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October
10,
1951
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Of
Alaska?
(Juneau,
Alaska,
Empire)
ITH
very
eroocl
reason,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
takes
to
NfcvV
RuVal
STAMF
This
special
four-cent
stamp
will
be
iwued
by
tha
Post
Office
Department
about
Oct.
25
to
commemorate
the
Royal
Tcur
o
Princess
Elizabeth
and
Prince
Philip.
The
issue
which
Is
not
considered
a
happy"
likeness
of
the
royal
couple
is
a
largo
purple
stamp
bearing
portraits
of
the
Frinces;
and
the
Prince.
First-day
covers
will
be
serviced
by
the
postmaster
at
Ottawa.
Enlarged
photographs
of
the
new
stamp,
just
made
public,
show
the
Prini.'.ss
with
a
wistful,
almost
remote
lcok.
The
Duke
looks
stern,
face
almost
a
frown.
,
(CP
Photo)
oCcommerce
for
their
scant
representation
at
the
hurried
throw
for
an
infield
'
single,
Dark
pulling
up
at
.sec-
ond-
Irvin
bounced
out.
Mc-
Dougald
to
Mize.
One
run,
two
hits,
no
errors,
two
left.
Yankees
.
Woodling
was
an
cfivc
(nit
Vi.alii
t,
Intinaii
Rascrii
walked.
Dark
made
a
breadbasket
slop
of
Rizuto
i
sharp
one-bouncer
and
flipped
to
Stanky
forcing
Raschi
at
second.
Stanley's
quick
relay
to
Lockman
doubled
up
Rizzuto
for
the
third
out.
No
runs,
no
hil
s
no
errors,
none'
left.
Sixth
Inning
Giants
Thomson
walked.
Rizzuto
scooped
up
Thompson
s
grasscutter,
stepped
on
second
to
iorce
Thomson,
and
then
clipped
a
fast
one
to
Mize
at
first
to
double
up
the
batter.
Westrum
fouled
out
to
Berra
behind
the
p-aie.
no
runs
no
hits,
no
errors.
Yankees
Coleman
fanned.
Ben
a
singled
and
when
Thompson
fumbled
the
ball
Bjrra
continued
tp
second.
DiMaggio
was
passed
tor
the
second
time.
Each
runner
advanced
on
a
wild
pitcu.
injmson
caught
a
low
lopping
liner
by
McDougald.
Bauer
blasted
a
triple
cleaung
tnw
bases,
putting
the
Yankees
in
front
4-1.
Stanky
tossed
out
Woodling.
Three
runs,
two
hits,
one
error.
Seventh
Inning
Giants
Joe
Collins
replaced
Mize
at
first
base
for
the
Yanks.
Mays
singled.
Rigneybatted
for
;
replaced
by
right-hander
John-,
ny
Sain.
Stanky
filed
to
Bauer.
tc
DiMaggio.
No
runs,
two
hits,
!
no
errors.
Yankees
Jim
Hearn,
righthander,
went
in
to
pitch
for
the
Giants.
Sain
grounded
out.
Rizzuto
beat
out
an
infield
single
to
Dark.
Coleman
fouled
out
to
Lockman.
Berra
rolled
out,
Stanky
to
Lockman.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Kithth
lnnin?
Giants
irvin
fiieri
tn
WnnnJ
hould
Coalition
Resign?
Attack
by
the
Victoria
Daily
Times
editorially
following
his
suggestion
that
the
coalition
government
should
resign
in
view
of
the
reverse
at
the
recent
Esquimalt
by-election
has
drawn
a
vigorous
Thirty-five
volunteers
and
four
vessels
took
part
In
a
wide
search
at
the
wevk-end
for
tht
body
of
Raymond
Olsen,
drowned
fisherman,
but
without
result.
Led
by
Elmer
Clausen
on
the
Hillside,
the
search
covered
Wai
k
Channul
to
Pearl
Harbor,
Buhle
Island,
Finlayson
Island
inr1
the
mainline
shores
to
Port
Simpson.
Besides
the
Canadian
Pishing
Co.
vessel
199,
two
native-owned
boats
took
part
in
the
search,
aa
well
as
many
Port
Simpson
natives,
who
will
keep
a
further
lockout.
01s:'n
fell
off
his
fish
boat
Lazy
Boy,
September
23,
in
the
waters
of
Chatham
Sound.
The
boat
was
being
towed
and
was
listing
heavily
at
time
of
the
accident.
Tenders
are
Being
called
by
the
board
of
.school
trustee.
for
wire
screens
at
the
new
King
Edward
School.
As
considerable
cost
may
be
Involved,
the
purchase
may
be
deferred
until
after
the
end
of
the
year.
RADIO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
GAS
AND
ELECTRIC
RANGES
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
Phone
Blue
992
a-
As
a
gift
for
yourself
reply
from
H.
G.
T.
Perry,
RUpevt
Daily
News
and
Columbia
Liberal
Association.
annual
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
and
Affiliated
Chambers
of
Commerce
of
Southeast
Alaska
held
last
month
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
Daily
News
points
to
the
fact
that
the
Alaska
chambers
sent
plenty
of
resolutions
to
the
annual
meet
by
Alaska's
one
and
only
representative,
who,
the
News
continued,
did
her
job
"capably."
That
one
representative,
vice-president
for
Alaska
for
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade,
was
Susie
Winn,
Empire
staff
member,
who
represented
the
Juneau
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
the
Daily
Alaska
Empire.
Next
year,
we
believe
Juneau
should
make
an
effort
to
send
a
larger
delegation
to
this
important
meeting
as
should
other
towns
in
Southeast
Alaska.
Those
who
read
Miss
Winn's
report
of
the
meeting
in
the
Empire
and
heard
her
report
to
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
were
impressed
with
her
story
of
booming
British
Columbia.
These
people
in
British
Columbia
are
our
neighbors.
Our
resources
are
similar.
We
have,
in
common,
forests,
mines,
water
power
and
fisheries.
That
our
mines
should
remain
unproductive
while
neigh
Undeterred
by
the
fact
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
following
a
heait
attack,
Mr.
Perry
got
busy
at
once
with
a
reply
to
the
editor
of
the
Victoria
newspaper.
ling.
Thomson
fouled
out
to
Mc-
local
by-election,
the
provincial
tated,
I
must
reply
to
your
edi-D'jugald.
Thompson
walked
vernment.
says
Mr.
W.
A.
C.
:
torial
last
Thursday
as
many
of
Westrum
srnuled.
Thomvjson
Bmett,
should
instantly
resign,
your
readers
sent
it
to
me
and
boring
properties
in
British
nvn-fituKlif
that
i-
o
nnl,.
n,
r.mv.iQr,;
v...
The
Editoria
i
Victoria
Times)
Because
it
was
defeated
in
one
In
handing
his
resignation
'o
tMe
Lieutenant-Governor
Pre
mier
Jnn!n
would
be
bound
to
recommend
a
successor.
who
should
that
successor
be
Why.
of
course.
Mr.
Bennett,
who
is
to
motet
to
s
sa
H'ving
succeeded
only
in
electing
a
Socialist
in
Esquimalt
Uv-
BenneU,
the
preacher
of
P"vate
e"ierpase,
apparently
afsumes
th;lt
e
and
Mrs-
TlUv
""oU.a.j
i"
i."lm?lt.ls.t?.
rig.n
01ilv
Mr:
stnnn.no-
,t
nnrf
n-
urn.
liams
went
in
to
run
for
West-
lum
Mays
walked
on
a
low
pitch
to
fill
th
hnses
pnvMnSi
nac
-
"T"r
Nnhle
ua
cmwhl
lnnkinrr
ol
o
curve
for
the
third
strike.
No
Iruns,
one
hit,
no
errors,
three'
left.
,
.
Yankees
Larry
Jansen,
right-'
hander,
became
the
third
Giant
pitcher.
Ray
Noble
went
behind
In
order
to
assist
the
Daily
,
News
in
complete
news
cover-
I
age
ol
city
organizations,
it
is
requested
that
officers
in
charge
of
publicity
of
such
organizations
contact
the
editorial
Gvpartment
of
The
Daily
News.
News
of
the
activities
of
tuch
organizations
is
always
welcomed
by
the
Daily
News
as
is
all
local
and
personal
news.
School
Light
Bills
High
Light
bills
at
the
new
Booth
.morial
and
King
Edward
j?hools
are
double
or
more
what
the
used
to
be
in
the
old
schools,
the
school
board
found
last
night
so
It
was
decided
to
ask
the
trhco!
ptir.clpals
to
see
that
air
ecni
my
poss.ble
is
exercised
in
the
use
of
lights
add
that
care
be
taken
in
turning
them
out
when
not
requiied.
The
board
was
told
that
the
Hcht
bill
at
Booth
Memorial
School
was
$463
for
a
period
of
thtvc
weeks
and
at
King
Edward
School,
$201.33.
At
Borden
Street
School!
the
bill
amounts
to
about
$20.
City
Disposes
Of
More
Lots
Following
property
sales,
recommended
by
Aid.
T.
B.
Black,
finance
committee
chairman,
were
approved
by
city
council
last
night:
Lot
1,
block
8.
section
1
for
$735
to
Ass-emena
raviiKis,
j
Lot
1,
block
2,
section
7
for
$500
to
the
Evangelical
Free
Church,
i
Lots
11
and
12.
block
27,
section
I
1
for
$550
to
W.
A.
and
G.
Double-
day.
Lot
8,
block
7.
section
1
for
$150
to
H.
G.
Helgerson
Ltd.,
sub-
Ject
to
the
proviso
that
city
will
not
be
responsible
for
furnish-
Ing
services,
Westerly
half
of
lot
25
and
lot
26,
block
7,
sectbn
1
for
$375
to
h.
G.
Helgerson
Ltd.
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Warm
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covered
with
worm
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for
85
years.
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ss.
Chilcotin,
October
5
and
19
9
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
h
V
3
'
publisher
of
the
Prince
!
president
Of
the
British
j
that
he
is
a
patient
now
The
Reply
(Mr.
Perry
I
Though
temporarily
lncapaci-
urge
my
answer.
Your
paragraph
is
false
which
states
"Mr.
Perry
also
asks
Mr
Johnson
to
resign."
Your
own
news
column
correctly
quoted
me
j
saying
the
Coalition
government
'
should
resign.
Word
Coalition
Is
'
quite
dillerent
to
Johnson.
j
You
also
misinterpret
const!-1
tutional
practice
in
saying:'
"So!
long
as
any
government
has
the!
support
ol
the
legislature
it
is
!
obligated
to
govern."
All
history
shows
this
is
un
true.
All
governments
go
to
the
country
when
the
premier
exer
cises
his
r
veioi
itive
t,',r;'i-
luD-
nfitu,-!
1
ill
;
UlillO
CIIVl
OflT-
ernments
have
support
of
the
legislature
and
always,
except
flee
expired.
Constitutional
p
cedure,
wer
Coalition
to
res'gn,
would
mean
resignation
of
entire
cabinet,
but
precedent
obligates
the
Lieutenant-Governor
to
imme-
d:3tely
Ca"
Up0"
Mf'
JhnSn'
as
leader
of
the
largest
group
111
tne
Legislature,
to
torm
a
government.
It
follows
that,
as
leader
of
the
Liberal
party,
he
would
not
siirk
this
responsi-
bllily
and
would
form
his
""-
lstry
chieflv
'rom
Llberak-
thoh
not
neceswKy
entirely,
8nd
carry
on
His
Majesty's
gov-
ernment
until
Legislature
meets
and.
whether
sustained
or
de-
Wine
country
lonowing
Lioerai
convention
w
11
e
11
lesuiuuuii.-
resolutions
would
create
a
new
'charter
for
his
manifesto
of
policies
other
parties
acting
similarlv
maiouorous
bromide
of
free
en-
aUow
ln
thfi
sam,
delectable
trough
together
though
it
leads
lto
destruction
of
their
parties
i
;
and
of
tne
short-sighted
tycoons
;
wno
support
them.
Moving,
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
weld,
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
7nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est
,910.
Phones
60
and
68
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
It,
News
classified.
i
or
somebody
else
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
task
the
Alaska
chamber?
Columbia
are
operating
,
V
w....c..v...s
w
!
j
I
i
i
i
;
;
97c
and
Electric
that
REFRESHES
FINEST
OF
COOKING
the
plate.
DiMaggio
smashed
a-
c
'
B"-iong
doube,
the
ball
rolling
al-;"n
,?ntlsht
Columbia
In
fact,
'Mr'
Bennett
as
well
as
Mr.
John-i'rom
most
to
the
wall,
407
feet
away
clf,f"ted
111
Esquimalt.
home.
McDougald
bunted
;on
Bv
his
oft
n
curious
prescription
rfr,,r,
n,
tuiA
v
ii
i
nZL
,;b:
".Mr
Bennett
shou.d
aLso
reJign.
muiiend..,
release
im,,.....
m
wts:
mon'i
n....J
.
O.Ctolr,..
""
OlttD
HAM:
k..
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COW,
mmi
"
JOHN
H.
John
Bulger
L
Third
Avena-
A
An
Electric
Kettle
-
est
way
of
bulling
plug
ii
in-w
aicr
for
lour
cup
tnffte
in
2','j
minw-iat
beiauM
ti
right
in
Ibt
r-lK-4it
!iiw
i"
"
(
(iirrcnl
u
heal
W'lM
maiually
if
i
,
.
A
"ni'm"
:
siikiiess
in
il
b
handy
tn
umf
1
J
An
Electric
Tint
fflJeri11h(onili
orinthekiKtieM
body's
t.sie-1''1
'
golden
brow
pip.ng
h'
preveno
'
;
make
just
tw11
piece
tog"1"0""
Tea,'.''1"'"
one
of
the
nicest
things
fo
give
or
receive
is...
,
"
.
"
.,.r'ing
m
the
Tolmie
regime.
I0113;
idoesjiot
expect
the
premiersrnp
-
before
the,r
!cgal
term
0
of.
ucicjup
out
iii.it
1JUJP
unit,
wiicicas
xiiLiMi
VUium-
bia's
several
have
been
operating
fpr
many
years;
that
a
waterpower
project
is
bringing
to
British
Columbia
one
of
the
world's
largest
aluminum
plants
these
facts
are
significant
and
thought-provoking.
We
have
much
to
learn
from
our
bustling,
booming
neighbor.
If,
as
is
hinted
(most
recently
by
Governor
Gruening
at
the
recent
science
meeting
at
Mount
McKinley
Park),
the
Department
of
the
Interior
is
responsible
for
the
lag
in
Alaska's
development,
we
might
be
able
to
learn
enough
from
the
progress
of
industry
in
British
Columbia
to
aid
us
in
presenting
Alaska's
case
to
our
ewn
government.
Having
identical
resources,
our
development
should
proceed
hand
in
hand
with
that
of
our
Canadian
neighbors.
If
they
can
show
us
that
a
friendlier
attitude
toward
investment
capital
will
attract
that
capital
and
develop
their
resources,
then
we
should
du
something
to
attract
such
investors
to
Alaska.
r-
More
representation
at
our
joint
Boards
of
Trade
meetings
should
serve
to
stir
up
a
little
interest
among
the
Alaska
towns.
V
A
finn
n'nv
hv
.T-inrpn
fin)
line
flioH
McDougald
was
caught
stealing
to
second,
Noble
to
Stanley.
No-
iuns,onehit,no
errors.
-
"
Ninth
Inning
Giants-Stanky
drilled
a
single
Dark
drop-bunted
a
single
Stanky
stopping
at
second.
Lock-
man
rfi,mrf
t,
1
.
.
single
tato
rteht-wnTrrJnHrn;
'
Stanky
to
third,
Dark
ur
second
,
and
filling
the
bases
with
nobody
i
out.
That
was
all
for
Sain.
I
Bob
Kuzava,
lefthander,
took
1
01Thse
u
"f
Tooley
iAv'
Bennett
and
M-
the
lS
,ee"
mound
for
the
Yankees
Irvin
flied
deep
to
Woodling!?0";
a"
"
3Doined
bv
,a
!
thlrd'
Mr-
H-
G'
T'
Perry'
presl"
as
everybody
advanced
a
base
Ihe
scored
dent
f
the
BC'
Liberai
Asso'
after
catch
Stankv
Dark
totlrXlS'Cl!U611'
1
'd
ha"d
,n
ma'
Who
shouid
know
better-
Mr-
mnr
1
to
second
i
PJ"J
aU
aSkS
Mr'
Jhl1SOn
t0
Thompson
flied
deep
to
cen-
1
tre
left
scorino-
Dark
after
the
i
I
g
t
"
'
V,
e
f'."'-
then'
h?
4
Mr-
Joln.
w"
overwhelming
majority
in
the
8
ea'
T"
"ilte
from
the
people
in
the
lasi
eleCl'n-
".hd
over.
the
1
FvJ
Sartv
f,
harnever
-arrlrt
Carned
BnUsh
J'
"c
.
.
nn
r;hf
tn
u
.
Tho
onvprnmpnt
of
British
Columbia,
any
gov-
ernment
under
the
British
par
-
liamentary
system,
is
never
un-
aer
me
control
01
any
party
;
organization.
It
owes
no
obedi'
ence
to
Mr.
Perry
or
the
B.C.
Scripture
f-aiiacje
for
flodaij
"If
the
Son
.shall
make
you
free,
ye
shall
be
'free
irtde'ed."
St.
John
8:36.
SENSATIONAL
!
!
Lioerai
Association,
it
is
suu-
tprpri.se
versus
CCF
is
nauseat-ject
to
one
power
and
one
power
ing
Dut,
it
seems"
the
present
only,
the
legislature,
elected
by
....biiialion
of
political
syco-thp
nennle.
Ko
lnntr
as
anv
ortv-
1
1,1
n
-,.f,
second
w'
Then
lllcn
Al
"1
Yvars
iVdrs
came
Came
111
ml
to
bat
for
Hank
Thompson.
Yvars
lined
the
first
pitch
off
Kuzava
to
Bauer
who
made
a
sliding
catch
on
his
knees
to
end
the
game
and
win
the
World
Series
for
the
Yankees.
Two
runs,
three
hits,
no
errors,
one
left.
R
H
E
Giants
3
11
1
Yanks
4
7
0
,WI""lng,P
teh"-VlcRcni'
Losing
pitcher
Dave
Koslo.
Old
School
Is
Closing
It
was
not
without
some
feel
ing
of
nostalgia
that
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
chairman
of
the
district
An
Electric
Iron
Drop
Jo
nd
feci
thi
electric
iron.
"Why,"
you'll
jy,
"it'i
io
light"
Yes
only
three
poundi
.
.
.
and,
because
of
its
big
ole-plate,
you
ran
cut
your
ironing
time
by
as
muih
as
third.
Finj;er-tip
Fabric
Dial
"tunes
in"
correct
temperature
for
every
fabric,
i
I
board
of
school
trustees,
declared
,
will
be
a
sorry
day
for
British
carried
at
last
night's
board
Columbia
when
government
be-meeting-
a
motion
whereby
the
comes
the
mere
plaything
of
historic
little
public
school
will
politicians
responsible
to
no
one,
3
for
Rupert
Radio
For
the
MEAL
BEST
OF
FOOD
ernment
has
the
support
of
the
legislature
it
is
entitled
and
obligated
to
govern
and
should
pay
no
attention
to,
what
Mr.
noya
ueurge
once
cauea
wna
uien
acicaiiimg
ai,
trie
Keynoie.
I
Mr.
Bennett
and
Mr.
Perry
can
scream
as
they
plea.se
but
Mr.
I
Johnson
should
disregard
them.
I
He
has
been
defeated
in
Esqul-I
malt
but
he
still
has
the
legis
lature
behind
him
and
should
get
on
with
the
public
business
as
the
constitution
provides.
It
1
concerned
only
with
their
am-
bitions
and
eager
to
reduce
poli
tics
to
chaos.
Let
the
government
learn
by
its
mistakes,
let
Mr.-
Johnson
realize
that
he
has
failed
(largely
through
a
cruel
physical
accident!
to
reach
the
public
and
explain
his
policies
in
the
last
year,
let
the
Conservative
ministers
stop
sniping
at
the
Liberals
or
honorably
resign,
let
the
government
as
a
whole
realize
that
it
is
the
government
of
the
people's
choice,
let
it
do
what
it
thinks
wise
and
rely
on
the
public
intelligence
at
the
next
election.
And
meanwhile
let
us
all
realize
that
Esquimalt
conducted
a
passing
by-election,
not
a
revolution.
Mrs.
8.
D.
Johnston,
who
has
been
visiting
in
Vancouver
and
j
Victoria,
returned
home
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning.
mftmtMiMmm
m
iJJ4.il
-WUlWliMllMliijiiT.m't!
;
;
'
i
;
17
.
.
i
.-
in
i,
m
be
closed
at
the
end
of
the
present
term.
It
was
in
that
same
little
building
that
Dr.
Large
went
to
school
as
a
small
boy.
It
was
there
that
he
took
his
High
School
entrance
examination.
His
father,
the
late
Dr.
R.
W.
Large,
was
missionary
doctor
there
at
tlw
time.
"I
hate
to
see
the
old
school
close"
Dr.
Large
commented.
Opened
before
Prince
Rupert
was
on
the
man
and
Port
Simpson
was
the
government
administrative,
hospital
and
trading
centre
of
the
district,
the
Simpson
school
has
operated
since
about
the
turn
of
the
century.
But
now
the
attendance
has
dwindled
to
a
mere
five
pupils,
which
is
under
the
requirement
to
keep
it
open,
so
the
board
reluctantly
decided
that
it
must
be
discontinued.
The
teaclrer,
Miss
Jane
Cameron,
is
being
given
notice.
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