VICTORIA
REPORT
.
2
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
'J
As
I
See
It
dusty
cunbni
'"fit
Wednesday,
February
3,
1954
VICTORIA
The
Liberals
may
the
Legislative
Built
The
i.ih.ri.
have
only
five
members
in
the
Legislature,
but
those
five
are
ment
services
are
always
expanding,
and
that
costs
money.
No
one.
he
says,
wants
the
services
cut,
yet
everyone
howls
for
economy.
Perhaps
the
Lib
nothing
&s
,h
;
f
4
by
'?
Of,
mjk
Independent
dally
newtpaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlno
Rupen
and
Northern
and
"entral
British
Columbia.
Msmbw
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
ol
Clrculatloni
'
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
,
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Dallv
New
Limited.
i
J.
T.
MAOOH.
President
H.
Cl.
PERRY,
Vice-President
showing
they're
going
to
mane
themselves
heard
at
the
session
and
become
the
erals,
at
the
session,
win
ten
me
ui
tiuum.
i
a
I
,
,l
hn
mnnpv
run
more
I
i
I"
",
i"K
labor,
Wllh
deeply
concern,;
"us
'
deterioration
management
relate
j
Subscription
Rates:
By
carrier
Per
week.
25c;
per
month.
tl.OO:
per
year,
110
00.
Indeed,
it
seems
that
at
this
;
govt-u,....
-
.....
moment
the
Liberals
have
stolen
1
be
saved.
I
,
s
u
ways
easy
o,
Itio
ns
to
do
that,
"sound,
the
ball
of
opposition
away
from
oppos
is
strangely
good,
too
puWcbMH
the
CCF.
The
CCF
.
.
Hiff,.,iH
!
ninresscd
by
calls
ior
govern-
By
mall
Per
month,
7Sc;
piT
year,
(8
00.
StC;
i
1
4-lu(
no
tmm
1,1,
f
we
call
But.
when
an
eminent
to
reT
rs
it
on
o
couVe
in
their
op-'
ment
economy.
Z
iolr
the
Liberals
And,
at
ment,
as
always,
oner
or
later;
board
of
rep
t.hl.
moment
the
Liberals
have
I
happens,
tney
re
usuui.y
jum
u
cupao.e
individual
time
study
to
the"'
disputes.
Advances.
grabbed
the
initiative
and
intend
vspendy
as
the
Bovwnmeni.
attitude
to
the
Liberals
The
to
hang
f'
?
on
L
to
!
1
it.
L
They're
W,L
going
,,?.
Ipge
is
rather
strange.
It
seems
province
s
economy
"
L"Z.tZl
;rnMic
There
they're
opposing
Premier
i
found
where
th,
nig
w
?
r
,o.lv
for
the
sake
of
labor
and
m.n
eye,
so
that
wnen
ine
nexi
eiec-1
,
-
.
.
-
-
Liberals
have
:
The
plementary."
tion
rolls
wound
the
Liberals
l
opposing
long
said,
like
everyone
else,
that
won't
be
torotte.
the
PGB
should
be
compieiea.
MP's
Pay
Raise
WHEN
members
of
parliament
debate
raising
their
own
pay
they
know
they
are
handling
political
dynamite.
Hence
the
speeches
in
the
House
on
this
matter
were
surrounded
by
a
sense
of
tension
and
drama.
The
MP's
know
that
there
are
few
people
who
ever
get
the
chance
to
set
the
scale
of
their
own
pay.
But
.the
MP's
also
know
that
In
this
case
they
are
compelled
to
act.
Year
by
year,
by
their
own
votes,
they
must
in.
woerai
w.u
a.
w.
-1
ab(mt.fac,
(.on.s
a
vemoer
rjy-eieciion
was
a
puw--ui
,
,,-,.
Liberals
say
c,,v
,
The
this
about
the
shot
in
the
arm
to
the
Liberals
PGR:
"We
are
presently
ol
the
opinion
that
a
flrst-cia.su
highway
along
the
coast
to
Squamish
would
cost
less
than
half
as
much
as
the
rail
extension
contemplated;
it
would
open
up
the
magnificent
Howe
Sound
country,
give
access
by
automobile
to
Garibaldi
Park,
and
give
faster
Their
suiting
spirit-
hive
been
buckd
up
no
end.
They
now
see
a
ray
of
hope.
The
fiv
LI'WFal
MLA's
leader
Arthur
Laing;
P.
A.
Gibbs
of
nK
Ev:
A.
Bruce
Brown
of
Prince
Rupert:
Gordon
Gibson
of
Lillooet
and
George
Gregory
of
Victoria
held
a
pre-sesslon
I
say
whetlfer
they
think
their
own
pay
is
fair,
too
low
or
too
and
less
expensive
messenger
and
freight
service
to
the
Peace
River
country.
We
think,
however,
that
no
steps
should
be
taken
until
u
full
enquiry
has
been
held
by
a
committee
of
the
meeting
In
Victoria,
to
plan
their
legislative
strategy.
Judging
py
what
they
did,
they're
vnm
to
do
plenty
of
talking
this
session.
For
instance,
they're
going
to
I
,,ll..,ln,i
U'hl'H
('VI)CltS
COUIQ
THE
"SPACE
CADETS"
of
our
young
set
probably
will
want
their
parents
to
buy
this
latest
type
of
atomic
suit,
now
in
vogue
at
the
huge
plutonium-produclng
plant
nt
Richland,
Wash.,
operated
by
General
Electric
for
the
Atomic
Energy
Commission.
The
plastic,
balloon-like
attire
provides
a
protective
barrier
against
radiation
in
"hot"
areas
and
permits
a
man
to
determine
the
extent
of
contamination
and
do
clean-up
and
maintenance
work
In
such
areas.
The
"train
'
in
the
rear
Is
a
flexible
plastic
tunnel
leading
from
suit
to
entrance
port
in
the
wall.
It
provides
air
and
serves
as
an
entrance
and
exit
passage.
An
air
ma.sk
is
used
only
If
the
suit
becomes
torn,
or
punctured.
I
nammer
away
ior
n-.mumy.
..
.
,
de(,l(iion
maoe
on
You
Nai
We
Sh
high.
'
THERE
were
many
fine
speeches
made
on
this
debate.
But
I
thought
the
best,
to
date,
were
made
by
two
Liberals
and
two
CCP
MP's,
The
whole
House
has
long
accorded
respect
to
the
veteran
Authorized
an
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa
Inadequate
Salaries
.
people
who
have
any
close
knowledge
of
MOST
the
responsibilities
of
a
member
of
Parliament
will
not
object
to
higher
salaries
for
these
LHiblic
servants.
'
The
present
indemnity
of
$1,000
per
session,
xlus
$2,000
tax
free
expenses,
is
modest
when
measured
against
the
total
of
.$15,000
for
members
of
the
(j.S.
Congress
who
have
approximately
similar
Juties
and
expenses.
!
Greater
financial
reward,
or
less
financial
sacrifice,
may
attract
a
higher
calibre
of
men
and
,vomen
to
Parliament.
j
But
this
unique
service
was
never
intended
to
ip
either
a
profitable
or.
permanent
profession,
lather,
it
is,
or
should
lie,
regarded
as
a
position
of
aonor
and
of
service.
As
such,
no
salary
scale
can
e'
fitted
to
it
with
any
preciseness.
;
For
the
conscientious
and
hardworking
member,
the
financial
return
will
always
be
incidental
Old
inadequate.
I
For
the
one
who
regards
the
office
merely
as
n
opportunity
to
move
around
at
the
public
expense,
and
as
a
probable
means
of
enhancing
his
actual
or
probably
income,
the
remuneration
is
too
high.
As
for
members
of
the
Senate,
unless
there
is
a
drastic
change
in
the
present
system
of
appointments
and
operation,
they
should
not
be
included
in
any
salary
boost.
Being
a
Canadian
MP,
we
are
frequently
told;
now
is
a
fulltime
job,
although
many
members
seem
to
have
combined
it
quite
well
with
other
occupations.
No
one
can
represent
a
constituency
properly
unless
he
spends
at
least
as
much
time
in
that
constituency
as
on
Capital
Hill,
,
For
the
private
member,
that
should
be
easily
possible.
t
MPs
did
that
they
would
earn
the
country's
thanks
as
well
as
the
boost
in
pay.
They
issued,
after
their
meet-
the.(.1(.ls
ln
lne
best
Interests
ing,
a
press
statement
calling
j
1)l)vi,,ce
as
a
whole."
upon
the
government
"to
reduce
j
,
.
,
,,.
1Vl
earth
tl
I
One
wonder.
hy
on
p
public
expenditure."
and
thev
want
the
delaying
ac-co-ooeraUon
Libera
s
said
they
would
"prefer
their
to
this
effect."
Uon
of
an
enquiry
by
a
legLsia-"Wc
committee.
Surely
there
suggest
a
thorough
and
,
"ve
been
enough
enquiries
Into
of
.have
vigorous
inspection
every
government
department,
with
I
lhe
PGR.
u,
,i..(r..ii
,...,,
i.
vii.ui"
I
The
cov.
i
ninc-nt
must
he
Complete
iky,
vice
wins.
Iiousrhuld-lc
w
iirlil
-mite
I
(KM.
I
REFLECTS
Vancouver
member,
Angus
Mac-Innes.
In
the
last
parliament
there
were
frequent
predictions
that
Angus
was
about
to
retire.
He
had
undergone
a
severe
operation.
Yet
now
he
stands
in
his
place
in
the
front
row
of
the
CCP,
paler
than
he
used
to
be,
but
more
rugged
and
healthier
looking
than
for
years
past.
Kay
WSTAM't
,irf',
rivo
i
ii,r,.i
Mr
A'u
"wo
commended
n
Us
decision
to
i;o
and
REMINISCES
believe
a
reduction
ln
the
forth-
"head
wnn
me
nqiiaiiiiMi-u
t
fKTAfiK
Alia
Plimie
liO
Vancouver
extension
oi
im-
PGE.
In
the
past,
governments
said
the
POE
should
he
finished,
LINDSI
;
press
n
sWe
.sTTle
of
of
Mr.
Maclnnes
touched
on
his
but,
as
an
excuse
for
doing
coming
budget
Is
a
practical
possibility,
and
we
think
this
additional
purchasing
power
in
the
hands
of
individuals
will
be
more
effective
in
our
economy
than
under
government
control."
However,
Premier
Bennett,
nothing,
had
someone
or
other
winter
will
be
six
weeks
longer.
No
groundhog
could
see
anything
that
looked
like
his
shadow
on
Feb.
2.
own
hard
life
as
an
orphaned
farm
boy,
and
then
for
his
long
proposed
the
Prince
Rupert
drydock
has
a
sameness.
Why
on
earth,
it
seems
to
ak,
should
the
railway
not
want
to
continue
being
the
proud
pos-
"Inve
It
tn
enquire
into
it.
and
then
the
findings
were
hidden
away
in
a
years
as
a
hard
working
street
railwayman,
working
long
hours
for
meager
pay.
He
said,
with
sessor
of
a
splendid
plant
liko
At
Least
Year
quiet
but
convincing
candor
the
drydock
and
shipyard,
.sit
-that
he
had
had
a
softer
life
as
ualed
as
it
is
in
one
of
the
most
n
MP
than
he
had
ever
had
j
prosperous
and
promising
parts
Come
in
for
who'll
be
Minister
of
Finunce
hy
the
time
the
session
opens,
has
!
said
that
the
budget
cannot
be
lower
this
year,
that
govern-
Border
Town
Needed
to
Restart
before.
But
he
based
his
main
of
Canada?
,JT3
i
'
(
a
Demonstration
case
against
increases
Irj
tjrt
MP's
pay
on
the
ground,,
that
Oil
Refinery
Ever
feel
curious
about
the
sort
of
folk
Uiat
helped
start
Prince
Rupert?
To
suggest.
not
so
many
are
left
would
nut
be
entirely
correct,
yet
nevertheless,
the
number
may
be
said
;
this
would
further
tend
.to
jjep-i
arate
the
MP
from
the
people
j
he
represents.
The
whole
House
i
knew
that
Angus
told
the
t'ruth
when
he
said
that
the
vast
ma-
By
DONALD
11
SC
II
WIND
ABADAN,
Iran
t,v-The
mammoth
Abadan
relinery
has
been
See
ALL
the
FRIGIDA!
to
be
growing
steadily
fewer.
!
jonty
of
Canadians
have
a
!
harder
time
making
ends
meet
li
X-iTwl
Has
Biggest
Stamp
Business
ST.
STEPHEN,
N
B
(CP)
This
town
on
the
New
Brunswl.-k-Malne
border
claims
the
biggest
stamp
business
in
Canada.
Only
two
or
three
comparable
firms
T
largely
idle
since
1952.
Today
there
is
hope
that
n
solution
to
the
Iranian
oil
dispute
is
near
but
even
with
a
settlement
it
will
take
a
year
or
two
to
get
Abadan
back
into
full
produc-
Many
hundreds
have
long
since
passed
on,
while
others
though
still
on
mrth
are
not
in
Rupert.
All
were
young
in
spirit
and
outlook,
and
some
day
we'll
have
to
do
our
best
to
try
and
remember.
CUduc
DAMPJl
MODEL
HO-35
rS0
than
do
the
MP's,
even
at
present
scales
of
pay.
BUT
TWO
MINERS
made
the
really
clinching
speeches.
One
was
a
Liberal,
Jim
Byrne
from
East
Kootenay.
Th.e
othe.rf
was
CCF,
Clarry
Gillif.itfja
Heran
299
75
1
fetiorl
rrom
"
PARLIAMENT
By
E.
T.
APPLEWHAITE,
MP
Skeena
tion
In
the
United
States
have
great-
The
refinery,
operated
by
the
',
er
volume.
Parliament
voted
on
lhe
sal-
Anglo-Iranian
Oil
Co.,
was
The
company
here
which
ma
Us
OUR
BUDGET
PLAN,
WILL
HELP
YC
ary
increases
Tuesday
and
the
taken
over
by
the
regime
of
stamps
by
;the
'millions-,
to
col-former
premier
Mohammed
Mos-
lector;
was
founded
23
years
an')
result
was
as
expected.
Who
ever
imagined
members
would
i
sadegh
jour
federal
public
building
at
pests.
For
this
success
we
can
coal
miner
from
Cape
Breton.
Sfhithers
is
evidently
gradually
I
als0
tnank
tne'
friendly
interest
Jim
Byrne
told
the
unvarnish-
,
.
,
'of
Mr.
J.
G.
Taggart,
federal
ed
truth
when
he
said
that
a
looming
an
operating
concern.
,
fleputy
minister
of
Agricuiture.
I
man
with
a
youn?
family
just
r
f.i'.
v..
neglect
obtaining
more
money
GORDON
&
ANDER
Phone
46
by
Ralph
O.
Garcelon,
now
45,
who
started
with
a
mediocrecol-lection.
The
company
seldom
deals
ln
rare
stamps,
but
ships
its
offerings
In
huge
quantities.
Last
winter
five
tons
of
one
could
not
"get
by"
on
the
pres
Fearing
a
possible
attempt
to
fire
the
giant
refinery
as
a
desperate
protest
against
the
return
of
foreign
participation,
the
Abadan
military
governor,
Soor
ent
indemnity.
He
spoke
in
dignified
but
candid
fashion
with
1
,
note
wnn
sausiacuon
umi
(
,
t
am
endeavoring
to
get
from
stj'ps
have
been
taken
to
estab-
j
transport
Department,
copies
iish
a
position
of
fireman-
of
the
report
or
of
the
results
of
,.V
,
,
,Hh
the
preliminarv
survev
carried
the
practical
problem
a
young
Esrafil,
recently
redoubled
his
I
grouping
alone
were
mailed,
force
of
secret
agents
in
and!
More
recently,
rows
of
girls
at
neat
,de.ks
assembled
100.000
around
key
installations.
.
uul
uii
uiuy
irtianu
witu
a
view
Mr
nas:
ijoes
ne
ciose
uj
ma
tle
heating,
etc.,
there.
Talking
deterrnlnlng
the
feasibility
of
real
home-town
home
and
move
o
heating,
I
gather
from
the
j
an
airport
there.
As
I
am
of
the
j
his
family
bag-
and
baggage
to
weather
maps
that
the
Interior
opinion
that
all
the
money
we
j
Ottawa?
Or
does
he
keep
up
two
sfrtions
of
Skeena
have
had
j
voted
for
this
purpose
has
not;
homes?
Jim
(a
long-time
smrip
nret.tv
rolri
snells
We
have
i
been
used,
I
am
trying
also
to!
union
official)
declared
that
According
to
officials
of
the
when
the
chance
came
their
way?
Of
course
ten
thousand
is
an
improvement
on
six.
So
is
sixty
substantially
better
than
forty
a
month
as
pension
for
those
not
in
thc
house.
SCREEN
FLASHES
Films,,
scheduled
for
showing
at
tne..
.Capitol
Theatre
Uns
National
Iranian
Oil
Co.,
Esra-fil's
first
act
after
taking
over
Abadan
two
months
ago
was
to
packets
of
C'.echoslovaklan
Is-;
sues,
40
to
a
packet,
for
a
total
,
of
4.080,000
stamps
in
the
single
I
offering.
In
another
period
the!
qufek-finijered
glrl.s
slipped!
5.000,000
Yugoslav
stamps
Into
100.000
envelopes.
The
company
employs
00
or
i
have
more
detailed
information
I
any
self-respecting
trade
union
hjd
some
really
bitter
weather
1
-rush
the
area's
Communist
Tudeh
party.
About
a
dozen
Avtomatlt
WASHER
compiled
the
information
which
wmk,
bc
a.ohamsd
to
pay
its
would
be
absolutely
necessary
!,,...
.
,
oftoals
thc
sfale
tne
MPs
!
before
a
cost
estimate
could
be
i
hfiun
rf"Piurl
dewn
here.
Jl
have
taken
up
with
the
Minister
of
Fisheries,
the
matter
have
been
sent
to
Khargh
prison
Island.-
"
-
i
;
:
1
mills
Av"w
of
better
protection
against
for-
PrePireu.
,
in
i
u
i.
uk,
i
!
An
nrt.icle
of
conslderab
e
in-!
t
t
t
Reports
or
the'
Coining
oil
negotiations
havfr.ljrouWis.Mu
the
wllh
l.mout
Judi-Mlw
I
Feb?
V
to
6,
The'
Cruel
Sea-
surface
what
seems
to
have
been
appears
in
the"
Janu-)
liametit'
ever
'liearcT
a
Tmore
more
workers
in
winter,
its
busiest
time.
.
'
,
.
'
,
,
Mn
Garcelon
became'a
stamp
collector
at
the
age
of
lo.
Asked
why
stamps
fascinate
'o
many
people,
he
said:
"It's
the
attraction
of
some
Jack
Hawkins:
midnight,
Feb
n.vprv
.tjonnri
rpnrpspnt.at.inn
was
i
UKe
ours.
nfcH.
hv
tha
Prinra
Rururi
nh.
arv
93
issue
of
the
government
rinwn-t.n-enrt.h
or
convinclne
T
White
Goddess
John
Hall.
,
.
.
h-liclnl
Atthm
.
.
"Hf""
ilr-llir9h
"
IUI
Sun-a
tlilt
ton
.
.
.
laving
Cyclt-fDM
iljW.
a
dormant
liking
for
the
British,
despite
the
abuse
heaped
on
Britain
and
all
Its
works
during
the
Mossadegh
regime.
Company
wwri
ft
loam
.
.
.
!
S-
thing
from
foreign
countries
and
eimen's
Co-Operatlve.
Mr.
sin-1
Pupation,
Foreign
Trade,
un-
j
ch
than
that
made
by.
Clar-.Melissa
McClure;
Home
at
ctoir
has
assured
me
of
the
de-
ler
the
title:
"Norway
Looks
to-
,
Seven
Ralph
Richardson,
Jack
'rArtment's
desire
to
co-operate
!
the
North."
In
fact
all
Cana-
CI"
u"
s
'
Hawkins;
Feb.
8
to
10,
Sangarec
a
fully
as
possible.
He
agreed
dians
should
find
this
outline
It
was
the
kind
of
"big
broth-ArlPpn
Dahl,
Fernando
Lamas,
vflth
my
suggestion
that
as
much
of
Norwegian
northern
devel-
er"
speech
you
might
imagine
i
Feb.
11
to
13,
Return
to
Para-aj
possible
be
made
of
airplane
Pment
interesting.
The
large-
a
man
making,
say
in
a
private
!
dise
Gary
Cooper,
Roberta
officials
pleading
not
to
be
,
the
scenes
of
different
ways
of
k
(jouil
olu'uijs
be
proud
i
uuui-u
Mi.neu
wmi
uumixuuii
life.
And
there's
the
satisfaction
as
they
expressed
the
hope
of
lhat
come-s
wlth
completion
of
a
""-tinn
one
or
another
of
the
in
project,
getting
an
album
n
Britons
who
worked
with
or
over
j
complete
set."
pfrtrols.
It
seems
to
me
that
the
scale
of
skilled
labor
Feb.
14,
training
t
caucus
if
he
were
about!
Haynes;
midnight,
Big
and
the
tripling
of
the
area
j
.
'
.
,
.
.
!
Frame
Mark
Stevens,
Jean
RUPERT
RADIO
&
Bl
w
reure.
i
ne
v,ape
nrriun
cua.
.
.
Beware
Mv
Lovelv-Idtf
vnrm
uttiore
on
nauoimnauiiuii.
;
Mr
Oarcelnn
Is
nnt.
lmnriKi.il
vry
knowledge
that
a
plane
rrlight
at
any
minute
appear
out
oj
nowhere
and
sit
flown
beside
a
vessel
fishing
illegally,
would
miner
told
how
he
had
first
j
LUpjno,
Robert
Ryan;
Feb.
15
to
come
to
parliament,
not
of
his
17,
Roar
of
the
Crowd
Howard
313
Third
Avenue
own
wish,
and
how
he
had
never
l".
Helene
btanley;
I
lie
MarksmanWayne
Morris.
Feb.
18
to
20,
Kiss
Me
Kale-
Kathryn
Grayson,
Howard
Keel;
midnight,
Feb.
21,
Johnny
Holi
with
Canadian
Issues
in
the
last
few
years.
"In
my
opinion,
Canadian
stamps
were
among
the
most
attractive
Issued
anywhere
up
until
about
1950.
Since
then
Canada
has
put
out
quite
a
number
which
are
far
from
attractive."
He
considers
British
colonials,
designed
and
printed
in
Britain,
tops
in
stamps
from
an
aesthetic
standpoint.
yet
been
able
to
pay
his
way,
as
an
MP,
on
the
pay
scale
now
in
force.
The
real
argument
for
the
increase
came
of
course
from
the
Prime
Minister.
It
was
clear
and
The
plant
formerly
employed
'
50.000.
At
nationalization
the
Iranian
government
was
committed
to
keening
employees,
regardless
of
whether
they
were
needed.
Thus,
with
production
slashed
to
perhaps
five
per
cent,
the
refinery
has
been
shouldering
the
full
payroll,
plus
maintenance
costs
to
the
tune
of
$1,-500.000
a
month.
Most
of
the
production
staff
Is
idle.
The
catalytic
cracker
has
been
untouched
by
the
Iranians
since
under
cultivation
are
stressed.
The
greater
part
of
the
area
referred
to
lies
above
the
Arctic
Circle.
If
anyone
would
like
a
copy
of
this,
I
would
be
glad
to
send
him
or
her
one.
My
appointment
as
Deputy
Chairman
has
meant
some
changes.
My
seat
in
the
House
of
Commons
has
been
changed
to
one
in
the
second
row
near
the
Chair.
My
office
has
been
changed
and
I
now
have
an
office
to
myself
on
the
main
floor.
This
I
accepted
with
considerable
regret
as
it
breaks
up
my
partnership
with
Karl
Eyre,
Member
for
Tlmmins.
with
FLY...
day
William
Bendix,
Hoagy
Carmlchael;
Devil's
Playground
Hopalong
Cassidy;
Feb.
22
to
9J
nrMl
Rlnnv
ITnrisinff
.tpff
simpie.
unie,
uie
Mrs
pay
'-s
chandler,
Faith
Domerquc
raised
into
line
with
the
cost
of
Feb.
25
to
27,
Peter
Par
all-
hf
a
very
great
deterrent
to
tiose
who
might
be
tempted
to
tjkq
chances.
It
was
with
regret
that
I
l4arned
from
the
Post
Office
department
that
the
Evelyn
pfcst
Office
was
permanently
Josed.
However,
as
we
could
not
find
anyone
willing
to
undertake
the
duties
of
postmaster
there,
I
suppose
there
was
nothing
else
to
be
done.
Residents
ot
Evelyn
will
now
use
the
Stnlthers
post
office.
Congratulations
are
certainly
doe
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
for
their
success
ln
obtaining
local
inspection
of
deep-sea
ships
for
insect
"
J
:
insurance
with
cartoon
feature;
midnight,
Feb
28,
"M"
(adult
entertainment)
A
woman's
true
definition
of
a
"bargain"
is
buying
two
things
spending
almost
a
full
year
ln
Ottawa
no
MP
would
long
be
able
to
hold
the
job
unless
he
it
shut
down.
One
tower
has
a
David
Wayne,
Howard
De
Silva;
section
torn
away.
Valves
and
j
r
the
price
of
one,
even
fittings
are
rust-caked.
I
though
she
does
not
wish
It.
Invasion
U.S.A.
Gerald
Mohr
Peggy
Castle.
EHUS
had
Income
from
other
sources.
BA
Oil
Workers
s
BALLOT
BALLOT
i
whom
I
had
shared
an
office
ever
since
we
both
came
here
first
in
1949.
Karl,
one
of
the
most
popular
members
here
was
an
excellent
companion
and
I
often
find
myself
just
about
In
B.C
Plan
Strike
Action
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Ninety.
British
American
Oil
Company
employees
on
the
Lower
Mainland
have
voted
for
strike
action
to
back
up
pay
demands
to
ask
his
opinion
on
something
and
then
1
remember
we
are
no
longer
together.
On
several
occasions
your
member
has
acted
as
Deputy
Speaker
and
presided
over
the
deliberations
of
the
Chamber.
The
Rt.
Hon.
James
G.
Gardiner,
Minister
of
Agriculture,
returned
to
the
House
on
Janu
THE
ALEX
HUNTER
AWARD
FOR
GOOD
CITIZENSHIP
2
Please
consider
my
nomination
of:
"
'
"
;
x
!
x
;
J
for
the
outstanding
citizen
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
year
1953
"
KAm
wamf
Assets
Rise
ItORONTO
(CPX
An
increase
in
tfctal
assets
of
nearly
$1,750,000
during,
1953.
was
the
largest
ever
mad
in
a
single
year
by
Na-tfonal
Life
Assurance
Company,
president
Robert
Fennell
report-rtl
Tuesday
at
the
company's
56th
annual
meeting.
Total
assets
were
$29,421.
!W0
compared
with
$27,711,632
in
'52,
ttie
president
said.
The
gain
in
to
.
KETCHIKAN
with
connections
to
but
no
strike
deadline
has
been
set.
The
government-supervised
SFATTIF
WHITTHORSE
and
oil
aL
ary
20
after
a
long
absence
and
he
received
ciulle
an
ovation,
I
am
sorry
to
say
that
the
"Rt.
Hon.
Jimmy"
does
not
look
too
well
but
we
are
al
hoping
that
he
will
soon
recover
all
his
old
vigor.
ballot,
called
after
the
company
turned
down
a
majority
conciliation
board
recommendation
for
a
5'2-per-cent
pay
boost,
was
tabulated
at
Vancouver.
Workers
are
members
of
the
Oil
Workers'
International
Union.
rfet
business
In
force
in
1953
was
Phone
266
'
Office
OpP'1
S
My
ADDRESS
,
S
BALLOT
vt
ln
am,
r''turn
to
the
DA,L
NEWS
BALLOT
not
later
than
FEBRUARY
4,
19.14
'
mmi
14
per
cent
greater
than
lhat
of
any
previous
year.