Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Letterbox
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeod
Wednesday,
February
18,
1953
new
foums
or
imperialism
to
!h
-irpendeut
dHlly
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Kupen
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Uember
of
Canadian
Press
Atiuit
Bureau
o(
circulation
Canadian
Dallv
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
"Hie
Prince
Rupert
Dally
Newa
Limited
t.
P.
MAOUR,
Prcndent
H.
Q.
PERRY,
Vlce-Prealdent
Editor,
Serenely
and
confidently
charUnK
1U
own
course
lmost
viilhoul
regard
to
duy-t-lay
rhanpes
In
the
political
winds,
the
Six-lul
Credit
movement
in
Hotwthinf!
nnce
thsn
mere
pulitical
party
these
days
on
Parliament
Hill.
The
Daily
News,
Re
your
recent
editorial,
"Lower
S'ui
View
Wrong,"
let
us
try
to
understand
t'j
enigma.
problem
by
vi.v:,lf
economic
tJ:
'
class,
ami
is
k,.i...
...
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.tUt.nd,.
new
form,
of
tmp.rl.l-
also
,h.
the
most
imr
"tiporiani
haiM
ir-.,
i
V
the
llliuim
.,,'.
which
ever
haa
confronted
th.
-Ji-
can
be"
!'U,t
.tu.lmercia.
lm,.rl.U.m
of
the
j
XKh.'
ya
tii
al
xpiT!.r.
rn
8,,
aia.
PHYSICISTS
ANU
ENGINEERS
at
the
Canadian
armament
research
and
development
etab-lLshrhent
hold
an
administration
meeting
at
Vilcartiei
,
Que.
Tliey
are
enjag'ed
In
tri-aervlce
firepower
research.
Established
by
the
deenfe
research
board
the
wientlits
are
at
work
on
developing
new
weapons
.nd
Improving
old
ones.
greiuav
ConnervaUve.
really
e-j
As
It
ivai
ix-en
uie
case
in
im-pect
an
ontr-ali
nianinty
In
the
i
pai,
old
Imperial
formutlon
nert
Houm,
literally
anylhin.
worn
out
by
time
alwaya
uvr
may
happen.
birth
to
new
form
of
imperUil-
Th
Boclal
Credit
party
repre-
Jum
It
l
wrond
to
.(tribute
U-nu
Uila
'.nthin"
In
IU
moat;
unfoldint
of
trwue
urcnl
events
exaggerating
form.
Tor
there
b
u
men
For
men
.re
merely
tin-ten
irr.iv.n
tilt
cot.t-rrte
rtature
;
lw;.s
,,f
..i.vry
m
hv
Wn
uf
IU
threat;
but
at
II
nun
!
the
Alexii
r.
the
Caesars,
tin-tun
there
U
poaaible
yard-
j
NMhHna.
tiw
Hilk-ra
and
Uw-sUck
by
wtiUh
its
poU-iiUaiiUin
Viik-olmu
can
to
weastirwl.
j
Theaei
events
mature
silently
(.IKS-ROOTS
MOVKMf
NT
ii
do
the
formation
of
new
nn-
CLASS
COM
If
Sorial
elassi's
fat..
prcs,.-d.
The
eli:
wroni:
The
only
ttJ.
ImiiasM!
is
Ui
twin,
social
reality
ru,.:
privulc
enu-fiiri,,
"iu
t.hil
within
the
t,.
Institutions
mi
t!i;t
arbitrate
the
tlsldi
out
of
the
prudtirto'
enoil,
inr,
te,i,
tri
As
1
See
It
'
Victoria
Report
...by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
VICTORIA.
Oppwition
ML
As
have
been
having
themselves
a
fine
time
roasting
government
hitck-benchers
for
their
stony
silence.
By
far
th
mot
uncompromui-
Uim"
and
become
noUfeabli
I
ins
ehaniMon
of
Uie
free
enter-
only
ncr
r-t
Btruaalea
,rm
yst
nwW'M
th
pot-
K)W
th
Wf)rifl
u
jicaJ
prllea,
K
ial
Credit
ha.M.1
or,.r
n,r
grr,t
drama
whW-h
iHnrr
(P.
.
.....IU
...
!
m.'
prriKie.yi
d,r
a
!irv
,
clvlliati.,11,
-I
u
P;,t
U-
it;
politic
U-t
us
try
tn.
hewuiu-u,
newnmi
ui
i.e
ii
,
.
ui.loM.-d
by
the
two
ysrartt
attd
vittorou
InifM-tlalis-
tawaiMU
In
org.
nutation
largWy
from
the
Communist
party.
tm.
but
luitd
nothing,
only
smllri
Bubsorlptton
Rati:
-rfiwp
rvy
(nrrler--I
tr-K.
use;
per
month
l.UV,;
per
year,
!0.U0
Xii
ey
mall
Pel
jionth,
15c,
per
year.
i8
00.
--i-i-i.-aulBurtzcit
cro;l
npss
malt
fcy
the
Post
01!(
Department,
Ottawa.
An
Outstanding
Citizen
no
trophy
is
really
necessary
to
jver-suade
WHILE
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
that
Dr.
John
P.
Cade
is
an
exceptionally
good
citizen,
there
will
lie
general
pleasure
that
he
is
closing
an
active
cafecr
as
first
recipient
of
the
Alex
Hunter
memorial
award.
'
PusmIiIv
the
only
person
who
is
uncomfortable
about
it
is
Dr.
Cade
himself.
For
as
long
as
any
one
can
rememlier
-and
few
memories
in
the
city
go
hack
the
full
length
of
his
residence
here
he
has
gone
about
his
work
of
saving
lives
and
bringing
in.
new
ones
with
no
other
thought
than
to
meet
all
"
the
urgent
demands
of
his
profession.
He
never
sought
the
esteem
of
others,
yet
he
j
v
has
never
been
without
it.
He
never
spared
himself,
S
yet
if
any
man
had
reason
to
do
so,
this
good
citizen
I
did.
Most
of
all,
he
has
always
been
singularly
in-"
different
to
material
award.
In
his
devotion
to
duty
-
and
in
his
kindness,
he
has
given
far
more
than
he
will
ever
receive
in
tangible
return
even
if
the
years
;
of
his
life
are
doubled.
-
With
Dr.
Cade
as
leading
nominees
for
the
;
award
there
were
four
others
of
whom
Trinee
Rupert
is
justly
proud.
Each
has
an
individuality
whieht
blended
into
our
community
life,
adds
to
the
Z
interest
and
enjoyment
of
living
here.
There
were
Z
others,
too,
whose
names
could
not
be
included
but
who,
by
any
reckoning-,
are
outstanding
citizens.
Considering
all
this,
the
sponsoring
Jaycees
presented
the
selection
committee
with
a
task
calling
for
the
finest
discretion
and
judgment.
The
'committee
did
its
job
well
Bearing
the
name
of
Dr.
Cade
with
that
of
the
good
citizen
in
whose
memory
lit
was
created,
the
Alex
Hunter
award
is
assured
a
!distinguished
place
in
this
'city:'
It's
a
strange
and
inuiv.uic
'
liit
In
this
l
egislature
-?ov-;efnnx'4it
(wivate
members
aIkhv;
dumbly
in
their
seat.-
iij.il
i.;'
no
siK'echcs,
sayinx
not
a
wont.
Opp.MiUi.li
members,
too.
pro-
j
ltlR
to
the
reaulU
In
make
U
jr-.st.-a
about
m-hat
tiieyt
aliwl
lie
method
reniwcubte
ThualtaUrta
UIU
JMOK
I!,.
J.
MM.IIINi
IN
tMMIIN
I
venU
with
our
Ciovi
rnmenl
s
haste
In
piu-nm"
1
fmnt
rcll
iike
Mini
In
Uie
Irxll
CAKS
Leads
World
11...,eh
lr.m,l,1l
hv
tm
dif-i
"-'"
t"""Il
Hi-
throuua
the
Throne
Speech
!e-j
vidunl
polling
autKtivlaton,
wnUh
i
.,
LUi(-ia,h-
i.f,
Uiei'usl-
s'-
simple
formula
ot
1
1
I
Ween
deinncrjry
Ui
Uni.
It
Is
In
wir
uf
the
drama
h,ih
tlifj.Uon
to
Its
v.n
'
sai.l
the
House
.shouldn't
be
.Ui
riding,
.nd
lloaUy
pce(te
t(,
UUr
tnWrMtumai
WM
!-u.hcd.
just
because
the
Pi
.'-!
throughout
the
entire
pn.vlm.
,
h
MmM,ihmt
,n
micr
want
to
don
his
ftal!o-At
tew,
that
U
as
lar
a
It
ha;
k.
.......
..
..ipniW4l
in
in
I
tw.
He
rwxt
nut
hU
hut
I
uw--.l
be
re'
a
A
tUm
obwrvaUnn
of
wtuul
dl
V.vMr'1
within
Um
It
IS
(Kift
lit
t.V
:',
tin
It
may
Mot
anreed
vrr
ih
V
:
.
Ttvi
'
truth
that
JUMi.'s
v
ui.v.
iij
n
w
v.
vi.
r
'
'
..nail
,11
;
When
the
Premier
called
the'
fir.-.t
nlslit
Mttins
.there
were'.
IkHHinton
H'
.
inw-ros.'!"""
u)
P"'5U
(l.w,,
erw
lai
h
i-
1T1K,
oi
course,
niiun.iirs
anl
frustrates
opposition
merrl.'Pi,o
who
wou'd
like
goverr.n.eiU
member
to
oiwn
their
mo;:!h.s
and
pull
some
b.xbs.
Government
members
know
thM
as
I'.p
;
as
they
keep
alienee
II.
:y
can
I
make
any
nil-tal
es
or
rK
i:i
Virrenj.
Even
Premier
Bennett
suddenly
turned
duiub.
For
a
lew
days
at
the
opening
of
the
.session
he
constantly
intermitted
particularly
Opposition
Leader
Winch
and
Liberal
leader
Kinney.
But
somebody
mast
huv
read
the
riot
act
to
him.
Kir
days
he
uttered
not
t
word,
o'.ly
AX
exasKrated
U.S.
advertising
man
finally
broke
down
after
a
tour
of
duty
in
Canada
and
told
us'
what
is
wrong
here.
We
just
won!
say
that
ny-thing
we
have
i
the
baest
best
in
the
world..
Our
most
characNTixlic
expreson
Is
"not
too
bad."
But
jukt
for
once
I
am
going
to
break
the
Canadian
custom.
This
Ruv
i.n
ni'.-.
,Mra,
'
'
l".t.
by
th
Urn
It
l
pr-
trBBform.
;
,,
around.
M..
btritn
and
Mr
In
the
USA.
the
stimulus
U
)J(lrlion,
dernam1ins
a,.U()ll
re-,
n
,hlrd
wrld
,
Ki
iim
or
in
Lioerais
Mr.
,
,
,,
.,
f,
,
-u,,,,
etMnm-tiUon
and
the
profit
mo-1
Wiixh
and
MP.
Turner
of
tin
u
ulrca()v
loo
rhlit
WM.l)Ve
nrelal
In
a
reulm
of
j
TII
HAVE
(,ntu
C.C
K..
Dr.
OiovaiMlo
of
th
Cun-
u.
Uiry
Hl
AJbma
.nd
apain
j
freedom;
while
In
Kovt.H
Rttx-j
Vf
;d
in
U
j
i
.servUen
asked
the
Pie-
M
BrtUhh
tojurnhia.
Th
latent
,
rin.
tlw
motive
p.ier
U
prompt-
their
tru
inton-ai
mic
r
to
postpone
the
nlcht
sit-
uau
hword
of
the
party
1:
"Kern
i
ed
by
a
desire
to
serve
an
object
,
two
antittM
iir
w
tins;
becau.se,
they
said,
It
wa
your
eye
on
MaUiba"
Premier!
of
irrcutness
and
pride
in
an!
they
are
tm
not
fair
to
rush
new
memixrs.
camplx-ll
U
expected
to
call
anieirort
to
exploit
the
national
m-tlKi.s;
tiny
an
m
The
Premier
was
adamant,
a!-
election
this
spring
Social
Credit
I
resources
and
tjinrlmK
labor
u
towarts
,.
most
tiibtxirn;
cej-tainly
he
w-u
:
nays
that
is
likely
to
be
the
front
I
they
with
a
sense
of
duly,
ttie
!
impmtatire
(A
tm-.i
-Vrtant.
He
auM
that
it
u
In
on
which
It
will
spring
Its
next
'
ruthless
discipline
of
polities
!
a
!
r
,ive
fartm
!
t
.imiled,
even
when
personally
i.i-sulted.
Mrs.
Nancy
Hodges,
her
tonjJ"
unleashed
alter
three
yeam
tf
silence
in
the
Speaker's
ch.
Sr.
wouldn't
go
for
the
Premkv'
talk
that
Social
Credit
bac-benchers
decided,
all
on
theii
the
public
interest
to
have
the
ncilltical
sumrise.
and
technlq.ie.
Yes.
it
looks
to
i
tld
l.urc.v.
that
there.
nuUtlrs
nsKumos
j
oljsoleie
poliUral
t
am
coming
npht
out
flat,
to
say
that
In
one
field
B.C.
leads
all
Canada,
and
Canada
leads
all
the
world.
In
CARS
the
Canadian
Arthritis
and
Rheumatism
Society
we
hiive
an
organUaUon
that
is
literally
the
best
ot
its
kind
in
the
entire
world.
I
HAPPENED
to
be
the
fir
i
president
of
the
society
in
budRct
in
the
I1ou.se
at
the
eai
II-,
r
ASION
IN
MRITIMI
H
us,
the
sophlaro
oliu
est
potlH
momcin.
t
Al
At
the
the
moment
moment
the
the
movement
movement
'throuvh
,
mrouvn
its
us
methods
mruniui
oi
of
Inter.-
j
j
....
.,.
own,
to
keep
quiet.
HBli,
snorted
Mr
Hodses,
there
must
be
a
But.
when
the
motion
ttsut
pi't.Jis
less
than
national
in
Its
senne.
,av
propoeanoa
bdo
lis
Mcn-,
'
the
combined
oppasltlon
didn't
n
ha.
no
omaniiiatKm
thl.h-
tavHUsm
a
true
aspect
of
tech-
j
along,
tr-ym,
mr
vote
against
it.
They
could
have
led
in
any
of
th
four
Atlantic
(
norracy
and
surely
not
Commu-,
deep
hatred
m
;
..
oninlxm.
c
nv
irainrioa
i.
miraculous
power
of
thought
lipfe.,u,d
rt.'r.ntiui
it
it
hut
but
nil
all
the
the
ouoosltlon
nunoaiUon.
.
Coast
Coast
provinces.
nrovincea.
But
But
interest
interest
tm,
she
lulls
to
)u
14
it.
tran-slerenee
or
menUl
telepathy
ml.inbers
niVe
aaid
they
will
i.otithe
part
of
the
resident
of
tle,
M
oNOMIC
IN
TIRLSITtt
lerint
of
ice
an
t
Great
BnUti.
v.
hile
aiming
at
ttu-
"
"
-
is
u.
.u
m.
w
oDsuucv.
ine
rrcmicr
uir.maiiimKj
"uj
tiiiha
-m
-
.
v.
....
lao-
.
.
.....
.
.
,
i
.
t.
...
.
1
I
ne
van.
of
the
fundamenU
's
niiu.ii,
..cv,
i,.,a(l(r
of
the
Hou.se,
ana
11
mat
ruiuunic
luitn.
in
rrs4He
ui
a
i
prly;ervatlnn
B.C.
but
hasten
to
disown
credit
for
that
I
was
conscripted
ino
the
Job
by
the
remarkable
woman.
Mary
Pack,
who
initiated
the
whole
show
in
Canada.
her
Ris-iittifw
iicM.io
unuus
w"-
-jiay.
jhe
WAv
h
wanted
it,
they
iet;iiooa
oi
requrais.
riunai
www
M
.,.
w
...
,n
lhM
(.M
wo
Solon
Low
nlaiu
to
0
to
Mew-
P"1"-"'"'
J?
L
herself
b,
.h."
tt
A
.1..
...i
J.;
nd
the
piinciuiea
f.,r
which
;
she
said.
SC.
private
members
(
ilim
hav,e
,.
w,
but
uuo,.r
pruicM
foundland
"""'
In
.Mai
to
iei
imort,rn
,c,vji'uwn
';U'
'
,te
'ol
8U
iwU,.-,,
",e
JU"1
"'V"'"'-rir'
stroivj
personal
feeUr.g
-
some
members,
of
course-
but
,
.
.
lty.
probably
Ufiweru
w,..t....
'
-
"
provincial
v,nf.ir,
m
Winch
and
Mr
Bennett
After
aame
time
he
will
t
"
"
;'
"J...
Ii
P-"t
of
the
ar..
there
At
the
Uie
Hou
adjourned
that
thst
vummcicr
iui
Miv
",.,
(
,mMrrt!on
rnirtl
visit
Nova
Scotia.
New
Brunswick
Winch
walked
.,
.,.
.....
t.l.,,1
tk.
M
.urpius
m
iu
esuwran
,,,.
.osifas.H
niitlit.
Mr
Mrs.
Hodges
would
like
it
to
b
known
that
she'd
seen
.some
windows
dressed
with
handsome
dummies.
The
Premier
ignrred
Mrs.
Hodges,
and
this
enra
ed
her.
"Oh,
I
wish
he'd
he.-kle
me,"
-she
said,
wringing
her
hands
in
deep
frustration.
A:;d
to
Mr
Bennett
nnelt
!
mania.
l.uiuma
ana
rnnce
tuwara
ihvnu.
inc
,
a
desk
,
They
v
had
.
g
c
Uad,.
f
orr,SItMwU.
nre
flIe
i
T
r.
Winch
pointed
hls;
ftf,
tald
to
mllky
wlln
h
umin
social
actions
are
cen
words
M
nart
of
that
trfV
lion
tering
around
economic
Inter-
finger
at
the
Premier;
the
Pro-
nillrlP,
frtim
an
fmir
nrovlnces
This
year
I
returned
to
the
annual
meetine
and
felt
almost
bewildered
at
the
proof
of
amazing
pi-owth
In
the
years
since
I
had
to
quit
the
CARS
job
in
order
to
regain
enough
time
to
do
my
own),
CARS
started
with
not
a
nickel
of
money,
no
organization
nothing
.
but
one
woman's
burning
conviction
that
"somebody
should
do
something
about
arthritis."
Now
there
are
provincial
organizations
in
all
but
the
two
most
easterly
provinces
of
Canada.
There
are
SO
fully
organ
mier
shnig?d
hU
shoulders
and
j
focla
qi
u
the
political'.
Now.
after
cr;.--
est
Soviet
Russia
has
challenged
i
.
.p!
.
..
...
u.
.-..
Bntrv
Thi'
...
.
...
llotia!
life.
thff
w
in
.
the
tMkie,
:
n
itei''
most
unusual.
Usually
l1.'rtnK,n.
a
major
surprise
ln
,
the
wisdom
of
the
prervath.n
nations
arc
ntn.n
of
the
old
philosophy
of
life
and
iPrenuiT
and
the
Leader
of
thcihe
comlnir
election
If
it
sue
RKain
so
as
to
t.'
J
House.
J
Opposition
preserve
the
anient-
.eed,
jn
showing
strength,
no
'
bent
on
an
effort
to
hap
CCF
member
l"ri(
vet
here
thev
were,
in
fuU
rne
knnma
whnl
it
will
rin
with
'up
new
ones.
Leo
Nimsick,
aurld
of
ttisni"
ploria
mundi
'Tl-ckii
v
of
the
werid
In
this
drastic
struggle
there
cranorook
agreca
wan
i'--ajght,
snapping
ftt
eh
other.
it.
It
has
absolutely
no
commit
Hodges
that
the
Premier
.'-
Wnalfv,.r
ls
romg
to
be
the
menu
to
.ny
of
the
other
polit
Uinly
used
to
be
a
talky
mem-
0.c5m.
of
thU
strange
session?
leal
parties,
bt-r,
but
now
he
sits
in
an
Ivory
'
-
is
no
reason
to
be
unduly
alarmed.
This
historical
period
Is
one
of
transition,
of
adjustment,
ized
arthritis
clinics
in
various
hospitals,
etc.,
over
Canada
There
are
44
mobile
therapy
units
(21
in
B.C
between
the
economic,
and
so-
j
!
cial
world
which
show
signs
j
of
decrepitude
and
is
slowly
i
-teiatlar
'wL
iHunger
Is
Main
Enemy
of
Troops
,4.'3
1
worse,
said
Mr.
Nimsick,
the
rV.-j
pa
.
,
mi
!
In
1952
no
Iras
than
passing
out
and
the
one
whit
h
t
A
Serious
Matter
'
SUBJECT
of
much
importance
to
Prince
A
Rupert
fishermen
"was
brought
up
by
George
.'Hills,
city
MLA,
in
the
B.C.
Legislature
the
state
;of
the
Cow
Bay
floats
and
a
request
for
a?tion
to
have
them
rebuilt.
1
-
'
;'
!
This
was
recommendel
earlier
by
the
Prince
STIupert
Chamber
of
Commerce.
City
council,
too,
has
made
requests
to
both
the
provincial
and
the
federal
.government
for
action.
1
It
is
a
serious
matter.
Action
to
rebuild
the
'floats
must
be
taken
before
the
coming
salmon
season
begins
in
June,
as
an
inspection
of
the
floats
will
graphically
reveal
The
element
of
danger
in
leaving
the
existing
'remnants
of
the
floats
cannot
go
unheeded.
Planks
;are
washed
away
daily,
rotten
timbers
are
breaking
"vc
by
the
pounding
sea.
Children
can
nearly
always
',be
sen
on
the
floats
for
some
of
them
live
with
'their
parent
on
the
boats,
others
come
in
on
visiting
'vessels.
Condition
of
the
floats
is
such
that
what
is
left
;is
unlikely
to
endure
until
the
corning
fishing
sea-Son.
Normally,
these
floats
are
used
by
hundreds
of
fishing
vessels
for
short
stays.
There
is
no
other
'place
for
them
to
harbor
near
city
centre,
for
easy
access
to
stores
and
shopping.
'
;
Another
aid
to
fishermen
sorely
needed
here
,i$
some
facility
for
loading
vessels
with
supplies.
At
'present,
fishermen
taking
on
food
and
other
goods
before
heading
for
the
fishing
grounds
must
do
4his
work
by
hand,
piecemeal,
t
A
suggestion
that
a
winch
and
loading
dock
be
provided
seems
a
reasonable
solution
to
this
striving
to
Is
paln.stakinj;ly
patients
received
individual
i
lcr
woukl
uke
to
aUacn
stn:,
,
s,
.
treatments
mostly
for
eveml
.
aoo
every
olher
ofi
rignnng
ueanup
tampaign
in
rvorea
1
emerge.
soldicf
flghtlm?
in
the
mwnU.n'
FTX.
i.yiiibiis.
ovp.
anuic
1
the
HOUS.
but
he's
not
Rotng
new
paUonU
are
.enrolled
!
get
away
with
that.
By
PtTtR
noltlNSO.f
country
-
nettled
.
scientific
world
lw
outdutunccd
Robert
Strachan,
CCF
in.
m
vi
19
home
or
jobs.
I
4.700
calories
a
day.
The
pre
,er.t
diet
give
2.700
calories.
Kr
VOwicnaii'rirwi;rvii:
nam
uir
the
political
world
for
ut
Vast
j
a
generation.
Marxism
pretends
to
solve
the
jKK-,ial-ecoiioiii'.c
;
aiiwi
n
government
members
do
notht.ii:
but
whisper
quiet-
.mens
t'
everything
the
cabinet
says
tmd
doe.
NAMWON,
Korea
(Reuter-..
Hunger
emerged
today
as
an
!n-idious
enemy
of
Sauth
Korean
troops
Ll.tliv!
a
pticrrllla
cleanup
campaign
on
meagre
rat
us
of
rice.
The
short
rations
are
linkvd
directly
with
South
Korea',
cur
They
(laid
thU
meant
trooiisi
were
"llviftt?
on
their
own
fle.Hi
"j
A
doctor
once
attached
to
an
I
army
hospital
',n
Pu.san
d'5ed
that
nearly
all
troop
ev.n
u-ated
from
tralnlnf
centres
on
Vincent
Segur,
CCF
member
tor
Revelstoke,
eald
It
was
quiie
Patients
are
providt
even
j
with
cortisone
or
gold
injections,
as
needed.
No
one
has
ever
yetl
been
turned
down
for
kick
ofj
capacity
to
pay.
CARS
provided
post-graduate
fellowships
for
24
yon
physicians,
who
are
now
teaching
and
healing
all
across
Canada.
There
is
basic
research
into
arthritis
going
on
in
12
Canadian
universities
all
financed
JIOAff
evident
the
Premier
wants
to
As
bttli
iW
rency
crisis.
Last
Sunday
the
Chejti
Island
were
suffering
government
switched
Its
currency;
from
malnutrition
when
artmit-unit
'
fim
the
l-iflated
won
to
ted
lj
hospital,
new
kwon
in
an
attempt
to
st"p
Ixe
JaM
suttn
Koreans
In
the
black
marketeers
buying
up
'.l-;
ronl
ilne
wert
Bt
present
btuid-plies
and
.Urvlng
front-line
j
injt
up
rrweJ.Vcs
of
energy
by
do-troop,
lna
relatively
lutht
work.
.-nuzzle
hi.
back-benchers
Mr.
Segur
dug
into
trie
past
unl
told
the
House
how
Mr.
Benn.
tt
had
jumped
about
all
over
the
place,
politically
speaking
lit
was
first
.
Conservative,
then
a
CoalitionLst,
then
quit
the
Coali-
SEE
It
0C
by
CARS.
Ftut
tne
rnnrtirnnvor
will
huve
lta
anlrl
if
a
mnlnr
offensive
I
heard
the
lecture
by
Dr.
Marvin
Darrach,
professor
of
'129.5
tlon
tt
run
as
Conservative
i
j
little
immediate
effect
on
Re-1
developed
to
burn
up
the
men's
a
Vale
federal
by-elecUoti,
;
public
of
Korea
troop,
who
re
I
energy,
the
rate
of
non-battle
tried
to
get
Uie
Conservative
m
nM
SPCtor
righting
Com-1
canu.ltle.
mlgfvt
r'J
shaily
iiaiici.-,...
i.um
m..
...........
munLst
irre2,,
...
in
fiweoi
no
military
adviser.!
with
the
biochemistry
at
UBC.
He
told
ot
the
fascinating
study
now
being
down
'for
CARS)
Into
the
connection
between
arthritis
and
the
balance
of
the
various
hor
Good
Used
Cars
lf,0
Kluilrhaker
Chitmplon
4-dm.r
sedan
1
ii4ft
Undue
4-iliM.r
wtlan
I
1'i.M
SlMilebakrr
t-drnw
iml.n
llffl
Auslin
Panel
1
mil)
Flying
Standard
toaih
THIS
WEEK'S
SPECIAL
1937
Chevrolet
Cooch
Good
transportation
at
$100.00
Superior
Auto
SERVICE
LIMITED
Ird
Ave.
W.
Phone
Grpen
t!7
mountain
country
without
Ih
'security
command
said
any
fr-
and
then
became
a
Coalitionist
again,
and
then
found
peace
an.t
contentment
hi
the
Social
Crci.lt
aid
of
Allied
ration.
titer
expauslnn.
of
the
Korean
VACUUM
-
"
bosom.
The
Premier
listened.
RuS
Their
officer
describe
ttitlr
plight
a
desperate.
A
me-lical
team
recently
discovered
three-quarters
Of
the
men
In
two
tw.t-.
tallons
were
Buffering
from
ct1-ous
diseases
caused
by
nsr-starvation
including
tuberculoHls
bronchitis
and
bert-berl.
-MILESTONES-
mones
in
the
blood.
The
story,
as
understood
by
my
mere
layman's
brain,
was
this:
In
1929
two
scientists,
one
Swiss
and
one
American,
had
separately
discovered
that
little
pea-sized
glands
on
top
of
the
kidneys
pour
into
the
brood
certain
substances,
called
steroid
amy
would
make
the
food
short-as
worv
Oen.
Maxwell
D.
Taylor,
8th
army
commander
In
Korea,
...id
h
would
Investigate
report
that
Both
Koreans
were
not
getting
enough
to
eat.
"I
am
frohig
to
give
that
stindy
little
soldier
all
the
breaks
that
I
can,"
the
general
added.
The
rate
of
the
U.S.
military
Army
Seeks
Instigators
Of
Mutinies
40
Yeors
Ago
Today
RADIO
&
Phone
644
20
Years
Ago
Today
Brig.
Lcc
Yong
Moon,
corn-,
mandlng
the
southern
security
forces
said
these
trooDS
who
Within
a
month
the
Union
Tw
cer,t
tr
pound
for
all
or
hormones.
Twenty-eight
ep
erate
steroids
have
been
identi
Traasfer
Company
will
inaugur-;
grades
was
the
price
paid
today
COPENHAGEN
r
Danish
!
marched
more
than
five
mile
ate
an
omnibus
service
to
all.al
lnB
Ilsn
exchange
lor
cana-
dollar
has
soared
from
the
offi
fied
to
date.
Dr.
Darrach'
research
at
UBC
dian
caught
halibut.
cial
d.ooo
won
to
45,000
and
th
j
price
ot
gold
ro.se
to
600,000
won
military
authorities
questioned
j
over
the
most
rugged
terrain
In
hundreds
of
aoldiers
today,
seek-1
Korea
every
day
were
the
only
ing
instigators
of
a
wave
ofj
soldiers
at
present
enduring
the
small-scale
army
mutinies
andlr.iii
strain
of
serious
battle.
Is
to
try
to
discover
the
"deviation
in
the
blood
pattern"
which
The
Catholic
Ladles'
Aid
held
an
ounce.
L
IMDSAY'S
indicates
when
a
person
ha
parts
of
the
city
on
an
hourly
schedule.
A
specially
constructed
car
that
will
be
capable
ot
carrying
12
passengers
is
being
built
for
this
service.
The
Pirates
defeated
the
Baptist
Brotherhood
In
the
tirst
game
of
the
Indoor
Baseball
arthritis,
or
will
develop.
We
can
hunger
strikes
against
extension
The
medical
irvey
reported
understand
how
Intricate
th
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD
of
the
army
service
term.
that
in
two
battalions
about
11
a
very
successful
tea
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
F.
Ritchie.
1
0
Years
Ago
Today
Mrs.
S.
Cox,
Mrs.
Vic
Menzie,
The
army
announcement
dis-
p
CPnt
of
the
men
were
in
lios-closed
that
some
800
men
were
n.nl
us
non-combat
casualties.
Established
Miami""-
W
Involved
In
demonstration
Mrs.
C.
Cauthers,
Mrs.
Hogarth,
Tests
showed
nearly
.
quarter
Labor
Party
.
Returned
SYDNEY
;)
The
Labor
party,
vht-H
has
held
office
In
New
South
Wale
for
12
years,
was
returned
to
power
In
stale
election
with
a
gain
of
seven
seat.
Labor
hs
65
seats,
Liberals
21,
Country
party
15.
research
is
when
we
lern
that
they
must
measure
what
they
call
"Compound
E"
and
there
is
approximately
one
part
ot
Compound
E
to
ten
million
part
of
blood.
More
than
half
of
all
the
money
spent
by
CARS
come
from
public
fiUbscrlpUons
from
you
and
me,
not
from
taxes.
-
Mrs.
Varfeldt,
Mrs.
J.
Ratchford,
Mrs.
P.
Wingham,
Mrs.
O.
Giske
and
Miss
Rase
La
Belle
were
in
.p-
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
a
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nation-
World-wi.l
hlpmcnt:.
,f
"MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
Agents-Allied
Van
Mnes
IU-
f,
Phone
fid
or
fit
tor.
tw-
League.
-
30
Years
Ago
Today
Out
of
37
applications,
F.
W.
Mackintosh,
present
managing
secretary
of
the
local
Elk's
Lodg-e,
was
selected
as
manager
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Exhibition.
of
one
regiment"
soldier
wcithed
leii
than
AS
jmiihwIh,
though
.t
the
time
ef
enlistment
the
average
weight
of
Korean
old
I
en
was
120
pounds.
against
an
increase
of
their
service
terms
from
12
to
18
months
that
broke
out
Monday
in
six
military
centres.
Brazil,
the
largest
Mate
In
South
America,
has
an
Allan
Lie
coastline
st
retching
4,600
mile.
itiated
into
the
local
chapter
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose
at
an
t
i
Impressive
public
ceremony,
The
medical
learn
estimated,
a