4
of
the
truck
driver
Instead
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Rupert
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News
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I
See
It
village
highway,
which
soon
h;iv
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.
Monday,
December
3,
1951
ray
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
"
"
1
'""J
"
president
"):
r.f
i
u
disputes.
There
Ls
something
Build,
,-'
a
Nal"ma!
about
R-arbaite
that
seems
to
be
llemaii'""1''1'011
fa
h.
ju.st
one
uu.Miru
uuog
ttiier
an-'
co-t
S',!i
t
.
P11
...
.
....
n
t
....
,
1
to
$4(1
.,..
In
the
NEXT
election
not
the
one
then
goln
on.
His
candidates
won,
mostly
by
increased
majorities,
even
where
Tegular"
Labor
candidates
went
down
to
defeat
in
next-door
ridings.
Bevan
was
fighting
frankly
on
a
"class
war"
platform.
I
was
told
-by
some
of
Mr.
Bevan's
supporters
that
the
fii
t
impoitant
move
by
a
vi-torioius
Conservative
party
would
be
to
re-create
the
Home
Guard
as
a
tool
of
class
interest.
The
Bevan
i
boys
predicted
that,
in
such
an
"lore
r
other,
as
most
of
us
well
know.
'
elect
'3
a
'a
wrk
,.,'"
St
in
ore
November
was
a
rainy
month
!
in
Prince
Rupert
with
i"
i
inches
of
precipitation
on
i'l
Boys
In
B.C.
make
so
much-'
andV"'
Mrs.
Sampson,
Montreal
law
money
iney
iei
neiuslons,"
said
said
hi'.-jH-r
hWiu.i-
L
'
"
l
(iavs.
wum
ijre
Nor
did
Old
Sol
show
his
face;
j
er,
says
more
women
should
;
Mr.
Justice
OHalloran
In
Van
l"'s
is
bruial
tr
k
vci
v
much
In
the
eleventh
.
enter
public
affairs.
They
are
couver
last
week.
"We
had
01
'leu
tiuili-h.
fie
snone
ior
oioy
an
ju-
ic.it.,iui-.
k-p,-,
,
-vj
m
m
a
umj
it
OMi
hjvor-'M:
liritain's
Class
War
THE
FIERCE
all-night
event,
the
set-up
and
cumixisi-tion
of
the
Home-
Guajd
would
be
very
different
from
that
q!
the
.,.,
iml
Wnrlil
War
Rirk
In
hours
on
13
days.
communis
as
uie
iiieh.
iuis
i-
,
wnu
ws
nmui(j
n
ui
i
41
.
Su
far
this
year
sunshine
InUiule
is
deserving
o
resjiect
but
;
day."
He
was
tUurged
willi
UieL
!
Prince
Hupert
tutals
944.4
hours
someone
will
have
to
bi
in
tliu-of
things
lie
:;ad
Dot
thu
iiliiihi-i
HAhWlMi
v
nich
mates
it
UU
a
brighter
kitchen
now
and
then.
lest
need
oi
I
Ut
aiom
c
ii'
4
'
-
veaK
than
lj0
witn
l2b.8
hours!
I
i
n
u.
1..
...
.....
"'
lau()r,
Kittles
in
Britain's
ne
H
the
early
forties
the
Home
Guuid
in
the
corresponding
periud.
1
A
move
Ls
"under
way
to
settle
it's
Its
ull
ull
very
very
well
well
lo
lo
predict
prudict
!
central
(antral
he-iiii-.T.
lieam.o
,
""l
Il"t
1!52
big
mid
busy
year
It,
buiklm,
f
was
a
dei-illedly
"lefii.sh"
affair.
ivivlhimpnt
painament
lrwiU
iook
nminnus1
ominous,
Tum
wlntrjllgnam
of
S)anisn
to
me.
They
hwk
like
the!
civil
war
fame,
was
one
ol
,.-;
Northern
B.C.
Jt
sound
well.
Uuitut
hem
.
"""ri
irU(B
.
makeij
one
fel
cheerlul.
fmiiAa'.uU
,imc
pin-
first
manoeuvres
in
ill
key
memoer.s.
The
new
one,
Mr.
Bevan'.s
as-
would
be
Hie
lnc
prec.pnatlon
this
year
so
'
the
beer
strike.
According
to
!ar
aggregates
U8.71
inches
com-j
what
is
heard
in
Vancouver,
j
Dared
with
73.83
inches
in
1950
s
:
there
Is
possibility
of
adjust-!
urst
11
months.
ment
before
Christmas
although
!
'Hie
niaximuiii
recorded
wind
1
it's
just
as
well
not
to
be
too
velocity
for
the
month
was
'M
!
hopeful.
But
anyway,
snmethlii'!
I
miles
liouMlie
southeast
on
No-
,
js
.stirring.
Under
the-
clrcum-iMiher
Hi.
I:.t.inces,
a
.single
month
is
1m-
.
weather
summary
for
No-
j
eoming
an
liiiconiininly
Ion;;
veiobei'.
us
issued
by
the
Domin-
time,
iup
liH'tei.rological
station
at
j
.
i
sociates
told
me,
very
reverse.
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUffRT
THE
KEY
to
the
opposition
by
the
Labor
party
to
the
pro-
r.fiKH
Hitmp
rin:irrl
ll.a
H.
dangerous
class
war.
The
new
Churchill
government
proposes
to
revive
the
Hi,
me
Guard
.
That
proposal
seem.;
.sensible
enough,
on
the
.surface.
But
the
real
reason
for
the
fierce
and
absolutely
united
opposition
by
the
entire
Labor
party
i
clear
to
anyone
who
understands
the
realities
nt
British
politics
today:
Mono
mand
for
LEGAL
guarantc
i
I';iJV
's'and,
was
as
follows:
j
Terrace
aLso
has
Its
garbage
tnat
the
force
will
not
be
u.yd
'
Maximum
temperature,
5!)
on
:
problem.
It's
much
more
simple
In
labor
disputes.
The
Conservative
ministers
have
given
verbal
I
;v
h
1
nioei
a.
j
man
i,ne
one
existing
nere,
yei.
!
Minimum
temperature,
28
2
011,1
n.;uj,li
to
create
a
dtuatiu.i
NuvemL-'r
22.
j
called
dtiilorable
and
that's
I
Mean
temperature,
41.7.
j
somewhat
strong
language.
It's
I
Maximum
baiometer
reading
'
like
this.
There
is
a
gulley
near
assurance
that
the
Home
Gual
j
I'Uiil.lC
NOTICIS
is
hereby
give,,
lhe
..
(j(
Municipuliiy
of
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
lliat
I
r,
th..
presence
of
the
said
electors
at
the
Offire
of
ih,
,
at.
sen
level,
M)
34
on
November
1.
1
Terrace
and
the
village
tru"k,
Minimum
barometer
reading,
of
the
ravine,
ruboish
away
from
the
edge
dumps
all
the
i
ieiK,
i.ny
nan.
ruMon
(Street,
011
the
sixth
flay
of
I
"cni;o
.
me
La
Dor
party
iears
inui
uie
;
WIH
not
be
used
in
sum
ase:i.
Home
Guard
Ls
being
re-created
But
Labor
Ls
adamant
In
d.--not
as
a
means
of
defence
nianding
guarantees,
written
against
a
passible.
Russian
in-1
right
into
the
law,
that
there
vasion,
but
as
a
devlcj
to
intimi-
are
such
limitations,
date
or
coerce
the
working
class,
go
far
Uu.
conservatives
have
in
event
ot
severe
labor
troubles
rpfllsetl
l0
glv0
,nesE
in
Britain,
j
1!1M,
at
ten
(.'clock
a.m.,
for
the
purp,
:1
on
November
3(1.
I-rt.
:
ipilation,
a.
17
on
22
days.
Hnnshim",
31.8
hours
on
13
days.
of
'"''I'lini!
pm3
AUIi
riiii
ii,
,s,
in,,
Tl0
lo
represent,
them
a:
Mayor
and
1'ail:
(.'ommissioiiprs.
down
Into
it.
So
there
you
die.
But
the
geneial
public
decline
to
co-operate.
Private
citizens,
with
their
own
collection
of
debris,
do
hot
follow
the
example
Maximum
wind
velocity,
soul
h-c
asl.
:n
miles
jier
hour,
ber
Hi.
BEHIND
the
struggle
"
J"
in
simplest
terms,
uie
i.anor
party
wants
guarantees
that
the
Home
Guard
is
not
to
become
key
fact:
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:
nconsistencies
MUNSAN
we
see
the
Communist
truce
nego-..
AT
tiators
objecting
to
the
United
Nations
pro-tosal
for
behind
the
lines
inspection
following
the
eaching
of
a
cease
fire
agreement.
At
Paris,
Russia
insists
on
international
control
nd
inspection
of
atomic
forces
after
the
banning
of
r.rne
and
the
western
powers
are,
apparently,
unwilling
to
go
that
far.
The
two
attitudes
on
either
side
would
seem
Lo
e
diametrically
opposed
in
the
separate
issues.
It
might
appeal-
naive
to
wonder
at
the
attitudes
aken
on
occasion
by
either
side
and
to
speculate
if
.here
is
not
often
the
inclination
just
to
be
opposite
ivith
no
particular
reason
although
there
may
be
complex
explanations.
To
the
simple
observer,
it
is
to
wonder
if
there
is
not
often
an
inclination
to
get
away
from
fundamental
considerations,
confusing
them
with
suspicion
and
possible
inhibitions
of
hostility.
Contribution
of
Royalty
THE
CONTRIBUTION
of
the
Throne
of
Great
I
Britain
as
a
living
symbol
of
the
best
in
the
tradi-t'ons
and
life
of
the
peoples
of
the
Commonwealth
i;
incalculable.
United
states
people
and
others,
who
do
not
understand
that
the
Royal
Family
of
Great
Britain
is
also
the
Royal
Family
of
Canada,
often
question
Canadians
regarding
the
cost
to
Canada
of
the
Throne
of
Great
Britain.
They
cannot
understand
that
the
priceless
contribution
of
the
King
of
Canada
to
the
maintenance
of
the
standards
of
parliamentary
and
public
life
of
the
countries
of
the
Commonwealth
is
borne
by
the
people
of
Great
Britain;
that
the
only
cost
in
money
to
us
is
that
of
the
office
of
Governor-General
of
Canada.
The
money
cost
is
insignificant
in
relation
to
the
constructive
contribution
of
the
institution
to
the
standards
of
law
and'
justice.
In
dollars
and
cents
the
expense
of
the
monarchy
throughout
the
British
Commonwealth
and
Empire
is
only
a
fraction
of
the
cost
of
political
graft
that
destroys
the
standards
of
public
life
in
some
countries
which
are
completely
run
by
political
machines.
just
a
glorified
force
0.'
.strike-
ven
oeiore
me
uig
aiiiiaiueoi.
breakers.
program
nas
goi
reany
guin.4.
I
Britain
is
unable
to
do
all
the
I
REPORTED
from
Britain
in'mings
to
which
she
is
already
the
recent
election
that
there
pledged.
In
other
word.,,
culs
were
"two
nations
within
a
sin-
are
coming.
Somebody
is
going
glC
Island."
The
two
political
to
get
hurt,
economically.
Who.v
forces
face
each
other
as
un-
I
Pce
of
pie
is
going
to
gel
sliced
and
my
how
much'.'
yielding
as
the
two
opposing
armies
in
Korea.
On
the
surface
everything
Ls
very,
very
polite
very
British.
The
present
struggle
over'
the
Home
Guard
is
just,
the
lir..t
round
in
the
fight.
The
mode
of
nomination
of
canaMutes
shall
be
as
follows:
The
cundalutcs
lia!)
he
lioi
1
i
r
1
y
!
i,i
wrltini.-
1
wri!lo!
shall
be
subscribed
by
two
i-
irt'in
ol
Hip
niunn
I)alil
11.':
;in,
poser
and
seconder,'
aiul
hull
be
delivered
Ihc
Kciui
i.iiiK
Officer
at
any
Utile
between
Ihe
daU'
of
;j
1:1.
lie.'
and
twelve
o'clock
noon
of
the
clay
of
rmmi.uu,
the
;,aid
wi
ping
may
he
In
the
form
iiiuiilx-f.tl
J
in
it-Schedule
of
the
'M.inie.pa!
Elections
Act,"
ai.d
shal;
su:
the
names.,
te-idence,
and
occupation
or
(lesnipiiim
r,
m-pn.po.M'd,
111
such
manner
as
Mitlicieittly
in
idinuiy
s
candidal."-;
and
in
the
event
ot
a,
pull
being
nei'e.v.ary
a
poll
shall
he
opened
0,1
the
ihirlei
nth
day
(l
Utn;st
Ifi.'jl,
at
the
Civic
Centre,
corner
of
M'
Hi
iilr
Slrt-et
ir
Secuial
AveniH,
of
which
ev.-ry
peison
is
hi'reby
rii
L.
lake
notice
and
kovern
himself
arconlinly.
fiiveii
under
my
hand
ai
Prince
l(nwrt
Ihi.i
2'nh
of
November,
Hir.l.
"
R.
V.
LONG,
-
1(
tin
lore;
Oflirer.
But
the
big
boys
In
both
po
The
longer
range
truth
is
Hut
lltical
camps
know
perfectly
well
1
Britain
can
never
regain
her
old
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FOR
XMAS
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GEORGE
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aid
358
Canadian
National
Steamships
mat
amain
s
oasic
position
k
prosperity
except
in
a
world
ol
such
as
soon
to
require
drastic
;
stahle
peace,
changes
in
her
economy.
They
1
know
that
somebody
is
going
to
have
to
"take
the
rap.
What
they
are
really
doing
now
Is
"squaring
olf
for
the
surely
coming
fight.
IN
THE
recent
election
Mr.
Aneurin
Bevan
won
a
ronsld-
Local
Grain
Ship
Fuels
at
Seattle
SEATTLE
-
Having
come
her.'
erable
success,
first
within
the
t0
refuel
after
having
loaded
Labor
party
itself,
and
later
1:1
full
cargo,
of
grain
at
Prin-e
Rathe
general
election.
!
pert,
the
Japanese
steamer
Kiy-As
I
reported,
he
.seemed
to
okawa
Maru
sailed
from
here
at
me
to
be
firing
the
first
ihots
the
week-end
for
Japan.
LETTERBOX
I
shall
endeavor
to
give
you
a
detailed
report
on
the
condi-
j
lions
of,
first:
I
The
18"
steel
water
supply
'
main
at
Shawatlans,
from
the
Pumping
Station
to
the
Power
1
House,
second:
The
45"
penstock
fron
the
I
Power
House
to
Wood
worth
Luke
i
.1
v
(
ITV
WATI
K
I.1NF.
Editor,
Daily
News.
In
order
to
combat
subversive
tactics
employed
in
an
effort
to
persuade
the
city
to
abandon
its
gravity
water
supply
line
from
Wcoclworth
Lake
on
the
grounds
Dam.
Having
worked
on
mainten
Mmmmtmlmmmm
ance,
patrolied
and
done
repairs
both
these
that
it
has
had
its
dav
and
can
111
emergencies
on
I
believe
I
no
longer
be
depended
upon
loriJiPClions
slnce
1924
3
an
in
the
position
lo
give
you
I
first
hand
information
from
ex-
perience
and
nractical
know!-
I
trr
w,
.service,
the
substitute
lo
be
electric
pumps
at
Shawallans
Lake,
the
waterworks
foreman,
C.
J.
Oustafson,
at
my
instigation,
has
submitted
a
report
dealing
with
the
physical
aspects
of
the
edge.
'1)
The
18"
steel
water
supply
main
from
sea
level
at
Shawat-
ARE
YOU
KEEN
TO
FLY?
"
,
The
RCAF
offers
to
all
young
Canadians
who
can
qualify,
q.fine
training
on
the
most
modern
flying
equipment.
The
sooner
you
enlist
...
the
sooner
you
become
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and
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to
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in
full
accord
with
Mr.
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Power
House
is
still
in
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report
of
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re-
j
able
condition
for
the
next
10
port,
of
Mr.
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in
lull
is
to
15
years
as
far
as
the
ma-en:ksed
and
I
would
ask
you,
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strength
of
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main
is
Mr.
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con-
concerned.
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is
true,
that
in
i.ection
with
this
letter.
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later
years
many
pin
holes
have
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greater
extent
than
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that
developed
in
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last
year
by
the
new
24"
steel
main,
and
on
which
pin
holes
developed
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Board
of
Works,
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
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Your
letter,
requesting
a.
years
ago.
true
report
011
the
condition
of
pin
noles
do
no1
necessarily
the
City
Water
Main
at
Shawat-
mean
that
the
pipe
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