As
I
Sec
It
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News1
ray
.
.
I
am
going
tu
iooK
liuu
tiie
vail
;
longs
to
the
UMy
ous
oil
revenues
of
the
govern-
Coopers,
who
lost
hM,"1
ments
in
th
richest
oil
lands
of
shot
down
m
i42
4m
1
the
world.
My
off
hand
infor-
plane
over
Fan
'
mation
is
that
the
big
oil
com-:
PaUy
u
tanies
oav
the
province
of
Alber-
,,.,,
,
'u(l
-aij
;
Thursday.
August
9,
1951
Li
.
.......
.-ubv
i
ui
KhCn
L.
........
,,iir
Mj
Reflects
and
Reminisces
8oti,
irom
old
age.
At
harne
L
more
An
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
Q
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O
PERRY,
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
r.
...
f
U
just
a
little
over
half
what
the
Anglo-Iranian
Oil
Company
was
paying
the
government
of
Iran;
which
Is
much
less
than
American
oil
companies
were
paying
to
King
Ibn
Saud
for
the
privilege
of
taking
the
oil
of
Sudi
Arabia.
Of
course
the
government
of
Alberta
is
not
nearly
so
dependent
on
its
oil
revenues
as
is
the
government
of
Iran.
For
Iran
Is
a
backward,
degenerate
country
In
which
much
of
the
basic
production
of
the
country
-
is
done
by
y
3y
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c-
Per
Year,
$8.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Vur.th.
7jc;
Per
Year,
$8
00
-and
only
,mt-t
in
aliW-t.m,
did
she
eVw
br:
habit.
-
On
the
night
that
tv
came
cf
the
cath.f
her
the
Cooper's
only
son
p,,"
upstairs
in
the
night
and
lay
tin
s'.de
the
bereaved
mother"
Never
b?fore
ami
Premier
St.
Laurent
went
to
';
the
prairie
provinces
on
a
holiday
I
visit
and
had
hardly
arrived
there
when
a
wie
from
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
urged
an
immediate
return
to
deal
with
'
cost
of
living
affairs.
H-e
did
j
nothing
of
the
kind.
But
still,
it
J
is
hard
to
see
how
the
PM
was
'
on
vacation.
He
made
twenty
j
speeches
in
less
than
a
week.
j
im
.ill
i
i
T
tmm
iiiiwi'
w
1
,
Vvt-JV:,:
i-Tiv
pjf
V-:
j
Nt
-n7rti
icui
Hospital
Insurance
Trip
to
Oilfields
IN
ONE
way
it
is
a
sad
thing
to
come
back
to
i
camp
like
this
Alberta
...
.
mi
thods
no
more
efficient
than
"empi
l0
prevailed
thousands
of
years
ago
In
other
words.
Aloerta's
treas
Applications
School
of
Religion.
For
the
interval
of
six
years
leaves
a
heavy
mark
on
some
of
ury
can
slice
Its
taxes
off
farm
and
mineral
production
not
Just
oil.
:
Acknowledged
i
thv
eld
stalwarts,
who
are
up
In
years.
i
Acknowledv
i'
ments
art
t
ON
OUR
trio
"
to
the
oil
fields
I
of
the
most
eager
attendants
at
,
"V..T
,
,rLC""u
D-v
"mi
have
a
lowly
Utile
lady
sitting
"
the
Calgary
sessions,
in
194G.
is
people
who
have
"
y
laP-Patsy.
a
petite
Pom-
pension
applications
here
again
this
year.
But
her
.
9
L.
,
Tin
WELCOME
TO
FLORA
I
Flora,
first
Woman
Chief
of
j
the
Worlds"
MacLeods,
direct
from
Dunvegan
Castle
on
the
Isle
;
of
Skye.
is
having
a
grand'
time
in
Canada.
From
Toronto
she
j
will
proceed
to
Glengary
and
Cape
Breton.
"The
Ma:donalds
wei?
the
other
large
clan
on
1
Skye."
remarked
Flora,
to
the
:
reception
committee
"and
ac-
J
'.
cording
to
family
history
v.
e
.
were
always
getting
involved
in
j
feuds.
And
when
we
couldn't!
fight
the
MacDonalds
any
longer,
'
we
marritd
them."
said
Rev.
i
health
is
no
longer
good
enough
,
J'",
'
!-,.
i
..
4..1,,.
u-
life
ralsy
id-
muse
wno
aie
70
jr.
is
old
now.
for
she
be-'y
md.
The
amount
isw
!
so
this
mornir.g
her
stalwart
son
CCCNO'fY
lid
her
home.
1
have
only
1
j
RtGut-AR
a.oz.
sizes
you
can
t
have
p.
a
la
mode
so
much
resistance!''
1
;
f-rvl
in
the
operation
rather
than
the
WEAKNESS
principle
of
Rritish
Columbia
Hospital
Insurance
Service
has
been
the
foremost
target
of
criticism
before
the
legislative
committee
which
has
been
touring
the
country
hearing
the
cases
of
the
indi-
vklual
communities.
Numerous
hospitals
have
told
the
inquiry
that
they
are
no
better
off
financially
today
than
they
were
before
the
advent
of
hospital
insurance,
one
of
the
principal
original
aims
of
which
was
to
ease
and
simplify
their
financial
burdens.
One
thing
that
has
become
evident
is
that
the
scheme
must
be
fully
operated
and
enforced.
So
many
people
are
not
carrying
their
load
in
the
way
of
premium
payment
that
it
is
showing
large
deficits.
At
the
same
time,
the
hospitals
are
not
being
allowed
enough
to
keep
them
on
an
even
financial
keel.
The
inquiry
board
will
be
expected
to
make
a
report
to
the
Legislature
insisting
on
the
stricter
enforcement
of
the
act
so
that
the
service
may
carry
itself
without
the
imposition
of
any
further
increase
in
premiums
which
would
be
unthinkable.
Municipal
Progress
anything
but
fade.
Just
now
he
i
is
becoming
more
and
more
I
co'xrlul.
YESTERDAY
six
of
us
took
the.
!
grand
tour
of
the
Leduc
oil
I
field
district.
We
were
all
out-
sidcrs
the
Reverend
and
Mrs.
'
Cooper
from
Oakland,
Manitoba,
another
cheery
old
parson
WU-i
kinson,
from
Saskatchewan.
Dr.
1
Ronald
MacLeod,
head
of
the
I
reception
committee.
Orkneys
Women
Run
Lifeboats
ftB
I
IT
IS
POSSIBLE
EDINBURGH
Britain's
i
Jome
Davis
of
the
University
m.lv
woman
"Lifeboat
Secretary"
!
C1
Colorado,
and
myself.
is
Miss
Minnie
Sutherland
of
!
Vr
dr-ve
north
by
second
class
j
Longhope.
on
the
Orkeney
Island
I
loads,
but
through
a
beautiful
j
of
Hoj.
By
day
she
is
the
keeper
I
basin
of
country,
as
beautiful
as
I!
you
don
t
ugret
ilt
Bran
Fluke-I
arc
fmhe,-double
your
mnnry
bark1"
(Mail
empty
curt
on
u,
Kflio,,',
Dept.
4
A,
LomJ.m.Onti
Ontario
tells
the
world
Niagara
is
all
right
to
look
at
but
it's
no
place
to
fool
with.
Following
the
death
of
the
man
who
tried
to
ride
the
raging
cataract
in
a
barrel,
government
announcement
prohibits
future
attempts,
which
is
as
it
should
be.
Niagara
attracts
the
two
extremes
of
emotional
pressure
those
bent
on
suicide
and
honeymooning
couples.
I-
fthi,
aor.prnl
ifrtrp
:mrl
af
niohf
While
th.'re
is
no
explanation
!
as
to
how
it's
done,
the
news
is
:
at
least
interesting.
The
Scott
;
Memorial
Hospital,
back
in
St.
i
Marv's
lOnt.i
shewed
an
operat-
ing
profit
of
S9u9.94
in
1950.
Not
I
everything
is
impossible.
!.
i
1
-To
hear
said
on?
cannot
get
j
j
a
room
in
Prince
Rupert
is
a
I
commonplace
enough
remark.
It
isr't
always
literally
believed
but
t
there
are
experiences.
For
ex-
ample,
a
couple,
new
in
town
and
sht
is
th(
guardian
of
the
men
at
sea.
on
th"
alert
for
disaster
calls.
She
took
over
me
lii.-boat
duties
five
years
ago
from
her
any
I
have
seen
on
the
prairies.
,
We
aie
far
enough
north
here
to
be
back
in
tree
country;
also
near
enough
to
the
R
ickies
to
i
get
the
first
groundswell
of
the
1
foothills.
!
YOU
CAN
make
a
quickie
tour
of
the
rich
oil
strike
country;
without
seeing
much
actual
change
in
the
life
of
the
people
.1
!
i:ithci
nnH
has
a
telpnhone
bv
!
PERHAPS
SHREWD
NOTION
;
hpr
bedside
to
dlrect
lif
,.saving
The
Socialist
government
of
'
efforts.
Biitain
has
created
67
new
peers,
j
VVhen
40
men
were
rescued
E
PUBLISHED
yesterday
an
editorial
from
the
Prince
George
Citizen
which
expressed
A
British
peerage
is
a
nereaitary
i
frum
the
Svvecli.sn
tanker
Olojar-
w
who
live
and
farm
there.
en,
aground
on
the
Pentland
thing
How
many
of
the
sons
of
these
Labor
peers
will
still
be
!
TV.,
The
v.-
bit
.
i
bran
a.
ftakr
i
ccst
arriving
late
at
night,
were
unable
to
find
shelter
of
any
description.
Incidentally
there
was
rain.
They
walked
the
streets
until
daybreak
and.
finally
chilled,
wet
and
hungry,
felt
better
after
an
early
restaurant
breakfact.
Yet
it
need
not
have
teen
quite
as
tough
as
all
that.
hi
Ctirmda!
And
only
KellnKg'i
are
so
ennk
ly
cr
ip!
WonHrrful
way
to
grt
eitra
Socialists
when
they
come
to
sit
in
their
father's
seats
in
the
;
Lcrds?
We
have
a
notion
that
Socialism
is
not
very
hereditary.
Saturday
Night.
bulk
to
help
keep
you
"rrnular.
Skr,rries.
it
was
Miss
Sutherland
wh)
handled
messages
to
and
from
the
lifeboats
by
radiotelephone.
Direction
of
the
rescue
from
one
of
the
worst
barriers
of
rock
in
the
world
was
only
one
of
the
many
jobs
she
has
handled.
They
have
wisecracks
about
Oklahoma
taking
over
Alberta
and
It
is
a
fact
that
some
of
the
oil
outfits
have
crossed
the
bor-der.
bag
and
baggage,
with
their
!
eouipment
and
with
their
men.
;
This
is
a
painless
and
welcome
invasion,
if
there
ever
was
one
:
Bf
cause
the
oil
that
has
come:
gushing
out
of
the
eorth
of
A1-!
berta
has
definitely
contributed
to
the
prosperity
of
this
province.
1
and
so
benefitted
the
people
here
When
I
get
back
h
ime,
and
get
a
chance
to
look
up
the
statistics
NO
FADING
HERE
Old
soldiers
never
die.
They
BIRNIE,
Wales
(CP)
Just
as
an
t
experiment
a
motorbus
made
a
1
10-mlle
tour
of
this
Monmouthshire
town
picking
up
people
and
i
taking
them
to
church,
free.
Now
just
fade
away.
So
said
General
MacArthur
to
the
U.S.
Congress
on
his
return
from
China.
Mac-Arthur
made
a
speech
in
Boston
FAMOUS
HARBOR
The
Andaman
Islands
In
the
Bay
of
Bengal
have
one
of
the
the
church
has
hired
the
bu.s
lor
the
other
day
and,
if
he
was
re
world's
finest
harbors
at
Port
Blair.
ferring
to
himself,
he's
doing
regular
service.
SRAM
turn
8th
in
a
series
to
briny
you
the
furls
utxuit
your
Htpilal
Insurance
plan
IVIIilT
IS
Till!
much
gratification
at
the
civic
improvements
that
are
being
made
in
the
central
interior
city
and
the
good
job
the
civic
authorities
are
carrying
out
in
the
way
of
street
and
sidewalk
work
and
extension
of
the
municipal
services.
ye
have
been
asked
why
we
did
not
draw
comparison
with
the
situation
in
Prince
Rupert.
As
a
matter,
of
fact,
we
thought
that
the
mere
republication
of
the
Prince
George
piece
was
sufficient
without
having
to
make
any
comment
thereon.
.
Granted
that
Prince
Rupert
may
have
problems
ami
difficulties
that
are
more
vexatious
than
those
of
dry,
flat
Prince
George,
we
are
hopeful
that
some
day
before
long
we
may
be
able
to
wax
similarly
enthusiastic
about
the
good
works
of
our
own
civic
authorities.
The
last
time
we
were
in
Prince
George
a
year
or
so
ago
it
was
quite
as
scruffy
and
beaten-up
an
appearing
community
as
Prince
Rupert
is.
Evidently,
there
has
been
a
good
deal
of
improvement
since
'then.
'
There
are
a
lot
of
jobs
that
must
be
done
in
Prince
Rupert
and
some
way
must
be
found
of
doing
them
whether
it
be
simply
a
matter
of
finding
the
resources
or
by
being
more
efficient
with
the
resources
we
have.
One
thing
certain
is
that
a
prosperous
and
advancing
city
such
as
this
cannot
continue
to
stand
still,
much
less
deteriorate,
in
its
'
municipal
services
and
amenities.
jwclai
on
dli
UUl
STflRV
III'
H.C.H.I.S.?
66"Piece
Dinner
5c:
$19-50
'
'
AND
F
ELL
32-Piece
Breakfast:
AND
L
ALL
ENGLISH
CHINA
NORTHERN
B.C.'s
LARGEST
STOCK
OF
CH
GORDON
&
ANDERSO
Third
Avenue
British:
Politics
ORMES
i
POLITICAL
struggles
in
Britain
will
transfer
themselves
in
the
coming
months
to
the
annual
gatherings
of
the
Trades
Union
Council
and
of
the
Labor
Party.
Parliament,
with
the
possibility
but
by
no
means
the
certainty
of
an
autumn
election
in
mind,
has
been
testy.
But
critics
on
the
government's
side,
who
thought
that
rearmament
was
undermining
the
social
stability
without
which
rearmament
.could
not
go
on,
have
not
prevailed
to
change
the
v,iews
of
the
government,
nor
have
they
encouraged
:the
Opposition
to
think
that
they
would
like
with
them
to
see
the
government
out
of
office.
And
so
the
so-called
shadow
of
the
election
remains
the
"shadow
more
or
less
elongated
according
to
the
viewpoint
and
the
apprehensions
of
the
beholder
of.
the
unpredictable.
And
the
Parliament
has
ad-'"
journed
in
the
sun
for
a
holiday
that
the
members
all
feel
has
been
very
hard-earned.
Manv
people
liuve
a-K-l
lliis
pu-lioii
liecause
they
rightly
fa-el
that
a
kIikIv
of
the
finam
ial
pieliirr
of
It.
(Ml.
I.
S.
will
help
them
In
uniler-lanil
the
finaix
ial
prolilellli
vhUh
ll.C.II.I.S.
hasi
ejx-rieneel.
The
monrv
K.C'.II.I.S.
)ivln
from
premiums,
pltiH
that
received
from
the
Provincial
Govern
men
t.
in
used
to
pay
the
hospital
hilU
of
the
people
of
II.
C.
Ilnspital
hills
are
governed
by
the
cos
I
of
riiiining
thr
hoxpituls.
Therefore,
the
moot
itnMirtuiit
factor
Yilh
reiiarl
to
the
premium
rale
is
the
roft
of
running
the
hospitals.
In
the
preftent
year,
the
hospitals
if
tt.C.
elimalcl
their
ookIs
woulil
he
as
follows!"
9c
ft
tolnl
cont
'ageft
I6.1I2.IKI0
61.1
Drups
,
$
1..WUMI0
.
'
5.4
'
Meilical
and
diirgical
Hiipplies
8TI.IMKI
3.4
Dielarv
(food
onh)
1
$
2,(.t.lMM)
0.6
Ituil.liny
and
ripiim-nt
l')8.(MI0
.
Other
.
peiiHCH
3.')II).IKH
15.7
TOTAL
$25.1
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v-
B.C.
hohpitalsalKO
receive
money
from
visitors
and
tourist
,
W
orktnen's
Compensation
'ioard
and
ot
her
agencicH,
private
riMiins,
co-insurance,
etc.,
vliii
li
thin
yeur
is
expected
M
total
().7.").".(MMI.
leaving
$lll.3fW,(MI(l
of
the
total
eottt
of
hoKpituI
operation
the
rehoiiHi-hility
of
It.
('..I
U.S.
Therefore,
the
money
paid
out
by
H.C.ll.I.S.
this
year
t
ill
le
distribute
UkC
'
f
total
H.C.ll.I.S.
payments
to
hospitals
$ia.3').0KI
92.1
H.C.ll.I.S.
administration
cost
$
I.595.IHMI
7.9
TOTAL
l.iH
t.O0
IKI.I)"
This
$19,')8UHM)
is
the
amount
needed
this
year,
anil
it
will
be
obtained
front
the
following
sources:
,
ofti,l
Premiums
from
citizens
..
H3.303.lMt0
66.6
Municipal
per
diem
(daily)
grants
$
823,000
4.1
Money
obtained
from
Provincial
Government
which
includes
per
diem
grants,
subsidy,
social
assistance
premiums,
other
rosts
of
hospitalizing
social
assistance
cases,
etc
5.856.000
29.3
TOTAL
$I9.98UM)0
This
then,
is
the
financial
story
of
B.C.ILI.S.
for
the
present
year.
These
figure!
re
the
ollicial
estimates
as
presented
to
the
legislature
at
its
last
sitting.
.Naturally,
final
figures
w
ill
not
le
known
until
the
end
of
the
present
fiscal
year.
These
messages
are
licing
presented
to
give
you
the
furl
about
your
Hospital
Insurance
plan.
Be
sure
to
read
them.
They
deal
with
your
Hospital
Insurance
plan,
a
plan
which
has
already
paiil
over
HUMMMMMI
for
more
than
,"0ll,IO0
hospital
eases,
and
is
providing
benefits
for
thousands
more
each
month.
n.C.Il()SVlTAIfiySlRlSCESERMCEr-
101
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PROTECTS'
ICAIMST
URGE
HOSPITAL
RILLS.
THE
DEPUTHEH
OF
DEALT!
&
WELFARE
The
Pioneer
Druggist!
PHONE
81
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Mac
Construct
v.
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Company
7
TIMES
THE
WINNER
Actual
tests
prove
that
INGLIS
washes
clothes
WHITER
.
.
.
BRIGHTER
.
.
.
CLEANER
than
any
of
the
7
leading
makes
of
washers.
Now
available
at
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
CHEAP1
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DO
YOUR
JOB
Roofing
.
.
.
Siding
.
...
Al.erotion'
Estimates
Gladly
Given
Illaek
6G0
HON.
DOUGLAS
TI
KMU
I.L,
Minister
el