I
official
sign
warning
the
pub-
in
blue
and
hi
o-,
.,
lie
that
there
is
to
oe
no
Bath
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News'
As
I
See
It
1
age
One.
'
THE
WAR
MEMOK;.:
Friday,
Jur.s
8,
1951
'"jk
;cii
oil
"Hrvh
ca.s
1.
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..
h
m
ore
Waee,
ail
ail
I'Ve,
....
.
.
ing.
No
Paddling.
No
Plcnk-s,
No
Stopping
by
the
Roadside.
No
Litter.
,
But,
now
as
always
past,
the
rather
dour
and
reserved
exter-.or
of
the
S:ot
is
ju.st
the
outer
shell
which
covers
the
rich
klnd-iiK's3
Within.
MAYBE
I
AM
MORE
POLITI-cally
conscious
on
this
visit
to
Scotland
than
I
was
when
I
wim
here
33
years
uko,
as
a
had
frequently
h
the
world
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,:
tiiu
u,ht,
0
Wh;i'l
t
rui
'.?-:
fper.aetvt
da'uy
newspaper
derotea
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
j
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af.d
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
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Kemksr
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
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Biiiy
Newspaper
Association
d
A.
HuNTFR.
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Editor.
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O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
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yuun
Canuck
In
uniform.
But
on
this
visit
the
thiii;-i
that
struck
me
must
was
parliament
hall.
EDINBURGH
HE-VISITED
.
EDINBURGH,
UUINO
TIIKhii,,,
burj
mere
it
stanns,
as
it
has
.stood
Castle
todav
n
ever
since
iiui
iuny
eijuippea
i
ii.win.-q
tai'K
some
and
ready
at
a
moment's
notice
!
years
when
I
vHtcd
to
become
again
the
legislative
'
was
with
am.hr
v
hall
of
this
proud
and
ancient
j
'"''r.
who
wm
earihj
tiaMrtl.
-
UMifrinn
,.f
M.
,.
i
'
r
-
J
v.?
,
.
-,
-
;
j
v
-
'
Z
i
I
I
LAND.
We
are
visiting
Scotland
with
a
busload
of
Lancashire
folks
and
have
just
made
a
sorrowful
discovery.
All
these
regional
peoples
are
losing
their
distinctive
ways
of
speech!
Or
maybe
my
ears
are
duller
than
they
were
when
I
visited
Don't
let
anybody
tell
you
that;
'"h"""TO
Scottish
nationalism
Is
not
at
Ut
in
the
must
reality
It
gave
me
n
Httle
!;inh
j
enrt
!,
at
U,e
n
to
see
how
ths
non-ScottLsn
i
visit,
he
had
outrage
;
newspaper
lords
are
cmerin
'o'ly
old
tuMt
by
asking
that.
The
Scottish
editions
of
"How's
chaires
la
b
the
Beaverbrook
papers
now
i
tho.se
old
swords
or
h
carry
the
Saint
Andrew's
flu
!
a
souvenir'.'"
Scotland
and
Northern
England
i
before.
But
I
don't
think
so.
j
It
seems
to
me
that
the
radio
and
movies
are
standardizing
our
speech.
It
Is
harder
to
tell
a
Scot
or
a
Lancashire
lad.
or
t
NEW
WEAPON
POR
25th
The
25tn
Canadian
Infantry
Brigade
in
Korea
is
replacing
the
powerful
but
cumbr'some
17-pounder
anti-tank
gun
w.th
the
IGO-pound
75mm.
recoiless
rifles.
The
mail
unorthodox
weapon
was
developed
by
the
U.S.
Army
to
give
infantrymen
a
portable
gun
capable
of
engaging
and
defeating
armored
vehicU-s.
Here
members
of
the-
2nd
Battalion,
Roya!
Canadian
Regiment,
try
out
the
new
wea.)cn.
iCP
from
National
Defence)
CLOTHES
FOR
DRESS
MID
1
For
Men
and
Boys
THERE
is
no
ive
blinking
tft?
cohering
fact
thfit,
,
Sooner
or
later,
our
free
worM
fnur.t
try
conclusions
with
Communism.
Whetlifr
that
will
tx
by
open
war,
or
whether
it
will
1
main
a
conflict
of
i4ealogies
short
of
war,
we
rarmo-.
yet
know.
All
we
?iow
is
that
conflict
of
Pomp
Put,
is
inevitable
nml
tjat
we
muft
either
prepare
or
ru
bmit.
f
It
is
easy,
under
the
stimulus
of
such
a
threat,
to
encourage
ourpelvps
toward
sacrifices
that
In
hetter
(lays
and
tinder
different
conditions
we
would
not
have
endured.
The
results
of
these
sacrifice
we
are
beginning
to
feel.
Even
with
our
too
slow
preparation
for
the
worst
we
have
taken
millions
of
man-hours
and
uncounted
tons
of
materials
from
production
for
peace
to
production
for
war.
So
the
(Stints
we
need
have
been
getting
more
scarce.
The
tendency
of
many
people
faced
with
this
groblem
is
to
turn
back
to
the
cure-alls
of
the
last
jar;
to
restrictions
and
controls
and
regulated
grices.
But
then,
we
were
at
war.
Today
we
are
only
flfeading
it.
Today
we
have
to
prepare
for
the
worst,
hut
we
have
also
to
try
to
keep
our
world
as
nearly
as
possible
on
an
even
keel.
To
achieve
that,
inflation
must
be
controlled.
The
question
now
is
can
inflation
be
controlled
l5y
voluntary
and
personal
initiative
or
are
controls
85
be
applied?
Interest
In
Politics
nUBLIC
interest
in
political
issues
has
declined
Wc
eon
sove
you
many
dollars.
Shop
Soti
Much
Ore
In
Hazelton
Mine
a
man
from
"Zomerset
by
his
accent
than
it
was
30
years
ago.
For
now
almost
the
whole
population
of
the
English-speaking
world
speaks
not
the
King's
English,
but
the
language
of
the
new
royalty,
w
hih
Is
Holly-;
wood.
MAYBE
THE
SCOTS
AHE
just
better
managers
than
the
English.
Maybe
they
wangle
more
of
shown
to
penetrate
into
the
footwall,
both
below
the
1200
level,
on
the
1000
level,
and
in
the
1202
west
raises,
to
the
extent
that
the
average
minable
width
of
ore
has
been
increased
from
22
inches
to
from
4j
feet
to
6
feet,
resulting
in
a
present
existing
assured
ore
on
No.
2
vein
alone
of
200,000
tons
grad
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Western
Uranium
Cobalt
Mines
Ltd.,
in
the
opinion
of
A.
L.
Clark,
consulting
engineer,
is
faced
with
a
mine
whose
potential
output
will
greatly
ex
ing
4.1
per
cent
copper,
0.2
oz.
'
gold
and
4
oz.
silver.
Of
this
ceed
the
initial
mill
capacity.
1
1
o
n
n
a
g
e,
approximately
oni
-He
says
the
Rocher
de
BouU
third
will
contain
0.4
cobalt
or
and
Monday
for
these
bargains.
Be
sure
you
are
in
the
right
store
look
(or
the
n
MEN'S
WEAR
SC
ITS
All
Wool
Suits
in
all
the
latest
styles
and
Biaa
30
Ut
.
Ileal
Hnrgaing
S3&.H
I
DKESS
PANTS
Worsteds,
hard
finish,
goud
lit.
Sor
44.
Real
Itarnalns
at
per
pair
WOKK
SHIKTS
Pre-shrunk,
long-wearinR
work
sh:
t'a.B.
Regular
S3.75
Nu
151,1
K
IlKNIMS
For
men
and
boys.
8-oz.
Made
tr
fit
wearing
denim.
hiys'
sixes
SH.IIS;
Min
i
sdfi
BOYS'
WEAR
PANTS
Nicely
tailored
boys'
pants.
All
kinds
to
clum
Twenty
years
ago,
if
not
later,
for
anyone
over
seventy
to
be
given,
literally,
$40
each
and
copper-gold-cobalt
claims
have
about
six
pounds
per
ton
of
re-
every'
month
for
the
rest
of
his
200,000
tons
of
proven
ore
on
covered
metal.
Both
scheelKe
days
and
with
no
questions
No.
2
vein
alone
capable
of
earn-
and
lead
are
present
in
the
asked
might
have
appeared
like
lnS
net
P''ni
of
524
to
23
Psr
wine
in
as
yet
sub-ore
quan-
the
total
national
intake
of
food.
Whatever
the
reason,
the
hotel
focd
is
definitely
bettor
in
Scotland
than
in
England.
However,
even
the
English
are
not
bad
now,
and
much
bet'er
than
it
was
in
1949.
SCOTLAND
IS
JUST
A3
LOV-able
a
place
as
it
always
was.
The
place
literally
abounds
with
what
one
might
call
"characters."
Take
the
retired
barber
of
Callander.
Whenever
he
Is
in
the
mood,
which
rarely
overtakes
him
till
he
downs
at
least
three
rums,
he
entertains
all
ton.
titles.
the
coming
of
Eden.
Of
Importance
as
a
guide
to
future
exploration
of
the
property
is
the
fact
that
the
discovery
of
better
widths
and
(xade
of
ore
confirmed
Mr.
Clark's
previous
conclusions
that
the
best
ore
could
be
ex
WHAT?
THIS
FOR
ME!
In
1931,
few
indeed
were
prepared
to
admit
that
no
matter
which
way
the
turn
of
events
might
take,
benevolence
such
as
In
reporting
the
ore
position
and
profit
which
may
be
expected,
Mr.
Clark
says
that
the
200,000
tons
assured
ore
warranting
this
estimate
include
only
the
ore
found
in
No.
2
vein
which
may
be
regarded
as
virgin
ground
so
far
as
work
by
Now
S2.
I
(.AHAIIDINK
PANTS
-Well
tailored
gabardines.
Size:
year:.
Nuw
it'i
li
pected
in
proximity
to
the
con
t.ct.
The
result
on
No.
2
make.
and
sundry
to
his
version
of
previous
operators
is
concerned.
Pl'LI-OVFlt
SWF.ATF.KS-For
boys
and
girls,
nil
wi!
from
2
to
8
yenrs.
Special,
each
All
the
ore
shimied
Drior
to
192H
him
H,,h,
,miinl
t
I
trign.sn-ocous
nisiory.
All
mis
this
could
be
taken
seriously,
f
orty
scads
meant
money.
You
worked
for
it.
And
plenty
found
Is
just
as
well
to
study
with
care
how
much
or
how
little
any
of
the
total
should
be
spent.
.
I.'
.
...
.
vr"""-".v
'
"for
'
free"
e
Inn
Whn
rnilH
was
from
the
No.
4
vein
system.
4
also
will
disclose
its
best
wldthj'
..'
.?am
Ule
Moke
sure
thot
you
ore
in
the
right
sfoj
Mr.
Clark's
appraisal
puts
and
grades
with
increases
in
:
Western
Uranium
Cobalt
Min.
s
content
of
gold,
copper
and
co-
"'s
"i"'erp
?ce
'
1
'e
expl"
P,,hn
J,r
Uon
'
"
the
th"
near
Hazelton
In
thP
tnn
rank
ht
in
v,
h.
n
Look
for
the
Biq
Sign!
EXISTENCE
WAS
FLAT
Ddblie
Ol
DillHIUl-KUU!
II.
of
H
t;
s
nntpntln
mines
whn
innt
I
J?Pfm
that
thp
bittln
was
go
KJl
cuuiati
luiM.
bui,
uy
mure
n
fB
nrlieatpri
Thp
ore
nn-
er
less,
folk-wing
the
stock
mar-
tential
of
the
No
4
vein
vstp-n
.
.
c"nsu'lanls
Pronl
lng
hone
too
well
for
the
Scutjs
hop
and
ket
crash,
and
advent
of
the
tils-
u
.tin
.
v,
"lal-e
"Mt,a
on
piem
n.eiai
till
curiosity
got
the
better
of
the
huge
army
of
Scottish
camp
mal
thirties.
'ave
at
r
,
,
.
a
1
l)rices
and
operating
conditions
n,
One
could
make
vp
outlines
several
further
ore
pos-
V.
,
f
th
"e
relief.
lief.
He
could
also
abilities
scheduled
for
si
arty.
will
Z
ore
"
ce
exceed
147
Per
on
on
trains,
try
to
.
Embodied
in
Mr.
CiarKs
re-
P'1C
,LT.
.
.QP
ton.
From
this
he
allows
the
best
of
followers.
These
swarmed
up
on
a
hill
In
WIUipsk
lh
ftohl
Thp
solicit
rides
$9.30
Enelih
mistond
thpm
f..r
a'huon
for
mining
and
milling
as
a
con-
army
Qf
Scottish
reinforcement's,
servative
figure.
He
adds
that
panicked,
and
fled
with
results
the
sales
contract
for
concen-
we
aj
knuw
trates
is
in
course
of
negotia-,
'
tion
and
that,
until
it
is
fin-:
THE
FIGURES
IN
THE
FA-
ithed.
the
precise
estimate
for
mnil(
nin
amM
n,.t
5EE
0l;
6i!
borrow
and
make
up
his
mind
port
is
the
following
paragraph:
not
to
accept
what
looked
like
"Results
to
date
confined
ex-th
fact
of
a
permanent
short-
clusively
to
the
No.
2
vein
sy.;-age.
All
in
all
there
was
nothing
tern
a.ssure
the
mill
of
about
to
feel
particularly
cheerful
four
years'
supply.
If
and
when
about.
;
No.
4
vein
shows
equal
results
.
1
I
(and
this
vein
was
the
princi-
For
a
longlsh
time,
it
was
not
pal
producer
in
the
last
part
of
so
much
the
size
of
the
pay
en-
operation
of
the
minet,
the
mi
l
vt'.ope
as
the
question
of
a
job
at
will
be
literally
drowned
with
all.
Deeply
discouraging
was
it
ore.
As
of
today,
the
mine
en-to
make
the
same
old
rounds.
Jys
the
happy
and
almost
And
to
attempt
a
move
some-
unque
position
of
being
well
where
else
was-
only
another
ahead
of
mill
demands,
and
for
gamble
nerhans
more
chancv.
a
new
property
I
can
assure
you
Km
if
tremendously
in
the
last
few
years,
writes
R.
J.
j
fVeachman.
If
you
doubt
it,
try
talking
politics
to
a
ted
of
18.
He
won't
have
the
slightest
idea
what
you
are
talking
about.
And
that
goes
for
more
than
the
joung
people
too.
Very
few
of
us
are
interested
in
politics
any
more.
We
go
out
and
vote
for
the
government
which
provides
the
most
social
services
and
naturally
expect.
others
to
vote
for
them!
It
is
tideed
a
new
age.
The
voters
are
lazy
many
of
them
don't
vote',
Jhat
is,
unless
they
are
carried
to
the
polls.
It
has
Veen
Buggested
that
it
might
be
a
good
idea
to
begin
tur
new
pension
system
with
a
regulation
providing
;
hat
only
those
who
voted
flt
the
last
election
and
,
ould
tell
w
hy
they
voted
as
the;
did
should
be
en-Jitled
to
receive
a
pension!
Communist
China
,VES?ITE
unrest
and
defection,
the
Communist
J
government
is
effectively
in
control
of
Chinn
Joday.
The
best
evidence
indicates
that
it
is
more
Widely
accepted
by
the
Chinese
people
than
the
Thiang
regime
was
for
some
years
before
its
exile
io
Formosa.
!
i
Except
in
the
event
of
a
general
atomic
war
that
would
turn
the
world
upside
down,
it
is
likely
ihat
vi
will
have
to
go
on
living
in
the
same
world
Jivith
u
Communist
China.
However,
it
must
be
shown
ihat
aggression
cannot
win
prizes
for
Moscow
or
Jts
satellites.
And
that
is
the
purpose
of
the
Korea
endeavour.
!u-
Sugges:
profit
per
ton
cannot
be
made,
relished
meeting
again
on
th"
1
He
would
say,
however,
that
it
Bonnie
Bonnie
Banks
of
Loch
!
will
not
run
below
$24
to
S2a
Lomond
the
day
we
toured
the
'
p?r
short
ton
in
place.
Trossach
country.
The
wind
i
In
the
same
area
Western
blew
cruel
and
cold,
as
It
doesl
Uranium
Cobalt
Mines
Ltd.
is
off
Lake
Superior
in
winter,
preparing
the
Red
Rose
tung-
I
took
cover
below
decks
on
'
'
sten
property
for
production,
the
little
lake
ship
on
Loch
Kat-
CARDS-
1
yfm
.
TOO
Cost
of
living
comparisons
today
lnLs
is
most
"-'PPy
and
moit
This
summer
also
work
will
re-
rine
and
re-read
Scott's
Lady
sume
on
the
Victoria
claims
of
the
Lake,
which
Is
set
tn
that
where
three
parallel
veins
show
region,
possibilities
for
the
commercial
t
production
of
gold,
cobalt
and
ON
THE
SHORES
OF
LOVE-uranium.
,
ly
Locii
Katrine
U
a
prominent
and
twenty
years
back
nved
uiuisuai.
hardly
be
mentioned
for
moKt
of
thls
monUl
wlli
witness
ex-us
are
not
unfamiliar
with
both,
animation
of
No.
4,
and
Mr.
Clark
is
of
the
opinion
that
twii
ir.iiT
Tim
f
geological
conditions
warrant
Hie
CApciuliOIl
IIIUI
reSUlUI
SHU-
n
u,cll
nu
nnu
ouo
j
Anybody
r
.
srruz
i
!
ffftTTITP
iTTtVtT?
g
welcomes
funds
but
the
greeting
'lar
t0
'hofe
experienced
jn
No.!
should
be
extra
hearty
when
one
'".7.,,
and
ten.
There
are
Still
a
good'
''
f
r.,!
.
"
T.
c"nu""a
many
thousands
of
that
age
In;'"
"
.
.
"A"Z
Canada,
and
for
that
matter
well
,
-
"
V"
'
1
beyond
it.
Prices
are
higher
and:roo,
'
l.rll
eve,r
climbJn,B'
indicated
on
the
map
A
the
general
living
standard
is
much
;
h,
tf)m
.
thia
frtritt
,.
found
that
had
been
driven
78
the
same.
Wages
are
on
the
up
and
up.
It
could
be
worse,
yet
people
will
complain.
feet
to
the
west.
Mr.
Clark
reports
that
not
only
is
all
of
this
work
in
excellent
ore,
but
that
the
mineralization
has
now
been
Scripture
faiiage
for
!Doilaij
GARAGE
HELPER
WANTED
ir
Woshing
Cars
Repairing
Tires
ir
Generol
Cleon-up
Not
Afraid
to
Work
Rupert
Motors
Limit
DISTRIBUi
CHRYSLER.
PLYMOUTH,
FAROO
And
now,
the
pension
with
the
means
test
eliminated,
comes
in
amended
guise.
-Some
of
us
think
"Behold,
we
count
them
happy
which
endure."
James
5:11
jm
of
the
pension
as
a
sum
that
should
be
larger.
But
perhaps
female
with
black
.hair
and
h.
1
.t,
,
,,.!......
ucL-ii
nic
ui
tile
teal.
t,,,B
nnnH.
.
.
.
,
.
.
uinfjusai
draping,
"lPl,r"a"
LddJfh
With
that
out
of
the
road,
lib
1
'
pObscene
Neckties
resting
on
a
white
pi
after
seventy
might
not
be
lar;
2.
A
headless
female,
nude,
",,,,,
apart
from
a
transparent
skirt.!"
r
but
it
would
feel
that
Police
who
laid
the
charges,
''
said
in
evidence
that
a
tie
dis-j
play
in
Healv's
window
on
Julv
YOUTHFUL
Tttrr,I
TOPER
I
By
LOUIS
L.
LECK
Canadian
Prea
Correspondent
i
rnn'jHi.'
vt
v.
.
i
6
last
year
had
attracted
a
-
WELLAND,
Out.
(CP)
'Police
toiunci,
nusiraiia
.r
.7.
10
i-i
u,i
truwu
teen-agers,
i-jca
-mu
uu
ua.i
'IBodeie"
"'
that
sertlnn
nf
th
including
Si
mate
utaUonwSS
sch
SltS
and
sent
the
lad
to
In
a
reseryed
Mr.
il1!,hl"81tr'p
Jtavor
long
drape
coats
ankle-
judgment.
tight
trouse?
and
T
flamboyant
'
Archill
"Id
the
meaning
of
fend
Sfveli
Z
A.
mui
i
obscenp
nnhlleatinn
nnrier
the
vvenana
River
when
he
founa
Live
EJectrically
and
Keep
C
ii.uiv.tig
jirauiiucs
ill-
...
r
Ihp
hiltlo
act
included
an
obscene
publi
Australia
cation
emphasizing
sex.
The
defence
had
claimed
that
I
HISTORIC
SPOT
,
It's
the
ties
that
are
causing
most
of
the
trouble
The
neck
The
oldest
Norman
building
In
at
the
present
time
a
broader!
wear
the
wearing
of
which
Ut
Vonflned
BdEha1
meanln
s
t0
be
lven
t0
Eritain
ls
the
church
al
Wal"
ot
01
connnea
to
10
nab
woagies
rifln,,lrl
definition
under
(v,.
the
act
,
thnm
tham
Abbey,
Ahtwv
npor
near
1
London,
rnrf,,
con-
.,n.
1
and
Ibng
offended
the
taste
of
more
there
was
no
doubt
that
modern
secrated
in
1066.
!
standards
were
now
not
Single
Burner
Hotplates
Two
Burner
Hotplates
Two
Burner
Hotplates
Fryrites
Hamilton
Beach
Food
Mixer
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
strict.
"However,"
Bald
Mr.
Burchlll,
"I
am
of
the
opinion
that
the
designs
were
not
in
conformity
with
modern
standards,
and
I
find
that
both
designs
are
matters
emphasizing
sex
and
are
obscene
publications."
BEST
OF
FOOD
lS
dearihru...
TTX
K
v
7
mtmytm
pour
m
mi.
W
T
M
M
M
l)V7l
I
Sfe
he
Mi$piif
"7""
1
,
j
!
FINEST
OF
COOKING
apber-mlnded
Australians.
J
The
conservatives
won
a
point
recently
when
Magistrate
Ijurchill
of
Brisbane
cracked
down
on
a
firm
arid
Its
man-tfter
In
that
city
for
selling
offensive
ties.
Fines
totalling
20,
with
$5
costs,
were
imposed
on
J.
Healy
Pty.
Ltd
,,
and
John
Mealy,
manager
and
director
of
ijie
firm.
t
The
firm
and
Healy
were
each
cViarged
under
the
vagrants,
teaming
and
other
offences
acts
with
having
exhibited
obscene
publications:
1.
An
obscene
rep-jesentatlon
on
a
necktie
of
a
(with
Juicer)
Northern
B.C.
Power
Slf'1
OLDEST
INHABITANT
Isabella
Shepherd
whot
died
at
St.
Asaph
In
Flintshire
In
1948
was
believed
115
years
old,
oldest
inhabitant
or
the
United
Besnef
Block
rhnri''
")
Prince
Rupert,
B.f!.
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TAKE
OL'T
ORDERS
PHONE
200
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