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ild will réceive,- |
But almost covtanly t the t ube. of dissatistied
“pavaate will: ‘be enough to: make their presence felt.
_ Even if just one 2 couple in ever'y. 1, ,000 ol SO decided to
follow the ex ample: of Mr, and’ Mrs, Sinith, it would
~havean‘effect on other parents out of all proportion
~ to the number actually taking the. step. In-this time
“sof large classrooms and-searcity of teachers, many
parents are naturally and perhaps: justifiably inclin-
“ed to. believe that'their children have nore aptitude
than’ report cards. indicate.’ , In. these circiimstances,
_/any move to take somé youngsters « out of school could
trigger off a feeling of alarm that would give local
and -provineial school authorities some of the worst
headaches they have had so far. - Fy
- But even if it is assumed that schools are failing
to meet requirements—whether ¢ or not it is through
~ any fault of their own—there Is one point’. which
~ makes the action ‘of Mr, and Mrs: ‘Sinith seem unwise.
-In taking their boy from school; they are taking him
from the day- by-day association with others which
© shduld-vank with acatlemic work : as: part. of his tr'ain-
ing’. ‘The Smiths admit the danger of this’ but it is
: doubtful. they ate giving it” sufficient | importance.
They: raintain. that their son’s morale actually has .
improved as: a result. of thelr aetion—and they are
the ones ‘who should know. Me eg hae es

  

   

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| theirs sonis ogy soonér® or”
Speaking: on'this ‘point, their: lawyer defended their
action’ by-Sayin ‘There \ were.never more children i in
school yet’ there have never: been i more . juvenile: de-
linguents or more people i in mental ‘hospitals. I’m not |
~_ sdying the schools ate to blame but they. have not
— fdund'the solution.” ~*~;
2 The lawyer might have added that parents have
not found the solution either, The Smiths’ determina-
tion is commendable but avoiding. trouble is not the
way to remedy it. They may, find they:have réared.
a hothouse flower in a world: where there are all
kinds of weather, a

Good Show, Rotarians
OTARIANS of Prince Rupert.aie to-bé congratu-
lated for, ihe ‘entertaining minstrel ‘show they
staged last waekias part of thele it Selgin to raise
funds for com! tinity* vundértitkings:! We
A show of this sort takes many:! hours to rehear'se
and many more to organize, ‘The fun which the per-
formers get out of it is pald for by hard work,
When the whole effor t 1s over, however, the club
not only has placed itself: in a better position to as.
sist in charitable projects but has provided the public
. With some pleasant entertainment,
The Rotarians have veason mn to he proud of what
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cannot; long have;-at-one and the
saine time, the state of world
wide: antagonism ‘known. as the

the fundamental principles ot
Anglo- Saxon justice. i °°

but ‘steadily built up to the level

which he was neccused until. he
had been proven. guilty; after

court or tribunal, based on hu-
man decency and fair play. —
But those fine, high ‘sounding
principles simply do not standup
in any kind of war; least of all in

|that ghastly:form of undeclared

war which has been in» éffect

came’ to his end,

 

LET US: ponder the fact that all
“countries in the, world. have

to adopt many of the very téech-
niques’ which..are’ the most’ vile
features of the police states—
either fascist or communist: |
Both types of “police states—
fascist and commimist—scoffed
at and derided the boasted prin-

ed himself into a state of pata-
noice rage against the «ideals
which free men had. always held
dear, at least since the time of
the’ Magna . Charta. Mussolini
did likéwise. But there is” a
whole library of. communist lit-
erature, dating from much ear-
lier times, which, pours vitriolic
ridicule on the whole idea of the
supposed democratic freedoms—

advance the cruel “dictatorship
of the proletariat”. which the
world recently. saw suddenly self-
unmasked, in Hungary. :

 

BUT THE whole. history of alll

-kinds of war—cold war no less
than hot war—is’ that any.and
all ‘the: weapons . employed. by
either ‘side tend to become the.

ife ‘weapons uséd by both sides. .

‘ The. Soviet DID Organize spy

" Tings all” ‘over. the, world; DID or-

 
  

ganize corps: *-saboteuis and

and other; opé

body. in ‘his ‘right’: senses ‘imagine

| for a:moment ‘that: the ‘western
‘allies have no’ spies, and-counter

spies, and misghiel makers of

their’ own?

 

‘for ‘the seéret police in every
democratic country to keep what
are called: security files on all
sorts and manner of people,

-I heard a witty but, I believe,
substantially true story ‘about
the Rt, Hon, Herbert Morrison in

‘| this vegard.,When he first be-

came Home Secretary he realized
With a bit ofa shock that he
was the cabinet minister respon-
sible for the control of. Britain’s
secret.police.. He is. supposed to
have sent for the administrative
branch of that. foree and sald
soniething lke this: Ste

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HECOMING BRITSH SUBECT
DANGER TO INDIANS = ASSU

_ VANCOUVER 1 Frank ‘Anau, president of the Indian
‘Allied Nations of British Columbla sayi BO, Indians do not
"want to hecome British aubjacts;.,.

Following a mooting of teproaontatives of the. nations
“here Monday, Mr, Asau said tho Indians had Heat. adviaad hy
 bhelp attornoys that becoming: Brliah’ aubjects would endanger

: “our Nehts-to our land,”

~ Ho-aald the Inwyors doubted: the tector) yovernment had

~ the power to mako. the Indidny British ' AUbibota; .

‘Mr, Asnu anid the Nationa’ couriall: Kad not rend tho full

7 report of tho .20-man commitide ‘sot. up to Gonialdor changbs

“In tho-Tndlan, Act So tar, heabld):"wo tiavé Had only nowt.
PApar auimmirion to go on, Alot We Nava rettd the full report
Nd Imad o otain _Hveatlaationy" We wil: Hoport on tha

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ARCHIE. M, PENNIE of Ot-
tnwn, now studying at the
National Dofonee- College in
Kingston, Ont, has been Ap.
pointed chicf supagrintendent

‘station near Medicine Hit,
Alborin, (OP Photo),

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7 8 Judicial Paradox. od |

. IT SEEMED. to me that. we ‘all'lost: sight, of most}:
_ important poitit,in the angry, argument that-follow-
ed the character assassination, and consequent. tragie

death,’ of. Ambassador Norman. -

That. ‘point was that the world your records?”

Cold. War, and“also respect for

- Or “system had been - slowly
where We all really believed that:

‘evéry man was really held to be
ihnocent of any wrong doing of}!

fair trial, before some kind of a’.

 

 

   

The answet: was, yes, they did

“Fine” ~ sald )..Mf.: “ Mofrisori.
“Now--[. khow you, ‘hie ‘ot? your} :
jobs. ‘I don’t want. to see, my’ file,
but_keep right on.as yor Are: n

‘The acute. trouble, of" se,
comes’ Whidh the fled ‘whit fh fe}
stipposed to be foley, fob: ihe t tise
of sectét ahtleehéiny. poles’ ‘ate
abused for AALS t

  

   
 

- twenty ‘days é withah -tobac-
¢o, and Ihave: the: tempet of ;
wounded ° lion... cuPhat's: hat
makég me feel. so. fru

" I'tn, built, mofe like: a. kan tod,

  

 

since: about one year after Hitler |

sooner or later felt compelled |

ciples of democracy: Hitler. work- .

ridicule. calculated to justify in}.

‘Secret, squads i:
of trouble. makers: ‘But’ ‘does any-j

IT IS tebably a necessary evil .

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~ The. Pouches. ate “unde
‘eyes, . “

When you feel: ‘the’ iirgé’ fot
a cigarette, you're supposed :to |
reach for something. -élsé,.,
reached “for: a .Knife;: “thén a:
gun, ‘But ‘every time,* my: wile

_intercepted iny.: ‘hand. With &

 

bowl of peanuts,” .
“She- has her nerve, “Bhe's

“still smoking, My nostrils have

grown - more: efficient ‘in. ‘the
last 20 days, My wifé. smells
like: ‘a © tobacco - warehouse:
Whenever’ she. comes: Within
six. feet, -I. automatically - ery.
out “Sold, Ameriean!".::¢

‘My sense of: smell. has” ‘be-
come so- acute that I could
hire out.as a bird-dog, except
that I don't like ‘tight collars,
And I would not. be: reliable,
Instead of a pheasant, I would
point at the: ‘cigats, in “the
hunter’s pocket: =

T'th back. at my’ old tricks—
popping a stick of gum. half-
way. into my’ mouth; then’ try"
‘ing to light it. | a

But a lady has tipped me. “to
a new. tobacto substitute:
prunes. You. eat thein,: then’
keep the’ stone in the mouth
and roll it around, -pushing™it -
aside every now and: then, to -
make way for any words: that

“want to get out. 2
--"What if you become addic bd
‘to*prunies?” ‘a: ‘biimptious: a i is
‘Jedgue inquires,” :
“I'd. rather -be addicted , to
prunes | than the lung- seroding
‘smog that you-are: ‘exhaling. in
my face,” I reminded him: “At
‘least prunes are good for you:
Already. I’m. far less nervous
than I was,”

"Yeah? -Well, why do you
keep going. to the penell- °
sharpener?”

“Why not? Everybody in the
Gffice uses the peneil-sharp-
ener,”

“Yes, but. the others: sharp-
en: pencils, You've been sharp-
ening your ‘fingers.”

’gugt an oversight; I assure
him, absently trying to Nght
another prune, But to be ser-
lous, I think I’m over the worst
of It; I'm calming. down, My’
temper's‘ Improving, I'm a new
#man, And {he‘sooner my. thick:
witted workers get that idea
Into. thelr: pointed heads and
, quit; offeting ° me. clgarettes,
he. etter hp

4f iNet Fg A OAN ES
4 ratte tne’

UBC Resear
To Get Grarits

OTTAWA “Research at the.
Universily of Brilish Columbia
into factors affecting newborn
infants {s to recelve federal
grants under Lhé national health.
program, it was announced
today,

A ‘otal of $3, 035 woos toward

   
  

| phyaleo- chemical Studies related
‘|to, “dehydration fever” and tol!

Surgery In the first fow weeks
‘of a baby's life, British Columbin
huthoritley have sald the study
may Jead to a reduction In Ine |;
font donths from undetected
Infection and from post-onere
ave changes In body chome
atry,

Two other federal grants,
amounting to $7,675 were for
UBC resoarch aimed at. redlyae
Ing tho rlak of death or the dee
velopment of cerobral pajay. or

 

You may hntrow un to!

; Wn to
80 -fhn

~ athndingeounsaland promptmonay ..,

“ nnpvice, visit HO today, Morrow
With confidonca from Onnada'e =

" Targont and moat rdcommandad:

{consumer fiafion cbninany,

 

. breathing Ailftloutty at birth, :.

vevifl one day!

prong from
in one day and choose your
i ment plan withupto
Wha to rapay, For andor.

1" GA Alahom, Menage 7
m SA Third Ave. West at Second $1 second floor, phoned asi ,
HINGE RUPERT, BGs

    

- thas’ beeh | appointed _t0 Naval

. {Officer (Wrens) ‘on the staff of

‘Flag Officer Naval Division, at}:

‘Grace Lyons; of Hamilton and

Mellta, Man., and Victoria ‘has

Of: ‘the Flag Officer Atlantic
a Lt, “car, -Crawlord- Smith, ° the

-{Burns Lake seems to me to be

~ branch ‘office of. the- -Unemploy-

and staff, in the meantime I
;shall ‘try to get on officer: from

 

 

 

“ OTTAWA—Throe Wren. offic-
fers ‘of the Royal. Canadian Navy
will ‘take up new appointments
in April, it was announeed today
by ‘Naval Headquarters: |<
“Lti-Cdr..(W) Jean Crawford-
Smith, of Toronto and. Hamilton,

Headquarters as. ‘Assistant Staff].

the ‘Chief of Naval Personnel,
: Suecéeding her as Staff Of-
ficer (Wrens) on the staff of the

Hamilton, is Lt. (W) Winnifred

Toronto. i
Tt CW) ‘Margaret Mackie, of

tdken ‘up Lt. Lyons’ former ap-
pointment of Wren Training Of.
ficer at HMCS Cornwallis, near
Digby, N.S., and as Administra-
tion Officer (Wrens) on the staff

Coast.

 

Rp Cpe Soo rain |

oA ‘suggestion sent to me from

very sound and reasonable, ‘It is|
based on the situation—the

rather. unsatisfactory situation
in which persons in the. whole
Burns Lake urea find themselves
when having to make—and prove
~— - unemployment instrance
claims hy-mail to Prince George.
The: ideal—and’ ‘surely “not: im-
Possibles-solution “would: be: a

ment Insurance. Commission - at
Burns Lake; to’ serve that whole
brea, This: is what I am work-
ing.for. If that would take, as it
might, .some time to. establish

 

the Prince George office to make
regular ‘trips into the Lakes |
area, I cannot claim that this
is’ an original. idea with me, it|
ardse in Burns Lake from a cor=!
respondent who has not given
me permission to use his naine.

 

> Vhave had personal interviews
‘and correspondence wilh Public
Works (who have a large [lle on
the’ subject) and other Ministers
relative to the need for a federal
public building at Kitimat. At
this staye I have nothing to.add
to: the statements I have made|!
previdusly except to say, that
right’ now this Is a _ Mealy live
fubleet..

ay mone

“ihe: “Department ’ of Labour
hn: ulven soaret yl atidy to the
‘suggestion that i Board’ of Ref-

erees, on: Unemployment Insur-
ance claims be . established ft
Brineé Rupert, bul has not de-
c ded to take’ action, If only a
fow: appeals are to he heard then
here Is usually’ delay. intl

ere-are sufficient cases to hold
a'reasion, and that dolay ts to
jhe: disadvantage of the people
appealiig, There have heen only
24 appenis in*the area. in 26
months, However whore tt Is
Necessary for an appellant to
Appear at a hearing In. Vancou~

 

(Reserve) and beciime divisional
, | offier -

Val Divisions in November 1954,
and in April, 1955, she. transfer-

tober, 1942, She trained at Naval

~ PARLIAMENT

By E.- T. Applewhaite,

‘connéction with -at least one set
This has | —:

{ducted from the gross estimate,

| Mid-Canada Line which fs near-

 
 
  

  

 
 

   
 
   

Tires Wren “Officers of RCN.
gto. Get New Posts This. Month

first Fogular force. wren otter ,2eadquattets la Ottawa, ‘ahd atl -
‘to attain the rank of Heutenant-

commander, was born in Toronto
and ser ved in the Women’s
Royal Canadian Naval Service
from 1942 to. 1046, niaitily in the
Trade Division at Naval Head-
quarters;, Ottawa, os

In 1951 she entered the RCN
for reserve wrens at
HMCS York, Toronto naval divi-
sion.

She weiit on fulltime duly in
March, 1953, and was appointed
lo HMCS Naden, RCN: barracks
at Esquimalt;.B.C., as Command: |
er's Assistant, She took up the’
appointment of Staff Officer!
(Wrens) to the Flag Officer Na-'

 

red to the: regular force, wréns
in.a short service appoltilment.

Lt, Lyons was. born in Toronto
and entered the wrens in Oc-

‘

understand: ~usuially does—order
that the’ claimant's expenses be
paid, .

 

“Another old project has been.
revived, The question of provid-
ing.geai, storage facilities in

of fishermén’s ‘floats.
just reached’ me and I have had
to,go back over files to 1953 and
even earlier. ‘It is: a bit compli-
‘cated and Iam not too sure what
I.can accomplish in the two days
{ have left here. 7 ie

 

 

Defence is still the most ex-
pensive of governmental activi-
ties, in the 1957-58 defence bud-
get the appropriation requested
is. $1,722,844,000,,a reduction of
$52,156,001 from the appropria+
tion of $1,775,000,001 in 1956-57,
Estimated expenditures of $3,-
300,000 incurred for aircrew-
training are expected to be re-
covered and are therefore de-

The largest’ single factor in the;
reduction Is In respect .of the
construction and installation of
the initial -equipment of the

Ing completion, Due, not.to in-
creased numbers but to increased
rates of pay, the personnel costs
——pay and allowances—are up,

 

”

In reply to a question of mine

the government has decided to
Increase the top value under the
Fishermen's Jndemnity scheme
from $7,600 to $10,000 for fishing
vessels on both coasts, The pree
min rate will remain at ) per
cent,

 

And now I am practlenlly as.
sured that Parliament will have
heen dissolved some days before
this column ts In print, May J
offer my very alnesre thanks to
the newspapers which have pro-
vided the space for these articles,
To nl) who have the patibnee to
road them, my. vory best wishes

 

ver; the Chalrman can--and I

 

“EVERYTHING You NED: :
At T REASONABLE PRICES!

 

for a really happy suminer,

‘|HMCS Stat: Hamill lon naval’ dl-|.

i Agent-General In London, Eng-
‘land.

{mission in the wrens in. 1943,

Overseas, where she remained as

    
  
      
   
  
 
 
  

In the House, Hon, Jas, Sinclair, |. |.
Minister of Fisheries stated that} |.

 

 

Thank Rival,
Don’t Pop Him
Advises Judge

. '. BOSTON (th —. Judge ge
“For te had this bit df’advice for.
acollege student who lost his '
girl to’a ‘rival: “Thank him, ,
don’t beat him up.’ Lae:
‘day whet Ronald Willey, 20, 4
; Massachusetts’ Institute — of:
| Technology. student, pleaded -

Sault and battery...

-He “sald he found Dean
; Haerer,, & Boston University.
student, In-a‘ parked cat with

pretty » Barbdta Rocklitte, a
‘co-ed Who was. Miley's child:
hood sweetheart. -Haerer zig -

treated: in hospital fora black -
- eye and bloody: nose, ;

Eugene McCabe,» Willey’s
‘golunsel, told the, court, Miss’
Howkiltfe btdke hee ngage:
theft: with. wihey five ays hes.
foie the ‘fight,

I a Fotle coltinentel:
“This than is hot 4 céltnlnal,
‘This isa disappolhtineht th
love, : “He shouldn't habe hit
‘thé ole? man od ma
‘should ‘Have thanked hth." mig

He disinissed the cane, \

‘ Lo,

“o., Ldeutenant:
~ MARGARET MACKIE

 
    
 
   

HMCS Conestoga, wartiiid C+
nadian, wren training establish
ment. at Galt, Ont,

Wheri the Wrehis were activate |
ed ‘in the:RGN Reserve) tn Aug: |.
ust, 1951; Lt. Lyons ° entered: abl’

 

vision, where she.’ served oh
naval! ditty Wht here appoint. | .
ment to HMGS - Goriwallls” In] ‘
March, 1952, ‘as. Tralhing« Offi-
cer (Wrens) ind as Btalt, Officer
(Wrens). to the lag ‘Officer Al-
lantic Coast,:°
Lt. Mackie was bot nth Melita.
Man,, ahd elitered the Women’s
' Royal. Canddidi Naval Service

MAKES Uist Nok,

thio’ vents and shatls Oh-atita.
mobiles have steel. stretiglhienty
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in December, a In eletllan e Suits. 8 Pants
e she een secretary of]] @. T,; ge
the Biilish Columbia Govern-{{ - Topcoats & Slacks

ment Travel Bureau ahd BC
Overseas Tobacco. Fund; was
six years confidential secrétaty
to the Premier of B.C., and Jater
was Chief: Clek to’ the . B.C.

ALTERATION SPECIALISTS

Ling The Tailor.

Lt. Mackle’ recived her com- mo § ns St, | Phone 1238

‘no contest. to-a charge of as. . &

QUICK SERVICE |

 

 

and In September of that year|r
she took the first draft of wrens 1e
to London, England, to serve in LINDSAY S
the Canadian Naval Mission
Wren Unit Officer. For her ser-
Vices she was awarded the MBE.

In January, 1555, she entered
the RCN (Reserve) and was ap-
pointed to. Naval Headquarters’
as. Assistant Staff Officer
(Wrens), She transferred lo the:
regular force in 1055, on a short:
service appointment, when the

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