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ernment has taken one step closer to the point where
iL ean ne longer overlook the need for an airport
here, Unless the gap in air services at this end in
closed, the value of the projects at Terrace, Smith: ¢a

sound investment than it should he,

there has been no intimation that Ottawa is giving de
any thought to Prince Rupert in this connection. du
Since the visit of our two airport delegates to the
capital in February, the silence there on the matter
has been as proformd as ever, While it is true there
probably will be no official indication of what the
vovernment proposes to do — if anything — until the
supplementary estimates are brought down, undey-
takings of this sort are often preceded by some hint,
of what is eoing on,

estimated, if is stil too large a job to be kept in com-
plete secrecy. One right expect, for example, that
there would be another on-the-spot survey to deter-
mine the best route for a road, consider docking fa- .™
cilities and other such necessary details, As far as
is known, no work of this nature has been carried
out, velit ould have (5 bea first step in getting the th
project underway,

the sittsion, The fact is that the two airport dele-
gates definiieiy pained the impression that the gov-
ernment had moved past the stage of debating th
whether the project was worthwhile and was more
interested iz ascertaining how it could be accom-
plished, since its cetermination to develop flying
along the northern line of B.C, has now been con-
firmed, it must follow az a Viruual certainty that
Prince Rupes? will be ineluded in its plans. Not only
is this the largest city in northern B.C. but it has a to
location which puts it in direct line with main air o
routes north and south, cast and west.

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rent situation, it is to be noticed that the high mar-
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into the supply of women who want office work, ws
in the Communlat party, a well
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SENATOR Margaret Chase Smith of Maine has just

of New Brunswick. ‘There is nothing unusual:about
that, for it is an old custom on both sides of the Horsler: ig)
to give such degrees to celebrities, ne

/ What was unusual was the’:
“speech made by the distinguish-

‘sobering terms to the long dark
night of fear through which her:
country bad just passed. She
seribed the “national sickness”:

mumber
mental mutes. They didn't dare
say what they thought.
“were even getting so they didn’t, 77

‘thoughts might be read.”
The description of the period:

reading, even coming from this leader who last weck
deeply respected Republican wo- himself innocently Into a gen- ervment savings offices was fe-. fut) agreements from all the!

‘veloped Into a blind psychosis of long way from belng the idol of position agenda.

fear and blind emotion, she said. 'he federal Liberal hierarchy
‘Gtrong men did not speak their here on Parllament Hill, .

security, they blindly accepted enthuslastle about him ellher.
‘the role of mental mutes. All

Scibing my own amazing on find.
Ing that you could not ask 2: Main contention In (he eriti-
American frlend a quite normal
political question without havy-
ing that friend look furtively

ing overheard. It was really sad

be we In Canada may leam some
good
-dark perlod in the Hfe of our
drest friend and fine neighbour.

WEIN Canada should never for.

reason for the beginning of the
‘American years of fear.

ut in this ease the mouse was. tions in the legislature seatgilett; hulding too well
cal vacant by two of his followers ——————

selves locked in a great world
struggle which wag entirely new
and beyond them,
hat experienced in thelr new role
as Jeader of all western nations,
Nor did-they have-an intelligent |

REFLECTS cs, eluate Hiss perry
and REMINISCES ae really shook the United:

Ne ing dlstriouses wealth Uke der for exptoltatlon and infli
who cun remember when halr- tavey and an oversized family, .u
etl were 35 cents und you had, ° , ‘ ‘popues, [tka Senator MeCarthy.
your chotee of (wa Kinds of eakegte. 5 dea
Phelling ne. A a f ari ¥j~ even the most PHB ply iN
{ reMitions — has been’ ACO (oh
ta ceny Up could hold its head’ cut by ut least half In the Inst the end did thelr own steadylng-
ten yenrs. For some operations dewn job In thelr own way. | |

ithe Improvement to better sur tons and millions of Amerleans:

Bit techniques, actually watched the real life
dis-: new, Infection-controliing, blood gosint drama in whieh McCarthy,

~-Blratford Bencon Herald yy the long run, as (oes Uncle,
Bam so go'we, T thank our lucky:
stora that through these terrible
‘yours of fear our nelghbor biti

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to Jack McRae upon belng made
Chalrman of the Prince Rupert
bi Branch of the Canadian Natlonal
, linstitute for the Blind; and offer
‘hind and the CNIB best wishes

¥ for a suecessui year, In that

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® inmend the Blind Persons Act.
Z The present, Act provides that
Mm icligible reciplents of blindness

A inllowances fcommonly — called
Blind Pensiqn") must have at-

been given an honorary degvee hy the University

 

ithe age for eligible recipients to

two such fine Presidents as Tru- I18 years, It ls also propose dt

stateswoman on ‘hat oceas- “in and Elsenhower,

evs and Prince George will he substantially reduced — sion, 7 ee ent war way Nene vs incomes allowed to reclplents touse the "ony
and the expenditure of $1,000,000 will be a much less ; Senator Smith referred 4n iy stepping hard on tho Red az- |

 

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resslot ne : : fof an unmarried person with-
gression In Korea; and L thank MADELINE BELANGER, 15, of ‘ont dependents; om $1040 to
God that there was a level-head. Ortgwa proudly displays a six- | ‘
ed man lke President Ike on the | pound speckled trout she
“inereasing 200 When McCarthy was at DiS opught at a Gatineau hills lake
"9 potentially most dangerous. Ike. north of the Capital, She pre-
clinned the polltical tiger's claws yiously eaught & 61% and five-
in his own way. pound speckled trout.

dent; from $1320 to $1560 mar-
ried and living with spouse; and
from $1440 to $1680 In the case
of a married recipient tiving}
with a blind spouse, :

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M, MacLEOD ining disabitity pensions; a dis- ;

ability pension was suggested In ,

re think for fear

“ OTTAWA DIARY

Right at the moment Harper mittee at which the financial
the enterprising ‘Liberal relationships of a number of the | statute books of our country, not;
talked Sectal Credit MLAs with the 8o¥- | withstanding the fallure to get

rough which the U.S.A, has:
w passed, does not make nice Prowse,

The sickness de- ral election out in Alberta, is a ported rellably to be on the Op- - provinces in 1945, a scheme to,
provide for disability allowances |
. ‘in co-operation with the prove:
From the staridpolnt of the jinces. And that in turn brings up:
As a matter of fact,.the Pro- opposition groups in Alberta, the whole controversy about
gressive Conservatives aren't too. the prospect, if not quite as‘what was, and what was nol,!
pleasing as they might like It to done to Implement the 1915 pro- :
And for good measure the Frd-.be, was at least the most prom: ‘posals, Unemployment Insurance |
ese are ‘phrases which fell eral CCF-ers share the same Ising that they had faced In @ was not one of the proposals
im the lips of the senior U.S. opinion. The Socialists consider long time, The two by-elections made because of the fact that.
nator from Maine. . that when the gifted Mr, Prow.:e could have been a sounding- ‘jt had come Into being in the
bok & ‘inde the speech whith brought baurd for anti-Socred propa- carly days of the war, bul some ;

' down the Albertan legisiature in vida and the ‘effect would ;nf the Inter amendments origi. ;

vn senator,

rds publicly lest they commit:
‘tleal suleide. For political

1] REMEMBER writing from LOS dissolution around his ears, he have been equal to anything ‘nated in the 1945° discussions
Angeles In this space, abOUL nisced a golden opportunity tu.that could have been’ secured In ‘Many other Dominton-provincial

ree or four years ago, and des-
Public Accounts Committee In- instance in forestry programs, :
cism of the old-line partles and: vestigation similarly could have and for a joint project to coun-°
of the CCF-ers {s that when Lib. kept the Manning government ‘ter the infestation cf spruce bud
cral leader Prowse gave Premier on the defensive. There was al- worm, As Paul Martin sald re-
rE. C, Manning the excuse to cal ways the chance, furthermore, cently In a debate in the House,
an election, he played right inty that tt would have uncovered & dt fs to the credit of this gov-
the Socred hands, ‘major scandal that would have crament’s responsible concept of

For by dissolving the legisla- Upped the scales against thaisorlal reform tha. it hay heen
ture and going to the country Socreds in an election. ‘able to bring In these and many
Piemler Manning extrieated) Now the Opposition groups ‘ether measures, Int the way It.dld,

himself automatically and. han-. have to fight the election with- An the face of our existing cliff.
“ily from two situaiiong which out the benefit of any disclos-:cultles, In the face of the-foct
hod the Socreds badly worried’ "res they might have forced at! that we were then spending over
ond which were the grounds for the Public Accounts’ hearings. ,
rew hones amongst the, opposi-. furthermore, thelr own political

tion parties of making some-po- organizations aren't in a state;
tical yards at long last fa the’ ot readiness for battle. “In the
brok of Parllamient Hill's more:

P sory pea} province.
get that there was a very real.) "the first place, Premier; crperienced strategists, Leader:

Manning was relieved of the ne- | Prowse doesn’t appear to appear:
splayed the cards he was.

cund the restaurant to see {f
was safe to answer without be.

see such things in “the land
the brave and the home of
e free.”

Looking back on it now, may-

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‘tenet. kind of challenge posed:
by their rival--Rusgla.

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us that thelr world rival had! Ou always

body operating In-

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