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REPORT
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Prince
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Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
The
political
convulsion
thitt.llouse.
ht.
wait
a
minute..
on
when
Coalition
govern-
The
convulsion
go-s
on
In
the
j
gotten
one
Pttr.,
Moiidny,
April
20,
1953
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apart
In
January
of
inti-rnitl
wormng
or
lite
political
j
Mr
h,
pr
still
shakes
this
pro-,
parties.
lender
iu
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,trTll
by
P.
v'lnce.
I
Lel'
!"
t
the
purtles
this
Mr.
Uphill;
leader
Th"
The
shakes
will
rontlmie
until
aime
last
year,
and
now:
j
Uphill.
18.
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(a
iiririxudrut
aally
newspaper
devotrfl
to
th
upbuilding
of
pruwt
Rupn
ud
Northrrn
mid
Central
BrltlBh
Columbi.
Member
ol
Cuiaomn
Hreaa
Arnm
Bureau
at
Clrcula'lom
Canadian
Daily
Ne
spa(er
Association.
Published
bv
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Priuoe
Kupvri
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Limited
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J.
P.
MACWR,
Preficlent
H.
O.
PERKY.
Vlce-PTMldent
J
v.
a
l
more
June
9,
when,
perhaps,
the
people
j
social
Crertlt-IeaderU
ss,
nev.j
111
elect
a
majority
government
!r
G
jianscll.
MP,
Imported
to
Preservet
IV
of
some
kind
or
other.
That's
the;
nm
uie
bc.
cumpuipn;
now
i
wiNNII'Ff
IV
9mti
onlv
way
B.C.
will
get
political
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conservative
rebel
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iStan,
a
few
years
CCF
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U1!'t
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a
messy
mutinw.
,
si.
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Credit
part
of
the
mess
had
one
I
Liberals
Byron
John-on
the
wV...?,
"
r,M,j,,rf'
CVF
Handicaps
Self
THE
CCF
had
an
excellent
chance
to
win
the
""'Ll
IT'
jmore
egg
than
any
other
part
,.,uier;
new
ieatler
-Aithur
Lalng
ln
the
m
Jiiilobi
Mm..,
the
anticipated
industrial
development
of
WITH
the
Atfin
area,
it
appears
certain
that
lack
of
innrt
so
a
Social
t
remi
govern-
MP.
48.
aociatlon.
ment.
!
Conservatives
Ilei
Dert-
Alls-1
Then
the
session
ended
in
r0mb
the
leader;
new
leader!
He
said
the
mnnrtfrr
'
ttr.ru-tiii'.flntr
defeut
Of
the
Tw.,m
t-itkifivrin
t:t
;
i
.
;
government
on
ine
iioor
ui
tin-
wnut
extruoiainary
cnanies
the
old
Spitfire
A
CHEQl
F.
FOR
SUWJ.
marking
the
Hrst
dividend
on
preferred
stock
paid
to
the
government
by
the
CNR
under
the
new
capital
Ktructure
authorized
last
year,
is
turned
over
to
Transport
Minister
Chevrler
by
Donald
Gordon,
chairman
and
president
of
the
CNR.
The
cheque
also
represented
the
first
peacetime
surplus
'
for
the
CNR
since
1928.
B.C.
election
last
year.
It
still
h.xs
a
fJir.
outsido
chance
to
do
so
this
year
but
not
so
Rood
as
It
could
have
had.
The
doctrinaires
who
all
along
refused
to
let
the
CCF
take
the
position
Which
would
have
won
a
clear-cut
victory
In
B.C.
are
still
In
majority
control.
They
ire
the
party's
worst
millstones
The
BC.
party
could
have
said.
"We
w
ill
give
B
C.
the
s;um
safe,
sane
and
progressive
government
that
the
CCF
has
given
in
Saskatchewan."
Instead,
the
party
extremists
have
nailed
down
a
doctrinaire
program
a
Canadian
outlet
to
the
sea
in
that
nortnern
region
ivill
present
an
increasingly
complicated
problem.
;
Since
Skasway
is
the
only
accessible
port
it
will
lie
necessary
to-route
all
traffic
to
and
from
that
jioint,
a
journey
which
under
present
conditions
involves
crossing
2i
miles
of
Alaskan
territory
on
the
narrow-gauge
White
Pass
&
Yukon
Railway.
Although
short
enough,
such
a
trip
has
the
tame
international
complications
as,
say,
that
ietween
Vancouver
and
Seattle.
Customs
and
immigration
procedure,
with
its
inevitable
red-tape
find
delays,
must
be
as
strictly
enforced
there
as
at
Itnv
other
point
on
the
Canada-U.S.
line.
If
the
tt
t
New
Soviet
Leaders
Have
Chance
To
Help
Turn
the
Tide
of
History
Provincial
Election
Ad
Eisenhower
Follow-
now
has
a
precious
opportunity
WASHINGTON
1AP1
which
calls
for
more'
outright
1.,,..r.,..o
.r.l
..-mnliitinn
nf
tbnt
nart
nf
the
Yukon
i
socialism
than
Britain's
Labor
.
r
-
!
government
has
even
attempted
develop
on
the
scale
now
expected,
the
lesultant
'after
several
terms
in
office.
to
awaken,
with
the
re..l
01
me
woiid.
to
the
pol'it.
t
l'"1
reached,
and
to
help
turn
the
tide
of
history
Will
it
do
this?
We
do
not
yet
know
.
.
.
ing
are
some
of
the
key
quotations
from
President
Eisenhower's
speech
last
Thursday
This
is
one
of
those
times
u
the
affairs
of
nations
when
the
gravest
choices
must
be
mad".
...
It
Is
a
moment
that
eal'.s
NO
LEADER
ever
picked
by
any
party
in
B.C.
has
higher,
more
rieserveri
nrestipe
than
Arnold
Thus
we
do
know:
A
world
that
begins
to
witness
the
rebirth
of
trust
among
nations
can
find
its
way
to
,a
peace
that
is
neither
partial
nor
punitive.
Webster
He
Is
a
native
son
of
upon
the
governments
of
the
B
C
He
comes
from
a
fine
fam-
world
to
speak
their
Intentions
ily
and
heads
a
fine
family.
He
with
simplicity
and
with
hon-is
an
ardent
Christian.
He
is
esty.
respected
as
a
veteran
high
It
calls
upon
mem
to
answ?r
school
principal
and
as
a
tried
the
question
that
stirs
the
and
trusted
head
of
Vancouver's
hearts
of
all
sane
men:
Is
then-Parks
Board.
He
polls
huge
votes,
no
other
way
the
world
may
and
deserves
them.
live?
traffic
jam
for
freight
and
passengers
moving
in
and
out
of
Skagway
could
become
something
that
;
should
not
happen
in
a
nightmare.
As
a
possible
solution,
a
proposal
worth
serious
!
thought
is
offered
in
the
May
issue
of
New
Liberty
:
magazine
by
Richard
L.
Neuberger,
a
writer
and
,
Oregon
state
senator
who
is
a
well-known
visitor
along
the
northwest
coast.
Describing
it
as
"the
Skagway
trade,"
Mr.
j
Neuberger
observes
that
people
of
the
north
have
talked
of
a
deal
by
which
Alaska
would
cede
to
.
He
is
a
right-wing
wheelhorse
So
the
new
Soviet
leadership
m
9
We
are
prepared
to
reaffirm,
v
lth
the
most
concrete
evidence,
our
readiness
to
help
build
a
;
world
In
which
all
peoples
can
be
productive
and
prosperous.
:
This
government
Is
ready
to
1
t'sk
Its
people.
to
join
with
all
tuitions
In
devoting
a
substantial
pcrrcntafe
of
the
savings
nrhieved
by
disarmament
to
a
fund
for
world
aid
and
reconduction
.
.
.
The
Provincial
Voters
List
is
now
being
revised
If
you
are'not
registered
you
will
nor
be
oble
to
vote
ot
the
next
Provincial
Election.
Registration
on
the
Dominion
or
Municipal
voters
lists
does
not
mean
that
your
nome
is
on
the
Provincial
Voters
List.
The
responsibility
is
YOURS
.
.
to
see
that
you
are
properly
registered.
Registration
Centres
will
be
opened,
between
April
16
and
27
inclusive,
at
the
following
locations:
Prince
Rupert
Electoral
District
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i
of
the
CCF
party,
which
he
has
,
served
for
20
years,
You
can
say
of
him
that
he
would
have
made
an
excellent
Canada
the
town
of
Skagway
and
the
corridor
leader
of
either
the
Conserva-
along
which
the
WP
&
Y
operates.
In
return,
Alaska
tive
or
Liberal
parties
tn
b
c.
.
,
.,
.
.
,
,
i
;
had
his
ideas
run
that
way,
not
would
receive
a
119-mile
strip
bordering
the
road
furthc.r
i(.ft.
INCOME
TAX
QUIZ
Soviet
Union
What
is
the
rcidy
to
do'
Whatever
the
answer
be
let
!
Yet
the
CCF
party
convention
has
shackled
Webster
with
a
1
platform
so
far
to
the
left
that
jit
amounts
to
a
ball-and-chain.
j
IT
IS
TOO
SOON
yet
to
given
1
even
a
good
first
guess
as
to
running
from
the
Alaskan
settlement
of
Haines
to
a
union
with
the
Alaska
Highway
90
miles
northwest
of
Whitehorse.
Sixty-five
miles
of
this
strip
would
go
through
Yukon
Territory,
and
54
miles
through
B.C.
it
be
plainly
spoken.
Again
wc
say
The
hunger
for
oeace
Is
too
great,
the
hour
in
history
too
late,
for
any
Can
I
Include
in
my
medical
!
ernment
to
mock
men's
hopes
jhow
the
election
will
go
in
B.C.
"The
Haines
road
is
'
nrimarilv
2.
land
route
tO
,
"
U
were
going
to
be
held
next
expenses
the
cost
of
my
hearing
with
mere
words
and
promises
1
-
"
.
.
.
.
week,
instead
of
seven
weeks
aid?
iancl
g-stures
Fairbanks,
Alaska,-taking
off
from
the
sheltered
ifrom
now.
I
would
say
the
Lib-
a.
Yes.
The
Income
Tax
Act
i
The
test
of
truth
Is
simple
;
Hourt
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
(Except
Sundays'
Weekdays
9
o.m.
to
3
p
n.
Saturdays
9
o.m.
to
12
Nom
Locotion
Ormet
Drug
Store
Prince
Ittipert,
B
C
Registrar
of
Voters
Office
Court
House.
Hrlnte
Rupert.
BC.
erals,
CCF
and
Social-
Credit
aUo
provides
that
the
taxpayer
TnPrp
ran
no
persuasion
but
would
neck
and
neck.
bv
df,rds
run
oan
include,
in
his
medical
ex-
j
...
,
But
everything
will
now
de-
penses.
the
cost
of
an
artificial
pend
on
the
campaign.
It
could
limb,
a
spinal
brace,
a
brace
fori
Every
gun
that
Is
made,
every;
UA
Wt
4U
.itl
A
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i:
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....
.
1
.
...
I
.nrchtn
!
1
1
1
n
i'
hfri
VfrV
rru-itl't
mat.
iiir
3
win
inu.TC
iu
a
moo,
or
it
vwicrii
iirtii
in
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iiiaj
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!
in
thn
linll
'
taite
me
tr
uiaiiuitn
t
late
ne
reauireo
ior
me
taxnaver
n'
u
on.nn.i
.--w.
sense
a
theft
from
those
wh
value
and
elect
the
CCF
any-
himself,
his
s:)cue
or
a
depend
In
addition
to
the
above.
Registration
Curd
are
available
at
the
folloinj
pUre
throughout
the
di
ttU'l
way,
notwithstanding
tne
visioie
enl.
impracticability
of
some
of
the
j
Q
nu.sband
and
i
are
both
hunger
and
are
not
f"d.
tho;i
who
are
cold
an
j
are
ma
clothed
i
"
I
Indian
Superintendent,
MiwtBC
Mr.
Allwrta
Brown.
Skideple
extreme
pianits.
employed.
We
require
a
full-j
'
time
housekeeper
to
look
after!
IF
THE
CCF
wins
this
election
mir
r-hildrAn
What
nllnuanrf
tf
The
peare
we
seek,
founded
j
in
B.C.
I
think
they
would
anv
can
we
cheim
for
the
waees
'
Pn
drcent
tnr
t
and
co-opera-
Skldegate,
BC
Srln
Logging
Company,
Pafofi
BC
Mr.
NelMn
Brew,
liaysport.
BC
Klrmtu
Cannery,
Klcmtu,
BC
eive
the
Drovince
good
govern-
,,.
.
,k-
the
i
.
,.1.
tm
effort
among
nations,
can,
paid
to
housekeeper?
ment.
But
it
would
be
at
best
waters
of
the
Inside
Passage,"
the
author
remarks.
"Rut
because
it
serves
no
Canadian
community
of
ny
size,
the
Canadian
government
has
declined
to
J-;eep
the
road
open
in
winten.
Between
Haines
and
ihe
border
the
thoroughfare
is
plowed
by
the
notaries
of
the
Alaska
Road
Commission.
At
the
boundary,
snowdrifts
take
over.
Trucks
are
turned
1
iack.
This
causes
much
heartburn
and
indignation
jn
Alaska.
''But
if
a
corridor
along
the
Haines
road
were
ceded
by
Canada
to
Alaska
in
exchange
for
Skag-way,
the
Americans
would
have
a
direct
stake
in
maintaining
a
winter
route
to
Fairbanks."
Although
Alaska
would
receive
the
greater
Acreage,
this
must
be
balanced
against
the-
acquisition
by
Canada
of
a
valuable
new
port.
For
the
791
inhabitants
of
Skagway
the
matter
could
be
put
to
'a
vote,
with
Canada
compensating
those
who
would
ooner
move,than
adopt
a
new
citizenship,
f
f
'
be
fortified
-not
by
weapons
of
war
but
bv
whejt
and
by
cot
A.
The
wages
paid
to
a
housekeeper
under
these
circumstanc
the
same
that
the
CCF
has
delivered
in
Saskatchewan
and
Mr.
Danny
McLeod,
Humph
Bit
!
ton:
by
milk
and
by
wool:
by
j
meat
and
by
timber
and
by
rice
:
es
are
personal
expenses
which;
not
1
iie
M
not
deductible
from
your
in-
come.
uusi.
uiauu
ui
iiiu
platform.
These
proposals
Q.
I
am
a
married
man
with
a
!
a
:plre
from
to
:
tlv
!
this:
The
lifting.
Outright
socialism
is
not
prac-
dependent
child
under
18
years
Mr.
.Mini
ll.iillind.
Dodge,
Cove.
BC.
Mi.
Ili
ralil
(.ray.
Mas
t.
BC.
Mr.
Adam
lprr.
Port
Clements,
BC.
Hudson's
Bay
Company,
Port
Simpson.
BC.
Itulrdale
I
annrry,
Buledale,
B
C
Mr.
II.
R.
Ilravan.
Queen
Chailijtte
City.
BC.
Nelnon
Brothers
Limited.
Port
Edward,
II
C.
Mr.
K.
C
Stevens,
Skidegate.
B.C.
'
Kelly
l
oin
Company.
Aero
Camp.
Cumshewa
Inlet,
B
C.
Mr.
John
Francis
Murray.
Hunt
Inlet.
BC.
Invrrnrui
Cannery.
Inverness,
B.C.
Mrs.
t.
K.
IvcrMiiir
Oona
River,
B
C.
Mrs.
T
Johnson.
Osland,
B
C.
Northern
Pulpwood
I.ld.,
Sandsplt.
B
C.
Mr.
F..
H.
Richardson.
Tlell,
B
C.
tical
politics
in
B.C.
or
any
other
of
a?p
If
,
declde
not
to
acrepi
;
backs
and
from
the
hearts
of
part
of
Canada
at
this
stage
of
th.
Familv
Allowance
for
that
mpn-
?'
thltr
burden
of
arms
that
they
may
tnd
nd
of
of
fears,
fears.
wj
.
history.
For
example.
It
is
plain
cnlld
may
l
claim
$400
exemp.!
silly
to
talk
of
'
socializing"
the
tlon
instead
of
$i50?
1
'Ind
before
th
m
a
golden
age
!
Mrs.
II.
Ryan,
Mrtlakatla.
BC
Mr,
(irare
Vlker,
KUk
C
Alaska
Pine
I.ld..
Moresby
Cairp
Cutmhewa
Inlet.
BC.
Kelly
Logging
Company,
Juskatla
Camp.
BC.
Suimykide
C
annery.
SunnysWt.
BC
North
Pacific
Cannert.
Skeena
River.
BC.
Bifr
BC
t
abr
nnery.
Skecns
Indian
Snperinlendent,
Prince
Rupert,
BC.
it
freedom
and
of
peace.
'
enure
roresi
inaustry
01
ax..
A
No
u
a
chid
qua,jfiPtl
The
province
of
B
C
still
owns
for
FamHy
Allowance,
or
could
forests
so
vast
and
mighty
that
b
qualined
by
registration,
the
the
most
ardent,
expert,
demo-
ailowed
exemptlon
u
,150
evfn
cratic
governioent
in
the
whole
thougn
the
parenU
AeeMt
nol
IAs
time
goes
on
in
this
age
of
northern
expan-
worm
wou.u
oa.r
a.,
.v
m
to
accept
tne
Famiy
Allowance
asion,
it
will
become
more
and
more
apparent
that
!.for
,10',20
J.
mo5.e
years
t0
C0?A
tor
the
child
.
,
i
,
,
.
,
.
..
to
look
after
its
own
wooded
LETTERBOX
tne
-perambulations
ot
the
tanada-Alaska
border
'impose
handicaps
on
both
sides.
On
the
face
of
it,
."the
Skagway
trade"
looks
like
a
sensible
method
of
cancelling
them
out.
j
'
estates.
To
talk
of
expropriat-,
ing
properties
already
owned
by
1
private
hands
Is
Just
plain
non-
!
sense.
1
!
THE
CCF
In,
Saskatchewan
Is
I
j
not
extreme.
They
took
over
j
sthe
private
electricity
companies
(as
the
Tories
did
In
On
POPE
CONFERRED
TITLE
The
Editor,
The
Daily
News:
I
refer
to
trie
sermon
In
Saturday's
paper,
and
In
the
Infer
da
Scripture
'ipiure
i
JPa
anaqe
for
soaavf
1
TO
THE
ECONOMY-WISE
DRIVER
.
.
.
Enjoy
the
Cnmfiirt
of
Biq
Cor
Performance
and
the
Pleasure
of
Small
Car
Economy
together
with
the
Smart,
Exciting
Consul
Styling
Make
this
your
new
tar
year
with
a
'53
CONSUL
Sedan
or
Convertible.
Test
drive
it
today
at
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
tario
in
19071.
They
took
over
"Dc
all
to
the
glory
of
God."
1
Cor.
10:31.
tile
bus
lines
Thev
set
the
pace
ests
of
historical
accuracy,
wish
'
.
,
"
'
for
hospital
insurance
for
all
to
Plnt
out
that
the
title
Canada,
and
have
the
cheapest
fender
of
the
Faith"
was
confer-;
automobile
Insurance
scheme
In
red
on
Henry
the
Eighth
by
Pope
,the
country.
They
have
a
total-
Leo
the
10th
for
hw
defence
of
medical-and-dental-care
experi-!
the
Sacraments
and
the
Mass
ment
in
Swift
Current
which,
against
Martin
Luther,
i
however,
has
never
been
ex-
1
This
was
in
1521.
Henry's
break
tended
to
the
entire
province.
with
Rome
came
only
13
years
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
Some
men
always
keep
to
the;
and
a
master
who
stands
no!
Premier
Douglas
says
frankly
later
In
1534.
Hence
the
title
was
same
routine:
wine,
women
and
I
nonsense.
No
community
can
"no
socialization
mererly
for
the
conferred
by
the
Head
of
the
.s'long.
London
Opinion.
'risk
rabies.
It's
true
enough
fake
of
socialism."
Had
the
CCF
Catholic
Church
on
a
Catholic
there
are
times
we
like
Towser
in
BC.
followed
that
line
it
Monarch
for
his
defence
of
the
,
l
NO
GENERAL
HOUSE
TO
HOUSE
CANVASS
IS
TO
-
BE
UNDERTAKEN.
'"'"'
Those
olready
on
the
Voters
List
will
receive
Post
Card
notification
that
they
are
registered.
GORDON
F.
FORBES,
Itegistrar
of
Voters,
Atlin
Electoral
District
,
'
Hours
Location
t.
,
nffl
ff
2
to
6
P
Aiyansh
Rev.
S.
Kinley
("Zn
m"
to
Atlin
Court
House
t0
4
pi
Alice
Arm
A.
L
Yorke
r
10
0
,
f0
5
Pff
Lower
Post
W.
C.
Hodkinson
i'n"A"rn
to
4
P
m'
McDame
Creek
G.
Duncan
J
t0
5
P
Stewart
Court
House
"
'
i0
i
p"1
Telegraph
Creek
Court
House
IU
IS
T
NO
GENERAL
HOUSE
TO
HOUSE
CANVASS
BE
UNDERTAKEN.
Those
already
on
the
Voters
List
will
receive
Port
Card
notification
that
they
are
registered.
w
sMiIelds
orR.
Registrar
of
Verj.
IWr
Atlin
tlerloral
Its
plain
enough,
says
the
land
Rover,
yet
it
must
be
ad-
would
have
won
a
clear-cut
ma-
Catholic
Faith,
New
York
Times,
why
rain
don't
REV.
J.
I.
McMAHON.
nutted
there
comes
times
when
;
jority
last
year,
each
is
a
nuisance,
as
well
as
being
dashed
embarrassing.
!
TOASTMASTER
i
Most
Reds
in
The
new
minister
from
Ken
tucky
lost
his
Job
after
attend
rise
over
the
ankles
and
raincoats
don't
fall
to
the
shoes,
why
It
makes
window-cleaners
jhappy
and
children
sad,
fills
t
homeless
cats
with
despair,
un-
presses
suits
and
unshines
'shoe,
solicits
queer
odors
froit
fur
coats
and
makes
grass
.brighter
and
skies
duller.
In
ing
dinner
at
the
home
of
one
-
Coast
Labor
Unions
of
the
church
elders.
Asked
he'd
like
some
corn,
he
passed
VANCOUVER
tr
Gordon'
Cushine.
national
secretary
of
i
his
glass.
fact,i
It
makes
numerous
things
thingier
and
many
others
less
TSO.
.
.
Now
Regular
$32.95
CLEARANCE
Our
loss
will
be
your
lain
...
we
have
found
ourselves
overstocked
.
.
.
only
a
few
left
.
.
Ret
your
Toastmasler
The
Colorado
River
made
the
!
the
,Tra
des
ln
La'CB
'T'
ald
h"e
tne
aclfi
Grand
Canyon,
but
you
feel
.
t
has
a
greater
number
of.
Godloast
when
you
are
there
that
gave
the
instructions.
Communists
In
the
labor
move-1
j
ment
than
any
other
section
of
;
Canada.
f
Halibut
fishing
will
i.tart
May
17.
When
it
will
conclude
is
"something
else
again.
It
can
be
said.
however,
that
guesses
are
i
being
made.
The
season
won't
,be
unduly
long.
Everyone
believes
very
easily
whatever
he
hears
or
desires.
Jean
de
la
Fontaine.
at
He
Mid
In
an
Interview
that
the
bulk
of
Communists
In
the
labor
movement
have
drifted
to
this
coast.
He
didn't
consider
them
a
serious
threat,
but
said
he
was
sure
Between
men
and
women
there
Is
no
friendship
possible
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
i
"4,
When
Prince
Rupert
dogs
wish
Stewart,
B.C.
.in
00
abroad,
which
li
most
of
There
is
passion,
enmity,
wor-
Box
1279
tlie
time
they
must
have
their
1
ship,
love,
but
no
friendship.
1
they
did
not
come
here
by
aecl-
Phone
644
I
dent.
movements
regulated
by
a
leash
lOscar
Wilde.
(Ill