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VICTORIA — - Premier Bennett.
is getting ready to go all out on
‘an “Ottawa Ignores us” cam-

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vrarae Newent Wally Wee

Le Thursday. October. 28, 1954, |

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n independent ¢ dally newspaper devoted ‘to the upbullding of Prince rupert
and Northern and Central British Columbia,
Member of Catindian Press —~ Aullt Bureau of Circulations |
. Canadian Daily Newspaper Association.
PubUshed .by The Prince Rupert Daily News Limited

answers, .
We have elght' Liber ‘a M.P.’s,
seven CCF, four Soclal Credit,

cause of polites, they’ re haraly

on. speaking terms with: each
other,

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x Subscription vate: MACON, President ABR. paign. Me mae ‘and ihe and three Coiiservative. Our six! If the Federal government
By carrler—Per week, he: per month, $1.00; per yenr, $10.00. <ifgutRsiaato | more u boll elect him In three year Senators are Liberals, Let them} won't. listen to B.C,’s Social
iy mall—Per month, Te; per year, 88.00, ARTE l, ¢ f ec years, all forget politics now and then} Credit, government, perhaps iv

At the Social Credit conyen-
_.  jtion in Vancouver last weekend,
@ Germany Halt In .; {the Premier couldn’t find a good

“THE whole demoeratie world will regar -d with mixed wont Sova at the St. Lau-

feelings: the ‘inclusion of West Germany in the! “we have had no co-operation
“NATO alliance, The signing of the Paris treaty ig a|ftm the national government
‘great milestone in history. But whether that’ mile-

whatsoever,” said the premier, |¥ents, that they never get lo
with his best dramatic flourish, ;8¢ther and discuss British- Col-

stone marks a trend for hetter or for worse Yemains

to be seen, -

end to this his Social Credit fol. |#™mbia as a whole. Indeed, be-
: |
On the optimistic side, the de- out of the same “Napoleon.

“ Howers shrieked “throw ‘em out.” | macgemay
jAnd with this the premier was
In 1917, Ludendorff made his) in whole-hearted agreement. |

‘of Germany to line up whole-;famous deal with Lenin, In /Indecd, he was so carried away
heartedly with western democra-: 1939, the arch- enemies, ‘Hitler jby himself, that he, went so far
‘cies, , Also, the fact.-that the and Stalin, also came to terms. | las to say that’ unless there’s a

ieads of France and Germany} Hence, the risks. If the new Social Credit govertiment soon
;have both felt able‘ to. sign this! German’ ‘generals play the old in Ottawa there'll be depression
‘treaty of mutual, defence is an {German way, their Western al- — and this, one might say, wasi
-omen of really tremendous prom. lies are highly vulnerable to a going very far indeed.

ise for mankind, No two na-; ifiture double- “CrOss, ‘However all that may he, it
;tions in all the world had such: But it is not true to say that does seem a bit odd, for Instance,
jeep reason lo remain apart. . nations never learn, and that !hat the Ottawa government

What remains to be -shown is mankind must go on forever in’ idoes nothing about Mr. Bennett's
‘whether those signatures rep-|the old and wicked ways of war: ‘extensions to the PGE, It did
resent the genuine agreement of! without end, and the cross and Something ‘$18,000 a mile) to
the peoples of both countries and | double-cross of power politics. help Byron oon extend the
‘whether they. represent long-; l | rom Quesnel to Prince
lion, Suffragettes who fought for so many years ‘range principles and not more arnete ‘Gormany’ may bestine| George. Was that because Mr.
to win the franchise for women must be turning jmere scraps of paper. ‘one of the foundation stones of Johnson was a Liberal Premier,
in their graves, Soe eo a new order of peace, It,is on @nd Mr. Bennett is not?

BRITAIN and ‘France have, in| this hope, and with this faith, | Politics does, of course, creep
Another category in which there is laxity is | ettect. gambled on the good P 8 faith, |

“ubhorive} as second elass moll by the Post. Office. Department, ouawn. !

 

and talk among themselves as
British Columbtans,

But the trouble ts they’re all
so busy trying to promote thelr
own polliical groups, and pat
hand-ouls for their own constit-

| listen’ to B.C’ 8 2 M,
. senators,”

“These. 28 froni British Colum-
bla’get together: in ttle ‘groups,
as politicians, to’ promote’ the
ibest Interests of thelt ‘own: par-
ties; now let them get together
and decide what's best for Brit-
ish Columbia.

P? 's and’ six

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NIE reason ‘for poor tufneuts’in municipal |

elections is that there is‘always a large num-
ber of eligible citizens who, not being registered
a wdttomatically, fail to get themselves on the voters’
“Vist and thus disqualif v themselves,

‘This year, in an effort to discourage this hap-
pening, the elections act has been altered to permit :
spouses of registered: property-owners: to vote
without payment of the $2.00 fee required in the ,
past. All they have to (lo loc: ly, if they have |
reached the age of 21 and lived in the city for six
months, is to sien a declaration at the city hall,

However, it does not appear to be having |
much effect as fi as our coming municipal elec-
tions are concerned. Although ‘the registration |
Vériod closes in just two days, very few have taken
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that of business firms which can vote as property-
otyners or license-holders provided they have nam-
ed an appointee to cast the ballot.

have never appointed anyone, while others have !

failed to bring their appointments up to date with |
the result that they are often represented on the
voters’ list hy someme no longer on the staff. In
these circumstances, of course, their right to mark
a ballot is lost. A letter to the city hall naming an
appointee is Lhe’ simple remedy,

‘~ Not using the right to vote is almost as bad as
not having it at all. Everyone should heed the call
_of the Jaycees this week to get on the list,

ADM. LORD MOUNTBATTEN

Some firms |

‘faith of theGeriian government,
ithe German people—and of the
‘German generals of the future

acted.

Preserving
Goodwill Aim’
On Seaway Deal

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‘German army.

As soon as the new West Ger-
‘many army is. re-created’ “it will
hold the balance .of ‘power. in
| central Europe. In other words,
'so long as that. army remains
completely loyal to its Atlantic
allies there will be no chance of
the Russian army being able to
sweep everything before it, as
would have been the case a few
years ago, Even if the.Soviets
should now build an East Ger-
-.jman army, equal in power to

day night the government would ;
have liked to build an “all- Can-
adian seaway,

But the’ government felt it was

Minister Pickersgill said Wednes- |

ithat of West Germany, this will
j be true—for Russia would never;
Ihe able to compel East Germans

{more important to preserve the |
goodwill and understanding of:
the United States and, even more

that the nations of the west’ have | into all this, And it always will,

so long as we use politics as the
‘basis on which we elect govern:
ments. It’s the best system, but
it does have its abuses.

The lberals in Ottawa natu-
rally want to remain in office as
‘long as they can. They fear So-
“Won Credit, though they say they
don’t, and so they're not going
ito help a Social Credit govern-
im ment unless
on speaking terms with each
mus
in the Cammons;
‘senators.

It does seem that on B.C. ques. |

itions these 28 British Colum

-hians might get together and {ry

‘ta work out a politically impar- -

tial policy of what the Federal:

they absolutely ;

. We have 22 B.S, memhe: oF
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Province of British Columbia

Board of Industrial Relations

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Industrial
Relations will hold a public hearing In the Court House,

‘government should do for this
‘provine ¢,

B.C’'s 22 MPs politically
‘speaking, are a mixed-up lot :

‘to attack West Germans in a ‘important, to honor an agree-
jnlually suicidal war. ‘ment with the US,, he said,

| But the dangers of West Gér- phe agreement was that.if tho :
LONDON — if — Adm. Earl Mountbatten of Burma Thursday!™an armament are great. The) americans could produce a sea-

"as appointed Fritain’s first sea lord, minute the German army is re-! way schenie, ‘Canada would make '

me ‘they got together they might br Cee ae Jee, .

te Mountbatten, 54, a great grandson of Queen Victoria, now is! reads cf that Seaman afny ean Ita joiit undertaking, ipble to come up with some an- ! mil industrfesy Og eT a
ommander in chief of Allied forces insthe Mediterranéan, a Post He said the Progressive-Con- iswers that wouldn't be politica! au parties concerned are invited {o attend, Written submis-

“hich he gave up in December t i be. in a position’to make: a" deal
He will este his new duties wea ne Grantham, '/Wwith Russia; behindithe backs of |S'¥ative party did not know |~ sions may be addressed to the Chairman, Board of Industrial:
Relations, .. ‘Par lament, Buildings, Viofetia, BC. a

Prince George. B.C., on Wednesday, November 17th, 1954, at
10:00 a.m. for the purpose of receiving representations in
connection with the revision of Orders Nos. 1 and 59 and
‘and that’s a good thing, for ir hours of work Regulations applying to the logging, and 8 saw-

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‘Mountbatten is the third youngest first’ sea lord appointed in all the western governments. ani oon :

.. Perhaps I should say the Con-
ve _ ae hast 6 50 years. It is the highest naval appointment possible, ir, fe heads of any German’ estvative parties,” "|
ve Hritain |

! foe & “Mr. Drew, who, perhaps leads |
of) tery AS Tx have, pointed outy-in hls ; the old Tories, says the govers-

‘The Board will make arrangements “for partles to appear
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F“cohurhn ‘for years past?’ "the | ment did the right thing. Then {J connection goth meters hae relat ‘tothe publicinenttng st
1 SPECI /Russians hold great bargaining We have the new wet-behind- 5 Hours A request in writing, Qullining thoimatter-that Is intended to
Al PORTABLE _ power in Germany.” The Sovietsithe-ears Tory party run by |] be discussed, is made to the Chairman before November 14th, | sas makes
‘completely control. East Ger- | George Hees.and Mr. Hees says $44.85 i 1954. . stains, makes ¥
. _many. They can offer to hand/ that we have been sold down the I{ On ea a as :
SEWING ‘over East Germany, lock, stock |Tiver,” sald Mr, Piekersgill, — if One Wa Po t WH-SANDS
' /and barrel, to any element in|” oa _ tm y ’ Chalrman Vt dient for fine {:bid,
| West Germany which is able’and | , DEAL 3213 - i Vietorin B C *y bac NOT a sb '
; willing to make a deal with them, : os 4 Stgyt on gs tote Joes C1 YAVEX liquid b
lh. ; py fey iy me

The basis if such a deal could |
ibe--clther that the then-united
/German government should line
up on the side of Russia or, as
; second best choice for Russia, | i
that its German partner should |
‘apree to keep all Germany neu- | *
‘val, |
' The real question is—will tne
‘old Ger man warlord class move .
iin ils old groove; or hag all Ger- |
many, Including the German
warlord class, had. the - ne

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