f
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News1
OtJSauin-
U
owner
is
nowhern,
The
owner
rak
k
brtakmg
bu:,M"-'
maehuw
auu
,
L
1951
lutsaa".
june
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
'ron
CllUt
9
ousinw
shouirl
t
;b
P-ssibl,
ta
but
a
l.7:
dots.
Wherv
to
w
iitl
how
l01ia
g;,,
with
a
cumpui.iun
Wh,
car.
f-
l-.Jfprr.ner.l
ciaiy
newspaper
cerotea
10
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
ana
Central
British
Columbia.
Mcrr.ter
of
Canadian
Pres3
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation.!
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
C-
A.
HVNTFR.
Managing
Editor.
H
U.
PLKRY,
Managing
Director
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Per
7ek.
20c;
Per
Month,
7sc-
P-r
Year.
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Wail,
Per
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Year,
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00
;
"F.'eednn"
a
weekly
paper
j.uUi.i!ied
In
Wellington,
New
Zealand,
puts
us
right
on
a
few
.familiar
quotations.
Read
them
but
never
again
refer
to
"
A
needl?
in
a
haystack"',
the
trroper
dictation
i.-.:"A
needle
in
a
bottie
of
hay!"
Time
has
changed
many
of
these
quotations:
"He
who
hesitates
is
lost",
is
a
misquotation
ol
Joseph
Addison's
The
woman
thai
deliberates
u
la-t."
Sonic
:.-hi)Sf.
th
.,...,
to
best
d.-su
ib,.
h,
"
leased
tn
m
V
uninipoi
t.ni.t
t,,wn
is
,,
United
Nations
auvane
alon
Uj
evi
n
mnitu
Dismantling
at
Anyox
contin-
To
date,
thv
process
has
Deen
long
and
leisurely.
For
y?iirg,
thi
old
eompuny
town
u
oh
jf
tff
most
etiv
in
th
riorth.
Prince
Rupert
sorely
t-uc;;che.i
t-.ery
ait?rn:oa
exiepi
Sunday
by
Prir.c?
F.v.p.it
Daiiy
Ne
ws
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Pi
luce
Rupvrt.
tnlsaid
Anyox,
once
Um
hut
;
t.
rwu.u
"
down
L.Tairw
effcUve.
Win
hall
truths.
sil-Ht.
wouldn't,
aftr
beeofning
sue
I
ton,
quaiiited
Willi
many
new
ik-ikIi-
!
,.,',.
,
,
...
.
.
.
"J,r.
a
riiiuice
w,
ii
b-jri
and
moiey
liiat
drt
l"t',j
rt.
"Cool
as
a
ru-B'aumoiu
ami
"As
cold
as
cu
'
mi
i
i:hlr,u
"People
say
cumber",
when
Fletcher
wrote,
cumbers".
Mx.k
familiar.
3
What
ii:iijjei!s.
iui'
II'
w,s.
The
portraits
of
two
former!
prime
nUnisU-r
are
nw
aoiar-!
ijili
oti
posiaKe
stamps
and
tu
E"Jfk;
-M.SE
tJKci.
usual
some
hit?hbrow
arle
to'
MCVTfii
!,
CP)
.
.ay
that
t
ThKicaily
catti
U
iu-
u
wrvtj
.f
eur.
.si.
TIm
designation
lor
press
c
HiCe
hnj
botden
should
rend
"Sir
Ruben"
wee
Corporation
0
ujid
not
"
fSir
R.L."
And,
b.
it
omist
preuarii:j
It,
a,
known,
insU-ad
of
"W.L.M.
King"
wntion
July
3-5
v
v
,
hall
lUni
nr.
"Mackenzie
Kuig."
ronsumptiua
it
i,
Hut
what
doe.:
it
all
matter
any-
T,Mf
lohfe
-eive
-is
h
way?
farm
of
Nolasqu;-
hm
.
,
.
tider
maker.
Now
and
llrf-n
a
Wrycle
Ik
noted
Mere
.Tnxes
Soon
JNCOIvIE
tax
rhans-ps
will
rome
into
f-TiVctTily
1.
I
The
twenty
K-r
cent
sureliarpe
will
tlien
conirneiKv
and
also
the
dftluctions
from
pay
olir-ck
un
the
basis
of
100
per
cent
of
the
tax
due.
So
the
iiv-i'i-aio
of
deduction
in
a
lot
of
pav
checks
will
he
more
than
twenty
per
cent,
possibly
more
like
thirty-three
and
one-third.
This
is
i',oin-to.
be
ouite
a
blow
for
the
most
of
people
hut
the
most
of
H3
might
as
well
have
rhe
hitter
pill
early
as
late.
.
.The
100
per
cent
deductions
will
make
it
easier
sk
ihf-
md
of
the
year
when
the
taxpayer
will
he
relieved
to
find
that
lie
has
no
balance
to
pay
ej-en
on
t
lie
twenty
per
cent
surtax
payments.
Sony?
ifiay
have
a
littb
money
cominp;
back.
;
With
les
take
home
pay
there
will
also
be
a
tendency
to
curtail
or
consider
expenditure?,
thus
helping
to
further
curb
the
inflationary
trend
and
a-Uo
control
prices.
-
If
the
plan
woiks
out
in
a
moderate
retrenchment
fill
around,
it
could
be
that
the
standard
of
ikvim?
would
not
be
seriously
affected
at
all.
.
I
lying
flat
m
Ue
sidewalk.
Often
If
y
m
w:ml
In
vll
i;,u
;
"The
Bible
does
not
say
"Escaped
by
the
skin
of
my
teeth",
as
moil
people
will
have
it,
out'
"Escaped
with
the
skin
of
my
teeth".
"An
ans1
ry
wman
is
apt
la
declare
"'All
men
are
liars".
Km
Uavid,
in
the
Psalms,
said
liw
such
thinn.
He
was
careful
O.
prefix
that
saying
with
sen,,
very
signJicanl
Words:
"I
sail.
In
my
hu.ste,
al1
men
are
liar;".
f
4
j
Nor
d.ie.7
the
Bible
say,
"Then
is
s-fifty
in
numbers",
but
"In
the
multitude
of
counsello
there
is
safely".
I
Kobert
Liu'ton
did
not
writ!
'The
exception
proves
the
rule"
but
"No
rule
is
so
general,
which
admits
not
some
exception".
And
he
did
not
write,
Wnm
;l
Pome
do
as
Rome
does",
bus
"When
they
are
at
Rome,
they
do
there
a.s
they
see
done".
!
"They
don't
live,
but
exist,"
is
misquoted
for
"They
do
net
live
but
linger",
i
Samuel
Eutler,
author
of
!
Hudibras,
did
not
write
"It
i
makes
my
mouth
water",
but
j
'
These
reasons
made
his
mouth
water".
He
did
not
say,
as
so
j
many
people
do:
"Have
an
eye
I
to
the
main
chance",
but
"Have
MEN'S
WEAR
H
ITK
Ail
Woo)
F.ulls
bl
oiahi
shailes.
Plain
skules
i
to
im
fwtxm
in
(lowljle
l
r.i.,ted
si
yk-,.
Ku
t
X
S&Mb
litOi
SKK
Fo
Ite-sa
and
fH
:nj-r.f:is.
A
fi'
Jt
it
aJ!
slyit:.-.
I
roiu
J5..H
i
BOYS'
WEAR
t;AR.ni)IXE
PANTS-A
pecinl
shtpmetit.
G-kkI
kM,
ippi-ru.
F'liv.;
fit
i.i
i'S
from
0
to
12
years.
Kti'ub
Now
$3.75
1
WINIHlKi:AKi:KS
Full
zipper,
Rood
for
summer
ww
0
A
""
t
I
.
.
.
,t.T
v
.
.
Neglecting
Books
C
to
14
year.-;.
Special
Value
S!.75
ii
HIS
LEFT
HAND
AT
ODDS
WITH
HIS
By
Robert
Chambers
in
the
Halifax
Chronicle-
(CP
PHOTO)
hop
and
i
Victoria
Report
'ave
at
are
reading
fewer
hooks.
Attention
CHILDREN
is
fixed
more
firmly
on
the
screen
and
on
television
as
well
as
the
alleged
comics.
There
is
nothing-seriously
wrong
w
ith
any
of
the
three,
as
well
as
with
literature,
so
long
as
judgment
in
selection
is
shown.
But
to
continue
more
or
less
indifferent
to
the
printed
word
as
maturity
approaches
is
neglecting
life
instead
of
enriching
it.
...
by
J.
K.-Nesbitt
a
care
o
th
main
chance
.
Nearly
everyone
talks
abant
City
Clerk
R.
W.
Long
and
Mrs.
Long
left
on
Monday's
plane
for
Vancouver
on
a
two-week
vacation.
While
on
his
holidays
Mr,
Long
will
attend
the
Municipal
Officers'
convention
at
Victoria
which
begins
today
In
his
place
at
city
hall.
Miss
Audrey
Wrathall
'
will
be
acting
city
cirk.
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESH
FINE
Dominion
Provincial
Relations
and
Financial
Implications
The
government
isn't
any
too
happy
about
Dominion-Provincial
financial
relations.
The
present
income
tax
agreement
will
run
out
!
"Possession
is
nine
points
of
the
;
law",
when
what
Colley
fibber
jw:ote
was
"Possession
is
eleven
I
points
in
the
law".
I
The
full
and
proper
quotation
I
for
"Hell
knows
no
fury
like
a
OF
BEST
OF
FOOD
LEARNS
SOMETHING
NEW
COOK
i
woman
senrnpri"
is
"Heaven
ha-
no
rage
like
love
to
hatred
turn-!
next
Spring.
Ottawa,
naturally,
wants
B.C.
to
sign
FOR
TARE
Ot'T
OHDF.HS
PHONE
;M
BROADWAY
CAFE
ilccmed"
a
a
oma"
up
again
but
isn't
offering
much
more
money.
B.C.,
j
'although
it
wants
to
co-operate
with
the
Federal
'"WhT-ftherea
ui.
"there's"
a
government
for
the
national
good,
also
wants
a
better
iway",
but
"Be
there
a
win,
and
financial
deal
for
British
Columbians,
.
;
.
s-
;
wisdom
finds
a
way".
j
way
lt
is
n0w-the!
B.C.
,
V
Stories
Always
Welcomed
WHENEVER
you
have
a
story
which
you
think
is
newsworthy,
present
it
to
your
newspaper
on
the
basis
of
"you
may
feel
that
tliis
will
he
of
interest
to
your
readers"
never
on
the
basis
of
"surely
to
goodness
you
can
see
that
this
will
be
of
tremendous
interest
to
your'
readers."
Contributed
stories
are
always
welcome,
the
most
of
them
are
used,
but
it
is
a
fundamental
principle
that
newspaper
ieople
know
t,he
business
of
selection
better
than
others
know
it.
4
government,
mougn
it
woaitin
i
stauce,
n
two
years,
at
the
Urn
of
our
hext
provincial
general
TOYS
TOYS
toy!
I
"Everything
comes
to
him
who
say
so
as
bluntly
as
this,
uooks
!
waits",
should
be
"Ever
thins;
.
upon
tne
wnole
situation
j
list
n.t
!
comes
if
a
man
will
only
wait",
lt
Ottawa
was
dipping
Us
hu-e,
!
"Small
'
things
amuse
small
grasping
hand
Into
the,
B.C.
minds"
is
"Little
things
affsrt
i
Treasurv
and
scootine
off'
with
p'ect.on,
Mr.
Juhason
saying
the
B.C.
must
co-operate
more
wl'.h
o.iawa,
that
B.C.,
being
ricn,
mu.t
help
the
have-not
provides.
At
the
same
time
Mr.
Anscomb
would
be
on
the
hustings
crying
eolden
dollars.
i
tittle
minds",
i
'
I
Disraeli
did
not
say
"Time
is
'
a
great
healer",
but
"Time
is
th
See
our
Display
of
Toys
Now!
PLASTIC
STEMWARE
SETS
SODA
FOUNTAIN
SETS
BOATS
-
GUNS
-
PLANES
In
1946,
B.C.
leased
to
Ottawa
all
income
and
corporation
taxes.
In
return
for
thau
B.C.
to
the
heavens
that
Ottawa
nas
irt'ilire
f-axinge
fur
JoJaij
"Of.
ye
doers
of
the
word
and
not
hearers
only."
James
1:22
is
now
getting
about
$31,000,000
Sold
B.C
down
the
river
and
Liberals
in
B.C.
ar'i
a
year
but,
at
the
same
time
that
the
great
physician".
Ralph
Waldo
Emerson
did
not
write
"All
the
world
loves
a
lover",
but
"All
mankind
love
a
lover".
Ottawa
is
taking
from
B.C.
about
;
quite
content
to
have
It
that
$200,000,000
a
year
in
these
,
wav.
Just
because
they're
afraid
taxes.
of
their
big
brothers
in
Ottawa.
At
this
moment,
B.C.
govern-
;
,
ment
feels
Ottawa
should
ba
i
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ross
Ritchie
and
ison
and
daughter,
after
having
!
bee
u
in
tlva
city
for
the
past
I
couple
of
years
during'
which
"Somttking
eld,
ttmtthinf
atw,
temething
htrrawti,
iomething
Mut"
"Whoever
wrote
this
rhyme
must
have
realized
how
important
blut
in
to
happy
home-milking.
For
instance,
to
get
the
whiteHt
waHh
the
kind
that
mnkes
a
bride
proud
I've
found
one
must
use
Keckitt'g
Blue,
.lust
a
swish
or
two
in
the
rinse
prevents
any
yellow
tinge
in
my
beautiful
trouHS4HU,
and
Kerkitt'a
Blue
cokIh
lens
than
Famed
British
Admiral
Dies
sending
to
this
province
at
lea.it
r
nnl
Tllffc
It
$50,000,000
a
year.
tjUIIUy
lUllj
li
won.
mtiiii
W.
S.
Gilbert
never
wrote
"To
make
the
punishment
fit
the
crime,"
but
"To
let
the
punishment
fit
the
crinre."
"Beggars
cannot
be
choosers"
j
Urns
Mr.
Ritchie
was
engaged
as
art
eng
r.eer
on
construction
of
C-iliimbia
Cellulose
at
Watson
I
Island,
sailed
today
on
the
Charged
Drunk
we
was
robbed
'
is
becoming
,
a
popular
cry
hereabouts.
i
B.C.
has
grown
tremendously
i
In
population
in
the
last
five
IXI3
ANGELES
(API
Actor
i
two
centH
a
washing."
1
was
written,
'
Beggars
should
be
Camo.un
for
Vancouver.
After
a
holiday
motor
trip
to
California,
thry
will
proceed
to
Mon
,""u;,"i"
Sonny
Tufts,
whose
wife
sued
have
eome
here
and
yet
all
the
..,.,..,
,
not
choosers.
.
.
J
HAWKHL
iRET,
Kent
iR-utersi
i-.dmiral
of
the
Fleet
Sir
Reginald
Trywhitt,
82,
Royal
Naval
tommander
in
the
First
World
War,
died
here.
'
He
took
part
in
every
North
Sea
naval
battle
from
1914
to
1918
except
the
Battle
of
Jutland,
4nd
won
lame
at
the
Buttle
of
Heligoland
Bifcht.
treal
Wliere
mey
Will
lane
up
Thn
H...vurwl
rlirf
nnt.
write
him
because
she
claimed
hei
drank
too
much,
was
booked
at
j
dawn
on
a
drunk
charge.
j
Jailsd
with
him
was
Luukiana
Kaeloa,
28-year-old
Hawaiian
actress,
who
complained:
"I
paid
the
bill
and
now
I'm
in
big
fat
taxes
are
going
to
Ottawaand
just
a
pittance
comes
back.
One
B.C.
government
official
said
the
other
day
to
this
observer:
"Ottawa
offers
Ontario
a
good
deal,
at
our
expense:
Ot-
residence,
Mr.
Ritchie
joining
j
.0ne
gon(1
turn
Ueserves
an-
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
as
a
i
oUlPr"
,
but
"One
good
turn
asketh
project
engtiier
in
connection
i
aROther"
'
with
Alcan
plant
extension
at
j
Kingston.
They
have
sold
their
James
Russell
Lowell
did
not
house
in
Wcstview
to
Columbia
make
Biglow
say
"Enough
to
Cellulose.
i
mnkp
a
saint
swear"
but.
"It's
jail."
tawa
s
out
wnoinff
Dntarln
lo
For
Action
Advertise!
eet
her
to
sian
a
Dominion-Poace
said
Turts,
41,
was
plck-
-
,
PHOTO
WRATH
ALL'S
FINISHING
DEVELOPING,
PRINTINO
ENLARGING
EXPOSURE
METERS
AMATEUR
SUPPLIER
Phone
(ireen
130
Box
478
GARAGE
HELPER
WANTED
Washing
Cars
Repairing
Tires
.
General
Clean-up
Not
Afraid
to
Work
Rupert
Motors
Limht
CHRVSLER.
PLYMOUTH,
FARGO
DISTRIBUTE
deacon
provincial
tax
agreement.
We're
;d
P
outside
an
all-night
cafe,
growing
into
an
important
prov-
j
arguing
with
the
owner
over
a
swear
.
lnce
with
huge
new
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Nearly
everybody
talks
about
,
"Tomorrow
to
fresh
fields
and
Mrs.
Barbara
Tuft3,
suing
for
separate
maintenance,
allegvd
.
that
for
more
than
a
year
Sonny
has
been
"ar.cllcted
to
excessive
use
of
alcohol"
and
has
been
dissipating
their
funds.
They
have
1
been
married
13
years.
HALIFAX
(CP)
A
salmon
weighing
25
pounds
was
recorded
among
latest
catches
of
Atlantic
like
aluminum
and
cellulose
and
yet
Ottawa
still
pays
more
attention
to
Ontario
and
-Quebec.
There's
little
doubt
that
if
B.C.
had
returned
to
its
own
income
and
corporation
taxes,
as
before
the
war,
the
three
per
cent
sales
tax
would
not
have
been
necessary.
Proving,
of
course,
how
prosperous
B.C.
is
today
is
fact
that
in
1948,
.a
-lures
new,
whereas
John
hllon
Wi-yte,
"Tomorrow
to
rresh
woikIs
and
pastures
new."
Matthew
Prior
did
not
say
"The
end
justifies
the
means",
but,
The
end
must,
justify
the
means",
something
very
different.
Call
363
for
isi:tti:k
,
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Building
or
Repairing
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when
the
sales
tax
eame
into
!
NEW
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
effect,
lt
was
expected
to
bring
salmon
in
provincial
rivers
and
streams.
Department
of
Fisheries
reported
the
big
one
was
caught
at
the
famous
St.
Mary's
stream
In
Guysborough.
Average
weight
Is
around
nine
Bounds.
Late
Snow
Welcomed
WASHERS
HELENA,
Mont.
Swirling
wet
snow
and
fog
halted
commercial
a.rline
operations
and
snarled
highway
traffic
in
Montana
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Model
MS9
Model
MS9-P
(WithPumpi
5193,
wnere
a
soggy
snow
blanket
napped
young
plants
and
bent
budding
trees
and
shrubs.
Only
iarmers
and
ranchers
in
parched
sections
of
the
state
could
take
cheer
from
the
snowstorm.
An
official
of
the
Bureau
of
Agricultural
Economics
said.
I
I
in
$14,000,000
today
lt
is
bring-!
ing
in
$30,000,000
a
year,
a
fab-!
ulous
sum
for
a
province
of
littie
S
more
than
$1,000,000
people.
I
When
the
first
Dominion-Provincial
tax
agreement
was
signed
in
1946,
our
politicians
said
it
would
do
away
with
the
necessity
of
more
taxation,
lt
didn't,
of
course
what's
a
sales
tax
if
it
isn't
taxation?
This
matter
of
the
Dominion-Provincial'
tax
agreement
may
well
become
a
political
issue.
Premier
Byron
Johnson,
a
Liberal,
may
be
expected
to
cooperate
more
closely
with
the
Liberal
Government
in
Ottawa
than
the
Conservatives.
But,
because
there's
a
Coalition,
and
Finance
Minister
Anscomb's
the
Tory
chief,
it's
suspected
perhaps
the
Tories
are
going
to
be
more
loua
in
their
"we
was
robbed"
campaign.
i
We
would
then
see,
for
in-
"We
really
welcome
this
and
look
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contractors
NOW
ON
D1SPIAY
AT
Northern
B.C.
Power
st
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Ask
your
Investment
Dealer
or
Broker
for
prospectus.
for
a
lot
ot
help
from
It,
especially
in
eastern
and
southeastern
areas."
Fourteen
inches
of
slush
ehok-ea
McDonald
Pass
west
of
here.
Highway
Department
officials
warned
that
chains
were
PJCKFORD
STATUE
This
is
an
artist's
conception
of
a
statue
of
Mary
Pickford
proposed
by
a
group
of
her
admirers
to
be
placed
in
front
of
the
Sick
Children's
Hospital
in
Toronto,
where
the
house
In
which
she
was
born
used
to
stand.
The
city's
works
committee
turned
down
the
proposal,
but
the
question
w
as
expected
to
be
taken
to
the
City
Council.
(CP
PHOTO
c
CALVIN
BULLOCK
will
buy,
sell
or
A
classified
find
lt.