;
I
the
end
of
the
world
January
9.
el.se
again.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
ihas
sent
11
children
back
to
jschool.
They
should
never
have
'
?
'
i
left.
Some
sort
of
special
in-
nom(!i
judging
from
their?'
Huge
Loss
in
Failing
To
Ship
Peace
River
Grain
Via
Rupert
Wednesday,
January
10,
1951
Ray
.
.
.
fQ'ffech
ant
fetn
in
iicei
struitlon
for
the
lady
herself
tests.
Publicity,
premature
might
not
come
amiss.
I
otherwise,
can
affect
mnu,
security.
That
much
Is
uni.
Members
of
the
British
Co-
;
stood,
but
the
people
of
a
c.
lumbia
Legislature
say
$3000
Is,
try
should
be
able
to
accent
V
insufficient
indemnity,
and
a
as
well
as
good
neu.
r'
By
PAGE
RIDEOUT
Our
7,000,000-bushel
wheat
deal
with
Japan
but
demonstrated
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier's
vision
when
he
n
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
Daily
Newspaper
Association
a.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
We
learn
that
in
Prince
Ra-
j
lot
of
people
agree
with
them,
j
apimaents
are
responsible
m
tkak4foiJf
If
put
Prince
Rupert
on
the
map.
Also
Sir
Charles
M,
ilavs'
idea
when
he
n;it
.$3,000,000
into
a
ship-build-
pert,
during
1950,
brrtns
oui-;it
might
nave
been
au
ngnti-aiui
object
to
having
their
numbered
deaths
almost
four
to
years
ago.
But
it's
all
wrong
to-1
ports
cut
to
pieses
and
bei
Babies
totalling
zau
were
may.
r
ewer
legislators
nave
open
threatened
with
court-in,.
iy
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
me
plant
tO
DUim
MS
OOaiS
mat
weie
to
piy
,
seventv-five
died.
Well
suggested.
And
lhats
something
'
tnuuiu
uiey
aare
ooji.-c.
$8.00;
By
Mail.
Per
Month.
50c;
Per
Year.
$5.00.
'fill-'
Pacific.
But
the
federal
election
of
1911
threw
Prince
jPrlrice
Ruperts
lust
mayor
was
Rupert
inta
the
scrap
heap
j
n-xmcd
Stork.
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Kcws
T.M.,
3rd
Avenue
Prince
Bupert.
By
ELMORE
PHI
LPOTT
PURELY
PERSONAL
IN
A
FEW
DAYS
I
e-peet
to
leave
on
a
five-month
trip
to
India,
Is
it
remained
until
me
j.,nment
of
wheat
to
Japan
ana
where
"Paper,
sir?"
He
not
more
ihan
eight
Pearl
Harbor
episode
when
t
J
the
Peace
River,
country
is
mak-
ii.tplxani!
tnnlf
rms
s
pllin
&nd
Jn
AnaM.ntntfllt
A
W.'heilt
and
paused
hopeluuy
i.rQr,ri.,i
mm
ik
fKinnnn
rn
,..7iv,
hai
loft
rinivsiin
Creek
fonor
nine,
,t
the
elbow
of
a
sturdy
acuni
SAVINGS
mi:.'i
woiiK
t.uv:
ftnl
Bi",
variety
from,
nair
...
SiSj
2
Ml.!':;
AI.L-V.IOL
VVOKX
pant:;
m
Good
for
fishing
rail
and
pon
nxiuies.
bui
w1C
tniU
purpose
oui,
uen
""v
....
.
in
local
fitting
at
th
the
,.ulller
counter
a
fti.00O.00
orated
to
be
dead
t,
am
f.
sav.
40
cars,
reaches
rael,
Egypt,
Italy,
Yugo
slavia
and
western
Eu
I
canit.ak
when
the
Americans
Primnnton
the
wheat
has
been1
en
folded-
their
tents
until
the
ar-'
hauled
50
miles,
or
around
100;
"Who,
me?"
thai
of
a
U.S.
eorapany
with
1
miles
further
than
if
it
had
been
"Yeah.
Read
all
the
iatesi
th
ri,l,imhia
fpllnlnHa
nl:int
'
.-l.inno
rlirpft.
tn
Prince
Rjnelt.
news'."
rope.
The
trip
will
begin
and
end
in
Britain.
ItOY
S
!I(X,1,
ctt
n
i
.iHiv,
i.
.nHin
mm.
millions
1
"But
I
can't
read."
He
grin-
I
ROi!Sl;KS
bj
m
Edmonton
uus
iruin
is
u.-
around.
ned
and
glalu.ed
of
dollars,
and
is
claimed
to
I
shall
be
writing
all
the
time
i:ovr
ai.i
HODi.
wi.mi-
VlUcU
UI1
A
ju-ju
uaaw
u
v
.
.
3.50
i:kc.ki:k;-
U
JV,
i?
Disaster,
What?
WE
WONDER
if
we
may
be
fiddling
while
Rome
burns.
It
does
seem
that
thre
is
a
lot
of
dallying
in
the
matter
nf
civilian
defence
measure.
The
present
situatwm
appears
to
be,
and
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
is
nut
alone
by
any
means
in
that
regard,
of
each
ono
waiting
for
somem?
clre
to
do
somethirfg.
The
municipalities
have
to
wait
for
instructions
from
the
provincial!
government
and
the
provincial
government
has
to
wait
for
the
federal
government
and
vice
versa
in
reverse.
So
in
a
lot
of
places
nothing
fc
being
done.
We
all
seem
to
b
worried
about
the
possibility
uf
a
sudden
war.
We
tske
it
for
granted
that,
when
v;ar
does
come,
theve
will
not
be
any
time
to
get
armed
or
prepared.
It
does
not
take
much
imagination
to
picture
what
chaos
would
be
caused
in
Prince
hop
and
I
aia
away
-and
for
several
him-
ihe
bluest
thing
of
its
kind
on
Canadian
Pa(.,c
and
Can-
-The
newsboy
backed
away,
re-dree
thousand
more
readers,
the
PaciHc
coast.
And
now
the
j
National
Railways.
Ths
-urkug:
Then
why
are
we
stuff
whto
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada.'
?jiondln3
so
much
money
build-here
than
regularly
see
my
,
th
,r
2()
cars
771
mles
child
Am-)
the
schools
.'
Why
don
t
at
home.
I
to
financial
of
their
2ii
cars
fig
all
.
oOo
en;an
eapital,
is
spending
,$d00,-
m
mUes
and
the
wheat
is
you
go
and
luid
out
how
Its
THIT
REEaiS
LIKE
a
good
W.l
en
a
Pi-t
that
covers
Vancouver
But
th-:
"?"
time
to
savhel'o
to
new
readers,
the
ground
between
a
huge
dam
.
in
tneCNH
train
has
and
"thanks
for
everything"
to
c'aRd
t-anyon
on
the
bt,en
nauled
j
273
miles
while
the
Covered
hockey
and
curling
Nejhano
River
to
a
smelter
at-
built
at
the
Canadian
Le-
old
fri.-nds.
A
one
editor
wants
,n
tne
CPR
lratn
ha,
rlnttJ.
me
to-
tell
his
readers
some
facts
Kitlmaat
on
tidewater.
I
J
,
gUm
slle
WOuld
be
Uttle
more
I
Het"
th
P
kd
than
a
step
to
the
Civic
Centre;
of
'
life
hei-e
they
are:
SOme
400
miles
if
the
grain
'
'appears
on
the
horizon
as
to
where
there's
a
splendid
floor
,
shioi)ed
direct
from
Daw-'
I
was
Horn
in
Toronto
54
years
wty,
-when
the
American
peo-,
."c
Lietlt
lo
""1"e
Rupert
'.for
basketball.
Baseball
is
play-
acro
(May
1,
18'jOi.
They
called
p
haTe
such
faith
in
Prince'
KUPelc;
ed
on
Ulp
A..ropoUs
Xwo
mod.
the
street
"Cismark
Avenue"
KUpPrt
and
its
surroundings,"
is1
The
Vancouver
Sun
has
an-
efn
tneatres
wili
De
convenient.
:
hen,
fr
our
cousins
the
Ge"-
m
that
our
people
refuse
to
use
nounced
the
arrival
of
a
Jap-
0l)g
of
the
finfst
0
harbors
of-mans
were
still
best
friends
of
their
own
railway
and
port
to
ane.se
vessel
for
the
first
earjo
j
water
j,rj,jrt
oolii"
ahead
cur
nyal
family.
The
nreet
h
ship
the
7,000,008
bushels
of
of
this
7.000,000
bushels
ot
whea'.
j-h
what
is'
being
projected
In
PRINTING
9
PURPOSES
Highest
Quality
Experience
Versatility
Asquim
Avenue
now
anu
mc
ci
grain
o
japan.
,
we
are
shipping
to
Japan
bt
the
deVe;0pment
of
games
and
,n-
that
boat
mailed
500
miles
extra
mn
,a,efu,
pl:inmnj
.
In
in
order
nrHer
in
to
paas
nsuu
up
no
Prince
Prince
Rn-i
Ra-i
amJ
.
l?nnfrt
for
pvfimnlfi
evmi
if
therp
were
n
relatively
a
French
restaurant
where
I
Saw,
let
us
for
a
minute
con
1
1
'
Unmn
into
Intn
IViO
tne
UiOl'IH
woria
n
at
t.
7
i
name
a.m.,
shir
a,
to
how
frlnxre
Kupe
nljnt.y
ouUay.
But
it
w.mll
pert
and
arrive
in
Vancouver
bawling.
,
.
f
Us
to
a-s
an
overseas
port
for
,
when
slie
arrives
at
her
rxm't,
hold
mv
Toronto
oi-ittin
oys
ereat
torrulor
across
the
too
and.
Dibb
Printing
Co.
home
port
with
her
rarOs
sias
will
have
sailed
another
500
extra
miles,
and
this
will
be
re
too
much
against
me.
At
the
age
at
tne
west.
of
six
months
I
realized
my
mis-!
Dawson
Creels
is
the
western
(ralrtt
n.nH
wtlivir-fl
tn
move
West.
'wiilV-,
ent
nir
ni
,i-fhl
n
nH
Tf.
pure
an-
advantage
of
nrst
tm-portuiK-e.
Recreatioi
would
b.
centralied
and
on
a
broader
sale.
One
generation
has
already
grown
up
here,
without
enjoying
a
hockey
or
a
curliir;
match.
It
would
be
a
shabby
deal
to
have
it
occur
again.
pnofsK
?.:n
BESNKR
BLOCK
getting
only
as
far
as
Hamilton
84
bi,
map
measurement
from
P"at'd
by
ea:-h
of
the
30
shlp.i
in
that
juma
llsoo
Creek
by
way
of
Hud-
that
are
supposed
to
ina,te
the
I
;a-
num:
er
Hve.oi
the
thlr-
ow
Hope
t
Ftnla-y
Forks,
the
mmd
tnP
m
January.
tc.n
fhiirfrpn
in
nnr
familv
head
it
the
Peace
River.
It
is
Now
let
someone
take
a-
pen-
rrrnor
war
disaster.
Of
courso,
we
are
all
to
blame
and
it
may
seem
a
little
presumptuous
for
any
of
xm
to
criticize
a
long
as
we
do
nothing
ourselves.
But
it
does
appear
that
it
is
high
time
for
a
serious
appreciation
of
the
situation
and
the
taking
of
action
if
not
for
defence
at
least
for
relief.
We
would
hate
to
think
of
any
place
being
less
organized,
informed
or
equipped
for
an
emergency
and
not
necessarily
a
war
emergency
either
than
Prince
Rupert.
FISHERMEN
.
.
.
errlv
learned
the
advantages
and
ruiJes
from
Flnlay
Porks
to
zil
and
figure
out
as
to
ua(
how
Mrs.
Carlson
of
Keremeos,
who
disadvantges
of
being
born
into
Hazelton,
which
is
on
the
Cana-
many
miles
of
extra
sailing
will
headed
the
group
that
awaited
a
minister's
fanrly
We
wer
crian
National
Railways
167
miVs
have
to
be
done
to
get
the
7.000,-1
-
--
taught
and
had
it
demonstrated
nthas
of
Prlnee
Rupert
ooo
bushels
of
grain
over
to
Ja-
proccJure
s
.
-
.
...
whirfc
shiu
ri
he
nur
northern
nan
Then
nurelv
thia
mniin
r:i
'
,"V"'""B
tc
ur
that,
"tne
i.ora
win
pro-
-"-.-T,.
''Z!f.j
""'Z
U.M
l-i.A
vide"
Y,at
of
a
Saturday
nieht
""
-
--.
...
u
jii"'B
v.....
'examined
t,r
that
mre
and
reason
tells
us
in
no
when
dad
our
family
wilt
load
three
or
four
boats
at
uncertain
language
that
that
Prinze
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
herd
as
uncon
one
time.
The
city
has
a
ship-
,
7,oou,000-bushelt
shipment
to
Ja-
footwear,
and
groaned
to
discover
that
the
boys
had
all
worn
holes
in
the
toes
of
their
boots,
Tut
complete
overhaul
of
your
High
Speed
Gasoline
Enfinr,
see
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
We
have
the
trained
mechanics
and
specialised
equipment
to
perform
thin
work
for
you
.
.
.
efficiently
ant4
economically.
To
avoid
delay
t
his
spring
when
the
rush
is
on,
let
us
have
that
job
now.
stitutional
procedure
which
has
yard
and
dry
dock
that
would
pan
should
have
beea
shipped
mm"n
down
ok
Itw
T
"P
wor
through
Prrnee
Rirpert
by
all
tl
j
been
taken
by
the
executive
of
be
belly-lamming
u
on
on
sleighs
siegns
oowii
mh
neeL
ghe
glao
hag
)aw3
Goa
what...
mountain-side
we
.
the
Asso-iated
A,ni:,tert
Rr.ftrds
Boards
oi
of
Trade
Traue
Hamilton
,
th
thl.
h-rVll,
.
h,.t
tv,f
...
,
.
..,,,,
used
to
wish
that
the
Lord
hadnt
the
world.a!1
ot
which
ts
have
feiven
Prince
Rupert
in
de-j
of
Central
British
Columbia
in
c
proviaen
quite
so
many
uuspn.-.g
A,m
miles
Well
We
Ge,
Support
lr
HAS
been
said
that
a.
prophet
is
without
honor
in
his
own
country.
It
is,
therefore,
with
some
satisfaction
we
hear
that
a
petition
is
being
circulated
of
Dawson
veloping
her
into
a
strong
port
j
of
f
erinS
the
names
of
A.
;
for
or.'O
hou:ehnin.
Creek,
our
railhead
of
the
north-
on
the
northern
Paeifte
whfch
Fowler
of
Smithers
and
V.
A
west.
jour
country
now
needs
as
we
ob-i
Taylor
of
Burns
Lake
as
candi-
ThiiQ
if
tho
nivBmrii
rail-
serve
the
war
clouds
elimblti?
,
.
,
.
:
oOo
I
WAS
EDUCATED,
they
say
Rupert
Motors
Limited
nnA
ot.1
-".
-
.
.
aaies
lor
uit
unite
ui
yic-
in
Hamilton
Collegiate
tvw
ner.wepn
Haze
nn
anfi
nnr
uvei
tue
iiuinieiii
nuiiuun.
tended
the
University
of
Toronto
la,ineail
WM
a
reality
which
it
,
president
of
the
Associated
Boards
following
the
departure
iui
iwu
yt-ai
a.
i
should
have
been
many
years
In
Hamilton
we
had
the
most
aKo..
it
would
have
onened
un
Monmouthshire
of
R
j
Bourque
of
Burns
LakeU
easy
poiiig
principal
that
ever
one
of
the
richest
coal,
v.
ater-
Douglas
Bevan
was
fined
the
f
rom
the
district.
The
opinion
PICTURE
FRAMES
and
FRAMED
PICTURES
'
NEW
SHIFMKNT
JUST'
RECKIVKU
lived,
I
figure
old
Doc
Thoinp-.;
power
and
mineral
fields
in
the
equivalent,
oi
i.ou
iiere
lor
steal-
of
th
.
j
cllambcr
L,
thal
the
son.
You
did
not
need
to
pass
world,
and
every
mile
of
the
lg
coal.
Police
said
that
foot-
exams
for
they
put
you
up
to
the
new
line
would
be
a
revenue
steps
in
the
snow
led
a
black
office
should
remain
vacant
ur.-
n-ext
grade
anyway.
But
in
our
producer.
trail
from
the
coal-shed
to
hia
til
the
next
annual
meeting
of
final
year
we
had
to
work
to!
Now
we
ar
.hipping
a
ecu-
home.
the
Associated
Boards.
All
Wlifr-
Popular
Prices
Sizes
matriculate
it
being
a
government-set
examination.
AU
I
learned
at
University
of
Toronto
was
how
to
play
dian
football
and
basketball.
However,
I.
always
console
myself
hv
thinking
that,
if
ths?
hadn't
come
along
in
19M
I
might
have
developed
a
brain
in
4
1b-4-:.,
my
final
two
years.
oOo
around
Terrace
and
getting
a
wide
measure
of
signature
renuesting
the
minister
of
public
works
to
take
immediate
steps
to
make
available
the
necessary
personnel,
machinery
and
equipment
to
keep
open
the
year
around
the
highway
between
Prince
Ilupert
and
Terrace.
For
years
the
Daily
News
has
been
consistently
advocating
this
very
thing
but
has
been
getting
very
little
support
from
any
quarter
most
everybody
seeming
t.o
go
for
the
negative
arguments
that
it
is
a
physical
impossibility
to
keep
the
road
open
or
that
there
is
not
enough
traffic
to
justify
it
anyway.
It
is
not
so
very
many
weeks
ago
that
we
were
pointing
out
that
It
was
even
more
important
than
ever
now
that
the
road
should
be
kept
open
throughout
the
winter
and
the
year
around.
The
Terrace
petition,
in
its
case
for
keeping
the
highway
open,
points
out
the
new'
requirements
of
developing
industry
(particularly
the
cellulose
mill
and
its
timbsring
activity),
franchised
road
services
and
the
military
standpoint.
The
Terrace
petition
should
be
brought
down
to
Prince
Rupert.
We
are
sure
there
would
be
very
few
who
would
have
the
nerve
not
to
sign
it
even
if
they
might
have
allowed
themselves
to
be
talked
out
of
supporting
the
''voice
in
the
wilderness"
of
the
Daily
News.
t
LIKE
TWENTY
MILLION
othe-guys
I
served
in
the
firrt
world
war.
Got
my
phare
of
decora
iinfiiiiarrii
yi
iii
tiiiiirr
ii
.
-
Reddy
says...
tions,
which
used
to
come
up
,
with
the
rum.
rations.
Got
more
I
than
my
share
o'
German
mte-I
si'es
and
still
carrv
around
a
load
!
of
German
meta-i
in
my
Innards
Cn
tno
r.f
thft..
-ot.
rh"umftt.,'m
which
has
stuck
to
me
closer
than
anv
brother.
Eut
as
mother
and
dad
still
sav
fat
ape
85)
ihe
Lord
moves
In
a
mysterious
way
his
wonders
to
tierform.
Because
of
all
the
hard
knocks,
ups
and
downs,
and
ins
and
outs
I
became
FOOTHILLS
"HARD'
a
newspaper
columnist,
and
am
writing
this,
which
you
are
reading.
oOo
IP
YOU
WRITE
a
controversial
column,
like
mine,
vou
learn
that
you
make
some
of
the
peopls
mad
all
the
time,
all
of
the
People
Needed
"All
the
'GOLD'
you
need
for
a
few
cents
a
week"
people
mad
some
of
the
time.
ALBERTA
TELKWA
CO.U
IN
AIX
SIZES
Lump
.
.
.
Cobble
,
.
.
Egg
Nut
and
Stoker
PHONE
For
Immediate
Delivery
PHILP0TT,
EVITT
&
i
The
secret
is
not
to
make
all
of
them
too
mad
for
the
same
reason.
.
I
know
I
am
doing
o.k.
when
In
the
same
mail
I
get
one
blastint?
j
letter
from
a
communist
calling
me
a
worse
imperialist
than
Churchill,
and
a
scorcher
from
CO.
is
really
pressing
for
more
immigration.
CANADA
The
desperate
need
for
more
people
is
accentuated
when
the
government
now
says
that,
if
you
have
$30,
you
can
come
here.
They
might
as
we'll
say:
"If
you
have
30
cents,
you
are
welcome."
We
arc
thus
paying
their
passage
and
even
footing
the
tab
for
air
rides.
We
do
not
want
to
be
caught
-Jn
a.
manpower
shortage,
if
a
hot
war
comes.
On
top
Jjt
that,
we
have
billions
cf
public
works
to
do
if
we
HCIMHNU
SI
PPI.IKS
u:mbek
an
imperialist
calling
me
a
coin-
munifit.
Both
are
about
the
selfsame
column.
oOo
I
AM
GOING
to
India
right
now
because
It
seems
to
me
that
if
any
statesman
In
the
world
has
the
key
to
live-and-let-lWe
niiii.RmmiKrnriifl
UU
I
IMILII
UJi.1
ArM-
The
fighting
force-
may
well
occupy
more
and
.
...
Tnrlnf.f
tilnl
Ponnln
ia
rrmrtor
it
Uuy
one
of
the
new-model
refrigerators
anil,
in
a
day
or
so,
you'll
wonder
how
you
ever
manured
to
net
along
without
it!
No
food
spoilage
even
in
the
hottest
weather,
and
leftovers
kept
fresh
which
is
economical
.
.
.
frozen
desserts,
home-made
ice
rream;
iee
cubes
fr
cold
drinks
all
of
which
are
delightful.
And
trouble-free
all
you
have
to
do
is
to
open
and
close
the
dor
.
.
.
Cost
of
electricity?
Only
a
few
cents
a
week!
Drop
in
and
inspect
our
stock.
You'll
be
delighted
to
see
bow
roomy,
convenient
and
handaome
they
are!
peace,
it
is
Nehru.
If
the
peace
&
..
.
T
Lflrt
cannot
be
saved,
it
will
also
be
India
which
will
be
m
a
position
to
salvage
part
of
humanity
from
the
wreckage.
It
will
be
India
whclh
picks
up
the
pieces
if
there
are
any.
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KKUVW
Lots
of
mUes
hft
$450
more
oi
our
young
inuusuiai
voiwia
ahead
by
leaps
and
bounds
everywhere.
So
we
need
people,
people,
people.
Finally,
if
we
do
not
use
the
land,
someone
else
will.
There's
a
real
scare
now
that
if
we
don't
get
going,
the
provisional
capital
of
America
for
Mao
tse-tung
will
be
Edmonton.
jDaiiy
Health
Hin
j
The
only
way
to
make
your,
body
continue
to
function
well
is
I
to
give
it
a
rest
once
in
a
while
relaxation
and
sleep
can
do
won-1
I
ders
when
you
are
physically
or
1
mentally
exhausted.
i
Scripture
faiiaft
for
Joday
"The
end
of
all
things
is
at
hand;
be
ye
therefor
sober
and
watch
unto
prayer.
And
above
all
things
have
fervent
charity
among
yourselves."!
Peter
4:7-8.