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! healt ee We get the e project under way y sho not
= bedidis scdunied for that reason. An.undertaking of
: such size ci annot be labelled merely-as an electioneer-
oj ingameasure. In-fact,, without sound reason behind: |
ts tthe government might. be subject to.criticism for
oe spending so large'a sum of money on- ‘building an alr-
: port 3 man-area of: comparatively. small population.
oe Obvious] yit has taken all-factors into account : and, to
7 ~itseredit, has recognized its res ponsibility for en:
“cathy yagine. the growth of this promising ‘northwest
: region, It isa step.that fits in with ‘the larger pron
_ gram of national development,

yg All-those who had a part in bringing this project
: torfraition have a right'to be proud of their achieve-
_ Ment, It ‘will be completed. just about the time Prince
_ Ripert i is. celebrating its 50th birthday. ‘A more fit-

ting mark of progress is difficult toi imagine.

Blind & Road, Mr. Bonner

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‘Histed. what he considers major Federal Government .
policy faults— “tight money, high taxes cand no |
Trans- Canada Highway.” oe
Mr, Bonner is entitled to his own: © opinion on
tight menay « ind taxes—ingredients of Ottawa’s cam-
faion against inflation, But when he mentions “no
Trans-Canada Highway”: whom is he ‘attacking?
The Federal Government is meeting its share of
rans-Canada Highway costs, Construction within
ne is the prowneial. gover nment’s responsibility,
- Oltaw a pays its share of the bills, Mv. Gaglardi is in
charge of the wark. in thare has heen tardiness dur
Ing recent years in 1 ans Canada construction in
BC, My, Ga Mardi has m ansiver fay it.
pM Donte fh vals kid eed nin his.¢ tree? wheelins
pig blintrroud—
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driveoi to Olas a iid: sc y
unless he CONS Siders |
Gov cr ment,

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nelustors, foodiig through, an anomblyino’ "machine qu,"
Xpdalorl. to honed the nae of admil-conductora (tiny replace.

tochni¢uta,: whish aubalibuieg pinay prado mothads
4 laborious: handiwork In. Incorporating. sol -condictors
culti, Was.adaytad hyanglioura Of- lho Hughes Alvoraft
oinpariy’ Of Culver Olly; California, Model: Graco Cinrnott,
hown ‘hore, ta role the eave, of 1a noun tubes,

 

plenty. of eviderica that Ottawa had not dr opped the.

-} alating nists kes. th: AU T hear te

*' CBC. The speceh expert of that

-i does not give foolishly arbit: “ary

auxillaries of the Social Credit Leag ue with his |

ye for yagutiin: (hos) ine ays prodyend eloctronta alroults,

  

   
    
 
   

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SEVERAL péople halve ‘written me about: a
columi-on Canadian: soles, an '

| voices hear don the riidio, }:

One common complaint. is ‘in other words, ‘the uC ne well
about efrors in gramuiar or pro-/on the way to doing what’ ‘the
nunciation on bhe radio, One) English could never’: ‘clot “Bane
lady says 0 i Noekburn, or. other: sucht nou.

“When we first he Aare dio: I meeting plaves-—ric ely king’
used to note the pronuncintiony a cultural conquest north Pune
to ehcck up orrmyself; but I have} River Tweed. <
long since abandoned: that prac-.
tice, I have found: that: meny
announcers make ag many’ mis-
takes. as. Ido,” _Shie continiies,
“the lollow.ne. ‘are the ‘inost

   

older’ ‘fashioned Styler of ‘Sebetish,
speech, I persohally repre, this:
‘particular form. of BBe stand-
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OTTAWA DIARY:

By Norman, M. Macl&od

peated:
eee rosent” _ ‘Bronotine ed Pere]
cent? in about: a ‘ “pereelit ” oly

 

 

: cases. ue
‘Uo-ons rate’ _ > preneuneed CO-} . 1
porate, Japanese propaganda ha
§ toss: |
an
‘ orspiralion " pronounded ed 2 bit of u morikey-wrench ‘in-
‘prespiration’,”

““T thoughf-all announcers have
a good educibion, a as wells goo!
speak: ng Vorces,” . . o ot
ON ‘ihe whole, “all of the: radio!
' people: have done ‘a-great del
to improve Canadian speech.
This is particulariy true of the

‘to the best efforts “or Liberal
speakers in .the- present ide
dehate to make the lit
Harris budget: ‘appear “kind anid
wenerous towards: Canadian tax-"
payers, ae
A publicity release. of the’ past:
few days from. the local. Nippon-
ese enibassy has - described in|
some detail recent developmients |
{in’ Japanese | living conditions, :
Amongst the outstanding “im |
provements which it has stressed
has been the latest measure’ of :
‘income tax relief.“ The‘ burden:
on. ‘taxpayers in -the. low incd:ie
brackets, it is reported; hag been |
cut by 53- ‘per eent—with a tobal |
cash saving in the terms of Trn-
dian currency of $280, 000, 400.

  

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organization, Mr. Brodie, is one
fot the world's greatest author-|
ities in the field. But-above ull,
he-dis a broadininded person; who

or pedantic rulings. If there are
two: pronounciations permitted
by good usage Mr. Broadie ad-
vises the CBC staff accordingly.

Although. the. private “radio | 5 a
‘people have never had the same;
chance in Conada to imipreve he|
quality of their perform: nee be
means of neiworks, they hove
nevertheless shown a stexdy im-
provement over the years,

There.are certainly fewer mis-
i takes being made now than there
‘were in earlies vers.

The same thing is v ne, to an
‘even ereater degres, Great
‘Britain, The BBC has isd: a
‘ profound effect on the speech of
‘the people of the United King-
‘dom. From one voit of view,
‘this is all téo the-2ood. Bur
i from another point of view Jt te

 

At the time the Japangs se“ pus-
licity release was circulated, Lib-
eral speakers in the’ Commons
wee doing theirbest to argue
that the latest . Walter , Ho rvis
budge. had in fact. lowered in-
come. tuxes substentially,.."Phae
tied the 1 w ce'uction of $100 %
for charitab.e* cor uons, a8. les,
ing equivalent, in realty, to an
increase. of $100 in the b -si¢ in-
come tax exemntion. They con-
tended. furthermore, that it’
would eliminate many: thousands ,
of income taxpayers from the!
rolls altoze‘her, Any whose. tax

Sad. | liability has been under, $100,will
i. There hos heen a marked ien-1 pe exempt hereafter.

tdency for the local mannerisms |

-Of.specch to: fade away, or die
‘out altovether; Ib: is not-as. easy,
-as. it used.to. De'.to; tell :a.; Lane
;cashire lass from‘a- London lady
‘by speech, ‘alone.’ ‘Believe: it or -
not, it is not even always easy”
‘instantly, to. identify - a. young |
i lady from Scotland by reason’ of
her speech: alone..

On. my first return. .visit “toy . a
that country, after an ahsence. The Japanese - ‘have also Figs

of thirty years, I was shocked. ured. in recent. Parliament Hill,

-and no litle cheerined, to find news in another connection. The:
‘that hardly anybody really sneke piltion - dolisr - oll - Canadian -'

broad Scots any more. Indeed owned textile industry conthiues
ithe Scottish exnatriates who had} to complain of the inroads of

‘maved to such places as. Vira. Japanese competition upon the
‘ver, Britis “A Columbia, ar ‘Hamil- Canadtan markel,
ton, Ontario, had’ clung to their} 4 revent brief of the Cotton

native Beattich hurr mut h nare Institute of: Canada which has
judy Lnvn bad the peonle who! heen pluced In the hands of

 

4

- But the Japanese cut of $206, -:
000,000 trom: total’ income: “ito.
payments. makes the. SHiueiis
“budget look like: a pretty: small-
scale. operation. » Liber al speak:
ers. have found. that’ their eulo-:
gies of its generosities heve fall-
“en upon far -less attentive ears
since the; facts of the Japané.e ,

ax cuts were Dublicized, of

“ail parties states:

; | “Thowsh the, United States re-
| France Views - {mains the maior foreign (ievtile
Huge Parade

compelilor, the. Zapanese bid? is
MABRID (—Cane Prenelsa

| strengihening, The Japanese
¥ roneo Udplaved his latest,mill-

can deliver menufactwed cot-.
ton. produets in Conada' witli

lary qdiilemiere loday ina, "yin."

tore diy wala Oye eae

sales tax and duty prld, at priges
‘| oninavanga Of by, Chit Wi ite

as low as-one-half, of ‘(hare" ol:
vomparahle. Canadian prodgats,

oa OP The Spdinteh! Hiptib fleur}:

sovernment

af thousands

No evide lee’ can he found of ity,
Qy scll's “restraint! AN; ‘pxport-
Abs miu
Mindreds ‘of
Spaniards ined the Castellana

3 Cnt ree cay

The Cotton Institute sister

that foreign mills now oecuny 61.

Avenue lo ace new tanks, Jeeps.| per ecnt of the Canadian domgs- |

motoriaed artillery, many other) Ue market,’ Shipments of textile!

ef weannns and the} Imports Inthe late. quarter are,

marching men of the army, navy, sald to have oxceeded 63,000,000

oh dl “gus u,

Among the 100 planes flying

averhead were squadrons of

yards, In addition lo the low
jols, trelnats cand? F-86- Sabre

yiice comperition from Jinan,
lots, Behind them came: Holnke)
) hd -Turker : hambers;: bullt-sin
jin under ‘Gorman: ‘patent,

 
  

    

 

 

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dalinn it. operating to henus
United States dnnorts, Allogeth-
er the sltvation for the Canedian
Industry bas rarely heen darker,

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IMIANKS FROM: SCOUTS -

The Editor, /

The Dally News.

At the recent annual meeting
af the Boy . Scouts association,
British - Colurnbla- Provincial
1 pecunell, a very hearty vote of
“| thanks was passer: to the press,
radio and: TV outlets of Infor.
mation in. British. Columbia and,
ihe Yukon. ‘Throughout another:
year, ‘the Scoub movement has
enjoyed much support and
publicity resulting in a ‘prowing
public Interest. ins the work!

-} Our entire ell timehigh mem-
- Pbership of 27,864 thanks you so

“| much for your holy, Ab We ecle-
+ brate (his Jubilee Year of Scout-
Ing itis ous hope to cary on in
the finest traditions of: Scout-
:ing and we feel in that effort
we will have your continued un-,
Gerstiniding and assistance,

STUART KATH,
President.

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Idth end-doors, which allow =! ™

Bermuda, 660 miles southeast
‘of New York, is the wor Ics, most.

 

‘Ky Spl Joon

I read with considerable per

sonal regret, in the. “Northern
Sentinal,” that Dutch Turney

‘has lert Kitimat for the’ big,
shall

bad* cily. Gf Montreal, 1
miss -h m in Kitimat, but’ am

locking: forward to: making the

aeqean ‘vance of iur. Gwyn;

Even with nearly nine years

-experi¢nce down here, it sume-—
‘times, takes me quite a while to.
- pet definite

information on
some point which: may be of
concern to me. For
when the 1657-58 ° estimates
came! out, I noticed. an ‘item
“Dredging —- Construc-
tion or ‘Acquisition of ‘plant
equipment — British Columbia
and: Yukon — $515,000." “That
didn’t tell rae much so I wrote
tothe Minisier of buble Worn:
asking. for a breakdown, I get
it, and itvleads es fcllows:
Rebuiidings the Snagboat
“Samson V" $100,000.

Construction ci: a new
boat $285,000,

Fossibic replacement of the
main. “suction. pump on Dredye
322 $30 000: j

snare

a
‘

- Thatsstiih: didn't: tall me s what
1 wantéd:‘to, ‘khow, so I ,wrote
again’ Aand:‘asked specifically if
the $385°000 was: to replace the
“Essington. whe

I nuw havea letter vom ‘the

Minister “stating, “The new

snagbaat fer which $385,040 00

: fe wpayided in the Main fsti-

mates 1957-58, is to replace
the “Essington.”

I have ‘been wying
some improvements
mooring |

fo ae
for the
and docking facilitire
The

at the village of Klomart.

Samuel Quiney Maulman TI

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a aA Third Ave, West at Socand St, edie tat nhone 43) Vi.

PARLIAMENT

By Ez Tr -Apglewhaits

Department of Public Works, at
my request has. been. contacting
oil and Steamstb. companies as
to. their requirements — there;

‘and has agreed to instal a der-;
rick on the dock this summer,

A further inspection by depart-

. Mental engineers is to be made
~ in June.

The request of the Prince
Rupert Labor Council to have
| a Board of Referees establish...
ed at. Prince. Rupert to facils-
late the. settlement: of
Unemployment Ins urance
chins, seems {o me to.be both
reascnable. and sound; so |
am faking it up with the
Min'ster of Labor, and hope
to gel action.

About the time this is in prin’
~—-on Thursday, April 4—we wil

_ celebrate the eighth anniversar

of the North Atlantic Treat
organization, We belong to NAT
because it is an alliance {¢

peace and. because Canada’s ex
£ perience in two worid wars. ha.

“"» demonsi rated:. that. the ‘defenc..4
of Canada, as of ‘the: whole: frest

-warld, denends upor:-a’ :strony:
system -of collective security
That conviction was strengthen.
ed shortly after World War 0
as we saw the Soviet Unto.
absorb the nations. of -eas.er
Europe one after another. W
support the United Nations, bu
the netd for a strong regiona
defensive pact become apparent
and our Prime Minister St. Lau
rent. who was then Secretar
of State for External Affairs
gave expression to the NATC
idea in an Important. speecl

in 1947,

oR oy won A short snooze In hls own partleular siylo parakout

relaxes on his back, under the

vane eve al hh owner, Tony Kaufmen of Dallas, Texns,
Seens the bird discdains sleeping on a perch, and prefers thle

“aetty ow, Tony says (he parakoob has defluite tastes in
i ¥, ton, preferving Jung, 0 advontur Aorlan,

with confidence —

'Whothor the anstvor ‘to your

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axport, ntinsol, you may rely on
HIG, Canada's: mont. rocome
‘manded candumer finances come
pany Yow ll like FG's prompt
friondly attention and camplata

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for ‘toad,

“To read the comment in cer YAMANE |
tain sections of the press, the Cleaners and
“Government proposes to “im- Lo . .
‘pound” and ta “confiscate” the | | Menders
Hfe savings of Cnnadtans as of.
‘held in the chartered banks | UPNOTSTERY — CHAIRS
and put them to purposes whiclt |. CHeSTTREIFLDS — RUGS
it regards as socially cr politic-;) MATTRESSES -- CAR SEATS
ally usetul ‘This stupid: anc . . ete,
fantastic propaganda must have

Al your home if desired,

©. TSCHNADEL

Rial 509% 524 bth St.

-had some effect, otherwise,

obviously, the- president of the |
Bank of Montreal would not ‘|,
snade the statement he made a
‘ew days ago. It was a Royui'.
ommission which recommend-

d the ‘creation cf the Bank of
“anada more than 20 years ago.

 

 

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t would only be afler nronths, PASSENGER
erhaps years, of study by the '

‘tanking and Commer’e Com- AND CARGO
nittees of Parliament or a Rov | Gr "
ommissio; that any changes | SERVICE
vould be made in our bankine between
ystein, Mr. Ball’s slatement was,

f its kind, admirable, and will Prince Rupert
‘use grave qucsioning in im-_ - and

ortont elreles of opinion, But Vancouver

> Wag unnecessary ag it was:
marked by quite: unjustiflable
neculatlon — ior which cettain
sewspe “pers must take the blame,

Also Kidlimat, Stewart, -

Mice Arm and OE.

5 ace acne |

t was: quite ‘any. ovation. awhile
‘ie House of Comnions. gave ‘Lo

hree of its most distinguishe:t

rembers on their. return from

ermuda and the conferences —
‘lth Prime Minister MacMillan

nd his aldes. Messrs, St. Lau-

ent, C, D, Bowe, and “Mike”

enrson all sesmed much en-

ouraged by the meetings with

4e United Kingdom representa.
dives. :

 

409 3rd Ave. W,
for avformation
Phone 5 or 2°29

 

 

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APRIL 8 TOTHE 13 INCLUSIVE
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