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Wednesday,
May
19,
1054
Premier
Bennett
Is
perhaps
the
!
of
British
Columbia.
Long
abo
n.
le't'J1's
at
meeting
most
outstanding
example
of
a
his
subconscious
determined
him
I
w
mac,f'
his
address
politician
to
whom
personal
to
achieve
that;
some
blind
'
f,
n
85
P?r
c-loyalty
D
meant
nothlns;,
absolute-
j
force
drove
him
on,
forced
him
J
!,,
.
m
of
faktst.,,
ly
nothing.
j
to
take
uny
path
In
order
to
get
I
uUoholc
bevera,.
A
highly
ambitious
man,
he
j
there.
He
got
there!
1
Tne
nuicrar)cf.r
f(,u
was
thwarted
In
UM
by
Herbert
!
i
have
observed
many
politl-
i
,n
frttlsh
Columbia
Anscomb.
dans
during
a
pioodly
number
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VICTORIA
Some
of
the
sightseeing
bus
drivers
here,
as
they
enter
Beacon
Hill
Park,
say.
"Now
folks,
this
Is
politicians'
lane
I
don't
know
why
they
call
It
that
except
because
maybe
It's
so
crooked
and
shady."
This
wisecrucK,
naturally
enough,
brings
a
laup.h,
and
it
does
have
a
certain
amount
of
clumsy
humor.
,
But
hrarlnp:
about
tills
I
couldn't
help
but
regret
such
a
wisecrack
and
wondered
why
politicians
are
always
called
crooked
and
shady,
and
they're
ne
ana
nnscomo
ooin
women
j
0f
years.
I
have
seen
some
trait-B.C.
Conservative
leadership.
0rous
ones,
some
who
would
stop
Anscomb
won:
Bennett's
pride
!
ftt
nothing
In
order
to
curry
was
hurt.
He
determined
that
public
opinion,
In
order
to
make
day
that
somehow,
some
way.
;
themselves
feel
Important
he
would
get
the
top,
come
what
,
llt
by
and
,
,
wf
,d
Safety
Rules
Pay
Off
f
mm
A'
-
.
'
'
.
t-l
v
,
1
!
i
.
Jr
-Wot
.
CLEAN
slate
at
the
end
of
the
Forest
In
A"
dustries
Safety
Week
drive,
in
which
the
menced
to
H.ht
Anscomb,
at
honest
can.,
are
men
and
wom-
lirsi
riuMU.-Miii.iy,
tii-
ri
..peiuy.
.,n
Rllrp
thpv
Mk
thp
,,,,.
In
19W,
Anscomb
and
Bennett
n,p
Iirirt
money,
but
th(.y
WPnt
il
h
fAnFCiMto(Uittu
Conservatives,
Anscomb
AiiumuiiK
4
the
It
a
.....
'
automatically
suspect.
I
Perhaps
too
many
of
them,
themselves,
have,
brought
what
should
be
an
honorable
calling
Into
this
business
because
they
honestly
thought
It
the
best,
way
both
leader
of
Bennett,
the
Riiiping
of
Bennett
against
Arscomb
be-
Intn
rlkrnmi.a
of
helping
their
fellows,
which
.......a
fen
hnH
ll.tit
r.ni.n
I
i,.n
...
tlta
h'lD
O
n.
......
u
v...
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After
all,
politics
it
is.
And
most
of
them
have
been.
highly
loyal
to
their
leaders.
Fortunutely.
disloyalty
Is
rather
a
rate
vice.
'So
it
Is
that
most
politicians
shouldn't
be
sneered
at,
but
thankert.
..
'
.
'
TIIR
POPl'I.AB
PAr
DAY
parade
is
only
a
few
days
off
and
It
is
the
duty
of
the
brigade
pay
officers
to
see
that
the
currency
is
available.
The
men
of
the
1st
Canadian
Infantry
Brigade
in
Germuny
are
paid
in
Hellish
BAF's
i
British
Occupation
money)
and
here
the
brigade
paymaster
pussus
out
bundles
of
UAF's
to
the
unit
pay
officers.
Left
to
right:
Major
D.
S.
Church,
East
Riverside,
N.B.;
I.ieut.
J.
11
Cornwall,
Ottawa,
and
I.ieut.
O.
D.
Rnillll,
Dorchester,
'N
B.
.National
Defence
Photo
of
the
Conservative,
party
was
called.
Anscomb
resigned
the
lead.
I'ship.
He
contested
it
ncaln
once
more
against
Bennett.
Anscomb
again
won!
Mr.
Bennett
thereupon
was
more
determined
than
ever.
He
was
so
thwarted
he
could
hardly
contain
himself.
What
now?
How
could
he
get
to
the
top?
The
Conservatives
wouldn't
have
him
in
preference
to
Anscomb!
And
so
Mr.
Bennett
proceeded
to
fight
Anscomb
In
the
Legislature
until
he
left
the
Coalition
of
our
forni
of
government,
and
It's
a
pretty
good
basis.
Has
anyone
a
better
basis
to
suggest?
It
is
by
the
system
of
politics
that
we,
the
people,
rule
ourselves.
If
politics
gets
into
disrepute
too
often
it
is
because
of
the
lethargy
of
the
oeople
in
their
own
affairs.
If
there
was
a
more
alert
public
opinion
at
all
times,
if
more
people
would
vote,
politicians
wouldn't
be
said
to
be
shady
and
crooked
as
the
sightseeing;
bus
driver
inti
As
I
See
It
BY
and
the
Conservatives
and
joined
mated
they
all
are.
'
The
Shorter
Oxford
English
Sorlal
Credit
Dictionary
defines
a
politician:
men,
oy
tnose
strange
twists
In
human
affairs,
he
made
It;
Anscomb
crashed,
though
he
had
been
forthright
and
honest.
Mr.
Bennett
achieved
what
he
set
"One
versed
In
the
theory
of
government,
or
the
art
of
governing;
one
practically
engaged
in
conducting
the
business
of
the
state."
.
,
.
i
.
....
.
.1,.,
.
.
M.I'.s
To
Close
Gap
Is
there
anything
new
under
the
sun?
mr
,
,
,
i
,
-a
-i-
r
roin
unit
we
luui.
iui
Many
students
of
history
in
Britain
are
pointing
pomiclins
have
a
tremendous
out
the
close
parallel
between
present
day
McCarthy-
j
responsibility.
And
the
diction-
,.
T
'
.
,
.,
,
'
.
i
,
,
'
!ary
definition
gives
no
suggest-
ism
in
the
U.S.A.
and
the
hysteria
whipped
up
by
a
lon
that
politicians
should
be
shady
character
called
Titus
Oates
in
the
time
0f
;H'tmaticaiiy
crooked
and
TRAVEL
TOPICS
'
RRKINO
F.NJOYINO
While
East
This
Summer
CRUISE
The.
Beautiful
'
Sogucnay
and
St.
Lawrence
5
to
8
days.
CONf'.W.T
YOUR
LOCAL
TRAVEL
AGFNT
Crawford
Moore
Travel
Agencies
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
.c;aii.r
for
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:13
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
Charles
ji
Some
of
them
are,
of
course;
adian
NATO
Parliamentary
A
Jr
h&
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
took
part,
is
proof
of
how
100
per
cent
co-operation
by
all
concerned
can
re-tluee
operating-hazards.
The
pulp
and
paper
industry
in
!!.('.,
made
up
of
i:i
mills,
was
recently
averatfintf
four
compensable
accidents
per
week.
To
reduce
this
'o
zero
must
be
credited
to
something
more
than
just
luck.
The
spirit
of
competition
eomes
into
it
somewhere,
which
in
turn
keeps
the
instinct
of
'
elf-preservation
sharpened
to
a
fine
cd.nc.
But
when
all
is
said
and
done,
t
he
real
eom-
-
petition
is
not
with
the
other
fellow
or
company
but
with
the
old
bogies
of
injury
and
death
which
are
hanging-
around
all
the
time,
ready
to
take
on
'
;ill
comers.
'
:
'
The
enforcement
of
safety
rules
does
not
add
to
the
pleasure
of
life,
from
the
short-sighted
-
point
of
view.
It
means
that
somebody
has
to
be
a
dirty
so-and-so
who
takes
a
very
sour
view
of
seemingly
harmless
oversights,
lint
in
the
long
rtin
it
adds
to
not
only
the
pleasure
of
life
but
the
,
the
length
of
it.
It
also
helps
to
avoid
the
painful
time
when
t
you're
lying
in
bed
and
the
boss
conies
in
to
tell
you
it's
your
ow
fault.
The
really
painful
part
of
it
is
that
he
is
probably
right.
Recommended
Reading
book
for
your
library
which
ASUCCHMTLI)
has
just
been
published
is
the
Gazetteer
of
'''British.
Columbia.
It
is
the
second
volume
of
the
Gazetteer
of
Canada
which
was
started
in
191'.)
by
the
Canadian
Board
on
Geographical
Names.
;
The
first
volume
dealt
with
south-western
On-lat'lo.
I.;-"."'
'Hio
new
Gazetteer
contains
the
names
of
all
'populated
places,
coastal
features,
livers,
lakes,
mountains
and
other
topographical
features
presently
listed
in
the
records
of
H.C.
Locations
are
given
by
means
of
short
geographical
descrip-
tions,
which
include
the
names
of
the
land
districts.
These
land
districts,
which
are
subdivisions
of
the
province
for
administrative
purposes
only,
are
shown
on
a
map
at
the
back
of
the
hook.
As
this
is
the
only
complete
gazetteer
of
coastal
names
in
B.C.,
the
book
has
special
significance
for
all
individuals
and
companies
with
marine
interests.
Its
use,
however,
will
not
be
restricted
to
specialists.
The
historian,
the
teacher
and
any
connoisseur
of
names
and
plates
will
be
able
to
enjoy
a
study
made
exciting
and
fascinating
by
the
Indian
placenames
that
are
used
'
so
frequently
throughout
to
describe
lI.C.s
unique
Comfort
and
Service
.
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there
are
crooked
and
shady
characters
in
all
walks
of
life.
True,
politicians
can
be
ruthless;
there
is
often
little
loyalty
In
politics.
But
that
is
true
elsewhere.
There
the
many
who,
suavely,
charmingly,
will
use
friendship
in
order
to
achieve
their
own
ends,
and
who,
when
they've
achieved
it
there,
will
search
for
what
appears
to
be
personal
friendships
elsewhere
in
order
to
achieve
further
ends.
I
In
the
British-case,
the
hys-j
sociation.
This
will
be
confined
!
teria
was
over
a
so-called
"Pon-
,
t0
Canadian
Members
of
Par-j
ish
Plot."
which
turned
out
to
be
)jament,
who
will
meet
on
a
non-I
a
complete
phony
and
fake.
But
partisan
bii.s
tp
study
every-;
the
revelation
of
the
complete
thing
connected
with
NATO.
fuHty
of
'the
charges
was
not
j
The
Canadian
MPs
ho-je
to
en-I
established
until
.
the
whole
courage
the
formation
of
similar
j
country
had
been
demoralized,
bodies
in
all
other
'NATO
'coun-'and
scores
of
iiinoc.
nt
pcoph-
t,.j,.s
anci
l0
meet
with
.suh
in
I
had
been
persecuted.
j
joint
sessions.
I
Sponsors
of
the
Canadian
I
WALTER
LIPPMAN
seems
to
be
moVc
hooe
to
arrange
a
eonter-i
one
American
who
can
keep
enc.p
with
American
senators
Tor
r-wrvatlfns
writ
n
Iriill
flly
ur
r't
Office
Eosy
Terrrj
GORDON
ANDERS
Phone
4t!
Prlnci!
Itiipprt.
B
C.
They
use
Individuals
as
one
Phone
G20
213
Second
St.
i
his
head
when
so
many
of
his
ancj
representatives
early
next
1
mirtit
use
the
runes
of
a
ladder
m
4r-
Jf
colleagues
seem
to
have
lost
most
year.
They
hope
that
the
Am-
j
When
they
leave
one
rung
they
of
their
sense
of
proportion.
erican-Canadian
meeting
will
be
break
it;
sooner
or
later,
of
'
Lippman
points
out
that
the
the
forerunner
of
the
first
full
course,
they
get
to
the
top.
Often
i
o
mm
only
possible
way
to
intervene
NATO
parliamentary
conference,
when
they
have
to
come
down
tlfectively
in
southeast
Asia
probably
at
Pails,
France.
j
they
find
no
rungs
and
so
they
would
be
to
ask
tlv
Asian
dem-!
'The
reasoning
behind
the
for-
crash.
Some
politicians
are
ocracies
.to
write
the
ticket
for
mation
of
the
new
body
is
tht
I
ef
ten
In
that
predicament,
as
the
missing
link
In
the
whole
western
set-up
is
luck
of
recurrent
consultations
at
the
parliamentary
level.
such
Intervention.
j
If
the
U.S.
and
hrr
allies
were!
simply
to
intervene
by
force
in
the
civil
war
in
Indo-China
we'
would
have,
In
effect,
a
new
;
"Holy
Alliance,"
such
as
the
j
European
kings
set
up
after
the
Napoleonic
war:,-.
The
charter
of
the
UN
pro-
vides
an
excellent
basis
for
re-
i
slsllng
International
aggressiun.
'
But
the
charter
of
th?
UN
con-
Bigger
Area
Assigned
To
Engineer
COME
AND
TEST
OUR
1954
STUDEBAKER
STATION
WAGONS
For
a
Rood
economical
car
try
our
A-30
AUSTIN.
A
complete
car
with
a
low
price
of
only
SI
111.5.
that
Includes
foam
rubber
seats,
Iralher
upholstery,
(llreeti.iiial
signals
and
heater-defroster
unit.
VI.
R.
"Bill"
Meighen,
public
i
tains
no
provision
for
intervening
in
civil
wars
much
less
n
colonial
war.".
Surely
Mr.
Lippman
is
on
solid
ground
when
he
urges
the
West
to
ask
India,
Burma
and
other
i
.urh
democracies,
to
tell
us
what
I
they
want
us
to
do.
If
we
try
to
tell
them,
or,
worse
still,
try
to
intervene
without
asking
them
for
their
advice,
we
arc
headed
for
big
trouble.'
.
works
divisional
engineer
for
Prince
Rupert
and
Skeena
West,
has
been
given
some
additional
territory
Jo
serve.
He
has
taken
over
the
southern
section
of
the
Atlin
district
from
District
Superintendent
J.
W.
Morris,
who
has
been
moved
to
Pouce
Coupe..
Mr.
Morris
also
.will
supervise
public
works
in
ir.Airi-ii
1
1V1
ii
fVn
t
n
i'nw
i
;
:
North-
Atlin
av'
district,
u'sww'
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j;is.:j.--.2iJ,.wi,v.
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prive,is
one
.h.llar
and
the
boohlnav
lit-
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"U''.h
Mmcf
to.
expiuiiKj
visit
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of
ttetivities
of
piililic
AUTO
SERVICE
and
Forests,
Victoria.
Surely
the
main
reason
for
the
j
works
crews.
,
failure
was
that
political
conditions
in
the
U.S.A.
were
..such
that
the
Secretary
of
State
did
not
feel
free
to
do
at
Geneva
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Ottawa
reports
reports
a
a
new
new
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
0i
issue
of
what
he
was
.sent
to
do
namely,
to
negotiate.
,
One
British
paper
quips
that
John
Foster
Dulles
spent
a
week
at
Oeneva
during
which
time
he
successfully
avoided
even
meeting
the
Chinese
foreign
minister,
who
was
the
key
figure
on
the
other
side.
uv
one
P.F.
ASSORTED
Pioneers
of
Prince
Rupert
had
to
pay
rent
from
the
very
beginning,
and
that
was
not
so
easy.
Pioneers
of
Kitimat
are
not
doing
that.
Instead
they
are
buying
a
house,
instead
of
renting
it.
The
minimum
cost
is
somewhere
or
other
around
nknotes
can
be
described
as
1
hin."
One
might
never
have
-iticed
it.
As
a
matter
of
fact.
1
.ost
of
the
notes
we've
been
itroduced
to
still
show
traces
'
malnutrition.
The
Wall
Street
Journal
offers
,
$10,000,
and
that
does
not
sound
MPs
AND
SENATORS
at
Ottawa
lis
good
advice;
"It's
much
bet-if
to
sit
tight
than
to
attempt
r
drive
In
that
condition."
so
easy
or
simple
either.
But
j
have
undertaken
a
brand
new
the
population,
in
a
few
years
,
job
for
the
benefit
of
NATO
as
won't
be
less
than
50,000,
pre-
j
a
whole.
diets
Kitimat.
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have
formed
the
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We
chanced
to
skim
over
a
;rocery
account
from
the
Oosse-dillerd
Ltd.
made
out
away
back
.n
1932.
A
few
of
the
items
in-:luded
a
pound
of
coffee
40c.
hree
pounds
of
butter
75c.
There
were
plenty
of
other
details,
as
well,
but
this
will
be
taken
care
of
in
a
mere
nonchalant
moment.
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