;
REACTIONS-
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
Bus
fares
should
have
should
gain
greatly
throucil
here
but
the
council
found
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
of
retaining
t.h
being
so
closely
adjacent
to
the
greatest
single
industry
in
Thursday,
January
4,
1951
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
cutting
the
Hue
'
from
A.I
1,179
yads.
M
Aluminium
Benefits
Seen
the
country,
f7
As
ir
ee
n
Independent
daily
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
.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Announcements
on
Kitimaat
Project
Received
With
Enthusiasm
Here
Unanimous
optimism
seems
to
be
the
reaction
in
"
earner,
per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
The
News
mentioned
Mukden,
the
other
evening.
The
name
ap
peared
in
a
press
despatch
and
said
it
was
from
there
that
a
Russian
genera;
was
supposed
to
be
directing
the
Communist
advance
in
Korea.
Mukden
U
in
Manchuria.
A
lew
years
after
ths
turn
of
the
century,
Mukden
was
$8.00;
By
Mail.
Per
Month.
50c;
Per
Year,
$5.00.
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sundav
bv
Prince
Rupert
to
recent,
announcements
from
v
ictoria
that
contracts
in
connection
with
an
aluminum
plant
at
Kitimaat
had
been
signed
between
the
pro-
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
By
ELMORE
PH1LPOTT
OUR
NEW
BOSS
U.S.
A.
very
much
on
the
l.oiu
pages
of
vincial
government
and
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada.
the
world's
press.
Japan
Wis;,,
.
,
.
,
v,,l...
I
f
ifrh
t
in
w
T?iis;in
thu
P'nr
If
ruu-
some
statements
oy
prominent
men
appear
uciuw.
M4VOU
O.
W.
ItrPDEKHAM:
If-
lumber
from
the
interior.
Kitimaat
goes
ahead,
it
will
make
a
big
stir
in
the
north
country.
It
is
bound
to
help
u.s
in
Prince
Rupert.
Terrace
will
benefit
most
if
a
rail
line
goe.s
through
to
Kitimaat.
When
the
1
1
e
e
t
of
boats
starts
hauling
bauxite
ore
the
operators
will
hunt
for
cargoes
They
may
load
it
either
here
or
at
Kitimaat.
It
is
bound
to
help
in
any
case.
Some
of
the
construction
men
are
bound
to
come
heie
during
their
time
off.
Motor
traffic
will
be
increased.
It
will
help
everyone.
I,.
M.
I
M.SENTHAI.,
President,
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
uf
i:.mmen-e:
Prince
Rupert
will
be
the
feeding
point
for
.supplies,
both
in
and
out.
It
is
the
beginning
of
this
THERE
IS
a
fine
mat!
it.
Automobiles
were
just
begin-in
Denmark
named
Peter
nJng
tot
be.
kwn-.
Radl0-
planes,
atom
bombs,
poison
gai,
Maaniche,
who
Used
to
witeless
had
nut
been
ducomul.
altnauKn
Marconi
was
bu:,y.
run
run
a
-a
wnruWfnl
wonueijui
institn-
msutu-
u
is
seldom
hiitary
ijs
tion
Called
the
Interna-
erally
reneuteu,
yet
the
sltu.i-
tional
Folk
High
School.
"
I
once
travelled
with
Peter
I
through
rural
Ontario
where
he
Around
Mukden,
Port
Arthu.
was
telling
of
me
wonderful
jHamliuug,
Pyuuiiysum.
Kwuu-ouerative
syUem
in
Denmark'
lung
mid
Seoul
sound
the
tramp
and
huw
It
grew
up
from
the
.m-1
of
armies.
The
eastern
sea
culled
folk
hitih
seh.'joU.
I
swarm
with
ships.
It's
war
again
at
just
comes
back
to
me
hot
j
an
it
was
fifty
years
go.
a?
I
wriie
these
lines
that
hei
said
the
folks
schools
themselves
!
Half
a
century
bak
is
niuc.n
were
started
by
a
wonderful
of
a
lifetime
but
the
Yanks
er
i.i...
T.,t,.v,i.ii
U,nh
muai-ui
in
Asia
even
then,
if
not
earlier
Mow
s
tne
lime
to
lake
Stock
of
Your
Investments
.
1950's
stoik
market
prices
are
history.
But
what
may
be
ahead
in
1951
is
i
rrutter
requiring
cartful
analysis.
Prophecy
is
dan.
gcrous.
That
is
why
the
present
is
(tht
U-si
tunc
10
"ukc
stock"
of
your
invCiu;.,,
ami
coiriiier
prospects
for
the
year1,
.ahuj.
A
cartful
analysis
of
your
holdings1
nule
now
will
place
you
in
a
position
to
esi
imaie
wild
increased
confidence
what
the
future
holds
in
store
for
them.
.
1950
Output
Ct
Minerals
,
VICTORiA
According
to
government,
statistics,
the
estimated
values
for
the
major
Items
c,f
mineral
production
for
the
cal
tleet
at
r.run,,B
wQ
wu-uma
whi.-h
nt
The
guns
ol
Ueweys
If
you
will
semi
us
confidentially
a
list
of
your
holdings,
our
Research
department
will
analyse
it,
forwarj
an
up-to-date
commeri.
tary
upon
each
security,
and
make
suj;gcs
tions
that
seem
advisable
in
the
light
of,
1951
prospects.
No
obligation
is
implied'
him
to
mental
hospital
time
after
country
and
the
big
break
we
need
in
addition
to
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
to
get
the
ball
rolling.
ISI
UNAKI)
AI
I.KN,
(j
e
n
e
r
a
I
Manager,
I'aiiailiaii
Nationil
Hallways
in
B.C.u-The
establishment
of
the
plant,
in
Kitimaat
cannot
help
but
have
a
big
ettc-t
here,
ihe
ramification
wtil
go
lar,
all
over
tne
area,
it
is
the
oiggest
tin..,;
Manila
served
as
an
introduct
o.i
to
the
Far
East.
IJu'-'k
In
Washington,
as
they
weiglied
the
future,
there
were
some
who
spoke
against
US.
inclusion
in
a
policy
touching
affairs
in
the
involved
by
asking
fof
(his
analysis.
James
Richarpson&Sons
WTAJh-ISHCO
1M7
time,
the
grand
old
malum
Inspired
and
organized
a
movement
which
changed
the
society
of
Uir
whole
nation
and
benefitted
the
whole
earth)
.
Mr.
Maaniuhe's
school
specialized
in
the
study
of
different
national
characteristics.
I
have
heard
him
convulse
farm
audiences
with
laughter
in
comparing,
for
Instance,
a
typical
Englishman,
Scot,
Irishman,
Frenchman
and
German.
Pacific
Coast
Offkesi
VICTORIA
VANCOUVER
Millions
today,
who
fullow
the
latest
of
all
struggles
were
noi
born
when
the
teas
and
shorts
of
China
were
as
bloody
an1
tumultous
as
they
are
at
this
moment.
Port
Arthur
fell,
and
the
nations
applauded
"the
gallant
little
brown
men."
That's
what
thev
called
the
Jauanese.
Fo
British
Columbia
has
hud
shite
I
came
here.
It
Will
bring
about
a
situation
that
will
create
a
flow
of
traffic
through
Prince
Rupert
as
well
us
o.her
ports.
S-:onil-ary
effects
will
be
great,
including
a
ready
market
for
agricultural
products
from
the
interior.
('.
A.
BKKNIJl,
Superintendent,
'
HI
oOo
IT
IS
NOT
TRUE
that
there
Aluminum
Nearer
CONSTITUTING
what
will
be
the
largest
single
V
industrial
unit
for
British
Columbia,
the
Aluminum.
Co.
of
Canada's
plant
projected
for
Kitimaat,
down
the
coast
from
Prince
Rupert,
with
the
big
power
development
project
at
Kemano
River
in
the
interior
behind
it,
is
an
undertaking
of
vital
interest
to
this
province.
It
is
an
important
event,
that
an
agreement
should
have
been
reached
between
the
provincial
government
and
the
company
for
the
furtherance
of
the
undertaking.
It
all
points
up
to
the
recognition
of
the
growing
importance
of
this
part
of
the
country
from
the
standpoint
of
industrial
development,
particularly
the
water-power
possibility
which
is
the
factor
that
brings
A.lcan
to
the
site
that
r.ow
appears
pretty,
definitely
to
have
been
chosen.
:
-
Conceivably,
tho
aluminum
development
at
Kitimaat
may
mean
the
setting
up
of
a
port
rivalling
Prince
Rupert
as
a
centre
of
importance
on
the
north
coast
because
it
will
result
in
the
establishment
of
a
large
and
self-sufficient
community.
Nevertheless,
we
havr.
always
held
the
view
that
what
is
good
for
one
part
of
British
Columbia
from
a
development
standpoint
is
good
for
all,
so,
even
if
Kitimaat
does
become
a
sort
of
a
rival
port
to
Prince
Rupert,
it
cannot
help
but
be
beneficial
to
us
even
if
in
an
indirect
way.
Present
indications
are
that,
if
any
community
in
the
immediate
hereabouts
benefits
more
than
any
other
from
the
new
aluminum
plant
at
Kitimaat,
it
may
be
Terrace
which
is
so
convenient
from
the
point
of
view
of
a
railway
junction
point.
Thereby
Kitimaat
will
be
brought
close
by
rail
connection
to
Prince
Rupert
as
well
as
by
water
and
air
transport,
and
there
will
be
a
large
amount
of
new
traffic
for
the
railway
terminating
at
Prince
Rupert.
Ships
carrying
raw
materials
into
Kitimaat
to
be
used
in
the
manufacture
of
the
aluminum
will
involve
a
desire
to
develop
return
cargoes.
Since
Kitimaat
can
never
have
a
harbor
of
the
excellence
and
natural
advantages
of
Prince
Rupert,
this
near-by
port
may
well
find
itself
being
used
as
a
result
of
the
Kitimaat
development.
The
great
new
Kitimaat
plant
with
its
huge
payroll
and
resultant
population
should
provide
a
great
market
for
new
agricultural
development
in
the
central
interior.
-
All
British
Columbia
will
welcome
the
big
new
aluminum
plant
providing
and
persistent
fears
have
been
expressed
along
this
.
line
that
there
is
no
serious
damage
to
existing
industries
or
interests
as
a
result
thereof.
And,
in
that
connection,
we
have
been
repeatedly
assured
that
there
is
due
protection.
$6
to
$H.50
Men's
and
Young
Mcn'i
Dress
Trousers,
from..
endar
year
in
British
Columbia
total
$i37,5O0,QOO
compared
with
$133,012
908
in
1949.
Per
variety:
(with
1949
figures
in
brackets)
Gold,
-placer,
$!"00,00u
($529,-5241
Gold,
lode,
$10,600,000
(10-
38X2561
Silver,
$6,900,000
($5,01!)
7G9I
Copper,
$10,200,000
($10,956,-
5501
Lead,
$38
000
000
(41.B45.T!0i
Zinc.
A45
000.000
($36
604.700)
Coal.
$10.500
000
i12,46-
"
Structural
Materials,
$10,600.-000
.$9
955.890)
Miscellaneous
metals
minerals
and
materials,
$5,200,000
($4
806.-1291
Total.
$137.500
000
($133
012-9G8
1
.
Averaw
metal
nrices
used
in
the
estimate
with
1049
prices
in
brackets,
are
as
follows:
Gold,
fine
oz
,
38
04
36):
Silver,
fine
oz..
80.82c
(74
25c),
Copper
lb..
23
42c
(19.97c);
Lead,
lb.,
14
45c
(15.80c)
;
Zinc,
lb.,
15.65c
(13.24c).
the
question
of
peace.
But
't
didn't
begin
to
have
the
thorny
complications,
the
endless
debates
and
colcssal
costs
ih"
problem
has
as
1951
dawns.
Looking
back
it
seems
to
have
bepn
almost
simple.
Canadian
National
KailAav,
It
will
mean
new
money
coming
into
the
cuuii.ry.
This
part
of
the
province-Terrace
ami
Prince
Rupert
in
particular
are
bound
to
benefit.
It
is
another
mark
in
the
era
of
new
development.
We
Men's
Top
Coors
Quality
English
S4O.50
Cloth
V
$3.50
$4.25
Boys'
Ail-Wool
Wind-brcakerk.
from
f.
u
!
i-
is
something
in
the
blood
of
en-
lnat
matter
one
could
not.
fin-'
tire
nations
which
makes
them
praise
for
Russia.
That
cjuntry.
think
differently.
At
least
if
aR
a
final
gesture,
sent
a
strong
there
is
some
such
inheritance,
fleet
half
way
abound
the
glob'.-the
scientists
have
not
yet
been
to
see
about
det-royini;
the
enable
to
find
it,
or
how
it
works,
my.
In
the
Sea
of
Japan,
Ad-But
the
scientists
have
found
mn
al
Togo
hoisted
no
signals
to
that
if
vou
nut
a
new
born
Rus-
the
effect
that
Japan
expected
sian
boy
in
an
English
home
he
ivcryone
to
do
his
duty
but
will
grow
up
to
eat,
drink,
think
here's
betting
he
di:'
some
thin
and
in
every
way
act
like
anv
as
effective.
The
foemen's
fleet
other
Englishman.
So
all
around
rU
to
the
bottom
and
Togo
b"-the
circle
came
Japan's
Nelson
without
dy-
,
He
did
that
years
later.
I
am
one
of
those
folks
who,
believes
that
every
human
per-1
Most
of
us
who
managed
to
sonality
Is
unique,
and
thai,
every
survive
the
days
of
what's
beln,
tiny
babe
has
a
spirit
within
it
written
about,
can
remember
which
is
the
product
of
all
It
hatl
'hat
as
a
war,
it
was
reckoned
experienced
before
It
came
to
be
a
pretty
hefty
one.
Vancouver
re-born
in
a
baby
body
but
I
""d
Victoria
repeaters
went
to
Tokio
and
even
further.
A
few
haven't
got
time
or
space
to
ex-
looks
at
Por.
Kood
square
pand
that
here
and
now.
,
Arthur.
In
the
main,
they
p.11
,.r
u
4.
v,
ARE
T,r
We
do
know
that
there
hlrned
in
wortn
wnile
stories.
For
$5.95
Comforters
Double
Bed,
Satin
covered,
from
have
everything
to
gum
ami
nu.hing
to
lose.
I
think
we
are
mighty
fortunate.
(i
R.
S.
P.I.At
KAIIY
Hank
Manager,
Past
President,
Chamber
of
Commerce:
The
aluminum
industry
at
Kitimaat
cannot
but
benefit
Prince
Rupert
through
contributing
to
the
general
prosperity
of
British
Columbia
and
this
area.
Obviously
there
will
be
a
railway
SHOP
AND
SAVE
AT
and
a
road
from
Kitimaat
to
Under
the
chairmanship
of
very
cieimue
national
pauei.i-,
rn
thine,
a
little
eo-'iDeration
of
thought
and
acti.in.
For
lr-
here
antj
there
was
never
know-i
the
junction
point
at
Terrace.
They
will
be
feeders
to
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
the
Skeena
River
Highway.
The
central
interior
and
Baby
Goods
i
Theodore
Roosevelt,
American
president,
representatives
met
in
a
little
Nw
England
town
ant
talked
things
over.
And
that's
how
the
show
ended.
stance,
any
society
which
needs
t0
f0
amiss
n
trpnsitrpr
is
well
ndvised
t,"
With
Russia
vanquished,
aroso
Dress
Patterns
5HOEFINDINGS
-
WINTER
DRESS
Cards,
Stationery
and
Kitchenware
"
'
"
'
ot
Reddy
Kilowatt
Says:
ETJTI
pick
one
whose
name
begins
with
Mac.
French
men
and
worn'-"
make
good
cooks
because
th"
iust
can't
tolerate
bad
food.
With
the
Englishman,
form
counts
for
more
than
it
does
with
mo'-.i.
folks.
The
most
powerful
law
in
that
amazinc
land
is
the
unwritten
law
"it
isn't
done."
;
oOo
UNI
ESS
WE
ALL
WANT
to
ret
,
atomized
to
kingdom
come
we
lesser
fry
had
better
get
busy
and
study
our
new
bosses.
Uncle
Sam
and
Uncle
Joe,
or
to
be
more
specific,
the
Americans
and
the
Russians.
As
Disraeli
said,
"We
must
educate
our
new
masters."
If
vou
study
the
wavs
of
th
Americans,
since
earliest
days,
you
see
that
there
is
a
distinct
and
unique
pattern
which
rum
through
their
national
actions
and
national
attitudes.
As
a
very
shrewd
Canadian
"110
KITCHEN
SHOULD
V)JAvt
BE
WITHOUT
THESE
AIDS!"
4
i
BUI'BtnER
USED
(AR
SCRIPTURE
PASSAGR
FOR
TOOAf
"Confess
your
faults
one
to
another
and
pray
for
one
another
that
ye
may
be
healed."
James
5:16.
'
LONDON
(CP)
Two
thieves
in
'siDDINGTON,
England
(CP)
Euston
station
have
a
new
tech-
When
a
dog
chased
a
goase
in-nique,
a
smash-and-grab
raid
to
a
drainpipe
in
this
Glouees-with
no
smash.
They
run
into
tershire
town,
it
saved
the
6
Week-end
Special
Attention
Truckers
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BUSINESS
COl'PE,
'48
CIIKVROLKT
PICK
I
P
One
owner!
10,000
miles
New
motor.
Top
shape.
the
victim's
shop
crying
"A
boy
goose's
life.
The
goose
ventured
has
broken
a
window"
and
while
from
her
hide-out
a
week
later,
the
storekeeper
is
investigating
too
thin
to
grace
the
Christmas
they
loot
the
till.
.
dinner
table.
4!)
PLYMOUTH,
fully
"quip-
'41
I
OKI)
SKDAN
DI-I.IVKRV
ped,
A-l
condition
-
Lots
of
miles
reft
An
Electric
Kttle
The
fastest
way
of
boil-ing
water!
Just
plug
it
in
enough
boiling
water
for
four
cups
or
tea
or
coffee
in
lxx
minutes.
.
It's
fast
because
the
element
is
riht
in
the
water
alt
the
heal
goes
into
the
water
do
current
wasted.
Can't
overheat
turns
itself
off
automatically
if
it
should
boil
dry
...
A
"must"
when
there's
sickness
in
the
house
.
.
.
and
handy
any
time.
$2015
$450
Liberal
M
P.
once
said
to
me.
the
Americans
are
the
most
untidy
of
all
peoples
in
their
techniques
of
government.
They
are
also
Impulsiveapt
to
go
trigger-happy
on
the
spur
of
the
moment
(such
as
when
they
went
to
war
with
Spain
over
the
sinking
of
the
U.S.S.
"Maine"
without
waiting
to
find
out
that,
in
cold
fact,
the
Spaniards
had
had
nothing
to
do
with
that
accident).
The
Englishman
would
almost
Mm
die
rather
than
make
a
scene
over
a
referee's
unpopular
decision
in
a
cricket
match;
the
American
is
schooled
to
believe
that
razzin?
the
umpire
is
PART
of
the
game.
Above
all,
however,
the
Am
ericans
are
eiiecuva.
In
details
of
big
actions,
they
are
about
as
messy
as
a
thunder
tug
herd
of
buffalo.
But
like
that
herd,
most
of
them
Bet
lo
whers
ff
$
v
Seagrams
fJ
Kings
Plate
ff
the
herd
decides
it
has
to
go.
.
:
-
If
:
iJ
ivl
a
y
Ufa
be
health
ter,
wealthlerund
wiser
for
us
all
In
the
New
Year
Is
the
hearty
wish
of
"
,r
jLi
i
mM"
(dMkuxmtiitiii
,95'
Conference
Opens
Today
LONDON.
The
British
Commonwealth
prime
ministers'
conference
commenced
at
No.
10
An
Electric
Toaster
Toast,
made
right
on
the
dining
table
or
in
the
kitchen,
just
to
every-body's
taste
lightly
done,
golden
brown,
crisp
and
piping
hot.
Saves
time
.
.
.
prevents
waste
for
you,
only
make
just
enough,
A
handsome
piece
to
grace
your
tali
I
e,
too
!
Toasts
both
sides
at
once.
An
Electric
Iron
Drop
in
ar.J
feet
this
electric
inin.
"Why,"
you'll
say,
'it's
so
light!"
Ys,
only
three
pounds
.
.
.
and,
because
of
its
big
sole-plate,
you
can
cut
your
ironing
time
by
as
much
as
a
third.
Finger-tip
Fabric
Dial
"tunes
in"
correct
temperature
for
every
fabric.
V.lectrical
appliances
the
most
accept
ahit
presents
for
weddings,
anniversaries
or
iust
becausel
Downing
Street
here
today.
There
are
some
observers
whoj
on
Wednesday
were
saying
the
;
Commonwealth
might
ask
Ca:i-
ada
to
send
troops
to
the
Middle
East
in
the
possible
event
of
war.
They
say
Canada
has
never
sent!
troops
to
the
Middle
East
in!
strength
before.
This
is
one
of!
the
defence
questions
expected'
to
be
brouglit
up.
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PHARMACY
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'
Sure
tel
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advertisement
is
not
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or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
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board
or
by
the
Government
of
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