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SMITHERS—Big game hunters in. the Bulkley Valley .
would have had a field day last Friday west of here, if they
could have belleved their eyes, 7

Three elephants from’ the Gayland Shows, en route’ ‘tg
Prince Rupert, wandered at large while roustabouts and other a
carnival personnel attempted to straighten out the beasts’...
heavy trailer which had jack- -knifed ‘across the highway.: ag

Motorists were held up, for‘ two hours hy the jam. if

After the trailer was righted ‘the elephants. were loadei co

abroad and proceeded west, =. |: wi

channels fom Washington
Canadian officlaldom is: getting
a clearer picture of the signitf-
‘cance of, the new wheat policy
which the United States inaug-
arated formally during the past
, week.
As the details arrive they are
re-assuring, In the opinion of
Parlidment Hill's most experi-
enced ‘wheat experts they give

purchases of: wheat from Aus-
tralia and New Zealand,

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' The over-all United States).
marketing policy. is now Inter-
preted by government wheat
experts here as reasonably. co-
operative. It is true that while
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Mt litical’ seth ks which the western powers: have. suffer:
“léd in Asia‘and Afri¢a since the Hitler: war is due to

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up oil wells, ‘ruin pipelines and!
otherwise play. hob with all the

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the market,” The private graly
trade in the United Stateg isn't

The essence: of the new Uni-

Bruce Brown Says |

ted States ‘policy apparently 5:

   
   

se [ae Hot pola’ to: be} Vastly. expensive ‘ equipment| that the. old wheat still, in the | noted for give-away policies, bul a 5 af oe
Oushed mR 8 white which: taps the richest’ ‘oll: pools hands of the government—tt is| {it does . have’-a reputation for co : yee

being ‘interested, in-securing the
highest ‘marketing return pos-
sible. That’s all that Canad:
asks for in competition,

still close to a billion bushels--
pve “$e to be regarded as a sort of

THE brown man — particularly | Wheat: bank. It will be available
in governme:.t hands for food

the Arab—feels that. ‘like his
forefather Ishinael; he is rejected emergencies, both at home anc

man any longer, eyen, ‘though, the jim this world.

pt white man's” ‘way. of - running
-.[things-:in. ‘the non- -white man’s
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‘way than.the- native: peoples . aaa ; a
a immediately ‘do for them- by the western world. - abroad, Bub it will n-o-t over-|, The fact that the United moval of 5% Saies Tax ow ail +

‘lsélves without the white mian's “He feels that, through i fault hang the ce marke In the States turned the export wheat, | | . d d hat

: {too ‘and: ‘lmowled e.: a» f0f,his owh, he, has.failed/to‘get| fling o! a export orders pri-| trade back to the, private gralr: upplies an rugs. .?) 0

is e his share of the good things that cority will be given to the new] trade last weck and that the meals, school supp 19s wpe

L: WAS. ‘personally out in: Asia | there are in the world.” This ex- wheat and the transactions will) United Kingdom Government Se

_ |. when ‘the assassination of -the plains -his fury against “Israel, be handled through the private! took a largely similar step edr- { g op
© president, took’ place in; Persia |. which, he regards as: an outpost grain ‘trade. lier in the year dvesn’t mear. Ate:
ax... which explodéd the ‘oil. crisis in {of :the western civilization which}. ‘Ostensibly the old wheat will that Canada js likely. to follow 2. Under Social Credit We are, the Nah

sult. The Intelligence that the
Liberal Government- receives
from the Prairies is still that
Western farmers are hostile to-
wards the private trade and
violently opposed to haying the
grain trade turned back Into
their hands. With a general
election only a matter of a few
months awcy, the feelings of the
Western farmers are certain to
be treated with respect by the
St. Laurent ministers.

Rivett-Carnac

Gets Promotion

OTTAWA (W—A veteran of 33
years service with the RCMP, As-
sistant | Commissioner Charles

still. be available to export buy-
crs. But it will only be available
to fill orders which do n-o-t con-
flict: with normal export busi-
ness; Thus, a.sale of Washing-
ton wheat to India is being ne-
gotiated at the present time be-
|eause of abnormal drought con-
ditions prevailing there during

~  tthat’ country. ; he thinks. in a way: he- does: ‘not
“It “took: months-indeed : years |, understand, exploits him..."
|—before. successive British’ ‘gov-’ - Yet: right. in. his: own. country
érnments could.*get” it. through he: ‘sees. western ‘owned. oll wells
| their heads that the inflamed producing iintold’ wealth’ and. he
» | Pérsian nationalists would grave- |: sees, that, wealth all. running: out
“ly“hurt ‘themselves: economically | of je , soup Pe through! Pipe-
fat: that appeared tg ‘be: the only.(22 fest NF, ‘
| way: to get back. their own re- The “makings” are ‘all. there
sources. ‘| for one. of the. great tragedies of the past year. ‘Bub a condition
‘It is quite trye that at the end history. . en: of the sale is that, it_must_n-o-t
‘| of.a long period of economic war|.--r' ae

“| between the Persian government ER BC Xx

_|and the western interests con-. Mee
| cerned:a ‘settlement was arrang-! Mg
| ed: But that settlement: was’ ai © «rm.
‘| far worse deal for the west than) °°."
“the advice of the officer in
‘charge of the local RCMP, Van
Wallegham's convictions are not
‘confined to those at Prince Ru-

“| the flaming. Persian nitionalists |. ! Up. TO. vorers | os 4
pert either. Rivett-Carnac, has been promot-

2 would. have -been: willing § £0 give |.”
in. the, first weeks of the as | He Eta ie .
o The’ really significant feauinzes “Ty just afew: days now. rit is
fof. thé -Persian oil crisis were) 55 g.to.be-decided if. the people
‘Well may we ask: Is this ac- ,ed to deputy commissioner of the
tion by the majority of the force, it was announced here.
Council their choice between jaw He replaces Deputy Commis-
and order through support of ‘sioner Alan Belcher who is re-

these: itive Rupert will endorse the|
‘the RCMP, regarded as the fin- tlred on pension.

mn
oT e World Court ruled in favor 0 id: gy. ACY 0 the File, of the. old
of Pérsia find: found ‘that’a sov- oy I
est police body in the world, Gr Headquarters also announced
for the support of bootleggers; that Inspectors Courtland Mac-

- varties. with their: “inability” to}
_.: jereign nation had the ‘power, to do, anythin. relieve the -de-
& expropriate: foreign- -owned pro-
ahd others of the underworld? ; donell of Victoria, Roland Han-
‘This is the second case in recent son, Ottawa, Philip Cox, Win-

»|perties on. its own soll? notwith- pression shoule: i “come along.
- i
-{standing the fact that that na-, “We have seel how we LI berals,
‘weeks of reinstatement of per-| nipeg and William Nevin, Van-
its to convicted bootleggers. ‘couver, have been promoted to

7 4the Conservatives snd ‘vo ithe
“et : a ne con CCFers have criticized every nro- |:
ests which bound’ ‘Persia “not to gressive move by.| the Social Cred-
+ nattonalize- such “properties. Also it government, ot oe en
“| Persia , got improved yoyalties sion of. the Ato North van-
On the Ministerial Associa-; the rank of superintendent,
tion, Service Clubs, Junior Deputy Commissioner Rivett-
Chamber of Commerce and;Carnac is & native of England:
cther’, organizations interested | Since joining .the force in 19234:
jn the welfare of youth and th2!he has had varied police exper-

‘trom’ thé British, to bring. them: couver to opieetions te every
‘into line with the: highést going piece of road. and br be Our
rate in other nearby. countries present : government ever “built.
Tt clearly is indicated. that none
‘lof the “three - Old parties would
have done any of: those. improves: fiatives, who are, unfortunately, /tence in the Northwest Territor-
ments. . It is a simple matter to tHe chief prey: ‘Of the’ bootlégger, ‘ies; in Western Canada and a of-
understand that without tha ac- | rests'a responsibility for clean ficer in charge of the force's
and honest government in this: Special branch.
city. The municipal election is; The 55-year-old officer was re-
now only three months away. cently transferred to Otlawa
You have young men and wo-' ‘from Victoria where he was of-

tivity we ‘would: have been’ right
men, whom you can nominate,, ‘ficer commanding “E"” Division.

ina most ugly depression. .
70: be sure they” can not tear

the rails, from. ‘thé PGE: ‘exten-

sion but they are siire to chahge

a lot of useful plans for progres-|and-if you work, elect to support!

sive enterprises that honest and! those now in the Council dedi-| EAGER WELPEI

able men like Premier Bennett |cated to clean government. Get! “um PERS

and his Social Credifers worked; them out to support those whol BRANTFORD, Ont, @--Touch-

out, ‘The venerable old prophet|have shown thelr stuff. ‘Thanks! ed by the appeal for funds to
to Aldermen iXreuger, Woodside send the Canadian swimming
and Smith for their votes! team to the Olympics in Aus-
against renewal of the permits, ; tralia, four Httle girls here
M. M, STEPHENS, ‘opened a lemonade stand and

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vee | Arabs and. other. “Moslems, ih
now. Africa ‘and, thé Middle East are,
{collectively:in 4 state: of mind
{where ‘they. co}fid dlitgrally’ ex-
¢ plode if. somedrie tossed a mateh |.
in the wrong place at the wrong:
time, !

‘The western man. finds it hard
, ‘to ‘udderstand the eastern men-
“| tality that would run amok and
-": Fdestroy the. makings of what)"

little prosperily there is in. his
*.lown country. In other words,
the Englishman and the Ameri-
‘lean: finds it hard to get it
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of the old Liberal. party, Elmore |.
Philpott is deploring that Social
Credit. government: was In: too
much of a hurry to build that ex-
tension to North Vancouver and
he blames them for the earth-
slide that blocked the tracks. in '
front of the first train. Tt surely
would have been no. slide there |
if any, of the old parties had
heen in power In Victoria. and |
the PGE would still have been |
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