OTTANAADiAR
Wednesday,
February
24,
1354
Dy
iNorman
m.
MacLeod
Independent
dally
newspaper
d-voted
to
tlie
upbuilding
of
Prlne
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Memlw
of
Oauaulau
Press
Audit.
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
Tne
Prtnce
KuptTi
I;iy
New.
Limited.
J..
P.
MAfWR,
President
II
O.
PERRY,
Viee-Prsld-nt
The
old
adage
about
one
swal
As
1
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It
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Subscription
Ratfts:
Credit
standard,
the
result
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...
1
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by
carrier
Per
ween,
25c;
per
month.
1
00;
per
year,
flOitO.
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mall
Per
month,
75c;
per
y-ar.
H
oo.
authorized
es
second
class
mail
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa.
low
not
making
a
summer
obviously
should
be
born
In
mind
in
drawing
any
general
conclusions
from
that
surprise
Progressive
Conservative
win
in
the
provincial
by-election
In
Red
Deer,
Alberta.
But
while
that
thought
is
uppermost
in
political
circles
In
-"'-liumcnt
I'ill.
there
is
a
definite
conviction
in
the
three
major
parties
that
the
result
has
a
broad
and
long-range
significance.
The
political
arithmetic
underlying
the
contest
opinion
against;
the
recent
saiary'
the
Federal
MPs
ing.
the
social
Cr
were
the
least
ground
to
claim
Billy
Graham's
Illuncler
j
THE
fast-talking
Ameri-j
can
evangelist
Billyj
(Ji'aham
recently
came
to!
Canada
to
raise
funds
to
helji
finance
his
pending;
mission
to
Britain.
i
iorit
C
"'rem
Convoy
Sb.
is
held
to
support
this
view.
For
instance,
the
ruling
of
Red
Deer
gave
Social
Credit
its
largest
majority
in
recent
provin-woioriil
elrvtiuiiK
villi
the
exception
of
some
of
the
city
Overland
V
Now
Billy
Graham's
advance
;
advfrti.sin
has
told
the
people!
of
fliiii.
ovfr-ljiiidciiPd
land
that!
'
"socialisiii
did
more
harm
to
!
j
Hie
.spirit
of
Britain
than
did
'
Hitler's
ljoi)ii)S."
j
That
crude
attempt
at
inler-forenee
in
the
internal
politics
of
another
country
is
not
only
i
ridings
where
proportional
representation
voting
makes
comparisons
impossible.
XtiS
FORT
NELSON,
fie
'
j
RCAF
tractor
m
convoy
has
lc(t
t,
highway
toWn
M
g
'
trek
to
meet
to,v
heading
west
i,,m'
MODERN
CHILDREN
find
uieres
more
profit
in
keepins
w:iat
teeth
they
have
right
where
the
ivories
belong,
in
their
mouths.
In
years
past
money
was
paid
for
a
tooth
found
under
the
loser's
pillow,
but
with
the
proper
care
these
three
youngsters
were
awarded
$50
Defence
Bonds
tsach
for
having
the
healthiest
and
best-cared-for
teeth,
Kalhy
Robbins,
9,
Eric
Lipson.
4
icentrei,
and
Howard
Plotkin,
12,
all
of
Detroit,
were
judged
by
five
dentists
of
the
University
of
Detroit
dental
school
recently.
Man.,
over
Canada'
crn
winter
defencf
The
road
will
ill
on
Hudson
Bay,
K.
in
bad
taste.
It
will
surely
boomerang
against
those
who
no
attempt
to
mix
religion
in
poli-
The
Dritish
people
are
th?
!
most
experienced
and
mature
:
of
all
those
whose
nations
constitute
great
powers.
They
are
freely
able
to
decide
for
themselves
how
much,
or
how
little,
socialism
they
want
at
any
iven
i
time.
The
main
effect
of
the
in-
LiilH.Mr
f-.K-o
Dill..
n,.r,VTi.
nct
Hon.
David
Ure,
whose
death
I
in
an
automobile
accident
oc-
casioned
the
by-election,
was
perhaps
the
most
popular
mem-!
ber
of
the
Social
Credit
Cabinet
i
outside
of
Premier
Manning
himself.
As
Minister
of
Agriculture
he
was
regarded
as
the
!
Premier's
right-hand
man
In
the
j
Ministry.
I
Th"
victorv
In
Red
Deer
marks
the
first
victory
by
the
Pro-I
ressive
Conservatives
in
any
runl
constituency
in
Alberta.
I
All
these
considerations
clear-i
Iv
offer
plenty
of
food
for
po-'
lltical
thought
on
the
nnrt
of
I
lrtr:p
IntepocleH
n
IV-ip
Viitlmrti
age,
Alaska,
on
theh
a
distance
of
2.000
miles.
Fromf'
Letterbox
ine
route
will
toikt
-highway
via
Watson
Increased
Price
01
Gold
Needed
To
Help
Mines
ana
wnitehorst,
AlthouRh
the
trail
Terrace
it
would
be
restricted
jvertising
will
be
to
play
into
'
lne
Navs-
Ithff
hands
of
the
Communists,
u.y
id
nlhor
cnintix
r,f
nroantv.l
"
Tfie
Good
Citizen
Award
at
least
eisht
passengers
due
to
its
gas
load
requirements.
For
a
u
any
a
ueience
pro
touch
areas
rich
j,
wealth.
Prospector?
i
Stop
PGE
Extension
GORDON
(JIBSON,
MLA
for
Lillooct,
was
on
firm
rouml
when,
in
a
radio
address
this
week,
he
criticized
Premier
Bennett's
determination
to
extend
the
southern
extremity
of
the
I'GK
from
.Squamish
to
North
Vancouver.
At
a
cost
of
millions
to
the
province,
Mr,
Bennett
proposes
a
step
that'
not
only
will
lie
uneconomical
hut
w
ill
put
the
I'vIK
at
the
mercy
of
the
CNR
at
both
end.;.
According
to
Mr.
(Jihson's
estimate,
barring
of
railway
cars
from
Squamish
to
Vancouver
could
he
accomplished
for
$24
each,
whereas
interest
rates
on
the
money
required
to
extend
the
railway
would
cost
from
$50
to
.$100
a
car
at
the
present
traffic
rate.
Mr.
Gibson's
suggestion
was
that
all
rail
lines
be
allowed
to
establish
shipping
facilities
at
Squamish
which
would
then
become
a
main
terminal
point
in
its
own
right.
,
The
wisdom
of
establishing
Squamish
as
a
port
of
any
size
is
perhaps
debatable,
but
there
can
be
no
question
that
the
Premier
will
be
making
an
unreasonable
and
impractical
financial
imposition
on
B.C.
as
a
whole
if
he
goes
through
with
his
intention
to
extend
the
PGE
southward.
Why
should
people
in
this
part
of
B.C.
be
forced
to
support
a
project
which
gives
the
provincial
economy
another'push
to
the
south?
And
wliy
-hould
anyone
anywhere
in
B.C.
seek
to
make
the
PGE
virtually
a
subsidiary
of
the
CNR?
Since
the
CNR
has
traffic
on
its
own
main
line
to
protect,
it
nay
be
safely
assumed
that
it
would
not
allow
the
PGE
to
manoeuvre
itself
into
any
kind
of
competitive
position.
If
the
PGE
connected
with
the
CNR
,
at
both
ends,
the
necessary
restraints
would
not
be
difficult
to
exercise.
:
;
I
here
is,
good
reason
also
to
contest
the
proposed
northward
extension
of,
the
PGE
as
a
means
of
tapping
the
Peace
River
country.
A
line
originating
'farther
to
the
west
would
open
up
a
much
greater
expanse
of
that
rich
area.
But
if
the
provincial
government
does
undertake
that
project,
it
has
still
less
justification
'
for
spending
more
millions
to
create
an
outlet
to
the
south.;
The
necessary
.outlet
for
Peace
River
produce
already
exists.
It
is
right
here..
Lh
rn.tr.
Th...
n.iti
toil
Thp
news
rohimn
nf
vnnr
i-
S!6d,000
investment
which
casts!
planning
trips
0v
t
irrs,
"What
did
we
tell
you?;
sue
of
Saturday,
February
20,
TORONTO,
KP-Only
a
sub-,
una.ssal,ab,e
supremacy
of
the
stantial
increase
in
the
official
,
Rm.ia,
Credit
Party
,n
the
Fflot.
price
of
Rold
offer
can
any
per-
Province
But
Mnrf
ron.
inanent
solution
to
the
dlfflcul-ro
,,,
,
trail
cut
by
bulldram
!
$200
an
hour
to
operate
the
fare
would
have
to
be
at
least
$30
per
I
passenger
to
make
expenses.
Tlie
tics
of
gold
mines
V.
C.
Wans-
:,
have'to
v.
certaln
otner
facU)rs
biough
cf
Toronto,
vice-pre,i-
consldered
dent
o
itd
managing
director
of!
,
,
.
.
.,
the
Canadian
Metal
Mining
At-:
9,a'n
'
,he
fact
ht
sociatlon,
said
today.
!
W-
J,
c-
Klrby-
the
winning
PC
Your
religion
is
the
tool
of
the
j
wo
wnicn
carried
the
an-capitalists."
'
jnouncement
of
the
selection
of
I
cannot
see
anything
in
thelfour
nominees
for
the
honor
of
teachings
of
Jesus
Christ
whichlselnK
mea
Citizen
of
the
Year,
ties
it
to
modern
state
socialism,
Provided
me
with
a
great
chal-anv
more
than
with
modern
lenge.
That
my
name
should
capitalism.
:
appear
amongst
the
list
was
un-
.
,
...
,.
,
.
thinkable
as
tar
as
I
am
person-
Jesus
himself
lived
with
H,s
concerned.
close
followers
on
a
basis
of
voi-1
.
.
,
,
nh,-
K,mm.,ni,
The
ppenrri
I
1
wl11
be
unable
to
be
present
argument
coum
ne
brou?,nt
up
that
they
now
have
helicopters
that
will
carry
twenty
and
thirty
passengers,
granted
but
these
machines
are
nearly
all
experimental
and
are
not
licensed
as
commercial
air
carriers.
Most
of
them
never
will
be,
due
to
their
prohibitive
initial
cast.
nfiiiiiiief.
un
rxi
rHoroinaruy
able
candidate.
A
lawyer
who
served
with
distinction
In
World
"In
our
view,"
he
told
the
association's
annual
meeting,
"nothing
else
will
serve
to
remove
War
II,
he
waged
an
industrious
of
the
Acts
of
the
Apostles
jat
th,e
banquet
on
the
2nd
of
Th.
finnnrlnl
ncne,-t
i
i.,t
nn.l
n,nrM
tH
th-u
l,H
PlliTllve
rarnpuigll.
nara
March,
1954,
due
to
clearly
shows
that
the
revolu
rn
oS
lts
may
drawbacks.
Contrary
j
quacy,
in
volume
and
price,
of
I
".,hU
'u,.a
'?r,suc-
ire
to
to
be
be,
.
,.;
th.
.,..
............
.....
I
ca.ss,
and
It
paid
off
In
victory.
commitments
which
have
kept
I
will
be
at
Prince
George
j
w
du,m"
of
nlternationaT
e
-1
That
it
was
a
persona!
tri
al
uiat
ume.
i
mereiore
re-
,
eration
Xne
neiiCOpUT
is
cur-
I
change."
He
added
however:
!
"mP"
ra
hardly
be
disputed
specwuuy
leiiuest
your
inaui-
tailed
more
hw
drivers,
weather!
...
...
No
hilih
Dfesslire
Outside
heln
tionary
community
which
spread
through
the
mighty
Roman
empire,
but
then
abandoned
their
own
principles.
'
was
outright
j
rommmii.st.
But
it
was
voiun-jtaiy.
The
Holy
Bible
tells
the
.story
thus
(Acts
5.
34-35
1
:
"Neither
was
there
any
among
gence
to
allow
me
to
say
rnyhaa
,ne
conventional
mainline
pn'
to
Kirhy's
aid.
On
the
other
sta
of
f.clals
of
ements
of
the
words
of
appreciation
for
this
'
?I!u'To.
i'.v.-.
.i"ihand.
'
;
trai,nort
Wlth
du.
anoloyie
to
United
States
treasury
.
that
thev
nothins
untoward
han-
honor
that
has
come
to
me.
pened
in
the
camps
of
the
other
:
the
mild
B.C.
weather,
the
first
;
ru?r.
to
consider
any
lnjrea.se
lifty
miles
of
country
from
the
ln
th.
o-,fi
nr(f..
it
would
nnnrar
I
l)olitical
parties
to
make
his
vic-
To
them
who
nominated
me,
thank
you.
To
the
committee
coast
inland
has
the
worst
wea-
!
un
realist
Ir
to
anMrlns-t
nvtnry
easier.
He
fought
a
highly
ithem
that
lacked;
lor
as
many
early
change
ln
the
present
situ-
j
""rsonal
campaign
for
which
he
alone
was
mainly
responsible.
ation.
os
were
possessors
or
lands
or
'"
.
'"ci
"
wnn
i(
houses
sold
them,
and
brought
nomination
.
and
include
me
in
j
rain,
snow,
icing
conditions,
hl'di
Uie
prices
of
the
things
thut'tne
final
quartet,
thank
you.
It
winds
and
extreme
turbulence,
were
sold
'
makes
one
feel
very
humble
and
:
Of
these,
icing
conditions
would
Anrl
lnirl
th-m
at
thp
nnos-1
desirous
of
doing
a
better
job
in
I
be
the
most
dangerous.
As
yet
It
was
as
dignified
as
It
was
reasonable
in
its
appeal.
And
it
"Nevertheless,
this
merely
un-
,!..
.
...
.
.
u.nu
un
in
viciury.
!
1954.
To
know
that
you
have
they
have
developed
no
method
"
.
..
But
Federal
nolitical
circle.
ties'
feet:
and
distribution
wis
beli
ef
counteracting
icp
on
a
according
its
better
'informed
about
th?ls,i11
lnslst
that
Kirby
could
not
made
to
every
man
life
cooler
This
weather
rierslS'Si
and
importance
of
the
j
Possibly
have
overcome
the
huge
!s
lor
at
least
six
months
of
thei.
been
in
the
public
eye
so
prominently
during
1953
makes
you
search
your
heart
lest
you
gave
the
wrong
impression
to
any
who
watched
your
life.
May
I
be
also
allowed
to
heartily
endorse
that
important
paragraph
of
your
news
story
which
points
out
that
certain
to
his
need".
The
slogan
"From
everyone
according
to
his
ability,
etc."
Which
was
finally
borrowed
by
the
modern
Marxian
Communists
was
of
course
taken
right
out
of
the
New
Testament.
Nineteen-
hundred
years
be
WE
MOVE
VI
's-'ue-
year
and
the
cancellations
of
j
trips
would
be
hi;',h.
Some
me-1
SEES
NO
BETTERMENT
thod
of
land
transportation!
j
A.
h
Paterson,
of
Toronto,
would
be
more
effective
If
it
h'i.I
rctirki?
president.
In
his
pre-
to
come
to
this.
p,lr,.(1
:l,u
r.s
alsi)
)UI1,
Prince
Rupert
needs
an
airpoi
t
j
radic
al
improvement
In
sight"
and
the
issue
should
not
be
j
lor
sold
mines,
clouded
with
any
Impractical
without
the
continued
as
CARE-ANYH
You
ran
rntra
I
REFLECTS,
'
and
REMIN25CES
finest
furnilim
'
to
us
with
c
I
in
their
fi
ideas
such
.service.
sistance
given
by
the
federal
government,
it
Is
difficult
to
see
as
a
helicopter
r.ir
H.
W.
KEI.LOUGK
fore
Karl
Mare
was
born
the
j
procedures
will
have
to
be
adopt-foilowers
of
a
Jewish
.carpenter
j
ed
in
future
nominations.
In
my
were
applying
that
very
princi-lown
case,
it
is
impassible
for
me
pie.
Moreover,
they
applied
it
j
not
to
be
seen
my
uniform
and
with
such
marked
success
that
j
my
public
work
keep
me
before
they
finally
overpowered
the
,
the
people
at
all
times.
There
mightiest
empire
the
world
had
'are
many
fine
people
who
v.ork
sound
deliver?,
PACKING
EOlt
THAT
.
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
sat
down
beside
him.
The
.perch
was
precarious,
but
after
the
fifth
jolt
she
.spoke
thusly
SillPRMl
hard
lor
Prince
Rupert
and
on
a
LOCAL
OR
I.ONT,
D!
"Well
Guv'ner
if
yer
won't
move
;
ever
seen
But
they
did
this
on
exactly
non-sectarian
and
non-organi-
MOVING
up,
will
yer
put
yer
arm
round
me
and
'old
me
on?"
the
opposite
principle
from
that
'
zational
basis,
who
escape
notice
of
the
modern
Marxian
Com-1
by
the
majority
of
their
fellow
LINDSAYS
Carlace
and
Stwif
l
PROSPEROUS
TIMES
'
munii.ts.
The
crux
and
core
M
,
citizens.
I
think
the
Junior
economics
of
the
Chris-
j
Chamber
of
Commerce
are
to
be
Some
British
Columbia
Indi-e
voluntary
congratulated
on
having
seen
apostles
was
j
.
ans
may
be
rich,
or
if
not,
well
it
was
l
this
danger
and
having
taken
.pooling
of
resources
to
do.
And
there
are
others.
At
Gleichfn,
forty
xniles
from
Cai-'
Personal,
free
sharing
within
,
steps
Id
'
fAiarfl
against
mere
fc.tl-y,
the'
Bii:ifit
liari,r.feeoaine
ithe
.-community
V
The.
crux
and
populafifcr.raltfnfi
the
place
of
Phone
60
"Leave
it
to
tfcj
It
has
always
been
a
comfort
to
Prince
Rupert's
thousands
cl
fishermen
to
be
able
to
realize
that
no
matter
what
happened
to
their
boats,
there
was
always
immediately
available,
essential
services
in
the
way
of
repairs
or
rebuilding.
The
Canadian
National
Railways
can
ill
afford
to
take
any
course
and
decide
on
any
action
that
directly,
or
in
any
other
way
does
not
strengthen
the
fortunes'
ojf
the
fislw-i-i
men.
M&Moofci
or.:
poumteWn
thi
great
food
have
Wen
hauled1
to
the
markets
of
the
world,
by
the
Canadian
National
in
the
last
forty
years.
Here
in
Prince
Rupert
the
toilers
of
the
sea
were
taken
care
of,
and
in
no
.sniuil
degree
has
the
railway's
Irelght
department
profited.
Mow
any
but
a
few
producers
could
maintain
their
operations."
Mr.
Van.sbron'h
said
labor
unrest
had
given
rise
to
some
criticism
of
the
government's
Emergency
Gold
Mining
Assistance
Act
"trom
certain
politicians,"
and
that
the
federal
government
had
delayed
renewal
of
the
act
until
labor
conditions
had
been.
restored
to
normal.
He
iuldtid:,,
-"'
j
When
the
act
dots.-)
come
upj
for'
consideration,
several
members
representing
gold
minln;;
j
constituencies
are
well
prepared
j
to
confute
the
unfounded
crill-
j
cisms
which
have
been
levelled
from
uninformed
or
biased
sour-
ces.
.
I
"The
facts
prove
beyond
dis-
j
pute
that
the
act
has
performed
tile
oftse
wealthie.se
i8
all
Can-'wre.-Ol
Marxian
vjiiuuuv"..
Use'
of
slate
power
Again,
thank
you,
one
and
all.
aaa.
ana
Joseph
crowtoot
tha
.
louunanaii
Mill
Settles
Damage
Suit
Out
of
Court
EVERETT,
Wash.
Wi
An
out-of-court
settlement
of
a
$15,000,-TJ00
jdamage
action
against
five
labor
organizations
for
picketing
a
co-operative
Everett
mill
was
announced
Tuesday.
The
sum
was
not
disclosed.
It
ended
a
nearly
three-yenr
dispute
in
which
employees
of
the
Everett
Plywood
and
Door
Corp.
at
one
time
kept
shipments
moving
by
pushing
boxcars
across
the
picket
line
by
hand.
The
damage
sut
was
by
Everett
Plywood
and
Door,
which
was
organized
several
years
ago
with
the
employees
as
shoreholders.
God
BTess
you.
God
Bless
and
guide
our
city
and
its
citizens.
W.
CHAS.
POULTON,
Major.
just
consider
thhl
V'
'
head
chief,
whose
great
grand-(to
compel
obedience.
The
great
father
negotiated
the
1877
'
eternal
truth
about
true
Chris-treaty.
It
was
this
that
gave
the
tianity
seems
to
me
to
be
that
tribe
its
lands.
i
it
can
live
and
spread
under
!
any
system
of
government.
Prince
Rupert
has
until
Seo-1
"t
the
underlying
basis
or
tember
to
avoid
witnessing
hev
I
"-'O'
-ia'
climate"
of
a
society
splendid
drydock
and
ship
re-'
makes
for
or
against
the
spread
pair
plant
being
moved
away.
of
such
true
religion.
As
be-Wonder
what
the
founders
wholtween
American
capitalism,
Bri-originally
built
it
would
thlrik
of
ti:ih
tor
Scandinavian)
welfare
the
situation,
as
it
exists
todav?
state,
or
Russian
Communism
I
Actors
are
one
class
of
people
who
never
complain
about
being
put
in
a
ca.st.
,
A
CANADIAN
GOVERNMENT
AKi
satisfactorily
the
purpose
for
which
it
was
designed;
namely,
to
keep
the
gold
mining
industry
and
its
wholly
dependent
communities
in
existence.
IDENTIFIED
IMPRACTICAL
The
Editor,
The
Daily
News:
In
the
discussion
concerning
an
airport
for
Prince
Rupert
the
suggestion
has
been
brought
up
that
a
helicopter
air
service
could
be
utilized
here.
To
the
average
travelling
public
this
may
.seem
like
a
logical
solution.
If
this
method
of
transportation
was
Investigated
it
would
soon
become
evident
how
utterly
impractical
it
would
be
here.
I'm
not
running
down
the
helicopter.
It
has
its
place
In
avia
An
English
medical
board
is
reported
to
have
refused
to
clas
should
think
that
the
British
basis
offered
at
least
as
favorable
ground
for
the
survival
of
true
Christianity
as
does
Billy
Graham's
U.S.A.
Hundreds
of
thousands
in
Canada
have
been
laid
off,
with
comparatively
few
agreeing
as
to
number.
Unemployment,
more
sify
a
man
a.s
dead
because
when
a
coin
dropped
he
heard
it,
anil
builltru
UIUIIUU
H
U1V.R.
It
UIJ.
INU
,
:.U1.
ftU
l
FLY
doubt
whatever
about
him
being
'
'
j
'
comPaHson
with
the
thirties,
or
longer
ago,
we
can
think
of
blessings
todav
This
is
not
exactly
new,
bun
that
were
then
unknown.
Good
Reason
CROYDON,
England
(CP)
Residents
near
a
dance
hall
com
May
lie
purchased
onlriglit,
or
m
monthly
instalment.
(
Won't
Inpse
if
you
miss
a
payment;
Inquires
no
medical
examination-
In
event
of
death
before
AnmiHj
commences,
all
payments
refund'
v.'ilh
interest.
Can
he
incorporated
with
OM
Security
to
provide
a
retirement
income
for
lif'.
Write
for
full
drluils
today
I
tion
but
not
as
a
replacement
or
plained
about
the
extra-1
o
u
d
,
even
a
temporary
replacement
can
oe
ioia
more
than
once.
An
j
for
an
airport
in
Prince
Rupert
with
The
following
is
from
Han-
undertaker
was
advised
by
wire
that
his
mother-in-law
was
dead.
Should
she.be
embalmel,
buued
or
cremated?
Back
cam
dance
music.
They
withdrew
their
complaints
however
when
they
were
told
the
local
league
for
the
hard
of
hearing
was
holding
a
dance.
sard
of
February
8:
Mr.
Fulton
"We
have
just
The
most
efficient
type
of
he!i-6opter
today
has
a
carrying
capacity
of
ten
passengers
under
ideal
conditions.
On
the
run
to
this
answer:
"All
three:
take
no!
'"
"T,'
.ri"
7.
nil,!
La.it-
un
ii.-i.tei
limn,
Lx.eic
is
chances."
ELLIS
to
be
a
one
cent
increase
on
all
post
cards.
That
is
the
first
time
that
news
has
been
given
to
the
DOUBLY
FOOLISH
Spilsbury-Tindall
(
Arbitrary
retirement
is
doubly
House.
We
have
always
had
the
unwise
and
wasteful
in
these
power
to
do
it
under
the
Post
times,
comments
the
Halifax
Office
Act.
Mr.
Chairman.
I
re-Chronicle-Herald.
It
is
one
of
the
gret
to
have
to
use
strong
words
most
senseless
of
all
modern
i
to
so
agreeable
a
minister
but
km.
UN
FEDERAL
DEPARTMENT
Of
t0U'j
ESS
trends.
Actually
many
are
younger
at
70
or
75
than
some
others
are
at
40
or
50.
I
say
that
what
the
government
is
doing
here
had
not
been
very
far
short
of
obtaining
the
consent
of
the
House
to
this
legislation
by
a
form
of
false
pretences."
'
MRT-25F
MARINE
RADIO
TELEPHONE
e
25
warts
A
6
channels
broadcast
band
noise
limiter
motor
generators
for
trouble-free
operation
ON
DISPLAY
AT
0portmnl
f
UImw,
Ottawa
(Fattfl
ra)
t4
Most
husbands
don't
mind
an
open
book
to
their
wives
provided
it
isn't
an
open
book.
FUf
imd
m
information
thewing
how
Cnmdi
Cr"'
m
tuirtmtni
mi
coma
mi
low
cert.
My
nam
Ii
(Mr.Mn.Mln)
to
KETCHIKAN
with
connections
to
SEATTLE,
WHITEHORSE
and
all
ALASKA
Phone
266
Office
Opp.
Post
Office
An
uprising
isn't
war,
although
there's
a
resemblance.
Most
of
Canada
thought
so,
back
in
the
early
spring
of
18B5.
This
pompous
appearing
man
with
an
outspread
copy
of
the
London
Times
occunled
a
double
seat,
but
made
no
movement
when
a
little
cockney
woman
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
never
had
anything
to
do
with
:
alien
lands
and
policies.
Louis
!
Riel
himself
was
born
and
rais-
with
both
arms
full
of
parcels
ted
ln
Canada
)
jij
intra
Ave.
W.
Phone
644
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