Mean
-Powell
River
Survey
Bill
Bailey
Enters
Home
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
hotel
arrivals
As
I
Sec
It
BUS
SERYl
P,.r,..l
l
Wednesday,
July
25,
1951
For
Possible
Kitimat
Mill
(Prince
Rupert)
E.
Hunsperger,
Port
Huron
Possibility
of
still
further
large
industrial
de-;
Michigan;
r.
Denhoim.
R.
Mat
v
M
j
thDn...
D.
Cl
O.
(Kpnstrnnl
Stenstrom
mill
and
w.
V
i
William
Bailey,
old
soldier
and
j
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
since.
vurly
day,
entered
the
Pioneers'
i
Home
at
Westview
yesterday.
For
a
long
time
he
lived
In
his
own
thew:;,
Watts,
Vancouver:
L.
Mercer,
Terrace;
Mis.
J.
Benjamin
and
NOTE;
Thin
company
l,
u,
velopment
in
Northern
British
Columbia
is
seen
by
the
Financial
Post
in
current
plans
of
Aluminum
Co.
tin
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
Dally
Newspaper
Association
O
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
'
n
home
Deyona
nuys
uicr
uut
u-
Miss
Levin,
Minneapolis;
MafMlllan
i
vancing
years
and
general
disa-
of
Canada
and
Powell
River
Co.
to
examine
the
Kit'
pKhHtriKrs
will
h.
-
.
Black,
New
YorK:
A.
or
Irom
polnU
run
ul'lj
mat
area
as
a
possible
site
for
a
pulp
and
paper
mill,
j
caspaco;
w.
Stephen
and
e'1
i
advV4bie
Seattle;
Mill
L.
Bil-l-
,
THfa
of
the
survey,
savs
Al-Ia"n.
fiy
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c-
Per
Year,
Mr.
Bailey,
born
In
England,
$8.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8.00
gfff'
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
can.
is
the
creation
of
a
"fully
j
man,
cauuiiuir.
.
r.
integrated
industry
to
utilize
all
Rk
Hill,
South
Carolina;
D.
available
wood
species
In
that
Kelway.
Burns
Lake:
Mrs.
L.
area
to
the
full
extent
practical
;
Markovltch.
Quesnul:
Earl
Miller,
with
due
regard
to
economic
j
Worcester,
Mass.;
O.
Randall.
Wrrnmstanre
"
Hamilton:
C.
A.
8tone
and
H.
Joined
the
army
early
In
life.
He
served
in
India,
Africa
and
other
parts
of
the
globe
and
has
a
great
fund
of
recollections
and
s'.orivs
of
unusual
Interest.
ray
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Wanted-
Farmers
Hanson,
Canton,
North
Carolina:
GETS
HER
WISH
Hot
Spot
Movie
IF
YOU
WANT
to
know'
one
of
the
reasons
why
Arab
kings
are
being
assassinated
these
clays,
and
why
Persian
prime
ministers
hide
permanently
in
parliament
buildings,
you
could
do
worse
than
see
SIROCCO.
It's
better
than
most,
anyway.
For
the
scene
of
the
movie,
.-.iKl
r
rv.
mill
nrlMl.
ana
Mrs.
I.
ounivnii.
nuns
Brearley
and
VANCOUVER
(CP)-A
83-year-
..net
Tf
ic
knwn
thdt
Piw,-11
1
ton
;
Mr.
andMrs
has
been
eyeing
the
area
for
son,
Terrace;
C.
L.
French,
Van
some
time.
It
Is
estimated
ttntiderhoof.
EASTBOUND
i
from
Prince
Ruoert
to
Smilhcrj
j
WESTBOUNC
Iriilays
unil
Mumu
Mn
in
!S
to
I'ltl.NCE
Kl
Pii:,
WAV
POINTS
Tyw.
HkeeiiB.
K.Lm'i,
Exati-w,
Hlutiun..
All.,
un
in,.,
;,,
..,u,;
h;;
tun
tbiutniii,
Mui
CANADU
old
woman
drug
addict,
who
pleaded
for
a
penitentiary
term
so
she
could
leave
the
coast,
got
her
wish.
Her
18-nionth
re-
MOUEST
BEGINNING
A
couple
of
shocks
were
felt
Powell
has
a
billion
and
a
quar-in
San
Francisco
Monday
ven-iter
feet
in
Kitimat
valley
and,
tne
Each
was
sIIhIU.
Certainly
larger
stands
on
the
Quee.li
Chaniplain
established
his
first
!
formatory
term
was
Increased
settlement
at
Quebec
with
27
1
to
two
years
in
Kingston
Peiu-men.
'
tentiary.
IS
a
rather
sad
reflection
on
the
Canadian
economic
IT,
situation
that,
for
the
first
time
in
the
Dom-iijRin's
history,
we
are
importing
eggs
and
doing
it
bytthe
thousands
of
cases
at
that.
S2
We
don't
raise
chickens
in
our
backyards
as
so
nSany
of
us
used
to
do
in
the
good
old
days.
It
might
help
some
if
we
did
but
that,
of
course,
is
not
the
answer.
The
trouble
is
that,
with
the
development
of
the
bip;
industries,
which
is
going
on
with
such
leaps
and
I
Sirocco,
is
in
Syria,
next
door
to
Jordan,
where
Abdullah
was
j
muredered
a
few
days
ago.
The
picture
shows
how,
a
few
years
it
was.
That's
a
delicate
subject
,
Charlotte
Islands,
a
short
dis-anywhere
in
the
neighborhood
'
'anee
west
01
Kitimat.
ct
the
Oolden
Gate.
This
timber,
plus
huge
tracts
'
'
from
the
interior
area
which
will
'
ibe
partly
flooded
when
Alcan
MftRP
MOKE
BfiftM
ROOM
j
Us
dams
buiU
could
oe
ago,
the
French
tried
to
hang
on
to
one
of
their
imperial
out-
iused
for
the
protected
mill.
A
nanasomeiy
uouna
ana
nius
posts.
But
the
French
are
gone
tratd
booklet
entitled
"Port
I
now
from
Svria
and
Lebanon.
ErtwarH
Prince
Rmiert'a
Indus-
ALCAN'S
POLICY
!
tlio
RritUh
oro
or.no
trnnl
Palci.
ft
"
,
.,..
.......
Ilio
Alrttn
rCDOrtS
that
tllB
mOVe!
NATION
bounds
these
days,
we
are
losing
our
agricultural
tine,
and
all
over
the
rest
of
;
ttli)r
day.
This
was
about
forty
:"ls
1"
llne
wlth
tne
lo"K
eslub-
j
that
hottest
of
world
hot
boxes
1
years
ago
before
wars
and
dis-llshed
belief
that
industrial
Kitimat
should
start
Its
career
was
nut
the
overwhelming
sentiment
is
asters.
Small
wonder
It
'
a
one-company
alumlnun
FOREIGNER
feOSS
GO
HOME.
U1-1
as
thought
the
new
railway
minus
might
need
an
annex.
WHEN
WE
were
there,
the
Brit-
j
Fancv
real
estate
selling
at
$1,160
I
Growth
of
aluminum
and
pulp
Find
out
how
to
put
yourself
on
.
j
your
own
pay-roll
...
at
"MY
!
ttMBMMiai
feANK".
Ask
for
yr
copy
of
11
"Personal
Flannini;"
at
our
,...,.
n
'
J!?
fl
neighborho.U
Bof
M
branch.
ff
BMri
1L
(T'Cf)
W
Ish
papers
were
full
of
the
a
front
foot.
Behind
the
Port
and
paper
side
by
side
In
B.C.
pictures
of
the
new
star,
Marta
Edward
townsite
were
the
follow-;
would
follow
the
pattern
set
by
Toren.
If
I
remember
correctly,
;
jng:
r.
h.
Thompson,
Seattle
the
two
industries
in
the
Lake
she
is
the
North
African
Arao
city
engineer
field
supervision,
St
John-Saguenay
region
in
the
gal
who
was
going
through
forjRitchle
and
Agnew;
directors,
E
l
Province
of
Quebec.
Price
Bros,
a
doctor,
but
gave
up
the
idea
j
Matthews
Seattle-
Wm
A
i
Co-
and
Lake
st-
Jonn
Po'"c
to
go
on
the
stage.
j
A'gneWi
Montreal;
L.
W.
Patmore,
i
PaPer-
for
Instance,
are
among
But
maybe
I
am
getting
her
i
prjnce
Ruperf
Dr
W
T
Kergin
'
'
tne
maJr
nonaluminum
users
of
mixed
up
with
some
other
sultry
!
Prlnce
Rupert-
a
W
Agnvw
Power
f
rom
the
Saguenay
River
damsel.
I
never
can
remember
Samuel
Harrison
.financial
agent,
i
where
Alcan
nas
lts
nUii"
8t""
the
movie
actresses'
names.!
eratlng
plants.
J&ii
'
and
you'll
like
JVULf
V-
:
VKlf
w
rib
at
,he
1
nif
v
-
Fr
L
"Hospitoliryor
Good
Food
That
Li
Our
fw
I
background.
'
The
young
people
are
leaving
the
land.
Agriculture
is
no
longer
accepted
as
a
career
by
young
Canadians,
notwithstanding
the
changes
that
have
heen
brought
to
living
on
the
land
with
the
automobile,
good
roads,
electrifications,
mechanization
and
other
scientific
improvements
and
conveniences.
1
We
have
.simply
changed
from
an
agricultural
people
to
an
industrial.
We
do
not
want
to
work
on
the
land
anymore.
One
need
not
leave
Prince
Rupert's
own
back
yard
to
see
the
tendency
which
has
become
appalling
on
the
prairies
and
more
extensive
agricultural
areas.
;
Yet
we
need
the
agricultural
base
and
have
ajbundant
capacity
of
the
finest
of
land
to
support
it.
Now
that
we
have
not
the
agricultural
people
ourselves,
the
answer,
of
course,
is
immigration
immigration
such
as
the,
Dutch
people
that
are
coming
into
the
Terrace
and
elsewhere
in
the
central
interior
and,
of
course,
our
own
good
British
people.
Europe
is
anxious
to
emigrate
some
.of
her
WO.IIHO
WITH
CANADIANS
IN
IVIiY
WAIK
Of
Lift
UNCI
1117
Pbuue
17
for
Out?
though
I
never
forget
the
looks
Because
preliminary
work
on
of
those
I
like.
j
INDUSTRIOUS,
ALL
RIGHT!
,a
stuciy
of
Kltimut's
pulp
mid
I
guess
I'm
just
like
the
folks
Afairs
did
look
promising.
The
j
paper
possibilities
is
only
now
in
a
northern
Canadian
airport
opening
of
the
Grand
Trunk
getting
under
way,
it
may
be
town.
During
World
War
Two
a
,
Pacific
was
just
around
the
cor-
some
time
before
a
decision
on
famous
movie
actress
was
forced
ner.
This
was
also
true
of
the
j
such
a
project
can
be
made.
Alto
alight
there,
on
the
way
home
J
Panama
Canal.
Prince
Rupert,
can
is
working
on
an
elastic
from
entertaining
U.S.
troops
:
as
a
terminus,
was
commanding
,
schedule
for
its
aluminum
and
overseas.
She
got
herself
all
set
1
nation-wide
interest.
Yes,
this
1
power
development,
but
in
May;
to
make
a
personal
appearance
!
was
tne
launching
of
a
itolden
the
company
said
that
at
the
To
Tjkf
Oil
.
.
1
1
Commodore
for
the
benefit
of
the
gawping
era
Thus,
the
public
talked
and
i
then
current
rate
of
construe-
ORM.ES
lion,
B.C.
thould
have
its
fint
aluminum
production
in
1954.
j
crowd.
tne
emerged
irom
the
,
doubtless
thought.
Port
Edward,
;
plane
with
her
best
protessionai
'
tnat
name
on
tne
ranway
a
few
Hollywood
smile
and
gestures,
i
mlles
from
town
was
being
called
j
with
concealed
pencil
all
set
to
:
thp
industrial
annex.
And
to-
PI
1
1
MM
sign
scaos.oi
auiograpns.
nui!B.
looking
back
across
the
can
it
be
said
there
has
.
V
,
1
years,
and
Bitten
by
Rattler,
Boy
is
Recovering
compacted,
poorly
living
and
agriculturally-trained
Sword
passed
around:
Miss
been
a
misnomer?
For
there
is
industry
out
there,
surpassing
fondest
hopes.
The
Pioneer
Druggists
HEM
people.
Canada
needs
such
people.
They
can
and
do
j
But
the
airport
folks
gave
the
make
good
citizens,
providing
they
are
properly
appalling
answer:
-Miss
?
f
f
J
,
,
Y
(Who
is
she?"
PENTICTON
A
small
boy,
It's
sixty
years
this
summer
since
th
three
white
Empresses
;
Jimmy
Muirhead;
was
bitten
rattlesnake.
ON
OUR
trip
overseas
this
year
my
wife
and
I
went
to
the
gave
me
iMoriu
racuic
anu
dui-
three
tlinos
by
a
ish
Columbia
coast,
a
notable
Enough
poison
serum
was
rushed
PHONE
81
Pat
Ifpatlpv
Run
mar.
theatre
wherever
we
happend
renown
I
he
Kclioiile.1
Prompt
Servo,
You
Know
I
!
to
be.
We
came
home
convinced
ine
editor,
tells
about
them.
One:vu
lu
"u,r
that
Canada
is
miles
behind
j
does
not
have
to
belong
to
Van-'
life.
'
most
other
countries
in
one
re-'couver
to
feel
the
call
of
the!
seieciea.
Unless
we
do
something,
soon
about
supplying
crur
own
eggs,
butter,
etc.,
there
will
be
other
deplorable
importations
as
well
and
at
a
time
when
we
aire
trying
to
sell
arms
and
ammunition
in
the
United
States
to
bolster
up
our
slipping
trade
balance.
The
restoration
of
our
agricultural
economic
base
and
the
balancing
of
the
topheavy
industrial
trend
is
one
of
Canada's
most
serious
economic
problems
today.
And
the
answer
to
it
appears
to
be
itnmigration
on
a
substantial
scale.
PHONE
J
spect:
We
have
no
live
theatre
worthy
of
the
name.
Yet
Canadians
are
doing
really
well
on
the
British
stage.
Empresses
of
India,
China
and
Japan,
yacht-like
and
creatures
of
grace.
Though
their
physical
shells
have
long
since
vanished
under
the
breakers'
ham-
I
For
Repairs
tnd
Hxf
And
yet
when
we
went
to
th9
mor,
and
tne
green
waves
01
uie
P
O.
Bm
til
r
new
Totem
theatre
in
Vancouver
I
sea.
Pat
so
truly
says
they
live
the
other
night
we
saw
a
per-
on
in
the
hearts
of
mariners
and
formance
quite
as
good
as
you
landlubbers
everywhere.
would
see
in
most
any
country.
It
was,
by
the
way,
PERSONAL
.
.
.
.
Ti
been
i
that
a
11
APPEARANCE
with
Doris
Buck-!
naf
scientist
will
to
-v.mnin.
Ingham
playing
the
part
of
the
attempt
mm,u
tre
nhvin.w-
i
tain
what
is
the
most
horrible
It
Costs
Nothing
iv
r..nari.in
h...
,h,Ht
t,.ir..
!
noise
known
to
man.
Well,
the
WE
ARE
"touched"
so
often
with
cash
appeals
'
Jangle
of
an
alarm
clock
the
first
YEAR
AFTER
year
Vancouver
s
Monday
after
vacation
must
rank
ineatre
under
The
stars
goe3j4a,"J
on
chalking
up
success
after
sue-
cess.
Some
people
attribute
that!
more
LIKE
IT!
to
the
natural
setting-the
stars,
B
an
,
savlng
that
"money
the
air,
the
trees
.
open
majestic
;
t
everytning..
but
the
ni(dern
in
the
background.
.
;
th
t
nt
lce3
To
which
I
answer
nuts.
,
,
,
,
,u.
V
Of
course
some
people
would
i
'
1
a'mhost
lZTl
"9
bec
Chronicle-Telegraph.
sooner
go
to
a
show
outside-
j
and
naturally
more
people
will:
want
to
do
so
in
midsummer.
But
lts
people
a
chance
to
express
the
DeoDle
who
will
bo
to
an
i
themselves
through
the
theatre.
Craftsman
W
that
are
getting
to
a
point
in
Prince
Rupert
vhere
they
really
hurt
that
it
is
refreshing
to
have
jm
opportunityvtso'
give
something
other
than
our
dollars,
sqmeyhing
that
does
not
hurt
us
at
all
and
Fpmething
that
can
satisfy
as
important
a
humanitarian
function
as
all
our
dollars
and
cents.
We
refer
to
the
forthcoming
third
annual
Red
Cross
blood
ijonor
clinic
which"
has
been
set
for
August
20,
21
m
22
in
Prince
Rupert
and
for
the
organization
cf
which
a
preliminary
meeting
has
been
called
for
tomorrow
night.
1
Here
is
sdhiething
that
should
go
over
strong
in
Prince
Rupert
which
is
always
known
for
the
spontaneous
and
generous
manner
in
which
it
responds
to
all
humanitarian
appeals.
;
Prince
Rupert
has
12,000
people
and
in
the
first
t,vo
annual
clinics
here
there
were
about
500
donors
outside
show
once
a
month,
or!
People
who
have
it
In
them
In
Type,
once
a
week
in
summertime,
should
have
an
outlet
through
would
surely
also
go
once
In
,
which
they
can
write
plays,
awhile
to
a
live
show
In
a
nroDr
!
through
which
they
can
act
in
Let
Us
SoN
theatre
in
wintertime.
i
plays.
And
above
all,
they
ha
Hence
I
ask,
if
we
can
make!a
right
to
be
able
to
see
plays.
such
a
marked
success
of
out-
I
say
also
hats
off
to
the
Your
Printing
M
rilONK
!!t
I
Dibb
PriA
door
theatre
in
summertime,
why
people
who
gives
us
TUTS
or
in
tarnation
can't
we
support
at
j
Totem
outdoor
theatre.
It's
a
least
one
all
year
round
indoor
I
grand
place
to
take
the
girl
for
live,
theatre?
j
the
evening,
even
If,
like
mine,
I
she's
the
same
one
you've
been
besni:r
hi?
I
HAVENT
got
around
to
read-1
taking
for
these
last
years
each.
Kamloops,
with
certainly
no
more
than
12.000
But
personally
I'm
an
indoor
ing
the
famous
Massey
Report,
eople,
had
1000
donors
in
one
year
and
2026
the
21
-Piece
Breakfast
!jf
next.
Organizer
Norton
Youngs
is
right
in
feeling
man
when
it
comes
to
the
theatre.
I
think
the
actors
have
enough
to
do
without
having
to
shout
their
lines
to
get
above
the
noise
of
the
roaring
fans
at
the
Sets
about
culture
In
Canada.
Nor
am
I
going
to
get
in
any
arguements
about
endless
ring
subjects
like
What
Is
Culture
Anyway?
But
I
say
this:
No
nation
is
a
cultured
nation
unless
it
gives
i
th
an
electric
range
you
can
be
"in
the
picture"
for
summer
pleasures
not
lied
to
the
kitchen
Move
all
the
lovely
days
when
you
want
to
be
in
the
garden
or
with
friends
...
An
electric
range
just
about
runs
itself.
All
you
do
is
set
the
clock
and
press
a
button
.
.
.
Result
better
cooking,
more
nutritious
food
.
.
.
and
lots
more
leisure!
Drop
in
and
look
over
all
the
latest
devices
for
easy
cooking.
32
-Piece
Breakfast:
1
baseball
game
next
door.
Sets
21
-Piece
Bone
$f
China
Tea
SeUi
X
DECCA
COLUMBIA
CAPITOL
Dinner
Sets,
from
$ni
66
pieces
at
i
(Including
beauHfJ
wood
and
Could
l
a
little
unhappy
about
Prince
Rupert's
response
in
the
first
two
years.
He
contends
that
we
should
at
least
eoual
Kamloops
and
we
agree.
ince
Rupert
people
should
go
really
over
the
top
in
this
campaign
if
they
will
just
catch
the
spirit
of
this
very
worthy
effort
and
respqnd
accordingly.
And
it
is
also
important
to
remember
that
the
Red
Cross
organization
is
such
that
Prince
Rupert,
through
its
own
refrigerated
bank
at
the
hospital,
replenished
weekly,
can
receive
the
full
benefit
of
the
service
whenever
the
need
or
emargency
may
arise,
right
here
at
home.
Plate),
SPECIAL
!
Latest
releases
in
Popular,
FoIk
Songs,
Classics.
78
rpm
,
and
long
play.
ALL
RECORD
ACCESSORIES
errs
ami
s'7
RECORD
BRUSHES
Keep
your
records
clean
for
longer
wear
98c
7.951
Rupert
Radio
and
Electric
Scripture
paiiage
for
Jotlay
"Seek
thou
great
things
for
thyself?
Seek
them
not."
Jer.
45:5.
1
tt!JiiiaililV
13
13
3rd
Ave.
W.
P.O.
Box
1279
Phone
44