2
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Let's'
Smile
Decker
Lake
Anniversary
I
mlses,
willingness
to
pay
three
or
I
six
months'
rent
in
advance,
en-
terrain
onlv
in
moderation,
and
be
prepared
to
pay
$80
a
month
!
iur
a
inree-room
suite.
Enter-jtainmrnt
will
be
in
moderation,
all
right,
all
right.
cross-cut
saw
through
the
nrxi
i
sectl"n
of
the
big
log
in
forty-one
seconds
as
against
the
time
of
the
power
saw
of
46
seconds,
to
provj,
as
he
stated,
"the
supremacy
of
mon."
The
occasion
was
featured
by
Thursday,
July
5,
1951
ray..
Reflects
and
Remin
sees
V
SHOE
POLISH
.
dlj
5
Are
people
in
this
town
really
as
downcast
as
they
would
have
us
think?
I
look
out
the
window
very
early
in
the
morning
and
see
men
staggering
to
work
and
at
about
five
in
the
afternoon
I
see
them
staggering
home
again.
It
makes
cue
think
of
the
feudal
days
in
England
when
the
serf
got
up
at
dawn,
worked
until
DECKER
LAKE
Decker
Lake
the
official
opening
of
the
Yesterday
was
the
Fourth
of
celebrated
its
semi-centennial
Decker
Lake
Saw
Mill,
"the
most
July.
Chines?
Generals
tell
Gen-'
wher
the
early
pack
trains
gave
modern
in
the
Central
Interior."
c
ral
R.dgway
they
are
prepared
place
to
the
modern
cars
hailing
and
Sievert
Anderson,
pioneer
to
discuss
peace
in
Korea!
What
j
irom
mints
between
Mexico
and1
timber
man.
was
congratulated
a
golden
opportunity
for
a
few
Alaska
and
from
Newfoundland
.
by
William
Saunders,
of
Palling,
pithy
remarks
from
General
to
thi
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
ion
his
ability
to
gather
such
a
MacArthur!
j
riwiea
of
the
Mannix
Con-j
crew
as
experts
as
headed
by
Istruetion
engaged
in
the
con-
i
Oliver
Stalder
who
pulled
the
YES!
HOW
ABOCT
IT?
The
expression
"GI"
has
been
ruled
out
so
far"
as
the
United
States
Army
is
concerned.
This
sunset
for
his
master,
and
then
Brighter
,.ij
u,
.
;
,
.
appears
officially
in
Liaison
structwn
of
the
huge
dam
oi
the
lever
mat
started
ine
nrst
log
Alcan
Company
wvre
constantly
to
go
through
the
mill
to
come
off
overhead
and
local
fliers
landed
;
at
the
loading
platform
as
fin-their
planes
in
the
sheltered
lshed
lumber.
nines
do
anything
but
fall
into
bed
(if
DU,
"
Ik
had
one)
Even
with
the
in-wl
l.
"Q"
t0
a
weisc!,?ler
as
a
sold.ler-
JhJs
'
llTb.e
ternational
situation
as
it
is
quite
a
iwinas
iur
uwuc.
it
5
The
Old
Age
Pension
Board
of
British
Columbia
ask
$00
for
all
persons
of
sixty,
no
charge
against
an
estate,
free
hospitalization,
free
medical,
dental,
optical
and
hearing
services,
pension
authorities
civen
Dower
to
waters
of
Decker
Lake.
!
The
Mounted
Police
were
in
attendance,
adding
to
the
eclat
T?
nfl
Tn
slang,
of
course.
"But
where
is
the
army
without
its
sideline
of
informal
speech?
How
about
T.
Atkins,
gorblime?
accept
evidence
of
age
of
appll-
!
of
Ui
occasion.
They
congratu-tant:;
from
relatives
and
others,
mm
he
various
committees
on
lree
use
of
cortisone
and
cheques
'
lht'
maintenance
of
perfect
two
days
before
the
end
of
each
!
'"der.
I
llillilll
I
I
I
III
I
III!
I
II
I
I
II
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
III!
I
II
I
n
hardly
have
the
excuse
to
as-unte
'
the
characteristics
of
a
serf.
But
watching
the
people
go
by,
many
of
them
seem
half-way
hi
the
grave.
Could
life
be
that
dark?
There's
always
a
brighter
side
of
things.-Think
of
the
weather,
for
instance.
I
was
told
yesterday
that
I
have
a
very
sadistic
view.
The
person
;
said:
"Do
you
really
think
everyone
is
going
to
be
killed
off?"
Well,
while
optimism
might
very
well
be
disastrous
I
don't
believe
!
that
such
a
thing
will
cohvj
to
gi;nt
Scandinavian
named
j
month.
It's
just
as
well
go
over
it
again.
As
a
rule,
something
is
always
missed.
Eir:m-t.
Carlson
represented
the
STRICTLY
AN
AMATtTR
They
were
chatting
of
things
in
general
and,
of
course,
Alean
war.
not
neglected.
"Think
of
it,"
remarked
the
visitor.
"FIVE
HUNDRED
MILLION
DOLLARS!
Can
you
imagine
an
amount
like
that?"
"Can't,"
replied
the
local
old
timer.
"Nevjr
had
any
practice."
help
prevent
it
Canatlian
Legion,
playing
the
part
of
Paul
Bunyan
to
perfection.
He
swung
a
huge
axe
with
an
eight-foot
shaft
and
twelve-inch
biits
with
easy
nonchalence.
In
the
log
bucking
contest
a
DOESN'T
ALWAYS
WORK
Premier
St.
Laurent,
accepting
Mr.
Drew's
explanation
of
the
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Rupert
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3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Big
and
Magnanimous
THOSE
who
are
acquainted
with
George
Drew
personally
know
the
Progressive
Conservative
leader
is
a
big
and
jolly
man
and,
of
course,
everyone
knows
he
is
a
hard
political
fighter.
Sometimes,
in
the
heat
of
debate,
by
his
own
admission,
he
says
thiripfc
that
are
"unparliamentary
and
inappropriate."
It
takes
a
big
man
to
take
back
statements
such
as
mi-
Drew
said
about
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
when
they
quarrelled
in
the
House
last
we?k
over
Mr.
Howe
and
his
company.
But
Mr.
Drew
came
through
with
the
eleventh
hour
apology
which
Mr.
St.
Laurent
graciously
and
understanding
accepted.
The
incident
of
"burying
the
hatchet"
was
a
happy
one
in
keeping
with
the
harmony
and
goodwill
which
should
well
enough
exist
among
men
who,
their
political
views
and
principles
notwithstanding,
,lve
fundamentally
interested
above
all
in
the
vel-.
fare
of
their
country
and
its
people
and
in
doing
and
seeing
that
things
are
done
for
the
greatest
good
for
the
greatest
number.
Mr.
Drew
and
Mr.
St.
Laurent
may
both
have
their
faults,
there
may
be
things
about
them
we
do
not
like
and
certainly
we
cannot
be
all
in
accord
with
all
their
views
and
actions,
but
we
do
believe
that
both
hold
the
common
weal
far
and
above
personal
interests
and
the
same
goes
also
for
the
other
leaders
such
as
Mr.
Coldwell
and
Mr.
Low.
;
By
and
large,
we
are
fortunate
in
our
political
leaders
in
Canada.
In
broadmindedness
and
traits
of
statesmanship,
they
are
on
a
higher
plane
than
some
other
countries
where
politics
are
a
little
too
much
of
an
actuating
influence.
Ui
iJtt.xci
iurie,
luu
un
iO-iilCH
cut
from
a
newly
fallen
spruce
U"
lis
f
?rty-six
seconds,
but
his
tin:.-
was
discounted
when
Hul-vor
Eide,
backed
up
by
Piper
the
Minister
of
Trade,
succeeds
in
burying
the
hatchet
with
considerable
aplomb,
and
Par-Pamrnt
becomes
amiable
again.
"A
lttle
spice,"
he
reminds
the
Bur.,
drove
a
cro's-cut
saw
house,
"does
no
harm."
Just
so.
T:o
bad
it
can't,
be
applied
with
equal
smoothness
in
wider
international
zones.
through
the
adjoining
cut
in
23
seconds.
Then
the
muscular
Pipr-r
of
the
Highlandvrs
sav.-ivg
alone,
tore
the
eight-foot
I
'
'i
-i
1
1
r
'
j
i
'..'
.
1
I
I
1
'
,
"
:
:':
1
'f
t
jY
pa.cs.
Anyway,
except
for
Korea
there
!s
no
war
in
which
we
are
!
Prospective
home
makers
in
immediately
involved.
Or
look
Winnipeg
should
cultivate
cold
at
It
this
way:
There
"are
many
courage,
after
reading
a
ques-people
in
the
world
who
deserve
tionnaire
concerning
apartment
to
be
shot;
maybe
another
war
rentals.
In
the
event
of
a
family
wculd
eleminate
the
necessity,
wi'hin
three
years
there
must
be
And
as
a
person
said
to
m-j
the
immediate
cancellation
of
pre-
population
of
the
world
is
de-
--
-
veloptng
beyond
our
means
t)
-f.y,
wrrs
a
cheerful
smile
on
feed
it
in
our
present
predica-
the
way
to
work
In
the
morning
merit.
A
war
has
its
possibilities.
w3uirj
help
our
m
;ra!e
consider-However,
this
was
not
my
idea.
'
ab!y.
Just
think
now,
if'this
were
Though
it
may
be
practical,
it
is
Russia
and
not
Canada
.
.
.
just
a
trife
cold-blooded.
,
(Thanks
to
Gordie
Graham)
But
anyway
it
could
be
much,'
DICK
KILBORN
Applewhaite
on
Fisheries
V
.rxl
if
Talks
of
Sea
Lions,
Halibut,
Japanese
and
Aluminum
expressed
some
fear
that
full
and
adequate
protection
might
not
be
given.
The
B.C.
member
also
referred
to
the
plans
of
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
in
hydro-electric
development
in
Central
British
Columbia
and
read
into
the
rec-
C
Sr
(Mae
I
mUm
OTTAWA
(Special
to
Daily
News)
When
the
"
House
was
discussing
Fisheries
Department
estimates
ju.st
before
the
closing
of
the
session,
Fdward
T.
Annlpwha
itp
Tnemhpr
for
KtrmveA
rds
of
the
Commons
a
resolu-,
Skeena,
was
critical
of
the
re-
duction
in
the
funds
allotted
"on-on
the
subject
by
the
Prince
;
for
destruction
of
seals
and
read
RuP"t
Fishermen
s
Co-opera-
to
the
House
a
resolution
of
the
tlvf-
He
urged
assistance
to
new
(
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-
i
industry
but
full
protect.
for;
,h
existing
salmon
iiulustry.
,
operative
asking
for
-a
vigorous
;
1
l
"I
Molherl
Give
your
children
the
benefit
of
thit
promitlng
new
method
of
attacking
tooth
decay.
policy
of
destruction
of
sea
A
giar.t
new
mill
for
the
manufacture
of
cellulose
pulp
from
the
heavy
forests
alcuT
the
coasts
and
river
valleys
of
northern
B.C.
has
recently
been
opv-riPd
a
few
miles
from
Prince
Rupert.
This
event
the
'Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
in
an
excellent
special
edition
to
mark
the
occasion,
heralds
as
the
beginning
of
a
newl
era
fcr
the
city.
In
this
new
era,
a
part
of
the
vast
Industrial
expansion
which
is
taking
place
across
Canada,
Prince
Rupert
may
find
its
moisture
the
symbol
of
its
progress.
Saskatoon
Star-Phoenix.'
Certainly
docs
make
it
tough
to
SAVE
lions.
Fisheries
Minister
Mayhew
replied
that
the
department
intends
to
initiate
such
a
campaign
in
B.C.,
having
found
that
bounties
alone
are
not
sufficient
to
meet
the
menace.
Applewhaite
also
spoke
on
the
halibut
season
and
commended
the
department
and
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
for
their
action
in
providing
two
experimental
areas
where
latr
In
preliminary
tests
condurted
with
thit
famou
formula
at
the
University
of
lllinobt
Foundation,
can
after
ae
of
reduction
in
the
incidence
of
twith
decay
was
reported.
No
wonder
it
has
caused
such
interest
in
dental
circles!
Now
the
manufacturers
of
Lis-
terine
Antiseptic
make
this
sam(
formula
readily
available
to
y
and
to
your
family.
Use
Listerine
Ammoniatpd
Tooth
Paste
regularly,
as
directed,
morning
and
ni)lit
right
after
eating.
Lambert
I'har-macal
Co.
(Canada
)
Ltd.,Toronto.
halibut
seasons
were
being
opened
this
year
to.
ascertain
d.oiil
Mtchanical
chanical
action
actional
eh
e
facm
n
tot
us
t!
tec!
h
h
are
are
I
Scnplure
f-aSiage
for
Jnday
"Where
your
treasure
is,
there
will
your
heart
be
also."
St.
Matt.
6:21
..
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
M.
Martin
and
Fiince
Rupert
for
Duncan,
Van-son,
Keg,
and
daughter,
Eliza-
j
couver
Island,
where
they
will
beth,
are
sailing
tonight
on
the
I
take
up
future
residence.
run
whether
or
not
certain
fishing
Chamlcal
action
reductt
g
mtfuth
scidiiy.
Mouth
acidity
encourages
decay.
heltw
break
up
arci
rnn
deray-brceiling
ueKt!i
grounds
are
not
being
exploited
at
the
proper
season.
The
Skeena
member
also
urg
Chsmlcol
actln
checks
acid-ftirmiiiK
lmrtriit
a
iimjuf
CBUe
uf
dtMay.
ed
the
Canadian
government
to
take
.every
possible
action
to
assure
that,
when
peace
with
Ja
ft.
ffO
pan
is
formally
signed,
adequate
steps
be
taken
to
assure
that
Canadian
and
American
conserved
waters
are
not
exploited
AMMONIATEff
1
in
by
Japanese
fishermen.
A.
In
this
connection
Apple
MY
.
'
LICENSED
BY
UNIVEISP
OF
ILLINOIS
FOUNCsIII
ifv
whaite
referred
to
an
article
by
Mad
In
Canodo
Edward
W.
Allen,
chairman'
of
Nk
I
the
International
Fisheries
Com
tfmM
mission,
in
a
recent
issue
of
the
American
Journal
of
Interna
tional
Law
in
which
Mr.
Allen
BOTTLE-FED
SOUVENIRS
POST
CARDS
TOTEM
POLES
(Hand
Carved)
LEATHER
SOUVENIRS
WOODEN
SOUVENIRS
smj
g-
f
V
y""?t
TP
ALL
THE
MORE
REASON
BABIES
If
your
baby
i4
bottle-fed.
be
sure
to
watch
Itttle
bowtls
rloseiy.
Mother's
milk
has
natural
laxative
efft-ot
whit-h
hlpn
tke
care
of
babv's
netd.
Lacking
this,
a
boUle-ffd
baby
oftn
K't
fretty,
fvverish
arnl
PulTi-rs
cofistipatinn
and
upset
stornHt-h.
l.ft
Haiiv'H
Own
Tablet
help
you
kep
haby's
boweU
on
achedul
Bwet'len
upset
atur.iar!i-reliev
fveriahnea
and
te'thin
troubhirt.
No
"Ipptw"
stuff
no
dullmtc
efTicT.
Kasily
TO
START
9
1
M
i
crushed
to
a
powder,
if
desired.
Don't
let
your
baby
suffer
net
Baby's
Own
TiibkU
today
at
your
drusuidt.
Only
Oc.
k
Iff,-iff'
Mb
.
With
the
cost
of
living
showing
you
its
heels
.
.
.
villi
new
taxes
biting
into
your
income,
you've
got
to
do
something
about
it.
And
that
'something'
includes
saving
fV;-
your
own
good
and
for
the
country's
good.
,
That's
why
go-ahead
Canadians
are
taking
up
Personal
Planning.
As
one
typical
Personal
Planner
said
the
othi
day,
it's
"a
must
for
modern
home-makers
especially
newly-weds
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