Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
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v
'
.
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Monday.
December
17,
1951
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
'Vi
rfi
it
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
(he
upbuilding
of
Prince
,7V
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia;
'
Member
of
Canadian
"cess
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
UTAj
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor;
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
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Today,
the
trained
Canadian,
private
toldier
draws
$15(1
and;
1
mind.
Thai's
a
lot
better
than
:
the
Ivan
und
unlovely
$1.10,
t;or-
I
blime.
By
carrier,
per
wvek,
20c;
per
month,
75c;
per
year,
$8
00;
by
mail,
per
month,
7.rc;
per
year,
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Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
"
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Bobsled
From
Heaven
Thus
is
the
season
when
some
1
itu7ac
,
i,i,
tv,-,
r
1
t
ao
away
uain
111
1.11
filrlu
vpiivo
nf
this
fpn-'
S'
"
'
'
"
.4
tury,
when
we
prayed
fo.'
folks
like
to
linger
in
the
post-office
lobby,
hopniR
for
a
letter
that
has
et
to
arrive
There's
every
indication
of
a
strain
on
paliemt.
And
to
keep
peeping
through
tlie
letter
boxes
at
the
slacks
of
mail
ten
feet
hih,
wailing
to
be
sorted
is
not
helping
the
situation
in
the
slightest.
the
big
bobsled.
The
Philpott
tribe
was
not
yet
i
complete
that
Christmas.
Onlv
i
about
nine
or
ten
of
the
final
;
total
of
thirteen
children
were
I
born
by
then.
But
we
lived
just
ai
Lilt
loot
of
the
steep
.-lop,
J
everybody
called
the
Hamilton
j
"mountain
.
A
breaui-iamnf,
t
1
r
'
A
II
.v.-
c:-
f
,s
1
rs--
i,
,
,.
,
'J-
Some
day,
this
week,
will
be
lh
year's
shortest.
Few
of
us
would
know,
unless
told.
But
it's
cheerful
to
realize
that
from
now
on,
flower
gardens,
sulphur
and
molasses,
holidays
and
maple
sunar
will
be
just
that
much
nearer.
uousiea
run
enueu
uuitusi.
iitei-ally
at
our
back
aoor.
Our
house,
having
so
many
kids
of
its
own,
naturally
attracted
many
more,
like
a
big
magnet
pulU
111
iou.;e
iron
bits.
RUM
OVER7
YEARS
OLD
II
a
nation
is
to
be
restored
to
I
a
more
satisfactory
stale,
a
return
to
confidence
in
ihe
currency
Is
a
good
way
to
start.
In
fact,
it's
the
only
way,
as
Mr.
Churchill
evidently
thinks.
j
DIRECTS
KOREAN
TRAFFIC
Provost
Corps
LCpl.
A.
D
'Iheoret
of
Cornwall,
Out.,
directs
traffic
before
a
maze
of
tactical
road
signs
in
Korea.
LCpl.
Theoret
Ls
stationed
at
the
Canadian
Army's
25th
Brii'adj
hf
adquir
lers.
(CP
from
National
Defence
1
Thi
.vrtiit
u
sot
i.il.li.t,r4
or
ii.i.l.i,rt
kj
tLt
Liqwu,J
We
already
had
hand
sleighs,
011
which
we
wlii-aieu
down
uie
mountain
.side
dozens
of
tinier
daily,
"in
the
approved
"oellv
;
iijtumer"
.style.
But
we
wanted
a
good
big
bobslell,
where
a
dozen
or
more
boys
and
gins
could
sit,
back-to-tummy
and
share
the
thrill
Hut
comes
umj
iroin
group
adventure.
MOTHER
TAUGHT
us
year
in
year
out
that
God
answers
prayer.
We
never
missed
ianul..
prayers
in
our
house,
at
bieau-la.st,
and
every
kid
was
taught
1
to
say
his
or
her
prayers
heloi
e
piling
into
bed
at
night.
WS7t
7Ti
Pension
Program
Leading
Measure
of
Fall
Session
Unless
we
get
ahead
with
a
,
planned
build-up
of
the
forces,
1
wo
mil'.ht
as
well
quit
and
do
it
j
now."
Of
course,
General
Eisen-;
'
howei
,
speaking
in
Paris,
did
not
say
that
Yet
It's
what
he
;
meant.
Meanwhile
there's
a
U.S.
i
election
next
year
and
plenty
feel
'
Ike
would
look
well
In
the
White
I
Ilou.-w.
WM::
By
D'ARC'Y
O'DONNELL
Cttll:itiiu
Prrstt
Starr
Writer
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
fifth
session
of
Canada's
!
So
t
hat
Cnristnus
an
Uie
boys
v.-
,
..v.
...
.v.
..
v
,.
,
.
.
,
mm
Exchange
Control
Lifted
of
the
Canadian
federal
exchange
ABOLITION
board
regulations,
which
imposed
restrictions
that
even
after
ten
years
we
still
considered
a
nuisance,
will
he
welcomed,
primarily
because
the
move
at
Ottawa
returns
to
us
another
of
the
very
important
freedoms
which
'we
lost
during
the
war.
-
Now
we
can
140
hack
and
forth
to
the
United
States
or
elsewhere,
spending
as
freely
as
we
lik;
and
lirinjiinjf
hack
uoods
without
limit
althou.i,
of
course,
we
will
still
have
to
pay
the
duty.
-
We
will
he
able
to
send
to
the
United
States
for
v.jiat
v:e
like
without
having
to
eo
any
longer
through
what
sometimes
seemed
endless
and
certainly
time-wasting
explanations.
And,
when
we
come
to
paying,
we
will
be
able
to
send
our
checks
just
like
we
do
for
Canadian-purchased
goods
without
all
the
red
tape
at
the
hank
what
with
forms,
certifications
and
special
orders.
'
These
are
some
of
the
smaller
aspects
which
are
welcomed
with
the
removal
of
the
foreign
exchange
controls.
!
From
a
broader
angle,
the
action
bolsters
our
fiscal
and
international
morale
by
the
confidence
tliat
is
inspired
through
the
fact
that
the
govern-
ment,
after
due
consideration,
must
be
satisfied
that
the
Canadian
dollar
will
he
aide
to
maintain
itls
strength
in
the
world
market
the
natural
alth
of
the
country
should
insure
that
and
that
there
cannot
he
imminent
danger
of
war
or
serious
international
complications
at
this
time.
How
Celanese
Does
It
O
M
M
E
N
D
A
P.
L
E
,
says
Financial
Post,
is
the
v.
program
of
Celanese
CorMiration
of
America
to
keep
the
financial
community
of
Canada
informed
in
the
widest
sense
of
its
plans
and
progress.
',
The
program
had
its
curtain-raiser
in
Toronto
tile
other
evening
when
some
200
bankers,
insurance
men
and
other
leaders
in
the
financial
community
were
guests
of
Celanese
Corporation
president,
Harold
Blancke.
In
a
pleasantly
relaxed
atmosphere
Iflancke
gathered
his
guests
together,
told
them
how
his
$40
million
Columbia
Cellulose
plant
at
Prince
Rupert
was
making
out,
reported
on
progress
in
construction
of
the
$54
million
Canadian
Chemical
plant
at
Edmonton,
sketched
in
Celanese
Corporation
over-all
policy,
business
philosophy,
plans
and
expectations
not
only
as
they
affected
purely
Canadian
operations
but
in
the
world
scope.
Followed
a
blanket
invitation
to
"put
any
question
you
want."
;
Thus
did
the
men
who
raise
the
money
for
Q-lanese
Corporation
enterprises
in
Canada
get
a
first-hand
report
on
how
the
investment
they
guide
is
put
to
work.
;
It's
a
policy
Illaneke
has
followed
in
U.S.
for
veral
years
and
this
yearly
get-together
is
now
assured
as
a
permanent
feature
of
the
Celanese
iiivestor-relations
effort
in
Canada.
I
It's
a
program
worthy
of
wider
adoption.
and
girls
111
the
Hulipotl
tribe
21st
Parliament,
Called
primarily
to
provide
pensions
on
the
table
three
times
a
day
'prayeu
loud
and
long
lor
that
,
t
...
,,,r,ti,
t
o
i;.,nu
TO
1
nr.,
keeps
climbing.
Why
shouldn't
it,
.,,-,,1
r
bob.
we
hoped
the
Lord
was
f
$40
a
month
to
Canadians
0
and
over,
and
now
,ower
and
Jewer
p,,01)le
hearing
our
prayers
111
heaven
about
to
close
for
the
holidays,
has
dealt
with
a
wide
are
farming,
others
eating
jn:l
but
we
made
uarn
sure
that
bo;
n
.
,
.
,
.
.'feeding
more
and
more
people
father
and
mother
diiK
1l.1w.1-
'
Variety
OI
OtntT
topics.
...
1
doing
something
else
to
earn
a
stairs.
.
Almost
from
the
lirne
the
payments
will
atari
as
soon
as
llvilUJ?
.
:
special
fall
session
opened
Oc-
airreements
are
concluded
with,
'
WEEKS
BEFORE
that
joyful
tober
9
priority
was
given
to
the
ptovirrres.
An
estimated
145.-;
j
Christmas
our
intelligence
ser-
government
business.
No
time
000
Canadians
will
qualify
for
i
1
I
I
vice
aecuutely
inioimed
us
mat
was
devoted
to
the
study
of
bills
tnt'
pensions,
to
be
lmaiu-ed
out
VemON3l
in
!
uau
hau
already
ordered
the
sponsored
by
private
members.'1-1
Kelieral
revenues.
j
bob
lrom
a
handy-man
and
but
they
were
given
full
oppur-
The
new
ax:ts
will
replace
leg-
T
I
nnniiariOC
iamily
l.iend,
a
Mr.
Be-kerson.
tunily
to
express
their
gnev-
Islat
ion
under
which
pensions
of
I
WU
Laliy
Udycb
1
can
1
rememoer
exactly
now
we
anres
during
a
long-drown-out
$40
a
month
wvre
paid
io
per-
j
lound
out,
but
I
th.nk
the
luider-
debate
on
the
address
in
reply
son.-:
70
and
over
who
had
lived
Buingual
memorial
service
In
outer
must
have
been
our
.sister
to
the
.speech
from
the
throne.
in
Canada
for
at
least
20
years
fcntlish
and
Ukrainian
.
was
Leah.
She
was
a
natural
born
The
pen.sion
legislation,
com-
and
who
could
prove
their
need
conducted
Friday
by
Senior
Cap-
Kenms
at
finding
out
secrets,
for
pleting
a
revision
of
the
-old-
lor
a
pension.
The
federal
gov-'
tain
George
Oystryk
at
the
instance,
a
tew
years
later
when
age
security
program,
provided
einmentpaid
75
per
cent
of
the
Urenviile
Court
Chapel
of
the
!
in
some
Dovish
trouble
I
had
de-
for
federal
pensions
to
all
70
and
cost
and
the
provinces
the
re-
B
C.
Undertakers
for
the
late
mm
t'Ml.KllM
Charles
Gabura
before
the
re
!
cidt-d
to
-run
away
from
home''
;
over,
regardless
of
means,
if
they
mainoer.
Lean
lound
my
goodDye
noie
have
lived
in
Canada
for
at
lea.-:t
High
n
the
list
of
import
jbeiore
1
could
get
out
of
live
20
years.
Payment
will
.start
In
ant
measures
at
the
fall
ses-
house.
Her
shrieks
of
laugher
January
and
are
expected
to
9,0
i
loused
,tne
family.
lo
some
700,000
Canadians.
-
'
'
Elmore
s
running
away
f'
oni
"
'"
(
x
X
C'HANCiFS
"
.1
1
iioine
anu
lies
niuoe
ilis
win
mains
were
svnt
to
Terrace
whc:e
interment
was
made
at
the
weei.-end.
There
was
alfo
a
solo
in.
Ukrainian
by
Captain
Ostryk
'This
World
:s
Not
My
Home."
Mis.
J.
C.
Gilker
presided
at
the
organ
and
hymns
weiv
"KockJ
of
Ases,"
Jesus,
Saviour,
Pilot1
Mi"
and
"Safe
in
the
Arms
of:
Jsus."
i
Countrymen
of
deceased
acted
nr.
pallb.arers
They
were
Wil-i
liam
Mentvnko,
John
Mulak.i
von
was
one
authorizing
establishment
of
a
crown
agency
to
construct
the
St.
IwreiK
sriniT
with
or
without
I
mteil
States
Co-operation.
An
agreement
was
concluded
with
Ontario
for
the
development
of
power
resources
on
the
International
Itapiiis
section
(if
the
rrt
t.
1
Three
tax
changes
were
made
to
finance
the
$40()
000.000
program.
Finance
Minister
Abbott
announced
a
two-per-cent
increase
in
both
the
tax
on
personal'
incomes
and
on
corporate
profits.
But
a
ceiling
of
$0
a
yea:-
v
if
No
one
expressed
outright
op
placed
on
the
amount
a
person
Potion
to
construction
of
the
John
Haidek,
Dan
Sawchuk,
Nick
Wcctnc.
auj,
uuv
.Krnai
ujiiju.in.iuu
iweii'.cnKO
anci
r
rea
rrysiay.
members
urged
that
simultane-
.
ously
with
the
project
steps
be
HONORS
QUARTERBACK
will
contribute
to
the
pension
fund
throuRh
personal
income
tax.
Two
per
cent
o
the
)0-per-cent
sales
tax
was
earmarked
lor
the
pension
fund.
At
the
five-month
spring
ses
L'i,.'ii
iu
uivnwij
irsuMicus
of
the
Maritime
and
prairie!
",'""
,
tiKllt
students
here
has
formed
provinces
'
.
.
e,
Junior
Red
Cross
branch
nam-
Mb
3
sion,
the
government
was
au-i
inree
mree
0111s
0111s
proviaine
proviaing
lor
'orjjj
-The
Dobber
"
in
honor
of
thorized
to
share
on
a
00-50
,
equalization
of
-Ireight
rates
jstar
qua'rte-back
Glenn
Dobbs
basis
with
the
provinces
the
cot
,
across
Canada
were
endorsed.
1
0l
tiie
fjskaichewan
Roughrid-ol
S40-u-monih
perusioas
to
the
j
Tlie
legislation
was
rocommend-'
trs
w,
0
)()st
.
ollawa
ln
,his
needy,
between
;
und
69.
The
1
Co.-itinui
d
on
.ase
4
1
I
yeu'rV
3rey
Cup
final.
XJ.SUH
10
it".
She
read
out
the
pa:t
wiwrc
I
bequeaied
my
tool
chest
to
the
particular
browner
with
whom
1
nad
not
had
the
fight
thai
day.
1
tried
10
kill
her,,
but
she
was
too
hard
to
catch.
;
But
to
get
back
to
live
bob.sled
from
heaven.
'Inis
time
-all
-of
us
had
10
KEEP
a
secret.
So
we
prayed
for
that
boD
Because
we
wanted
it,
and
with
a
lot
1110:
e
certainty
after
we
knew
it
was,
as
young
lolks
now
say,
in
tne
,
bag.
But
we
prayed
too
aner
we
.saw
how
much
that
meant
to
the
old
folks.
Even
we
hardened
litlle
sinners
sensed
wia.
II
wuuia
have
been
a
real
shame
lo
spoil
the
whole
tiling
lor
muni
and
dad,
so
we
had
to
go
through
with
it.
No
proiessional
burih
of
troupers
ever
put
on
a
wUei
act.
THE
DAY
before
Christmas
was
IJtrle;t.
There
was
a
clean
blanket
of
white
snow.
An
sleign
bells
sounded
cheerful
in
tho.se
uay-s-anu
uay.-:
arm
wnen
wnen
dad
dad
drove
drove
oi
oil
l
in
the
cutter,
behind
Gypsy,
our
cnestnut
mare,
those
en.-
sounded
lupp:er
than
ever.
Just
after
dusk
dad
drove
in
at;...,
uut,
this
wrne
wiviiimt
a
sound.
He
had
the
bobsled
tied
on
behind
the
cutter.
He
sttallli-
-
tin
'xi
m
THEY
PAY
OFF
if
11
$
,
1
I
K.
1
I
I
Ck
IT'S
CASY
MWIIKN
SWIIi:iV
OXLY
UXLY
ITS
PROFITABLE
1
I
(
irfni
To
Use
I
I
cr-yf
7
I
I
I
I
if
Jfct-
ll
fS?
-
..
i
I
St
rtplure-Paiiage
for
Jotlay
"He
ordained
twelve,
that
they
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