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/ was gaslly understood by (he simple ang uneduented

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e.the scenes, economic) |.
|giants. were. in a «reall }

| Old. King

= 2In} simple; ,,clear “language,
é/nain’ factor.’in. the. complicated |
nterfiational ‘struggle . over. the!
Trans-Canada’ Pipelirie-has been|

  

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=| ington to:permit the purchase of |

CL. | have to ‘consider also: the amount
~Vof new gold:available... But, with
-| the above. qualification, Canada’s |.

“|U.S.A:-ranged as, ‘follows? year
“| 1946-—$408 *;- million ;-"; 1947-—$819

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with:his back to the. wall to:hold
his richest: preserves, .:

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purchases ‘of. ..coal
~ from’ the'U.S.A, have long rep-
resented’a main item‘in our-ad-
verse-balance of ‘trade with ‘that
country. To get: the true picture
of::the. serious. tiade. deficit, we

net deficit’: in’ trade: with. the

million}: 1948--$165 million; 1949
$989. million :1951—$329 , mil-
lion; *1952—$478 million; 1953. —
$614 ‘million;: 1954~-$439 million;
1955—$685:million|
Theo ly:;year. in’ the.. above
period sin which ‘Cariada had’a

“MOST .OF EASTERN CANADA
- season’ in’ the. next 30: days,. according to this‘map ba
1. Near-normal readings are expected
into ine. Northwest Territories an
expect above -normal readings. w
‘temperatures are expécied,in small. corners of Alberta. and. Saskatchewa

"north: west’ of Lake. Superior,
“Coast, Most, of: the: Prairies, can ,

Coeeetruarrews ITNT O LNT woorrwrree

irket,. Thelt “best |
\ 1s to" block: the | Veneer ener eet teen enero e?
“LOSS WITHOUT COMMENT

s/o Is 4b not ironic that, in

Joss of so. many’ high ' school

the: principal and acting. vice

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The Editor, . ,/
~The Daily ‘News: -

Prince
Rupert where: it is so difficult to
attract and hold’ teachers, even
unqualified teachers, .that, the

teachers every year and even

‘principal ‘this year, should “be
necepted almost without com-
ment?.. -% 9 ur we

-We; have “geographical -and
‘climatic disadvantages for which
we cannot’ be held responsible.
but must we not accept responsi-
bility for offering little ;compen-
sation to.those who do come and
for being ungrateful to. those
who come and who stay _.:for
years and give us their: best -ef-
rorts which are by: no means.
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tsurplus::on’ tradé- account, less

‘Ithe- new..gold’.available, was in

'/1950, when the credit: side.of the
‘ledger. showed $83: million dollars

   

   

believe. in-“economic

| THOSE. who
‘determinism.

ground that: Ontario desperately
needs the alternative source of
power, 8 2

| Beonomic.: facts. may. also. ex-
|plain-the apparent contradiction

«Jin the line taken. by federal CCF

members; in the ‘House of Coni-

|mons at Ottawa, and the public-
“* tty release of the CCF provincial
.{government in Saskatchewan,

. Sasketchewan newspapers are
‘jcarrying large display advertise-
ments giving a twelve point plat-
form of CCF ‘promises, Point
five says that during the next
term of ‘office the CCF will

and intermediate towns and vil-
lages,”

Saskatchewan, to, fulfil

course, it 1s well Whe
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field for future development o

to be assisted by the trans-Can
adn pipeline, now to be bullt,

pipeline 1s confused and compli
ented, the economic picture |
quite clear,

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Whon' it comes to printing, soo ust
Our suparlor workmanship adds
smuch to the appearance of your
Job, but adds nothing fo its cost,
Lot! us prove this with quotations
‘on anything from @ buslnoss cord
toa catalog, -

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or phone 4tas
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-Joporates the natural gas pipolin

Canadian gas will roplnee Ameri
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that veplacement, and will fah
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| determinis may © explain.
_ Premier; Frost’s strong ‘support.of
the present. pipeline plan on the

\"Bring natural gas to all eltles) ‘And he has

It would be impossible for the
CCF, or any other government In
that
promise unless the pipeline from
‘(Alberta were put through, Of
well;known that the
Seale aot
Ha ‘ a8.
wells close, to the malniine route
are. speeded up, The Dominion
yovernment's petroleum experts
predict that the most promising

mos and olf In Canada ts in the

Williston Basin of Saskatchewan
evelopment of which Is bound

THUS, while the political picture
* gyrrounding the Trans-Canada

from: Alberta to central Canadn,

Wo may be sure that American
con} will not meekly submit to

Sea ps pe ce ened cr emmiae ame eve mene

Nene; diieiel mennbennieenneey

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Advertising in Tho Daily News Brings Results

Take. the case of the principal
who-has, been here for six years.

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POX
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Serer ry ees
Mth Feed TODO CEES
Here

can expect tempera

HATS AT STAKE

scheduled to dro
Vancouver to the catt
tually into the rich Peace River country.

The rail, slated to be hammer-'
ed down near Horseshoe bay, 15

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tures below average normal readings for the
sed on the long-range forecast of. the

in a narrow band running

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Link Set

For Completion Today

—Dusty track gangs were
yail into place today, linking
le‘lands of the Cariboo and even-

‘pees ddug isda deddaPeddasediararaes

the mountains and as new as 4

Swatch for $25 from & carnival

_ By G. BE. MORTIMORE
peennnerencennsreresesl eet seniet
The hills are printed on a blue
sky, Robins pull worms from the
new grass, The alr smells of
green things. ° |
8 me, .
‘People emerge from shops and
houses to be carried away In a
sweet current of life.
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ture, It sends old ‘gardeners
planting seeds and young birds
digging them.up. .
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The spring: magic induces a
reckless young man to buy a $3

smoothie, and present it to a
girl. 7 ;
- Tt persuades tough little boys
to ‘hurry home to thelr mothers
with bundles of daisies, ”

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ishing cloths, -

d down along ‘the Pacific |* So
hile much-abové-normal , .
n, Above map court-

the delight of every man under
96: sets in motion dusty golf
clubs, lawn sprinklers and pal- |

“The spring makes grumpy folk
acquaintances

‘| gay “Hetlo” - to
win-

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"Millions of ‘people sec.’ the
world. as ‘though -for the first
time, 3 ° @
The green torrent of sun and
flowers and - birdsong carries
item all from-the stale . back-
waters’ of gloom: and self-pity
toward the ocean of summer.

: neenannieannena
ELECTED SENATE ~
“The Senate in Chile has 45!
members elected for eight years,
with one-half the membership

elected each four years. .

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miles: north: of. here, completes
the: $10,500,000, 40-mile "exten |. -
sion of the, Pacific Great. East-
ern: railway from. Squamish: to
North Vancouver and across the
inlet. to Vancouver proper.

‘And just.in time. ‘
.. Ralph Chetwynd, B.C. tailways
minister, offered to bet a hat
earlier this year that the first
train would roll over the exten-
sion by June ll. |.
“If the line is ready by Monday
a self-propelled coach—techni-
cally a train—will travel the 40
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Recause of the . large.. annual
turnover’ in. staff he, must, have
carried a“ larger than, ‘average
administrative lodd. (Therevare
‘schools of comparable size! in
B.C. where a: teacher change. ‘or
two or three is an. event—but
not an annual event). ”
He has found time, neverthe-
less, to help many of, our’ chil-
dren .when they have needed
help, He has, put forth efforts
to maintain a reasonable level
of. extra-curricular activity ° (as
a product of a schoo) and: an
age when such interests were
not available I’m glad to “see
them fostered here. Any time
diverted from study was more
than made up for by the Intens.
ity with which my child studied
during "Pinafore"),. ©;
taken an dnter-
est in community affalrs,» sAp-
parently a dedicated ' teacher
and an all ‘round good citizen of
of above average ability.

The decision to Jeave such a
position tould not be ‘made
lehtly by a nan
Yay che. ts leaving, t
ria of his stat ‘
tokbe ia matter 0

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witha family,
avid with him,
And it: seems
alba a matter of: ttle Interest,
‘Wille. contin ae; now,
e
by the few who have stayed be
almost entirely’ lost this yeu?

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new staff it will take valuable

Chetwynd $800 in hats. ,

If the line is not considered
ready, the: railway minister will
thave a hefty haberdashery pill,
END BARGE SYSTEM,

The completion will do away ||
with the present slow method of
tug-towed barges Hnking Van-
couver to the Squamish railhead.

The grain from the Peace
river area near the northern
border wilh Alberta, cattle
from the Carihoo ranchlands
200 to 300 miles nerth of Van-
couver, and Jumber and cut
timber from ‘all along the Iine,
will move. Squamish to Van-
couver in something less than
two hours, :
Iron and coal reserves in the
‘north will be tapped and a var-
iety of products will flow from
Taylor Flats in the Fort St, John
arens as the railway is pushed
farther north from Prince
George, 450 miles north of Van-
couver.

There, a scrubbing plant will
be built to handle products after
a O26-mile natural gas pipeline
from’ the. Peace River, districts,
completaterss ye ks
TWO TRAINS MER DAY ©
Railway, officials ysay: ab: lenst
two! frolgiit ‘trains’ a day will be
required to handle a dally output
of 1,000 barrels of propane gns,
1,000 barrels of mutane and a
ike amount of natural gasoline.
Three hundred tons of sulphur

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oil drillers, miners and umber

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We act quickly, efficiently .
to give your furs safe sume

camps.

Prince George will take an es-
timated 16 to 18 hours.

sleepers—h@ated by coal. stoves
and which earned the PGE the
nickname “Please - Go - Easy” —
will be replaced. by modern
equipment. . ne)

ed a gross revenue of $4,154,000
and an operating loss of $54,000.
Two years later the gross reven-
we was listed’ at $6,111,000. with
aire . : "lan operating profit of $769,000.
to ‘Squamish , and will win Mr.j a quarter of a $40,000,000 loan
Premier Bennett will negotiate
in‘ the: United: States Is marked
for the PGE. to push the road},
into the Peace River area. |

rt hing wit "ys
‘Mee Crossland dininedeikht

The trip from Vancouver to

The rickety day coaches and

In 1953, railroad tlgures show-

| Small Cars,
Picture Aid
In Court Case,

WINNIPEG ( — A. photo-
graph, some ingenuity and
eight small-size English cars
helped the proprietor of a
Winnipeg service ~ station to
avoid a court case under the
city’s early closing by-law, .
“ Harry Crossland was charg -
ed with failing to close his
service station between mid-
night and 6 am, Such places
are required. by the by-law to
close unless they can accom-
modnte 10 cars; Mr, -Cross«
land's service station has three
car stalls,

When he remained open 24

hours a day, police charged

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inglish cars and two Ameri.
enn cnrs info, the stalls to
quality as a Mecar garage, He
hired a commercial photogra-
pher (o-take a pleture of (he
assembly,

  
 
   

      

 

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