‘80, the Fine of Britain could not
be attributed to a two party state,
but rather, I would say, to, fret,
the “acquiring” habit of the Ellza-
bethans, and, secondly. to the dik
covery of the power of steam, by
Jamon Watt, ‘The adaptation to
mechanical uso of thia power, by
George Stephenson, and other

lever enginders, and the prosance
ff cont and Iron ore in clone proni-
mity, led to the age of machinory,
REFORM ACTS i

Btlil, we hnd but one reat party.
the owners of the machine, with
all the power of the State at tholr
‘command, And, wo see no nccelor=
Ation (except in the accumulation

partion, again {
who have, and those who have not)
Certainly Ho application of the
Golden Rule can be observed’ In
thelr history, Always has been
‘® Glow, relentless prossure, from
below, to foree those above to Re
Unguinh and, largely, « similar pat-

to ensure prosperity, should, 1
think, be challenged. Your reasons
for the necessary requirements for

“OFFICE LOCATED AT 946 WASHINGTON AVE. good government are, to my mind,

Phono: White Rock 360 welrd, Recently we ine bombard.
ed by expensive advertisements to.
aay eke Den Teak Obrse Depertsnesh. OUNwe he. effeak thal veg, had made’ un-

(Gs advance), Canada, $2.00 par Year! UA. 3.00 | paralleled progrom ,urider A one

of BC Weekly Newspaper Advertising Bureau party administration, Thia seems

Member of Cunadlan Weekly Newspaper Amos. and Peouliar, If your line of reasoning,

BC Division of Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association te right, Howey it te not my Ine

DIEDSUEINCIN, Matter ana tention to question the merit or

mtruggle. with people of a different
Face and a different make up. The
firat World War, by wiping out
Heatly all the young generation,
and the second war, the third Ume
in 00 years thelr country hud been
raped by the Hun, left them in
& condition where they could be
pardoned. for doubting the desir
ability or the virtues of any poll-
‘cal party,

Other {actors enter into the
‘situation, and Important ones, too,
but I feel I have trespassed enough
on your mpace, and would welcome

Open: Monday, Wednesday
Baturday—10 am. to 5 p.m,
SWEDISH MASSAGE
STEAM CABINET
LIGHT & ELECTRICAL
‘TREATMENT
John Bod:
Hee ee

systems, except to deny that the
. ‘examples you give, prove that your
. at might have O€|EN _ fevseisionw sce rete of wealthy to bring Jao Dalng te
eee ere seen tinea PArtiarment/Bulidiiey 15 Victoria early nesters &@ continued |artival in 1867 when the reform of
Shis month for different villages throughout British Columbia. Theso battle between two partios, except; the “Education Act” was achieved. DR. W. SAGER
cheques are the province's share of the cost of operating villages. They | for such intervals an Ollver Crom-| Then we began to see the rise of MLD) om.
‘re allotted on a population basis under the terms of the Municipalities | well. The emergence of the massen| democracy, Then, little by little, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Ra Act of 168, from slavery in Britain, has been|the common people began to, Ofice Hours: 2 pm. to 5 pm
Prete tescoey ly ed all over the province by a three per cent|#Ne2 @ start aa from) Mugna|forge ahead. With the constant

Located directly below and in
Carta.

©} Provincial govemment to White Rock in simply because White Rock |U9Fuly Barons. The common herd
Fesidents have not yet had {be foresight and common cense to turn

}

) the White Rock area and have come up with the culprits responsible

‘ales tax which every British Columbian and visitor pays for certal

White Rock—and never returna.|ly, but at the point of the sword.

‘The reason that a substantial share of it Is not returned by th

this community into a village or town.
(his year and every year until this forward step is taken, Whit

Rock residents will pay out thousands of dollara to assist the opera-
Hoc cf such villages as Abbotsford, Creston, Lillooet, Parksville,|was there any attempt to apply
Had White Rock been formed into a
Willage three years ago, many thousands of dollars would have re-

Smithers and Williams Lake.

turned.

Our attitude up to the present has certainly been selless—but it's tale on all comers.

mot sensible. We would be well advised to make certain that we ge!
eer full share of our own dollars next year.

For the edification of White Rock residents, The Sun publishes
here a Ust of the villares of British Columbia and the amounts they
fective from the provincial government under the Munlcipalitics Aid

Act during the year ending June 20, 1952.
Abbotsford oS 7848.26
8,008.20
2136517
. 13,287,
13,4084
prerebe
5AS1j96
838.02
T21BS
4,708.93
16,676.26
9407.88
1671625
4058.95
5,088.19
Aa Indication of what might be rec
$4601.210.
fammediate Whi

Mission City
New Denver
North Kamloops
Oliver
Osoyoos
ParkeviMle
Princeton

Qualicum Beach
Quesnel
Salmo...
Smithers
‘Terrace
Vanderhoot
Westview

12,037.31

4 by an Incorporated White
y be drawn from the fact that Surrey receives ax its sharc

incorporation {4

$100,000 to defray its operating ef

What should be

RCMP officials have started n belated investiga

for vandallem in Semiahmoo Park. This wilful mischlef was appar.

eatly crented by two juveniles with nothing to occupy their thm

The sitpation points out the need for supervised recreation for

the younger generation, recreation such as that undertaken by the

- $26,674.02
7708.27
19,785.57
9,997.76
8,987.99
E.878,01
12,137.28
108.27
15,806.14
5,988.66

9,607.85 | same

Wearly 2 per cent of the municipality's population is in the
ite Rock area. The section under consideration by the
t-finding committee could well receive in excess of

‘This admission by King
that he did not rule by
Hight, wan not made willing-

widening of the ballot, and the ring
to power of the Trade Unions, ©
two party status was obtained,
The living standards of the people
steadily improved until it began to
appear as if “Jack would soon be-
come as good as his master.”

At the beginning of the 20th cen-
tury, Britain stood at the zenith of
her power, unchallenged and
supreme. Then came Armageddon.
Between 1914 and 1919, Britain lost
over one million of her finest citl-
zens. She received a body blow,
when, jn 1939 she was again com-
pelled to take up the challenge,
and stand, with her children,
against the massed forcexof ovil.
the number of partles had noth-
Ing to do with the outcome,
Neither was the decline of Britain
to be attributed to any party con-
dition.

M} John.

¢ | Said sword being wielded by his

was not taken into account, neither
then or at any time prior to the
20th century.

© | NO GOLDEN RULE

At no stage in British history,

the Golden Rule. We read of con-
tinual battles betweon Knights and
pawns, Church and State. And,
too, with the King prepared to
Two partics
t} alright, but what about the people?
Under a two party system. they
Just didn't come In, If any of your
readers are still with me, and want
some filuminating SMustrations on
English history, I would recom-
mend a study of Charles Dickens
“History of England.” “And I do
mean illuminating.

When the force of acceleration
slows down, If the Liberal party |
can be used as an example, when
‘Taking Newton's second law of it tends to become conservative,
motion as an example, “Accclera-)1t seems necessary to Inject fresh
|tion is equally proportional to re-|PJ90d into the arteries. When the
sultant force’ this would give a {forces Of ‘evil, ‘always, ‘since the
two party slate, but, as 1 show|~awn of time, socking to subjugate
above, in all this struggling and|™nkind, seem to be securing the
battling, the common people wore |##¢endency, a third party Is indeed
being totally disregarded excopt as | M&Ce8sary-
‘were of use ax pawns in the| HAVES AND HAVE NOTS

of power, and who should u.

1

As to the U.S.A. I leave it to

The Country Editor

By JIM GREENBLAT,

|
© Canadiana: At Rossland. B.C,,|covercd a new source of trouble;

the work of the council was Iiken-|® small quantity of green Alfalta|
ed to and tears,”|bay lodged on the wires 40 fect|
ded to adjourn and|#bove ground le probably

Blood Clinic in a body |blown there by a small whirlwind,

at others might live, . , | ad caused the trouble. . . . At

was driving hls | White Rock. B.C. it {s reported

“blood, sweat

seeing some other of your maby
readers take up the challenge of,
"Have we too many Parties?”
Sincerely,
HARRY DANIEL.
EDITOR'S NOTE:

‘Mr. Daniel apparently thinks the
words “administration” and “sys
tem” to be. synonyms, while In
the above-mentioned editorial we
make a distinction In thelr mean-
Ing, Under the democratic system,
fone, two, threo parties or more,
you still only have one party ad-
ministration, otherwise chaos, The
coalition government functioned
the TWO party system, Coalition
ys. CCF, and few will deny that it
kave B.C. one of the finest zovern-
ments It ever had during a period
of unprecedented employment and
prosperity.

A new two party system scenes
to be emerging, temporarily or
otherwise, It will now be CCF vs
Social Credit with the Liberals or
Conservatives supporting one or
other, Essentially, the two party
system continues,

x the hikhway near |that teachers ralsed $600 to give}
|Stoinbach, Man, when ho saw a|fve scholarships of $160 exch to}
rabbit coming up the full deserving students in each of five
steam ahead: he tried to steer clear |SUrrey schools. . . . Less than|
but rabbit kept coming, jumped |f0UF years ago.an immigrant from
onto hood, through the windshield glove helplessly fumb-
and ended up in Pete's lap; and ith a new language, Mis
that wax the end of rabbit. . « ‘Spidka, spoke up al

road

at

| bile coloeful experiences.

PINTAIL
Hunting, Salsings camping,
matter shat sport you enjoy In the great

TINTAIL, ‘Th

Dial 980 every Tuesday ond

front of White Rock Hotel
next to Mr. Malin’s Real Estate
Ofice,
FHONE: Wk. 26
Newton 12813
728 Washington Ave.
Evening by Appointment
At Residence

A. K. Thompson, LL.B.
BARKISTER, SOLICITOR &
NOTARY PUBLIC
‘856 Washington Avenue,
Phone: W.R. 4231. P.O, Box 250
Agent for
Ellis, Dryer & McTaggart,
Barristers & Solicitors
of Vancouver, B.C.

J. Alan Macfarlane, D.O.S
OPTOMETRIST

Washington Avenue
(Next to Post Ofice)

White Rock, B.C, Phone 9601

G. W. Bruce Fraser
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR,
NOTARY PUBLIC
°
Medical Legal Bullding
Vidal Street *
PHONE: W.R. 3771

DRS. BLADES
AND HOGG
Omices_ In
Medical Legal Bldg, Vidal St
Phone: W.R. 2856
°
Hours: 2 pm. to 5 pm. Dally.
Evening by Appointment
e
Blades Res, Wik aut
Mogg Kes, W.R, 4821

Dr.
Dr.

a

REGISTERED
PHARMACIST

e
WHITE ROCK
PHARMACY

(a2 Washington Ave.
PHONE: WR, S381

| White Fock Loye Chub. Teenage boys and girls need proper recrea-| at Zelma, Sask, the Jate Farmer |SPiunavon,, Sask, IODE  Citlzen-

mith fost ‘his watch while break-|%MP Day Program (aiid fluently
that was 40 Years oxo; just poral bide ssa
rasp that opportunity, to live our
seni a eee yon to the fullest and to build a
Sinith related the watch waa found |!Y""
while the same ploce of land waa | UY HF
belng cultivated with a one-way,
hine; n Jeweller reported |
on that {t could bo]
tuned up to function no)
. Mr. ¥, KE, Webster
Ont, organizer of tho
‘* Institutes In Went!
ident 1003 to 2006 |
recently to seo hor
Mrs, William Emmott, |
sident on the In-
aitute’s Mfuloth anniversary,
‘the Vowel Tehve
borin

B iionat fartities 208 we venture the opinion that auch could be found

toy an active and interested group of 0

I tion with reeponaible parent groups.

. ‘> alae hetanding the foregoing, White Rock requires the full time
of two pice constables; one on day shift and on

(gers working in eonjune- and

t night.
he old Burrey police force, wuch protection was given und

provision xbould have teen made jn the munselpal agreement for, such
exrserage.

Unfortunatelz. councillors and public imbued with the romance
nat “they always get methods,” ete,
Ithought the RCMP were alive to the necensity of polloiny the larger
[centres of population.

Apparently greater pressure will have to be brought by lool or-

pizatlons and we respectfully submit that apeclal moctings of the
DWhite Rock Ratepayers’ oryanizations and loca! Bourd of Tradn should

allied ty lend emphanis to a dangerous situation,

{ nation in Canada

dic n
aftor ox

Dr. W. S. Paterson
DENTIST
HILLTOP
e

Hours; 9 am, to 5 pm. Dally
Cidaed Saturday Afternoon

Johnston Toad and Pacific,
Wak, 4631

mally. ,
of Creptno
fret Womer

Bimeos

thelr man,” “modern ypolloe

and pr
prokent
dough

H.C, Nawn: te
"train of xeven woeks came
palgning proved too much for the
warhorae of the CCF party jn WC.

and Harold Winch with hin voloe |
Feduved to w whisper, could only
take a seat on the platform of
Moose Hall while My father aod
1d-year legislative mawiolate, ern
at Winoh took overito uddrens the
rows." » Kal

zan up the poles
Ab cAherwise attractive residential aren ix being despolled of tale
ipemers and Tanners of past events scresmning at passersby. We

George L. Goode, D.C.|
CHIROPRACTOR:

BANK OP MONTREAL
tick taking ismue on whether posters should or should not be allowed

pa telepbone palen, ete., but with the failure of sponsoring organizw
to take down what they have put up,
‘Bxerything in done to creats « good impression and Invite the

rowed $139885,. , . TddtrioLy.
wie out off to Hwan Lake, Ender
nnd in the) by ung Balmon Arc, BG, and
‘|bydro workore investigating dis