: ‘Ah independent’: newspaper: ‘devote to the upbullding
-of'Prince Rupert’and Northern and. Central British’ Columbia’,
A member of The Canadian Press—Audit Bureau of: Circulation ©.

Canadian, Daily ‘Newspaper Publishers Association .
_ Published by, The. Prince Rupert. Dally ! News. Limited.’

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~ against injustice’. and

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-ever used'a cruel word to anyon
‘could rail with bitter
, shardship — but —
“there'was never maliée in’ what he.

 

i” said} nothing but evidence of. burning _
d. zeal: to make.this. a." better place” in»
n . which’ ‘to’ live,

‘Sam Guthrie. in many ©
yays: was a visionary,” ‘but. within, his
leans and ability a. practical one: who

: spent hjs Jong life i in unselfish | service. .

is early years he knew poverty,
hunger’ and, toil such. as few. people

 

   

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-of “‘Nova Scotia—

“a. New --color. booklet. produced.
ureau, ‘The. booklet, released by Nova ':'

nd Industry E:A.:Manson, contains.” “yoy | “have ‘doubtless noticed.

 

a:
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26 full- -page. color: photographs and ‘an. ani

--) <sueeess: ofvour (Mothers March

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. eENSMTE EN APPRE CIATION

The ‘Editor,

The Dally News: .

It. is with a great deal of
pride that I take this methog
of “eA‘ending the © sincere
thanks. of. the Prince Rupert
~ Kinsmen : ‘club ‘to all the par.
ticipants in) our — Mothers

.. March.

Taking Into.

“consideration
the inelement « weather,

the

“was wholly: dlue.to ‘our band of
«Marching: Mothers.. that go

fala fulfilled ‘their Objec-

_tives.,May I also pay special
tribute to. the editorial start
-of. the..Dally News, the pro-
gramming. services . of radiq
». station ,CFPR and the excel!
lent committee with. Which 1

. ; wor ked.:

Tt-is hard. to express the ap-
~ preelation ‘of the entire cluh,
particularly: when so much de-
pends. upon .the volunteer ef-
forts of so.many. I therefore
hope. that: all concerned, Our
. Marching mothers particularly,

will, accept ‘our most. sincere

- . and most heartfelt thanks,

_-Archie Gordon,
‘Chairman; |
Kinsmen’ Sponsored,
- Mothers March,

emer tera,

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oy notes known as “shin plasters”

were last issued in 1935.

 

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‘busy intersection—but ° then ‘suddenly: one’ day.”

she As. also, the an whose. fast,” skilled. ‘hands
ton ‘an inhalator-

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ticket: that day’ you didn’t: see: ‘the sign—but

“he’s also’ the one“ who ‘pulled: your. parents: out  beurs, legislature.
aOf their burning, ‘smashed Up, Cary Con “He's. the: head of: a. family, who ‘walked - Another - 80: “miles - doesn’t |
* “He's thé. fellow .who spoke «a bit: gruffly. - into a’ "darkened. ‘wareHouse the other - night _ ‘make’ “much difference. to

the time. you-went through the stoplight—but ..

"he’s also the genial ‘friendly guardian the kids

“every day,

‘ “He's the embarrassed,
‘whd helped. bring your first- born : into’ the |
tworld during. that NMghtmarish Mee | to: the
hospital.

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‘ Budgets a are educated guesses at best but

ethe: 1960-61'U.S. ‘budget has more o “iffy” Sucssos
‘thah most,:

" for the financial ‘yoar beginning yaly” 1,

*President Eisonhower. estimates, revenues will
, total $84,000,000,000 and. expenditures $79,800,-.
7000;000, : This would leave a surplus. of $4,200,-.
+ 000,000, But achioving that surplus depends on.
‘Many “fs!

~ here aro. some ironle ‘aspects, too, When.
‘Tisenhowor came to: the White House In-1063,°

“he did. so with a pledge to reduce government:
espending,- ‘but Russian economic and military

‘oxpansion ' ‘worked: against “him, _

4 Besides. reducing the . governmont’s role in .

‘the economy, the pre sident said It must lve”

‘within its manna. However, by the. time he
‘retires after the Novembor alection,
Chower administration “will have: spent ahont
$$15,000,000,000 more than it took In during Its:
‘olght-yoar term! of : office,’ Tt could well ha n
‘hiion jor two hora,

There fare few strong aupportors of igen
howor's’ economic policies, Friends of ‘the gov-
sernment grumble. that nothing has: ‘been dono
?to reform the. tax structura. while: government
sponding “goes up and upr: erities complain
4 that the administration Isn't spending enough |
“to meot, the. chalonio ot
‘ AVR | bas :

Tha president: is ‘highly. optimistle about, tho :
‘ coanomic. futuro, Inflation, he jfeols, Is ‘undar |
Jbottar.contro! than It has boon. for yoars. ard”,
ePrighk should: be atablo, This viow..Js: strongly:
attagked in’ the wake: of the steal: sattlomont,
+ Tho. biggest “it” Inthe budget, depends '.on
/buainogs.( (continuing .at: Ita present: Nigh yato |

of figtivity,, Tho. governmont ts. counting: on).

‘since tho Korean

War. has’ ‘hoon clone: to threo
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ring’s’ your : ‘baby ‘boy back.”

“FHe’s the. _ fellow - “who” gave. “you a ‘parking |

nervous ‘bachelor

: Russia crossed up p Eaaihower econom

By: Bn ROWNTREE.” ee
Canadian Press Staff Writer Wo a ms

‘postponing
communications and transport, taxes, On these,

the Elson. / -prosident anid,

we Boviot Union, oo

“Wo will never bo porfoct, 3
tv fow folk wo. ‘know who nro making 1 an ‘honest i om

‘gent a yoar wherons the avorngo °

without ‘rancor, yather ‘with | deter-
)., mination: that’ such. condjtions. should. »

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- writesva’: ‘newspaper.

the® “province's, many attractions, .

: -~Photo by. Nova, Scotia: Film Bureau,

“All Aboard with G. E. ‘Mortimore

Barry.” Mather . is

_couver,..or New Westminster.
“He! lives ‘in that. district, ‘and

column,
., which she: often

‘works so. hard’ trying . to..Ssell

.- the town. that’ we’ re beginning
* .to- suspect there As something.

“wrong, with. ib.

M “nett; or “Mr.
-he‘is.short ‘of. jokes. to: put: in.
oe his ‘column. :

_That’s | ‘tough luck. ‘for. him: in. -Nietoria than. Vancouver, we

“He's Ss. ‘the. good, Samaritan. who knows. first-

“hand: of the hardships in your town, the broken =
‘families—and. who digs down. into’ his. a
. thin, wallet: for-the ‘price of. a, hot. meal, ‘for...
the youngsters ‘left without ° neighbours.: :

od “He’s the bearer of sad tiding. when tragedy.

comes, ‘the untangler ‘of, traffic in blizzards; the -

Solomon” who, ‘Settles: ‘Squabbles. between neigh-

and .dutifully let the’ men back. in: the shadows

fire’ the first shot,
.J00k forward to seeing at. the School crossing me

. “Its comforting to. khow, as we. ‘sit. ‘in our

easy. chairs on a wet, : stormy evening, that.

over : 20,000. Canadians. like him, have. ‘been
willing: to’ pin on a badge: and — agree to ‘make

our troubles thelr careers,”

coatig, LTRS —Saskatchewan Motorist.

we . A
cde as : ed ys of . a '

y y plans

~The: budget surplus | ‘also. depends on Con-

‘gross » vapproving | new taxes’ for: gasoline .and

aviation: fuel and’ Nigher. postal rates, More

than ‘$1,000,000,000' is ‘Involved right ‘there and

there seems ttle» chance that any . of -the

» measures will be’ passed, especially in an elec-
Hon: ‘year,

Another $4,000, 000; 000. ‘depends | on Congress
reductions in. company, excise,

there. is. considéred.to be 1 good chance that.
the government: will win tho extensions it
seoks, |

The costly farm price support program 4s.

Another. item that could onstly upset: caleula. -:

‘tions, For 1960-61, the figure is, sét''n $5,000,-
000,000, up. $500, 000, 000° from - 1060-60,
‘this “assumoe® that: “ylolds On.
“price: aupported crops... . ‘Wil bo In’ lines with.

recent. averngon,” This haa Aeldom:‘hoan, the .;

onse,. oe

“Not heading for hell

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From, The Wingham Me Advainoae rrhmes % i

We just can't agree with those who contend

“that. the: human: yaco Js hoaded straight for

holl,. Churchos ‘and ‘good works: of : all. kinds

before, The. Aggregate | of t
'tlon, to “thé needs of: cothors
U-thne high, and: iacansia

are boing supported as tek nover have heon ~~
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UAht, and ‘atten-
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“effort. wets
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Not. ‘foo ‘hoe ful |

  

‘iglon of Jasuos goons Impossible with ‘Victorin

thoso daya, Wow long WH) the public tolorate °
bluster for’ fnot, half. trutha for ‘tho: truth,
wild attnak | Inatond of roputtal?.

ut; the

‘atontly Jneronso, —
hut there are quite -

“Tt irritates: Mr.-Mathér that

the: can't step. across: the street ~

’ and: ‘have: a word ‘wih Mr. Ben-.
‘Bonner, whenever:

 

However, I don't. see. why -
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government.
However, the members of the

Prince Rupert, Atlin and such

them. It will make even less
difference. when Vancouver.
and Victoria’ are‘15 miles apart.

by Rotodyne helicopter as they

should, be by 1970, .

When you're riding a heli-
copter, you. go at. the same
speed whether there is’ water’
or land beneath you.

- no longer .exist. Islands have
been out of: date for some time
now, hoe [-

Both ‘Victoria, and Vancou=

ver are huddled into the far.
southwest corner of the pro~ |

‘vince, Both of them are so fa
from the geographical centre
that there fs nothing to choose |
sbetween them, 4
ee he

So what else is wrong: with
Victoria as a capital? Not

enough, people?

This doosn't seom ‘to matter.

/ in the state of IMnols (Spring-

field, 81,628, Is the capital, :
Chicago, 3, 620, 062 Is not) or In,
the state of Washington (cap
ital, Olympia, 15,819 biggest’.
clty Seattle, 467, 501, not counts
ing suburbs) + or In the pros
Vince of New Brunswick’ (cape |
Atal, Fredericton, 18,303, big-'
gest ‘elty, Saint: John, 52 Agi;

OF 86,018 with suburbs), yey

“The biggest city In: Canada,

1 Montreal (1,620,758 with: Sube aye

urbs) Is not the capital of anys.’

thing, Both the provinginl app: |

‘tal, Quebea Olty,: 300,060, And.
tho national capital, Ottawa,

346,400, fue much amalier, :

The biggdst eity in the.unit
bed States, Now York, 8,620,784,
Is not the enpitnl of anything,
alther, Now York and Montreal
are both on falands, I suppose

that {a the reason why thoy °

over mado the ‘grado, a he
ee oe

fussing. :
‘again’ ‘about moving. the Bri-
tish. ‘Columbia capital. to Van-.:

s@8 asa Van-
- couver: tourist: pamphlet. Most.
. Of-us agree that: Vancouver ;is, .
. a: fine place,: but: Mr. “Mather.

"Mr. Mather thinks that 80.
~ miles is too far:to 80, to see his; a

  

legislature from Fernie, Cari=.
“* boo. Fort George, Peace. River,

places ‘cheerfully © travel’: 7300.4.
~ 500 and: 800 ‘miles to sit. in the yo

Islands.

 

 

"near Baltimore.’

Then people Segan aetiling

the hinterland, By ‘1880, the _
United States’ population. cen-:

tre, had moved 570 miles’ west,

‘to a point. ‘Near
Ohio. uy
-Now. the” population centre
Of the U.S.A. is somewhere in
‘Tlinois, more than 600 miles

from Washington. ‘Next cen-
it» may be in cororedo.

tury,

But the capital :is ‘still:

Washington, and it’s likely. to.

stay there.
If the capital |

ot od

is to’ ‘follow
every. ‘shift’in ‘the population,’
. we "I need: a capital- on* wheels. ~,

Cincinnati eo

There ‘used to. be more people

et

BIC.’ .. may he’

fhleldy’ settled, and an Tet tn

 

abouts -standing : by - to knock:
down the canvas and get ‘the. .
: Sapital on the road,

We'd. better. have the Legis”
lature meeting in a Barnum -
and Bailey. - tent, with’ roust-

‘field in which the
‘power. of suggest-@

fect. . : a
_ Let one woman
open ‘her handbag
“Or purse-and. start

an absent- minded air.
- moment;
“ACrOSs * ‘the ‘aisie. a’seat: ahead .
OF» her,

gives: “a” big’, yawn, “everybody, .
“ -who- ‘observes it gives a ‘big’
yawn. within, the next 60 ‘sec-.
onds,. A “good | yawner can ‘set.
BD whole. ‘busload going,
“= couple: of minutes. .

There is another

ion: works with
equally comic ef-

groping and PQk-

“ing arourid in ‘it, and inside of

‘a minute: half the
“Within sight of her are doing
the same thing. This is’ espe-
cially’ true of the: home-going
“crowds, when the ladies are a
little ‘Weary and more ‘amen-
able to: “Suggestion. :

women

, On. the street. car last. eve-:

"5 ning. as the crowded car‘dron--

ed. towards. the stiburbs,
office’ girl type acros: the ai;
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“EDITOR'S. NOTE —_ Signed |
. ‘articles, and editorials, credit-.
. ed to other. newspapers: ‘do not: i
“necessarily | reflect’. the : Views

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Victorin {a too far trom Bris {oe

tlsh Columbia's contre of pap=.,

Wiation, anys Mr, Mather,‘
Woll, lot's tako a look nt the)

capital ' “of the United States, :

tro of the United States, the |

placo that was nearest to most
Amerleohs, was just

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‘she too .opened-up her hand ag.
‘and started grouping. I assure

— you, in léss than three min-

utes)’ I. counted five. explorers

at work: And. one. of them.-was:
‘an elderly woman who had a

large paper shopping bag. on.
her lap, packed full of parcels.
So magnetic was the power of

oy peared

bottom’ of the ‘bag, turning
_ everything over, taking some
of ‘the: packets out tO jiggle
“precariously; on. her?" nees,
+ while: she- completed ‘the in-
* ventory...

And like the others, she ap-
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