Friday,
March
5,
1954
Prime
Minister
Pays
Tribute
To
Indonesian
Independence
t-
.
..
?arents
To
Return
toolroom
Next
Week
JAKARTA.
Indonesia
(J
Can-,
ada's
prime
minister
today
placed
a
huge
wreath
at
the
foot
of
a
simple
white
monument
commemorating
the
1945
declaration
of
independence
by
80,000,000
MEVJbcaVictor
TASLE
KlCSa
VA-350
PmcRAE
Bros.
schools,
and
a
competition
tended
a
30-course
luncheon
given
for
the
visiting
party
by
Canada's
ambassador
to
Indonesia,
O.
R.
Heasman.
Later
the
visitors
made
a
tour
of
this
busy
capital
with
its
mixture
of
Dutch
and
Indonesian-style
homes.
Tonight
the
prime
minister
will
be
guest
at
a
state
dinner
at
Merdeka
Freedom
Palace,
the
great
white
residence
of
the
Indonesian
I
nrhicatiun
Week
1
in
Prince
Rupert
I
be
invited
to
.'I
n
at
wrk
"
among
high
school
students
(or
the
best
poster
advertising
education
week.
Out'n
house
session
will
start
'CTjT
'Sr:
'
yeiXOUrtAMommatM
Indonesian
people.
The
simple
ceremony
was
performed
by
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
on
a
sun-bathed
lawn
In
front
of
a
white
bungalow
called
"Independence
House."
Eight
Indonesian
leaders
met
there
nine
years
ago
and
drafted
!!
FEATURES
I,.
J
enterti
!
land
King
Edward
schools
enter-
2
T-r
1
j
r
f
INSIDE
AND
OUT
I
I
s
activities
tabling
parents
that
afternoon.
W
...r.r(
intr
fit
1
a
IUin
CH
erVmrl
vnim
rrt
nra
139.50
.0l,
fi
aturiim
a
will
entertain
at
tea,
with
grade
',,,s
presented
by
siX
Krls
serving,
and
proceeds
a
panel
discus-
earmarked
for
the
Queen
Alex-!.:d
the
responsl-
,
ancra
Solarium.
Parents
will
see
'..ping
the
com-
(ie
youngsters
at
work
in
clsss-.lured
by
the
;
r00ms.
A
similar
program
is
Howiiow
Bbic
community.
In-
,
planned
at
Borden
Street
where
their
proclamation
which
later!
brought
self-government
to
a
string
of
tropical
southwest
Pa-
;
cif
ic
Islands
extending
more
than
2.000
miles.
,
j
Earlier
the
Cndian
leader,
j
who
arrived
here
Thursday
night
on
his
round-the-world
goodwill
j
tour
after
visiting
India.
Pakis-
j
tan
and
Ceylon,
called
on
Indo-
j
nesia's
prime
minister,
All
Sas-
i
troarr.ijojo,
who
had
greeted
him
on
arrival
at
the
airport
here.
He
also
called
on
Vice-President
Mohammed
Hatta.
During
his
13-95
Down
$700
Month
,,iC
the
m-iiooi.
;
g
educational
j
"store
window
;
,1
i)v
various
,
WATCH
FOR
OUR
STOCK
CLEARANCE
SALE
The
New
t)rJALS
p-TA
members
win
serve
tea.
Also
scheduled
for
Tuesday
Is
a
combined
open
house
session
and
Home
and
School
Association
meeting,
to
be
held
In
the
evening,
during
which
parents
will
lnsnect
their
youngsters'
work
in
ths
classrooms.
Worlnednv
youngsters
of
Conrad
Street
school
and
Conrad
annex,
the
old
Seal
Cove
school,
will
combine
efforts.
Seal
Cove
will
hold
open
house
early
In
the
J
mer.
814
Borden
,i
i-illier.
Mr-
I-ouis
t-'flp'h
Avenue
East,
.,tk
juara
me
n.v
the
.
T
holiday
in
3
-SPEED
his
;
'
i.1
.r
will
join
afternoon,
after
which
somei
brief
Indonesian
stay
he
leaves
.
Saturday
for
Manila
the
Cana-
i
dian
Prime
Minister
Is
the
guest
of
President
Soekarno,
once
,
leader
of
the
Independence
movement.'
OLD
FRIENDS
-
Sastroamidjojo,
an
old
friend
of
the
Canadian
prime
minister
since
'
his
days
as
Indonesian
ambassador
In
Ottawa,
today
at-
!
TWO
SETS
OF
TWINS,
two
generations
apart,
celebrate
their
birthdays
together.
Marking
their
59th
birthdays,
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Dietrich
Uefti
and
her
sister,
Mrs.
Marie
Kidney,
enjoy
a
party
with
Kathy
(left)
and
Ricky
Dietrich,
who
are
two.
The
youngsters
are
the
grandchildren
of
Mrs.
Dietrich.
',,,,,,
viMiing
in
i
;
Mrs.
Skinner
students
will
be
taken
to
Conrad
to
participate
In
a
students'
pro-
RADIO-PHONOGRAPH
MODCl
V-56
m
vancuuvci
;
ram
xne
p-TA
also
will
serve
tea
at
Conrad
school.
$8&-
229.50
Thursday
afternoon
Booth
4,
ui
MrLeod.
and
Watls&Nickerson
Street,
also
i
walnvt
,.
,i,aid
the
licorge.
Letterbox
Ninety-seven
per
cent
of
Red
1
WorWi
Fii
Itcwrf
Chof9r
MEN'S
WEAR
.
.
.
o!r
thrilling
"trw-o-h
quality
froat
atl
your
words.
Cross
work
in
Canada
is
done
by
volunteers.
Your
financial
help
la
needed
now
give
generously.
fi.;
iitiei.u
a
uuoi-Kjr
n
luiiiinK
home
I
it
Mrs.
McLeod
ili
ioiia
holiday
in
Powsrfw
6-ut
AM
HoSin
witfi
world
Memorial
High
School
will
hold
its
open
house,
with
visits
to
classrooms,
tea
served
by
h
p-TA
with
proceeds
earmarked
fnr
a
scholarship
for
a
student
entering
Normal
school,
and
a
fashion
show
by
students.
Grade
nine
girls
will
display
cotton
rt'-osses
and
grade
10
girls,
wool
skirts
and
.lumpers,
made
in
home
economics
classes.
Booth
P-TA
also
plans
a
"et-
The
Editor,
The
Daily
News.
Let
us
consider
where
we
famous
tCA
Victor
"Gold
Throat"
ton
tyttam.
1
,u;il
;ui
lis.
bold
but
we
must
not
forget
that
by
following
this
proposed
route,
tremendous
amounts
of
supplementary
power
could
be
1
Modrn
Cabinet
axqtmit
Compact
.
.
.
stand
as
regards
this
great
pro.
Yf
finished,
yt
compwly
practical
in
dgn.
posed
power
development
north
!
developed
to
offset
any
line
lass
Arthur
Kemp
1
;
on
the
Prince
,e
a
holiday
in
!
and
west
of
us
DROP
IN
FOR
A
DEMONSTRATION
;
Seattle,
alter
acquainted"
session
at
their
return
via
I'GE.
i
reqular
meeting
Mondav
nieht
George
j
in
connection
with
Education
Week.
In
order
to
Introduce
,
Vancouver
rc-
teachers
to
parents.
12-INCH
SPEAKER
Only
$22-95
Down
.
-
$j2
00
Month,Y
if.
):.
V
"
t,
.
4"
i
it
f
lin
lake;
country.
The
Naas
vail,
y
alone
could
develop
untold
tnoasands
of
horsepower.
Now,
have
we
a
birr
enough
harbor
and
sufficient
coast
line
to
accommodate
a
great
industrial
empire?
From
Barrett
Rock
martl
Ihc
George
I
contend
Prince
Rupert
Is
the
only
logical
place
for
that
great
power
to
bo
brought
out
to
the
sea.
We
are
at
least
the
most
northern
Canadian
port
south
of
the
Alaska
panhandle,
with
a
gooa
harbor
wuh
an
easy
approach
for
all
and
every
deep
sea
vessel
that
floats.
Also
I
believe
we
are
tin
terminus
of
a
transcontinental
kiiiiiiiaiii
it
here
with
her
j
!
daughter.
Mr.
1
HADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocyclei
CFPR
1
.aii.s.
811
Horden
:
Only
BENDIX
to
the
Co-op
is
available,
with
52
acres
in
the
drydock
site,
all
the
north
shore
from
Devil
Is
land
to
Silver
Creek
and
the
In
side
rf
DigLi)
Island
ECONOMAT
WILL
GIVE
YOU
Everything
that
any
It
looks
like
a
wondwlul
spot
'
0
II
Davidson
li
It
aboard
the
X.
Mr
Davidson
j
the
purchasing
1
il
department
of
:
ui
and
with
his
j
of
Indian
hospl-
I
They
spent
two
',
for
development-
to
us
Automatic
Agitator
Let
us
stress
again
the
fact
that
we
are
the
most
northerly
Canadian
port
south
of
Alaska
for
the
free
entry
of
decpsea
washe
r
can
do
at
a
railway
although
I
may
be:
wrong
on
this
point
as
the
CNR
j
calls
it
a
branch
line.
1
Now
let
us
look
further
intoi
the
merits
of
this
proposal.
Na-lurally
the
route
of
the
high'
tension
line
is
of
vital
concern.!
From
Prince
Rupert
up
the
1
Naas
Valley
to
a
point
where
j
the
Salmon
rlvr
empties
into
j
the
Naas
Is
approximately
Via
miles.
-
.
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Here
we
strike
the
olcl
Yui;on
lower
cost
to
vou.
(Subject
Change)
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in
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vessels
and
always
will
be.
To
consider
developing
a
great
port
through
the
Alaska
strip
is
Just
nonsense.
Now,
sir,
1
say,
and
say
advld-edlv.
that
both
the
Dominion
v
M.
W.
O'Con-'
'.he
Anglican
'mi
appointed
e
to
the
("ana-
new
square
cabinet
.
.
it's
c
o
m
p
I
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t
e1y
new
.
.
completely
V
automatic.
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telegraph
trail
from
Salmon
'nmi
provincial
povernments,
be
:
to
Echo
Lake,
some
18
ni
l
s
The
Bendix
i'
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convention
:.:rrh
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to
Van-"
ir.
the
smith
he
Vieturia
to
spend
th
lus
brother.
new
Rins-Saver
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
fore
granting
any
water
ngms
or
hydro
concessions,
should
take
into
careful
consideration
where
we
stand.
If
the
big
Frobishor
interests
or
the
great
Aluminum
Com-oanv
of
America
or
any
other
Echo
Luke
to
Telegraph
Creek
is
75
miles.
Telegraph
Creek
to
a
point
on
the
Taku
River
slope,
j
175
miles,
for
a
total
of
400
j
miles.:
Certainly
this
is
a
long
line
saves
up
to
56
gallons
of
your
hot
water
every
washday.
!
buB
an
easy
line
to
build
with
company
wishes
to
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and
vast
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make
them
j
very
easy
valleys
to
follow.
The
.
bring
it
down
Into
this
country
'only
thing
on
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this
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