I.
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2
Idtlhtc
Rupert
pails
Octos
JLtD.
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Thursday,
September
.11,
1947
Published
every
arternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd-
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
Q.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
3.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP.
CIRCULATIONS
.
.
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
An
independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
ind
all
communities
comprising'
northern
and
central
British
Columbia.
(Authorized
as
Second
Class
Mall.
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
Carrier,
per.
week.
16c;
Per
Month,
65c;
Per
Year,
17.00:
Bj
Mall,
Per
Month,
40c;
Per
Year,
14.00.
Looking
On
-Bright'
Side
KlSASTERS
make
news
and
peaceful
plodding
U-along
doesn't.
It
would
seem
that
life,
is
be-coming
a
series
of
explosions,
collisions,
fires,
Wrecks,
plots
and
pillaging.
Ye
it
.cannot
be
as,
bad
;
as
all
that.
Sin
hits
the
front
page.
Virtue
does
nothing
of
the
kind.
It
is
only
when
one
loses
a
sense
of
balance
and
heeds
only
the
sensational
to
the
exc.Uisjon
of
about
all
else
that
he
gets
the.wrongr
angle.
The
world
is
a
pretty
fair
place
to
be
in,
despite
the
professional
reformers.
Get
the
right
slant,
and
it
is
quite
possible
that
millions
of
folks
are
happy
and
prospering.
Anyway,
if
that
is
the
viewpoint
frojn
which
one
looks,
the
chances
are
he
may
not
be
so
far
out
in
reality.
CHLORINATION
to
return
to.
the
use.
of
chlorinated
DECISION
water
appears,
to.
have
aroused
but
languid
interest
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
Medical
Health
Off
icer's.
recommendation
has
been
adopted
by
the
'city
in
"a
"casting
vote
and
there
it
is.
Some
consumers
say
they
do
not
relish
the
flavor.
Others
say
they
are
unaware
of
difference
in
taste,
or.
of
.feeling,
any
ill
effect.
The
object,
all
sublime,:
is.
to,-safeguard
the
public
health.,
So
be
it!
".
.
'
i
BRAZIL
:T
IS
PERHAPS
not
generally
known
that
Brazil,;
I
from
which
country
President
Truman
has
just
:
returned
home,
is
larger
than
continental
United
:States.
The
American
chief
executive,
and,
party
have
been
in
Rio
de.
Janeiro,
helping
honor,
an.Jm-.
portant
anniversary,
and
the
i
occasion,
was,
...one,
of
reat
goodwill
and
success-
Brazil
has
a
population
of
some.
50.
million.
Raik
".ways
total
more
than,
20,000
miles.
The
climate
-is
.tropical
with
heavy
rainfalls..
In
exports,
coffee,
to
Brazil,
is
what
wheat
is
to
Canada.,
Rio
(le;Janeirp
is
one
of
:
the.worldV
outstanding
pities,
wjth
a
rjppulation
of
approximately
2,000,000,
aml
a
harbor
of
surpassing
beauty
and,
utility,
;
Yes,
the
Western
Hemisphere,
has.
more
than
:North
America.,
DOLLAR
SHORTAGE"'
WHATMS
KNOWN
as
the
"dollar
shortage",
is.
occupying
United
Nations
statesmanship
jut
now.
Sometimes
John
Public
has
only.a
vague
'understanding
of
what;
a
problem
or
policy
is
or
I.what
it's
all
about.
But
he
comprehends
this
one
all
right.
He
realizes,
with
crystal
clearness,
wri.at
jtfrieans.-At
least
he
thinks
heroes.
It.is
put,
ratheir
b'oldly
and
has
many
thorny
.features
not
suggested
in
tile
phrasing.
"Dollar
Shortage!'
is
correct,
as
far-gas
it
goes,
but
that's,
only
the
beginning.
tm
ILLITERACY
INEXCUSABLE
JIT
IS
NQT
AN
unusual
experience,
still,
to
discover..
someone
unable
to
read
or-
write.
This
illiteracy-
is
not
confined
to
age
or
sex.
Perhaps,
there
is
itan
wwpmuiv
e.pianaton
dui
it
wouia
nave
to
De
Sgood.
There
seems
little
excuse
for
one
growing
to
jmaturity
in
Canada
today
without
being
able
to
read
or
write.
And
if
one
comes
to
Canada,
ill
equipped
so
far
as
even
the
rudimenjts
.o
euqation,
are
concerned,
he
or
she
ne.eo
not
reniai.n..
that
way'
he
cost
of
education,
to,
tax
payers,
in
Canada
is
Iheavy.
And
Canada
wants
something
to
show
for
lier
money.
3
ONES
BILL
OUT?
kA
LL
INDICATIONS
PQIT
tp.,the.
Jn.es,
Bill
t
beingn
the,
way
out,
so
far
as
Northern
British
Coliimbiajand
Princa
Rupert
are.
concerned:.
-Already
American
Senators,
are
moving
in
that
f15wit?vi
T'
vnnnw.
C
il-
U!11
...til
ill
1
"
1
'
.uiluuii
uj;
icuoyii,,ui
une
,uiu,
wnicn
nas
Deen
jiunctioning
fpr..
many.
years,
both
Alaska
andiriis
:port
hayelost
a
.lot.
The
time,
is
Jong
oyerdu.e(for
Iach
to
put
more
aggressiveness,
into,
natural
ad
van-wtuges.
'TROUBLES
EVERYWHERE
WHAT
HAS
A
VIVID
resemblance.
to.
large,
scale
war
JJs
swiftly
developing
in
India,;
now
that
the'hand
of
Britain
has
been
withdrawn.
Call
it
intercpmmunal,
strife
in
Delhi
and,
elsewhere,
in
'!
the
north,
if
you
like
but
thousandhaye,ben,
killed
i
and
wounded,,
grave
losses
have
be,en
suffer
and
mutual
hatreds
have
grown.
There
is
no
peace
in
Palestine.
And
there
cei
;
tanly
ws
no,
goodwill
onthe,
Hamburg,
waterfront
;
yesterday'
when
a
shipload
of
Jews,
in
a
two
hour
struggle,
yent
r
back
to
the
Germany
they
hate
and
fear.
The
cease
fire
order
applied
to,
the
Indonesia,
situation
has
been
given
indifferent
obedience.
I
Impressed
with
Port
of
Prince
Rupert
(Continued
from
Page
.One);
tion.
Fall
varieties
of
salmon
were
being
run
through
the
.canning
plant.
The
fish
were
followed
from
the
delivery
platforms
through
the
lines
to
the
canning
retorts.
Making
of
,
cans
and
nets
was
also
seen
after
which
delicious
refreshments
were
served
In,
,the
mess
hall.
Acknowledgment
of
the
hospitality
was
extended
to
the
host,
H.
F.
Robins,
manager
of
the
cannery,
by
William
Drummond
of
South
Shields,
England,
in
a
witty
speech.
The
,
party
also
saw
the
site
at
Watson,
Island
where
the
B.C.
Bridge
and
Dredging
Co.
with
big
machinery
is
now
digging
out
rock
and
earth,
at
the
rate
of
thousands
of
yards
per
day
on
the,
site
of
the
Cela,-nese,.
Corporation
,of
.America's
projected
$15,000,000.
or
more,
cellulose,
pulp
plant..
Returning
tq,
the
city
late
In
the
afternoon,
trie
party
was
shown
the
plant
of
the,
Canadian
Fish
Si
Cold
Storage
Co.
(B.C.
Packers),
at
Seal
Cove
and
the
ocean
dock
and
lumber
assembly
wharf.
Later
in
the
evening
the
dele
EARLY
CAVITIES
It
Is
estimated
that
more
than
one
-third
of
all
two-year-old
children,
have
rCavlUes
In
their
teeth.
gation
proceeded
In
special
cars
attached
to
the
regular
east-bound
train,
their
next
stop
to
be
at
Prince
George
where
they
will
remain
for
two
days
before
continuing
east
with
stops
at
Jasper,
Winnipeg,
Ottawa
and
Montreal,
sailing
from
the
latter
'port
for
home
on
the
Empress
of
Canada
.
September
27.
Officials
accompanying"
the
party,
besides
Agent-General
Mc-Adam,
are
T.
G.
Sturgess,
Victoria,'
personal
representative
ol
the
provincial
Department
of
Trade
and
Industry;
R.
Douglas
Roe,
Ottawa,
Dominion
timber
trade
commissioner;
C.
W.
Phillips,
secretary
of
the
Timber
Trades
Federation;
Ivor
Reece,
Canadian
National
Railways,
Ottawa;
P.
R.
Reynolds,
Canadian
Pacific
Railways,
London,
England;
Harry
Bowman,
C.NJR,
colonization
agent,
Px
I
n
c
e
George;
is
accompanying
the
party
from
here
to
Prince
Gecrge
having
ccme
here
to
meet.
them.
Only
member
of
the.delegatlon
who
.was
unable
to
make
the
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
was
B.
T.
Price
of
Cardiff,
Wales,
who
suffered
a
heart
attack
in
Vancouver
and
had
to
enter
hospital
there.
Greetings,
were
sent
trom
here
to
him.
Canadian
Newspapers
From
the
Monthly
Letter
of
lioyal
Bank
of
Canada
INSTALMENT
NO.
5
FOREIGN
NEWS
IMPORTANT
Foreign
news
is
particularly
important
in
these
days
when
so
much
that
happens
at
home
is
linked
in
some
way
with
far-off
events.
.There
can
be
no
One
Worjd,,no,
effective
United
Nations,
no.
final
guarantee
of
peace,
said
the
New
York
Times
recently,
until
all
the
peoples
of,
the,
earth
have
access
to
all
the
news
they,
need,
A
program
wast
brought
forward
in
May
as
an
objective,
.
for.
the
International
Conference
on
Freedom
of,
Information;
to
facilitate
the
gath
ering
and
transmission
of
news,
to
implement
the
right
of
all
persons
and
peoples
to
accurate,
comprehensive,
and,.
representa
tive
information,
to
provide
for
organization
in
all
principal
news
centres
of
a
foreign
correspondents'
corps
wlth:
strict,
self-administered
codes
of
ethics,
anii
to
provide
continuing;
nfa-chinery
to
promote
the
free
flow
of
true
Information.
This
last
provision
is
important
It
may"
be
said
that
In
order
to
attract
the
maximum
audience
the
press
emphasizes
the
exceptional
rather
than
the
representative,
the
dramatic
rather
than
the
significant;
but
Increas
ing
attention
needs
to
be
paid
to
seeing
that
the
resulting
picture
is
,true.
More
people
today
than
eyer
beore
are
Interested
in
knowing
not
only
what
Is
happening,
but.;Why
it
is,
.happening.
Newspapers
aware,.
of
this.
trend
havebeen
attempting
Jto
provide
Interpretative
material
along
with,,
the,
news.
STUDY
WOULD,
AFFAUIS
LONDON,
W
A
seven-day
mnwi
rirrm
I
LETTERBOX
TAX
OWNERS
KEPLY
Editor.
Daily
News.
The
letter
appearing
in
your
paper
signed
by
L.
C.
Huckley
of
Red
Deer
Alberta,,
is'
noted.
There.are
certain
facts
concerning
the,
"disagreeable
situation"
which
existed
on
the
Canadian
National
dock.
with
regards
to
transportation
which
we
"wish
to
bring
,to
light
for
Mr,
Huck-ley's
benefit
and
the
general
public.
The
service
in.
whose
.car
he
was
indeed
fortunate,
tq
obtain
a
ride,
we
contend,
made
an
attempt
to
.monopolize
,
the,,
sightseeing
business
from
tourist
travel.
No
e'ffort
was
made
to
have
cars
In
the
dock
line-up
to
ac-
commodate
passengers
disembarking
with
luggage
and
children,
There
are
taxi
operators
who
have
been
in
business
In.
Prince
Rupert,
providing
servlc;
to
business
people,
families
and
sightseers
alfke,
long
before
this
service
to
travellers"
was
thought
of.
Tne.
apparent
ooycott
was
merely
an'
effort
to
show,
the
public
what
could
be,,
expected
frcm
a
firm
primarily
interested.
In
slsht-seelnv
business.
Should
Mr.
Huckley
or
any
of
your
readers
desire
further
details
on
this
matter,
the
undersigned
will
gladly
furnish
same
upon
request.
PRINCE.
RUPERT
TAXI
OWNFIRS'
ASSW,
L,
BassorBert,
Pres.
C,
McLntyre,
Sec'y-Treas.
Linzey
Chairrqfin
Of
Army
Campaign
P.
H.
Llnzey
was.
named
chairman
cf
the
Salvation
Army
Red
Shield
Appeal
campaign
at
a
meeting
held
Tuesday
night
In
the
Salvation
Army
headquar
ters
office.
E,
T.
Appiewhalte
was
elected
publicity
.chairman
an
course
on
international
affairs
,
G.
R.
s.
Blackaby
treasurer.
waa
auaugeu
uy
mc
council
UI
Education
for
school
children
from
all
parts
of
Britain,
The
council
is
a
non
apolitical)
body
and
pupils
attending
the
course
do
so
voluntarily
during
their
holidays.
Advertise
in
The
Dally
Newl
'Pacific,
Standard
Time)
For,
the..
EzsUr'
Monday,,
Wednesday.
Friday
8
prn.
t
From
tbt.EasV
-
Tuesday,
Thursday.
Saturday
'10:45.
p.m.
HAS
THE.
WELCOME
MAT
OUT
FORI
ITS
PATRON-FRIENDS
Rotary
Cub,
Thursdays
1
p.m
0ir
Foods
Are
Prepared
by
a
flew
White.
Cfef
Who
Specializes
in
Canadian
Dishes
Open
7
a.m.
to
12
pm.
Weekdays
except
Tuesday.
Sundays,
8
am.
to
12
pm.
Closed
all
Tuesday
to
comply
with
44-hour
week.
Official
Appointment
COMPLETE
FOUNTAIN
SEJIVJCE
SODAS
-
ICE
CREAM
-
SUNDAES
GEO,
DXUUAVN
.
Prop.
i
WN
T
COOPER
Manager
MOSQUITQES
ARE
ONE
UP
Flies
Still
Have
Upper
Hand
on
Army,
D.D.T.
Notwithstanding
OTTAWA
"Operation
Mosquito?
is
a
tough
business.
The
Insect
pests
up
north
continue
to
give
the
assaults
waged
by
the
army
plenty
of
opposition.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
the
flies
stil,
have
the
.upper,
hand.
The
normal
attack
of
a
quarter
to
half
a
pound
of
DDT.
per
acre,
sprayed
from,
planes
in
100
yard
strips,
routed
the
foe
for
a
short
period.
Heavy
reinforcements
came
on.
in.
swarms.
General
conclusion
of
the
ex
perts
is
that
the
time
may
soon
come
when
northern
residents
will
no
longer
need
suffer
in
silence,
or
.with
the
help
of
profanity,
according
to
individual
temperament
"Give
us
a
chance
to
work
out
better
methods
of
attack!
say
the
scientists,
"and
then
we
will
see
If
these
pests
cannot
be.
softened
up."
Less
than
five
per
cent
of
Panama's
tillable
soil
Is
under
cultivation.
SIB
Three
Sailings
Per
Week
for
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
(ALL
TIMES
SHOWN
DAYLIGHT,
SAVING)
Tuesdays,
1:30
pm.
Coqultlam.
Fridays,
5
p.m
Catala.
Saturdays,
10:15
pjn.
Camosun.
KETCHIKAN
Fridays,
12:00
Midnight.
STEWART
and
ALICE
ARM
Sundays,
8
pm.
"
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
FOR
MASSETT
AND
POUT
CLEMENTS
August
8
and
22
September
6
and
19
Midnight,
FOR
SOUTH.
ISLANDS
August
1Q
and.
24
September
8
and
21
Midnight.
FR.1SK
J.
SKINNER.
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third.
Ave.
Phone,
563
LING
THE
TAILOR
We
are
taklnc
clemnlnc
prciM.tn,
nd,
ttt
am,
prr.asln
while
you
wait.
PHONE
649
220
Sixth
Street
'
Forjy
pounds
if
he
goes
an
ounce
I
Not
a
record-breaker,
maybe,
but
well
worth
that
half
hour
tussle
to
bring
him
alongside.
Now
you're
ready
to.
upejamp
those
reels
.
.
.
stow
the
tackle.
There's
.
brgalfast-for
you
over
at
the
landing.
August
and
September,
are
tyee
months,
but
in
B.
C.
coastal
waters
and
nvermpuths
you
can
troll
or
spin
for
the
smaller
spring
salmon
almost
all
year
'round.
Yes
...
Spring
or
fall,'
winter,
or,
summer,
glorious
,Britisx
Columbia
.offers
endless
7.
facilities
for
outdoor
recreation
.
.
.
most
of
them
close
at
hand
just
waiting
to
be
enjoyed.
Start
discovering
them,
all,
Then,
for
an
afternoon,
a
weekend
or
a
week
.
.
.
GET
OUTDOORS
:
IN
B..
C.
WHOLESOrE
RECREATION
THE
WHOLE
YEAR
'ROUND
a'vnit
of
one
or
the
world
The
pea
canning
season
is
new
over
.
that
means
you'll
soon
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