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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
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i
As
I
See
It
Tito's
Break
With
Stalin
At
First
Looked
Like
Ruse
Monday,
March
30,
1953
by
aa
In
jrprndent
aally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
print
Kupcn
anJ
Northern
unci
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Auult
Bureau
of
Circulation
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association,
runilshed
b
"Hie
Prluee
Rupert
Dally
News
Llmltaa
J.
P.
MAUOR,
Predn
H.
O.
PERRY,
Vlce-Prwldant
"Tovari.sh
Joslf
Vlssttrlonvlch,
how
strong
you
are!"
Hut
Stalin's
inixxl
suddenly
chunked.
"
'Oh,
no,
no,
I
won't
live
long',"
he
said.
"'The
physiolo
Ky
l.t
WIS
Mil
I
l(iN
When
It
was
first
announced
that
Marshal
Tito
had
broken
with
the
Soviet
Russia,
the
news
seemed
to
be
too
good
to
be
true.
(more
...
By
carrier-
P-r
weeR,
afte;
per
month
1
00;
per
year,
110
00
ffcjiS-:pD
gical
laws
are
having
their
way'."
and
doubt
was
expressed
as
to
j
x
V
iv
I
Hhi
I
noil
th
Mahal's
slncerilv.
It
was
moioiov
ana
otners
gm
to
weir
;
suggested
that
thi
might
be
a
!
and
shouted,
"Nret.
nyet,
j
f
ruie
atreed
upon
bv
Stalin
and
J'f.
need
vtu
hove
S
run
to
throw
tne
Western
allies
i
lng
life
ahead
of
you
'
Stalin
B.C.
ELECTION
A
few
months
ago
a
B.C
snoog
nis
neaa
in
uenmi
off
their
guard
in
the
belief
that
DfSCf
0
'
there
was
now
no
fear
of
a
Ku-slan
drive
through
Yugoslavia.
1
here
was
some
ground
for
thl
That
was
in
the
spring
of
194fl,
and
It
took
another
seven
years
for
the
physiological
laws
to
dis-
i
pos
of
the
dictator.
Needless
to
say.
Tito
ahed
no
tears
over
the
;
passing
of
the
"Boss"
of
the
Balkans
;
election
would
obviously
i
,
W
'5
have
returned
the
Social
j
y'
Credit
party
with
a
clear
sr''.fyjf
suspicion
In
the
memory
of
Moscow
s
double-dealings
and
in
the
fact
that
Tito
still
claimed
to
be
a
Communist.
majority
.
It
is
possible
j
y.;:
j
Premier
Bennett
was1
-
ri
But
these
suspicions
were
dis-,
,
1
Look
at
Our
A-1
Cors
Before
You
Buy.
Try
One
of
These
and
Be
o
Sotisfied
Owner.
!
quite
sincere
when
he
i
then
publicly
boasted
hisi
party
would
win
all
forty
j
eioht
seats!
'
priird,
for
me
t
h
ist,
on
read
'
ing
Tito
l
story,
"My
Break
With
Stalin,"
portion
of
which
were
imbll.shed
as
a
serial
in
The
Sun-
'
Ulay
Times
i
London),
In
Which
the
Marshal
present
pictures
of
Htalln
as
a
crafty
and
unsrrupu-'
lous
despot
and
his
ministers
as
;
fawning
sycophnnts
I
'111
Plymouth
Tudor,
22.000
careful
miles
Only
SIK3.M
THE
NEW-
I'lM
Mnnarch
torilor
Truly
a
luxury
ear
$l?i.oo
Tito
says
he
first
met
Stalin
In
Since
that
time
the
situation
j
In
B
C.
has
changed.
The
Soci.il
j
Credit
frovernment
alienated
,
chunks
of
former
support.
Never
j
did
so
few
lose
so
much
so
fast.
I
It
is
one
of
the
few
govern-
i
ments
in
the
entire
history
-f
,
!
Ford
K-d.iR
Ever
Extra
...
timta
I14
I'lvmoBlh
Srjjo
A
real
family
man's
car
...
$I?M.M
By
mail
Pei
month,
inc.
per
year,
u
uu.
-
jtUor'.zert
aa
wood
class
r.-.all
Of
the
Post
OfKoe
Department,
Ottawa
Session
Accomplished
Little
the
extraordinary
events
of
the
last
ALTHOUGH
few
days
in
Victoria
came
without
warning,
a
backward
glance
over
the
session
just
ended
makes
them
appear
not
so
strange
after
all.
Rarely
did
the
session
stay
on
a
normal
legislative
track.
It
was
more
like
an
unplanned
meeting
hetween
members
of
opix.sinjr
political
parties
who
suddenly
find
themselves
bunched
together
on
the
same
speakers'
platform.
More
important
issues
were
forgotten
in
the
anxiety
of
each
to
embarrass
the
other.
Those
who
were
in
the
gallery
described
it
as
a
comedy
which
was
at
first
amusing
and
then
merely
ridiculous.
In
view
of
the
lack
of
a
majority,
or
even
a
strong
plurality,
for
any
party,
perhaps
this
much
w
as
to
be
expected.
But
expected
or
not,
it
accomplished
little
for
a
province
already
suffering
from
the
absence
of
positive
leadership,
and
it
is
prolv
ably
just
as
well
the
end
came
as
quickly
as
it
did.
Unfortunately
the
question
of
leadership
is
as
far
from
an
answer
as
ever
in
fact,
farther.
With
the
exception
of
the
Socreds,
no
party
now
has
an
experienced
leader
who
could
be
counted
on
to
show
the
necessary
authority
if
called
upon
to
be
Premier
or
head
of
the
opposition.
Indeed,
neither
the
Liberals
nor
the
CCF
has
a
formally
appointed
leader
of
any
kind,
experienced
or
otherwise.
In
Dean
Fin-layson
the
Conservatives
have
a
young
man
who
seems
personable
enough
but
whose
200-odd
days
in
the
House
and
whose
limited
executive
experience
in
private
life
hardly
qualifies
him
to
meet
the
exacting
demands
of
Premiership.
i
Canada
ever
to
have
been
over-
I
New
Hrrriln
J
-liy
Charlie
Knight
In
AND
M
TIIK
TIIIKI)
PKKSON
lKC
IDKS
the
Windsor
Ktur.
'September.
144.
and
had
several
!
talks
with
him
at
the
Kremlin.
,
and
at
his
private
house
Stalin
i
promised
to
send
a
"whole
tank
corps"
to
enable
Tito
to
"liberate"
Belgrade
and
agreed
to
:
withdraw,
Russian
troops
from
j
Yugoslavia
when
this
was
accomplished.
These
first
talks
were
"very
cool"
and
Tito
later
learned
from
Dimltiov.
the
Bulgarian
premier,
that
"the
Boss
was
terribly
angry
with
you
and
stamped
with
rage"
because
of
a
telegram
Tito
had
sent
to
him
which
began.
"If
you
cannot
send
us
assistance,
at
least
do
'Five
year
.k
Auliimilir
frr,
S.iltl
Viriain
ONLY
l.ilwrul
Tddris
.
.
ti
-See
11
at
-
SI'WIsL
IMS
Anglia
liaiior
Clieaier
lhan
the
bus
u
JN
Trucks
16
J-Ton
Knrd-
Vcry
us-efu!
$7l
'If
you
don't
kiuiw
curs
.
.
.
know
your
dealer'
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
Fhoii
1
Th
Horn
of
Primal?
MrrvV
thrown
on
a
straight
vote
In
the
;
House.
There
Is.
f
believe,
not
a
single
j
rase
where
a
government
which
j
was
beaten
in
the
Hoti.se
and
i
consequently,
forced
to
go
to
the
people,
was
ever
returned
victorious.
THE
FINAL
downfall
of
the.
Social
Credit
government
of
B
C.
fame
on
school
taxes.
The
;
municipalities
were
asked
to
Rive
up
their
guaranteed
one
third
cut
of
the
provincial
sales
tax,
Parliament
Hill
By
Edward
T.
Applewhoite,
M
P.,
Skeeno
RUPERT
RADIO
And
Ell
Flnce
I
started
writing
these
alwaya
sold
a
substantia
part
of
.
not
hamper
us."
JIJ
Ird
W.
little
letters
i
they
can
hardly
be
their
pack
to
commonwealth
I
At
this
first
meeting.
Tito
says,
called
"columua")
I
have
Uken
)
marketa.
the
United
Kingdom
In
j"I
noticed
that
Stalin
could
not
In
return
for
a
complicated
and
vitem
V
riiThioVic
greater
interest
In
the
products
;
particular.
On
hi
recent
vLut
bear
to
be
contradicted.
In
eon-
'
'
1
ouoious,of
protpsslonal
columnUU.
here
Mr.
Butler.
British
Chan-
versatlon
with
the
men
around-
i
a
(imOL.
t
nm
cinftirpriii
hv
whnt
tihtr
Af
gjcrhentier.
w
ns
ttiot
him
he
is
coarse
and
tourhv."
con
fused
grants.
In
this
new
system
there
was:
ellhpr
thf.lr
Bpp!,iung
ignor-
i
sympaUx-Uc
aud
pronUsed
to
di-
,
Afi.er
this
"very
painful"
Inter-rank.
discrimination
around
the
j
i
view
Stalin
Invited
Tito
to
Qr
,,Plil)eraU
dLstort-
cuss
the
matter
with
his
govern-
supper
city
of
Vancouver
It
is
to
the
,
p
:
m
fcu
fetMn
to
Brttjln.
.
at
hu
vma
where
he
js.
"we
credit
of
one
honest
Socred.
Bert
i
,
...
,
Hmnk
anlt
toa.iU
iia.u
deep
in
into
inin
n
the
ni.iii
night
take
that
mjM
The
Britwh
Ministry
of
Food
For
instance,
Price
that
he
refused
to
be
rnce,
mat
ne
reiuMa
io
oe
an
an
!
1
had
llot
asrfi
to
this
crude
in
just
ce
;
BellinRham
TV
station
n.iinn
which
hirh
t
h,.ve
have
nnw
now
ncrecrl
a(,reca
to
to
huv
buy
14
ji.whkj
000
to
drinkinu.
accessory
.
,
.
.......
..
.
.
.
i.jh
.
rv
ih
liw.ffu
i
u
ra-th
r.f
r.,ruM
Kulmnn:
thev
a,'n
1
Icll
SH
X
I
Prwrt
cursed
rnvvcii
mvsci!
io
nis
own
cny.
ne
owo
against,
i
-
"
"
"
'
.i
.T.
...
out
loud
for
having
drunk
so
his
own
Bovernment
ciency
oi
me
wmwe
siavimia
i
win
ciiownt
im-
vjijc
unu
iiuom
,
.
.
.
..
;
.
IB.
HIIU
1
1.
inn
i,.iHt-,ii
im
t...
io
aicoit
$250,000
or
more.
But
we
are
desired.
As
Minister
of
Fisheries,
i
!
behind
me:
.
.
.
...
.
i
tniA
ihai
n..liit,uh!im
la
a
Ar
Klnflnir
atrnnolv
sunnnrted
St..
Andrew's
Cathcd;
A
MEMORIAL
SEM
for
her
late
Mojesty
;
QUEEN
MARY
P.M.,
TUESDAY,
MARCH
31
Service
ennHuileH
by
the
rertw
these
tlii
lifts
which
should
intrigue
all
believ-
"""
w"
,
"
,
,
..
.
1
-
That
That's
notliim'
nou.m,,
type
of
relay
sUUon.
It
would
be
!
Mr
Butler's
suggestion
that
we
-
ers
in
noetic
lustiee
For
Mr.
Pries
"
J
i
..
,k
AmwuinvA
tha
iimi
n
rau
nt-ivnto
Hit
hnuln
O
!
''in
ta
,
U
the
same
man
who
won
his
.
Visit
to
Moscow
u
seat
only
on
the
fourth
count
,
"
...
Z.
..
--
I
....
...
.in
Uie
soring
of
1M6.
and
Stalin
and
held
it
because
a
recount!31.
",
.
.
"
,.T'
i
"a"l..,.
U
said
to
have
"aU,w.ared
to
be
nrl
that
that
originating
originating
raoio
station
nac
;
tne
ornuiii
can
earn
inc
uumu
-
-
t
was
refused
on
the
ground
fnr
future
nurchaMi
of
our
dto-
,
'"O"1
eordUl,
if
there
can
be
any
the
name
on
the
conaitueney
was
!
Vancouver
ideseribed
as
Burrard
instead
of
'
And.
talking
of
radio,
a
eolom-
ouna.
won,
oy
nrKiuuiiK
ium
ui
i
muiumr
un
niaiiu
part
...
He
behaved
tliplomntl-
.
i
i
.
i
,
.
-
i
..n....
-
n
....
r-.
i
Mr.
s
nr
!i
r
n.i
Rn
my
or
n
I
vancouver-ourraro,
in
vnr
icpai
.
nisi
in
nicruincjiuprnwniji"-'
-
cnl!tf
and
nivlv
As
we
entered
i
News"
of
March
13
said:
"...
so
onswaiea
nis
value
as
Minister
.
petition.
he
smiled
at
ui
with
yellow,
ir-
,
i
far
this
session
the
Special
Radio
I
of
Fisheries.
1
regular
teeth."
I
REPORTED
In
this
space
Committee
has
been
inactive."!:
months
ago
that
74
percent
j
Well,
at
that
time
there
wasn't
FOR
SALE
ray
.
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
New
leaders
will
be
found
and
there
is
some
comfort
in
the
axiom
that
the
'occasion
maketh
the
man."
Meanwhile,
however,
it
is
disturbing
to
reflect
that
B.C.
moves
ahead
w
ithout
established
direction
at
a
time
so
vital
in
its
growth.
While
there
is
evidence
that
abundant
new
capital
is
being
held
ready
for
investment
in
this
province,
it
is
unlikely
there
will
be
any
move
in
this
respect
until
it
becomes
more
apparent
what
policy
will
govern
our
affairs.
It
is
even
possible
that
potential
investors,
tired
of
waiting,
will
turn
elsewhere.
Yet
there
Is
no
cause
to
lose
heart.
Whatever
transient
difficulties
it
may
encounter,
B.C.
cannot
le
denied
itsgreater
destiny.
In
as
little
as
five
years
this
small
passage
in
history
will
be
forgotten,
other
problems
will
have
been
met
and
overcome,
and
B.C.
will
continue
to
progress
on
its
own
massive
momentum.
The
men
and
women
at
Victoria
do
not
create
this
force.
They
merely
do
what
they
can
to
guide
it.
OTTAWA
DIARY
,
During
the
conference
lie
ask-1
;ed
many
queftlons
about
the
re-
j
sources
of
Yugoslavia
anil
turn-
ed
to
military
matters
and
for-j
elen
policies,
especially
with
j
,
Bulgaria,
Hungary
and
Albania
i
It
was
long
past
midnight
when
t
Stalin
laughingly
Invited
the'
:
whole
nnrty
to
his
home
ffir
sup-
i
'
per.
He
ordered
a
secretary,
a
:
'
j
'
typical
Russian
colonel,
to
have;
the
cars
ready
Then
he
turned
'
to
his
guests
and
continued
to
'
1
of
those
who
answered
my
New;
one.
ine
immuiee
was
not
sei
Year
quiz
predicted
that
8ocredi
!
up
until
March
20.
would
win
more
seats
than
any
!
Then
there
were
the
numbers
other
one
party
in
,
1953
,
B.C.
:0f
columnists
who
kept
harping
provincial
election.
I
think
erm
upon
tn(.
possibility
or
probability
siderably
fewer
would
give
that;
of
a
Dominion
election,
this
same
guess
now.
.spring.
As
though
there
was
Here
are
some
solid
facts
to
'ever
any
likelihood
of
Mr
St.
remember.
Last
year
the
CCF
!
Laurent
plunging
the
country
In-ran
first
with
31
percent
of
the
&
a
general
election
during
the
first
choices.
Social
Credit
came
i
celebrations
of
the
Coronation-
A
sate
asserts
that
too
many
people
talk
in
high
gear
but
ww.
....
I
i
think
in
low.
second
with
percent
ana
me
or
during
the
preparations
for
j
lest
He
was
extremely
courteous,
Liberals
were
third
with
24
per-surh
celebrations.
Not
two
minutes
passed
i
In
this
militant
aee.
evervone
1
''tly.
cent.
That
is
the
vvr
was
and
he
summoned
the
colonel
I
.
..
i
,j.fcn,D
nnlth.
.
.
.think
of
flcrhLv
Waan
t
It
"t"u"''
U
"
1
members
down
here
agree
with
the
"
",r
,'
.
"
again.
He
asked
whether
the
Liberals
were
only
2
percent
b-i.
....
.kh.
m
h-
.
...
(only
hind
"Socreds.
j
fisn
attltude
to
takelwe
rath
I
arguing
about
i
the
atom
bomb
-
-
...
.
blast
in
Nevada?
cars
were
ready.
The
colonel
became
ffdgity.
Stalin
suddenly
changed.
The
pleasant.
itty
host
turned
Into
another
man.
He
trembled
wlfh
rane
he
shouted.
"Old
stuff!
Wellington
at
Waterlo
yelled:
Up
Guards
and
Atom.
Sure
he
did."
The
election
was
actually
won
-
hop
that
-Mike"
Pearson
does
on
the
third
and
fourth
counU.not
grt
tne
us.
Secretaryship.
Moreover,
the
Social
Credited
j
vve
want
him
here,
and
CCF
voters
gave
each
other
Recently
j
hsi(1
one
their
second
choices
rather
than
j
Ed
PauIserij
who
had
jUst
recast
them
for
either
old
party.
tnrnpd
mm
-
ml.lm
u,
Korea
wait
a
minute!
This
r'Ption!
'
"FLYING
LADY,"
a
speedy
little
CnV:
is
growing
growing
faster
faster
than
than
the
the
supply
supply
erp
repeated
well
Into
the
night.
'
Q
',nn
W
ay
(rencrai
consent
oi
s?na-'tions
for
words,
as
when
he
tors.
Commoner.?
and
Press
Oal-''pounded,
the
desk
la
front
of
toy
correspondents
alUte".
Par-!
him
and'angi-By
shook,
his
'fist
sunn
rose
from
his
chair
and
it-riywi.
(juwvrcu
uy
u
v
-u
-
I
HAZARD
no
present
guess
of
of
teachers
and
baby
altters.
and
Japan,
m-here
he
was
one
of
an
U
N.K
R
R
A.
team
planning
aid
to
Korean
and
Japanese
went
to
a
corner
and
began
to
mph,
or
con
be
run
ot
f
rolling
speed
my
own
on
this
election.
But
.mmcrit
Hiii
s
Man
of
the
Ses-!
under
the
temptingly
hawk-like
A
change
Is
necessary
in
the'P13
wdz
of
Russian
folk
Roussell,
Suite
8,
930
f
I
point
out
that
whereas
the
farm-i-.
and
fishermen.
Mr
Paul
Coll
or
write:
D.
Third
Ave.
W.
Hazciton
medical
service,
effec-,mus":
ouigiim
aoiv.v.
ne
on:.in
ion
so
lar
isn
t
any
member
of
,
nose
of
J.
M.
Mactlonnell
leader
either
of
the
Houses
of
Pariia-
of
the
PC
opposition.
switched
vote
system
wornea
iniser...
'
own
,)ne
tn.
fisrilri-
..
PRICE'
Molotov
favor
of
Social
Credit
last
time,
;t,
"7,
tive
next
month.
A
difference
in'
w
?""
it
will
work
against
them
this
;
,IL
2
VnZ
1
6
would
IP""
an
'ntlal.
,'1
othen
shouted
out
to
h
Im,
even
though
this
is
spring.
And
PFRSONALITT
Parlament
Hill
never
sees
anything
to
even
remotely
resemble
these
Gordon
performance
in
its
ordinary
humdrum
routine.
It
definitely
relkhes
them,
even
if
the
particular
M
P.
who
happens
men
t.
i
He's
an
outsider
who
dropped!
!n
for
a
brief
visit
during
the
pa.st
week
and
In
the
course
of
it
managed
to
furnish
the
session
with
its
liveliest
and
most
colorful
interlude
so
far.
In
other
words,
he's
Donald
that
was
quite
some
years
ago.
A
couple
of
days
ago
the
House
passed
a
resolution
In
my
name
for
production
of
"a
copy
of
all
letters,
telegrams
and
other
communication
from
the
1st
day
of
January,
1951
to
date,
between
the
Department
of
Public
Works
that's
a
season,
where
the
Skeena
and
Bulkley.
winding
by
the
lordly
Rocher
dc
Boule.
can
make
a
fellow
feel
poetical
Small
wonder
that
sturdy
pioneer,
the
late
Dr.
Wrlnch,
remained
so
long.
tn
he
nn
the
reeplvintf
onrl
nf
thi
time.
I
The
Social
Credits
are
in
ex-
actly
the
same
position
today
as
the
Liberal
were
Just
one
year
earlier.
They
have
to
win
the
election
on
the
first
count,
or
they
won't
win
at
all.
Last
year
the
CCT
failed
completely
to
educate
its
own
followers
to
face
the
fact
that
Social
Credit
was
its
worst
enemy
at
the
extreme
opposite
end
of
the
pole
of
politics
from
the
CCF
Moreover,
while
some
rich
and
powerful
supporters
of
the
Lib
(Canada)
and
the
Government
Gordon,
President
of
the
Canad-j
Gordon
wratn
may
mornent--lun
National
Railways
and
pn.stiarilv
unappreclatlve
There
Ls
a
master
of
the
difficult
art
of:sound
reason,
furthermore,
for
seeping
politicians
at
arm's
'
parliament'
-irwtlnct
of
healthy
length
wnere
the
affairs
of
thejrespect
or
the
cm
PrPSidPnfS
publicly-owned
road
are
con-unconventionaUly.
u
lt:
cerned
I
Being
president
of
the
CNR
is
PI.AINSPF.AKING
j
definitely
or
should
be
a
non-
The
C
N
R
President.
rW.n't
i
political
post.
The
tradition
SO
iiii
of
the
Province
of
British
Columbia
or
any
department
there-:
ot
respecting
the
proposed
transfer
of
the
Fishermen'
Float
at
Cow
Bay,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
,
to
the
Government
of
Canada
from
ioderation
the
Government
of
B.C."
My
eral
party
made
no
secret
of
the
motion
was
passed
by
the
House,
!
fact
that
they
would
do
anything
wear
either
striped
pants
or
a!Iar
is
that
lt
has
been
kePl
as
subject
to
consent
being
obtained
,
i
even
to
sabotaging
their
own
homburg
hat
when
he
comes
to!UL"
uy
"
".uu.
And
Donald
Gordon,
in
his
lack
party
to
keep
the
CCP
out
of
Ottawa
for
his
annual
appear-i
of
obsequience
to
politicians
who
happen
to
have
the
letters
from
the
B.C.
Government.
j
It
was
good
new
for
tht
fish-
I
ing
industry
which
Hon.
Jimmy
;
Sinclair,
Minister
of
Fisheries,
!
gave
us
in
reply
to
a
Question
I
j
asked
"on
the
Order
of
the
Day"
as
to
whether
any
progress
was
I
"M.P."
added
to
their
names
l
is
best
in
nil
things
recognized
as
following
faith
fully
in
the
Sir
Henry
Thornton
power
provlnclally
that
Is
not
true
of
rank
and
file
Liberal
voters.
For
instance,'
In
the
crucial
Burrard
scat
where
Socred
Bert
Price
was
elected
on
the
fourth
count
here
is
how
the
final
Liberal
votes
went:
For
Social
Credit
,
2414
For
CCF
1923
.
For
Ihe
Finest
in
Office
Supplies
SEE
DIB6
PRINTING
COMPANY
ance
before
the
House
of
Commons
Railway
committee.
Any
ability
or
special
talent
in
diplomacy
which
he
possess
he
keeps
carefully
concealed.
Instead,
his
speech
and
manner
are
of
the
homespun
variety
which
makes
hi-s
meaning
at
all
times
plain,
even
occasionally
disconcertingly
so.
tradition
of
discouraging
any
political
interference
with
man
agement.
being
made
in
the
negotiations
for
the
sale
of
the
carry-over
of
canned
salmon.
The
Minister
reviewed
the
situation
whereby
the
British
Co
THCOONIS
(eft,
ciiwr
CJ
y
It's
a
rough
way
Donald
Gor
THE
REALITY
of
Canadian
Doll-
don
has
of
making
his
point.
But
it'
effective.
And
it's
lumbia
salmon
canners
have
For
example,
he
told
one
M.P.
on
the
committee
that
a
remark
which
he
Interjected
was
"acan
ttc
today
is
that
while
CCF
and
Liberals
are
bitter
rivals
j
provincially
they
may
be
in
';
a
few
month
be
forced
to
form
I
a
federal
alliance,
or
see
a
Drew-!
dalous."
The
M
P.
meekly
re
No
Sploshing
Low-Duples.sls
combination
take
SAULT
STE.
MARIE,
Ont.
(CP)
THE
HOUSE
OF
SEAGRAM
frained
from
arguing
the
point.
At
another
juncture
he
expressed
the
vigorous
opinion
that
hotel
Manager
Robert
8.
Pitt
should
"pray
to
be
protected
from
his
friends."
The
"friends"
A
rm.iint
mIM
4fcm
UW
I
-
w.ia.a.
.
itvLi.i,
iit.iv.
iiiat
lull.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
MUFFING
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
"MOVE
WIT!!
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
tlNDSATT
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
60
it
8
Cor.
2nd
nrl
Park
Ave,
pools
of
water
in
the
ttreets
prompted
police
chief
I.
L.
Robertson
to
warn
motorist
against
splashing
pedestrians
and
other
car.
While
there
is
no
specific
penalty
for
plashlngs,
he
point
Fine
Pointings
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Among
a
fine
collection
of
French
impressionist
painting
on
exhibi
alluded
to
were
the
PC
members
of
the
Committee.
The
PC's
looked
uncomfortable
under
the
re
MtN
WHO.
THINK
OF
TniunnnflYV
PRACTISE
MODEBATI
buke,
but
offered
no
retaliation
tion
here
from
March
24
to
April
i
"
-
....
a.,
cut
And
so
it
went.
Sometimes
the
ed
out
they
could
be
liable
for
Ihli
odvartiiamant
h
not
publlihtd
or
displayed
by
tha
Liquor
Control
Board
or
oy
"'
-
1
are
works
by
Manet,
Renoir,
Degas,
Cezanne
and
Van
Gogh.
I
CNR
president
substituted
ac
cleaning
bills.