Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
Sec
It
Tourists
Are
More
Thrifty
Kant
FRESHER
BRAM
FIAKK2
Thursday,
July
19,
1951
more
J
An
independent
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Prince
Rupe
rt
and
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and
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British
Columbia.
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-
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A.
HlJNTER,
Managing
Editor.
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O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
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Rupert
Daily
News
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3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Of
course!
Then
look
for
the
t
-exclusive
Kellogg
guarantee:
"7.
Double
your
money
back
if
-",'.,
you
don't
agree
Kellogg
I
Bran
Flakes
are
frether!"
(Send
empty
carton
to
Kellogg's
Dept.
V
j
4-A,
London,
Out.)
V-
OTTAWA
-Tourists
in
Canada,
this
season,
are
not
so
free
with
their
pennies.
That
is,
they
are
jess
liberal
than
in
ether
years.
This
is
statvd
by
Colonel
G.
H.
Ellis,
assistant
director
of
the
government
tourist
bureau.
His
reports
are
from
all
parts
of
Canada.
The
tourists
appear
to
be
mi
re
intent
wt
niuvin
from
point
to
point
as
economically
as
possible.
Ihe
trend,
is
said
to
ivfle't
high
n.
;.
-t.
in
rha
Ilnlti'il
StiltM.
Want
CRISPER
FLAKES
'p
s
';tw
There
will
be,
however,
a
lair
of
more
activiiy
be-
Those
British
Rations
HERE
ARE
two
letter
from
women
readers
which
throw
light
on
two
different
sides
of
a
big
story.
One
Is
from
a
Jady
who
is
sorry
that
I
wrote
the
British
are
only
short
of
fresh
meat-She
thinks
my
article
may
tend
to
stop
the
flow
of
parcels.
Another
Is
from
a
lady
who
lived
for
years
in
Britain,
but
'""
j
i
tween
now
and
Seplvmber.
On--
V,
I
tario
and
Quebec
sliould.
in
these
Everybody
does!
Get
Canada',
bw.
f
and
crispest
bran
llnkei.
On
T
i
"Uau-new"
feeling!
Get
Kfttg'A
c
1
months,
handle
perhaps
three-
fourths
of
all
the
tourists.
Weath
er
to
a
large
extent
will
be
the
deciding
factor.
One
feature
of
business
this
year
has
been
the
fact
of
fewer
complaints
of
tourist
accommodation.
The
general
average
has
been
quite
equal
to
what
prevails
across
the
line.
Our
Museum
Handicapped
HERE
in
Prince
Rupert
is
located
a
museum
.
holding
one
of
the
finest
and
rarest
collections
of
Indian
lore
on
the
continent.
A
lot
of
work
has
;
ppne
into
collecting
the
items
over
many
years
and
in
the
displays
such
as
the
archeological
midden
which
many
visitors
claim
is
the
best
they
have
seen
;;.--ny
where.,
-
It
Is
a
shame
that
such
an
attraction
and
valuable
asset
to
a
city
should
be
run
on
a
shoestring,
is
it
js.
Perhaps
little
can
be
done
at
present
about
the
building
but
a
fire-proof
structure
which
could
bp
insured
would
harbor
a
lot
of
prized
private
collections
if
owners
could
be
assured
of
their
safety.
A
new
building
may
come
in
the
future
if
people
..
.
i?
T.
n
i.
i.
is
now
duck
in
auuua.
one
ie
i
t
outraged
because
Canadian
j
Jt
shops
are
full
of
canned
meat
I
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on
mi
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More
delicious,
too!
Just
the
right
amount
of
extra
bulk
to
help
keep
you
"regular."
Ark
for
tle
big
economy
size
of
Kellogg's
Bran
i
lakes
today!
Alcan
Chief
to
Get
Acquainted
R.
E,
Powell,
president
of
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada,
due
here
from
Terrace
July
29
en-route
to
Kitimat,
is
merely
making
an
informal
familiarization
tour
to
get
a
first-hind
view
of
the
huge
power
development
and
manufacturing
project
which
Alcan
has
commenced
in
fice
fiupert
are
niit'iesibii
cnuugii
in
ineii
(rOncwiy
"Fancy
Britain
sending
us
canned
meat,
selling
here
39
cents
for
15'2
ounces
net.
Insane!
Are
they
all
D.F.'s,
or
do
we
have
them
all
on
this
continent?"
DON'T
ASK
me
to
explain
why
a
British
socialist
tye
Godsh
government
carries
on
long
negotiations
with
Argentina
to
get
more
beef
then
cans
that
beef
and
ships
it
to
Canada!
I
can
t
explain
it
any
more
than
I
can
explain
what
they
did
in
the
Second
World
War
shipped
out
whole
cargoes
nt
British
fancy
biscuits,
which
we
were
buying
and
shipping
back
to
friends.
It
hardly
seemed
to
jJIHtaum.
jut
uicic
is
nu
iiccil
iuj
tae
jjicsciiw
uuiin-;
i
l
1
.'j
j
i.
j!
....
J
l.
rnu
nig
vo
ue
uuritiii
in
two
iwi
ui
grass
anu
vveeus.
iiif
jmnrnucVi
to
tliiu
rnnviat
ppnti'P
lnnlfs
mnrp
lilp
a
,
are
respect-able.
Other,1
,
they
go."
t
This
campaign
li
tl,t
J
"DEVOTED
SERVICE"
For
42
years,
Mrs.
Amy
Foot,
93,
of
Parry
Sound,
Out
,
has
taken
vat
her
observations
three
times
a
day
for
the
Dominion
Meteorological
Bureau.
For
making
38.000
reports
without
missing
one,
she
has
been
awarded
the
Impvrial
Service
Medal.
Andrew
Thomson,
controller
of
meteorology
for
C
anada,
is
shown
making
the
presentation.
The
medal
usually
is
awarded
lor
faithful
service
by
railwaymen
::r
lighthouse-keepers,
but
was
given
to
Mrs.
Fcoi
for
"devoted
service."
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CP
PHOTO)
Spooning,
Speedinq
Banned
in
Montreal
MONTREAL
(CP,
-
Speed
ma-
forsaken
ruin
than
what
it's
supposed
to
be.
J3ut
all
that
could
be
changed
by
a
little
support
",
frorn
Prince
Rupert
citizens.
A
drive
for
member-
the
area.
Mr.
Powell
has
ex-
pressed
a
desire
that
publicity
"-'
an"
umu.ous,
tiw..-M
ago
lie
conducted
a
m
away
irom
vine
oi,
micnei:
gambling
etWlsaw
be
kept
to
a
minimum
on
mis
tn
m
a
k
.
un
her
mpnfnlb:'
i
me
reason:
mayor
wnuries
(JlsU'lct.
me
the
best
way
to
deal
with
j
lunches
gets
no
more
food
per
1
tne
suumanne
menace,
wuicu
week
than
does
the
mother
who
.
.ship
is
now
under
way
and
for
the
nominal
charge
which
is
being
asked
'most
everyone
but
the
starv-,
ing
can
chip
in.
This
is
not
the
time
to
be
cheap.
Even
as
the
museum
now
stands,
it
is
attract-..'ing
a
lot
of
visitors
tourists
off
passing
ships
and
occasion.
Stops
will
be
made
at
such
points
as
Vanderhoof,
Burns
Lake
and
Terrace
and,
following
arrival
here.
Mr.
Powell
and
his
party
will
embark
on
u
special
yacht
for
Kitimat
and
Kemano
Bay.
Laiontaine
ana
iiecorner
uhuct
Leroux
will
not
tolerate
that
the
'
town's
vacant
lots
be
used
for
j
"necking"
purposes
and
lus'
streets
as
racetracks
for
foolUh
'
drivers.
1
Outsiders,
112
of
them,
TJaid
threatened
to
starve
Britain.
I
THINK
I
had
better
stick
to
the
British
rations.
Here
are
has
menfolk
getting
big
factory
i
meals.
,
i
i
I
THINK
that
the
shortage
the
ray
.
.
Reflects
and
Remin
sees
the
official
figures.
All
other
that
1
.
.
.
.,
'
British
feel
most
of
all
is
i
i
,
,
I
DiiLiaii
itxi
iiiul
ui
v.u
u
ti;
out
$1100
In
less
than
an
hour's,
The
Alcan
chief
wnl
be
ac
'"sc
'nu
ai
c
inuiui
uig
uiiuugn
uui
many
win
o
c
i
awmi-n
re
ui
uiuc,
0i
tea
ana
sugar
This
lsn
t
a
awav
at
the
aDnroaches
with
the
likelv
imnression
I
"h.e'f-
there
are
sc8rclUes
:n!
Question
80
much
of
physical
companied
by
his
wife
and
parly
session
of
the
court
recently"
some
lines.
effect.
I
have
always
held
that
"
l
i
T
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r
i
J.
1
J
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11
II
All
li
1
l.
'
xnai;
-waiKing
tne
rest
ot
tne
way
simply
isn
t
of
liientls.
Said
Recorder
Leroux:
"The
Hon.
E
T.
Kennty,
minister
of
;
wur
Is
un
in
Ville
St.
Michel
lands
and
forests,
will
meet
Mr.
;
against
Muntrealers
who
look
WHAT
OF
TOMORROW?
Until
there
came
repeated
disappointments
t.isappominieius
it
n
us
used
a
to
to
be
oe
Powell
and
nartv
--
at
-
Terrace
and
auwi
on
tnis
resiuenuuj
suu-
Per
person
per
week:
Bacon
4
ounces.
Cheese
3
ounces.
Butter
4
ounces.
Margarine
4
ounces.
Cooking
fat
2
ounces.
Meat
12
cents
worth.
(Subsidized
prices)
e
---
.
-
Montreal's
backyard
and
said
of
Prince
Rupert
that
here
ls
txpectea
to
acumpany
uum
V,,.i,ir,',
'
"e
Hupert.
ant
tQ
do
their
necking
then
thr..
was
the
test
"next
year
town";"'1"
'
Said
Laiontaine;
Ville
.
worth
it."
Outside
appearances
may
not
be
everything,
uncertainly
counts
a
lot.
That's
showmanship,
and
it
has
worked
many
wonders,
especially
when
jt
can
Ijvtt
backed
up
with
something
worthwhile.
Mayor
in
the
north.
Optimism
took
a
I
lot
of
killing.
But
when
faces
nobody
could
ever
beat
the
British
in
a
war.
unless
something
had
first
cut
off
their
tea
supplyfor
all
the
rum
Issues
ever
consumed
never
had
one-millionth
the
effect
on
British
morale
that
tea
has.
It's
no
use
to
say
that
if
they
can't
get
tea
let
them
drink
coffee
which
is
unrationed
and
sells
for
much
less
than
here.
They
want
tea.
So
I
would
say
yes,
keep
en
with
those
parcels.
Even
if
you
have
to
send
back
the
meal.
LIVERPOOL,
England
became
longer
than
half
past
'
.
i
"What's
your
name.'"
the
police-not
,
,
,
,,,
'
tiinn.
twelve
and
plenty
could
St.
Michele
has
long
been
considered
us
a
town
of
no
importance
where
everything
was
allowed.
This
Is
no
longer
trui".
We
like
Montrealens
and
will
welcome
them
Ss
long
as
thy
in
Type.,,
Sugar
10
ounces.
Tea
2
ounces.
Candy
20
oz.
per
month.
t
WHEN
I
WROTE
that
the
British
were
short
of
two
main
items
fresh
beef
and
pork
I
cent,"
replied
the
motorist.
After
seme
confusion
the
man
named
Herbert
Innocent
was
lined
for
speeding.
travel
further
away
than
the
city
limits,
cultivation
of
joy,
real
or
assumed,
took
effort.
But
today,
unless
there
is
a
feeling
that
that
has
no
business
being
Let
Us
Solvi
If
von
want,
to
sell
it,
advertis.1
Your
Printing
Prct
canned
in
Britain
and
shipped
tnerc,
no
peril
exists
in
doing
a;
rilONE
234
assumed
that
everybody
Jiere
here
to
earn
dollars
they
nerd
bit
of
forecasting.
J
knows
the
general
picture
there.
!
it.
Don't
forget
the
sugar
whicn
'
We
all
know
that
Britain
is
they
need
to
preserve
fruits
or
IT'S
IIKRE
I
'
no
Dibb
Printing
engaged
in
a
grim
struggle
to
make
those
cookies.
In
fact,
one
could
go
a
long
way
and
still
be
within
the
scope
of
strong
likelihood,
if
not
cer-
BESNFR
BKKI
make
ends
meet.
We
also
know
j
that,
as
compared
with
Europe,
SCOURGE
ON
WANE
we
in
North-
America
are
dis-1
Deaths
from
tuberculosis
graceful
wa-sters
that
much
of
Canada
have
decreased
by
the
old
world
could
live
on
what
;
per
cent
in
the
last
20
years.
in
;
tainty.
For
one
thing,
millions
50
j
have
bun
spent
at
Prince
Ru
New
'Industrial
Empire'
AMERICANS
seem
to
fancy
the
look
of
the
expression
"Industrial
Empire"
when
they
see
if
'in
type.
The
weekly
U.S.
News
and
World
Report,
"published
in
Washington,
prints
it
twice
in
the
same
toi-y,
which
is
all
ahout
the
B.C.
hoom.
-
"Long
neglected,"
it
proclaims
in
a
featured
two
columns,
"British
Columbia's
boom
is
growing
out
of
an
unusual
set
of
advantages.
Friendly
climate.
Can
work
the
year
round.
Beckoning
to
more
and
more
enterprises.
A
land
of
plenty.
Resources
?o
large
that
their
full
extent
is
not
known.
British
Columbia
and
Alberta
are
twice
as
large
as
Texas.
With
her
Norway-like
coastline,
has
dozens
of
deep
inlets
where
good
harbors
can
be
built,
Almost
unheralded,
a
big
Industrial
Empire
is
developing
as
a
next-door
neighbor
to
the
United
States."
Can
it
be
that
the
people
born
and
dwelling
in
21-Plece
Breakfa
Sets
12-Piccv
Bicakfa
we
waste,
,;
But
if
you
analyze
the
above
'
f
i
figures
carefully
you
can
see
:
that,
except
for
meat
and
sugar,
1
Most
Tickled
Man
'
11
n
I
tT
I
t1
l
"r
It
I
LTN
-
I
pert's
doorway.
It
provides
what
has
always
been
wanted
a
permanent
payroll.
About
this,
there
s
no
hope,
or
hazard
or
prayer.
It's
here
and
on
the
job.
Indirectly,
and
because
of
this
other
enterprises
are
already
active.
he!
the
British
are
eating
just
about
as
well
as
people
are
eating
here
Erts
21-Plece
Hone
China
Te;i
Set
Sr
fTlichae
1
1
Ever
Talked
Wiih"
id
r-for
the
obvious
reason
th;
dinner
Rett,
frnmSft'f
08
piccei
ft
hi
t
'
li
111
111
I
Including
heniii
more,
and
more
of
our
people'
Says
Druggist
Brer
can't
afford
to
buy
foods
to
feed
"we
an-
sold
ourselves
on
the
nu-r-themselves
as
they
did
formerly.
!ts
""M'S
Emerald
on.
us
e
British
pensioners
are
better
olf
IJo
IT-ndms
than
our
old
people
are.
;
Emerald
Oil
did
the
ion
but
he
was
t
S
the
roost
tickled
man
I
ever
talked
i
with-
He
told
me
he
had
contem-
THP
HiorwsT
THE
HARDEST
v,it
hit
,r,
in
person
piated
gulcldP
ht
wns
so
cuscouraKca
-Britain
is
the
housewife
in
a
:
crnterviiie.
Iowa.
Economy
means
keeping
away
from
the
neighbors.
Instead
of,
keeping
up
with
them.
Ouvlph
Mercury.
Say
five
years!
Is
It
too
much
'
wood
and
Cnulram
Plate)
SPECIAL
EnRU.sh
H.jiiv
tiii'
to
believe
that
in
1900,
the
im
where
nobodv
eats
in
11
8
ln
Just
such
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turing
will
not
be
both
seen
and
felt,
on
major
scales.
Consider
1
this.
Millions
have
already
been
laid
out
on
what
might
almost
be
called
preliminary
examinations.
Prince
Rupert's
"next
year"
is
here.
Thore
Is
being
translated
into
action
a
program
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every
big
factory
feeds
its
:
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and
prove
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workers
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and
power.
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from
what
is
now
going
on
and
which
will
directly
or
indirectly
affect
practically
everyone's
future,
we
are
beginning
to
visualize
a
everywhere.
;
and
these
also
are
ration-free.
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PHARMACY
That
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the
housewife
who
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a
profound
difference
is
coming
this
way.
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of
development
destined
to
surpass
in
magnitude
anything
attempted
to
date
in
British
Columbia.
Construction
is
only
beginning.
But
a
few
weeks
back
'-here
appeared
in
print,
an
Impressive
list
of
contracts.
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Fisheries
TRI-LIGHTS
TORCHIERS
TABLE
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shapes
and
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superb
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guarantees
the
flavour
of
every
cup
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OVERNMENT
and
industry,
through
publicity
No
sport
appeals
to
a
girl
on
a
vacation
like
the
one
who
owns
a
launch.
Ex.
MM
ON
THE
LEVEL
The
'eastern
half
of
Australia
consists
of
a
plain
500,000
square
miles
Iri
extent.
Specially
priced
this
week
at
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
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Third
Avenue
it
1
and
public
relations,
should
expand
their
efforts
to
acquaint
the
public
at
large
not
only
of
the
fishing
industry's
place
in
the
Canadian
economy,
but
ajso
of
the
richly
human
personal
story
of
the
fisherman
who
hazards
his
life
and
gambles
with
his
economic
security
that
the
whole
country
can
share
in
the
benefits
which
the
trade
brings
us
through
the
markets
of
the
world.
The
story
must
be
told
with
increasing
emphasis
of
the
part
played
by
the
individual
fisherman
as
well
as
by
the
industry.
The
fish
processors
operate
efficiently
and,
unlike
many
other
industries,
without
benefit
of
direct
subsidization
from
the
public
purse
which
is
the
government.
The
fisherman
battling
the
elements
and
gambling
against
unseen
hazards,
personal
and
economic,
should
have
the
respect
and
admiration
of
the
whole
country.
His
success
means
more
money
in
the
economic
stream.
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