Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday.
June
15,
1951
As
1
See
It
-y
r-
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisqes
L
v
l
in
ore
1
remembered
the
Larkhill
mud,
plus
some
little
square
ot
bread
the
clav
which
stuck
more
stub-
yn
a
plate,
bornly
than
any
slue.
,
Th(
,,,,;
(.,iur,,n
is
Mldow.
ed.
in
perpetuity,
as
a
wayfarers'
WE
HAD
OfR
LUNCH
NEAR
and
pilgrims'
hostel.
Under
the
Salisbury,
at
a
500-year-old
inn,
trust
d-.vds
the
church
MUST
only
a
little
way
from
where
the
provide
food
and
drink
to
pit-original
Roman
camp
-
fortress
griins
on
the
way
to
Canterbury,
stood
the
terraces
still
dislinct.j
In
Ye
OMe
-Castle
Inn
we
sat
j
TWO
BROTHERHOODS
OF
belore
the
same
enormous
fira-
men
still
live
in
the
church-place
'
which
has
given
warmth
cne
black-coated,
one
red-j.nd
chee
r
to
travellers
for
cen-j
cloaked.
The
black
coats,
cur-luries.
We
couid
well
believe
the
iously
enough,
are
of
working
1
old
tales
of
fugitives
hiding
in'
class.
The
red
cloaks
are
all
or
i
chimneys,
fur
when
you
peep
up
more
or
lew
aristocratic
origin,
jyru
can
see
the
sky
see,
alio,'
The
only
difference
In
treat-jwheu'
in
old
days
they
hung
ment
is
that
In
church,
where
ham-
and
bajon
for
smoking.
1
dally
attendance
l
necessary,
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
An
lnde?33ent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Kupfrt
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
iiembef
o?
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
cf
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
0
A.
KI7NTTR,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
FERRY,
Managing
Director
.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
By
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year.
$3.00;
3"
MaC,
Pet
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$3
00
'"i
Fubiijned
r.ery
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Kuport
Dally
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue,
Prlr.ce
Ruptrt.
A
vessel,
with
a
few
thousand
tons
of
sulphur
included
in
her
cargo
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
yesterday.
Nothing
is
available
l
as
to
what
quantity
of
molasses
UN
SALISBURY
oit-.
may
be
following.
f
Aivc
Robust,
full-bodied,
rich
in
fltvor.
A
nri
elj
rum,
aged
in
ouk
barrel.
'0ut
i
NEVER
DISCOURAGED
'
I
P
H
Ti
T
3
T
f
TT
TTI'PT"
'
;
"MSltll
UhL
)
Until
fire
destroyed
it,
the!
ii,
;
j
Moose
Hall
on
Second
Avenue
I
Hants,
England.
Mv
olil
I
;
thv
reds
have
seats
nearer
the
WE
.
WENT
TO
SALISBURY
ol'ar.
KO
INCREASE
L
TRICE.
Rural
Readers
Penalized
THE
significance
of
the
proposed
increases
in
second-class
postage
rates
was
well
placed
before
Patliaraent
by
Opposition
Leader
Drew.
It
is
clear
that
there
has
been
much
misunderstanding
over
field
artillery
Dal
of
Ion"
'Cathedral
and
saw
again
the
j
Our
rtii'le
was
a
black
coat
and
.
a
i
highest
chinch
steeple
In
Eng-!'I
thought
fpoke
somewhat
ago
tOOK
a
(lay
off
from
lar.d.
now
being
repaired
at
great
'salirk-aliy
at
the
reels'
privileges,
hi
ioh
V
iiilud
intu
lii
cost.
We
aLso
saw
the
carved
On
of
ttiev
was
to
sit
on
red
I
jj
one
ui
me
most
umque-i
looking
buildings
in
the
city.
'There
were
several
reasons,
one
being
elevation,
and
another
the
outlook
from
lawn
and
numer-
-J
s
I
,
1
...,
K,wlj.Sn
inl,l
lnrrf'l
Hut
h
rhiu
klurl
irhan
newish
car
the
four
(f
005
roomy
windows.
There
nothing
left
save
the
old,
original
rock
on
which
everything
the
purpose
of
the
rates,
says
Toronto
Globe
and
lying
atop
thvir
own
coffins.
We
h
showtl
us
that
the
blacks
wondered
at
the
queer
flat
noses,
now
sat
(Hi
Dunl'p
rubber
cus-u.til
wo
kan'.e;l
that
Cromw!!'
'
hiorw
two
Inches
thick,
horse-playing
soldiers
had
shot)
He
al
showed
us
wrwre,
over
or
chopped
Uiem
off.
j
the
centuries,
the
red
aristocrats
us.
our
two
wive
in
the.ba
k
two
ga,
rulou
uitJ
(mi,!,,-.
In
front.
W
were
bound
f
j,uT.i
-
..
.
-
-v
trt,
melt?
13
3jllir-
ere
originally
,
,
established
,
not
with
tne
thing
new
the
rows
or
ntue
Kail.
They
CAPTURED
FLAVOR
Of
THE
NDIES"
nowers
mat
manage
to
sprout
intention
of
subsidizing
the
publishers
of
news-
and
spread
themselves
all
over
ln.
't
fmpd
quite
fJ't
:.
WE
WENT
ON
TO
WINCHES-
.
that
it
th.
n.1,1
be
rainint?.
Kji'
1
grim
and
forbidding
face.
Thti
tdttMmM
A
not
ouUithtd
Of
dolyed
W
tlTuiTr'""'!'
of
by
th
Owf.M
ot
bm,,h
C0UKi
I
jhad
secretly
done
via
t
irate
ear-;
ving
on
their
bem
hes
when
they
were
supplied
to
be
Iistenirif
to
!
wrmunn.
j
There
is
an
anchnt
sickle.
I
what
Canuck
ever
rernemb
rs
1,,
whfi
trnilitinn
savs
Kine
ISalisbury
Plains
except
drippin'jir,hllr
ruiPa
With
)lis
famous
ENOI
GH,
AT
LAST!
Oimbel's,
in
New
York.
ha,
wjui
ram:
i
Round
Table
band
of
knights.
cut
the
price
of
aspirins
to
100
1
raiwe
as
it
may
sem.
we
We
saw
the
fine
stalue
of
King
I
Palniy
carved.
We
all
got
the
rame
idea
at
once
when
we
spied
for
eight
cents.
Fancy!
One
can
were
not
looking
for
cid
army
Alfred,
shun-bang
in
the
middle
(tillers'
2),,,
y.
itisk
all
the
pains
and
head-
naunvs,
oui
lor
stoneheivje,
aches
he
might
like
without
where
mighty
rork
si
ind
j
worrying
over
running
short.
rings
as
mysterious
reminders
that
there
was
leaned
religion
't.
What
a
furore
there
would
be
now
If
some
wag
a1tvd
a
hammer
Ui
that
sickle-and
the
Tory
or
U.S.
press
got
wind
ot
It?
.
CROWDED
CENTRE
Within
25
miles
of
the
centre
of
a
hum-druin
and
mostly
any-thlng-but-romaiitic
town.
Buy
my
old
pal
knew
the
score.
He
took
us
to
the
ancient
Church
of
Saint
Crews
and
at
the
gate
asked
them
to
give
us
the
"wayfarers'
portion."
The
old
man
SPECIAL
"There
are
many
families
that
here
thousands
of
years
before
cannot
afford
to
send
their
boys
the
Romans
came.
paters,
but
as
assistance
to
rural
readers.
They
were
intended
to
make
it
as
easy
as
possible
for
citizens
remote
from
the
centres
of
population
to
maintain-
contact
with
the
affairs
of
their
community,
province
r.nd
nation.
It
was
recognized
by
national
leaders
of
an
earlier
day
that
this
was
important
to
tfcfe
working
of
democracy
that
people
without
information
could
not
be
expected
to
judge
wisely
the
issues
on
which
self-government
depend.
That
they
should
be
able
to
obtain
this
information
and
have
freedom
of
choice
about
.where
they
will
obtain
it
is
quite
as
important
an
aspect
of
the
freedom
of
the
press
as
the
right
to
print
it.
We
are
not
going
to
attempt
to
rationalize
postmaster-General
Rinfret's
decision
to
increase
the
rates.
In
our
opinion,
he
has
wrongly
assumed
that
deficits
on
second-clas3
matter
are
caused
Panrty
rifts
for
Father-Shirts
Tie,
&
Ilt.',,
Underwear,
Slippers,
I'Vjar,lM
"
m.ality
at
real
saving
pri,-s
'ri,Mllrp
w,
the
rl,;ht
store.
U-
for
lhP
Rc
C!
tfe
behind
the
wicket
smiled
at
that,
lit
Manchester,
England,
a
pnpit-fctit
promptly
produced
four
lutein
of
4
(HMJ.OOO
lives
and
small
horns,
or
mugs
of
b
.t,
works
in
pieat
Industries.
and
girls
to
the
universities.
1
There
are
many
families
that1
TW
LIT
n
"
eH
JKF
.
i.'f
in
work
hard.
There
are
many
Amesbury
took
a
mildly
dim
view
great
minds
in
Canada
who
have
of
our
expedition
to
Stoneh-,ng.
learned
to
toil
with
their
hands
"it
s
first
on
the
left
and
about
and
who
learned
from
the
preis.
three
miles.
But
wot
yer
want
to
Thank
Ood
we
have
a
free
press
go
THERE
for''"
in
Canada.
They
have
done
more!
We
found
uniformed
bul.U
generally
and
broadly
for
the
n
a
ti
hut
QUlsi(
h
education
of
our
people,
the
in-
A
few
yards
aw
soidier-hl,ls
splratiOn
to
tr,
and
do
better
from
a
;fw
armyytriK-ks
drank
lots
or
3n
IS
Trv
i
I
Men
Shlrtv-U,,,
soitm.'iit
Ui
iJi,xaf
fm
Vrr,,
'
...
.SU
Men's
Nylon
Sport
Sliirh-On-y
ai.d
White,
h-v,
J8,
1
i
-h-
tea
irom
a
caravan
snack
bu.-1
.
.
.
.
tion
of
trade
and
industry
and
and
,:;!ed
mildl
j
i
church
and
social
service
thanl
chiefly
by
newspapers.
Relatively
few
of
them
are
y.
1
,
,
.
,
iitowe,
ru
uunerin-simcoe.
i"
"
,ZtZ
"
u.
now
MKN'S
DRESS
SOX-G-
quality
and
lertlon
Prices
from
...
'
MEN'S
KKIiKOOM
SI.IPP,:,tsAll
m
sizes,
from
J
MEN'8
(X-()UI)SBrown
and
Black.
0,.veur
rfu
iJt
ers
frtim
,
'
1
"ui
jjiiK
iiiiig
any
01
inose
stones,
:
An,
Canadian
city
with
a''
flrh
the
0ts4
Atbf
hbike
did
wi!1
1
mountain
convenient
u
s
u
a
II
y
ioner3,n
I
makes
the
most
of
It!
Montreal,'
Of
course,
only
a
Hercules
for
example.
Prince
Rupert
is,
could
move,
any
of
those
pillars.
:
-
M.N
It
I
growing
taster
and
the
same
is
true
of
Walson
Lsland.
Between
the
two
;tands
a
sizeable
mountain.
It
rould
become
a
huge
carried
for
any
distance
through
the
mails,
and
the
proportion
of
their
total
circulations
which
is
mail
delivered
is
not
substantial.
A
far
heavier
burden
is
imposed
by
magazines,
virtually
all
of
which
are
excbv'vel'-
delivered
by
the
post
office,
but
which
will
cor'nue
to
have
a
preferred
rate.
This
is
of
a
piece
th
the
no
more
defensible
discrimination
a?3h-t
newspapers
brought
about
by
the
govern-rr.ert's
application
of
the
10-per-cent
sales
tax
on
newsprint.
The
magazines
do
not
pay
the
sales
tax
MKH'S
A.M
V()l
Ni;
MKN'S
HLACK.PIah,
Os
arnl
Checks,
well
tailored,
p.
r
feet
fit.
All
sLks..
We
saw
how
the
ancient
Brit-
1
ons
sun-ma
ked
the
longest
da
in
the
year
and
also
the
shortest
!
but
I
wondered
to
myself
h.,7i
thos
"sun
orsnirr.ei
s"
ever
di-t'
SH
l
playground
for
any
season
with
miles
of
drives,
walks
and
heck
up
if
It
rained
for
days
HOYS'
tlAH
tftKINK
Sf..U
KS-Uluc,
Grey
and
Bwn
f
to
12
yeiits.
Re?.
price
up
tj
S7.
Him
,
7Ze
Pfas(er-6occ6
waterfalls
scenie
vistas
by
the
on
end,
w.
h
no
si.l
o
ta:i
4.
score
and
dozens
of
ideas
di-1
'eeks.
rected
toward
recreation.
Time,'
"Where
Is
Lirkhlll
from
here?
MAKE
fJURE
YOU
ARE
AT
THE
B.C.
CLOTHIERS
judgment
and
attention
could
,
e
asked,
and
the
guar:!
pointed
fwez??
so
mccr
r.or
do
certain
weekly
newspapers
which
for
pur-
.create
here
something
compai-
'
a
-
mole
cf
f.eld
guns
,
coug-hed,
in
quick
succession.
We
'
hop
and
1
.
poses
of
evading
the
tax
claim
to
be
magazines.
I
w,in
D"""ry
It
is
sigr-iificart
to
many
people
that
the
govern
ave
at
NO
SEA
DOG
I
President
Trunwn,
raised
on'
farm,
will
never
be
a
sailor.'
women
are
crazy
ment
wnieh
15
iDro.'ing-
higher
rate3
on
the
distri
1
1
4
w
J!
i:
.
i
I
I
I
,
Vs
.
!
u
J
'
-
1"
v
.1."
V
ti
.
i.'T
!
1
I-
:
t
V
J
1
I;
bution
of
newspapers
is
the
same
government
which
H
if1
"Mtwnfn
Ve
vltM
ja
calls
the
V
crui.Ser,
he
the
stern
na3
justiiiea
j
Heavy,
v
subsidization
u-j-
of
the
(
Canadian
,
"back
porch"
and
the
decks
-up-'
!
t
I
stairs
and
downstairs."
And
presumably
the
bow
is
the
"front:
door."
s&7)
rza
xzr
iSf
I
US'
If
'
dfJi
Broadcasting
Corporation
on
the
grounds
that
it
provide
information
and
entertainment
to
rural
fisicn-3
beyond
the
range
of
the
big
city
stations,
ltd
inconsistency
may
be
explained
by
its
power
to
coTr.mand
the
services
of
one
and
not
of
the
other.
-
Even
under
the
change
that
was
since
made
In
the
originally
proposed
increase
in
the
newspaper
mall
rate
schedule,
smaller
newspapers
of
less
than
10,000
circulation
like
the
Daily
Nwi
tl:l
have
rhelr
mail
rate
increased
from
lVi
cents
to
2'
centj
a
pound
ED.l
.
'
StLf
V
1
1
1
IV
SOMETIMES,
NOT
THEN
-
Jasper
Park
opened
for
the
i
season
this
week.
All
the
prov-
1
inces
have
these
captivating
places
which
provide
change,)
rest,
charm
and
enhanced
j
health.
But
this
does
not
mean
.
that
all
Canadians
have
enjoy-,
ed
them.
Banff
and
Mount
Rob-
j
son
are
a
long
way
from
the
holiday
resorts
of
the
Maritime,;
Ontario
or
Quebec.
Most
of
11s
j
1
ORMESl
The
Pioneer
Druggists
PHONE
81
-j
Scripture
faiSat
for
)odi
but
mirth
and
are
lucky
to
sojourn
in
two
ar
three
in
a
lifetime.
"Ani
to
live
with
her
hath
no
sorrow,
Jcy."
Wisdom
8:16.
&K&
MM,
Be-Jewelled
Fly
Among
Ornaments
An
Extra
Room
,
jDn
her,
weekly
voyage
on
the
Prince
Rupert-Queen
Charlo'te
Islands
route,
Union
steamer
Coquitlam,
Capt.
.William
Me-Combe,
arrived
in
port
at
1:45
this
afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
sails
at
9
p.m.
for
south
Island
points
whence
she
will
1
return
here
Sunday
afternoon
to
sail
south
at
8
p.m.
J4olt
I
-s4rr'wa
(i
Prince
Rupert
.'Cornell,
Seattle;
C,
Wells,
K.
Q.
Bosv.orth.
L.
8.
Muir,
1.
J.
Swe,
W.
Peterson,
B.
O.
Burns
and
A.
C.
Fiadlay,
Vancouver;
Q.
Melvin,
Watson
Island;
H.
H
Muntie,
North
Kam-loops;
D.
J.
BaKer,
White
Rock;
W.
Holmes,
city;
F.
Barclay,
SmUhers,
and
F.
Benson,
LONDON
ffl
Dplicate
rvnro-
ductions
of
dragonflies
and
the
ordinary
house
fly
are
a
growing
lasinon
among
jewenea
aress
ornaments
in
Britain.
Both
are
made
of
9-carat
gold
In
the
form
of
broaches,
the
dragon
fly
being
A
classified
will
buy.
sell
or
find
It.
reduced
from
life-size
and
the
house
fly
enlarged.
The
dragonfly
has
a
long,
slender
body
with
thin
outspread
For
only
y,
with
0
BILT-A-BED
THREE
SIZES
(
MI'STt
ltf
lEI
I)
converts
to
full
si"
hei
I.OVK
SKAT
converts
to
3i
si.e
bed
KFCTIOXAI,
converts
to
twin
beds
.
Beautiful
wool
frieze
covers
TEN
YEAR
GUARANTEE
From
19250
SEE
THEM
.
.
.
COMPARE
THEM
AND
YOt
"I
t
l
WHAT
POES
THE
$VH
PO
FOR
PEACHES?
wings.
Tne
house
fly
ornament
is
more
solid,
with
a
rubv
for
its
body,
fine
gold
legs
and
short
stubby
wings.
Don
Forward,
Civic
Centre
director,
left
on
today's
plane
for
Vancouver
on
a
short
business
trip.
For
Action
Advertise!
A.
Mackenzie
Furniture
Ll(
"1
f
I
Brings
uf
their
natural
flavor
mni
wtnM,
f
Murt.
In
th
tarn
way
Swgaroailn0
brings
out
the
delicious
flavor
f
Post
Orape-Nuts
Flaket
.
.
.
maket
them
extra
crisp
end
ppetUlng.
Energy
giving
and
so
economical.""
Try
them
today.
A
Good
Place
to
Buy
-
nver
miinir.
-
IY?
Berause
Toujjhirs
ocks
and
anklets
never
need
mending!
They're
made
of
100
soft
-spun
n)lon
v-asli-fani
unHhrinkahle
always
look
like
n-w
even
after
month
of
use.
For
style
and
comfort
they're
unbeatable,
and
Tougliietj
wash
and
rinse
dean
in
seronda
-dry
in
minutes.
And
best
of
all
Toupliies
nertr
need
mending.
Cirls
do
"that
eortain
man"
a
favour.
Get
him
some
DIM
There'i
a
b!g
demand
for
Toughlei,
and
we
ot
Monarch-Knit
are
doing
everything
we
can
to
keep
your
dealer's
shelves
full.
Better
run
down
there
now
and
see
whal
he's
got
in
the
way
of
Monarch-Knit
Toughies.
EUBBOR
!rVmy
Suggesfioi
TOOH
Toughies
and
see
how
he
goes
for
them
and
you,
too.
Jlememher,
Toughies
never
need
mending.
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