CROYDON,
England
ft-Brit-ain
has
a
fuel
shortage
and
11
was
coM
outside,
but
diners
at
a
1
,w,..-.l.,!i-,.arl
r.f
tUn
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
A
ee
it
uaiiqm
'L
Luiiu'iiimcu
wt
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urat,
p
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i
Thursday.
February
l.'i,
1951
in
trie
uuoum.
"
uaumn-i
was
p'.eted,
Canada's
regiment
1n
Korea,
the
Princess
Patricias,
arc
on
the
way
Into
t"e
fifth!
int;
zone.
It
Is
understood
that,
as
many
as
half
are
veterans.
The
proportion
may
be
even
more.
All
are
said
to
be
eagerly
looking
forward
to
seeing
service
and
Canada
can
feel
confident
of
the
result.
curhnir
,1,,..
ray
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
rt
'
given
by
a
coal
merchants
"S.C'J0
Brow
in
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupc
rt
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
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tr
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:
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i
'
I
Housing
relief
amounting
to
A
cU.ryman
wll0
became
the
omethlng
substantial
will
be
author
0f
best
.sellers,
Lloyd
('
nn
in
conversion
of
the
admin-
;
Domrlas
is
dead,
at
Los
Ane,eK-
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i
ly
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
IVr
Month,
75c;
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Year,
5.00;
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Mall,
Per
Month,
75.;;
Per
Year,
$8
00
istration
block
on
First
Avenue
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
YOUNGEST-OLDEST
LAND
.
CAIRO,
EGYPT
The
sleek
ship
Chusan
arrived
at
Port
Said
just
after
j
i
'
i
'
ii
i
m
mr
,'
in
ii.
near
Seventh
Sstreet
into
some
ixty
apartments
Announced
in
The
News
Wednesday,
it
came
as
an
exceedingly
welcome
report.
;
view,
central
and
convenient,
the
.iccoiiuiKMlation
will
1
ill
a
requirement
urgently
needed.
A
Quesncl
publisher
Is
miss-!
Thi
advtitisement
h
no
publliheg
or
dliplved
iTyrSet'nwJ
daybreak.
My
first)
glimpse
of
Egypt
was
an
i
MU4
i
VVtAK
amusing
anti-ciimax
AIR
Ut.H
SCF:
CHIEF
Col.
If
f..
Brown.
38,
of
Brandon,
Man.,
has
been
appointed
to
a
new
i'n
at
oeienie
iieaUquai
-te.s
directing
Canada's
air
i!i
-lence
a?ai!rl
possible
a:'-feress-er-s.
A
vei-r-.m
anille.'v
otfu'tr,
Col.
li.own
served
in
E:.tain
and
Italy
in
the
f.eoo!!rt
Wc.-ld
War.
K.P
PIICT.J
f-R'JM
NATION-
great
signs
reading
Johnny
Walk
1-I..MO
MfritTS
All
Wool
heavy
plahl
:;h:rls
KcMilnr
ir.f).
Now
XVIMV
SHIRTS
Good
heavy
weight
Grey
V,:(.
S'.p.-r
I
I
NCUS'S
l"NIl!r
sntS-lst
quality
Iutivv
..
.'lllit:;
All
r.Wf-X
fli.'.s-'la!,
ner
.'..lit
BOYS'
WEAR
I.'fVC.
PANTS
Ve
slill
have
some
(Jf
u.
t
fW
Mi.
r:i
all
iv;is.
Special,
per
pair
j
Wi:IHRKAKt:ltS
-
Piuv
wool,
tailored
to
iX
W:
terns
in
all
mw-s.
Outstantling
valuer
at
srj
SCIfOtlf,
i:fMTSReal
school
IxKits,
very
rvX
in
his
seventy-tniril
year.
un
books
were
read.
"The
Kobe,"
j
one
of
his
greatest
successes,
I
failed
however,
as
a
screen
knockout.
In
l,
Mr.
Douglas
sold
the
novel
to
the
movies.
total
of
$71lltlOI)
was
poured
into1,
it
but.
as
a
motion
picture
en-
I
lerpri.se,
it
just
didn't
click
and
j
was
abandoned.
The
novel's
ecu-
;
trai
Uieine
went
back
to
Ihe
tunc
of
the
Crififixlon.
Wliat
to
do
witli
the
Honalovs
is
again
on
the
cards.
Koine
years
ago,
a
canvass
of
opinion
con'-erned
the
retiring
age,
but
that
does
not
mean
there
will
come
a
day
when
it
will
be
in
effect.
If
memory
serves,
seventy
five
years
is
an
age
that
enjoys
a
'lot
of
support,
'lhe
.Senate
has
been
called
Canada's
finest
Club
bill
thai
has
a
touch
of
satire.
The
administration
building,
soon
to
become
tenated,
has
abundant
light
on
evry
side
which
is
more
than
can
be
said
for
many
other
premLses.
For
a
householder
to
have
plenty
of
light,
as
well
as
a
delight
ful
view,
is
a
valuablp
advantage
To
have,
lor
example,
the
spacious
.spectacle
of
one
of
the
World's
finest
harbors
Ls
:
o'.net
hill",
to
liie'.l
.
ali.sfa
'fion.
vr.
coca-cola
and
hocony
gasoline.
Even
before
yoil
land
at
Port
Said,
you
get
a
fore-glimpse
of
the
enterprise
and
energy
of
this
old
land
brimming
over
with
super-abundant
vitality.
All
sorts
of
small
craft
make
for
the
rJup,
shouting
their
wares.
The
preliminaries
for
landing
are
quickly
over.
I
was
taken
aback
a
bit
when
the
passport
Taking
Cruise
To
Australia
ing
a
fur-lined
parKa.
a
jacKet
and
a
hat.
Thieves
had
called
at
the
sanctum.
Yet,
they
were
thoughtful
wrong-dner.s.
One
cannot
but
admit
that.
The
pockets
had
all
been
emptied
of
letters
and
papers
which
were
carefully
stacked
on
the
de.sk.
A
fur-lined
paika
comes
in
handy
in
frosty
weather,
and
the
Caribou
has
been
bavin;.;
plenty.
Still,
that
does
not
excuse.
One
would
like
to
say
Prince
Rupert's
winter
ha.s
ended
for
it's
grand
to
feel
a
softer
air,
and
the
.-niooth,
firm
touch
of
.sidewalk
or
street,
barren
of
ice
or
snow.
There
is
.something
wearisome
In
trying
to
walk,
with
oue'.i
mind
on
caution
and
care.
Where
there's
Ice,
there's
also
moie
or
less
fear
of
suddenly
sensing
your
feet
shootO)',;
Iroiu
under
you.
Training
hawing
bten
com-
Scouting,
Good
Work
THE
BOY
SCOUT
movement
in
the
course
of
the
last
four
years
has
so
thrived
and
progressed
that
it
has
become
Prince
Rupert's
most
important
medium
for
the
doin;
of
good
work
among
the
boys
of
the
city.
There
are
now
over
2(0
Roy
Scouts
and
Wolf
Cubs
here
and
their
ranks
are
constantly
growing.
The
only
restrictive
factor
appears
to
be
the
.
difficulty
of
obtaining
leaders.
"Z
This
is
Roy
Scout
week
when
an
appeal
is
made
to
public-spirited
citizens
to
generously
assist
the
annual
financial
appeal
for
funds
to
assist
in
carrying
on
the
good
work.
We
have
no
hesitation
in
bespeaking
support
for
the
drive
on
behalf
of
an
organization
which
specializes
in
teaching
boys
the
principles
of
good
citizenship,
obedience,
loyalty
and
self-reliance.
When
we
think
of
the
Roy
Scouts
we
think
of
the-
useful,
interesting
and
uholsesome
pursuits
in
.
which
the
lads
show
so
much
enthusiasm
and
derive
so
much
fun
and
pleasure.
Possibly
more
abstract
but
nonetheless
important
is
the
inculcation
of
the
principles
of
good
democratic
citizenship
in
i.hesa
troubled
'days.
U-l?,
SHI.
Slzn
1-
A
spring
tvui.se
to
5.outhe:a
waters,
including
Au.-.tralia-
is
to
fce
the
experience
of
Harvi-y
hop
and
feove
at
officer
laughed
right
out
loud
at
my
name.
But
not
for
long.
It
seemed
that
my
first
name,
El-
more,
was
the
same
as
his
last
!
name,
E!
Moie.
;
I
had
a
small-sized
army
of
helpers
getting
me
through
the
j
quarantine
and
customs.
The
j
contact
man
for
the
famous
!
Shepheard's
Hotel,
of
Cairo
took
j
me
under
his
ample
wing.
Eu;t
i
also
two
friends
of
a
Cairo
friend
Carstensen
of
Prince
Rupev'.'.i
naval
reserve
division.
IIM'.'S
Chatham.
On
the
active
i-esi-rve
!
of
HMC'S
Chatliam,
;:eanian
Car-
sten'.en
will
leave
for
E
:qnii:i:.!t
on
the
Prince
Geur.'e
toni-'
t
i
whence
he
will
sail
for
the
An-i
tipodes
on
HMCS
Gntaiio.
lie
i
j
a
naval
air
b
in'li
s-irvis
i
j
the
Hoyal
Canadian
Navy
fie-
serve.
CALL
ON
...
Greer
End
of
a
friend
of
mine
in
San
Jose,
A
Greater
Use
of
,
i.i'itir.ur.
u
cox
rev
!
California,
turned
up
even
before
;
,.
,
j
I
got
ashore.
I
was
glad
of
that,
!
vehic'es.
I
for
the
babble
and
confusion
in
.
T
People
are
aPi
Phone
Black
3
tho
nnvtnm
l'.rn
a
I
P.,rl
I"""
""J
-T
al""
the
land
is
owned
by
rich
lanti-
w
III
All
Type
ot
JjJ
We
Politics
In
Aluminum
and
ItcmiuWIin;
was
really
somvlhing
of
a
shock.
People
seemed
to
lie
ninnini
in
all
directions
and
shouting
at
the
top
of
their
lungs.
To
judge
by
!
lords,
who
exact
extortion
Jte
i
rents,
or
who
hire
the
:;o-ca.led
l
follaheen
for
a
miserly
wage
per
I
II.
Itox
121
Prince
ILf
th
tone
nf
the
voire
niul
nnr
'
oay
even
a
shaken
fist,
you
might
I
Hut
everybody
you
see
working
have
imagined
that
a
riot,
was
on
that
land
seems
hustling,
of
about
to
break
out.
,'
all
the
hundreds,
maybe
theus-
But.
eveivthhic
crime
nut
r.if
lands,
of
people
I
saw
on
those
a
loiterer
Gurney
'Kitchen
Toiled'
Soon
we
were
free
to
lunk
around
farms,
I
never
saw
MEANS
GREATER
PAYROLLS
"THE
LIFEB!
OOO
OF
OUR
PROVINCE
ACTIVITIES
OF
DEPARTMENT
OF
TRADE
&
INDUSTRY
1.
Promotion
if
w
Industries.
2.
I'riimo'.iuii
nf
Foreign
Trade.
3.
Develonnient
of
Ihimrstic
Market.
4.
Provirtmn
StatiMtKal
Information.'
.1.
Itecfmiut
Industrial
levt
li,iiiiint.
6.
Development
of
Visitor
Industry.
1.
FniMim-af
eiueiit
of
Sclent
:l.c
and
Indii
.
trial
Kev.
a:
cli.
THE
DEPARTMENT
OF
TRADE
&
INDUSTRY
PAKI.IAMt.NT
KMIIHNOS,
VlfTOKIV
III'.
K;
C.
Itouehiitliim,
Hon.
Leslie
II.
F.yrn.
Energy
was
in
every
move.
One
young
man,
clothed
in
th"
regular
long
white-nightgoA'n-looking
affair,
suddenly
hurled
Gas
Ranges
B7"
oOo
i
CONTRARY
TO
WHAT
I
had!
been
led
to
expect,
I
liked
Port
j
Said.
That
was
no
doubt
due
to
jthe
fact
that,
my
new-found
frlT-nds
did
Mich
?
friendly
job.
I
Jack'
R'sgalla,
a
young
business
ALL
THE
political
hue
and
cry
at
Washington
notwithstanding,
the
availability
of
cheap
hydro
power
in
this
part
of
British
Columbia
the
costs
having
been
found
to
be
the
lowest
,in
the
world
is
the
big
factor
which
will
most
likely
still
react
to
the
ultimate
establishment
of
the
great
aluminum
industry
at
Kitimat.
Shortage
so
early
in
the
defence
program
emphasizes
the
importance
of
the
projected
British
Columbia
aluminum
industry.
Yet
it
appears
that
some
United
States
politicians
would
ignore
the
essentiality
of
getting
this
great
supply
of
an
essential
material
as
they
fight
the
British
Columbia
industry
in
the
hope
of
getting
it
for
themselves.
hinvelf
to
the
ground,
with
his
I
forehead
literally
touching
lhe
earth,
pointing
toward
Mecca.
If
I
jpcciolly
designed
for
"ROCKGAS"
counts
for
anything
in
man,
showed
me
the
town
oave
ni-rgy
Allah
will
li'ten
me
tea
and
cake,
and
nut
me
'
prayer,
surely
li
to
that
young
mans
appeal.
',
This
youngest
oldest
land
is
all
like
that
on
the
move,
I(
puty
Minister.
iSihii-it'r.
1
.
-3
7
X;A
I
mn
,.
1
The
clean,
clficief
cm
method
otMf
safely
aboard
thetrain
for
Cairo.
He
is
a
close
relation
of
Mrs.
Remy-Girod,
wife
of
the
Swiss
Vice-Consul
in
Toronto.
His
Iwlner
was
Kamal
Effi
ndi
smiling,
nearly-toothed,
black-haired
and
looking
too
young
to
be
the
father
of
I
wo
children.
oOo
EVEN'
IN
PORT
RAID
I
got
the
first
overpowering
impression
of
expansion
and
renewed
energy.
They
are
building
apartments
as
ffne'
as
anything
we
have
b'lilt
.
t
ct
'ijiliire
f-aiiatje
for
JoJatj
!
For
Act.on
Advertise'
f
,
,
,
J&v-)E2A
I
,
bidly.
Tea
lute
airing
hlpl
I
tSfc
,
"If
any
man
defile
the
temple
of
God,
him
will
God
destroy;
for
the
temple
of
God
is
holy,
which
temple
ye
are.'"
1
Cor.
3:17.
cookinj!
Ve
havo
iir,t
(t:
different
mode
'
wdicli
Icnoky
i
Gordon
&
M
in
Canada
recently
and
many
kinds
of
building
is
going
on.
Bank
Appoints
our
pfWMl
piotiltmi."
'
r
,
1
(
"ftrfWidtlliillii
.""
""
IUUIW
I
i
.1
Mill
hsoklal
"
Ir.i.--'
'
Ii
I
But
it
was
the
so-called
Arab'
quarter
that
really
thrilled
nie.j
Obviously
the
sanitary
conditions
I
'were
not
good.
Hut
the
teeming
j
throngs
of
youngsters
radiated!
j
DEAL,
Kent,
England
P
Jack
Campbell,
veteran
skipper
of
the
j
Varrre
lightship
on
the
treacherous
Goodwin
Sands,
died
recently.
By
special
request
his
ashes
j
were
scattered
over
the
area
known
as
a
graveyard
of
ship-
i
iTT
,Ti
IS
i
a
laughing
cheerfulness.
Hawk-!
ers
were
selling
all
sorts
of
things
Ping.
m
the
streets.
People
wercrush-
1
"
!
ins
In
all
directions.
NO
BUY
New
BC
Sup't
W.
T.
Cook,
manager
of
the
Vancouver
branch
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce,
has
been
appointed
superintendent
of
the
Bank's
British
Columbia
branches
in
succession
to
K.
B.
MacKay.
who
is
retiring
on
pension
after
more
than
forty
years'
service
with
the
bank.
Su?e?ding
Mr.
Cook
as
manager
of
the
Vancouver
branch
Is
K.
A.
Gardner,
at
present
as-
oOo
sistant
manager
of
the
Toronto
'
I
RODE
UP
TO
CAIRO
in
the
A
ARE
SAYING
.
branch.
I
nrst-class
compartment.
F
o
The
new
appointments
are
ef-fertive
on
March
9.
1
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
WASHERS
$j
I
With
pump
about
five
minutv-.s
I
had
an
old
French-speakinf!
woman
as
a
companion.
She
was
pouring
out
something
about
my
rheumatism
I
think
that
her
husband
had
died
of
it,
and
was
now
"coochant
en
ciel"
which
I
look
to
he
!
.
i
'
For
Action,
Advertise!
j
.
"41
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I
can
fellr
He
"il
J'
c
'
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I
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dilnni
A
J
1
111
I
IliCtkai
l
(Htllll
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GENERAL
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