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Unity In An Emergency
A PTRAG Island
\ narr when a 10-year-

| girl m ; returned, It is short
found her own way
ish to stress is the noble

ermen who made up a

one

Porcher was

week

if note not because it is
search parties

m alarm—but beeause

unveer

> numan race in cases
claims—“a cutthreat
to elimb up the other
today is at times

are net an

ing

crupulous

and coffee

t

it does appear to
unity
rtime there is

{ at
O get

among
a commen enemy. In
time, nations band together to help out in dire
affair is only a
nple, .

Porcher

The
@ wonde yorld of nations would react |,
men’s hearts the
be the first. step

problem which touched

tuation might

way. 5

. fraction
inter- | for
about
I? IS still
loeal |,
There i
that

active pool in all the
scientists

 

by

el
t., snore

Pilpott |

Radium Report
RADIUM HOT SPRINGS.
—They tell me that al-
2000
using the two pools
m peak days.
Or rather I should

vernment of Canac® i
ver 1900 tw 5

most are

her

persens

Gay

government ol!
running th
Between the

Is net
profit

pools is a

e far

beautiful
which
a quart

stone bath-house
millon and

e ete with everythin in
MOGCLD, sibbbedh, 20 UN DEL
shop

Indeed if thie.s QB ferme ent

were running’ the; ace f
profit they woul pe small
yf the money they
advertising to tell the
Ra Gi ¥
+ + +

thar hundreds
cars drive past
hell bent fe Banff
inferlor/,pdints north
no illum

tated sign, o1
10 literature booth, to, tell them
Radium is the best radio-
world. The

the

use
world

true
of American
his place
wm other

now ‘Say that

waters here have @ slight radioe-

active
Baden in
in Eng

BUSINESS. SPOTLIGHT

1

1

Theme Song of Business—_ :

FORBES RHUDE

By

you
ways

» t fact
of the fact
abeut as
the pool as

been a sort

world.

hat happens when the war
of thousands of men and

and demand for war

DU iness

+ .
iLorm

about
as are the

wh momentum was
that she searcely felt
-lived American. reces-
i 1 prolonged American
etback would be different. In-
tially, if there is a setback, |‘
nada
tural resources should lessen
mmediate effects f
Further, as im all post+war)!
us, business predictions can’t!
iade without assessing the

projects

national political situation, | 40d
stance,
hold room
at. night,

taking, perhaps, .a too-
istic view of that world
to think we shall have
t an end of
when present
easures have

ianhon

re-arm-
passed: !

planned peaks e
ally pleaded for

Also, the basic world situation
one of great demand. We may!
unning out of knewn. ways
ceep that demand. effective,
out it may be that the world
political situation will force us
I evelop new
We live in a
which. will likely

le for more years

restless world
remain rest-
than we can

ated Pre foresee

, t
Mountain of merch

nen | LETTERBOX |)

BUS FARES
NOT OUR BUSENESS |
Editor, Daily News,
reading the letter by ‘1
stretch-out of the Object” in Friday's edition, I'd|
program like to say that it isn’t our busi-

: re Bus fares concerm the bus
ines and eity council.

Sure, you will say, it is the|
public whe pays, but if the bus
lines had put up its fares: a few
Government and business men years ago, there wouldn!t be|

re worrying about it, and both people like you beefing: They |

e studying what to do to keep would have had better buses’ by |

greatly-expanded industry now |
et-up busy and to stave off a| The bus lines are net owned |

tional slump by a big outfit but only by two|

For instance, Dayson says,| ordinary men lite yow and I.|
vational Sales Executives, Inc.,|Give them a. chance to show

group of 20,000 executives di-| better. equipment. EB think the
recting the efforts of 2,000,000) only thing whieh hasn’t gone up

esmén, advises, in effect in Prinee Rupert in the past |
Increase the consuming pow- few years is the bus fare: |

of the consumer, sell him, You were saying it is better)
and plam for still more sales.) for the figure to walk. E am aure |
Within a year, the salesman the bus drivers are net out on
going to be the key man in) the corner begging you: tm» ride,

ir whole economy.” so why not save your dine and |

This advice would seem  to/ you will save your figure:
envision keeping effective by! It is not only the bus Mnes

salesmanship the almost limit-| which will gain by a@ raise in
less need of people for goods; fares, but citizens as well, for
a considerable achievement, if|we will be riding on _ better
it ean be done. However, it|equipment. So come on, citi-
might prove possible under the) zens, give them a chance. Com-
stimulus of the many new!|pare our wage of 10° years ago
things which will be coming onto the present, then compare
the market. | the bus fares.

What happens in the United| Leave it up to the bus lines
States is, of course, of utmost|and the city council.
concern to Canada. In 1949, SYMPATHIZER.

Assoei

1OVvea
own—once
win levers of defence
new plant

itndrawn
That day of reckoning ha
eer postponed by the steel
ike siowdewn of
id by the
e-armament
INCREASE CONSUMING
POWER
But

come

men on thelr
penain

construction are

itor
industry a

new it’s expected to
sometime after mid®1953

116 degrees

energy

‘What Happens When... ?" :

BC
heard
mouth advertising. But the or-

LAST NIGHT I sat

for developing | 40
telephone, for

spending °f
of the reserving party. But one

word of
would: be there by'11? @&tlock
sounded so
that
ways. his word for it

number of tourists—

began
the

‘Camps

|way for anybody to come

ja tent or

edge even over Baden
Eurepe, or Bath
giand. Old. Mother Nature
s still pouring/‘forth water at
and it 18 mildly
with that..same atomi:
which they..use; in
te blow: people and place
but da gther device
at cancer

over

nNarged
some
ombs
0 atoms,
0 Strike
Here in the waters of Radium
get just a mild lift. I

get’ an extra kick out «
that
much

you hear
foreign talk in
English. All
the foreign language groups in
and on the
of this

just

you ao

have
word-o!

prairies
place by
linary Canadians are still just
much unaware of it
Americans
+ * +
in the lobby
of the old-time hotel here and
saw a goodly number-of peopl:
urned away. The obliging lady
the desk booke@-rooms, by
about 30 or 40
other Hateis dnd tour
st camps, deep in the, upper Co
umbia . valley
She told me of same of the wear
tear of thad.jab,,..Bor in
they have .rders not to
after such an hour
unless they are sure
identity amd@-yeliability

wf them at

the

light not long ago a man phon
ad from Cranbrook and liter
four rooms for
gave’ ‘his solemn
thatthe party
He
sincere
lady took

his party. He
honor

honest and
the desk clerk
She turned away the
but
to wonder enough,
low heel failed&to show up
or even phone, ’ effBer at 11
yeloek, 12 or amy @@her hour.
Smal! wonder th@t Rotel and

usual

tourist people get Rard-boiled,

+> + *
ALL. THROUGH GRE. mour-
tains there are Youth Hostel
Also there are quite <
few camping grounds set up by
the governments, ne, cheapest
for
long stay at Radium is to bring
trailer ‘and stay in
B.C. government camp
charge a small fee; per
week, but they have kitchens

free woods, toilets, etc.

Hotel rates, and tourists cab-
ins, are up a bit since I was here
two years ago. But what isn’t?

It is still the finest pool on
earth, for my money. In the
event of world war three I think
I'll retire here and be com-
fortable in the pee) unless and
until the df.’s blow up
whole works.

| the
| They

Boss Bertram me efficiency
His office must be snappy

He hired help classified
Now “Old B: &.”’ is happy.

finally |

,' Stoekholm in

the

3 case ee

: peas

BACTS. FACTORY —Thte fediot a1 governments newest building

Bureau of Statistics. The 1 i
available Piped-in music, air-raid shelte

Wominit

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HERE And NOW

By LARRY STANWOOD

Subject of flying saucers appears to be broached
wo main points of controversy:
First, are the “things” reperted sighted at inter
Canada, but mainly over the United! State
they figments of imagination? Or, gs
one scientist put it, “mirages’”?

. Second; is it peasible the sauc

’ ers originate from other plane
Shell Oil than, our own?
Announces Of the latter, we can only as
: Expemsion

ime that having witnessed som«
found workings of nature <
NCOUVER (P)—Shell Oi)
if Canadw said Fri-

} spend $10,000,000) this
‘ insion of its refinery

vals over

real, or are

Of the first, we must ¢
being: one in the rank
‘er fans. We saw one
were not alone i
@ the revelation. There w
three of us, driving in :
the Oregon-Washington

pansion
WM. V. Ash, cempany presi-
refinery capacity
re than Sa os on a clear day

daily ands that the, ago when. we saw “it

reAgE % .
b inereased by aaa Description: An
ite whirring, ebject translucent

Shell is the third: majer ois},i>, whieh appeared’ to defi
company to, launch: a mmiti-milt) 45. sun’s rays, giving off a si
- jar program of constrle| coring reflection. Measured from
tien and expansion here Ms @Br) .- yiewpoint, not taking
ticipation. of the Hdmoenten-) ice into consideration
Vaneouver pipeline’s arrival late} three feet across

next Action: It hovered
lily, about 10,000 feet
aescer'y then grew. smaller

real speed and disintegrat
shinai within a matter
seconds

Reaction: As witnesses, we \
slightly dumbfounded, b
inclined to. pass it of f when
idenly we realized

“A flying saucer,” we
out. “That’s what it was
we lookéd at each other
ishly.

FOLLOW-UP: A few
Jater, the program over the
' radio was interrupted by
nouncer with a “Flash
item: Telephore call
ing in; he said, by witne
another fiying
minutes: ago in the
+@regon-Washin
SKEPTICS
This confirmation m
jubilant’ We too, cottid lay
to the “vision,” but
we related’ our experience, backec
it up» by what we held as con
/ vineing proof, saucer skeptics still
\gave us that knowifhg
patronizing smile

4 cal
cent aid the

Y . some two
16,000 barrel

eliptical

on-do

yea

momental
ell. helds: a

substan tiah in- abeve

$82,000,000... Trans
Oi pipeline

ial Oil Ltd. and. British.)
n. Ol Co. Ltd. previously
similar. expendi-
amount to be spent
more

Viountalp

onneed

t now if up to
$30,060,006

t have
and

eontracts
Shell
nada, Mr

uclion
between
of, Ca

igned
Plour Corp
aid

been
minute

were

Saucer seeél
vieinity

ten border!

later, Wi

OOK anG

Club which announces a
of its bowling team, and al! eluo
members interested, for Wedne
day evening in the Civie Centre
| Jack Marchant is in charge

LORD ELGIN. (left). tenth Ear! meet
of Elgin and fourteenth Ear\ of
Kincardine, is honored guest

the Eigin County Centenr
nial, and is shown. here pre-
enting a valuable, imscribed
watch to Warden Ronald K
MeNeil, at the warden’s din-
ner in St. Thomas, recently
This event was one of’ the
highlights of the Cenveniial
and the watch will be worn by
all succeeding wardens onoffi-
cial gceasions. Lord: Elgin has
long standing ties with Canada
as his grandfather was goever-
nor-general of Canada in: 1852
when Elgin became a separate
municipality and took his
name.

Charlie Balagno says his hobb
ids repairing fishing reds but that
Prince Rupert anglers don't
}eateh enough big fish to break
rods or their technique is tov
| good.

Of Prince Rupert’s tourist at
\tractions, little or never
tioned are the city’s churches
where visitors take time of!
|from their holidaying for
| ship.

One church pastor told us he
-—j\thad’ guests yesterday from 16

different states of the US

~Net ton- three provinees and one
nage of vessels handled in/ Japan.
1951 reached 11,-|;) Most churches get their share
724,000 tons, highest in. history.,ofi visitors as ministers estimate}
of! the Swedish. port. Of the te-\jnalf of the tourists who arrive
ul, 7,866,000 tons represented | here Sunday morning by
oreign traffic i.ga to church:

BUSY SEAPORT

STOCKHOLM (CP) frem

boat

 

a —_ +
This civetnmaae isnot > pate displayed by the — Control
Board or by the Governemnt of British Columbia

 

the 96.000 086 struct

ure housing
ures factory at
alid the

‘cP PHOTO?

Sad Story Of
Jobless On |

Roman Streets

ROME iA foung men who
‘ snd jobless

try
{ intf

h hungry bies are
Italy's
unemploy
parllament
kind im

ad story of
aument
the first

lion of its

this
disease
dictatorial

ord pietures of
rtional
palfled
sovernments

painted on the

But how the

lp Premie
vernment

oyment

ity

ad stories of

testiinony
for jobs ery
ince have
Yet
and
and

prov
inemployed today
ntractors need

ind 2000 carpenter

and @
are drawing

> deputie battery

lorlies
ble fron young men
job and
nardiy be

pay

nave never
workers

had a
who

their last reguiat

awmakers Igino
ano, 58, a ournalist
choet
ardi, 56

Asamben oo, a

nd Oreste Liz
mmunist soci
li the jobk
unemploymen
these {4 hort
lodging
worker
day and
collar worker
Today in Rome

in a iow~-price

food
Manua

ent a

about $12
the ime.)
inemployed

on

DINING
PLEASURE

IN
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SURROUNDINGS

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, two beys

Ray

the place
a dentist or
an appointment

mall town is
you Can see

without

.
just returned from a
north—British Co-
the southerm. tip of
Alaska. It was our fourth such
trip, since these green forests
uid miles of inland Waterways
look mighty goed even to a ieyal
Californian in. the summer time.”
' from a tourist who is no
Prince Rupert

We have
vacation up
lumbia and

nger in
back home

once

NOT IMPOSSIBLE

The Provinee announces that
in fiture he- engagement or wedr
ding pictures will be printed:
Hut surely there will ceme, soon
w late, an Oecasion When such
, decision will be reconsidered
WE ALL NEE ONE!

‘Prank T don't see why we
cannot thumb a ride to New York
and back again,” said Laura
Peter to friend husband, in
Yoronte last month, They had
$382, a six-month-old baby, and
aged four and eight
And how pa and ma yearned for
a holiday, AN would go along.
Believe it or not, they did, even
if a good many hot-dogs were
devoured, People, in the main,
were Kind, everyone had seme
sort of car, the family looked the
part and were henest,’ Often
they were invited aboard for

company

In the Kewanna (Indiana)
weekly Observer not long ago the
publisher ran tis notice on page
“The office of the Observer
will be June 1, 2 and 3
fishing conditions
The office door will be left open
and paper and pencil will be on

ort
closed

due to good

FLECTS

and REMINIScgs

the counter fo» ALLE y,
of patrons who wi ae
news items or advert) nal
HE WAS GIFTED
Sometime
Write “no
Way that it tums a ;«;
disappointmeny ;, re ball
Sieh a man iy Bi li
cently resikne, after y
yeats With Pranitiy R
He’s 71 and wrot 300
The world |, beginnly
derstand hoy PDR ¢
re-elected: so many this

Is sue han ap
a a

000) |g

STILL GUESSING

A victim of
in Toronto
;of where hye
excuse We ever saa
in Toront ;
loo Record

amnesig aty

‘YS he hag y

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to carry on explor
velopment of natura!
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Companies Act }

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