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Honoring Flying Clubs

HIS week is being observed as National Flying | :

Club Week across Canada in recognition of the
work carsed out by the 38 non-profit flying clubs,

~ ull, members aft the Royal Canadian Flying Clubs

Association, to which the countr y owes so much.
In »oviding pilot training for’'Canada’s steadily
expandiae esmmeredal and military aviation, these

“clubs perfo.m. a\.luable national service. As a nee:

ussury part uf, the: C ranadian economy, dedicated to
the advansen ent of aviation in all its aspects, these :
Cli: are sponsored by aviation-minded citizens of
their communities who give freely of their time and
husiness knovvledge to the efficient operation and
management us these tr ining organizations.
Canada’s record in iso world wars, as well as in
the f ‘ald uw ofviflaviat! on, sparkles with ‘achievement.
Apart fro. ‘etountrs s brilliant military record in
the air, the develope nt of its vast northern resoure-
es has beer, hegely dependent on commercial avia-

tion, Ite. eumplis shments have gained Canada a
reputation + cue oi the world’s most air-minded
nations,

The Toy al Canadian ilying Clubs, and the men
who guide their destinies without remuneration of
any description, hive comtributed throughout the
years in no sinill wa; 10 this achievement, . In te tin-
ing pilots’ . «ar airhnes, for our armed services, for
aur northern exploration and development, these

_ clubs have been truly “training for peace.” During

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‘the last war these sume clubs operated 22 elementary
flying training schools for the British Common-
wealth Air Traiming Plan and graduated some 41,000
pilots to advanced training units,

Here in Prince Rupert the Aero Club is doing
notable work in promoting flying for civilians and-in
nasisting the ait cadet movement by training squad-
ron members who have been awarded a flying train-
ing scholarship, Thanks to the club's help, these
young men now have their private pilot’s licence and
cin take their part inthe advancement of Canadian
aviation,

Today, while busy with peacetime pilot training,
the flying clubs and the men who direct them stand

ready for the defcnee of Canada and the mainten-

 

REFLECTS

Ray and REMINISCES

, The greatest optimist, a man benuty sleep, when

of experience says, Is the person beauty that gets her the dates.
who lends money to relalives.

One of the eastest ways of get.

, Davy Crockett in 1955 wears the
came seri of hat that Davy
(:ockett wore way back In the
eth century down Jn Texas,
More than a century ago this 13.
ye.reold frontiersman did his,
part in sharing in the victory of of (he west block of the partia-

you have made
think you earn.

your

the Alamo, which defeated the ment buildings in Ottawa being Ible. Rents must be kept below
The late W. replaced with a similar style of a celling for a few yerr—but |

irmy of Mexico.

A. Crockett, « member of the On. werk,

Vavy. And its entirely logical block will be recalled as uw some:

thst the Ms st ytory ly the core what unexplained oceaslon—as undertake the project cannot;

cet ane, sven ifa long time ago, well usa cold one.

Pro comme mare erere:

HE TRIED IT Hanging was under

‘Animals won't otteck you if in Ottawa (Wednesday) and it
you wre rot Gigntened,” says came out, follawing questioning

by tify, Thateher, that an offietal:

toane Putoovese, an entertaln-
ei Bort Wiliam, “If you see cxecutloner,
y avage soking ti i occasion, nod arrived
maka fur yuu
leve'Nt, Then vt
brow ford ve trled i"

"Yes, bat what happens ateuld

oe cae corte une ore

your mind?”

< 2-ON Ons one

An dove: (gator says it costs’ prices after a series cf

the age of 14. That may be a!
fate investmicn ora dead Loss,

ipl beciuee de eannat get in D year, _ the next greatest need ta for) Passengers board steamer one
ant Soa cece vem -epectal amall apartinents for ald: hour hefore ondling,
(enna IO ee red , nee,
nenple. Passenger Meservatlons

ee eaten MTT e et ten

wid

it a's
Na 4! a
" wi " "14 4

Th ; Connections to:
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fy “of Prince Ropere:

a'to Hye in the subsidized low-

. the same class,

it’s her

ting Into debt is to spend what cent of the cost is provided. un-
friends de: federal authority and the

There Is sald to be prospects per cent.

discussion Ment under the legislation Itself |

at the cent Iny a oe
1A EAL Ho i i

Nevertheless the retail nrlee of
you be slow when making up-a half pound tin of cocoa in 1054:
and 1065 has been well aver the:
i pres ewar average, Aud retell tea
Inereases

10,000,000 to sate u child to during (he past year, reached
‘A peak in February of around ‘and provide a raaconuble profit!
($1.30 4 pound which compares to the landlard for his invest.
Lie $8 sitle h be hard for a ‘with an everage of about 75 cently 9

 

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BY
Elin ore P h ilpotl

Where Hast Beats West

 

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IN SOME ways, western Canada is far ahead of the! :
east. But in other ways we in the west are so far

And the far west is session of Parliament, They fig.

voor emmeramienee = tved that they weren't getting
révide 90 per “cent of nnywhere and that. they might
{ special low cost rental as well go home.

‘behind that it is net even f unny.

the worst!
Take this matter of providing nd to p

Gecent homes at rents ardinary We cost o

people can pay. The east ts fr housing for old folks,

ahead of the west in this.

' Labor creanizations in Ottawa
for Instance have already taken

?
‘acvantage of the new provis sons Ory.

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‘In the National Housing Act to
bulid blocks of fine new homes to
vent for about $60 per month.
‘These are “econcmie rental
‘homes—that is, where the rent
actually pays the whole carry-
ing cast and allows a strictly Hin.
ited dividend to whatever group
puts up the necessary 25 percent
of the total cost.
+ ¢' +

THE Quebec command of the

Canadian Legion has just vot-
ed unanimously to, build in,
Montreal the first block of 100
anartments, for veterans of wi-)
‘dows on the War Veterans Al-
lowance, or other low income.

The estimated eest fs $590,000.
It will be necessary, for the Leg-
fon to Invest only $50,000 of this
Amount, as the federal govern-
ment “provides 90 percent of the
necessary money for such low
rental projects, through the Na-
‘tional Housing Act.

Rents will be about $30 per
ménth.

Employment
Questions
And Answers

Hasunece Commission,

Heh dt di this cota.

fa yon,

ed

ployment insurance for

e+ +

The relative backwardness of
the west in taking advantage of
the new provisions of the Na-
tional Housing Act is all the
more amazing because some of
the Individual branches of th:
Legion In B.C. have substantial
reserve funds which woud cn-
able them to undertake large
housing developments. ‘
The big trade unigns da B.C.
cre in somewhst tha same cate-
Bcty—but with this difference
sdest cf the men ers of TC.
tree vons are. okine hicher

wages than would ealitie them

sively on the wood lot.

full-time business, and *

rental home: Hence it would PEt:

not. be good business for a big
union, Ike: the TWA to under-
take a rental housing project of
that Legion
branches could-and should un-
dertake.. "”

The best plan for a trade un-
Jon Js to build housing under the
“limited dividend” section of the
NHA, Under this section 75 per-

and gas station

‘self- eniployad and ‘would!

must be declared and an ad}}
ment of benefit will ther
made,

ee ee meee AE ee eyes te aeRO SOU

MINERAL ISLES

froup which starts the project
must provide the remaining 25

But this plan is far more flex--

shout 30 years.-and those wh: |

lose on the deal because thelr:
ents are Insured by the governs;

In the end, tha autright own- |
crship of the project passes te;
the group. (or the inci

. “ (Maylight Saving Time).

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ieee: ara

sind ei ny construe: ~ Sunday 9 mh

“Von will break all records, agaln
Ahis year, However, there is slit:
a drastic shortage of two Kinds
of housing,
The greatest nerd in Canad
1s for decent homes, to rent at
yates which will carry all costs

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tlay 0 p.m.

urday 0 aan,

4

pm,

nent and administration worry || May 1, 25, dune , pan.

There ts a virtually uniimited
‘amount of money, already pro-
vided under federal legislation
.to provide 15 por cent of the
cont of unsubsldived, sel f-sup-
porting choap | rental housing, :

Serving B.C. Slew 1Hb0,

LES SMITH
Prince fuport Agent

 

 

Tn this catma are questions
about unemployment lnsaraiice and
employment, Cagether with answers
revelved fram the Unemployment
Wf yau are
vneertahy abaut any point da not
resiiiie to send tis sone question,
we With altala an answer and pub-

Following are same questions with
temees which mas be af interest

Q. Is a farmer who owns a
-woud Jot required to pay unen-
the
workers he employs and pays
more than the minimum, wages?

A. If your wood lot Is operated
in connection with your farm
and nor considered a separate
business, the workers whom you
employ sre noi insurable even
though they are employed excu-

 

Phat nah and | Frelg ay
Aplitn cli a
aa A aU

To Kitimat-Priday and sins

To Stewart, Allee Arm—Sat-

To Magket and North Queen
Charlotlese~May 4, 10, June! \

To South Queen Charlot esens

Freight Wooklngs

‘nent has been an object lesson |
cto the’

Ce eee

   

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m ‘ANGiENY. "

 

 

The past fortnight In’ Parlin-

Opposition groups in the
virtue of persistence, in the folly

-af being too ready to give up the

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'

The missing lnk, ‘so far, 4s ‘bering to the public.
seme local authority, to. under- themselves It was frustrating, ;

take {tes share of the work, and The

+ * So just when they

Q. Last summer iny husband
and I operated a tourist: busi-’
ness — snack bar, cabins and a_
small gas station. The siiack bar.’
which I alone operated, opened
in May, "but thé cabins ands: a
station did not open: until the!
beginning of the tourist sc¢nsan ,
However, if my husband were to:
sell gas on one day a week —
Sunday — until it opened for:
did
nething in connection with” the
‘snack bar, would it affect® his;
benefits? He has been collecting
unemployment Insurance bene. | !
fits since the end of jast Ucto-

A. If the entire business, tne
cluding the snack bar, cabins
is operated

jointly by you and. your vs
band, he woulds ma aco

be:
cligible for benefit froth ' ithe’
time you opened any of the bis!-
ness to the tourist trade. Other- |

wise, any work done on Sunday:

sts |
as

Besides its huge coal produe-
_tlon, the Spltzbergen archipel-
| ano has ble ‘deposits of low.
It is unlikely the costiafler that there are na hailta| arade iron ore and gypsum,
turlo legislature Is said to have would be Jess than $6,000, The tions, The cost of the whole pro. j~
chimed descent trom the first fire that destroyed the first west ject Is pald off, over a period of]

wed

ship, in the literal truth of the

ol maxim that even the longest’

Auge has a turning—arn! all
Ahat sort of (hing.

For Just about a fortnight ayo
the Opposition groups were
iteady to cry quits for the present

t the situation had become,
And to:

that

py!
t,

just weren't making
yaids against a government t*

scemed all- ower
were on the:

point of puting up the shutters
ond calling {ta day, what hap-
pens?

eed

Out of a perfectly clear sky |
the Dr. McCann storm breaks,

and changes the political cli-
nate of the Federal and Par-:
hiamentary Inndscape almost ov.
ernight.

. Then, as Hf that were not quite
enough, rumors of the early re-.
tirement of Rt. Hon. C. D. Howe
begins to circulate, And pollt!-
cal speculators: in the Capital ,.
began to ask themselves If the,
great “C.D.’s"
minent, can the PM's be far be-|
hind? In brief, the, all-power- '
ful front of the Liberal govern-
ment began to look like some-
thing that very quickly could be.

come just a memory of .ne past |
The moral to be drawn from alt:

this is thal if the Opposition
MPs had downed their tools it

“Cenneanan eR

LOOK INTO

1955 ©

NOW

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nent ago and headed for home,!s

They sensed:

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none of It would have come thelr| then to nave the whole situation
way. Or, at least. they wouldn't lchanged In cvdading Just by} an
have been In thelr seats In Par-; the mere finge: of chance.
linment to take advantage of 1t.' The obvious inferetice ts that
an jfor an opposition leader the Im-
There’s another lesson to he | portant thing Isn't to do Any-
drawn from the new look that| Pring in partiontar, but’ just to
the past fortnight has given &/ manage to be in the right place
the Parliament Hill pleture. Tt) when politcal Ban strikes, '
iliustrates the ole truth that: the’ -
vest things fe pollties. just hap-
pen; they don's come about in
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That's a decinitery depressing
thought for any ambitious and
consclentlous party leader to:
Hive with, It's downright dis.
‘couraging, - for .example, for
‘Messrs Drew, Coldwell, and Low
tu spend long: weeks beating
‘thelr brains - out in preparing
monumental speeches, in devis-
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