Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
LETTERBOX
As
I
See
It
such
an
AiraiiKeiiienU
could
be
made
with
the
commission.
Now,
whether
appraisal
of
Northern
B.C.
Power
Company's
assets
Is
done
directly
by
the
Power
Commission,
or
by
the
Utilities
Commission
at
the
in
Wednesday.
September
5,
1951
WATER
AND
POWER
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Lb
Editor,
Onilv
News.
stigation
of
the
Power
Commls
"USE
LIGHT
fhaf's
fig(
for
better
sight!"
r
Mav
I
seek
to
acquaint
your
man
en.
not.
.air
a-.u
honest,
evaluation
of
all
assets
,ww
M-iih
o
few
more
facts
l
4
(Lin
l
more
Jember
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
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O.
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Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
I
gathered
myself
in
connection
i?
a
we
should
require.
shopping
witn
the
water
and
power
prob-
But
as
our
water
and
power
lem
in
the
city
of
Prince
Ru-
requirements
for
the
next
30
or
Do
your
Christmas
early!
How
Pay
Pensions?
Dornhy
Bla.-k
says
her
Idea
cf
hell
is
a
large,
cool
drawing-room
with
well
dressed
peopie
sitting
round
with
folded
hands
and
blank
faces,
making
polite
?znt
rsation.
Ex.
SOMEWHAT
WISER
lAi
twenty
mils
plague
sir.:.
I
THERE
IS
one
great
pert?
:
w
years
comprise
our
pre.isins
there
problem
today,
we
must
face
A
couple
of
weeks
ago
fact
and'do
something
about
it.
appeared
a
news
item
in
the
Daily
News
informing
the
peo-
I
beseech
all
to
become
alert
pie
of
a
break
in
the
power
and
do
some
thinking.
If
the
company's
transmission
line
power
ccmpniy
insists
on
mon-about
35
miles
from
Prince
Ru-
opolizing
the
water
hi
the
pen-pert
and
that
the
diesel
plant
stocks
of
Woodworth
Lake,
then
at
the
dry
dock
took
over
the
they
should
be
prepared
to
pay
load
and
avoided
a
disruption
the
cost
of
pumping
water
from
of
service.
;
Shawatlans
Lake
to
the
city
But
no
mention
was
made
of
reservoir.
Otherwise
they
should
the
fact
that
the
Shawatlans
relinquish
their
operation
at
clanger
in
the
new
national
pension
scheme,
which
is
due
to
be
launch-
I
that
for
a
few
weeks
was
a
sot
eel
m
uttawa
in
auout
a
of
vaciv.iaiijn
point
in
Saskat
chewan,
exists
no
longer.
The
month.
iMunntnites.
who
had
arown
dis
.
.
....
U7,.m.
.
..-.V.
ToUc
aiUira
il
Rnmebnriv
mav
trv
to
"Dut
satisfied
with
thei,-
n;airie
hnmR
Dlant
was
opened
to
full
cap-ac
over-
the
same
'flat
rate
taxa-
;
and
moved
tj
the
heat
and
ity
in
order
to
carry
the
load
Remember,
the
demand
on
tion
as
we
have
in
the
iniqui-,
dangerous
risks
of
Honduras,
and
that
the
reservoir
which
our
water
supply
is
growing
tious
B.C.
Hospital
Insurance
;
'
have
retained.
They
are
a
little
carries
the
city's
water
supply
greater
each
year.
The
sltua-
Scheme.
That
is,
the
poor
mav
older,
ceo
e
sadder
and'
much
receded
until
there
was
but
a
tion
today
is
not
as
it
was
25
be
compelled
to
pay
exactly
the
wiser.
toot
of
water.
This
in
spite
of
years
ago
when
the
power
com-
anie
amount
as
the
rich
to
fi-1
lull
operation
of
the
booster
pany
took
over.
Childri.1
died
frc.n
disease
pump
at
the
time.
j
ALD.
GEORGE
B.
CASr-Y.
and
others
felt
the
infection.
An
The
water
was
still
receding
area
of
health-blessed
territory
up
to
the
time
the
repair
was:
Mr-
and
Mrs-
Douglas
Frizell
was
set
a-ide,
v!
tually
quaran-
completed,
so
you
see
the
power
and
son,
Doug.
In
company
with
tined,
until
siu-li
time
as
the
at-
service
was
maintained
at
the
Mr.
Frizzell's
brother,
Howard,
llicted
recovered,
and
the
gen-
expense
of
city
water
supply
i"f
Chicago,
returned
to
the
city
saf
'ravel
a'ter
two-week.
Holl
era?
cJllld.
What
have
you
to
sav
to
that.'""1"
a.
and
mingle.
Fa.-
away,
fields
are
day
together
at
Jasper
and
Ba-
M
Manager?
The
superintend-
m.ntmes
mere
black
tnan
0J
tn3Wne
Lake.
ent
Qf
water
system
ta
T.ttAl'
S0UrCe
f
m
inf"rmatin-
I
HE
LOOKS
AT!
nance
the
new
plan.
The
basis
of
any
good
and
fair
plan
k
that
all
people
pay
a
PERCENTAGE
of
their
income
or
their
wealth.
The
basis
of
a
bad
scheme
is
one
where
the
riche-st
multi-millionaire
in
the
country
has
to
pay
only
the
same
amount
as
the
poorest
widow.
In
the
way
of
social
welfare
taxation.
1
THERE
ARE
four
ways
which
are
proposed
to
raise
the
I
i.i
ti
if
-
"
j
m
Protect
ir"'
and
preso
i
J
your
eyes
g
fa)
and
your
w
family's
Now,
regarding
the
B.C.
Power
Chu:
-hill,
at
the
festival,
visit-
Commission
and
its
function
in
ed
South
Ba.-.k,
where
he
was
be-
relation
to
public
service.
I
.n.'
shown
the
wondes
of
the
gathered
the
following
lnfor-
JOHN
H.
BULGER
Salute
To
The
Ass'd.
Boards
f)RIXCE
RUPERT
is
again
honored
as
the
meet-r
ing
place
for
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
B.C.
and
the
affiliated
Chambers
of
Southeast
Alaska.
No
organization
will
be
more
warmly
welcomed
by
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
than
this
group
of
boards
and
trade
and
chambers
of
commerce
which
has
probably
become
the
most
influential
body
concerned
with
economic
development
in
the
large
area
it
serves.
It
is
a
tribute
to
those
older
citizens
of
the
various
communities
stretching
from
the
Alberta
boundary
to
the
coast
of
British
Columbia
and
more
recently
extended
to
our
good
neighbors
in
Alaska,
that
the
organization
they
created
has
grown
in
numbers
and
in
power
to
the
end
that
today
it
is
recognized
by
the
presence
of
cabinet
ministers
and
the
powerful
Board
of
Trade
of
Vancouver.
The
resolutions
that
will
be
presented
from
the
various
chambers
and
boards
will
reflect
in
true
measure
the
problems
each
community
considers
of
most
pressing
importance.
With
due
consideration
of
each
resolution
by
the
group
as
a
whole
and
properly
drafted
by
the
resolutions
committee,
the
final
composite
resolutions
will
be
those
that
no
government
can
afford
to
ignore,
unless
it
is
seeking
political
suicide,
which
at
times
we
fear
that
it
would
appear
to
be
so.
We
live
in
a
dynamic
age.
Men
and
women
who
give
freely
of
their
talents
and
time
to
public
service
in
their
communities
are
tired
of
the
procrastination
of
government
on
the
problems
of
central
and
northern
B.C.
Members
of
government
"dressed
in
brief
authority"
should
take
heed
of
the
resolutions
to
be
passed
by
this
convention
of
associated
boards
of
trade,
and
remember
the
historic
statement
which
can
be
applied
to
this
convention,
"Magna
Carta
is
the
law,
let'
the
King-
look
out."
Sincere
workers
for
their
communities
are
no
longer
going
to
waste
their
energies
on
public
service
if
their
efforts
are
ignored,
stalled
and
piously
Or!c
Iriil
money
which
Canada
will
need
Heavens.
-A
-d
mere
Sir,
said
mation
at
a
conference
between
to
pay
all
old
persons
the
new
'
ine
guide,
"are
the
Pleid?s
ana
tne
city
council
and
the
Power
national
pension:
f
.ie
Great
Bfcar."
Suddenly
Commission
In
1949.
1.
By
a
4
sales
tax.
This
Churchill
interrupted,
"Kouiu
'
First,
the
commission
operates
would
be
a
terrible
injustice
to
man,"
he
declaied,
"don't
oother
on
the
principle
of
production
the
ordinary
people
for
the
rich
with
the
stars.
Just
show
me
th;
for
use,
not
for
profit.
Users
of
would
escape
their
proper
con-:
earth.
That's
all
I'm
interested
electricity
receive
the
service
at
tribution.
I
in."
;cost.
2.
By
a
i"r
income
tax,
added
I
All
money
used
in
capital
ex-to
Picr.ee
-s
of
Cariboo
will
have
borrowed
the
the
present
levy.
pendlture
is
on
3.
By
a
payroll
deduction
of
I
cwn
hiory
a"d
'
open
money
market
on
the
a
certain
percentage.
This
i':
1'".
"edit
of
the
provincial
govern-
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
s
1,
Fall
and
winter
days
mean
more
hours
spent
under
artificial
liyhl
reading,
working,
studying,
and
in
retrealion.
-'"yV
also
a
weak
and
inefficient
way,
!
mem.
Enough
has
happened
in
Be
sure
to
have
plenty
of
light
I
i"
L"c
'-'i'1"1
-"-"?'B
cariboo,
over
the
past
half
cen-ihigh
and
also
there
is
no
way
;
turv
,
even
,m
tQ
!to
include
rural
people
and
oth-'vide
one
of
the
most
valuble
ment
of
B.
C.
and
is
repaid
to
the
government
through
revenue
produced
by
the
commission's
operation
of
utilities.
Another
point
stressed
by
the
commission
was
that
if
the
citi-
LEARN
TO
FLY
at
Western
Canada's
only
seaplane
school
FALL
COURSES
e.s
..iu
uu
not
uiaw
ageS
or
and
impresjve
memorials
in
the
2.
That
means
enough
lampi.,,and
bi.
aiaries
nom
companies.
,
historv
of
British
Columbia.
And
the
day
will
come
when
similar
ze"s
wished
to
be
served
by
the
that
are
strong
enough.,,
and
w!
are
ceon.
B.C.
Power
Commission,
they
4.
By
simply
taking
the
money
from
the
combined
revenues
of
the
country.
action
will
be
taken
in
Prince
NOW
STARTING
fhould
so
inform
the
commission
at
as
early
date
as
possible
to
enable
the
commission
to
examine
all
present
and
future
EETTFIt
BALANCE
Developments
at
Cordova.
Al-
THE
LAST
named
way
is
in-fact
the
most
efficient
and
most
economical.
We
raise
the
money
A
ERO
PRINCE
CLUK
Rl'PKRT
V
3.
It
also
means
avoid
unshaded
lam
wnicn
glare
airecny
into
your
eyei.
,
aska!
Another
moose
a
lady
requirements
of
the
city,
In-has
arrived,
which
makes
two,
eluding
the
hydro
potentialities
for
a
herd
of
six
bulls.
The
pres-
of
the
district.
for
our
army,
navy
air
force
and
all
our
civil
and
national
serv-
'
Phone
344
(211pi
ices
by
general
taxation.
It
is
no
ence
01
lhe
second
belle
Is
cort-i
Secondly,
should
the
city
more
dillicult
to
raise
the
money
4.
Have
adequate
and
proper
light
Metered
a
happy
situation,
from
,
council
dseire
to
purchase
its
either
the
standpoint
of
the
;
electrical
requirements
in
bulk
gentlemen
moose
or
the
gov-,
at
the
city
gate
and
look
after
ernment
agents.
The
latter
are
(the
sale
and
distribution
Itself.'
lnr--
estei
in
keeping
what
Is,
-
-
-
called
"a
balance
of
nature."!
.
If
you
want
to
sell
It,
advertise
:.
News
classified.
the
kitchen
as
wall
as
In
the
study
c-s
j
for
old
age
pensions
in
tills
way
.'than
it
is
to
raise
the
money
jfor
children's
allowances.
J
Incidentally,
the
cast
of
administering
the
children's
al
living
rooms.
Porch
end
tloiral
lights
help
to
prevent
accidenii.
Rcnghly
speaking-,
that's
about'
lowance
plan
is
a
tiny
fraction
what
the
bull
mor?
are
inter-
explained
away
and
only
a
masterly
inactivity
of
administering
the
unempioy-j
ested
ini
t00
BACK
TO
SCHOOL
THE
THRIFTY
WAY
Com
in
tn
Uok
orrr
out
etrrtum
of
bwutiful
lump
ami
nhmlen.
77iy
atht
brattty
to
your
homt
as
uetl
tin
avoiding
danfteroua
ryt.'
train.
shown
nown
hv
V
P'ovprnmpnr
...u,l.i,(i1.f.ulUie
govei
nmeni..
extra
ca?t
of
the
unemployment
The
visitors
and
eiiests
ai-P
wplrnmpri
as
rnv-
!
insurance
plan
is
due
to
the
othpr
i
;
costly
bookkeeping
and
with
I
The
erase
fir-
conference
between
the
United
Nations
and
Chinee
Communists
kept
dwindling
.
away
until
at
last
it
became
something
hard
to
describe.
Thinking
of
something
to
"paper
work"
connected
I
the
individual
levies.
THE
FAIREST,
simplest
system1
sav
cut
loud
must
have
become
of
direct
levy,
on
the
indi
unbelievably
difficult.
Commun-:
ists
wouH
sit
and
sit
and
sit
in
;
vidual
citizen,
is
by
income
tax.
dially
by
Prince
Rupert
as
is
the
Association.
Time
has
been
allotted
for
sightseeing
and
entertainment
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
whose
members
have
worked
indefatigably
to
make
the
convention
both
successful
and
enjoyable.
We
salute
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
B.C.
and
affiliated
Chambers
of
Alaska
and
hope
their
endeavors
will
this
time
be
fructified
by
positive
results.
silence.
The
United
Nations
dici
not
appear
to
do
much
better5
unless
it
was
to
denv
charges!
said
from
elsewhere
to
be
utterly!
fa';.
All
in
all
the
occ:-ion!
Everybody
has
to
pay
income
tax,
anyway,
over
most
of
a
lifetime.
Hence
there
will
be
little,
if
any,
extra
cost
of
adding
a
certain
percentage
to
pay
the
cost
of
national
old
age
pensions.
There
would
be
an
additional
like.
I
-
:
f
.
t--rnsSA
Mi
SX
f
t
W
'
CM
by
the
advantage
in
adopting
this;
from
the
production
peoDle
in
the
first
place.
riptn
re
jpaiSaye
for
Jodatj
"See
that
ye
love
one
another
with
a
pure
heart
fervently."
'
i
;
I.
Peter
1:22
All
that
the
government
method
now
as
the
Finance
Minister
is
grossly
over-taxing
us
right
now.
In
fact,
at
the
present
.rate
of
taxation,
Can
now
asked
to
do
Is
to
organize
;
a
compulsorv
scheme
of
NATIONAL
THRIFT.
DULY
NEWS
CLAftStlKliSD
ArwKK'liriKMKNTb
Bril"0
ada
can
easily
pay
the
entire
cast
of
the
old
age
pension
scheme
out
of
current
revenue.
I
SEE
one
definite
advantage
In
making
a
definite
personal
levy,
through
the
income
tax,
Boat
Fined
For
Illegal
Fishing
New
Juneau
Radio
Station
-
i
ii
II
imt
KETCHIKAN.
The
seine
boat
.titnfaita
neoj
rHin
stotinn
to
pay
for
old
age
pensions.
1
r-.
v
4
i
i.
.v
r
i
t
.
-Z
f
I
wM
k.M
m
tkmktM
at
mir.
I
Hustler's
captain
and
crew
have
is
slated
for
this
northern
citv.
!
It
is
not
only
a
good
thing
for
oeen
tined
a
total
Of
$1750
in
Thp
nnmmiinlralirms
rnmmU.
everv
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tn
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granted
application
of
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she,
is
laying
aside
a
certain
here
following
a
plea
of
guilty
Aurora
Broadsasters,
Inc.,
for
'
amount
to
provide
for
income
in
to
fishing
in
a
closed
area.
installation
of
a
new
stalion
on
old
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it
is
also
a
good
Travel
Air-conditioned
Coach
in
Sleepy
Hollow
chairs
Returning
to
school
aboard
Canadian
Pacific
trains
it
real
fun.
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ride
relaxed
in
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Hollow
chairs
and
in
roomy,
picture-windowed,
air-conditioned
cuachus.
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are
surprisingly
low
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schedules
are
convenient
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the
mouth
of
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Tom
Creek
by
Fred
Fredrickson,
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you
want
to
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government
is
"spending"
on
pension?.
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government
has
never
spent
a
cent,
either
on
children's
allowances
or
old
age
pensions.
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the
money
comes
MODERN
four
stunning
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GILLIS,
D.S.C.,
R.
Cp.,
Chiropodist-Foot
Specialist
ot
1407
West
Broadway,
Vancouver,
B.C.,
Will
practice
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at
SAVOY
HOTEL
From
September
19th
to
26th
BEST
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FOOD
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Treas.
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