Kay
Reflects
and.
Reminisce:
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
Thursday,
April
16.
19a3
by
im
iiMepBdrut
dally
newspaper
deoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
PTlnoa
Rtipcn
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Auim
Bureau
of
Clrcula'tona
Canadian
Dlr
Newspaper
Association.
PuhlUhed
bj
''"he
Prince
Ruert
Dally
News
Utnltwl
i.
T.
MAUOR.
Preeident
H.
O.
PERRY,
Vlce-Prealdent
t;
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No
two
men
couiil
have
Decn
nn-u
man
.ivh
n
ilium
leans
a
f(1tit.i
,,,,
mure
dlfferen'.
than
the
late
isn't
made
up
yet.
lie
m-ans
he
tarlo
to
.u,..t
tw'.
11
Mar.hu
Smui
and
Dr.
Malan.
has
et
to
a-.it
his
wife.
order
ol
iir(-!-(.(iJ.K.
'
'
viv-i
Oerard
Murphy.
Tlie
Mar-;
''
plumtie-
8d
1
shiil,
bi'iillant
and
lively,
won
Quentin
Itcynulils
te'.Ls
about
alre.
Kut
knu4
'
r
eitlv
fume
Malan.
dour
and
the
Er.glWiman,
Arabian
and
that
the
wlnwt
t
f
pliaidliiK.
became
premier
of
Yank
who
were
conversing-
on
a
'-"'d
back
iri,t
'K
South
Africa
at
the
ajre
of
74
Ca.-iablanca
street
corner
when
"uld
bsrll-,
w,
SmuH
was
Britain's
friend
and
a
spectaciiiar
Oriental
beauty
S't
nothliii.
a
fje
of
Germany.
Malun
ad-
ankled
by
The
Rr.alisnman
ex-
r
,
miii-ii
the
kaiser
and
Hitler,
al-
rlauni
tl.
'
By
Jove!"
The
Arabian
Mri
TurL
P
l.-"Cy
Clniftre
Bubscrlptloo
Kalea:
1y
carrier-
1
ween,
2Sc;
per
month
10'-;
per
year,
aiu
.niwi
uu
moo
fi
nnnth
ISr.
Tvr
vtar.
t8
00
SaV
w.
aVW&
jtnorlzert
as
-cond
class
r-.all
Ue
Poat
Ofe.ce
Department,
Otuwa.
-
i
Social
Credit
Moving
Fast
though
he
haa
lime
in
coiiuihmi
murnirreu
a
rrveiam
ny
n.ian.
f
ArM
-
"'-
I
with
either.
I'Jrte
Yank
breathed
wiiuy,
By
compares
Blue
tJ
-
-
umi.iritjw
in
-u
-
w;iunuiHiK.
-'"la
II
htartt
I
f
'
-
mm.
.
'
,
I0NE
can
say
for
sure
how
far
Social
Credit
u
Nil
TOWN
I'On
GOPlltKS
The
Alberta
iiopher,
nieiitlun-'
noiter
Flumcrfelt.
Junior
f:l
in
this
column
a
few
days
Chamber
of
Commerce,
apeak-back
mlRht
be
able
to
settle
inn
here
this
wet
k.
relerred
to
N'
Offers
$100
Reward
A
FEW
DAYS
before
the
1952
election
a
Social'
Credit
candidate
who
later
became
a
cabinet
minister
told
a
mass
meeting:
"I
don't
know
much
about
Qoinff
as
a
national
movement
but
likewise
down
In
Prince
Rii)Cit,
but
lor
the
grandeur
uf
scenery
around
lack
of
dryne
and
warmth.
A
Prtnce
Rup
it
In
the
course
"1
foimer
prairie
resident,
who
his
many
Intercsiiru:
reyiark
read
the
."tory,
ay
that
a
a
Any
number
of
prominent
vuit-.
.f
nil
rule,
ihe
the
les
ies
rain
rain
there
uinr
w
is
lor
ura
i.rs
have
navr
u
u'so
mi
spoken
jiiiv
n
m
nere
.r
uirc
uui.
ti
nopners,
the
better
they
like
it
wttnout
aiiuxuu
lu
miinc
uwnn.
-.,'
jj
.
Just
enoueh
to
row
(train
Is
ity
doubtlew
reii!l.i-d
this
but
b
;?
5
q
ute
sultuicnt.
Too
much
moU-
never
.tien'umeil
it
I!
there
was
,J
t.r,
would
mi-?.-,
a
short
life.
win,
hever,
there
was
no
Nr
tfk
concernlr.it
It.
chan.e
any'
hint
We
usual!"
have
tar
wt
murn
,
'
"''
month
left
at
the
enJ
of
the,
ID.MOM
UYONXET.
oldest
and
one
of
the
best
known
Canadian
artists,
approaches
his
Wth
birthday
firm
in
the
belief
that
painting
Is
a
recipe
for
longevity
A
former
secretary
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Academy,
he
said
records
show
that
many
painter;-
live
to
an
old
age.
He
arrived
in
Montreal
from
France
in
1875
and
painted
until
two
years
aRO.
it
is
it
is
moving
none
can
deny,
that,
wherever
going,
fast.
It
seems
scarcely
more
than
lasMveek-end
f
that
B.C.
was
startled
by
a
political
invasion
from
j
Alberta
w
hich
went
on
to
capture
the
seats
of
gov-
:
ernment.
!
To
some
extent
the
confusion
caused
by
the
suddenness
of
it
all
still
remains,
but
apparently
Social
Creditors
have
no
intention
of
halting,
while
the
situation
becomes
clarified.
In
the
same
way
that
they
dashed
from
Alberta
into
B.C.,
they
are
now
jumping
from
this
province
into
Manitoba.
The
,
'
c-hief
organizer
for
the
party
there
is
Peer
Paynter
who
until
recently
was
principal
Social
Credit
field
;
;
representative
in
B.C.
His
assistant
is
also
a
British
-
Columbian.
!
j
i
Although
the
approaching
provincial
election
in
Manitoba
is
regarded
as
a
stern
test,
party
lead-
1
There
are
nine
In
President
Eisenhower's
cabinet,
ehtht
mil-'
n
.n
'
sai.jc.
;
pliimlKT
Which
money,"
as
the
housewife
re-ma'ked
to
herself
when
tug
of
the
latter
part
of
April
P
THE
cJ-
ETTERBOX
mmmmmmm'
mmm
LAC
K
OF
IMt
KEST
.
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..
,...,,,,
p
Hr.l.
I
.uiifwrr
lumi
d:
St.r
Marmniir
mli,,K,H,,.
imif1
Ukr
tl-
,j
,
ho'Lrv
'lr,
nu
(,
Hi
i
t:
Ikiwi.t
"All-ii.
.
,
winnv
-wt
Hav.rf
,
.
,
,4
.
,
.
.
nftl
-.iM,tn
1
I
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1
1
,
.t
M
T
1
Inill
I
ailVil.
-
!;!,-!
,
al.!-
niartihi
.1
..
v
It
ti..ifl.,
((Uaji
tin
livur
tall
i
a
;
,.,!
,
t
l"fl
!th
UK
imtrr
j.-i.p
'lit
liah'lv
lia-t
r
tagr
-lt.,i.
it.t
IW
liu.i
t
Hh
I
i.
ami
lt).y
all
Uw.
IH
i
:
it
i
IM1ED
Parliament
Hill
By
Edward
T.
Applewboite,
M
P.,
Skeena
Social
Credit,
but
I
intend
to
study
it."
j
So
that
more
people
may
get
the
full
truth
about
the
Sochi!
Credit
theories
I
will
gladly
print
in
this
space
staitinenus
by
any
one
of
the
BC
cabinet
mii.ters
on
the
so-called
A
plus
B
theor-1
'
em,
national
dividends,
or
"just
price"
fixing
j
I
particularly
invite
the
two
acknowledged
top
So.
red
expert
on
the
monetary
theory
Hon.
Eric
Martin
or
Lyle
Wicks.
Their
manuscripts
will
be
printed
ex-j
actly
as
received,
and
witho'H
comment
by
mt
in
that
issue
of
the
paper.
The
stwce
available
is
same
a
!
this
article.
JUST
TO
ADD
to
the
fun
of
the
j
election
campaign
I
also
hereby
offer
a
reward
of
one
hundred
dollars
cash
to
the
first
Social
Crediter
who
can
prove
the
authenticity
of
either
of
two
anti-Jewish
slurs
which
were
scattered
by
tens
of
thousands
across
all
B
C.
In
last
year's
election.
Even
duped
church
groups
handed
them
tut.
The
first
slur-smear
appear?
in
a
leaflet
by
Solon
Low
national
leader
of
the
Social
Credit
A
I
write
this
r-oort.
Jove
the
ending
or
deicrreo
uepir-
ers
are
not
holding
up
the
show
to
await
develop
Aspeslet
of
Telkwa
is
here
with
ciution
and
the
removal
of
most
The
Editor,
'
us
for
a
week,
representing
the
material
controls.
the
Daily
News
Smithers
High
School.
Joyce
Is
Overall
the
105J
proKra.nl
as
an
ordinary
rttlen
who
'
1
delightful
girl
and
my
wife
shows
only
moderate
Increase
nas
be,.n
following
the
power
and
I
nre
enjoying
her
company
(p.m
1952,
but
there
are
siu-
(1ue;,tiin.
it
seems
to
me
thai
very
much.
No.
I'm
not
gotrtu
nlficant
changes
among
the
,,1C
.ow,,r
Commission
Is
nit
'o
spoil
her
fun
by
telling
what
.tors
The
195J
estimate
f
;
very
enthuxlastie
In
auppiymK
he
Is
doii!.
or
who
she
Is
public
and
private
expenditure
prnee
RupTt.
neeting
down
nere.
1
m
gouiR
lg
s,,mf
$3WJ,tJ00.uou
niknt
r
1111:1,
w(
a,
iM
(.
nrcessary
)
o
leave
that
for
her
to
do
when
ir,y
it
is
expected
these
In-
wnd
sixcial
del
gallons
u
vic-
TOASTMASTER
Now
$22-95
Regulor
$32.95
CLEARANCE
.he
gets
back
home.
creases
will
be
mostly
In
trad"
Inti.v.ew
them?
And
tuna
to
Any
old-timers
of
Stewart.
;
finance
and
commercial
""'r-we
find
we
are
in
the
da-k
to
many
questions
BC,
who
happen
to
read
this
Icei.
housing,
mimnu.
quaryin
will
be
interested
to
know
that
end
oil
well?,
awith
housing
1
few
days
ago
we
had
a
visit
showing
the
biggest
Increase.
party.
It
is
entitled
"Men
or
'rom
Don
McLean,
son
of
Dun-
,
-
Gib"
Weir
of
Manitoba,
chi.
I
Coming
fmm
a
district
where
power
was
supplied
by
the
Commission.
I
feel
I
can
speak
fro-n
experience.
People
have
no
bargaining
power
whatever;
they
pay
the
rates
they
are
asked,
or
(lui
los
will
be
nr
aiii
.
.
.
we
bate
fuxnil
OM-r-
l-M
k'
d
.
.
.
Mil?
a
I'
left
.
.
el
'
Taulnn
at
an
McLean,
for
many
years
a
Literal
whip,
has
Introduced
1
-,tew-art
resident.
In
fact,
Don
,
bj
entitled
"An
act
to
inenr-
ot
his
schooling
at
Stewart.
He
poratc
Canadian
Dlsnster
R"hf
ind
his
wife
and
children
were
fan.
Incorixirated."
which
has
cre
lor
a
few
hours
from
Tren-
jj0
Wjtr
the
dispnsltion
of1
ton
where
Don
Is
now.
with
the
moneys
which
were
volun-
....
..
..
.
.....
ry
11..
I
t
n
n
..tttn..f
a.
..11
1
Money?"
The
cover
carries
a
I
quotation
(m:u
the
Psalms.
But,
pane
one.
iir.kle,
takes
the
usual
indirect
innuendo
crack
at
the
Jewish
barkers
thus:
,
"In
1790
Maier
Amshel
Rothschild
said:
Permit
me
to
issue
and
control
the
money
of
a
nation
and
I
care
not
w.
ho
makes
its
laws'."
else.
As
a
consumer
puving
domestic
rates.
I
feel
Prince
Rupert
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECim
Mr
run
e
ue
is
a
iij"b
v""i
tarliy
suDScrioea
ior
i-ui
f"
-
.
a
a...,
m
th
iw.t
n
the
RPAP
.
.
,.,t
.,1
the
R.
d
"
.
I
.
Box
121
Talkine
to
Mr.
Howe
a
couple
River
flood
in
Manitoba
in
9M
onl'
th,;!.J,r!..ll'
h."
i.rtr
A
Phonff
644
5
I
believe
the
above
is
a
phony.
H
days
ago.
ne
expresses
inc
Dui
wnicn
wnc
i.u.
-
wh
d(jnt
,)f
our
rltv
greatest
satisfaction
with
th'
pended.
!
council
put
more
stress
on
the
way
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator
(
naJWnuch
as
th
i.ui.ev
().lEracefuI
roads
and
sewers'1
a
fake,
a
fabrication
A
similar
slum-smear
appear?
s
pcnui
muiv;.
nut
contnouu-u
inini
an
uvi't
wh
Fir
lily,
if
tlk
Commission
li
in
another
leaflet,
also
scattered
giving
serious
thought
to
more
"
8da
fr0m
"
the
Cmtrd
fil.it.
,
.
.
-
..
...
.
.
...
...
.
.
not
inieiesieu
rnuuKu
m
"i-
last
year
oy
scores
oi
tnousanas
adequate
lire
prawTiiuii
iur
iur
frof!1
Great
Britain
anu
iroui
.
.
u
tn-
ments
there
any
more
than
they
have
been
waiting
,
'
to
see
what
happens
here.
They
are
hard
at
work
'n
Ontario
where
Solon
Low,
the
national
chieftain,
is
heading
the
campaign,
and
a
build-up
is
also
going
on
apace
in
Quebec.
That,
at
present,
is
the
eastern
limit
of
their
crusade.
Analyzing
Social
Credit's
prospects
as
a
federal
i
1
power
for
MacLean's
magazine,
Blair
Fraser
makes
this
comment:
"If
the
pipe
dream
comes
true
and
they
win
their
maximum
estimate,
Social
Credit
will
have
about
40
seats,
more
than
the
Progressive
Conservatives
salvaged
from
the
wreckage
of
1949.
But
the
Conservatives
have
gained
ground
since
then,
so
a
Social
Credit
gain
would
have
to
be
accompanied
by
Conservative
losses
if
the
job
of
Opposition
Leader
were
to
change
hands.
"Of
course
there
is
always
the
possibility
that
the
Conservatives
might
win
the
election,
leaving
Social
Credit
to
fight
it
out
with
the
Liberals
for
the
Xo.
2
spot.
Social
Creditors
do
not
take
this
possibility
very
seriously."
Although
Social
Credit's
accelerated
pace
of
organization
probably
makes
its
chances
seem
better
than
they
really
are,
there
is
sound
reason
to
expect
that
the
party
will
improve
its
position
substantially
in
the
next
federal
election.
Its
novel
victory
in
B.C.
gave
it
some
useful
publicity
on
a
country-wide
scale
and
also,
no
doubt,
was
good
for
morale.
;The
big
catch
is,
of
course,
that
there
is
another
election
in
B.C.
soon
to
come.
The
results
of
this
will
have
an
important
bearing
on
the
future
of
Social
Credit
as,
a
national
party.
Consequently,
the
people
of
this
province
are
right
now
in
a
position
of
influence
on
national
affairs
which
even
Quebec
would
riot
pneeze
at.;
''
'
S
?
1
iwiuunuui
ou.
At
is
inut.ru
ciinnji.
ov
u
.
1
-
...
many
Owl'
r
ruuilima
mi
iiitMi.K
"The
Hand
That
Rocks
the
taken
to
that
end
i
i
am
t,,d,
Greece,
those
having
dialled,
what
gives
people
rra-sun
to
believe
they
will
build
an
V
I
t
K
'
I-,
IP"
.
4
.11
5-'
I
.....
'
'
r
1
,
V
-
-.
'
'
f.
if
V
-
n,
-
i
-1
w
1
V-
it
4
-
,flt
1
.
"A
t
V
Jt
wraure
anu
is
signed
uy
r-riicsi
jt
was
ol
ercal
inte.esi
w
me
lo
OO
wnn
uir
cunei
u..u
i.nu
eMnslt
iv.
,,.,.,
lei
ill...
une
Jiom
II"'"
Kill
HfinM
Uf
P
II
c,iv
cliohllu
j
.r
.l.
r,.l
mn.lliio
H
i
...
v
.
1
1
i.n
,f
I
111.
munpv
feel
V".
?
'-u
""
"
-
""i--
'
.
niaf
Mr
Thomas
Is.
alter
ait
uiuereni.
version
oi
me
same
of
the
prince
nuperi
oeiierai
tnai
ine
unesi-iiut-ii
yni.i.ii
-
available
to
ail
smear.
Hospital
Association.
I
Una
my-
should
be
mad
just
one
individual
who
W'
i
paid
$718
84
to
express
his
opn
Ion
that
they
-
might
"
But
sti
l
we
beg
them
t
come
In1
J.
H
W.
;
The
second
paragraph
of
the
self
taking
a
much
greater
In-
the
people
of
Canada
and
not
:
first
inside
page
reads:
terest
in
the
hospital
since
I
be
retained
In
Manitoba
w'-.tre
;
"Baron
Rothchild
said:
Per-'
was
chairman
of
the
Modern!-
the
disaster
occurred
mit
me
to
control
the
credit
of
.
zation
Fund.
I
am
sure
we
all
r
weir
told
".-
.it
'
j
the
nation
and
I
care
not
who
wish
Bob
Moore
every
success
as
mlsu,.(,
compl'
i.ii
nt.i'v
to
h:
makes
its
laws'."
'
president.
hill
w
as
passed
by
the
Manitoba
i
Now
I
have
spent
a
great
Nnthlne
new
at
the
momen.
Legislature
Oib
gave
us
a
very
"01dit40;50,60?"
,many
years
studying
public
jn
connection
with
the
Pi
hire.
1
nteresting
history
ol
Red
River
11.-
Volf
rg
VXlTi
JKAQOIt
rioods;
tne
records
snow
uiai
.
Hoods
have
occurred
in
tl..s
T:;:Ztrr.X.ZX?"'.
area
In
the
years
1852.
1WH.
i
wrZ'.jr.rZ-Z.t"M
"'
1882.
1892.
1904.
1919.
1548
and
1
;;:,';,,;":';,:":rr;
Jf)
I
tt
-t
lr.
.ti
-Wi
!
questions.
I
have
read
all
the
;
Rupert
airport
I
intend
w
Social
Credit
books
I
could
get,
speak
on
this
when
the
appro-;
!
as
well
as
those
of
other
ecu-
1
priate
item
In
the
estimates
Is
i
nomic
theories.
I
have
studied
a
j
up
for
discussion.
At
that
time
i
great
many
reference
books
on
:
I
hope
to
get
more
Information
the
anti-Jewish
question.
as
to
the
department's
plans
for
!
I
believe
that
Baron
Roth-
;
this
year
of
1953
I
EE
LIES
Phone
266
Office
opposite
Post
Office
life
for
comfort
;
for
style
for
quality
for
the
pride
'
that
comet
from'
owning
the
finet
child,
or
Maier
Amshel
"Rothschild,"
never
said
any
such
i
thing
as
is
attributed
to
him
by
Messrs.
Low
and
Hansell.
I
hasten
to
add,
I
do
not
believe
that
either
Mr.
Low
or
Mr.
Hansell
would
deliberately
spread
an
untruth,
or
even
a
half-truth
smear-slur.
I
am
glad
to
say
that
my
i
representations
about
the
nee-Ussary
rehabilitation
work
for
j
the
Prince
Rupert
Drydock
and
i
Shipyard
have
been
referred
to
I
the
appropriate
officials
in
National
Defence
for
a
full
investigation.
As
I
am
sincere
in
my
belief
that
this
Is
a
matter
of
New
Schedule
storting
Moy
1
)
Rather,
I
think,
they
them-
i
vital
concern
to
the
whole
of
selves
have
been
victimized,
they
Canada.
I
propose
to
keep
the
Leave
,1
OTTAWA
DIARY
FAMILY
SHOE
ST01
have
been
too
gullible
to
accept
!
subject
active,
at
face
value,
without
checking,
Let
me
review
very
briefly
some
disguised
anti-Jewish
pro-j
the
latest
economic
Indicators
paganda
handed
to
them
by
some
;
ff,r
January
and
February,
and
Prince
Rupert
By
Norman
M.
MacLeod
LIMITED
P.O.
Box
638
12:00
Noon
for
with
connections
to
KETCHIKAN
In
a
lengthy
open
letter
which
wartime
cabinet
as
successor
to'
wily
propagandist.
I
nonslder
two
major
Influences
has
created
a
considerable
stir
Col.
Ralston
by
defeating
him
in
0n
gross
national
expenditure
in
these
pa-t
one
Garfield
Case
tne
memorable
North
Gray
by-
BUT
PchaP
I
am
ron8-
Let's;
for
1953.
namely
federal
govern-hus
a
somewhat
daring
suggest-
election.
That
achievement
won
i
all
know.
If
so,
I
will
gladly,
ment
expenditures
and
new-ion
for
meeting
the
tidal
wave
Case
recognition
as
one
of
the
Promptly
pay
the
first
person
;
public
and
private
Investment
f
WHITEHORSE
SEATTLE
ANCHORAGE
SPEED
COMFORT
SAFETY
Now
Millions
of
Men
Using
ws
I
IIC
of
propaganda
which
the
Liber-
snrewQer
brains
in
contemporary
.
uv-.
oe
hundred
dollars
cash
;
Politics
Political
circle,.
ov
Although
many
of
the
major
.
1
him
fu
marks
But
the
"proof
must
go
back
wide
against
PC
Leader
George
personally
for1,
Drew
bringing
about
the
victory.
10
some
convincing
book
or
At
lit
See
Your
lKriil
Travel
indicators
of
economic
activity
reflected
a
seasonal
slackening
between
December
and
Janu
GILLETTE
S
aocumem.
ii
can
v
tusi
oe
nan-
mmmmmtammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmi
sell
quoting
Low
Low
quoting
Case
advises.
In
effect,
that
!
His
current
suggestion
that
the
PC's
should
admit
frankly
:
the
pCs,
instead
of
simply
bc-
ary,
their
levels
were
consider
Douglas.
It
can't
be
second-
j
ably
above
January
of
last
year.
the
truth
of
much
of
what
the
coming
indignant
and
furious
wlth
some
exception
of
which
hand,
second-cousin
hearsay-
over
the
Liberal
propaganda
Liberals
are
saying
Enjoy
Extra
Shaving
Convenient
With
Modern
Gillette
Dispensed
or
a
tale
that
A
told
B
that
C
I
commodity
prices
in
general
are
against
their
"
leader,
should
"""",u
Here's
a
sample
of
the
coun-
i
I
told
D
and
so
on
to
XYZ
i
the
mast
Important.
Non-dur-
ter-progaganda
line
for
the
PC's
i
3t
it
.an
i.T.
i
I"
case
of
dispute
re
facts,
liable
manufactures
contain
items
,.k.hiH
somewhat
lower
which
he
urges
in
his
letter,
to
.
:
will
accept
the
word
of
the
LI-
which
were
For
tne
re
r
v.
hich
a
Toronto
newspaper
gives
I
rT,ir
nrnnaVH,
branan
of
Parliament,
Ottawa.1
than
In
January
of
a
year
ago.
two-column
publicity
on
its
edi-
t
,.L
L.
...p.!
,.
o
i
ncl,
.
'
of
the
Provincial
Librarian
of
,
namely
canning
and
preserving.
.
w
an'
...-ii.
torial
'
"1C
V1CWS
wnicn
neuuailt,
.
.
,,h
Lorain
mllllnir
tnhacco
nroriucts
page
political
circles
have
been
expres-
iU.v.,
K'1
VI
It
V,
It
IV
-iiJt
(Xl
lull
J
I
fca
......
r,
-
I
Vancouver.
and
paper
products.
"Maybe
Drew
1s
not
a
'hale
sing
here
privately
for
several
aloof,
you
'
.convt5
.
Cilletl.Blu.BU.-',,
wrapped.
.Ln-"'
permanent
d,.po
.
kf.r
eifcH-f
;
A
larger
share
of
increased
STOCKHOLM,
Sweden
(CP)
Investment
Is
forecast
for
sec-K.
O.
Pettersson.
an
electrician,
i
tors
such
as
commercial
and
recently
made
his
140th
blood
financial
services,
affected
by
fellow
well
met.'
but
he
has
a
weeks
past.
great
heart
and
Is
honest
with!
The
whofe
sad
situation,
as
his
fellow
men.
His
former
col-
Ottawa
political
crleles
view
it,
loQfyiiee
in
th.
Clntai-ir
I
anlcU.
i
i.
.
.
.
r-,.
llpf-
r
M
(
o
...
....
&..,.-
,s
wlal
lne
rmvcii
i
anyone
Vinnat
inn
turn
r.,!m
tV.fu
.1..,,.
j
...
....
.
.
.
,
JnSllOH
at
the
Sabbatsberg
,
Hospital
here.
Altogether
he
has
i
The
geographic
centre
of
the
donated
about
75
quarts
of
j
United
States
Is
in
Smith
county,
blood
since
1934.
'Kansas.
.
r.ntETTE
Dlr'
'
j
sKinea
in
ine
an
oi
propaganaa,
taken
Into
his
confidence.
May-
j
or
even
with
a
limited
under-be
Drew
is
not
a
-good
mixer'
standing
of
it,
connected
with
or
'diplomat,'
but
he
gets
things
their
otherwise
elaborate
organ-done.
After
all,
he
is
not
en-
i
ization.
The
Liberal
nroDaeanria
.
tm
1
gaged
in
a
popularity
contest:
offensive
against
Leader
George
'
his
is
the
serious
business
of
I
Drew
so
far
seems
simply
to
have
government.
Canadians
should
j
bewildered
them
and
left
them
!
realize
that
the
Liberals
cannot
j
powerless
to
resist
or
strike
back.
possibly
win
the
next
election
i
Garfield
Case
Is
the
first
amoncr
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rnutiaiirurp
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them
to
suggest
that
they
should
servatives
offer
the
only
possible
i
take
the
propaganda
In
their
alternative."
'stride
and
do
something
to
turn
Garfield
Case
will
be
remem-
i
the
tables.
Many
on
Parliament
bered
as
the
PC
who
modestly
I
Hill
think
that
the
PC's
could
altered
the
course
of
Canadian
j
do
worse
than
pick
Case
to
fill
history
when
he
made
it
impos-1
their
urgent
need
of
a
compe-!ble
for
Oeneral
A.
G.
L.
Mac-
j
tent
and
not-too-easily
daunted
Naughton
to
continue
In
the
'director
of
propaganda
X
'
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blades
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