Prince
Rupert
Daily
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Tuesday,
July
31.
1951
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Milk
Prices
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.',
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Imagination
has
been
defined
by
a
close
observer
as
something
which
sits
up
with
a
woman
when
her
husband
is
out
lute.
MIST
BE
FIRST
CLASS
If
eighteen
freighter
will
load
what
for
the
United
Kingdom
thla
winter
at
Port
Churchill,
it
can
also
be
stated
a
dozen
Japanese
steamers
will
cull
at
Vancouver
to
load
full
grain
cargoes
They
are
to
take
all
grade
from
The
Mirnste,
,f
fairs.
F.
w.
I,
Pie.
for
an
m,!
when
speaking
th!"
,
cently.
"When
,
little
book
you
as
chump.
,les,,
h
-
and
make-beli.
IN
CERTAIN
cities
in
Canada
there
is
a
move
afoot
to
cut
part
of
the
Alcan
And
Rupert
"'
""
"""""I
m,mmMmmmtmmmw
iij.iIiiu..iih
,wmT
"
ifflllifjp
in
sLZi
cost
of
delivering
milk
by
parliamentary."
hf
But
if
u
(,,,
..
..
distributing
only
three
No.
1
Northern
to
low
cost
gradw
days
a
week.
"
vu.il
hj
nv
r,
j
of
the
House
of
c1
.nndama,,,-
5.
If
ther
is
such
a
thing
as
an
That
would
be
fine
for
the
folks
with
electric
refrigerators
but
what
about
the
thousands
explanation
as
to
why
a
first
class
grain
elevator
was
built
In
Prince
Rupert
wlthuwt
being
put
to
use
It
should
be
not
only
hotieat
but
devilishly
Ingenious
as
well.
who
live
in
rooms?
A
far
better
plan
would
be
to
allow
sale
of
milk
however
it
can
be
sold
cheapest
If
it
is
true
that
milk
could
be
sold
through
stores
on
the
"Cash
and
Curry"
plan
for
much
less
than
it
costs
to
sell
it
dcor
to
door
why
keep
the
monopoly
to
the
door
to
door
method?
IT
SEEMS
to
me
that
this
would
be
a
good
time
to
apply
some
of
the
findings
of
the
Price
01
T
OF
THE
PAST
"Englishman,
25
years
old,
five
feet
eight
inches
high.
Indifferent
build,
bends
forward
when
he
walks,
pale
appearance,
red-brownish
hair,
small
mustache,
talks
through
his
nose,
cannot
pronounce
the
letter
"8"
properly
and
does
not
know
any
Dutch.''
prom
the
Transvaal
Oovernnv.-nt
poster
offering
23
fur
the
recapture
of
Winston
Spencer
Churchill,
prisoner
of
war.
after
his
escape
from
Pretoria
prison
in
December,
1899.
Rtad.Ts
Digest.
describing
squalid
'.'
Bevan
calling
Ut.
cC
paranoic,
without
r,m
"In
Australia
e
,
i
more
remarkable
lrt.
.one
occasion
Wim.n";
attacked
the
then
Prim,
,
ter.
A.
Deakin,
m
him
unreliable
and
M,,
Speaker
actually
kpui
!
Ml.
Hughes
tut
InUrruN."
speech.
"Critics
could
FUUt-ulf
ths
words
listed
in
oor
U
ail
right
as
a
guide
t,
vlor
In
a
young
k,u,-
(l
school,
but
In
an
aM,
this
members
shculd
t"
ttd
s.me
latitiKi,'
rtu-responsible
for
a
b.-
perate
decorum
"
The
Speaker.
M
H
said
the
main
questxic
determine
whether
thf
wwe
offensive
In
tht
used.
He
had
never
iv
hlmsif
bound
by
tht
.
words
In
the
book.
Spreads
Commission,
which
was
set
up
under
Hon.
Harrv
Stevens
back
in
the
days
of
the
Bennett
government.
The
one
thing
which
emerges
clearly
from
that
investigation
was
that
exorbitant
and
wasteful
costs
cf
distribution
injure
both
the
farmer
and
the
con
rndMSaflID
WE
VE
NTflm
TO
FEAR
BUT
?By
Vernon
Jacques
In
the
Toronto
Globe
(CP
PHOTOi
Resumption
of
Iranian
oil
conferences
is
believed
to
be
near
and
how
the
general
situation
looks
is
said
to
be
of
a
hopeful
natu:..
It
may
not
mean
so
much
yet
it
cannot
be
denied
two
more
British
cruisers,
four
destroyers
and
two
frigates
recently
anchored
nearer
.
.
.
sumer.
Milk
is
a
glaring
example.
It
costs
too
much
to
get
the
milk
lrom
the
farm
gate
into
the
kitchen
of
the
home
in
the
city.
Hence,
because
city
folks
cannot
afford
to
buy
all
the
milk
they
need
at
such
high
prices,
the
farmer
has
to
sell
much
nf
his
BOARD
CHAIRMAN
(Continued
from
page
1)
Victoria
Report
...
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
thorities.
These
will
prevent
a
continuation
of
this
record.
IMPACT
of
the
advent
of
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
I
at
Kitimat,
HO
miles
down
the
coast
from
here,
may
be
indirect
but,
nevertheless,
it
is
bound
to
be
felt
in
a
very
considerable
way
by
the
port
and
city
of
Prince
Rupert
as
suggested
by
the
president
of
Alcan,
R.
E.
Powell,
who
visited
here
yesterday
and
,
(
was
interviewed
by
the
Daily
News.
Being
a
potential
producer
of
further
large
tonnage
for
the
railway
line,
by
a
branch
possiblv
from
Terrace
to
Kitimat
for
which
the
CNR
is
now
undertaking
surveys,
the
Alcan
project
will
make
itself
felt
by
increased
traffic
for
the
division.
The
.ships
which
come
north
to
Kitimat
with
the
bauxite
-will
welcome
return
cargoes
at
Prince
Rupert.
To
provide
those
return
cargoes
is
something
that
will,
doubtless,
be
worked
on,
during
the
next
two
or
three
years
while
Kitimat
is
readying
if
not
sooner
since
there
will,
doubtless,
be
deepsea
ships
coming
"
into
Kitimat
with
materials
during
construction.
Indeed,
there
would
seem
to
be
no
further
valid
--arguments
and
explanations
from
here
on
as
to
why
Prince
Rupert
should
not
come
into
its
own
at
lon'o-l!st
as
a
deepsea
shipping
port.
Grain
for
export
should
become
available
either
for
full
or
part
car-
-
goes
and
the
part
cargoes
should
no
longer
be
such
a
problem
in
view
of
the
new
developments
in
connection
with
the
timber
and
fishing
industries.
--There
should
be
new
enthusiasm
in
working
for
the
development
of
shipping
from
this
port
now
that
the
major
industries
are
being
located
in
this
area.
.There
will
be
new
big
factors
working
in
our
favor.
How
Others
See
Us
'KyAYBK
t
is
not
ust
the
best
kind
f
utside
A
V
publicity
although
any
kind
of
publicity
""which
arouses
discussion
and
even
argument
is
effective
publicity
nevertheless
the
impressions
which
Austin
F.
Cross
wrote
for
the
Ottawa
Citizen
after
he
came
here
to
attend
the
pulp
mill
opening
can
give
local
people
some
cause
for
thought
arid
possible
action.
After
all,
it
is
a
good
thing
for
us
to
hear
what
outsiders
really
think
of
us.
If
they
see
eyesores
as
well
as
beauty
spots,
it
is
just
as
well
that
we
should
know
about
them.
A
little
criticism
once
in
a
while
.is,
just
as
good
for
our
souls
as
praise
which,
of
e'eurse,
it
is
far
more
pleasant
to
take.
Visiting
newspapermen
other
than
Mr.
Cross
have
commented
in
the
past
on
the
untidy
appear-
j
ance
of
Prince
Rupert.
We
remember
a
few
years
'
milk
to
creameries,
cheese
fac
processing
!
..'
n
Deer
lories,
and
other
Plants,
at
much
less
than
h.
.eu
"lce
ar?
on
th
restricted
,We
might
as
well
have
husband-and-wife
....te..v
uan;
a
a
jiuounim-ttinrnut;
team
tt'ciiu
for
for
the
the
milk
milk
which
which
t.
is
sold
snin
fur
I
1
,
iu
rar
ir
aa
as
si
steel
eel
is
concerned
concerned
J
THI
IK
jj
"been
,
mS
..r
-
,viuUiuu(
IVtZ
uii:a
!"
.
the
w,D
Tf
"igMwiuit,
.
is?ature-
Mt's-
iui.
...
nnuicw
Andrew
Whisker
vv
.
fiiKer
has
nas
tieeitiei
decided
uniting.
.
.
,,
.......
I
DON'T
believe
in
piecemeal1
securing
financial
assist-
'
'
iurincomillg
t8(Uimalt
Uy-election
a-i
price
controls,
except
where
newonstrucUon.
?
am'afralS
H"
in(Iel,endt;nt-
Htr
husband
is
the
member
for
tk
brcnntrnnoH
that
until
these
"rtriction.
are
adjoining
ruling
of
fowiehan-Newcastle.
c-mmoditv
commodity
to
to
be
controlled.
lifted,
we
are
eoin
to
h.
ni.,,rt
i
vfr
n,i,i,
.
KEEP
ON!
j
To
abandon
further
search
lor
!
the
miislng
plane,
as
some
huve
j
suggested,
is
to
surrender
hope
too
easily.
Even
If
none
are
evr
seen
again
in
life.
It
would,
in
a
!
measure,
be
satisfying
to
unfold
;
the
mystery
of
what
did
happen,
I
cwn
if
merely
approximately.
!
f
or
kin
and
loved
(iiies
to
ponder
I
whether
or
not
they
He
ln
the
depths
of
the
Pacific,
or
some-
where
in
the
raw
Immvnslty
of
Alaska's
mountains
a
jrue
uncertainty
is
like
asking
too
1
much.
Bank
nctes,
five
bucks
on
one
:slde
and
ten
on
the
other,
are
reportvd
In
Eastern
Canada.
We
have
seen
that
une
pulled
already
j
by
a
fellow
who
called
hlm-'self
a
magician.
And
he
was
believed,
too.
Something
odd,
by
H.'ck!
Gaftsmdnslvf,
II
we
are
going
to
have
price
'
!
in
the
unfortunate
position
of
good
chance
There',
a
lot
of
.
control,
let's
have
it
risht
across
having
to
mark
timec
?y
,n
ViCtrla
theSe
days
,or
rt
on
dlKontenta
ln
""ma't.
I
he
the
boards.
Let's
control
ALL
with
new
construction
w
!,
i
,ntent
thp
Torlvs
He's
A.
E.
deB
Mc-profits
salaries
wages
and
rents,
,
with
Xratd'
impro'
-
nme8
ha?'
i
of
he
late
Mr.
Jus-
as
well
as
retail
prices.
ments
to
existing
hotels.
fslative
'
tU'e
A'
E
Mcphil!1PS.
who
was
lsiat
ve
seat
seat
vacant
vacant
so
lnn0
But
let's
so
long
not
make
such
mis-
lh
PRivrF
RI
p,PT
attorney-general
in
the
first
takes
as
thinking
that
we
can"
,.pf,.o
t
,
or
Mr..'
ConservatlvdministlauV
m
In
Type..,
control
the
pnee
of
milk
without
."the
hotel
situation
tt
pAnZ
'
.iT"
"
B.C.
in
1903.
under
Premier-
Let
Us
Solre
also
conlrolline
the
Drire
of
hpef
'
o,
,,...
t
""f"'!
1
"'ay
mat,
ai
sw
Ki,..,
i
i
.
say
pres-
r,',bI'usly'
lf
a
fa,m.er
can
ent
we
have
seven
licensed
ho-
Your
Printing
ProbW
PHONE
231
not
gwe
any
aid
and
to
(
-
I
grandson
of
Dr.
J.
C.
Davie
If
we
get
a
husband
and
wife
member
of
a
Legislative
Assetn-team
we'll
have
quite
a
legisla-,
bly
of
Vancouver
Island
and
a
ture,
unique
in
Canada.
For
ai-
grandson
of
Hon
A
E
B
Davie
I
y
'.
tek
with
roo,n
accommodation
W
beef
cattle
t
than
he
1
make
can
for
233
and
fortunately
one
f
by
feeding
dairy
herds
he
is
the
hotels
is
at
the
present
time
Dibb
Printing!:
6
"""
i
to
rawc.
aanmg
a
lurtner
12
rooms
as
y
e
have
a
father
and
800
and
grand-nephew
they
had
secured
material
nre-
.
of
Hon.
Theo-
liKSM
R
HI
(XI
Up
Claasiflet.
for
RciulU
vious
to
the
restrictions
team-Opposition
leader
Harold
dore
Davie,
both
of
whom
served
"Some
two
j
W
!nch
and
nls
dad
Ernie
as
Attorney-general
years
ago
a
prop-
and
Pre
option
was
advanced
to
the
I
There's
a
lcT
of
talk
about
'
?J"
0,.B'C'
bef,,re
the
turn
of
?12
rnstrulUon
'
femicr
Johnson
retiring
from
"n"';
He
's
a
first
cousin
a
100-roomed
hotel
at
Prince
u
u...
.u.
.
.
.
of
E.
Davb
Futon
MP
f.
r
T
f
A
GOOD
friend
who
has
just!
moved
to
an
acreage
outside
i
a
big
city
wants
to
know
how
my
dad
kept
two
cows,
horses,
pigs
and
chickens
not
to
mention
j
thirteen
I
offspring
-all
on
one
acre
!
I
I
should
have
said
that
ln
those
I
days
there
was
plenty
of
good
1
.
iiiiii
-
ih'ti
iru
tin
nuvi
l
lf
I
l
rl
-i
-
-
-
Kamioops.
For
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
If
he
des
that
the
Liberals
won't
have
nearly
as
good
a
chance
at
the
polls.
The
Premier
has
a
With
a
Conservative
background
like
that.
Burke
McPhil-
and
REPAIR
WOK
llps
H
could
luulu
well
be
e
a
a
fornillable
iormnaoie
tremendous
iremenaous
campaign
campaign
oerson
person-
jality,
a
happy
faculty
of
running
PP(,nent
In
Victoria,
though
he
!
around
the
country
and
Eettine
tnd
several
times
to
ge
elected
pasture
land,
outside
our
own
property.
Much
of
this
was
on
SEE
1
io
ttnow
everyone.
It
was
largely
hir
personality
that
so
over-
Kupert,
and
naturally
the
board
gave
every
assurance
that
a
licence
would
be
granted.
But
unfortunately
they
were
unable
to
finance
this
deal
and
we
then
entered
into
negotiations
.with
another
group
for
the
construction
of
a
hotel
of
some
40
rooms,
and
gave
these
people
our
assurance
that
a
beer
licence
would
be
issued
to
this
hotel.
However,
this
group
withdrew
their
application
as
they
could
not
see
their
way
clear
to
making
a
financial
success
of
this
nroirct.
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
in
Vancouver,
but
could
n?ver
qulte
make
It.
He's
a
lawyer
and
has
come
baok
to
Victoria
to
llw,
thinking
he
has
a
better
political
chance
here.
215
1st
Avenue
West
the
Hamilton
"mountain"
side,
which
we
used
in
the
early
years!
free.
ANOTHER
LADY
writes
me
about
the
other
side
of
the
"keep
a
cow"
question:
"We
dallied
long
with
the
idea
of
keeping
a
cow
and
some
chickens.
Having
plenty
of
milk,
butter
and
cers.
nlus
an
iHviii
Phone
0)
P.O.
Bnl
1
iwhelmingly
won
for
the
Coali-!
tion
two
years
ago.
j
The
Conservatives,
of
course,
!
iKipe
Mr.
Johnson
will
get
fed
up
1
with
politics
and
quit
before
the
i
mxt
election.
With
the
Premier
I
out
of
the
way
the
Tories
would
have
a
better
chance
of
winning.
...
For
Action
Ad"crtise!
IN
INTERIOR
This
observer
iu
uiat
me
wen-Known
and
highly-respected
Bruce
McKelvie
gave
us
quite
a
blast
along
the
same
lines.
J.M
In
fact,
the
Daily
News
itself
has
more
than
once
commented
on
the
matter.
The
tfiing
is
to
see
if
something
cannot
be
done
to
make
it
impossible
for
visiting
publicists
to
say
things
about
us
that
are
not
to
our
advantage
in
other
words
remove,
if
we
can,
the
conditions
that
make
us
vulnerable
to
such
comment.
And
the
continued
prevalence
of
eyesores
is
discouraging
to
those
who
have
or
would
make
improvements.
setung-ah,
bliss!"
she
says.
V"!
.v.
....
I
.u.
---I,:.
would
"
"ay
say
no
now
But
there's
a
catch
to
it
a1
rv'"
muiuut
"
mc
nniutr
won
i
qun.
good
cow
wouid
cost
a
Zlt
.
6
re-strictlons
referred
to
i
There's
a
strong
streak
of
the
ely
$125.
It
teS
?S
obtin
the
exUUng
hoteli
at
stubborn
deep
down
ln
hlm
and
materials
for
the
buildings
I
anderhof
Nw
Hazelton
and
he'd
l.ke
to
see
what
he
could
do
re-
quired.
During
the
time
nf
Jtr
1
Tcrrace
.have
been
u,lable
t0!as
a
Pure
Llberad
Pmier,
freed
OUR
STOCK
IS
ALWAYS
UP-TO-DATE
BECAUSE
IT
MOVES
SO
FAST
NOTIONS
FOR
ANY
FANCY
the
cow
is
not
producing
sh-
I
I
W"
atire
l
ex"
01
the
strlngs
have
tled
h,m
still
eats.
So
It
2
Tfe
'
.Conserve..
.
or
a
lamine
...
We
figured
out!
rooms
I
-xJnnsan
"ays
tne
Liberals
approximate
costs
and
found!
"Hw.,
t,
.
u
,
1
lave
a
pretly
Rd
chance
of
tates
ites.
the
the
.rtTm.
situation
nn
Is
;
develop
i
Iorml"g
?
Kovemment;
lf
he
that
.
V
nuwever,
as
me
News-Hera
1
sL
th
L,
-o
q
6d
j
t0
make
&
Start
Wfl
M
h
hllV
PfTfrc
QnW
mMl-.:
...
1
goes
the
Tories
could
well
win
Scripture
PaSiage
for
Ooitau
VW.
'
Ttl
"
"
gS
nl?.
!
m
Iot
for
for
several
several
years,
desnitp
nrpnt
ability
additional
aocommoda
liTTdl
FURBAR
prices."
is
thy
life
and
-the
length
of
"The
Lord
of
thy
God
.
.
thy
days."
Deut.
30:20.
A
footnote
explains
that
FUR-BAR
is
army
slane
for
'-fnniBft
for
Herb
Anscomb's
personality
on
the
public
platform
is
no
mean
one.
He
knows
how.
to
swing
votes
too,
by
turning'
on
the
charm.
The
scion
of
a
noted
B.C.
Conservative
family
Is
out
campaign-
'
ymMmm
nit
iii
i
a
Aik
yovr
lnvifcnnt
Dolr
Of
Broker
for
proipcru.
CALVIN
BULLOCK
Ltd.
up
beyond
all
recognition."
INDIAN
MOVIES
rrri
FAMOUS
GROUP
Hon
would
be
provided
if
It
were
not
for
these
restrictions.
"As
far
as
this
board
is
concerned,
we
have
wherever
possible
encouraged
the
erection
ol
proper
hotels.
Our
only
difficulty
has
been
that,
so
many
approached
the
board
with
the
Idea
of
providing
a
building
with
a
large
space
for
the
sale
of
beer
and
six
or
seven
bedrooms
On
an
average
India
produces
Apart
from
the
war
years
the
annually
about
250
feature
mov-
British
Assciation
for
the
Ad!
mZVoubli'c111
re8iun-vancement
of
Science
has
met
ally
m
any
the
republic.
annually
since
1831.
Clock
to
Stop
All
Arguments
f
ill
r
Plastic
Curtains
A3VERTIS1NO
IN
THE
DAILY
NF.W8
BRINGS
RESULTS.
in
in
wmii
oraer
lo
vv
v.
cal!
tin
this
.ma
on
structure
uuiur
a
CALGARY
(CP)
Calearv
stum-1
hotel.
Of
course,
these
am
The
July
SAL
ln
pede
officials
have
nrrWrf
'
everv
ea.se
refused
are
i
special
four-foot
clock
to
save
nw
Interested
In'
providing
arguments
at
future
stampedes.
'
service
to
the
travelling
public,
I
Tney
say
the
clock,
visible
to
which
has
been
neglected
previ-
rodeo
contestants
and
audience
ous
to
the
authority
being
trans-:
alike,
will
save
a
lot
of
disputes
ferred
to
the
Liquor
Control
about
timing
of
stampede
events.
I
Board.
j
It
is
not
unusual
to
have
as!
"While
It
;s
quite
true
that
many
as
a
dozen
stop
watches
hotels
ln
every
city
or
town
in
:
operating
at
once
during
rodeo
1
any
part
of
the
country
at
some
.
events
and
often
none
of
the
!
time
or
other
have
been
filled
to
;
times
agree
with
the
official
!
capacity,
due
to
seasonal
trade,
timekeeper.
j
construction
projects,
eonven-
IUI
L
OF
I
Drapes
Yard
Goods
COLORFUL
KITCHEN
COTTAGE
SETS
..
.
Dutch
Boy
and
Floral
patterns
with
valance
Easy
to
Clean
D
me
specially
ordered
clock
(
tions,
etc.,
I
agree
with
you
that
ill
be
be
Oneratpft
operated
hn
by
aantrin.:in
cnitn
fV.it-
n.,
...
m
Vlll,
C1IK4
lU&lJlg
mio
consideration
the
huge
development
during
recent
years,
there
will
electricity
and
controlled
by
a
button
by
the
timekeeper.
It
will
be
specially
wired
to
sound
the
10-second
horn.
DRAPES
TO
CHARM
YOUR
WINDOWS.
See
V)
WATCH
THIS
SPACE
CONTINUES
AT
a
great
aeal
to
be
done
to
bring
our
system
up
to
what
i
we
consider
a
proper
standard.
!
This,
of
course,
is
made
much!
more
difficult
because
of
the
rapid
expansion
ln
so
many
parts
of
our
province."
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Costa
Rica,
an
independent
republic
of
Central
America,
was
part
of
the
Spanish
dominions
until
1821.
fashion
Footwear!!
Third
Avenue