'Uillnriicc
ulIwcci.
employ
ii.cm
rteiut-il
Muour
w,
and
refusal.
The
beat
way
to
had
a
spell
In
Rus,,?
;
find
out
how
to
spell
is
to
take
the
average
resident
a
Job
under
a
hard-boiled
editor
country:
"He
Uvea
i
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday.
August
2,
1951
ray
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
As
I
See
It
'
i
ft
Clmore
gadKeU,
often
with
oni
Hand-cme
trout
stayed
around
electric
light
bulb
,a
awhile
when
big
business
men
room
with
four
'or
r,,'
from
New
York,
out
Rupert
way,
families,
and
wiih
,i
called
on
them
recently.
Inter-
threat
of
the
secret
a'i
oct
tiao
miitiml
Aftr
nil
fnr
ini
nunr
ut
i
.
..
Applewhaite
Visits
Atlin
Sees
New
Mining
Era
There
ATLIN
(Special
to
Daily
News)
"Atlin
looks
very
promising
and
I
think
it
is
entering
into
the
stage
where
hardrock
mining
will
become
its
major
industry,"
says
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
MP
for
Skeena,
who
has
been
here
for
the
past
couple
of
days
to
visit
constituents
in
this
part
of
his
widespread
riding.
To
date
Atlin
has
been
to
large
extent
dependent
on
to
Anyone
whose
business
Is
to;
the
Jaded
easterner,
what
-
m
ha
independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
O
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
a.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
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RATES:
By
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c:
Per
Month,
75c
Per
Year,
s&s.
(union
A.
;LAac
$8
00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
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-'
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Rev.
Don
Far
is
foretell
the
weather
should,
compare
with
a
quiet,
cool
spot,
above
all,
never
take
himself
too
the
ripple
of
a
stream
or
calm
seriously.'
This
is
particularly
j
beauty
of
a
lake
and
something
true
of
a
person
assigned
to
duty:
you
can
feel
nibbling.
on
the
Pacific
coast.
What
he
I
does,
is
guess
while
looking
sol-j
Pravda,
undertaking
to
tell
emn.
If
he
winked
at
us,
in-
j
the
world
of
the
freedom,
ad-stead,
we'd
take
a
little
stock
I
vantages
and
comforts
of
the
in
him.
Soviet
proletariat,
bumps
Into
THE
appointment
of
Rev-
piacei
gold
mining
Timber
Scale
Still
Mounts
Industry
And
Labor
as
it
may
seem,
a
Canadian
trade
union
STRANGE
has
stood
up
in
defence
of
industry's
decision
to
increase
prices.
It
has
raised
its
voice
in
defence
of
nrofits.
A
Canadian
dollar.
Heaven
help
us,
may
be
worth
only
55
cents
today
yet
we
somehow
take
mighty
good
care
of
them.
rv,.,
i1,.i,Alio.i,r
Mr-
Appiwnaire,
speaking
at
a
erend
Don
I-ai
is
to
head
well
attended
meelg
h.e
0il
a
key
branch
Of
the
UN
j
Tuesday
night
under
au-spii
reconstruction
agency
In
JtJn
Korea
is
the
best
news
in
shown
recently
by
mining
peo-
i
pie
In
Atlin
district,
particularly
many
a
day.
ln
rt.garci
to
base
metals,
tungr
Don
Is
one
of
ihv
missionaries
sten
and
asbestos,
(.f
which
the
world
needs
many
j
The
federal
member
reported
mere.
He
believes
that
God
helps
on
the
recent
session,
of
Parlia-
these
who
help
themselves,
and
ment
at
Ottawa.
Efforts
to
re-
Log
scaling
In
Prince
Rupert
SOMEBOUy
tiKINNKD
forestry
district
for
the
month
Tne
N(,WJit
tne
0uler
day
u.
of
July
this
year
hit
a
nigh
marie
!
terviewed
a
young
naval
oiticn'
of
32.503
808
board
feet
as
the
j
wno
des(.nbect
lite
ln
Georgia.
r
J
Canadian
newsprint
manufacturers
have
been
I
under
fire
because
of
a
recent
$10-per-ton
increase
'
in
the
price
of
newsprint
(something
that
the
Daily
j
ir.-.s
u)
snow
Liiem
now.
upeu
uie
iibiuuu
aupun,
jic.c
aeceiterated
production
ror
new
r..
,.,
,i
nat
a.ir
tie
j.c
is
.c
me
me
smri
sieeve
type,
i"-.
v,
v,.,u
no
uau
"
su
uu
....
ueeir
unsuci-rssiuj
um
industry
muusiry
ln
4I1
the
Uie
area
aiea
continued
tuiiuuucu
'another
'
am)tnt.r
'
local
io,.ai
paper
paper
lntervlt
Interviewed
who
who
de-
knows
Asia
as
a
good
farmer
he
intended
to
continue
press-
to
mount.
Lust
year
ln
the
same
,h
V0UIlll
Jjncer
knows
his
own
land.
mg
the
matter
vigorously.
Other
month
the
scale
was
1S.930.877
i
cilbed
,
,.,
lile
m
,
virainU
vngm
a
u
'Jutal
matters
was
reported
polled
on
on
in-
m-
buard
buard
feft
feet.
I,,..,
,..
ar
Th.
Sm,,ire
hud
DON
was
the
Number
Two
man
eluded
improvements
to
the
'air
for
UNRRA
when
thev
switched
strip,
reupening
of
customs
So
far
this
year
the
scale
Is
Kone
to
press.
The
Virginian
174,145,719
board
feet
compared
mentioned
he
could
operate
a
the
Yellow
River
back
into
its
old
Pll
collections
and
possibili
with
118,473,258
board
feet
In
type-setting
machine.
coursv,
at
the
end
of
the
second
ues
ot
rehabilitation
ot
the
hos
the
first
seven
montns
oi
imdu.
i
-perhaps
you
would
like
to
try
world
war.
He
is
one
of
the
few
Pla1'
mMl
in
n!)
the
wnrlrt
whn
hns
a
Nc"1
Morten
Imninvpmentc
tn
the
rT
species
Hie
Scale
mis
J
uly
U1H
one.-
uiqui.ru
uic
Would
I?
Nothing
I'd
fancy
a
I
was
as
lonows,
iiKurus
lor
juiy
i
...4...
.
new
mad
sonneztine
Atlin
wi
ii"'
'f.V""
,"i
,W
B
the
Alaska
Hmhwav
at
Jake's
1950
also
being
shown
for
com-
more
He
look
the
chair
and
soon
the
time
copy
was
exhausted.
A
Cum
also
Parlson.
ere
o-el
of
the
fact
that
he
is
by
deep,
'n
"
:'.!
definite
conviction
not
a
Com-1
.
f1.,
nvMeis
Jiilv
.-.i
n.i.
t
u
Jnlv
'.HI
mi.
n.
third
party,
bv
this
time,
hudj
531.170
wandered
over
and
stood
gaz-
munist
himself.
r
...
.
,
,
.
.
,,.
.
British
Columbia
Telephone
bill,
,,
I
He
was
all
set
t
to
go
u
back
i
to,..
..
h.inn
.
For
Cedar
China,
after
the
fall
of
the
budget,
old
age
security,
removal
Spruce
.vniang
ruii-sne
regime.
w:in!of
th.
nt
lilils
.,..
,
168.288
1.7i3.B35
14.754.284
11.5o8.870
1,653.616
2.165.843
32H.073
4,515,526
ing.
He
said
he
was
unaware
9,375.524
soldiers
could
set
type.
Where!
3.933
412
was
his
home?
Virginia,
he
was
347.103
inloimed.
He
said
little
else.
All
1,215,505
he
did
say
was:
13,527
"Where
s
that?"
rlemiocK
Balsam
.
J'arknine
perhaps
the
best
outfit
in
all
the
i
governmellt
and
the
ntw
Indiull
Act.
!
He
had
one
of
the
best
outfits
in
j
Mr
Applewhaite
flew
north
Misc.
:
all
the
world
of
audio-visual
last
Friday
from
Vancouver
and
W8
V
Totals
174,145,719
118.473,258
euuipmeiu.
ne
aiso
mm
uiuus-,
covered
the
entire
British
Co
ands
of
saplings
and
seeds
or;iumbta
portion
of
the
White
many
kinds
'
not
available
in
Pass
and
Yukon
Railway
'line
Cnina-
I
by
track
car.
"I
think
I
met
But
when
the
debac'r?
came
to
.
every
man,
woman
and
child
all
the
Far
East,
following
the
Hvina
along
the
line,"
he
said.
FOREST
FROIHTTS
Pole
and
piling
scale
in
the
interior
for
this
july
was
51.201
lineal
feet
41.530
feet
cedar.
Alcohol
Is
sometimes
defined
as
a
fiery
liquid
that
Is
gtod
for
preserving
everything
but
secrets.
Thus,
however,
Li
not
all.
We
were
going
to
say
there
are
exceptions.
When
whispering
very
low,
the
breath
is
apt
to
be
most
obje:tionable.
war
in
Korea,
the
Reverend
Don
j
He
leaves
today
for
Lower
2237
feet
hemlock
and
7434
feet
had
to
abandon
the
plan
to
re-
Post,
Telegraph
Creek,
Fort
miscellaneous
as
compared
enter
China.
I
was
out
in
India
'
Baui'ne
and
Topley
Landing
and
with
75,195
feet
in
the
same
when
I
h.'ard
that
he
was
stalled
expects
to
be
home
In
Prince
month
last
year.
So
far
this
year
in
Hong
Kone.
and
I
took
the
Riiuert
about
the
middle
of
next
the
pole
and
piling
scale
Is
nothing
fjikkN
flnk
iliuo
of
3IILAIH
WAX-Wit
AI1
Milady
'
rp
fxil
taaty.
frmh.
Protect
tlitt
gomlnrM
and
flavour
of
yomr
prrifthablt
f.Mxl
Milh
Milaily
Mai
Virap.
You'll
1'ui.l
tloiriiK
of
ur
for
lliia
munry
Having
lMfl.
roll
of
atrouii,
hravlly
ai-d
paper
in
llir
lianili
m
villi
the
aure
cutting
rle
at
your
grocery
raunln
1,052,414
lineal
feet
compared
liberty
of
writing
Don
to
urtreweek.
Employers
are
discovering
that
!
graduates
of
universities
and
high
schools
are
unable
to
spell
as
well
as
they
should,
comments
the
Windsor
Star.
In
fact,
it
Int.
orp
lUKir
snellers
WiLh
with
625,717
lineal
feet
In
the
corresponding
period
of
last
!
year.
him
to
go
on
to
India.
It
seemed
to
me
thaf
India
needed,
above
all
else,
exactly
what
Don
was
!
able
to
do
that
is,
to
revitalize'
Ties
showed
a
big
increase
this
many
onte
they
g0
beyond
a
New
Hotel
Is
Opened
today.
tn
the
Bet
of
Tatlr,
Aliray
the
whole
way
of
life
of
a
village,
j
But
befnre
my
letter
got
to
Hong
year
to
11,237
pieces
as
against
1204
pieces
in
the
same
month
last
year.
Only
24
cords
of
wood
were
scaled
this
July.
couple
of
syllables,
tney
are
lost.
This
is
a
bad
way
to
be.
Perhaps
it
Is
no
exaggeration
to
say
a
letter,
having
a
single
word
at
fault,
can
mean
the
News,
like
the
rest
ot
newspapers,
has
been
caiieu
upon
to
pay).
The
protesters
contended
vigorously
that
there
was
no
justification
for
the
increase.
Then
who
should
step
into
the
fray
but
the
International
Union
of
Pulp,
Sulphite
and
Paper
Mill
Workers
with
a
bulletin
to
its
members
suggesting
that
such
protests
should
not
be
accepted
too
readily?
The
union
argues
that
newsprint
users
(the
newspapers,
of
course)
have
not
passed
on
their
added
costs
in
increased
advertising
rates.
That
statement
may
not
be
entirely
accurate
since'
the
most
of
newspapers
'have
boosted
their
rates
although
they
are
now
finding
that
they
did
not
do
so
in
sufficient
degree.
Still
it
is
significant.
"If
publishers
desire
an
adequate
supply
of
newsprint,
they
must
be
prepared
to
pay
the
price
necessary
to
induce
people
to
build
new
mills
and
buy
raw
materials,"
says
the
bulletin.
This,
of
course,
may
not
be
a
lasting
love
feast
between
labor
and
management
but
it
indicates
that
at
least
one
trade
union
is
accepting
basic
facts
that
are
as
important
to
the
worker
as
they
are
to
try
and
business.
It
takes
into
account
the
man
who
plans
and
provides
the
work
as
well
as
the
man
who
does
the
work.
It
admits
that
one
cannot
prosper
while
the
other
loses,
that
industry
and
business
are
a
team-play
and
not
individual
performance.
Challenge
Of
Leadership
THERE
has
never
been
a
time
in
history
when
the
challenge
of
leadership
was
greater
than
it
is
in
today's
world,
says
Dr.
Hugh
Tiner,
Los
Angeles
college
president.
The
challenge
of
leadership
in
today's
world
is
great
because
of
the
nature
of
today's
world.
It
might
be
characterized
as
being
confused,
'pessimistic,
cynical,
negativistic
and
materialistic.
The
tragedy
of
today's
world
is
the
fact
that
our
scientific
and
technological
development
has
far
outstripped
our
moral,
social
and
spiritual
development.
There
is
grave
danger
in
our
overemphasizing
materialism
to
the
neglect
of
adventure
and
idealism.
Today's
world
is
a
changing
world
in
which
three
revolutions
are
playing
a
part:
first,
the
revolution
set
in
motion
by
Jesus
of
Nazareth
;
second,
the
industrial
revolution
which
has
brought
to
the
surface
many
of
the
world's
fundamental
ills;
and
third,
the
Marxist
revolution
which
is
finding
a
fertile
field
of
discontent,
fear
and
despair,
and
which
is
materialistic
in
its
emphasis.
These
characteristics
of
today's
world
make
the
challenge
of
leadership
very
great.
.
Crowded
beverage
pa.lors
of
the
new
Savoy
Hotel
and
Annex
Kcng,
Don
was
on
his
way
to
India
anyway.
About
half
of
'the
saplings
he
had
taken
out
to
Asia
were
planted
in
the
American
Presbyterian
Mission
demonstration
farm
at
Allahabad.
The
others
were
too
far
gone
to
save.
'
'
i
I
WAS
very
disappointed
when
I
took
on
a
gala
appearance
last
evening
as
many
visitors
called
j
to
congratulate
and
extend
best
i
wishes
to
Min-a
Host
W.
L.
Woods
!
on
the
occasion
of
the
opening
of
j
the
new
premises.
Colorful
caps
;
Till
in
a
ncricH
to
hriim
you
the
fuel
ulioiit
your
HdhiiI.uI
Insurance
iluu
heard
that
Rev.
Don
himself
wer
epresented
to
each
person
j
the
did
not
get
rooted
in
India;
fo
on
'entering
and
lent
to
AT
itiioiiT
tug
iniim;u
was
all
the
more
pleased
when
I
gaiety
of
th
proceedings,
heard
about
the
appointment
to
!
The
handsomely
furnished
new
Koi?a.
iladies'
parlor
as
well
as
the
Here
is
why
I
think
Rev.
Don's
twelve
fine
new
hotel
rooms
and
appointment
is
so
important.
Up
the
attractive
lobby
were
all
the
till
now
the
Communists
have
subject
of
favorable
comment,
been
the
ones
who
have
done
the
I
There
will
be
similar
proceed-worktng
with
the
peopb
at
the
ings
again
tonight.
II!
Willi.
II
III
II'
IH11II
KATES?
bottom.
The
western
allies
have
always
tried
to
work
from
the
top
through
bankers,
politicians,
imported
technicians,
and
so
on.
B.C.
Has
Most
Drug
Addicts
Don
Is
like
the
great
Gandhi
in
one
respect.
He
knows
that
if
any
great
reform
is
to
havp
anv
.,.,,,
.
,
VANCOUVER
It
was
reported
permanent,
meaning
in
Asm
it
b
Chfof.
Police
Walter
Mulli-village,
must
show
results
right
in
the
which
is
the
basic
unit
f
"
thiel,y
counc.il
Wednes-of
y
there
are
1.300
narcotic
all
society
But,'
:
atlciicts
in
this
city.
This
is
about
unlike
Gandhi,
Don
has
the
engineer's
mind
too.
I
think
";Vhl,;d
the
otai
n"mbef
.
of
addicts
in
Canada.
Good
weathvr
he
must
be
unique
In
this
con-
fused
world.
We
have
heard
of
anQ
Senera
Prosperity
are
oe-many
1
llpved
t0
altract
lhcm
here-
medical
missionaries.
Don
For
anion
m,k
;jews
classified
is
an
engineering
missionary
I
a
social
engineer,
which
Is
the
j
most
important
type
of
engineer
'
in
the
world
today.
THE
EYES
of
all
Asia
will
be
on
Korea
when
the
shooting
stops
permanently.
In
the
process
of
"saving"
Korea
from
complete
Scripture
paiSage
for
TJodaij
"In
your
patience
possess
ye
your
souls."
St.
Luke
21:19
VACATION
CARS
-
-
One
1950
Ford
FORDOR
conquest
by
the
Communists
we
have
devastated
the
land
worse
than
Germany
was
devastated.
I
don't
know
if
the
Archangel
Gabriel
could
bring
early
order
out
of
chaos,
with
such
handicaps.
But
If
the
UN
people
eally
give
Don
the
chance
to
deliver,
he
will
do
It
if
anybody
can.
IT'S
HERE
Many
people
appear
to
lie
iiiiifused
itlmut
the
various
pnlilic
want
lli-iiliil
r).
In
H.C,
the
rate
paid
to
ilinVrrut
hoKpilaN
nVH-utl
mainly
upon
two
main
lu
ti.ui
.
I
hp
senre
liven.
2.
thr
fiwilitiex
niilillr.
In
some
ca-ies.
smaller
hospitals
lo
not
hr
lhr
fui-ilitiew
to
trraX
the
more
romplex
catieii.
Asa
result,
the
seiul
the
pulii
nls
reipiiriny
morr
f
mtrnaive
earr
ton
lurptr
hospiliil
wliirli
has
tlie
necrssnry
ln
ililies.
Shire
the
imiiiiteiuuire
of
thine
extra
f.n
ilillea
U
Hiuiir-thing
thr
MiKilIrr
liospitulH
ilo
not
liur
to
I'oiitrnil
with
or
iiorinuHy
rrquirr,
tliev
r'i"rle
a
lower
rule
llum
t
Iiomc'
puiil
to
thr
larger
liuspitiils
in
thr
larger
a
reus
where
there
is
a
constant
lirniuiiil
for
these
rtru
farililits.
,
Miv
lias
thr
rule
(sour
from
$6
in
l'MU
to
$13.
M)
in
one
of
the
larger
Vuncoiiver
hospituls?"
in
a
iirstion
oflrn
usknl.
In
the
first
place,
thr
rhurve
of
$6
wan
for
room,
hoard
and
mirsinfi
nervier
'.:nly.
In
addition,
thr
average
i
linrpe
jmt
patirnt
for
X-rays.
orruling
room,
drugs,
mrdiritie,
handages
and
other
addil
ionnl
arrvires
whm
II
K-r
day,
making
a
total
of
rr
day.
Miinii'iinl
and
prat
iniiul
prr
dirm
grants
of
srtrnty
'rulH
earh
M'r
patient
day
atrruirrd
$1.10
prr
day
and
hroupht
thr
actual
paymrrit
in
I'MH
up
to
1
1.1(1
a
day.
(.Miinii
iial
prr
dirm
(irunts
apply
only
to
municipal
residents
hospitalized).
77ie
difference
of
$2..'0
n
day
helneen
If
18
ami
now
in
due
to
the
inrretmed
cost
of
uuiien
nnd
Hiiiiliex.
In
ronsidrriiifi
thr
rulrit
paid
to
hospitals,
one
point
ran
not
be
reeatril
loo
iiiiii
h
the
daily
rule
paid
on
hrhulf
of
the
patient
in
H.C..
is
all-iix
lusitr.
In
immt
hospital
outside
of
II.
C,
the
rate
eharprd
is
for
bed,
hourd
mid
uursiuK
srrtirr
only,
and
thru
extra
rharirs
arr
added
for
all
thr
olhrr
srrvirrs.
In
l!.(...
thr
daily
rate
pats
for
all
these
aervires
and
in
thr
vast
majority
of
rasrs,
there
are
no
elru
rliarirs.
The
fiii'l
that
It.
(Ml.
I.
S.
patnients
are
all-inrlusive
must
always
he
kept
in
mind
vhrn
roiiipiirisoiiH
arr
niadr
with
hospitals
outside
of
ll.:.
In
U.C.,
our
rules
raiiK"
i!
to
a
liiffli
of
I
:.((
prr
day.
Aicuiuils
paid
by
It.C.ll.l.S.
in
other
proviurra
and
iiuotiu
show
thut
rales
ran
ye
as
liiyh
as
$25
prr
day.
Generally
sprukiiifi,
we
in
H.C.
tttrrtrh
our
hospital
dollar
an
far
as,
If
not
furtlie
than
any
oilier
area
on
this
rontinent.
Net
week',
we
will
discuss
hat
is
the
finanrial
story
c.f
B.C.H.I.S.?"
Be
surr
to
rrail
three
mrdsarH.
They
deal
with
your
Ihmpital
Insuruiuf
plan
t
a
plan
which
has
already
paid
over
f10.IMIO.IHMI
for
more
than
500,000
huspital
cases,
and
is
providing
benrfits
for
thousand
more
each
month.
li.C.
HOSPITAL
lSll4CE
SEKV1CE
YOI
H
PROTECTlOy
AGA1SST
I.AItCE
HOSPITAL
HILLS.
THE
'DEPARTlIEiYT
OF
HEALTH
&
WELIMU
HON.
DOl'GLAS
TIK.NBl
I.I.,
Minister
One
1950
Ford
PREFECT
Marine
Life
at
Six-Mile
Depth
One
1949
PLYMOUTH
A-l
shape,
ready
to
go
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
MANILA
Animal
life
has
been
caught
for
the
first
time
at
depths
of
more
than
six
miles
FORD
-
MONARCH
DEALERS
The
New
.
.
.
Inglis
Automatic
Washer
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT
below
tlw
sea
in
the
world's
deepest
ocean
crevice
off
the
Philippine
Islands.
This
is
reported
by
the
Danish
research
ship
"Galathea."
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Rupert,
B.C.
li
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