J
'
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
LETTERBOX
Victoria
Report
...
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
Tuesday.
October
2,
1951
vith
Modern
Fast-Actinn
rov
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
-
least!
Ansiomb
Good
Wine
Publicist
Misrcportinjr
Charged
Prettying
Up
for
Princess
RADIO
INTERFERENCE
Editor,
Daily
News:
Kiay
I
use
your
column
to
lode
what
I
think
is
a
just.-fled
complaint.
Radio
in
Rupert
is
one
of
the
few
pleasures
we
may
look
forward
to.
By
that
1
mean
getting
FAN
TANS
Measure
into
laryr
bowl
.
B
f
P.
II''
n
independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
i
ulemuer
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
l
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Directoi
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Prince
Rupert.
There's
nothing
Finance
Minister
Herbert
An-1
scomb
loves
better
than
an
argument
about
his
wine;
aim
w:u
r,
1
Up.
Knnut-
lalrMl
iMv,;i
r
;
Mir
until
mi
business.
Every
chance
ne
gets
ne
meniions
n
o.i
y
with
Simons
other
than
the
local,
of
The
safest
way
to
double
your
money
is
tj
told
it
over
and
potket
it.
HARDLY
EVER
Alberta
is
being
called
"the
Tt-:as
of
the
Nrr'.h."
This
miut,
be
due
the
oil.
and
rolling'
plains.
Bui
as
yet,
we
have
not
heard
the
Texan
drawl.
No
suh!
1
eiiveln
l-'I'-isf'irnaiui's
Fa
Ml
I
It
st.
Let
stan!
10
mn,
'nil-N
stir
w.
vhichm.,of
thsm.
such
as
Ket-
tne
uublic
platform.
He
did
it
several
times
in
the
chikan.
Seattle
and
Portland,
at
'
,,
.
.
.
times
come
through
pretry
clear
recent
Esquimalt
by-election
campaign.
but
through
one
or
maybe
a
few
a
man
got
up
and
wanted
to
"
pe.
u'e
who
.must
on
usiiw
know
If
there's
a
wine
monopoly
the
Premier
if
he
would
demand
machines
that
cause
continual
in
BC.
Mr.
Anscomb
jumped
to
that
Mr.
MacDonald
resign.
The
noist,
this
pleasure
if
often
taken
his
feet
and
said
he
was
glad
premier
said
that,
on
reading
t
t
'
I
-
A
craving
for
cigarettes
will
set
you
back
lorty
Uiree
ceni.5.
away,
cawing
maybe
a
few
un-
he
had
a
customer
in
the
ha.l.
the
newspaper
reports,
he
had
Perl'.aus.
because
of
this,
there
necessary
cuss
words.
The
man
protested
that
he
written
to
Mr.
MacDonald,
The
It
sroems
to
me,
s:nce
we
pay
didn't
drink
Mr.
Anscomb's
wine
Minister
of
Minea,
said
the
Pre-a.
radio
license
fee.
we
should
or
any
other
kind
of
wine.
j
ruler,
had
replied
in
writing
and
have
a
service,
such
as
other
Mr.
Anscomb
said'
there's
no
categorically
denied
ever
mak-cities
in
spotting
these
culprits
Wjiie
monopoly
in
B.C.,
that
tag
such
a
statement.
That,
and
making
them
get
an
adap-
there
are
74
different
brands
of
',
therefore,
had
to
be
that.
Yes,
will
be
fewer
hitlf-smoked
onus
lying
arcund,
cr
saaking
in
rain
water
pools.
Indeed,
how
often
does
anyone
ever
actually
ses
a
cigarette,
the
nust
of
which
hai
been
consumed?
I
t.
Hi:
It.
uiiii
stir
iii
y
tlo.
srDu-tirJ
suvat,
I
ti.
i
i
im,1
tu
luk.
w.mii.
AM
Id
vridi
HiiMoir
hlil
in
tup
inl.rw.iini
a,ittr,
Hr.U
in
1
C.
(H.r
tltr(i
lur.ul
tli.nr;
ttrt
Well.
Br.W
in
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iri-i.
nit-llrd
Kh.trirninv,
in
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hrrntl
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tir,
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imtit
simu'tli
ami
rUiu
;
jitaic
in
i'-itii
In
wl
iit.tl
lotiib
WMh
lufMtil
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w;uru
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frimi
draiiKiit,
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until
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in
liviik.
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in
lfwl,
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JH.im
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a
lime,
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waisfclc
a
atitlit
V4
lliiiki
hit
(iciiuli,
rover
with
ikith
trt
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with
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lutttrr
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fbt.t
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tu(
lino
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wut.
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stm.
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rut
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in
KM.i.i
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t,h.
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luitr
ul
(..'..
i
..vn
iimt
Irt
ttr
ter
installed
in
the
machines
or
wines,
from
all
over
the
world,
it's
an
old
political
custom
but
the
:stl,P
altogether.
,
ln
addition
to
his,
on
the
shelves
it
always
seems
to
work.
Ct-i
Hoping
the
person
or
persons
of
Liquur
Control
Board
stores.
I
Howard
Green
MP,
says
present
administration
at
tawa
will
on
rioun
in
hiwtn.-v
as
gumy
win
reaa
this
and
maybe
A
ood
businessman,
Mr.
An-
The
Legislative
Buildings
are
urivprti.sina
'
davs.
with
preparations
for
the
f"
the
"horsem?at
regime."
With
ule"
curibeience
will
nutter
a
some,
its
taking
very
little
urg-
lut"e
al'a
lel
us
have
maybe
a
ins
to
be
a
consumer,
but
onl.ccuP'e
titers
a
week,
pleasure
I
visit
of
Princess
Elizabeth
and
j
some.
Tens
of
thousands
all
over
w"'oui
buzzing
us
right
out
of
tlutil
4.iiMr.i
ni
titilk.
11..
kc
in
hut
I
.
:-oc...
our
living
rooms.
The
old
custom
of
politicians
'
for
the
special
session
to
deal!
denying
they
made
statements
old-age
peasions.
,
that
prove
embarrassing
never
j
The
legislative
chamber
Is
J
Canada,
if
th.
y
have
to
eat
hors2
in
o.-der
to
have
a
square
meal,
will
find
ways
and
means
to
avoid
the
allege
necessity.
They
are
fed
up
with
the
idea.
DISGUSTED
RADIO
FAN.
Tungsten
in
Production
aits.
being
cleaned
and
poiished
for
Mines
Minister
R.
C.
Macdon-.
the
royal
visit,
aid,
a
Conservative,
spoke
a
few
!
The
full
sessional
staff
will
weeks
ago
in
Port
Albernl.
The
soon
be
at
work,
under
Madame
papers
reported
that
he
said
Speaker
Nancy
Hodges
and
Ser-all
the
Coalition
troubles
should
geant-at-Arnw
Capl.
W.
R.
Web-be
laid
on
the
shoulders
of
the
ster.
Though
the
session
will
last
Liberal
cabinet
ministers,
that
only
a
few
days,
the
elaborate
Always
running
ihurt
of
yeasi
because
it
spoils
n
quickly?
Fnd
this
nuisante
switch
to
modern.
Fleivchinaun's
Fast
DltY
Yeast!
Keeps
full
strength
and
fast-acting
Admiral
Fecht?lcr
U.
S.
N.
;peaks
of
the
possibility
of
war
within
the
next
twenty
years.
Well,
theres'
nothing
lik?
having
plenty
of
latitude.
Djn't
fence
us
in.
Production
of
tungsten
is
due
the
Conservative
cabinet
mints-
preparations
are
uie
same
.ui
to
start
this
month
in
I'm
ttr
,r
hinmo;p
right
in
your
cupboard
no
refrigeration!
No
new
recipes
-one
package
equals
one
cake
perishable
yeast
in
any
recipe.
the
regular
two-monm
session
--.
.
'
....
?
howl.
This
started
quite
a
STATE
RAILWAYS
I
Of
a
tiital
of
10.489
miles
of!
There
were
those
who
said
Premier
Johnson
should
demand
Mr.
MacDonald
s
resignation.
At
Get
&
movtA's
suopy
f
Sweden.
9.518
miles.
railway
Kocner
ae
uouie
mm
at
Mazeltcn.
FIFTH
SEASON
This
will
also
be
true
of
the
re-The
next
four
or
five
weeks
coverv
plant
of
the
Western
will
be
known
as
the
partly
heat-
Uranium
Cobalt
Mines,
also
in
ed
season.
There
will
b?
fuel,
B.C.
There
the
100
ton
Red
Rose
and
it
will
be
burning,
but
never,
mm
js
expected
to
produce
at
any
time,
will
there
b?
a
corn-
tunesten
cencentrat?,
and
a
center
where
one
will
feel
sufficient-
centrate
containing
copper,
ly
warm.
-
a
public
meeting
someone
asxed
are
the
prtM;arty
0I
me
state
A
surv?y
has
disclosed
that
Americans,
in
the
tourist
land
of
British
Columbia,
last
summer
Fire
Calls,
Saturday,
October
6rt
is
Newspaper
Carrie
Day.
Honor
Youn!
spent
an
average
of
twenty
dol-:
Damage
Low
lars
per
day.
In
a
considerable
number
of
eases,
there
was
refusal
to
allow
a
premium
on
Esquimalt
pSQUIMALT,
at
its
by-election
yesterday,
voiced
4-
in
no
uncertain
terms
its
protest
at
the
coalition
government
and
its
policies.
All
parties
were
admittedly
watching
this
by-election
as
a
barometer
of
public
opinion
and
now
they
have
had
the
expression,
i
;
There
is
no
secret
about
the
fact
that
the
government
and
its
supporters
were
nervous
about
it.
That
was
one
reason
why
the
taking
of
the
poll
was
so
long
deferred.
.
""""Of
course,
the
outcome
indicates
that
the
CCF
i?
still
a
force
in
provincial
politics
although
in
almost
traditionally
Conservative
Esquimalt
even
if
fpr
years
it
might
have
been
a
family
affair
the
,
protest
motive
might
have
been
the
actuating
factor
more
than
socialistic
intent.
The
fact
of
the
matter
is
that
the
government's
candidate
the
mayor
of
Victoria
and
a
popular
figure
around
the
community
of
the
capital
came
,
a
poor
third
and
the
coalition
got
less
than
a
third
:
olUJie-vote.
So-
the
opposition,
even
split,
was
far
in
tli
preponderance.
..
-One
thing
is
-certain:
there
is
going
to
be
a
lot
of
political
activity
in
British
Columbia
in
the
very
near
future.
The
government
is
going
to
have
to
j
consider
its
own
position,
seriously
and
soon.
Reorganization
or
resignation
of
the
government
is
s6mething
that
could
be
reasonably
anticipated.
And
the
voters
of
the
province
will
have
to
censider
seriously
what
kind
of
a
government
we
afe
going
to
have
in
British
Columbia.
Political
groups
will
have
to
get
busy
without
delay
on
their
platform
preparation
and
presentation
for,
with
the
current
coalition
so
obviously
falling,
the
public
will
want
to
know
what
is
being
offered
on
vital
provincial
policies.
.
The
Esquimalt
result
indeed
brings
the
political
situation
in
British
Columbia
to
a
climax.
How
Far
With
Japan?
Canada
has
signed
the
San
Fran-(
ALTHOUGH
cisco
Peace
Treaty
with
Japan,
our
delegates
asAvell,
as
many
of
those
from
other
countries,
made
it.;Jerfeetly
clear,
.that,
on
some
points
this
pact
was
n&t
completely
satisfactory.
In
our
particular
case
there
was
some
grave
doubt
concerning
trade
and
fishing
agreements,
two
matters
that
have
led
to
rmich
friction
in
the
past.
It
was
with
this
previous
experience
in
mind
that
the
Canadian
Manufacturers'
Association
makes
the
recommendation
that
Ottawa
should
refrain
from
immediately
according
Japan
most-f
avor-erl-nation
tariff
treatment.
The
CMA
points
out,
that
if
we
do.
so
now,
new
international
agreements
since
the
war
would
no
longer
permit
us
to
take
the
measures
formerly
employed
to
meet
their
unfair
competition.
On
the
other
hand,
if
Japan
remains
subject
to
the'
general
tariff
only,
Ottawa
wpuld
not
have,
its
hands
tied.
I!!;
The
CMA
recommendation
should
get
careful
consideration.
Admittedly
Canada
as
well
as
Japan
stands
to
gain
from
the
restoration
and
expansion
of
mutual
trade.
But
before
we
open
the
gates
completely
it
would
be
well
to
have
some
definite
assurance
that
there
will
be
no
revival
of
previous
troubles.
United
States
funds
where
either;
Three
more
fire
alarms
were
vendors,
or
other
stores
were
con-
turned
ln
during
September
than
cerned.
Only
in
banks
would
in
August,
but
the
count
was
concession
be
recognized.
;
considered
by
the
fii
j
depart-
ment
still
to
be
very
low.
The
Juan
Peron
and
his
partner
in
eifiht
calls
wnlch
were
answeied
petticoats,
as
well
as
nearly
resulted
in
"negligible
damage."
everyone
else
In
Argentina
are:
Total
damage
due
to
fire
so
experiencing
stormy
times.
The
far
this
year
is
estimated
at
situation
is
described
as
having
$23,000,
$20
000
of
which
occur-been
close
to
civil
war.
They
are
red
in
March
fires.
Better
Waiting
dictators
and
have
never
taken1
;lh
trouble
to
disguise
it.
They
!got
away
withthis
for
years
but
invariably
the.
shovdoa
oomes.
It
is
worth
noticing
that
the
big
row
broke
out
after
the
suppres-!
sion
and
virtual
extinction
of
;
Argentine's
great
newspaper,
La
Prensa.
i
Rooms
Sought
Canadian
National
and
Cana-;
dian
Pacific
Railway
companies
will
t.;
canvassed
by
the
Prince
.
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
m
Laborites
Are
United
Aneuiin
Bevan
Subscribes
To
British
Labor
Program
SCARBOROUGH,
Yorkshire.
England
9
The
Labor
Party
with
a
view
to
improving
wait-
i
ing
room
facilities
here.
I
Subject
was
brought
up
at
last
'
night's
meeting
of
the
Chamber
;
when
H.
J.
Marchant
suggested
j
that
something
might
be
done
;
about
brightening
up
the
station
j
here,
particularly
now
that
six
1
trains
a
week
service
was
being
;
pledged
Sunday
it
would
work
instituted
at
both
CNR
and
CPR
wharves
j
1
was
mentioned.
living
and
carry
forward
socialism
In
Britain.
our
Newspaper
Carrii
GIVES
UP
LEISURE
TIME
In
its
platform
for
the
October
25
general
election
campaign,;
'
I
the
party's
27-member
executive
Dofldlston
QdV
I
committee
healed
its
recent
split
j
'
!
over
Britain's
rearmament
and
CnntrflCt
GlVPH
I
11
VJIVCII
,
unanimously
approved
the
pro-
i
gram.
j
The
contract
for
building
an:
The
1800-word
document
was
I
office,
stores
and
residence
fori
lvlcased
cn
the
eve
of
the
party's
!
the
provincial
forestry
depart-
annual
conference
of
some
1500
ment
at
Pendleton
Bay,
Babinei
EACH
DAY
TO
LEARN
The
RUDIMENTS
of
BUS0
X
'J
id
I
1!
In
"
t.
"J
delegates
and
party
leaders.
Lake,
ln
Northern
B.C.
has
been.
The
platform,
roughed
out
let
to
Greer
and
Brldden,
Prince
j
during
thj
la;t
two
days
by
party
Rupert.
It
was
a
low
bid
of
$36,-j
leaders,
included
Aneurin
Bevan,
j
922.
Figures
on
the
work
closed
;
who
quit
Prime
Minister
Attlee's
.
July
25.
cabinet
last
spring.
Bevan
protested
that
the
United
States
was
dragging
Great
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into
arms
program
so
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would
hurt
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welfare
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C.
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Wright
of
Trail
and
J.
H.
Palethorpe
of
Pentlcton
;were
nominated
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
night
for
directing
repre
Honor
Your
Carrier
Who
Serves
You
Serving
Himself!
The
world
events
stand
still
each-your
newspaper
earner
delivers
The
business
training
he
gets
after
school
aging
a
paper
route
more
helpful
if
you
encourage
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word
of
praise
for
his
serves
and
.interest
in
his
youthful
endea
other
person
performs
a
gr,
to
his
community
than
youf
'
earner.
Canada's
future
training.
senting
British
Columbia
on
the
executive
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce.
The
election
will
take
place
at
the
annual
convention
of
the
Canadian
chamber
at
the
end
of
this
month.
"PROTECTION
.
AGAINST
INFLATION"
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your
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prospectus
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