Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
tors.
They
are
changing
t!v-
VmEV,
system
by
deei-.-e-s
an
also
the
UBD&
motors
ou
appliances.
Some
dis-
wfIJJNclTk
tricts
have
the
new
"cycle
60"
Television
considered
universal,
and
some
given
In
J'
the
unbelievable
25.
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anvboriv
h
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Tuesday,
May
15,
1951
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utuw.
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to
loromo,
vou
muv
n,.i
s
be
disappointed.
NLWSPAPKK8.
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;
Mr.
Editor,
I
urn
not
ashamed
Eih
lor.
Daily
News:
'
of
having
my
name
in
the
news-
Your
editorial
of
yesterday
In-'paper,
but
I
am
not
keen
on
it.
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Independent
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newspaper
devoted
to
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Canadian
Press
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Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Assoeiat'on.
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Managing
Editor.
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a.
PERRY.
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Director.
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more
of
what
you
produce.
liuvni'4
niissi
d
my
usual
street
boy
ut
4
o'elc.'k,
I
could
not
fcuy
a
p:per
anywhere
at
0
o'clock,
in
the
evi
niii.
V.'lv
i!
a'
si;
anger
comes
to
town,
he
a.sk.i
at
a
lirvs
stand
tor
a
local
iaper,
ho
finds
sends
ot
other
jiap"rs
but
no
1'ieal.
Vli"!
i
is
the
:
Un
o:i
th
Daily
N"
v
i
"ftiee?
Are
you
afraid
xtruck
tlw
newsstand
one
evening
when
It
had
s'jkl
out
for
we
?;'."
assure
him
that
every
news
st
ind
In
the
city
carries
the
Daily
News
and
usually
have
them
In
stock
although
they
usually
like
to
"sell
out"
and
often
do
by
late
evening.
If
Mr.
Morris
will
be
patient
he
will
S'.on
see
a
fine
sifjn
on
the
front
of
our
irew
building
which
only
a
few
ll..y.,
u&s
let
civeii
Us
tlllHl
coat
of
paiut.
Kd.t
W
Vs..
T.
s
somebody
will
know
where
tlnces
are?
I
found
th,.
only
sign
of
life
when'
the
boys
luititf
at
i'
between
3
aiul
4
p.m.
What
happened
to
the
mm
covering
the
Nero
show
at
the
j
VALUABLE
THEE
!
Te
Kauri
pine,
valua'jls
for
boat
consti
uctioji
and
for
iu
rein.
Is
fouiKl
onlv
in
the
north
island
of
New
Zealand.
CALVIM
11
CONVICTS
AT
PLAY
Tha
regular
baseball
leajua
under
way
recently
at
St.
Vincent
de
Paul
Penitentiary
when
women
spectators
wer.
ptrmitted.
for
the
first
time
in,
the
history
of
III
thy;
institution,
to
attend
the
games.
The
peni:tntiarv
is
located
10
miles
north
of
Montreal.
Another
Trade
Opportunity
INDUSTRY
at
Prince
Rupert
cries
for
hired
help.
I
There
is
a
lot
of
difference
from
the
old
days
when
men
used
to
cry
for
jobs.
Without
discussing
conditions
of
employment
at
the
cellulose
plant
and,
notwithstanding
the
fact
that
so
many
of
Prince
Rupert's
young
men
gravitate
naturally
into
the
fishing
industry,
the
new
pulp
mill
industry
should
have
career
attractions
to
some.
The
complaint
of
the
pulp
mill
management
f;
bout
the
difficulty
of
getting
local
young
men
to
enter
the
industry
is
nothing
particularly
new.
Career
jobs
have
been
offered
in
various
trades
here
for
a
long
time
but
the
interest
of
young
men
in
accepting
them
has
been
lacking.
There
are
plenty
of
apprenticeship
opportunities
here
and
they
become
the
more
with
the
open-.ing
of
the
pulp
mill.
-
'
The
trouble,
it
seems,
is
that
many
young
men
-
do
not
want
to
start
at
the
bottom.
Unfortunately,
;too
many
seem
to
think
only
of
the
high
immediate
I
wages
rather
than
the
long
range
security
of
em-T
ployment
in
useful
and
skilled
work.
(CP
PHOTO
i
BOYS'
WEAR
SCHOOL
PANTS
Heavy
Worsteds
and
All-W
Priced
from
(
Report
from
Parliament
lKi,
rXTS
Gabardines
in
plain
shad,
i:i5
limUK.KI-:US-Gabardines
in
plain
By
E.
T.
APPLEWHAITE,
M
P.
SlUB
Civic
tVdl.i'e?
I
will
r':t
b"li'.
ve
,
j
;
that
the
News
mi-red
the
news,
j
I
submit
the
News
has
a
duly
:
aowards
It's
subscribers
to
civ?
ttum
Lie
iiews
ri
!?.i.iiui!T
celeb-rltivs
broui'ht
lv
re
by
the
Civic
Centre.
The
present
anpliiiR
of
Mail-Hirdville
Catholics
to
;et
financial
supixu't
fur
their
schools.
If
granted
which
Is
not
likely,
would
not
be
conducive
to
ihe
best
in
ten
st.s
of
eiih'-r
Cathoties
or
Protestants.
I
was
in
Toronto
a
short
time
aRo
looking
for
an
apartment
In
a
district
called
Lancing.
After
some,
diffidence
a
young
matron
asked:
"Are
y:u
Calli
il.e.sV"
W-'
e-i!
duninbfcunded.
Visiuns
of
the
Middle
Aes
floated
before
my
yes
and
I
felt
I
nut:;;,
be
dreaming
.
With
difficulty
I
regained
;iny
composure,
deciding
this
was
'
1950.
Canada,
Toronto
and
thl,s
young
matron
needed
a
lessim.
"No."
I
said,
"We
are
not
Cat
h-
hull
zipper.
Now
ir-
m
ITM.OVMt
SWKATKRS-
Fur
small
boys
ami
trl.n
and
colors.
Sles
22
to
26.
Real
Barjaiis
Synthetic
Fibre
j
Causing
Concern
By
J.
C.
GRAHAM
1
Cantullull
PreKS
Correspondent
AUCKLAND,
N
Z.
(CP)
The
threat
to
world
wool
markets
from
development
of
synthetic
fibres
is
becoming
a
real
prob-
i
j
lem
for
wool
growers,
suggests
'
ft.
G.
Lund,
chairman
ot
the
International
Wool
Secretariat.
.
'
'1
he
secretariat
was
formed
in
1937
when
wool
growers
undoubtedly
had
the
threat
of
synthetic
fibres
in
their
minds.
Lund,
on
his
current
tour
of
CLEARANCE
OF
RUNNING
SHr
RelliJia
out
our
entire
stock
at
last
yiar
There
has
been
quite
a
storm
here
over
John
Fisher's
recent
report
as
to
the
treatment
of
persons
coming
to
Canada
from
Europe.
Hon.
Walter
Harris,
minister
of
citizenship
and
immigration,
had
promised
John
Diefenbaker
to
make
a
statement
concerning
these
comments
as
reported
in
the
Toronto
Telegram,
and
supposed
to
have
'
1
hop
and
avo
at
wnue
agreeing
with
the
desirability
of
a
warm
welcome
fci
j.ew
lezuianu,
has
been
telling
immigrants,
Mr.
Hari'is
point
been
made
by
John
Fortier.
Mr.
,
fisher
ha.
provided
the
depart-
1
ment
with
a
statement
which
indicates
that
the
immigration
j
Ret-up
as
he
observed
it.
first
at
Moncton
and
later
at
Montreal,'
is
not
geared
to
consider
the
uemenaous
human
lactor
involved.
'
Hue
ofls:'tting
th
news-
paper
acj-mnt,
he
closed
his.
.
f-Lx
NOW
C
iysB
TiMr
olics
but
we
are
too
Oh
!-'ti:tn
o
have
any
blanket
dislike
for
any.
body
of
pjople
and
It
seems
to
be
irrelevant."
,
i'
"You
see."
she
said
apologeti-
j
cally,
"If
you
were
Catholics
the
I
larmers
that
the
threat
today
is
much
more
serious.
Many
uew
synthetics
were
being
bruuht
on
the
market,
especially
in
the
United
Slate3,
and
enormous
sums
were
briny
re-r:
Chancfe
For
Bugs
BUGS
may
not
have
high
ideals.
They
may
not
have,
any
ideals
at
all.
A
fair
surmise
from
the
evidence
is
that
bugs
are
as
low
down
as
they
look.
It
is
ironical
that
man,
to
wham
apparently
alone
of
all
creatures
came
the
ideal
of
trying
to
live
together
in
peace,
should
be
the
creature
that
through
war
threatens
life
upon
this
pebble
in
the
sky.
It
pent
to
improve
these
produces
taxes
would
go
to
the
Catholic
'
schools.
In
Toronto
tin
y,
appar-
and
to
persuade
the
buying
pub
out
that
there
is,
however,
a
limit
to
the
extent
lo
whi.:h
provision
can
be
made
for
services
of
this
kind.
Respecting
the
handling
of
the
particular
flight
on
which
Mr.
Fisher
was
a
passenger,
in
accordance
with
the
policy
of
the
department
each
immigrant
was
interviewed
by
an
immigration
officer
to
find
out
if
he
needed
-U"lp,
assistance
or
information.
Th
whole
thing
was
not
only
an
unfortunate,
but
an
unjustified
chools
and
:
lic
that
they
are
substitute
for
ently,
have
Catholic
Wcwilldotk
Asphalt
Shin;
FOR
tSTW
wool.
Luncf
say.s
there
is
no
real
separate
taxes
which
catisvs
iv
substitute
for
natural
wool.
;
Iigious
discrimination
not
con
The
powerful
incentive
for
development
of
synthetics
by
the
present
period
of
high
phone
f9
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
f
statement
by
saying
"May
I
le-port
asain
that
no
lrnmiqrart
:
was
beate
I.
pushed
or
cowed,
but
that
they
were
not
given
that
extra
welcome
whien
should
go
tJ
anv
ci'.in
ccmin;
to
this
hwt.'
Mr.
Harris
it-'ported
tj
the
House
that
ih'v
(plane
on
whi.'h
Mk.
F.shcr
ar-,
rived
made
an
unsrhdu!od'
(landing
a'.
Moncton
clue
to
hnrt
j
weather
in
N
wfoundland,
that
'at
Monci:i
there
is
only
one
j
immi:
ation
officer
on
rtu'v.
I'ind
he
ccnuleted
his
immtgra-j
Un
pvainirrition
or
the
nassen-(sers
in
one
hour-
and
twenty-five
minutes.
The
MinfstiT
a--Imitfed.
ns
Mr.
Fisher
remark'
d.
ducive
to
the
best
interests
of
i
any
nation
or
people.
Another
thing
about
Toronto
''
I
would
have
found
it
hard
to
j
believe
had
I
not
expt
rienivd
it
is
the
25
-cycle
lkthttng
system
they
have.
'
Ail
llghU
flicker
like
a
candle
and
all
household
appliances
must
have
special
mo-.
BRIDE'S
FATHER
SPEAKS
UPf
in
1
I
1
HELP
WANTED
.
'
Termancnt
'pesilloris
f
suitable
men.
working
roiiilllions.
Top
wages.
Two
weeks
Ikw
after
one
year
employment.
50
'X
Metiirai
8n
fees
paid
by
firm.
2
First
Class
Automobile
Mecho:
1
First
Class
Automobile
Body
So
and
Painter.
Apply:
Rupert
Motors
Lk
CIIKYSLER,
PLYMOUTH
DIRTKlBlT,
occurrence.
I
conffss
I
was
completely
at
sea
whfn
one
dav
Mr.
Black-more,
former
leader
of
the
S
-cial
Credit
Group,
rose
to
voice
"a
grievance
aeainst
His
Majesty's
Government
of
Canada,"
!
to
wit:
that
for
19
years
it
has
;
dishonored
and
continues
to
dishonor
those
sections
of
the
B.N.
A.
Act
deainis'
with
coinage
anil
currency,
banks
and
bai.kir.';.
After
listening
to
him
e
vmwl
for
40
minutes
on
debt-free
money,
non
-
Interest
boarin
bonds
and
su-h.
I
was
more
confused
than
ever.
I
was
no
alone,
Gei"e
Drew
admitted
equal
confusion.
i
I
think
Hon.
"Don"
Atho:
t.
had
everybody
with
him
when
'
he
spoke,
vory
briefly,
toward.;
the
close
of
the
cost-of-living
!
debate.
He
was
of
course
oa.r-!
fectly
rij'ht
when
he
aid
trct
J
wool
prices
may
result
in
wool
i
growers
themselves
being
asked
'to
make
a
greater
contribution
to
the
cost
of
research
and
pru-:
motion
of
Ui2
.u.ie
of
natural
!
wool.
,
BIG
Bl'IKLT
;
On
behalf
of
the
internauonf.1
secretariat
Lund
has
placed
be-
lore
the
wool
boards
of
Auj-,
traJia
and
New
Zealand
the
'
UtKtut
budget
in
its
history.
He
I
.said
the
secretariat
feels
th.it
at
this
time
iu
ork
must
he
lull
n.-ified
in
all
directions,
es-
peeiaily
in
tne
fields
of
rese
arch
.
anil
education.
I
Woul
has,
become
important
not
only
to
such
producing
n.i-i
tions
as
South
Africa,
Australia
i
and
New
Zealand,
but
to
the
i
Commonwealth
as
a
whole,
he
i
said,
since
raw
wool
is
second
i
to
rubber
as
the
largest
doliar
j
earner.
I
Lund
was
wary
about
the
syn-'
thetic
program.
Asked
if
expansion
of
synthetics
might
mean
,
an
increased
demand
for
nat-i
ural
wool
for
blending
purposes,
:
he
said
the
whole
purpose
of
i
blending
synthetics
with
wool
'ho
hijiltllnt
conditions
at
Moncton
for
tlio
reception
nhd
examination
of
immifants
nre.
v.ni
satisfac'.arv.
Tlie
Allied
Aviation
Service
there
r?inrted.
-
"It
is
true
th:,t
the
facilities
here
ara
not
the
best,
but
a
new
waiting
room
is
at
nre:ent
b"iv
c"-st.rueted,
and
when
completed
should
be
an
asset
to
this
station."
,
As
a
result
of
the
report
thai
the
complaint
was
made
with
respect
to
the
Immigration
office;
at
Moncton,
Mr.
Fisher
wired
the
immigration
in-.pector
there
though
e
appreciated
c
really
th
I
"Sorry
your
name
erroneously
1
deep
faith
clis'iU'vod
bv
now;
involved."
There
was
no
fur
members
of
the
House
that
th
Minister
of
Finance
or.
any
minister
of
finance
can
cure
Inflationary
forres
which
exist
in
Canada
or
in
the
rest
of
th
world,
he
must
assure
them
th.it
their
fnith
is
cnmnletcly
m'n-placed
if
they
think
that
he
or
any
other
person
In
his
position
or
any
government,
can
cue?
those
forces.
Althoush
General
Pearkes
had
been
critical
of
the
government,
Abbott
wan
pretty
well
in
agreement
with
LIGHT
UP
1'U
SELECTION
OF
SHADES,
from-TABLE
LAMPS
TABLE
LAMPS
TRILITE
LAMPS,
'
Complete
with
Shades,
from..
!
TORCHIERE
LAMPS
could
he
that
bugs,
who
never
heard
of
brotherhood,
may.
ipherit
the
earth.
t
Man's
brotherhood
does
nbt
include
bugs.
It
is
a
brotherhood
of
man,
not
of
beings.
It
rests
on
force.
So
far
as
bugs
are
concerned,
man's
brotherhood
depends
on
the
Department
of
Public
Health
and
bug
exterminators.
There
is
nothing
unfair,
then,
that
in
a
collision
of
forces,
the
one
more
able
to
survive
should
succeed
and
the
other
perish.
But
bugs
had
better
not
take
their
success
for
granted.
Man
has
despaired
of
his
success
before
this,
but
kept
trying,
and
succeeded.
He
may
yet
prevail
with
his
conception
of
a
brotherhood
of
man.
If
the
Christians
can
be
strong
enough
to
stand
the
Russians
off
from
trying
a
war,
the
Christian
ethic
may
some
time
run
beyond
the
Iron
Curtain,
and
even
this
side
of
the
Iron
Curtain.
But
the
only
good
chance
for
bugs
is
a
war.
Then
they
alone
would
be
'
likely
to
win.
Why
An
Iron
Curtain?
IF
COMMUNISM
as
a
system
of
living
is
in
any
I
way,
superior
or
even
equal
to
that
democratic
system
in
which
we
believe,
there
need
be
no
fear
of
comparison,
no
fear
of
free
speech,
no
fear
of
a
free
press,
nor
any
limitation
of
universal
suffrage,
freely
exercised,
says
the
Canadian
Industrial
Preparedness
Bulletin.
That
all
these
and
other
liberties
:
are
suppressed
by
Communists
is
proof
positive
of
.
a
definite
knoWledge
of
inferiority,
of
the
inferiority
of
a
system
which
can
only
exist
by
repression
.
and
force,
and
not
in
consequence
of
the
recognition
of
its
merit
by
the
masses.
This
,yry
'apparent
piece
of
evidence
of
the
value
of
our
type
of
freedom
should
make
it
un-;
necessary
to
bring
forward
in
detail
other
Com-I
munist
testimony
as
to
the
envy
felt
by
the
"red
!
comrades"
for
a
way
of
life
they
are
not
permitted
.
to
enjoy.
;
We
need
not
mention
the
weakness
of
a
poficy
;
which
can
only
be
introduced
here
by
subversion
;
and
violence,
aided
by
the
lying,
cheating
and
dis-'
loyalty
of
a
minority.
We
need
not
point
out
that
modern
Communist
theory
is
produced
and
directed
by
Russia,
a
country
which
by
its
mistrust
of
others
betrays
its
own.
untrustworthiness.
,
was
to
cheapen
the
resultant
product.
He
believed
the
continued
use
of
synthetics
for
blending
with
wool
was
likely
to
result
merely
in
damaging
the
reputation
of
wool
Itself.
Advises
on
important
subject
An
a
mnre
male
I
told
my
diiughh-r,
"ItememlHT
what
your
mot
her
and
grandmother
use
to
keep
their
washing
white
Keckitt's
Blue
in
the
rlnne
will
keep
your
white
clothes
renlly
white."
'TruRt
Dud
to
give
giH)d
advice!'
he
said
later,
'Heckitt's
Hlue
prevents
clothes
turninr;
yellow,
and
out
of
the
blu
cornea
the
whitest
wash.'
ther
examination
of
passengers
on
this
plane
by
the
immigration
service
at
Dorval
Montreal),
because
it
had
already
taken
place
at
Moncton.,
Tiiera
had
been
complaints
as
to
the
ability
of
our
officers
to
converse
with
Immlffrants
In
their
own
tongue
at
this
latter
point
well,
with
resnect
to
the
linguistic
qualifications
of
immigration
personnel
at
Montreal,
in
addition
to
English
and
French
they
are
able
to
converse
in
Italian,
Swedish,
Danish,
Norwegian,
Estonian.
German,
Polish
.
Greek.
A-abic.
Chinese,
Jewish.
Ukranlan.
unci
Spanish,
and
hve
i
wnrn-ii
Rice
is
an
important
item
in
the
diet
of
Venezuela,
which
j
consumes
about
38.C03
tons
an-
!
the
-est
of
his
soeech.
General
can-
;
nually.
,
Pearkes,
with
remarkable
rf'w
fo'
"ri"
of
ns
sn-called
noli-ticians,
had
urged
the
people
f
Canada
to
re-diucover
the
virtues
of
thrift
and.
taving
yes,
and,
wo
k.
Northern
B.C.
Pc
Co..
Ltd.
knowledge
of
Russian
and
Dutch.
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Phone
210
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Rupert,
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The.
ffanay
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OUR
NEW
SHIPMffl
LUGGAGE
OF
HANDSOME
DISPENSER
Shaving's
a
breexe,
quick,
easv
and
refreshing
with
today's
super-keen
Gillette
Blue
Blades.
Precision-made
for
your
Gillette
Razor
double-edged
foreconomy
they
lastfarlongerthan
ordinary
blades.
For
extra
convenience
buy
them
in
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Gillette
Dispenser.
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in
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or
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SING
FAMOUS
MUSIC
LCNDON
(CP)
A
festival
of
sacred
music
will
be
held
in
tin
woman
catholic
Cathedral
at
i
Westminster
May
13
to
May
20.
worts
of
composers
from
the
IZtx
century
to
the
present
will
,
be
played
and
sung
daily.
The
Prince
Rupert
L.
Horncastle,
Prince
George;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
MacDonald,
E.
Mac
Don
aid,
8.
Waters
and
O.
Olendening,
Vancouver;
A.
B.
Anderson,
Masset
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Gordon,
Bteveston.
emphasis
will
be
on
English
mu
F00P
in
ujtn
FASHION
Hit
Cjgoiy
Mmfw
Adarra
Service,
Int
aa'.
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ii
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fipr
tain
sic,
but
compositions
bv
foreign
composers
will
also
be
heard.
"Isn't
he
a
lot
of
fun
.
.
can
I
keep
him?"