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1 i Both Sides Lose
TIS incredible that vear after year the salmon sea-
son auproaches without there heing any certainty
that fishing will start on time, if at all. While the
to crop waits for harvesting, the same old jockeying
ie for position over prices goes on uaul the erep is in
danger of being lost altovether,

One would imagine that after ali this tne some-
thing would have been fcarned from this frustvatineg
, and costly experience. It is:rot a labor dispute in
| the ordinary sense where the two par ties abe trylte
OP to draw up a contract calling for specific Lenefite
ho that cun be caleulated accurately over gefven period
- of time, It is instead a sort of speculative bargain-
ot ing process in which neither side knows what returns
op La expect nom: itter What agreement is reaned,

It is essentially a gamule and must remain so

a until science discovers a rauch more precise method
of determining the size of the crop in advance and
—what is virtually impossible—how much cach man

in will harvest from it, It isa debate over prices where
nu one knows the volume of the commodity to he

i He
i bought.
Lod But despite this ignorance of all the fsetors | in-
eh volved, the game of matching wits often continues

ae “until the stakes are depleted and perhans lost entire-
: ly. There can be no criticism of hoth sides altempt-
my to improve their position, In fact, it would be a
bo cause for real concern if they did not. The industry
co would die from too small a profit being inade by one
op party or i other,
bo settling the bem than ‘the one now employed,
ne ‘The industry would certainly benefit if more thought
pore, were given to dividing the spoils fairly after the fish
a are caught and less to splitting hairs before the catch
is in,

'

stonishing Game

HERE is an interesting game that ¢ can be played
with motor cars. This game is not exactly sweep-
ing the country, but anyone can play it provided he
Can et behind the wheel of a car and out into traf-
fic—and where else is there to go? This game is cal-
led “Astonishing the Other Fellow.” It is the most
simple game in the world for it has only one rule,
the Golden Rule. The reaction of the other motorist
when one is considerate of him makes the game very
interesting.
Pedestrians are not so amusing, as under good
treatment they usually merely look puzzled, wonder-

 

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Last LPP Loses

T HERE were no suprises
in the Ontario election. |
Rut there was one small

dtm of really big signiti-

cance for all Canada:
The last of the Communist:

MLAs was defeated. For the first:

tine since 1943 no Communist:
will sit in the Ontarlo Legisia-
ture This fact is all the more
anportant in view of the fact
that the Communists who were:
elected to sit In the Ontarlo ley-

istature from 1943 tl 1955 were, TO COST BETWE EN $9, (000,000 and $10, 000,000, tals terminal building
personally extremely clever per-| real airvort. Shown fi an, architect's sketch th? bullding ts expected to be started this sumer
and Is to be completed | by tate summer ot 1987, ’

Lively Campaign on Way

sons, Had they been elected on!
any other ticket {0 is highly un-
Hkely Uyat they would have been
beaten.
THE total elimination of the
elected Communists by th:
voters themselves, will convince
ost Canadians that, by and:
large, Canadian system of hand}.
ing the Communists is more ef-
fective than the American meth-

smith Act.

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For Election

EDMONTON. The Jane 29 cause {it did not want to tell him |
od---where (the party has been ceneral election is providing the Low many members had deal:
ence again cullawed by the fireworks fo apenas golde:: ings with the treasury branches. |nike and ake exer snacks at.

The election was called sud- ident of the Progressive Cons-r-

CANADA has of course taken gently, ‘The Social Credit party

some violent zlg-2ags herself,

in the legal attitude towards the ti] 1956, Premier E. C. Manning’ $: ‘end a desire tu avold facing Cone ; hon cach nbaat, '

Canadian Communist party.

One of the last big acts of the
Censervative government of On-
tarlo, before its defeat by the.
cCorful Miteh Hepburn, was to
vidertake the prosecution of
Tim Buck and several other of
the top Communists in Canada.
These prosecutions were inci-
dentally launched shortly after
the election In East Hamilton of
the first Labor man to sit in the
federal parliament. He was, of
course, the late Humphrey Mit-

chell, who was elected on the palgning on its record of 20’ would not be allowed

labor ticket, was briefly In the
CCF in a lukewarm way, but lat.
er became Minister of Labor.

Put in any event, the Ontario pendent Social Crediter.., Next.: to's next government lo exclute:
Tories were scared stiff in 1931 in order of the number of can-'r embers of the legisiature from,
at the election of this first labor didates nominated, are the Lib-: porrowing
The day before Mitchell ‘erals, CCF, Progressive : -Cofiser- ; ‘branches.
was elected the Toronto Mall and vatives, Labor-Progressives Com- the recommendation
Empire carried a banner head-: ruunists, Independents and In-! light of unfair political critic-

ism.”

i
oe }
Noe |

No’ acclamations aret ex-:

nisn,

line across its whole front page:
“Shadow of the Kremlin Falls,
Over Hamilton,”
Looking back on it now, that:
scems like a huge Joke—not to,
tention, a crude slander — for’

didn't need to go to the polls un.

Gecision caught oppositton parte:
ics by surprise.

QD.

But 187 candidates, i4. More

‘than In the 1952 election, al-:
ready have been nominated for:

-the 6l-seat legislature.

Interest is running. high; Party
lenders are using television for
the first time in Edmonton and.
Coigary, The parties report
good attendance at most mect-
Ings.

The Soclal Credit party, cam-

years of government, will con-.
test all but one constituency
where it has backed an Inde-,

   

dependent Social Credit.

"NOMINATIONS TODAY 3 :
Official ‘nomination: day?
dsy.

‘pected. One cabinet minster

TIAN UI wOOeT, oO '
oe ppAABLA .

MEE :

seld a CCF government would

Farmers Delay.

Seaway Work
| ln Iroquors

IROQUOIS, Ont. Two
farmers stalled the first major
work on Ontarlo's hydro relo-|
cation progr.m ior the town of;
Iroquols,

‘. James Everetts and Clifford
Marlin, whose farmis were expro- |
printed by hydro Jost fall to
make way for construction of
the St. Lawrence seaway power
project, ordered conatructlon
men and machines off thelr pro.
perty until some “honest at.

 

tempt” at selllement is made.

mediate comment, on
tlon.

‘

hydro for falling to glve theni
vhat they termed a “reasonable
settlement,” for not belng notif- |
ied of the expropriation of thelr |
property and for not being. told
that hydro machines. intended ;
to move on the property Monday.

T-Ad-LO-R--G

0 Suits @ Pants

0 Topcoats @. Slacks

ALTERATION SPECIALISTS
QUICK SERVICE

is planned for the Mont-
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Reflects and!
Reminisces

in Alberta.

 

who demand coffee.

These

W. J.C, Kirby, provincial press iye tines, might do well to!
heed the Chicago man aged 102, !
‘whe attribuies his longevity ta
“one Ineal a day, and ten huurs

 

 

vative party, sald the govern.
ment dectslon “arose from pani: :

-servative questioning tn the ley .
" a) ] 1

islature. Renan 8 PC que tions Money, we are tole, is not

;Were on the order paper Wien cveryliing, But more ina GCE, :

‘the House wT discal reader, Handy dueat can ecme In with |
Elmer E. Roper, CCP fader. eit conventence. {

pul the treasury branches under 4 philosopher observes that
a non-political board that would wives are very much Hike ehild-:

not be subject to pressure bY son, in that they need to be}
“mimbers of tae legislature. -toved when they least deserve ;
Mr. Prowse also sald a Liberal: jt... .oshawa Dati ‘Mines,

government would keep the, on :
‘treasury branches In operation NOTHING IN 1955 ‘
but members of the nels _ An announcement In Landon |

with them,
Mr. Manning sald in a cam-
ipalyn speech he will ask Alber-

saya the ceremony of trouping
“the color will not take place this|
year, [he Cueen was to have |
reviews her Guards in the cele- ;

bration cf her: birthday, The i,

People who get dlvareed for
‘trivial reasons probably married ;
‘for the same reasons. —Sudbury |
. Star,

MANY PORTRAITS

CHICOUTIMI, Que, O-- The |
cliy of Chiclmoul! North wil’ sy

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privileges in the? qari of, ir 226 volts,
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A-Bombs Mean New Strategy:

aften get the point right away that genuine kindness
is meant and they gesture in surprised and awkward
friendliness, On rare occasions one will come on some
other motorist who is playing “Astonish the Other
lellow.”) The thoroughly pleased feeling one gets at
this expression of kindness makes one wish he play- ¢
cl this game more often,

ister of Justice, -

THE prosecution of Tim Buck Iegisieture he thought most! velied July 17.
and Co. was under the direct members of the government ‘and | aes
centrel of the then Attorney Social Credit party had disquali- ;
yeneral Price of Ontarlo~and, ‘fled themselves from sitting In
Iam Informed, was undertaken, the House by doing buslnesswith
in the face of strong advice the staterin treasury branches—
wgatnst It by the late Hugh'a financlal Institution operated,
Guthrie who was federal Min-‘ Ike chartered banks. : Speed,
, He maintained that. members
However, Tim Buck and the doing business with the ‘branches |
others were finally convicted and violated the Legislative Assont-

belng bad for you.

e Fishing
@ Hunting

1; ing WwW hat j 1s the Cy itch, or they become co] f. assertive iM umph Mitchell was even then ‘on by acclamation In the’ last ‘eclebrate its centenary this sum. forvel it stand up and forget it. \ CIGARETTE
‘ | stroll grandly an 1 slowly the rest of the way to and later about the most viru- eectlon. mer and a portrait gallery of OM You sho ald abo avold drugs and! .

hi and $ £ Y and s ¥ tne rest of the wa) Jently antl - Communist Jabor The snap election was called | M&yors who have governed the should nut alter your way of ite, | sc TEE

He the curb with their hate showing, having finally man in Canada, ‘May 12 after Liberal opponition | rural Quebec munielpality since! And best of all don't” belleve!|

ee stopped a motor car; but motorists surprisingly ++ + ender J. Harper Prowse told the ‘Its founding in 1634 will be un- everything they say about salt’

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came a worse headache to the from holding a contract with the
wuthorities inside prison than government.

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at OTTAWA @- Maj-Gen, John | ye .
| Ruckingham foragces, the! Dope: : ri all rele ted, ved \
lity that albmle wkapdhs | ay - sf hed a were ‘i

| i would keep dow ’ casualtiists . ¢ oh at! a tea Pihey

‘The sooner we get them,

. alone weapons the better,” the But. sbourng ar war effor \

. tall, barrel-cheated commiandey But again the tne of history,

! 1 ol the dat Canadian Infantry alg-ranged, When Hitler abe |

- = Division sald In oan Interview 4

hore, ¥¢ ene the eens hansters |

Non S Beeand, / , : a Gf the war, There was surely nas

nt Inajor anes Were mae. | g | Polnt in Keeping them interned.
” we But here ds the prize twugh. i

: i 7 by mis nel ane me he The then Liberal Premier ile.

thodots ane point for a break-through; ° :

. rps Such on operation today, in the | aa ee nutri on ne cased

of atomle weapons, would | ane eaaer, Le

, gr eonsitered ‘snleldal. some | Macnuley, both appeared as main

Hy ye S Look wt what the Germans mem penkere al a huge rally at Tos

tu ; gould have done to us at Nij- Vonto Maple Leal Gardens ta

Hiegan i they had had an:
glonle bomb," Qen. Rockingham |
wid. "We hind elght divistons|
rammed into an aren three

 

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a Pade fs ather amine situations) "tt ‘

a wing (he last war ( ' 0)

™ 4 He sald he helleves the brenk- sont know the complete
te ow could be accom:

. Mashed by ntomle bombs, whes

ae thor flrad trom eannan or drape |

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Gen, Rockingham sald he wilt)

ho thinking atomleatly when ho
works out the 8rd and 4th brig-
dos mare than 10,000 troops
rab Chigetown, First will come |
| two defenalve exerelsey Known aA
, “block” and two offenstye works

 
      

‘ {hake manpower assault,
bine INCE 1044

Y 4 Tho “ved-patel” division
ye Br Me re Ielen oxerelie “Rising Blan"
‘ ndergo ita fra atomic-tnetias / /
Pe Training this summer at Camp ALSO TRAIN IN ALBERTA
; Gagetown, N.B. It will be the
Qrat divisional oxorolve In Can.
fidn and the Crab for the Cnta-
Inn Army alnée 1044, when the
at workouts wore held in Bril-| '
iin dn preparation for the sec
grid Sront,
. "Wo'rg realy righit now to take
in our weight in wildeats,” the
oneral anid, adding that. ils
roups aro dn good splrita, well

oe

Ss = zener = . vee . a -

a ena tens arte i,

alma trainin

in ommnny,

“The emphaala will be an mo-.
biity and communications, "I
communiontions break — down, |
everything Is lost,” Gen, Roek- |
Ingham sald,

 

 

i auty to be enlled “tackle. T Nene
on, Rockingham refers to his: Will bo followed hy the ful) dive !

Tho and Brlande will conduct
4 al Camp Waine,
wriuht, Alta, The tat Brigade In)

they had ever been outside and
nebody was happier than the
government when finally they

ag tacked Russia, the Communists sald over-rides other te iislalton,

‘eelebrate the Tim Buek's retense,
; There were 18,000 people at that
| meeting, which [wrote up in this
column at the tine, That was
the fall of 1042 when Stalingrad
wea dn the people's minds,
yooh

THERE have been some blaarre

chapters in the story of thel.

‘upanand downs of (ho Communist
party In Canada, but surely
nothing more amoging (han that

Ie
‘snid he called the cleetton pbd-

The act was amended during
the Inst session snecifieally tu
permit members of the leeisla-
‘ture to do business wilh
tronsury branches, ; e

Mn Manning, in answering ty a
eh

irBes, sald nembers were por
mitted to use the branches by nv
clause In the Treasury Branches
Act, passed ty 1038, which ‘he

LASTS OPPOSITION

Mr. Manning haa blasted op-
peasttion pariies far ‘what ‘hy
termed “gutter politica” anil
“character agsossiiation.”

conse the tmplications of My.
‘Prowse’s clinrge were too fue
rouching and serious to lot stand,

He added the charge cast a:
reflection on the honesty and {its
tegrity of all Suclal Crodit ment:
bors by tinplylng they have yo-
pratedly xought election whtle
Alaquall ied.

Mr, Prowso aald the roverne
way called » the dluction bes:

ve. eee enn,

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