in?
cr?o-
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
ray
.
.
As
I
See
It
hsim
than
r.nllup
snrt
On
j
1
MAF.ITED"
TOCTilUT"
The
official
figures
show
the.se
j
WELLINGTON,
N.Z.
-Vls!-
U
Labor
13.911,582
itors
to
Nt'w
Zland
In
futuie
Conservative
....
13.721.340
!
will
be
marked
rnvi
and
women.
Under
the
professors'
cube-1
The
government
tourist
denart-
Thursday.
November
8.
1951
Reflects
and
"'ported
t,H
the-ratio
formula
you
would
do
mt
nt
has
Issued
a
sticker
with
a
t'iUl
SO!
this
nieture
of
a
Kiwi
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e
"
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n
independent,
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
"ress
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
..
-
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
0.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor;
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
L
K
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"e
Is
T
already
7-
j
i
label
i
also
i
bears
tine
words
"visitor
visitor
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mhJ"
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4H.IM:t-,
new
Zenlnnrt
"
Contort
Pl,;froll
The
answer
to
the
v.uiilTlfir,
aoove
is
:
r
By
carrier,
per
week,
20c;
per
month,
75c;
per
year,
$800;
by
mail,
per
month,
75c;
per
year,
$8.00
the
number
of
seats
by
whicn
;
Labor
should
have
beatien
the!
Tories,
by
the
professors'
for-1
!
mula.
Actually,
the
Tories
beat
:
i
Labor,
in
seaU.
Those
Opinion
Polls
Public
Should
Be
Told
i
455
POOR
OLD
C,l
I
Monday
saw
another
anniversary
of
Guy
Fav.kes
Day.
Guy,
as
you
know,
managed
to
wangle
35
barrels
of
gun
powder
wherewith
to
blow
up
the
British
Par-
i
liament.
This
was
ever
so
long
ago.
Fawkes,
of
course,
failed.
Just
what
his
main
kick
was
we
haven't
the
faintest
notion
but
doubt
if
It
could
have
been
the
i
high
cost
of
living,
Inflation,
'
'
housing
shortage
or
even
what
to
do
concerning
margarine.
j
Churchill
announces
ha
is
cut-j
tint?
the
s
ze
of
his
cabinet
down
;
to
sixteen.
Ottawa,
however,
re-
j
cmires
twenty.
As
fur
British!
Columbia,
nothing
less
than
j
eleven
is
considered
essential.
''
Christies
ADVERTISING
OFFICIAL
A.
L.
Cawthoi
ne-Page,
MBE,
manager
of
publications
for
the
Canadian
head
officeOttawa,
of
Metropolitan
Life
Insurance
Company
is
vlc-president
of
the
Life
Insurance
Advertisers'
Association.
In
recognition
of
his
s-ervices
as
publicity
direc
tor
of
Canada's
War
Savings
PORT
ARTHUR.
In
the
t
believe!!,
o
nion
poiV
restaurant
of
the
Houa!
aan
and
d0
serve
a
verv
use-,
.
.
:
fut
purpose.
But
I
also
believe
of
Commons
the
other
day
it
ls
au
to
the
good
mat
people
'some
MP'S
Came
over
and
ve
learned,
once
again,
that
,
..
iyou
just
cant
know
the
answers
congratulated
Ilie
for
call-,
in
advance,
even
If
you
hilt
iing
the
shot
so
closely
in
'ndsking
people
10
K'J
jthe
British
election.
I
In
Britain
the
opinion
poll-
i
Well
we
can't
always
be
wrong
sters
listed
Conservative,
La-iand
this
time
I
happened
to
hit
bor,
Liberal
and
then
about
10
pretty
near
the
bullseye.
j
per
cent
"don't
know."
j
I
confess
I
went
out
on
a
limb1
Next
time
they
would
be
wiser
:
deliberately
because
I
thought
to
list
the
laH-numecI
as
"won't
this
was-a
pood
ohanee
to
help
tell
"
1
debunk
those
public
opinim!
Obviously
in
Britain
many
i
polls.
They
are
useful
but
not
;
people
just
would
not
tell
the
:
infallible.
,
prolessior.ul
poll
taker.",.
So
the
j
!
results
were
a-s
far
off
the
beam
i
NONE
of
the
opinion
polls
which
as
they
were
when
Truman
beat
I
saw
recorded
In
Britain
came
Dewey
and
almost
as
wrong
a,
within
a
niile
of
the
actual
re-
they
were
recently
in
Australia
suit
for
all
of
them
showed
the
where
the
polls
predicted
a
lurge
Conservatives
leading
Labor
by:
majority
in
the
referendum
to
a
margin
of
several
percent.
outlaw
the
Communist
par;y.
The
actual
result,
a.s
we
all
There
the
vote
went
heavily
the
now
know,
was
that
Labor
led
other
way.
f
-a.
t,
of
'
7"W
Then,
counting
Yukon,
Canada
Committee
iflul
Inter
as
director
has
nine
moiw
sets
of
govern-1
f
Information
for
the
War-
iiieuts.
Nor
does
all
this
include
!
time
Prices
and
Trade
Board,
the
number
of
small
fry
of
fice
!
he
was
made
a
member
of
the
holders,
the
payment
of
whom
;
Order
of
the
British
Empire.
must
also
come
out
the
tax-j
CP
PHOTO
i
1
"
payers.
Out
Jt!
in
si.
wuu-caiung
was
common
A
LITTLE
MORE
WESTERLY
Scouting
for
oil
began
in
Alberta
thirty-three
years
ago.
At
mwm
enough.
Many
a
somewhat
discouraging
year
passed
before
the
great
splash
at
Leduc
heralded
to
the
trade
that
Western
Canada
had
arrived.
British
Columbia
cannot
show
so
much
history.
Hen
,
Fort
St.
Jchn
has
a
well
of
top
qua'ity
grade
and
all
In
a
few
years.
only
pure
can
iiji
the
Conservatives
in
the
total
LETTERBOX
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
;
it.
News
classified.
j
votes,
even
though
the
Tories
did
win
the
most
seats.
Some
prolesors
were
even
5
further
oif
the
beam
than
thv
Food
imports,
particularly
routine
polls.
They
had
worked
meat-,
are
being
substantially
out
a
fanta.stic
formula
which,
cut
in
Bnta'n.
Austerity
is
bat
k.
they
claimed,
would
give
in
ad-No
more
than
fifty
pounds
can
van-e
the
exact
number
of
seats
RATS
AM)
(
ATS
Editor.
Daily
News,
How
appalling
it
is
to
read
of
the
tremendous
destruction
wreaked
by
ttie
almost
unchecked
rat
Donulation
here
in
COLD
f
-
L"
tiiKen
out
or
the
country
at
bv
which
the
winning
parly
m
LATE
last
week
a
delegation
from
Ootsa
Lake,
here
to
see
the
government,
made
public
the
settlers'
protests
against
offers
of
compensation
received
from
Alcan
interests
for
homes
and
holdings
which
will
be
flooded
in
the
company's
B.C.
hydro
development.
Members
of
the
delegation
said
they
consider
the
offers
too
low.
They
feel
that
they
are
being
unfairly
treated
in
the
present
negotiations,
and
they
are
not
convinced
that
an
arbitration
hearing
would
bring
them
justice.
The
public
of
British
Columbia
is
in
no
position
to
judge
the
merits
of
their
case.
The
public
knows
'
little
if
anything
about
it.
The
public
has
been
given
as.
little
information
on
that
question
as
it
has
on
several
other
matters
concerning
the
change
in
the
country's
topography
which
will
result
from
damming
rivers,
flooding
a
large
area
of
the
interior,
and
diverting
the
water
through
a
mountain
tunnel
to
a
new
outlet.
British
Columbians
appreciate
the
value
of
a
half-billion-dollar
aluminum
industry,
the
payrolls
it
will
bring
this
province,-
the
new
wealth
and
the
new
development.
They
would
still
like
to
know
what
the
project
is
going
to
do
to
Tweedmuir
Park.
They
would
like
to
know
if
the
flooding
is
going
to
leave
that
territory's
beautiful
lakeland
a
cemetery
of
marginal
dead
trees.
They
would
like
to
know
what
has
been
done
to
salvage
the
timber
that
will
be
inundated
if
it
is
not
harvested.
And
they
would
like
to
know
whether
or
not
the
settlers
of
Ootsa
Canadian
citizens
who
pioneered
a
rugged
country
are
being
pushed
around.
Preliminary
inquiries
made
by
this
newspaper
last
year
indicated
that
the
great
Alean
project
could
be
undertaken
without
substantial
loss
to
British
Columbia
either
in
fisheries,
park
beauty
or
water
use.
The
clear
implication
was
that
the
province
could
acquire
a
huge
new
industry
at
a
minimum
cost
in
injury
to
'other
industries
or
other
resources.
Nothing
has
been
said
officially
to
contradict
that
impression.
Nothing,
in
fact,
has
been
said
recently.
The
complaints
of
Ootsa
settlers
serve
as
a
reminder
of
other
questions
that
have
been
asked
and
have
not
been
answered.-The
people
of
British
Columbia
would
appreciate
word
from
their
elected
representatives
on
these
different
points.
Surely
they
are
entitled
to
that
information.
Victoria
Times.
Prince
Rupert.
Not
oniv
do
they
ulu
0
vn
tourist.
uouDie
naa
would
win
in
a
two
ay
fight,
i
damage
marketable
goods
but,
'el1
allowed.
Bankruptcy,
which'
i
(1(,y
raid
:
I
most
important,
constitute
na
iln
J-1
ys:,unl.
rnust
decline
'
they
Plnd
the
rali
.tween
par'v
a
real
health
hazard.
;
and
disacepar.
Tne
new
chancel-
A
ad
parly
al)(1
lnen
m,
The
amount
of
food.sturf.s
ac-
re'u.!'-es
to
a,nx",ly-
e
that
ratio
to
the
third
power
.
.
.,
Mud
rhmirt;
Mill
IIImIu
ivt.rn
r
:
(fanned
V
,
s-r&illOl!
many
eaten
Dy
the
rooentfl
is
'
"J
"
"
That
is,
"Cube
It."
The
aiuwer
nlmnst
nnllrihu
n
..,.
,-tuir,
ueiore
urmir
iney
wiry
0
ilt:i
e
c
o
uiue
m
e
better
Ijrilt'l.
......
...nt
U
.
u..
..f
juii
i
will
uc
UH
iiuiuuri
ii
i)
to
what
thev
foul
!
Spending
abroad,
will
be
slashed
seats
by
which
the
leading
party
If
anyone
needs
eye
glasses,
ho
will
win.
They
cited
several
rat
ex
f
will
pay
the
shot.
and
not
the
ex-
i
-
"5
ing
th
firf4
.
am
pies
to
prove
It
npplyl
This
certainly
calls
for
the
utmost
in
planned
action.
It
is
most
commendable
that
govei
nnunt.
H
YtniH
CDOCESS
lormula
to
piist
elections,
FOR
THE
benefit
of
old
timers
like
me
who
either
never
could
do
tills
'Tube
It"
stuff
or
el'e
the
health
authorities,
as
well
,,
,"
a
civic
authorities,
have
set
up
'T
s
FAKl'LOl'S
a
special
committee
to
delve
On,
of
the
most
fabulous
cn-
into
methods
most
effective
to
RlneerltiR
jobs,
under
way
in
rid
us
of
this
bane.
North
America
today
is
the
have
forgotten
how-get
your
The
three
pdints
already
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada's
hiov
rhn,.i
nnt
t
dn
it
Everybody's
Talking
About
This
Great
Razor
iarp
"'
'
.established
are
all
excellent
in
power
project
in
British
Colum-'
-
.
.
controlling
rats,
but
are
self-
bia,
savs
the
Canadian
Geora-'
'i
hJIVk,
rf
.
hllI.
fnl
limiting,
s
iney
do
not
begin
phical
Journal.
It's
completion
TJrlJtTL?,rZ
observation
is
they
are
more
i
to
attack
the
rat
in
eithr
home
will
lnerena
r-nriov
i
my
i.,'.,r...,.
,
"
'
'
'
,
likely
to
have
the-riKht
answer
or
warenouse.
j
and
powep
amonj
the
world
,t
:
Gillette
nsms&M
tha.i
the
.son
I
Poisoiii
is
not
too
effective
family
of
nations
and
provide
'
around
the
home,
as
only
too
benefits
and
optvirtunitios
wrrtvh
often
our
dwellings
are
made
flew
from
constructive
and
suc-t
.f
ful
enterprise.
But
don't
do
it
expecting
to
get
some
marie
key
to
the
rii-'ht
answers.
Fur
the
EnKlLsh
professors
with
their
"cube
it"
fo-mula
were
even
further
off
the
COMPUTE
WITH
10
GILLETTE
BLUE
ILADES
IN
DISPENSER!
(most
unpleasant
by
the
burial
of
stricken
rats
in
inac
big
$a.oo
value
X
A
cessible
places.
'
j
It
does
strike
me
that
we
have
bl,t
'l
assuredly
is
the
most
I
too
long
overlooked
one
of
na-
economical
and
utmost
the
most
For
Only
V.
"
Sk
V
logical.
JERE'S
thf
grenlrst
baignin
in
shaving
ni.ioryi
history!
U'
i
.
th
m
new
new
Gil
let
tc
Rocket
Rror
and
the
mazing
Gillette
Blade
Dipensrr,
now
packed
in
&
permanent
Styrcne
rvrl
cote.
This
razor
charges
blades
inttantly,
shaves
like
a
dream.
For
tops
in
shaving
ease
and
convenience,
buy
a
Gillette
Rocket
Razor
Set-only
$t
20-
Too
few
of
us
realize
what
a
willing
worker
and
natural
friend
we
have
in
Fells
Dumes-'
FIRST
AID
FOR
BABY'S
FIRST
SNIFFLE
A
nt''P
In
tim
oftt-n
mivwi
nine.
Ko
I
ture
a
most
elfective
controls
by
not
encouraging
cats!
Now
our
feline
fellows
may
not
be
everyone's
idea
of
a
companion
but,
rest
a-ssured,
he
is
one
of
the
best
rat
traps.
It
has
been
proven
that
the
domestic
cat
hunts
best
not
tica.
H
Ft
13.
NAVAL
RE-UNION
LONDON
l
Canada's
high
i
when,
forced
to
do
so
to
exist
but
from
the
compulsive
instinct
commissioner
in
London,
L.
D.
j
Wugress.
will
be
among
guvsts
to
destroy
his
natural
prey
in
.
.
Instant
ch.9,9
Had.
Iv'
"
sfi
'
Real
Shaving
iK'X
t
comfort
rSr'sc
r-"
Wi-.e,
him
UiKe
tm
airnjii
imitsiU
ion
fit
hfil.y's
lii-t
ffiM-.-
or
sniffle.
iiw
Hfl.y
Own
TaltleU
to
cUnr
littlt
bowel
of
iin-ttt
irnr
at
mler
inN
that
makf
lul.
fl'l'tilll,
f-Vtrixh
iilili
liltM-'iurtHf
Kht-
v--
(
to
n
itd
io
kel
p
u
tM-nlh.
lji-iwm-H
iiully
for
Iml'v'fl
(it
in
tttc
h1i
ui.
Mm!
v
Own
TrIiMh
hv
a
InxRtivi'
m-luifi
m
Kt-nll.
yft
niMMily
ant
tb-
rhef
xh-y
tuintr
K"k
a
long
way
tnwni'l
kivuxii
t-i'.iiy
cmi-fot-t
white
natiirf
v-rrs
to
rm-
-(.
Hwt'l-UtinK.
i'.miiy'n
Own
'i'at
mv
b-n
iim-iI
dy
rnoitt-!'"
fi.r
?
u
n.
i.tl
n
putkuffv
tiKlay.
HOP
lit
tirLlKlstS.
at
the
annual
re-union
of
the
Western
Approaches
Command
on
Nov.
23
honoring
the
part;
the
Balance
of
nature.
The
average
householder
could
very
easily
discourage
rats
by
Scripture
f-aiiatfe
for
JoJai
simply
keeping
a
cat.
I
do
not
played
by
the
Canadian
Navy
imply
by
this
that
he
tnust
be
witn
Bnash
forces
in
the
Battle
"Thevc
went
virtue
out
of
him,
made
Into
a
pet.
In
our
mild
ol
the
Atlantic.
and
healed
them
all."
St.
Luke
6:19
climate,
all
the
animal
needs
is
some
form
of
shelter
and
to
be
fed
fairly
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