if'1
'"
'
'
4,
4,
limb
of
curbing
freedom
()f
:
'town
on
ley
k
-.
p:
THIS
pamphlet
seems
to
b
xe,
h.
he
shouldn't
hrtve
tt.ter-
j
'
l"at
l'mf
1
r"
similar
to
hf
one
Mr
Dillon
vened
Ttiey
would
rather
have
!
""J
eiw
re:a
OLeary
the
noted
Ottawa
news-
the
CCF
fit
the
limb
when
it
w.ts;
or
ncds"
papcrtnaa.
complained
alx.ut
'
'
than
thetiM-lvea.
j
Tills
wtut
oi-.'.v
a
-when
he
found
U
on
the
party,
.
.
i
tr
that
tirtl
UUrature
stand
of
the
Burial'
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t
lf
l,.ll
-wt
...
r
press
conference
hoid
on
No-1
...j,
onr
of
the
n
o
t
d-....
vembcr
19.
1951,
the
following!
J
Jk'i'1
todav.
txchanpe
took
plafe
between
j
40
Ycar$
Ago
Today
j
Temple!.
in
u
a
si-Mr
OU
arv
and
Solon
Uw.
th
At
th
-imiial
n
nti..
,.i
ilJchik!
d
and
amu:.V
!
not.
and
It's
doubtful
if
she
:
trade
balance
supplied
oy
B.it-
pretty
safely
presume,
by
m
o-
ever
forgave
until
her
sweet
vlc-
,'aln-
.
tecting
the
Canadian
dollar,
toy
last
June
and
her
elcva-
!
This
situation
has
been
tern-
against
a
tidal
wave
ot
foreirft
Hon
to
cabinet
minister.
porarily
concealed
by
new
capi-
liquidation
ot
Canadian
market-
she's
a
ereat
baitler
in
the
tal
coming
in,
some
of
it
de.sir-
able
securities
and
then
have
to!
House
is
Tilly
Jen
Ronton
'able-
and
some
distinctly
not
g0
to
the
U.S.
for
a
.
loan
with
I
No
one
who
heard
her
will
cv-r
desirable.
This
is
certainly
add-.string
on
it
as
they
evidently
j
torlrt
the
howling
:
he
did
about
ing
to
the
burden
by
increased
arranged
about
1947.
margarine
She
wanted
it
col-
payments
oi
earnings,
interest:
Th(!
.ire
...
th.
.,
:
rt
,
klili.
,,kl.
bl,,!(,r
and
slM.
nutlenal
leader
ot
the
boilxl
Credit
party,
and
Mr.
Meltn-tocK
of
the
Stfton
paper;
Ol.EARY;
In
1944
or
perhaps
194ri
I
covered
the
convention
of
the
Social
Credit
Leasjue
ot
Canada
in
Toronto.
I
was
workmn
Putie.
Hurert
Club
J.
If.
Me.,"
"
clr.f.-i.re
J.i
Mu'iin
clotted
prculcnt.
II.
i
"ray.
He
h-.
a
-'
P.
WlUin.
vicc-p;e.ii:ent,
and
A.'
"r
"
a'r:ie
.i:
E.
McMastcr.
secrturv.
;
unctuous
rnat'.ner
"
I
VAM.H.ISM
IIHT
The
City
Council
has
decided
it
In
his
p
c
'
ii!
s
will
not
tolerate
Sunday
pool
'
tltnat
CititrU
'
ind
dividends,
and
will
not
our
aesperale
position
by
the;
howled
until
she
got
her
way
;
necessarily
swell
the
volume
of
time
ls
i
of
lt
necessary
would
put
us
she
palnleci
grim
pictures
exports
in
the
near
futuie.
jn
the
position
where
the
V
8.
i
tired
housewives
beating
color-
j
The
Minister
Of
Finance
has
,.n.,A
nam
anv
nrire
nH
u,;inw
Inlr.
msruarlnp
unci
then
for
the
Globe
and
Mali
at
the
imade
great
capital
of
a
reduc-
wou)d
have
to
lt,
jt
does
i
1iavlng
to
wash
up
the
awful
time.
That
is
the
only
national
Children
to
Gel
Free
Lemonade
At
Coronation
Pageant
in
June
uon
m
i
ne
leoerai
ueui.
oi
.iuu
not
take
wn
a
prophet
to
tnal
lhe
which
Is
liiter.i-i
-he
.nays
the
nr.
t.,.
i
.
r
from
t-vatij.
Ii
in
'
sftoni
riiMiii:;;:
i'i
,
the
various
t,a
l.-
roomx
In
Prince
Rupert.
30
Years
A90
Today
The
Board
of
Trade
refused
to
apixiillt
a
delegate
to
the
Investigating
committee
now
being
political
conference
that
I
know
of
at
which
pamphlets
weiej
sold
which
could
have
been'
printed
In
Germany
with
whom
j
millions
w
me
eno
oi
laat.
out
terms
wou,d
no
more
im)erlal
has
said
of
the
increase
nothing
preference
the
thing
U
8.
has
mess
Everyone
in
tne
House,
but
the
farmers,
cried
with
her
and
wept
at
the
plillht
of
the
housewives.
There
were
unkind
souls
who
s:ild
last
June
that
Tilly
Jean
slid
to
victory
at
the
Templeton
bt
;
n
we
were
at
war
ai
mat
rime
I
t
printed
In
Germany
and
lust
"'
10
mm
me
iwtn
rhurch,
iiu.r
j,
LONDON
.Reuters.-
One
of
sipping
free
lemonade
next
June
en
S
cJrZ,"'f,lU
trylnR
to
break
down
,or
every
19
children
in
London
will
2
when
the
Queen
rides
past
in
ito
a
total
of
$9
400
millions,
or,
'
'
"
,
.
.
.
,
he
.sitting
in
special
bleachers
the
coach
of
,Ute
tQ
be
crownedthat
our
adverse
balance
of
pay;
polls
on
a
ton
of
margarine
that
ii
wimin.l.,
hhc
menis
is
uemg
paiu
lor
Ljr
-js.s
.n
,
,...,1i
,h
"
.....
,
ww.krd
lil.-
hutu-r
translated
Into
Etmlish.
Thev
wnooi
nasco.
siaui
g
u
tnd
not
were
the
foulest
things
I
hud
come
under
ItJt
Jurisdic
tion.
ev.-r
seen
j
I)W:
f
tf
wiurse
vou
would
not
;
Fort
seeing
a
large
volume
of
dare
to
sav
that
thv
were
sold
lumljer
export
here,
the
North-
a
,
P-
.wuvj.
assets
yi
pv.-,
AtAltlir
,
rtlOmif
'
'
An
aaaowncemer.t
toilay
saidi
v,.
'
-
V
.
,
,
.
,
-,
:
.erment
and
the
Eaitern-dornin-
It
wan
at
the
I1
session
that
Aiomic
xnergy
t
,
'3o
iLid
,Tniy
.
1
er.
Piot.iiy
americaiik.
oi
j.guu
,
merre
r
i
Roveniment.
following
W.
A
,C
riOVOlAnmOnk
imenfs
-crease
ot
50
per
cent
over
pre-
millions
net
constitute
a
foreign.
R.
P.
ROBERTS.
"
gennett
into
opposition.
That
by
tne
htK-tai
t.reoii
organi.a-
Prn
H
c.
Timliermt
li
s
Associa
t;on
nor
would
you
dare
to
say
tion
pit&sed
a
resolutuui
request-
ence
with
prav--r
'
in
youth
netmi
;'
tunning
taleiit
fv:x
s'tJi..
and
Tfiut.'.t
"
along
as
Uiu.ti'.iV
pa.slor
conihich'd
it-'-Toronto.
-ThVn
1
itucoverttl.
i
prise,
that
1
couiti
lated.
As
lib
Interot
his
speakimj
ab.ii'v
a
.
UUI
VIVmHUIilj
lous
plans
will
be
given
seaUi"0'-
wun
long-term
iinancing
Vancouver.
session
they
were
thorns
in
th.
u,at
tne,
were
uu.eM
,
,he
ra,wiiy
U)
bull,
,
lumber
avtenit.ly
nh.nl
tu
P111.ee
ftuixrl
I
for
the
pageant.
III)
llli;
1
tiiuv
11.
n.tn
.i"
O'LEARY:
I
would
dare
to
say,
they
were
being
peddled
by
a
20
Ycor$
Ago
Today
ttovernment
s
side
They
Infuriated
particularly
Mr.
Anscomb.
j
who
was
convinced
they
were
I
disloyal,
had
stabbed
him
in
the
!
back.
Last
June
the
people
sent
Social
Credit
'member
of
the
riu-
Ujc
siimll
sum
of
$t
today
you
could
purr
ha.
sc
one
ilo.:en
organization.
rqy
.
.
.
Reflects
To
Help
Britain
LONDON
(Renters)
Supply
Minister
Duncan
Sandys
says
atomic
energy
soon
should
provide
Britain
with
a
"useful
additional
source
of
industrial
The
lucky
youngsters
will
bellons
(an
aU-time
highi.
failing
chosen
in
classroom
lotteries,
'
commodity
prices
tor
the
past
with
the
winners'
names
being
twenty
months,
surpluses
grow-plcked
out
of
a
hat.
,ing
and
about
$4,000
millions
in
They
will
sit
bn
stands
between
stocks
and
bonds
held
by
for-Charing
Cross
and
Big
Ben
on
eigners.
the
reserves
of
gold
and
LOW:
I
would
-certainly
an
V
.
m
that
respect
l
inmit
i
recan
top,
put
Mr.
Anscomb
out.
so
th(l
vr.ry
panlr)hlet
vou
speak
I
fur
out
that
he'll
never
come
Ilbnul-
As
Mlon
as
it
was
dis-
back
into
provinc
ial
public
life.
;
ravrrt.n
that
lt
was
lit
mg
ped-Such
a
ic
lhe
vagaries
of
pol-
died
around
the
convention
It
Reminisces
eggs,
a
ittuf
of
bread,
a
pound
of
1
spent
icji
tunc
cat-'"
butter,
a
four-pound
tail
roast
land
more
tunc
si-and
five
pounds
of
carrots,
tension
OMirsr
U
11
"
.
he
was
a-.Ktd
to
-.l
-'
'
Miss
Eveiyiie
fipencer
was
!
town
meetings.
"""''
guest
speaker
at
the
Rotary
:
United
Slates.
Luncheon
here,
her
topic
being'
On
a
ti
ip
t"
c"'!"'
the
value
of
fl,h
In
the
diet.
Mich
,
In
1""8.
T"?
1
0
Yeorj
Ago
Todoy
i
Constance
;"
both
Sides
Qf
the
tree-lined
boul-
j
u
a-
exenange
oi
sa.ooo
inoouus
evard
along
the
River
Thames.
are
inadequate
and
could
disap-.
..
.
...
.
I
pear
In
an
effort
to
maintain
the
Squeezing
the
extra
chlklren
k,Hi,n
,,,l!lar
nar
whn
the
ities.
!
was
stopped.
i
O'LKARY:
I
will
tell
you
why
Milk
r,r,
,o.r.
rtutrihii.llt
was
discovered.
It
was
dls-
We'd
enjoy
a
while
in
Ottawa,
Into
the
route
is
possible
because
;iIR.
invPKtnr
Danic.s
out
of
Can-
-uj
,t,
,,mi
covered
because
I
broui'ht
it
to
the
Coronation
high
command
:adjan
securities.
This
he
will
do
after
viewing
that
CBC
docu-agreed
last
month
to
extend
thejwnen
he
realizes
he
must
in
thementary
broadcast
Sunday
eve-parade
to
take
:n
the
riverside
finai
anaivsi
take
his
earnings
I
h'ng.
Many
thousands
of
Can-
;u
Vu"
What
LP
they
".,
said
;the
attention
of
the
Attorney-
power."
In
reply
to
questions
in
the
House
of
Commons
about
Britain's
progress
in
atomic
energy
and
jet
propulsion
fields,
he
said:
"There
can
be
no
doubt
that
the
guided
rocket
is
one
of
the
decisive
instruments
of
war
that
'
are
going
to
dominate
the
military
scene
in
the
none
too
distant
future."
trie
other
day.
Ocneral
of
have,
and
like
'
f,f
Interest
to
people
in
rural
then
wa9
...
,ui-
nk,,ir.ui,,
ilariians
never
Jaw
against
racial
Ruiert
was
launched
today
at
at
I'L
thev
111
U
LIII11K
UU.
iwu-n.
'
..
J
---
--
.
1
,.nnH
"
-r""--"
,
;
-
-
'
Embankment.
The
London
county
council
I
possible
in
view
of
our
chronic
!
enough
many
never
will.
It
a
areas,
me
"?vr
?
"
1
'
u
discrimination
passed
that
year.
"west
coast
Canadian
port
and
in
two
iiion'W
-
-
1
...
tvv
ill
niiirw
iuhl
lir.tvHS
will
provide
free
lemonade
for
land
very
large
adverse
balance
of
pity
Sin-
u
''
ment
Intends
to
abolish
price
,,..,:
at
al.
eVPI1
lt
vou
dldi
The
Roval
frn!iian
r....i..n.r.
!
married
I
ti-.lier-
the
children
and
will
also
pay
trade
with
the
U.S.
'
,
their
fares
to
the
big
show.'
The
Hon.
Douglas
Abbott
seems
.
the
VKBY
KIND
Control
on
the
consumer
level
!
brlng
it
to
the
attention.
We
and
the
U.S.
i
ngiiieerlnu
De-
i
meetings
a-
over
fluid
mux
proouns.
we
would
appreciate
that
and
I
partment
have
h.,
oi-h
i
him
He
has
asked
for
an
extra
have
.seen
what
happened
in
would
personally
thank
you
fori
nermlsslon
hv
th
ph.,
n
,n
ITiey
i
have
to
Drmg
ineir
own
1
to
De
ooseaseu
im
inc
iuc
mav
sandwiches,
though.
.
,
I
gold
reserves
are
for
settlement
1
Winnipeg
when
the
government.!
that.
.
i,mi,M,
riu...i,
u
i.i-'
A
type
of
pig,
with
a
couple
ot
extra
ribs
has
been
developed
at
an
agricultural
college.
Probably
The
Hawaiian
McLINTOCK:
I
to
01
internatioiiiti
uuiamw
uiujr,
Teachers
will
be
on
hand
ET.n.ib
wn
PUIie
OT
'
.11,
'ana
seems
10
De
careiuny
pro-
have
to
go
along
with
Mr
k
nnn
cs
-v-i
a
r
ri
A
ft
A
i
cjI
nl
ira
a
n
H
V.MUUU
tlllU
streets.
'
h..l..o
I17H4
hut
'
spare
ribs.
16,000,000
in
addition
to
the
budgeted
128,000,000
for
his
ministry.
"Weapons
travelling
at
sev-
eral
times
the
speed
of
sound
are
being
successfully
evolved
for
use
ia
the
defensive
and
of
through
the
Milk
Board,
regulated
only
the
producer
price,
and
the
maximum
consumer
price.
M
O'Leary.
One
of
my
first
jobs
was
to
cover
a
national
ISocliil
Credltl
convention
In
Reglna
In
t.
help
keep
them
entertained
-
and
during
the
long
hours
o
waiting.
our
adverse
o1
payments
me
juuiiicn
...
-u
,.,,
..
fhis
hothersome
meta
In
their
seats
by
8
a.m.
A
year
on
the
planet
known
as
Phi
to
is
said
to
be
384
years
long.
Even
under
such
extraordinary
circumstances,
a
weekend
might
become
a
bit
tedious.
see
INGLIS
out
of
the
treasury
as
soon
as
the
inflow
of
foreign
capital
ceases.
"As
farmers
we
are
opposed
to
j
1946
and
if
my
memory
serves
consumer
price
control
on
fluid
,
me
correctly
the
very
same
milk
products.
If
consumer
con-
j
pamphlets,
or
the
same
type
of
trol
is
abolished,
the
price
of
pamphlets,
were
being
dlstrlb-mllk
in
Vancouver
will
basically!
"t-ed
by
certain
people
attend-h.
controlled
bv
Canada
Saft-:lnB
tnt
convention.
fensive
roles,"
he
added.
He
declined
to
clarify
this
reference.
Discussing
the
atom,
Sandys
said
a
small
experimental
"breeder
reactor"
is
being
built
TB
Society
AUTOMATIC
The
purpose
in,
holding
gold,
especially
at
the
tail
end
of
a
gigantic
credit
inflation
like
the
present,
is
as
a
last
resort
means
of
finding
new
spending
money
when
everything
else
has
been
exhausted.
at
the
Harwell
research
centre
and
should
be
completed
within
"Peanut
butter
sandwiches
taste
good
served
with
hot
scalloped
Vomatoies."
And
even
better
served
with
a
two-inch
WASHERS
And
DRYft
&
a
few
months.
Breeder
reactors
To
Help
Build
Nanaimo
Unit
VANCOUVER
CP-
President
ma
re
tne
latest
advanced
types
of
The
point
is
that
with
long
diuiuii;
fjuwet
pjatita
wiiieit
actually
produce
more
fissionable
term
government
credit
gone
way
Ltd.
They
can
afford
to
sell
milk
for
less,
because
it
costs
less
to
provide
this
outlet
with
milk.
Naturally,
It
ls
more
expensive
to
deliver
milk
to
small
stores
and
to
homes,
especially
in
the
outlying
areas.
If
consumer
control
ls
abolished,
the
price
of
milk
will
be
lowered.
What
Is
also
serious,
the
price
will
have
to
be
lowered
to
restaurants,
hospitals,
ships,
etc.
material
than
they
burn.
world
trade
shrinking,
falling
INGLIS
AUTOMATIC
WASHER
$15?
(With
SuiUmiser)
INGIIS
AUTOMATIC
DRYER
3i
ASH
AtlOl'T
EASY
PAYMENT
PLAN
T-
A.
R.
MacKercde
announced,
the
prlces
resulting
eventually
in
re
At
the
same
time
work,
was
Pig's
Seven
Feet
'
ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
HOUSE
Alta.
Cf
A
pig
with
seven
feet
was
brought
to
market
by
a
far-1
mer
from
the
Binsely
district.
The
pig
had
the
usual
four
legs,!
but
there
were
two
feet
each
on
the
front
legs
and
on
one
of
the
rear
legs.
The
pig
appeared
healthy
in
every
respect.
1
New
Zealand
has
an
area
of-103,000
square
miles
with
a
population
of
about
1,000.0(10.
I
MORE
DISTANT
.
The
'Progressive'
part
of
the
Conservative
Party
name
ls
further
away
today
than
ever.
It
was
tacked
on
by
John
Bracken
at
tjie
Winnipeg
convention
ten
give
$10,000
to
the
cost
of
build
duced
profits
and
consequently
reduced
tax
revenues,
it
will
sooner
or
later
be
absolutely
ing
a
new
8Q,0OQ
health
unit
In
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELE$
Nanaimo.
provincial
The
dominion
and
necessary
to
make
a
settlement
governments
-will,
of
an
insolvent
position
by
cut-
going
on
to
build
a
full-scale
breeder
reactor,
capable
of
ruo-during
large
amounts
of
electricity
from
atomie
fuel.
Sandys
said
it
is
too
eatly
to
say
exactly
when
industrial
amounts
of
electricity
can
be
produced
from
atomic
energy.
years
ago,
and
never
did
or
could
1
The
distributors
will
lose
money.
make
grants
totalling
$30,000
to
tins
the
gold
content
of
the
Bo
Phone
644
fit
.
.
.
It's
always
been
found
1
in
the
case
of
the
co-operatives,
cumbersome
and
inconvenient,
this
loss
will
lie
passed
back
to
alike
by
writers
and
speakers,
the
farmers
directly."
the
unit
which
will
be
the
third
dollars
and
issuing
perhaps
3
for
largest
In
BC.
12
or
2
for
1,
otherwise
known
as