about
it.
And
today,
one
ran
po
;fniih?i,
and
recommend
a
City
Hull.
No
one
can
say
it
I
-
-
"
'
VA'.
UJSix
Years
OU
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
Wednesday.
October
24.
1931
i..n
t
a
pensioner.
Anyways
It
has
all
the
earmarks.
And
the
Fire
Hall
or
should
we
say
Fire
Trap!
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Move
for
9r
Mortgage
VANCOtVj.
.
ver
to
be
ri?
m
trmt
ativ,;
"f
the
new
u!
-
-
-
-
;
;..
-
J
BUSY
CITY
m
ore
4)
;
'
"
I
Nottingham,
England,
with
a
:
There
ar
some
things
the
population
of
about
300.0'ju.
muyot
-if
Vancouver
can
do
thut
stundr
m
one
of
the
most
va'.u-the
mayor
of
Prince
Rupert
does
able
British
coalfields.
"Oii'l
Per
cent
mWv
'able.
't
not
even
attempt.
The
former
can
slip
on
ice
and
break
a
bone
I
Contracting;
Campaigns
in
nis
aim.
October
20.
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Published
eveiy
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
N"ws
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
The
Poweri
Question
WITH
the
city
council
deciding
to
have
a
referendum
on
-the
question
of
whether
Prince
Rupert
should
turn
to
the
British
Columbia
Power
Commission
to
furnish
it
with
power
rather
than
continue
with
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Pow
er
Co.,
whose
franchise
expires
in
195-1,
there
will
be
plenty
of
contentious
discussion
between
now
and
civic
election
dajv
ill
'
GOW.
The
contrast
,
between
the
Attlee
and;
Churchill
campaigns
is
;
striking,
a
m
using
and
1
'
1
'I
ft
!
f
i
W
navbe
symbolic.
The
Conservative
leader
travels
in
style,
a
whole
special
train
to
himself.
Yesterday
he
got
on
the
train
ahead
of
his
police
guard.
He
was
beaming
o,it
oi
the
window
like
a
lather
arte.
I
ally
becoming
fewer.
This
was
onh
to
be
expected
now
that
less
teel
t.i
feen
in
ovens.
It
is
not
at
all
astonishing
now
that
more
citizen'!
are
tiying
to
kid
them-:
Ivrg
and
others
that
a
Hood,
Juicy
roast
of
stallion,
with
a
mini'
fide
order
of
oats
ran
go
a
lor.g
way
toward
Btrenptheninpi
one
for
the
labors
of
the
day.
P
Danish
film
authority
tour-in
the
west
declares
AlbVrta
is
no
Runny,
Saskatchewan
is
not
d
and
B
C.
Is
no
on
butlfiil
because
seen
fog.
Put
her
there,
partner.
You're
dead
right.
Ot
c.
iusr
there's
no
perfection.
We're
only
tiartly
that
way.
Denmark
may
not
be
so
hot,
and
Ilk-'
a."
not,
maybe
we'll
fay
mi,
but
don't
mtnei.
It
would
be
said
anyway.
,
There
is
also
$
be
a
mayoralty
contest
this
year,
jrub
hen
they
came
puning
j
UNITED
NATIONS
DAY
October
24
Always
Leading
two
caiKtulates
already
being
in
sight,
so
there
win
he
no
dearth
of
Interest
in
municipal
affairs
generally
and
that
is
as
it
should
be.
Certainly
the
prime
requisite
if
good
government
and
administration
is
to
he
obtained
is
that
there
should
be
an
interested
and
watchful
public.
In
recent
years
it
must
be
said
there
has
not
been
much
display
of
enthusiastic
interest
which
is
an
unfortunate
state
of
affairs.
j
Mr.
Churchill
has
only
made
!
three
real
speeches
in
three
!
;
weeks.
Mr.
Attlee.
who
drives!
with
his
wile
lor
chiuuleiir,
average;
live
speeches
u
ii.iv
,
mcjt
jutdocrs.
I
.
'
MR.
CHURCHILL
has
made
the
I
strongest
bid
to
date
for
the
Libei
al
vote.
He
has
made
history
by
appearing
on
the
plat-lorm
of
Lady
Violet
Eo.ih.in
r"
Firrcarfcers
are
reported
to
have
been
used
bv
the
forces
In
the
Island
of
Formosa,
njar
China,
in
the
hope
of
cheeking.
If
not
stopping,
an
outbreak
of
earthquakes.
This
will
explain
hi.w
they
found
themselves
on
hp
inland
ond
required
to
stay
there.
The
question
of
the
power
franchise
is
a
serious
carter,
an
official
Liberal
and
there
to
be
considered.
It
are
manv
angles
This
is
the
most
demonstrative
On
this
date,
six
years
ago,
the
Charter
of
the
I'nited
Nations
came
ints
force.
On
this
date
I'.N.
reaffirms
the
alms
of
the
orjan-iiation.
recalls
its
achievements
and
pledges
to
continue
all
efforts
to
realize
its
purposes:
Collective
measures
against
aggression,
promotion
of
peaceful
settlement
of
disputes.
International
action
for
economic
and
social
progress,
aid
to
peoples
on
the
road
to
independence.
These
are
the
main
avenues
along
which
I'.N.
advances
into
its
seventh
year
of
existence.
Throughout
the
world,
in
every
field
of
human
endeavor.
C.N.
and
Its
affiliated
agencies
continue
action
towards
the
achievement
of
these
goals
of
the
Charter.
I'RETENIUNG
TO
Certain
local
folk
do
not
dispute
non-enjoyment
of
tome
musk.
Why
Is
it
some
compositions
become
famous
and
live
on'
proof
to
date
that
the
ex-Liberal
vote
is
the
key
to
victory
and
defeat
in
this
election.
Everybody
knows
that.
But
nobody,
not
even
Mr.
Churchiil
or.
Mr.
Attlee,
knows
which
way
the
liberal
vote
will
go
for
the
obvious
reason
is
that
it
will
go
in
all
sorts
of
different
direc-'
tions
according
to
the
peculiar!-,
ties
of
each
locality.
;
V
THERE
ARE
only
108
Libera'.s
running
in
this
election
as
compared
with
475
in
1950.
This
is
bound
to
make
a
tremendous
difference
In
the
outcome,
as
no
less
than
18"
Members
of
Parliament
got
in
on
a
!
minority
vote.
LETTERBOX
Indefinitely,
while
others
are;
scarce
ever
heard
of.
despite
re-
j
by
sabotage
and
propaganda
i
.
peated
efforts
to
see
them
crown-We
noted
that
the
bakerlrs
d
with
even
modest
popularity?
i
were
fined
for
having
a
combine
is
there
a
melody
mystery?
There
1
in
the
restraint
of
trade
and
for
.-
music
that
slirs
the
soul
and
fixing
prices.
Now,
what
we
are
can
move
you
as
nothing
else
!
unable
to
figure
out
is
what
U
dees.
On
other
occasions,
lark
the
difference
between
the
bak-
0
life
and
Inspiration
is
the!
INFLATION,
ETC.
Editor.
Dally
News,
.
I
am
pleased
to
note
that
the
commission
on
the
hospital
racket
has
discovered
a
few
of
erics
and
the
donors,
dentists-,
we-s
merchants,
barbers,
musicians,
bootblacks,
newsboys,
farmers
AND
ALL
UNIONS
OF
EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
Thrsa
For
instance,
there
are
30
La
first
thing
felt.
Of
course,
none
w.l!
dispute
ttre
view
that
educator
if
essential
in
gaining
a
love
and
a
true
undcrslaiKiiiiK.
But
mt'unv
-hllo
It
Is
a
hardship
to
be
expee'ed
to
listen,
and
pretend
lik
N
.
vertheless
there
Is
a
ine
the
skunks
in
the
woodpile.
It
bor
constituencies
where
Liberal
vote
in
1950
exceeded
'he
same
with
an
Socialistic
would
appear
to
be
for
the
re-
the
margin
by
which
the
Labor
'"lu-
e
"ogs
'-
.tralnl
of
trade
and
for
llxinp
BEANS
PORK
AND
TOMATO
SAUCE
Grown
and
Packtd
In
B.C.
lot
11
lust
that.
MPs
won.
Thus
time
only
seven
'
K
'
e
i
prices.
Just
as
much
a.s
the
bak-
of
tlle
fact
thut
fnost
ad
Liberals
are
running
in
those
coun-,
eVip5
wm
paulon
our
stupid-1
t,eais.
j
".'
,B""C.
v",
""'"
I
itv,
but
we
are
too
dumb
to
fi
4
4,
A
OUt-ldliAllU
lUt'il.
1L
St
ring
.Mlilll
.....
I..
ti
fr..,n,i
,n
n.A
-
.
...
...
....
VKTren.v
1
ff
f,
that'thev
have
forgotten
a3out
.
l"r
.
!
1,1
1e-rimng
the
local
jail
as
-"-J
'
"
-
-
ohh"
ceriamiv
v
ouiu
ur.e
10
nave
it
,v,.
v..
1
,
.1
.-
,
.
tew
hours
In
Uodmanchester,
!
nointeri
out
to
us
in
order
th
it
Huntingdon,
to
see
iny
old
s""R'
"ipse
lines.
,
ijiey
lviirlb.'e"
Alderman
Oomez
sur-
irises
nc
one.
Twenty
years
ago
j
i.
would
have
been
no
injustice
describe
th.'
lockup
without
.snying
anything
eumrtlimentary
is-
no
matter
for
snap
judgment
but
rather
for
careful
consideration
with
study
of
the
facts
of
the
case
and
the
reactions
from
any
action
that
may
be
'taken.
There
will
be
many
factors
to
be
weighed
and
considered.
-
The
cases
of
the
interested
parties
may
be
expected
to
be
fully
placed
before
the
people
who
will
.thus
be
in
a
position
to
judge
sensibly
and
dispassionately.
Good
News
1T.-
"
:QKINCE
GEORGE
will
share
with
its
sister
city,
,K;
Prince
Rupert,
the
satisfaction
that
must
come
"With
the
news
that
the
latter'
s
long-idle
grain
elevator
is
going
to
be
filled
thfs
autumn.
It
will
mean
lot
to
Prince
Rupert
to
have
grain
trains
running
finto
the
city
and
cargo
boats
leaving
for
far-away
gantries.
Railway
payrolls
will
be
higher,
and
every
IJine
Of
business
will
benefit,
in
some
manner
by
the
indvement
of
grain
through
Central.
B.C.
One
welcome
feature
is
that
it
will
probably
'ensure
plenty
of
box
cars
being
available
during
jthe
shipping
period
on
this
division.
Prairie
grain
"will
move
west,
and
the
empty
cars
will
be
loaded
with
lumber
for
eastern
markets
an
ideal
set-up
"from
the
standpoint
of
railway
transportation
officials.
-
-
-
News
that
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator
is
to
be
reopened
will
not
be
welcomed
by
the
Vancouver
Jlai'bor
Board
or
officials
of
the
CNR,
who
are
suspected
of
using
their
influence
to
keep
the
deep-"sea
movement
of
grain
on
the
west
cdast
concentrated
in
Vancouver.
However,
they
will
take
some
satisfaction
from
the
fact
that
departure
from
this
.
'greedy
policy
was
dictated
by
the
scarcity
of
grain
.Storage
space
on
the
prairies
and
at
Great
Lakes
.elevators.
I
The
Columbia
Cellulose
and
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
operations
on
the
west
coast
will
mean
that
more
ocean
freighters
will
be
calling
at
Prince
nd
Petnr
Disnev
noi
hoik.
-
we
miiy
not
h'jld
such
ficrewy
.ideas
while
everyone
else
seem
to
thmk
every
thins
is
OK.
S
who
used
to
be
at
All
Saints
,
The
peoole
of
Eaulmalt
muff-
ANTIQUATED.
Vou!d
Sell
AAilk
Lower
Church.
Vancouver.
He
is
vicar
ed
a
(tood
opportunity
to
.rid
now
at
one
of
the
loveliest
old
themselves
of
the
giin-me
guv.5.
churches
I
have
seen
in
Ens-
We
wonder
if
Britain
will
do
the
land.
Since
returning
to
this
same
tiling.
Some
folks
talk
land
he
has
acquired
a
:harm-
about
inflation,
and
the
sovern-
ins
wile
and
a
bouncing,
bust-
ments
tell
us
it
Is
our
f;,ul;
--
ling
three-year-old
daughter.
;
when
it
lies
at
the
dojr
of
tin;
Peter
had
the
great
honor
to
governments
themselves
because
preach
in
Westminster
Abbey
a
they
haven't
the
Intestinal
tor-few
weeks
ago
the
Sunday
the
utude
to
tell
the
people
thv
VANCOUVER
-tin
,
eu
;.v
n-
ri
het"
are
n.ipiyui'!
Ut
r.f.lk
Board
for
pe
mis
u
'ii
t
1
it.i
:re
Uv
price
of
milk
in
their
Worn
r.M.s
iwu
in.-,
uijctauuii.
nc
invea
are
crazy
and
to
n.;e
coin'uon
it
here
but
he
tells
me
he
has
sense
ln.sead
of
playing
for
votes.'
by
three
cents
a
quart.
The-
it:!:i;
iiiuuieiius
01
nomesicKuess
lor
we
shall
have
to
pay
dealiy
for
would
not
be
delivcied.
nasungs
casi,
Vancouver,
wun
these
goofy
Ideas.
;
its
"all
nations"
flavor.
'
1
.
t
i.
sn..
f
-
-
i
STEAMER
Prince
George
l
to
ntnj
tu
aimiM
i
a
vtt.-
pression
by
shovelling
our
re-'
sources
out
with
a
scoop
shovel
j
to
all
countries
of
the
world
for
which
we
receive
no
thanks
in
order
to
promote
business
and
keep
men
employed,
the
people
i
have
to
pay
for
all
the
thiiiys
'
we
give
to
the
panhandlers
and
j
on
top
of
that
we
must
pay
aii.;
I
Godmanchester
ichartered
1212.
chiefly
because
the
wicked
i
King
John
needed
cash)
looks
I
down
Its
nose
at
Huntingdon,
jits
"modern"
neighbor.
Peter
showed
me
the
school
in
Hunt-
lingdon
where
Oliver'
Cromwell
(was
educated.
'
'
'ANOTHER
former
resident
of
n
r
t
...1.1
1.
,
mimi.tTt.1
yittc
tut
fviiau
in
nt,
B.C.
is
taking
a
key
part
In
,
,
,,
SAILS
FCR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
Fcr
KETCHIKAN
WnN;.KIAY
MIDMt.lll
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
I
this
election.
He
is
E.
S.
T.
at
home.
It
Is
lovely
to
see
the
!
i
Johnston,
running
as
a
Conser-
n
Th,.
1..
v..
othftfs
ln
proportion,
but
the
result
is
that
our
money
is
now
Rupert
and
Kitimat.
Now
is
the
time
to
capitalize
-by
a
Labor
member
who
won
j
I
,on
this
shift
in
emphasis
from
Vancouver
as
the
only
important
B.C.
seaport
by
advocating
that
Seasonal
use
be
marie
of
the
grain
storage
and
.'shipping
facilities
at
Prince
Rupert.
Prince
George
Citizen.
last
time
by
a
42-vote
margin.
Mr.
Johnston
spent
seven
years
In
our
Cariboo
country
and
has
brought
back
with
him
a
lot
of
that
easy
friendliness
for
which
the
Cariboo
is
famous.
Again
this
time
It
is
a
three-cornered
fight.
The
vote
last
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DIJ'OT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Worth
50
cents,
which
Just
robs
those
who
saved
their
money
for
their
old
age,
makes
the
'government
bonds
people
bought
wor'.h
half
what
they
cost
and
It
appears
to
me
that
we
are
Just
about
at
the
stage
Russia
was
whfen
they
first
starled
out
on
their
road
to
hades.
The
Joke
is
that
those,
like
the
unions,
who
backed
up
those
ideas
are
now
liquidated.
We
better
start
worrying
about
what
is
wrong
in
our
own
country
instead
of
what
Russia
Is
going
to
do
next
(or
what
she
is
doing
every
day
line
was:
Labor,
21,392;
Conservative,
21.350;
Liberal,
7317.
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NAZIS
BROUGHT.
LUCK
which
was
the
same
as
a
number
MELBOURNE.
Australia'.
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tatooed
on
her
sister's
arm
while
Mr:.
Ida
Hnmnel.
a
Pojifih
lmmi-
sha
was
an
inmate
of
a
Nazi
i;ant.
won
$25.0(10
in.
ft
lottery
concentration
camp.
The
sisters
with
a
ticket,
the
number
of
1
will
rhare
the
prize.
Canucks
to
Be
Honored
Electrical
Hands"
make
work
light
.
Electricity
is
the
handiest
worker!
It
docs
everything
better,
more
cleanly,
more
quickly.
An
automatic
toaster,
for
Instance,
gives
you
toa
just
the
way
each
member
of
the
family
likes
it
.
.
.
and
dots
it
while
you
are'
busy
with
something
else.
And
an
automatic
iron,
thermostatically
controlled,
makes
ironing
1
pleasure.
The
more
electrical
"hands"
you
have
to
do
your
work,
the
more
hours
of
leisure
for
you.
If
you
have
a
birthday
or
aoniversary
coming,
why
not
tactfully
suggest
something
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(CP)The
part
played
i
by
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
in
:
the
wartime
Battle
of
the
At-;
lantic
will
be
honored
Novem-'
ber
23
at
a
dinner
marking
the
1
fourth
annual
reunion
of
the
Western
Approaches
command.
;
Organizers
of
the
dinner
say
any
eligible
Canadian
naval
officer
visiting
Britain
Is
welcome
to
attend.
Among
the
guests
Will
be
L.
Dana
Wilgress,
Canadian
high
commissioner
in
London,
and
:
Capt.
O.
C.
S.
Robertson,
senior
naval
member
of
the
Canadian
joint
staff,
London.
!
In
the
Battle
of
the
Atlantic
Irom
this
Iisi
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
1
1951
Austin
Sedan,
3000
miles,
new
condition.
11947
Monarch
Sedan
1
1946
Ford
Sedan
11947
Crosley
Coach
Superior
Auto
Service
Ltd.
the
Canadian
Navy
used
14
destroyers,
69
frigates,
112
corvettes
and
thousands
of
minesweepers
and
smaller
craft.
HISTORIC
ROLE
Viscount
Alexander
is
the
17th
Third
Are.
W.
Phone
Green
217
(Governor
-General
of
Canada
I
since
Viscount
Monck
became
!
the
first
in
1807.