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Tuesday.
October
28.
1947
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every
arternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
An
independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
all
communities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
Columbia.
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as
Second
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Mall.
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Carrier,
per
week..
13c;
Per
Month.
65c;
Per
Tear,
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Mall.
Per
Month,
40c;
Per
Tear.
4.00.
DeGaulle
to
Rescue
POSSIBLY
WHAT
BEARS
the
earmarks
of
being
a
spectacular
rise
to
political
power
of
France's
war
hero,
General
Charles
DeGaulTe,
ma
bring
to
the
great
republic
that
governmental
stability
and
steadfastness
which
it
has
lacked
so
many
years,
the
antithesis
of
which
treachery,
intrigue
and
chicanery
in
high
places
brought
disaster
ami
disgrace
to
the
nation1
in
1946.
Signs
aire
not
lacking
that
the
French
people
may
be
turning
from
a
political
impasse
and
the
threat
of
communism
to
a1
saviour
in
DeGaulle'
who
may
have
his
dictatorial
tendencies
and
may
have
his
rightist
leanings
but
whose
integrity
as
a
true
Frenchman
can
never
be
questioned.
As
he
was
steadfast
in
his
country's
darkest
hours,
when
all
seemed
lost,
who
knows
but
that
De
Gatille
may
guide
his
beloved
nation
back
to
unity
and
glory
which
it
has
been
so-
long
denied
by
its
own
leaders
in
whom
trust
was
so
often
.yongfuliy
placed?
THE
BRIGGS
ADVENTURE
THERE
JS
SOMETHING
SAD
about
the
failure
I
of
the
Briggs
Steamship
Co.
to
realize
the
ol
,
.
,
.jecfive
which
it
so
bravely
set
about
achieving
last
spring
namely"
the
development
of
a
new
trading
route
through
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
between
southeastern
Alaska
and
the
Middle
West,
niore
particularly
the
twin
cities
of
St.
Paul
and
Minneapolis.
Possibly
we
may
consider
the
case
of
Phillip
Briggs
as
that
of
a
pioneer
who
was
unable
to
reach
the
end
of
the
trail.
The
possibility
is
still
there
and
it
will
be
developer!
to'
a!
successful
fruition
some
day,
the'
obstacles
and
the
influences
in
its
Way
notwithstanding.
Prince
Rupert,
still
has
all
the
a'dv'anfa'ges
it
ever
had
as
far
as
being
a,
trading
port
and
shipping
avenue
for
Alaska
is
concerned.
The'
Alaska
people'
are
in
favor
of
us
even
thbu'gh
they
are-
not
as
yet
organized
to
take
advantage
of
what
we
have
to
offer.
There
are
lessons
to
be
learned
from
the
ex
periences
ttf
date
of
the
Briggs
Steamship
Co.
Thlir
plan
is
not
impracticable
and
can'
still
be'
worked
out.
This
is.
a
natural
channel
which
only
needs-further
clearing.
COMMUNITY
PLANNING
A
GREAT
BUILDING
PROGRAM
now
going
on
in
Canada'
is
rapidly
changing
the
appearance
of
iriany
communities.
Looking
around
many
towns
one
can
already
see
transformations
and
fihey
are
progressing
at
a
surprising
rate.
But
what
will
be
the
quality
of
some
of
these'
neighborhoods
and
towns
fen
years
hence?
Are
district
being
buil't
that
will
enhance1
and
itnpr'ove
the
community
as
the
years
go
on?'
Or,
are
future
slum
areas
being
built?
There
may
be
no
such
problem
in'
Prince-
Rupert
yet
but
We
might
give
more
than
a
passing"
thought
to
the
kind
of
community
we
need
and
want.
(
'
Community
planning
is
a
technique
little
used
vin
Canada1.
It
is
affected
by
legislation
at
the'
local,
provincial
and
national,
levels.
In
order'
t6
be
effective,
it
rewires
a
wide
appreciation
of
the
nature
of
town
planning,
the
co-operation
of
all
citizens,
and
a
pervading
spirit
of
initiative.-
In
the
past,
there
has
been
rapid
building,
but
little
planning.
We
need
no
book
to
show
us
the
visible
results
of
that
Way
of
building.
The
fa-ihiliar
sights
we
see
in
travelling
about
the
countrysqualid
housing
areas,
dangerously
congested
iramc,-
new
developments
Without
adequate
fa
cilities
are
lessons
enough
for
any
citizert
with
his
eyes
often.
To
make
a
community
a'
better
place'
in
which
to
live
and
make
a
living
is
a-
problem
urgently
facing
every
larger'
centre
and
even
the
smallest
community
must
face'
the'
future
and
plan
so"
that
today's
activities
do
not
hamper
tomorrow's
de-
velopment.
PRINCE
RUPRRT
I
YEARS
ACO
j
.
(Odtobcr
2i,
1912
Trie
'
members
of
the
Prince'
Rupert
Rowing
Club
were
planning
to
give
a
Perriot
Concer't,
"Our,
(
Miss
Glbhs,"
at
an
early-date.
Vancouver
boxing
fans
were
anxious
to
stag
a
match
between
Jc
Bayley
of
Victoria,
and
Ernie
Barrieau
of
Vahcou-ver.
Such'
a
match
they
said',
would,
be
the
most
interesting
boxing
tfontest
ever"
staged
ln
the
pirovine'e.
H
F
Knclief,
a
promlnerit
minlh'g'e
nglneer
who
has.
been'
at?
Stewart
in
the'
interests
of
Sir
Dbriald'
Manrr,
was
vlsltig
In
the
city
with'
Major
'
George
F.
Gibson.
(Oc
fetter
2ff,
l'922)'
The
Northern
Llauor
Cci.
charged
with
unlawfully
selling
two
bottles
of
gin
ln
July,
wi
fined
$1,060'
and
costs
aftef
pleading
guilty
through
its
counsel,
Williams
and
Gonzales1.
Charges
against
Peter
Black
and
Fred
Dubord
and
against
Ben
Self
and
Frank
Steven?
were
read
artd
the'
cases
ad
journed.
Ball'
was
set
at
$2,000'
In
the
former
cases
and1
at
$l'00-
ror
the
latter?.
.Canada
could
easily
absorb"1
,300,000
new
settlers
per
year
and"
with
the
outlook
at
present
not
very
favorable
for
general
investment
of-
British
capital
in
Tmmtn
industries,
he
Domin-
'
'
VANCOUVER
DELEGATE
HOME
FROM
WORLD
FESTIVAL-Letitia
InheS,
of
Los"
Angeles,
Calif
and
Homer
Stevens,
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
who1
attended
the
world
festival
of
democratic
youth"
m
Prague-,
Czechoslovakia,
are
shown
as
they
returned
on
the
&.S-.
Radnik.
The
Radnik
is
the
first
Yugoslav
ship
to
dock
in'
Jersey
City,
N.J.,
since
the
war.
One
member
of
the
U.S.
delegation
to
the
festival
charged
that
it
was
Communist
dominated
arid
that
she
was
detained
for
two
huors
by
Czech
authorities
when
she
made
a'
complaint.
Canada
Faces
Need
far
Planning
(Continued
from
Page
Oner
who
complain
about
prices
to-
day
and
voted
the
Liberals
In
in
1945
have
nothing
to
complain
about.
They
are
getting
exactly
what
they
voted
for.
For
once,
a
uoerai
government
is
lullll-
ling
its
promise
to
the
electors."
Canada
has
brought-In
almost
and
"Prince
Rupert
Is
the
logl-Mr.
Coldwell
said
that,
ac-
7,000,000
Immigrants,
while
duf-'
'
Cal
outlet
"
lie
lauded
the
ef-cordihg
to
official
figures,
the
ing
the
same
time,
more
than
forts
of
II
O
Archibald
M
P
Seheral
price
Index
has
rin
14
,6,500,000
people,
"many
ti
young
for
Skeena,
or,
nis
efforts
to
'
.uCeAUg
j
?
a1d
high
intellectual
and
vocational
have
the
Peace
River
outlet
F.iu.v
20
per
cent
above
that
level.
,
j
IT
MIGHT
HAVE
HAI'PKNEII
HERE
The
United
States,
where
prices
are
even
higher,
is
an
example
of
what
would
have
,
Iorm
01
1He-happened
here
had
the
Con-;
SHOULD
ADMIT
servative
policy
of
immediate
DISPLACED
PERSONS"
de-control
been
effected
lm
coldwell
declared
Iff
a
duty
Canada,
he
said.
He
contrasted
0f
this
country
to
give
refuge
to
that
with
levels
In
Britain,
New
displaced
persons
of
Europe
so
Zealand
and
Australia,
where
that
they
mfgh".
ue
given
the
Increase
during
the
same
period
opportunity
of
fuller
and
freer
had
been
only
from
one
to
three
nfe.
Such
would
be
merely
con-Per
cent-
tinuatlon
of
traditional
British
"True,
in
Britain
there
is
not
policy
to
provide
haven
where
much,
but
Britons
share
equal-
people
might
think,
speak
and
ly
of
what
there
lst
while
in
write
without
fear.
Canada
there
is
abundance
an
Tne
alms
of
the
c
c
r
t
that
Is
poorly
distributed
be-;
are
the
same
now
as
th
were
ca.vp,roi
.
when
U
was
founded
ln
193.
"That
kind
of
thing
is
u
bound
a
Mr
Coldwelj
asserted.
It
is
a
to
brlng
its
own
Nemesis
and
we
of
party
farmeM
and
workers
are
approaching
a
period
ofwhlch
does
not
belleve
1tnat
chaos
If
It
continues.
It
is
not
our
great
resources
should
be
Communism
that
need
to
be
we
by
tne
few
tQ
the
e
,oU.
afraid
of
but
of
chaos
and
econ-1
atlon
of
the
man
bmlc
discontent
that
is
the
breeding
ground
of
Communism."
Mr1.
Coldwell
paid
tribute
tq
the
Labor
government
of
Bri-
.JS?.
h
JifJL
yet
lead
the
world
along
the
path
of
peaceful
evolution,!
inthe
nations
of
the
great,
extremes
together
to
a
goal
of
peace.
He
agreeo
that
war
was
neither
Imminent
or
Inevitable.
It
was
certainly
not
Imminent
when
the
United
States,
possessed
of
54
per
cent
of
the
world's
Industrial
potential,
did
not
want
war
and
Russia,
having
j
only
eight
to
10
per
cent
of
the
world's
industrial
potential
was
Incapable
of
waging
war.
"In
spite
of
all
its
difficuties,
and
ot
the
past
negligences
of
i
profit-seeking
interests,
Great
Britain,
which
has
a
peoples'
government,
will
yet
lead
the
world
on
the
path
of
peaceful
ev61utf6n',"
he
asserted.
Mr.
Coldwell
advbeated
a
plan
ned
prbgram
of
populating
the
country1
with
the
aid
of
lmml-
grants,
coupled
with
the
.
de
km-
should
give
earnes
attention
fo'
tccuT'in'?
thefe
settlers,"
said
Itori.
T.
G.
Patfulio,
provincial
Minister
ci
Dands
on
his
'return
from'
England,
J.
Redforrf,
a
stowaway
on
the
steamer
Prince
George
on
her
sbiithlbound
voyage,
wai
taken
from-
the
ship
at
Ocean
Falls.
He
was
(fled
before
Magistrate
Hill
I
and
sentenced
to
10
days
In
Jail
velopment
of-
a
way
of
life
that
would
make
young
Canadians'
want
to
remain-
In-
their
home-!
land,
instead
of
emigrating
to
the
United
States.
since
Confederation-,
he
said.
aainmenis
nave
gone
w
me
"United
States.
f
"We
need
an
Immigration
pol-.
icy
based
on
the
needs
of
the
touIlirJr'
ana
inen
P1
Be
our
PPuia"OI
a
sausiymg
j
"Our
aim
Is
to
change
the
economic
orce-,,
not
only
for
the
benefit
of
this
generation,
but
for
generations
which
are
yet
to
be
born
in
this
demo-
cratlc
,and;
Mr.
Coldwell
denied
that
he
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Flcischmann's
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for
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
snd
Reflections
Over
the
'phone
last
week,
came
a
question
that
seemed,
at
first,
easy
enough,
to
answer,
But
If
wasn't.
In
fact
the
cor-;
rect
reply
has
not
ye
been
efts-
covered.
Some
folks
know
of
It,
of
course,
but
no
contact,
has
yet
been
made.
The
query
was
Just
trite:
"Can
l
you
tell,
please,
how
Cow
Bay
i
got
its
name?
The
more
one
thought
it
over,
the
more
he
became
dense,
foggy
and
generally
all
confused.
It
was
enough
to
cau?
a
feeling
of
disappointment
If
not
dismay.
After
an
acquaintance
of
nearly
forty
years
with
Cow
Bay
picturesque
retreat
down
by
the
sea
shore
it
was
distressing
to
have
to
admit
that
how
the
name
orlglrfafetl
could
not
be
revealed
because
i
of
simple
ignorance.
What
about
livestock?
How
about
cbws-
and
herfens
and
bulls
not
be
said
there
has
been
a
and
buffalo
and
pastures
and
filling
l.
And
there
is
no
bay,
munching
of
hay
nd
feed
all
such
as
wis
in
the
minds
of
the
snug
In
the
bam?
There
was
hopeful
pioneers,
nothing
whatever-no
link
inj
But
there
has
become
estab-any
way.
connecting
bay
and
,
ifched
a
handy
and
progressive
had
ever
been
offered
the
i
leadership
of
the
Liberal
par
ty.
That
was
something
that
,
only
a
national
convention
could
do:
He
declared
that
the
i
question
that
was
put
to
him
1
in
iJilo
prior
f"
fhe
general
election1
wds
whether
or
not
he
would
agree
to
join
a
coalition
government
of
Liberals
and
.C.C.F.
with
(he
under
standing
6f
succession
to
premiership
on
the
retirement
of
Mr.
King.
This-
had
been
based
on
the
event
of
the
Liberal
party
not
winning
enough
seats
in
the
electWn
to
command
a
majority.
However,
Coldwell
had
rejecieu
t:ie
proposition
as
"my
services
were
not
for
sale."
He
declared
that
development
of
the
Peace
River
country
re-
r,nrrH
i
,
m
.k
,..
aDtiroved
hv
th
envpmrtient.
Nir.
Coldwell,
who
has
been
in
;
the
Peace
River
country,
assert
ed
that
that
district
was
lone
overdue
an
outlet
to
the
Pacific
coast.
In
the
intelligent
devel-
bpment
of
the
west
sneh
a
pro
ject
was
a
necessity.
j
REMOVE
CAUSE
OF
WAR
U.
N.
TASK
Touching
oh
International
affairs,
Mr.
Coldwell
urged
sup-
port
of
the
United
Nations
ef-
j
forts
to
remove
the
cause
of
I
war
by
guafanleeing
free
and
!
abundant
life
for
all
men
rath-
j
er
than
setting
up
armed
forces
j
to
combat
war.
With
Mr.
Coldwell
on
the'
platform
were
Mr.
,
Archibald,
William
Brett,
M.L.A.
for
Prince
Rupert,
and
George
Hills,
pre-
'
sident
of
the
Prince
Rupert
C.C.
F.
club.
August
Wallin.
nresl-'
dent
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council,
was
chairman.
Adds
To
relieve
miser.
V;
les,
rub
throat
chest
and
back
with
comforting
fresh
Yeast
with
the
familiar
yellow
fabef.
Dependable
Canada's
favorite
more
than
70
years.
bossy
to
the
point
that
memory
would
be
refreshed
to
the
objes-
tlve
would
be
gained.
a
cow
fell
ffom
the
C.N.R.
dock
Into
the
harbor,
once,
swam
aiong
th
grade
until
hauled
ashore.
But
that
was
too
.
do
wtth
present
cirenmsfances.
Cm-
Uafy
rs
ftgured'
in
wafer-tttfti
rrtetoiy.
It
has
been
the
subject
of
debate
on
many
a
local
platform.
Cow
Bay
has
berfn
mentioned
in
politics.
Tfcere
have
been,
argument
by
word
of
mouth
and"
in
print
as
to"
the
sflSvisabillty
of
converting
the
space
into
a
sort
of
Inner
harbor.
Government
estimates
said
grufily
"Prohibitive
Cost."
Advoeats
of
fnilng
It
In
were
eloquent
ami
perintslve.
And
so,
the
years
rolled
along
and
by
and
by
a
sort
of
compromise
t
n-nvi
nt.
it
ran
boat
building
and
repair
centre,
It's
been
a
tfosy
summer
with
I'many
a
first
etas
example
ot
killed
work.
And
that,
.good
friends,
provided,
work
and"
wanes
However,
all
this
docs
not
dls-1
rlo;;e
hw
Ow
Buy
not
its
name
tMTK(LU2t
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w
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A
Su.
j
"
vh.t's
the
Canadian
way
of
1?''
asked
the
Old
timer,
rhe-
toricaliy,
this
morning,
as
he
leaneJ
over
the
fence.
"Did
you
ever
stop
to
try
to
define
it?
"Well,
to
me,
iVs
a
system
of
things
that
gives
everybody
an
opportunity
or
doing'
pretty
much
what
he
wants
to
do,
within
the
operation
of
certain
natural
laws.
Tha,t
is
to
say,
it
gives
every
man
the
chance
of
living
reasonably
well
and
getting
ahead
if
he
is
prepared
to
work
hard
for
what
he
wantsr
Of
course,
there
are
always
the
sick
and
the
handicapped,
and
the
system
provides
for
them
too,
perhaps
not
as
well
as
it
should
but
certainly
a
lot
better
than
in
the
past,
and
as
well
or
better
than
irt'
any
other
country.
But
for
most
people,
it
is
a
land
of
unlimited
opportunity..
f
borne
make
more
ot
opportunities
than
others,-of
course.
You
ant
level
everything
down
to
one
common
plane.
One
man
is
more
ambitious
than
another.
One
man
is
more
Jaring
than
another.
One
.
man
is
more
industrious
and
thrifty
than
another.
But
the
opportunity
is
there
for
everyone,
to,
reach
the
level
of
success
on
whicR
Kc
has
set
his
aim.
"Socialism
and
Communism
and
other
isms
of
the
kind
aren't
new.
They
have
been
tried
over
and
ovef
again
in
the
world's
histotyi-
and
never
once
have
they
provided
as
high
a
standard
of!
living
fof
all
the
pcoplc'-as
our
Canadian
system
has.
"Even
beyond
that',
we'
are
only
beginning
to
learn
how
much
of
liberty,
health
and
happineis
an
flow
from
our
way
of
lire.
All
the
time,
the
benefits
of
our
system
are
getting
better
distributed,
making
for
a
still
higher,
general
standard
of
living.
Our
system
has
been
growing,
changing,
as
we
have
learned
tilings.
It
still
isn't
in
full
flower.
"It
has
faults,
but
for
me,
I'll
still
take
it
over
arty
Utopia
the
thcomts
an
dream
up."
(The
iewi
of
the
OIJ
Timer
art
fntseniei
iwtto
m
this
rUu:fter
unJer
tfie
ijwmor-1)111
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ay
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