R.
A.
Gordon,
general
super-
!
inter.dent,
Canadian
National
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
Fool's
Gold
Badly
Needed
Thursday,
April
5,
1951
Express,
Winnipeg,
and
F.
V.
Clare,
superintendent,
Edmonton,
arrived
in
the
city
on
Tuesday
night's
train
in
the
course
of
an
official
trirj
to
the
mn;
N
-
!
m
(
""Mi
Vmnwji
p"n-nw
,',
.'.
"f'-aiJluhwj
t,;,,
'""
Oh
i1.
h
ore
MONTREAL
The
current
sul-
Taey
sailed
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Jhur
shortage
may
make
what
last
nlt,ht
to
make
tne
round
prospectors
often
refer
to
as
trip
l0
Ketchikan
and
thence
u
"fool's
gold"
(iron
pyrites)
look
Vancouver
tonight.
knore
like
the
real
thing.
j
c
1
.
s:
jr
kr
-
--
w
THE
LOAD
ON
NEHRU
BOMBAY,
India.
I
had
intended
to
postpone
any
general
conclusions
about
this
Indian
trip
until
the
end.
But
things
have
a
way
of
happening,
to
upset
plans.
This
seems
like
a
pood
time
to
say
vhat
is
really
the
mo:t
important
conclusion
reached
on
this
trip:
India
has
made
remarkable
progress
toward
solving
many
of
the
most
difficult
questions
Canada's
pulp
and
paper
makers,
who
use
200,000
tons
of
sulphur
a
yea
',
are
on
the
lo'
t-for
an
alternative
source.
That's
because
of
the
expected
20
cut
in
supplies
from
the
U.S.
Among
other
things,
they're
looking
at
the
possibility
of
installing
roasters
at
a
cost
of
about
$500,000
each
to
treat
iron
Dyrites
concentrates
right
at
their
own
plants,
fiom
th.se
they
would
produce
su'nhur
dioxide
for
sulphite
pulp.
At
the
moment,
however,
iron
writes
concentrates
are
getting
almost
as
hard
to
come
by
as
the
sulphur
itself,
in
the
quantities
,
pulp
producers
would
need
There
are
many
deposits,
but
in
most'
cases
it
hasn't
been
profitable
to
develop
them.
Higher
demand
!
and
p
ices
are
ladim
to
a
reexamination
of
properties.
:
Prices
of
pyrites,
although
they've
Increased,
are
said
still
competitive
with
sulphur.
St.
Tnwivnee
oauer
mi"'
hive
used
them
for
years,
getting
its
sup-i
pli-.'s
of
concentrates
from
Nor-;anda
and
Wait."
Amulet,
It's
i
understood
that
Anglo
-
New-i
foundland
Development
Co.
at,
i
v
-
-
.
r
'
"You've
Just
been
voted
the
best
pastry
maker
on
the
block!"
-Ml..-.
jwd
,
1
??.
which
faced
the
newly
inde
..i.
Independent
daily
newspaper
aevuted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
-
Rupe
rt
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
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Managing
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''St?0
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
,
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
i
Census
and
Business
BUSINESS
MEN
everywhere
will
be
watching
the
results
of
Canada's
1951
census
with
a
keen
eye
to
business
changes.
For
to
them
the
census
can
provide
the
key
to
what
the
future
may
hold
in
profits
and
losses,
new
markets
and
new
industrial
development.
'"
Many
advertising
firms
may
re-work
all
their
future
advertising
campaigns
based
on
what
the
census
discloses:
regional
shifts
in
population,
swings
in
-buying
tastes
and
buying
power.
In
fact,
so
important
lias'
the
census
become
to
Canadian
business
that
many
requests
have
been
made
to
cut
the
time-lag
between
surveys
from
10
to
five
years.
But
that,
say
census
officials,
would
be
too
expensive.
So
the
10-year
survey
likely
wi'.l
continue
for
decades
to
come.
'
Mainly,
the
census
will
provide
a
tri-pronged
service
to
Canada's
business;
expanding
at
trigger-fast
speed.
-
1.
It
will
show
the
changes
in
buying
habits
and
trends
of
the
Canadian
consumer.
2.
It
will
give
the
business
man
an
idea
of
how
he
is
faring,
compared
with
others
in
the
same
business.
'
,
.'
.
3.,
It
will
bring
to
the
practical
business
man
a
final
touch
of
realism
to
the
saga
of
Canada's
amazing
industrial
growth
in
the
last
50
years.
;
Most
of
the
business
men
will
be
anxious
to
know
just
which
way
the
markets
are
shifting.
Where
is
the
purchasing
power
being
built
up?
Vancouver?
Montreal?
Halifax?
Prince
Rupert?
i
LETTERBOX
j
pendent
nation.
Yet
there
Is,
at
least
throughout
that
part
of
the
land
which
I
have
visited,
a
deep
sense
of
future
crisis.
Amongst
all
sorts
of
people
SATIRE
'
vou
hear
exure&scd
in
enp
wav
1
behind
the
ear
ithe
left
ear,
I
think.
I
then
took
my
posses
or
another
the
impression
that
Editor,
there
Is
a
big
bust-up
coming
Dally
News,
at
some
time
or
another.
Esti-
When
I
read
the
deeply
mov
sions
auu
nis,
aim
weiu
un
my
nrnn1
Falls.
Nfld..
Is
also
look-
mt.M
differ
widelv
a
to
..hen
Ing
article
in
Saturday's
Daily
wdy-
1
ae'iv,'rea
lne
bwuiaioi
into
the
possibility
of
using
that
hnit-iin
is
likelv
tn
oceur
I
News
telling
of
the
downfall
of
parcel
iand
was
paid.
I
went
to
pyrites
from
the
Buchnns
Mine
in
which
It
holds
a
half
interest.
But
significanuy
and
most
the
Problem
family,
tears
came
"Johnny's"
customer
and
mad'
Kings
Plate
0T
Seagram's,
Sui
dangerous
of
all
everybody
10
mv
yes-
1
am
not
ashamed
agrees
that
there
will
be
no
such
to
say
that
I
wept
openly
be-bust-up
while
Mr.
Nehru
is
on
cause
the
account
brought.
b;ick
delivery
and
was
paid.
Clutch-
.
w
"
I
'
.
,
,
'
involved
in
sulphur
i
made
by
this
ing
the
bundles
of
I
money,
,
pro,.(,ss
w(.ui,n't
affect
the
cost
made
my
way
back
through
the
0f
newsprint
or
sulphite
pulp
howling
storm
to
the'-shed,
to
'
much.
rest
and
see
about
"Johnny,"
(Sueneslien
hns
been
ninV
but
when
1
got
inside
"Johnny"
that
F-slall
River
iron
nvrit.-s
the
job.
poignant
memories
of
a
'"Johnny"
I
once
knew.
You
see,
Mr.
Editor,
three
oOo
NEHRU
OCCUPIES
a
place
In
the
minds
of
the
people
aboul!
years
ago,
just
after
my
sixth
half-way
between
that
rendered
mli'.ht
be
used
t
provide
suln!'V
for
the
Watson
Inland
pnlo
mi!!
I
This
uivertr,-mf
nt
is
not
published
or
displayed
t(
rt
liquor
Coiiliol
Bc'ifd
or
by
v
Gnwnnwnt
ol
Bitiii
was
gone.
1
sat
for
a
long
time
in
that
.;hark
and
did
some
deep,
dep
thinking.
At.
last
I
reached
a'
momentous
decision.
If
I
took
FAR
Y
FXP1RF.R
all
that
money
home,
Mother
The
Slave
Rver
which
entei
CIS
red
I
would
only
.spend
it
buy.ng
load
Great
Slave
Lake
war
dlsonvered
to
Gandhi
and
the
rest
of
the
other
politicians.
That
is,
the
people
here
put
him
in
a
class
by
himself.
The
only
other
leader
who
has
a
personal
prestige
remotely
approaching
that
of
Nehru
is
Na-rain,
the
Socialist
chief.
But,
whereas
nobody
not
even
the
wildest
optimist
in
the
Socialist
Party
dreams
that
the
Social
Dirtnaay,
my
rather
died
very
suddenly.
The
policeman
was
very
apologietic,
said
something
about
a
warning
.shot
and
an
unfortunate
ricochet.
Be
that
as
it
may,
it
did
not
alter
the
fa;t
that
my
mother
was
now
a
widow
with
16
children
of
whom
I
was
the
oldest
three
sets
of
quints,
all
girls,
made
up
the
rest
of
the
family.
Mother
got
a
Job
in
a
welding
shop
but,
as
was
the
case
and
stuff
for
tho.se
girls
and,
in
the
white'-
or
1771-7'J
i:ince
they
had
already
gone
two
Samuel
Hea'
ne.
weeks
without
food,
I
guessed
"
"
MEN'S
WEAR
KlITS
A'l
wool
:
lilts
in
plain
shades
of
brown
a:
Douljle-breasti'tl
styles.
Regular
to
$50.00.
Now
tIMH'KMtS
A
large
s-.-)e-tion
of
dress,
semi-drtss
a.
trousers.
Real
Hargains
,
SU3
1
BOYS'
WEAR
SWKATKKS
Boys'
pullover
sweaters
in
assorted
slu
Itching
Scalp
that
it
wouldn't
hurt
them
to
go
one
week
more.
So
I
did
not
BO
home.
I
waited
until
Ihe
real
estate
office
opened
in
the
morning
and,
taking
the
money,
1
I
made
the
down
payment
on
ists
can
win
this
year's
election,
everybody
assumes
that
Nehru
lyes
Eiec!al
$1-'
1
will
head
the
government
of
In
in
tne
paper,
mere
was
never
quite
enough
money
for
everything.
There
was,
of
course,
only
K
Simple
Himih
Trrtliniit
If
your
Btalp
hits
hrnkon
out
wlib
ugly
smTtice
rushes
fir
irrUiiitous
DON'T
DIG
with
linger
nulls
its
the
nnflrfint'iit.
iiiitio
u;
nmv
thing
thing
left
left
one
to
do.
As
every
Jm,n
M(rfh(1P
u.ae
)lw,,iVri
k..
that
only
serves
w
nutk"
H
wurw,
FANTS-
All
wotil
and
guburdine
school
jwiits.
r
fo.
perfect
fit.
A
large
voriety
to
rhoo.'
form.
S
UU
V.
ir.MMS
-Heavy
8-oz.
blue
denims.
Tlics
RueciulK.
Were
3.25
-
uu-aisLer
dia
for
as
long
as
he
has
the
lile
and
health
to
do
so.
oOo
THAT
BRINGS
ME
to
the
very
heart
of
the
most
important
thing
I
have
to
say
about
In
res
b-sister
writer
writer
kiiow.i.
knows,
when
a
anry
at
flrHt
BootlPBifine,
she
,,nd
spreads
it.
n
to
your
tru-Kiu
spectable
lamily
needs-extra
saUl
ywaa
one
thnR
'
bul
beconi.
til
MZ"
Z
nuxe.i
wn
oney
there
is.
,
only
one
way
:
i
j
j
nu
n
,fl
innnurn
uu
t.r,it;
tnmiirhiriT
.1,
,...
to
get
it
and
that
te
turning
by
else
again.
However,
the
foul
y
w
h-ii
you
ao
)s
apply
i
to
crime.
It
was
the
landlord
,.h
......
..,i
.i
..
Ihe
urnlp
with
your
fini:-r
tis
'M-
dia:
hop
and
Prime
Minister
Nehru
Is
carry-
that
finally
drove
us
to
it.
For
n,ui
.n
it
ly
""'"""
lnu
"'
r""ts
',f
"""
'
.,
n
.
,
j
i
,.
i
.
,
:
,
",
This
move
also
provided
mV
about
out
every
every
fourth
fourth
(lay
day
sIkuii
sIkuiii.im
ave
at
i
I
u
(mk1
soap.
tim
yarn
limllj
coinbinatloti
sltirt
rl
'tt
lti
)
I
ItuitRr
heuiuir.
i;4Htuioe
j
western
democracy.
But
he
the
butcher,
the
clothier,
the
'"ll
TZ'.
Z
Oh
!tug
atteillDUiM,
to
earrv-
an
even
shoe
mmn
1
h
Hriiuolat
ihi
.
'.
'
.
..
.
b
"
Pfonioti
omoiiiiK
oow
floutlrii;
cluuii.uff
c!t
:
heavier
burden.
In
his
capacity
hardware
man.
the
fuel
man.
the
.hstv".
t
hev
hire
ne
of
mv
as
government
head
he
is
ulso
light
company,
the
telephone
bX
'"'eii
U.S
a
U
UJOy
Sitter
sUter
to
lO
the
Hie
trvinu
tn
not
n
nohlm
adnralnr
.rr.r,
o.irf
fV,o
!,..,
rea.
REMODELLING?
-T
"""
"
",r
'
w
:,
nnu
v,,...,..k
fctl,l,
..r,rf
mi.
,..
.
and
nolitical
ramnaipner
tn
an
never
rnteprf
nrlres
nor
riiH
n.i,
:'.
B
.
"
'
w"?
"
"
yu
UistuitisiicU
er
ones
free
to
uttend
to
money
bum
-every
ui-n-.cisi'
,j
.
-
'
.
,
.
.....
me
oioe
extent
that
would
break
the
-insist
on
beine
nuid.
Mother
thonzetl
to
sell
-KiiieriiiU
their
bootle
'(;inj
whi.'h
they
this
Kuuratee.
VVAI.I.ACK
PHARMACY
heart
and
ruin
the
physique
of
would
tell
the
grocer,
for
inmost
men
in
short
order.
stance,
that
the
bill
was
too
oOo
high
and
that
we
couldn't
pay
LET
ME
GIVE
you
an
example-
it.
He'd
Just
smile,
tell
her
',o
of
what
I
mean.
In
the
weeks
forget
it
and
receipt
the
bill
I
was
in
Delhi
I
to
which
I
re-
anyway.
So
did
the
others.
But
turn
toniKht)
India's
parliament
the
landlord
insisted
on
pay-was
in
session
and
the
PM
w;to
nient.
(
on
the
Job
every
day.
At
the
My
mother,
being
old
-fash-same
time,
he
was
directing
In-
ioned,
took
a
lot
of
persuading
dia's
foreign
policy,
dealing
with
but
finally
she
sold
her
dia-
These
questions
are
important.
They
lead
to
intensified
advertising
campaigns
in
those
areas
where
selling
prospects
look
good.
And,
of
course,
they
may
lead
to
establishment
of
new
branch
stores,
new
factories
in
those
areas
where
marketing
is
perking
up.
'
Looks
Like
Controls
H
:
,
IT
WAS-a
pretty
shocking
increase.
that
the
Caia-
.
l-dian
cost-of-living-
index
took
'during
the
month
of
February
no
less
than
4.5
points
to
a
new
high
of
179.7.
And,
since
the
wholesale
price
index
has
gone
up
again,
another
rise
in
the
retail
index
is
to
be
anticipated
covering
the
month
of
March.
Inflation
is
certainly
here
how
and,
while
we
may
he
reluctant
to
admit
it,
something
most
assuredly
must
be
done
to
stay
the
vicious
spiral
which
is
quickly
pushing
the
ordinary
citizen
of
fixed
income,
the
pensioner
and
such
like
to
the
economic
wall.
It
seems
to
be
getting
past
the
point
where
much
can
be
expected
in
the
way
of
meeting
the
situation
by
merely
appealing
for
less
buying
and
a
cutting
down
of
the
standard
of
living.
That
only
pan
reach
one
class
of
people
those
in
lower
income
brackets
and
can
only
lead
totf
urther
discontent.
There
would
appear
to
be
logic
in
the
contention
that
an
emergency
exists
which
justifies
decisive
action
just
as
it
did
in
wartime
when
Canada
Jiad
a
control
system
which
kept
the
country
in
economic
equilibrium
and
which
was
the
model
that
piany
other
countries
envied.
YOUR
BUILDERS
AND
CONlRACTC
rST
ARRIVED!.
IFFY
Greer
&
Bridden
Lti
U
I
t
s
S
have
to
do
m
order
to
pay
me
my
rent.
I
have
often
wondered
what
be.-ani"
of
'Johnny"
ami
wnen
1
read
Saturday's
article
1
hoped
that
perhaps
the
Johnny
of
that
article
mb;!it
have
been
my
'
Johnny"
w!i"
had
survived
and
gone
on
to
Bi
eater
tilings.
As
for
me,
I
can't
complain,
although
I
fear
I
will
never
rise
to
great
heights.
I
have
-never
"helsUid
a
.keisler,"
peddled
a
fix,"
-muscled
in"
anywhere,
"lifted
a
leather"
or
taken
anyone
for
"a
ride."
I
have
uevei
even
.set
fire
to
un
orphanage,
liie
only
thing
1
have
accomplished
in
that
line
is
to
become
a
landlord
but,
acsordiriu
to
sume
accounts,
I
have,
by
that
means,
attained
some
.stature
In
,
the
underworld,
i
Thank
you,
Mr;
Editor.
1ZZY
KIDMEN.
such
thorny
questions
as
Kash-
mond
rings,
her
wrist
wat;'h
and
mir,
Korea
and
the
implications
a
couple
of
old
mink
coaU
she
I
and
complications
of
the
food
happened
to
have
around
and
tgrants
from
U.S.A.
with
the
proceeds
she
bought
a
T
hat's
a
man-sized
job.
couple
of
quarts
of
liquor.
But
every
single
week-end,
That
night
the
SwillaloU
had
TKF
ST0K
SHOPPE
since
I
hive
come
here,
Mr.
a
nartv.
About
1
am
thev
ran
Sea
Cadet
Nehru
has
been
off,
by
plane,
out
of
supplies
and
telephoned
opening
institutions
and
mak-
to
us
for
replacements.
Care-ing
many
speeches.
fully
wrapping
my
precious
Here
in
Bombay,
for
instance,
wares,
I
started
on
my
elght-the
Prime
Minister
arrived
at
mile
journey
to
deliver
them.
I
six
o'clock
Saturday
evening.
On
will
never
forget
that
night.
The
Call
363
Kir
ih:ttkr
.
.
.
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
bunaay
morning
he
opened
a
temperature
was
around
zero
,
modern
public
milk
pasteuriza-
and
a
60-mile-an-hour
gale
!
tion
plant;
opened
one
of
sev-
whipped
icy
snow
in
a
wild
Now
being
reorganized
under
the
sponsorship
of
the
Navy
League
of
Conn
Those
interested
apply
H.M.C.S.
'
Chatham"
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Fridof
4-6
and
7-9
p.m.
Ane
limit
14-18
years
eral
new
branches
of
the
"Rama-
swirl
before
it.
The
thin
single
I
hi
iniiiiu
imssioii,
maue
one
oiner
cotton
garment
l
wore
was
the
speech,
attended
a
cricket
match
scanty
protection
against
and
then
spoke
for
one
hour
elements
and.
ere
I
had
gone
WOl
1.1)
GKAB
IT
Editor,
Daily
News:
"Stromberg'
quoted
in
yesterday's
paper
that
there
is
too
mu?h
irresponsible
complaining
about
rents
in
this
city.
According,
to
his
belief
the
average
and
4t)
minutes
to
150,000
peo
pie.
He
wailed
several
hours
Monday
morning
before
emnianinir
four
miles,
my
bare
feet
were
quite
cold.
At
this
point
I
.spotted
a
small
shed
near
the
trail
and,
with
the
idea
of
resting
for
a
few
minutes
from
the
fury
Scripture
J-aiiatje
or
Jotlaij
"Seek
and
ye
shall
find;
knock,
and
it
shall
be
opened
unto
you."
Luke
11:9.
rent
for
December
1950
was
$22
see
India's
great
friend,
Lady
I
of
the
storm,
I
went
inside.
It't0
26'
I
have
an
average
tarn
Mountbatten,
who
was
passing
Northern
B.C.
Power
C
Ml
ily,
my
husband,
two
children
and
myself.
If
he
should
hear
of
a
vacancy
at
this
remarkably
reasonable
rent
I
surely
would
;
appreciate
it
if
he
would
let
me
1
Prince
Ilupert
gpj?
ftlore
Vegetables
00
Rich
Beef
Stock
know.
MRS.
F.
COBBAERT.
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
I.IMITKI)
Ituildcrs
&
Contractors
Packed
in
B.C."
through
to
Burma.
oOo
NOW
IF
YOU
multiply
that
week-end
by
what
happens
every
week-end,
you
get
what
I
mean.
I
think
Mr.
Nehru
could
study,
with
proTit,
one
-thing
demonstrated
by
our
own
late
and
great
Mackenzie
King.
That
is,
that
the
secret
of
ability
to
withstand
the
strain
of
public
office
for
many
years
is
to
take
some
time
out
to
relax.
oOo
I
DO
NOT
PROPOSE
to
Share
the
pessimism
wnich
I
have
reported
above,
about
a
big
bust-
was
there,
in
that
shed,
that
I
met
"Johnny."
He
loo
was
on
criminal
intent
bent,
driven
to
it,
as
I
was,
by
the
rapacity
of
a
landlord.
While
we
rested
we
talked
of
various
things
and
finally
"Johnny"
showed
me
a
pair
of
ivory
cubes
with
spots
on
them.
He
told
me
that
they
were
called
dice
and
that
you
could
play
games
with
them.
As
all
children
do,
I
liked
to
play
games
and
I
begged
him
to
show
me
how
to
play.
I
will
refrain
from
boring
you
with
the
details
but
in
less
than
10
minutes
I
had
lost
not
only
my
whitehandled
knife,
my
pet
bunny,
the
few
pennies
I
had
saved
for
Christmas
presents
for
AUTOMATIC
RAILWAY
The
first
mountainside
cog
railway
in
the
world
opened
at
Mount
Washington,
New
Hampshire,
in
1809.
Spring")
-
tn
Does
Your
Car
Have
'country'
ST
'
Ian
up
in
Indian
at
year
X
or
any
Ymi
know
the
symptoms
.
.
"iliRestion,"
loss
at
P'l-cranky
pimr
gas
stops
and
starts.
We've
gut
the
cure.
A
lw
cost
tune
UP
session
in
our
"operating
room"
will
brinff
about
your
rar's
fast
recuperation.
Drive
up!
J
1
other
time.
Nor
do
I
believe
that
'
my
sisters,
and
my
shirt,
but
I
any
great
leader
is
indispensable
had
also
staked
and
lost
my
two
or
irreplaceable.
I
precious
quarts.
For
what
hap-
Yet
just
as
it
was
a
tragedy
pened
next,
I
have
no
excuse
to
of
gigantic
proportions
that
-
i
,
ri
offer.
I
was
desperate.
I
picked
up
a
half
brick
from
the
shed
flood
and
hit
"Johnny"
firmly
Franklin
Roosevelt
was
taken
from
life
just
when
he
was
so
it
would
be
not
only
a
calamity
for
India
but
a
tragedy
for
all
the
highest
values
for
which
the
tern
VEGETABLE
mankind,
if
anything
should
happen
to
shorten
the
span
of
5uPerlor.
x
AYL
..,iiJ
Mife
and
health
of
Mr.
Nehru.
nd
AU""
SOUP
STUDEBAKER
a
western
democracies
really
do
stand
as
distinguished
from
the
mere
power
interests.
For
If
Nehru
were
to
disappear,
India
would
surely
swinp
to
chaos
or
rightist
reaction
first
and
to-Communism
next.
Repairs
Third
Avenue
at
Pm15
oOo
I
CANNOT
STATE
too
strongly
that
such
a
tragedy
would,
above
all,
be
a
deadly
blow
to
-
0UR
FAMILY
DESERVES
AYLMER
QUAUTf
,