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This may very well turn out (0 the government, berichoyt the a
be one of the longest sessions of }PC's could sce only too ddarly 4
Parliament on: record. Hon.) that they had made a mistake,
George Drew. and the’ PC's are wee 4

 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
  
  
  
   
   
  
  
  
 
 
  
    
   
 
   
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
   
  
   
     
  
   
    
 
 
 
  
 
  
 
 
 
 

    
   

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in the sort ofa mood to make it
just that. oe
It’s a bit of « change from
their feclings a. week or so ago
when they co-operated tamely
with the Government'to pass the
interim supply. bill necessary: to
furnish the government with the
funds it needed (o'stay in-office.
At that time Messrs Drew and
Co. considered that perhaps they
had ‘been overdoing the role of
fighting opposition and’ that
they .would enhance. their stat-
ure in the eyes of the public if
they shifted for a spell to more
co-operative Lactles. Thelr, think-
ing was: influenced by an edl-
torial in a ‘Toronto newspaper
waiving (hem preciscly {his advice.
But to the disappointine
not exactly the dismay, of Hon,

Well, Hon, Mr. Drew and the,, =
PC’s see no advantage tn pers ih
vetuating a mistake, So the’ Word"?
hag gone oul from the PC CAUCUS),
that there Is to be a return toe
fighting tactles, The woveriys,”
ment fs to he resisted right along ~
the line, and when an iskue of:

more than ordinary importance. .’
crops up, ib Is to be fought to

the lasi ditch, But particyliely’!
is Parliament to be held-in.ses-.,
sion. For the PC's are anxlotts tot =
stir up issues to add to thelrin-
diclment of a government:whieh |
they consider to have become
‘dictatorial through being.,d00..
long in power, And they shrewd- a :
ly realize that it is only bye, ,
ing Parliament in ‘session thal. |
they have any chance of gelfing | 3
an Issue, They wil never, conie, 2
upon one while arllament ds :

 

‘RADIO AND THE CBC S9):°
“[? It.ds.not«an- easy ‘matter for
“= |anyone: to pass onthe, relative

~.| mérits, of the. arguments — ad~
‘| vanced before the royal.commis-

‘| fon. onsbroadeasting: by the
‘| Canadian” Broadcasting. Com- |.
pany’ on’ the-one hand.and the;
privately; owned radio aid, tele-
vision: companies: on*the other...) ~
» Roughly : speaking, the: CBC].
wants to maintain, andeven to
e':|extend, its ‘control over.” those
+: }private® stations. ‘It wants “the
nower: to’ dictate to them. what).
programs ° they ‘shall: use and |”,
‘when they. shall-use them. That). ;
“ontrol, the CBC ‘argites, ‘is for)
‘(he'good-of Canada since:it does |.
“/not wish to see Canadian radio
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canized” .
a OE ees shore Mr..Drew and his parliamentary adjourned, se aye 3
{ronclad-than'the one‘ they have _,{henehmen, thelr new role of cement
exercised’ over Canadian’ ‘radio | ~ polite behavior in the House, a8) The Methodist eaured, Wa Noray 8
for’ the: past’ several years, Now,| © NG en SGC : contrasted with thelr previous: way observes ils LOH aden
eotild hata] it | nan ial robust performanee, gol then (niversary In the summer of 1956.

 

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ARTIST'S GONCEPTION OF. B.C. Power Commission’s 100,000-horsepower. gas-Lurbine gener |exactly nowhere with thelr pub:
; A . - Vancouve nan Hic, Instead, they ran smack into

“ating station to: be constructed on Bare’ Point, near. Chemainus,"Vancouyer:Island:, When’ it - iY fan ane lel
goes. partially. into operation next ‘year, the’ $13,300,000 plant will be the ‘largest ‘of. its'type |8 solid wall of sentiment which
| l ji ( contended that they were mak-

~ ft; could: be” that :a benevolent j.
dictatorship :would be: the best
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padio,.-ag -iti.would: be the . best
possibl hy “dns the. world. . Four gas -turbines ‘using bunker oil as fuel will drive, generators’ ta.produce: {, ee etata lf o firs
|. electricity. to. supplement. hydro. sources on the Island. at peak load times: and ‘during periods, |("% © mistake of the i fakes
” of low water supply in storage reservoirs. The units are called gas. turbines: because, regatd- nitude In abandoning thelr figh ° :
“gv people, only, léss of the type .of fuel. used, exhailst. gases drive the turbines awhich, “in- turn, are’ linked Ine ta oties. ide the PC! were “
-| that there:is no'such: thing as a): to the: generator ‘shafts, Preliminary -construction will get. under way’ this-month.-The new rn teh : i ht *tnclics #
~ >| benevolent, ‘dictatorship, that. no}. “plant will be the second :largest” in -the Comm ission’s - province-wide . system-—second -only to told that a ” th i a new | ;
matter‘ how:' good: its‘ intentions | the. 168,000-horsepower .John Hart- hydro’ -stat‘on on Campbell River, Vancouver Island had beer Tae ble. hic! 5
‘arewhen“it' starts: to. function.) ~~ te © one vet _{respect: from the, public which ;
| i#always:ends up In’a’ system of |” ie URE a gs a yg | me So would translate itself automatl- J
Mtyramy oe cE “AL Seg Be Communit Chests cally into votes on a consider" ee
Mould ‘Canadlan’: news-.) ” a . osts on . ritannia | : s y able seal a it cou be held and :
“\ papers: think ofa. p “. wo i A . i be AASHES ~ fextended, But this respect was :
HOE Ee eo eee ody Bas Be oe . Total $17 Million being jeopardized, the inform- :
| whieh would. ‘dictate to then| € oa y Poe Ao. ‘| BDMONTON W—Canada’s ants sald, but the PPO ond
te what, stories “they ‘should use, |. Ol G rom mira ¥ ! Community ‘Chests raised ‘$17,- retreat from the pa le Ic ait 2
1]]-[ What kind” of editorials - they FOND a # {799,820 in their campalgn tor a mle of rer cocexistence :
ii; :| Should. publish, and, In short;|" LONDON. “®— Britannia. may |Canada—that ‘was cleared up at i956 funds, 100.5 per cent. of che with “he government a a
[what kind of a newspaper they | stil) rule the. waves, out Canada |the  Coronation.. And I don’t|total goal: of $17,652,045. The informants were mostly ‘
_{should publish? But-it is just 8 | would like a hand.in ruling Bri-/ want to take her off to Ottawa! Kenneth: L. M. Carter, chair- | neonle ‘of experionce They in- co
“| reasonable ‘to, say. that, if the }tannia. - . + [and send you some Canadian asiman ofthe Community Chests | cluded most of the correspond-| Brazil has been testing rithee=
‘spoken,-word must "be, placed} ‘That's one “way ‘Of putting. 2 | ;overnor-general.’ ‘and councils-division made the ents in the Ptess Galler | espe- on eect a :
under ‘restrictions and. ‘regula~|Ganadian .plan, “now tactfully; “a ‘Announcement today at. th yents int e ress ral ery, ‘I aluminum irrigation: systems:tor we
“the printed word, must be |peing submitted to the admir-| WANT DUTIES SHARED ‘council's annital meeting a a ane ea ene pracleal increase the coffee crop, Resi: :
“Valsoro2 ype, faly,: where Canadian. Navy|. “All we ask is that the Royal | _ : te > aT are startling: yield per tree i 7
2 Ey, 1». |-This”. newspaper’ has’ never ares would » join. the. ship's Navy . would “consider eiving wey knowledve of whal consiitntes) more than rouble rv ap
niwhich we are‘located ni ‘shown ‘an: unfriendly or even| company of the royal yacht Bri- | members of the Royal Canadian} — EARNED HIS MONEY rea) political effectiveness. And | ee ie cone ermine eh
dditional. beautification, utisympathetic attitude toward|tamia, , .: -_«:(| "avy a. share in some. of the “BLANTYRE, Nyasaland (Reut- (they included leading Liberal) plied only to hall of Drag ® afoot
: Law ©} radio ‘even though ‘radio is an} "he jada is said “to haye|@ulles on board Britannia.” ¢rS)—An African postman in iMP's as well. Indeed, top Bowlin: | coffee crop, production, would mi
advertising competitor. It has}. outed when the Canadian de.|.. 2Re proposal would also apply Nyasaland, Misomall Kaluma, ment strategists made no secret} be increased by 3,700,000 bays! i
“always felt..that there WAS. &| stroyer ‘escort: St. Doone one |i bhe Australian and New Zea- hag retired aiter.walking 2v0,o0y |! thelr relief when the PCs un- Our own Canadian farmers
|place for ‘radio ‘In-the eduea- |) -ine proudest new ships 2 land navies. _ Imiles in 30 years, On his rounds accountably called off thelr of- tnaeian farmers 4
| aonal-and:. cultural life of the; proudest new ships in the] “my, Fe te oa tof uy rounds |rensive. From the appearance of | _ have found endless ways 10 use od
“| monal-and. cultural iife ol URE) ayadan Navy, accompanied| 4° admiralty, it was under-{of up to 60 miles a day Kaluma tomfort-that came ov ‘anadi ningtarke,
‘people’ and'in’ the: entertain | 416 youal yacht, with the Qtiken stood,-is giving the matter care-j used to carry 40 pounds cf mail happy tomfort. that eame over) Canadian aluminum: Pipinglér We |
‘ment field-as well, But the view: aboard. on: the recent. visit! to ful thought, as a good deal of jon his head; and was armed with ro orchards, field crops and stock 0
which this paper takes -of the} sweden precedent is involved, The ques-{a flintlock .musket to protect aie in .. foil for mulching... roofigeewone :
‘present. - controversy... between |" "me Manchester ° Guardian’ tion’ now. séems to be whether himself against lions and other LIN DSAY'S and siding for-harns, broodgt yearn
private radio and the.CBC is no says a. senior Canadian. officer Britannia will. waive the rules. wild: animals, a siting forms TOO Chara
enlored’ by. any. emotional .reac- outlines the.plan as follows*: ——— ____—-. - Cartage & Storage and silos... cans and pails (ita
‘tion;..It believes that. a ‘reason- |" .;. Se hava. to remind YoU *stablished : dairy farms, ee ee
able ‘amount’ of: supervision’ ‘is -- “y" don't have. to. remind. you Established 1910 , a phage
ood for any -enterprise, but| that Her, Malesty_'s Quits | HOUSEHOLD GOODS |) guoninum is being further td
that that’ supervision must not\[~ 0 a MOVING -— PACKING|; “ummm 's being further, Mew jae
‘Linifsinge upon human liberties}| Aye Con bane “CCRATING —- STORAGE || “gagedtosunp the maker ag
en an th + thi Dr ied Sea orse ‘ Lo we " these and a thotisarfd other prod ame
2 Ttisour. opinion, ;,that ine Lo Ro : . crsvaseful in agri@adture, TEE" be
‘./ecord of the Canadian Broad-j) Still G a oo Lift Van Service Wc defence ean won A
'-}easting ~.Company “ig not, one |p ad ti oon Agents? Allied Van Lines Ltd, at : eee Sere
: which, iustits ay boasting toy. or . Phones Wharf 4331 Oftice 5016 |} - ALUMINUM COMPANY Of ro
“1 upon its part. Frankly, Cana- Fi Ail nie. ; CANADA, LTD. em
dian radio would have but poor|| | | or fiments::.. 2 — -ANADA, LTD, (ALCAN) .
. . . snmanepnateds ante: , " ee —emgmean .

reception were it not ‘for the].
Ameri¢an programs’ which are
cartied over it, That is not to say
. |that.there are no good Canadian
programs, There are, but on the
whole they are pitifully few. --
|» We believe that the less regu-
-/|tations there are for. the, func-
“./ Yoning of Canadian radio and
television, the better it will he

VANCOUVER ‘@—Some Van-
couver Chinese still cling to the
medicines of their ancestors, al-
though dried seahorse and rattle
snakes are not endorsed bs
Western science.

They say that seahorses, ‘ser
dragonetties and snakes are goox
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i y engi 1S at. the number of commercialism, ‘but we do not)snake or seahorse into a jar anc. fier but! LNG ; Aan)

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Hous governments and by industry to help |many undemocratic restrictions | ism and kidney complaints. On¢ |

on thelr. initintive and that in,
fighting the CBC on this issue:

they: are fighting the cause of ;
y ee At present dried seahorse sell:

freedom everywhere fol $3.75 an ounee, dragonetl
. ; - ' , dragonetl
Meanwhile, instead of seek: for §475 an ounce and: snake,

ing more dictatorial power, It for $8 ench, The whisky §s extre

might be ‘a good iden for the nee
Disaster Avoided

CBC to look after ils thousands
As Trains Crash

of radio Iisteners a Nttle. better
by getting after the Department |
Hateners *, .
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stitdents,” other'wis unable to finance themselves,

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prime minister, poses for his birthday pholo for the Toronto
Globe and Mall, Mr. Melghen was 82 Salurday, He still walks
more than two miles ench day from his home to his office
on ‘Toronto's Bay street, Mr, Melghen, a Conservative, wis
prime mink ter during 1920-21 and served briefly as government
lender in 1996, He left political fe after his defeat in a York.
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