demonstrators
carried
much
the
same
type
of
banners
and
placards
as
Communists
do
pc!lu5PfiLDai,y
Newsprint
As
I
See
It
i
ray
.
.
LONDON
(CP)
London's
West-
,
ELY
Can
x
!
minster
council
is
making
new
!
,,The
.
"
"f
efforts
to
regulate
street
tradlivj
'time
mil
nrl1
toy
the
historic
"Barrow
Boys
'
snenri
COt,ltl
'
-
The
street
traders
are
being
13-
Sin
7'y
on
sued
with
badges
and
certificates
ih
.vt'Jr.
11
ha
bit
of
registration.
Shortage
I
Reflects
and
i
!
Reminisces
!
more.
"3
But
both
in
their
attitude,
and
even
more
ln
that
of
the
onlookers,
it
was
evident
that
ardor
has
cooled,
and
the
spirit
has
flagged
in
the
Communist
movement
in
France.
The
speakers
lacked
fire,
the
crowd
lacked"
enthusiasm.
THE
ANTI
-
COMMUNIST
plane
roared
low
over
the
mareh-r
again
and
again
as
they
en
An
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rtpert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
MeSiber
of
CanaaUn
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
t
,
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
C
A.
UUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
t
'
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
JJy
Carrier.
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75e;
Per
Year,
.gFfgjs.
i
,
$3.60;
By
Mail,
Per
Month.
73c;
Per
Year,
$8
00
"Jy
'
i
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
)
Pr'J.ca
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
prince
Rupert.
WASHINGTON
I
API
A
House
of
Representatives
committee
has
called
for
vigorous
government
efforts
to
overcome
a
serious
shortage
of
newsprint
The
judiciary
subcommittee
on
monopoly
power,
headed
by
Representative
Emanuel
Celler
CLOTHING
AND
SHOES
FOR
MEnT
A
great
number
of
items
still
ot
OLD
f
Toke
advantage
of
these
Borgoinj
i
MEN'S
WEAR
;
SIJT&-A11
Wool
suit,
in
plain
shades
H
Plain
slwdes
taHored
to
perfection
in
dooble-breasted
styles,
gizes
36
to
42
The
British
Boot
Trade
urges
boot
and
shoe
repairers
to
polish
their
work.
It
would
make
the
job
look
so
m:h
better.
This,
of
eoHrse.
would
be
on
a
free
b;iis.
We'd
like
to
see
the
sort
sf
shine
some
iellows
would
do
for
nothing,
!
iDem.
N.Y..
said
it
had
learned
jke
C
ensus
Begins
tered
the
Bastille
sqnare.
Its
noisy
engin
eomplrtelj
blanked
out
the
music
of
the
band.
I
saw
some
of
the
young
policemen
chuckle
over
that.
So
far
as
we
saw,
the
parade
was
as
quiet
as
8
Sunday
school
picinc,
and
duller
than
some
MAY
DAY
IN
PAHIS
!
PARIS,
France.
-May!
Day
was
my
55th
birth-
'
day,
so
we
decided
to
do
something
special.
We
j
asked
around
our
hotel)
about
the
big
parade.
j
The
porter
was
mildly
disap-
!
proving
though
we
read
it
in
!
his
look,
not
his
words.
There;
would
be
no
taxicabs
busses
the
shortage
does
not
hamper
United
States
newspapers
alone
but
is
a
"disease
which
has
plagued
the
free
presses
of
the
entire
world."
It
said
shortages
can
be
'expected
to
persist
until
new
production
capacity
is
established
and
added
that
one
of
the
drawback?
to
this
has
been
the
price
I
policies
of
the
industry.
The
producers,
the
report
said,
I
have
tried
to
stabilize
price
levels
along
with
profits
and
out-!
put
by
using
long-term
contracts.
tl
3S.6
to
tt.S0
TItOL'SKRS
For
Dress
and
Semi-Dress.
A
great
selection
ln
all
styles.
Frnm
v
5.50
to
$12.50
SOX
Work
sox
and
Dress
sox.
Large
variety
from
pvr
pair
45c
BOYS'
WEAR
GABARDINE
PANTS
A
special
shipment.
Good
colors
with
zippers.
Fine
fit
in
sizes
from
8
to
12
years.
Regular
S7-0
Now
$3.15
to
$4.25
W1NDBKKAKKRS
Fun
zipper,
good
f,jr
summer
wear.
Size
6
to
14
years.
Kpveial
Value
$2.75
t
$q
Kl'NNING
SHOES
-
Boys'
and
Girls'
running
sliors
selling
out
at
old
prices.
Hut
Aow!
COMFORTERS
Sunday
school
picnics
I
have
attended.
It
was
not
till
we
read
the
papers
the
morning
after
May
Day
that
we
knew
there
had
been
a
fracas
and
that
08
policemen
had
been
hurt.
But
what
interested
me
was
why
the
violence?
The'
newspapers
said
that
marching
Algerians
had
"suddenly
produced
a
banner
urging
support
for
an
illegal
independence
movement.
Police
Intervened
and
attempted
to
confiscate
the
banner."
Why
should
it
be
illegal
to
want
independence
for
Algeria,
!
There
can
also
be
found
oil
In
Iran.
But
it's
much
more
cim-ifenient
to
have
It.
pome
from
j
Alberta
as
wtjll
as
safer.
Some
British
Columbians
wonder
why
mji
ijtj
nii
m-
in
;
the
province
are
not
Indian
di'ri-l
vatives.
Why
not?
Of
th
ise
:
already
here,
many
hav
an
at-
tractiveness
of
singular
interest,
certainly
jmorovernvntu
on
.
Smithvilie,
Brown's
Pond
and
HillNiwo.
Indian
origin
is
found
(Continued
on
pure
4v
;
Member
Million
Dollar
Hound
Table
would
also
quit
early.
The
underground
had
very
few
trains.
The
crowds
would
be
massive,
others
told
us.
Now,
if
only
we
would
give
up
the
idea
of
going
to
s?e
the
demonstration!
How
about
going
out
to
hear
General
de
Gaulle?
His
demon-
It
added
that
the
world's
markets
have
been
blanketed
by
North
American
producers
with
price
agreements
derived
from
a
formula
based
on
New
York
City
stralion
was
far
from
tne
crowd
r
,
,
t
!
ed
districts,
out
in
the
nice
green
(Prices
of
newsprint
vary
ac-
Bois
de
Bouiogne.
cording
to
location
but
the
New
.;
There
would
be
five
entertaln.
iuih
iag
is
iuo
a
ion
me
Be-
highest
in
almost
30
years.
ment
and
there
were
plenty
of
special
busses.
(We
knew,
for
one
stood
almost
empty
at
our
corner.)
tween
80
and
85
per
cent
of
newsprint
consumed
in
the
U.S.
is
imported
from
Canada.)
For
Chlh-'TT
and
Adults
Children's
sb.es
....
$1.75
.
.
Beautiful
pat',
Adults
from
..
ft
IMPORTANCE
of.
the
decennial
census
be-c'&Ss'e
THE
of
the
vital
statistical
information
which
i;
aSsetifcUs
ha3
been
emphasiied
before.
Today
the
riftiefaicn
commences.
One
might
call
it
a
counting
of
tio$e$
but
it
is
really
much
more
than
that.
The
23
questions
that
the
enumerators
will
ask
are
iesigfied
to
contribute
key
facts
in
drawing
up
the
economic
picture
not
only
of
communities
and
constituencies
but
of
Canada
as
a
whole.
It
is
much
more
than
a
mere
adding
up
of
the
numbers
of
the
people
and
giving
the
total
population
figures.
It
is,
'jri'deed,
a
quite
comprehensive
survey
not
only
of
'&he
number
of
people
in
Canada
but
how
they
are
living
both
economically
and
socially.
Every
place
of
residence
in
Prince
Rupert,
as
well
as
elsewhere
in
Canada,
places
large
and
small,
convenient
and
isolated,
will
be
visited.
Citizens
are
expected
to
give
the
enumerators
a
courteous
and
1
.
"business-like
reception.
Willing
and
speedy
answers
to
the
questions
will
greatly
aid
the
work
of
the
enumerators
whose
task
is
one
that
will
keep
them
busy
for
the
next
30
days.
Hearing
to
New
Times
;THE
PUBLISHER
of
the
Daily
News,
speaking
I
before
a
local
service
club
yesterday,
appropriately
enough
pointed
up
the
fact
that
the
new
industrial
development
in
this
area
is
going
to
""Involve
a
sharp
economic
upsurge
in
this
city.
II.
G.
Perry
warned
that
businesses
and
services
should
gear
themselves
to
new
and
expanding
demands.
There
can
be
no
standing
still.
It
will
be
a
case
either
It
squarely
coping
with"
the
new
situation
or
being
study3
tr'LlluJ're-com8
"
WERE
ADAMANT,
ABOVE
mended
'
?"
because
we
wanle!
to
size
up
that
anti-trust
laws
be
vitrorouslv
enfnrori
aonin!,
the
strength
and
spirit
of
French
3111
hop
and
i
r
-
K
Canadian
as
"
"
engm.
compared
as
.American
with
two
years
ago.
'ave
at
producers.
Italso
recommended
that:
We
chose
the
Bastille,
which
:
The
attorney-general
study
7:
10
DVneJolm
OI
cuma
01
evidence
relating
tn
nrio-fivina
me
Vue.
even
wnen
we
got,
any
more
than
for
the
U.S.A..
Canada,
India,
Liberia,
was
not
explained.
I
CANT
IMAGINE
LONDON
police
charging
a
May
Day
parade,
gay
ill
the
early
40's,
because
Indians
flaunted
a
banner
backing
Gandhi
or
Nehru,
both
of
whom
were
then
in
jail.
On
this
whole
colonial
question
the
French
of
1951
seem
to
me
to
be
entirely
lacking
in
realism
-and
to
belle
that
great
logic
of
which
they
are
so
proud.
Instead
of
facing
the
fact
that
ALL
the
colonial
areas
are
soon
going
to
get'
their
freedom,
one
way
or
another,
one
time
or
another,
the
French
antl-Commu-nists
seem
to
me
to
be
playing
right
Into
the
Communists'
hands.
For
the
news
that
68
Paris
policemen
were
injured
trying
to
tear
away
a
banner
in
the
cause
of
.
Algerian
independence
will
travel
like
wildfire,
far
Beyond
Africa.
After
all,
France
is
not
the
there,
a
couple
of
hours
before
market-allocations,
long-
term
dunyralufatltms
do-IJJe-Ji
'he
head
of
the
'
panule
wasduej
contracts
and
other
restrictions
ito
tnere
w,?re
P11
of'
provided
under
agreements.
afr,ve-
The
federal
trade
commission
i
pei;Ple
0,1
hand;
study
the
statistical
interchang-
There.
WP!'e
also
scads
of
Pollce
hpfwo,m
wnct...,
nr,,l-y""Ti5r,
joking,
blue-uniformed,
From
S'Captain
W.
C.
Poulton
each
carrying
white
sheathed
batons
and
black
holstered
volvers.
tions
in
the
U.S.
and
Canada;
The
office
of
price
stabilization
cruarri
aeainst.
lisinn
rhp
7'
What
now?
This
Is
not
the
nd
of
your
education.
It
Is
merely
the
beginning.
Book
kinwledgj,
or
theory,
ij
of
itself
noil
-contributory
to
the.
wealth
of
the
world.
You
must
practice
H.
"zona
map"
system
of
the
indus-
try
in
establishing
minimum,
EUT
THE
CROWDS
NEVER
ceiling
prices
on
newsprint
as
did
gather
in
their
expected
was
done
by
the
office
of
price
i
thousands.
Instead
of
the
great
circle
being
packed
with
massed
I
administration
in
the
Second
I
World
war,
and
Congress
require
the
national
,
production
authority
and
other
What
Lhort
ix
of
ttl
at
world
most
the
present
'
pft
behind.
-
1
only
'country
to
produce
Joan
of
Arcs
whose
mission
in
life
is
to
proclaim
"foreign
rulers,
get
out."
humanity,
only
a
few
thousands
'
thronged
the
roadway
1
across
from
thw
crimson-decorated
speakerr'
stand.
i
Moreover,
these
were
by
no'
means
all
fervent
Communist
j
defence
agencies
to
adopt
a
program
which
will
foster
expansion
and
competition
in
the
in
i
supporters,
or
even
politically
!
dustry.
The
committee
also
urged
the
well-educated
people.
departments
of
interior
and
ag-1
A
plane
flew
low
overhead
a
RICIIAIil)
SKPIITON
Mi.
Richard
S(pli!';n,
a
member
of
the
Mutual
Life
of
Canada'!;
Vancouver
weeney,
managed
h.V
Mr.
II.
C.
Webber,
has
been
admitted
into
mem-1
r!:
ill
I
he
Million
Dollar
R
uiKl
Table,
an
oi
ganizatlon
crmposed
vf
lending
life
un-di
-wiltirs
in
Canada
and
the
United
States,
whose
insur-'!:
gall's
fetal
at
least
one
million
dollars
in
one
year.
Mi.
fccphton
earned
this
honor
for
hh
work
in
l'JM.
WOULD
EAR
YOUTHS
LCNDC-N
(CP)
Sir
h'arold
Morris,
Commissioner
at
Hie
Old
Bailey
courts,
has
had
so
many
'-a-.es
of
youths
under
18
charged
time?
;
LKADKKSHIP
is
the
answer.
It
is
needed
ln
every
walk
el
lif
-j
a
never
before.
People
willing
to
take
responsibility
and
give
leadership
are
scarce.
All
legitimate
work
Is
honorable.
All
type
of
occupation
can
be
Improved
by
!he
ingenuity
of
man
and'
Local
business
people
would
do
well
to
pay
w
attention
to
such
advice
and
act
accordingly,
even
if
it
does
involve
getting
out
of
the
old
comfortable
rut
and
learning
to
do
things
differently
at
a
completely
"
'
new
tempo.
-
The
"good
old
days"
are
over
and
a
new
phase
(
'of
existence
in
this
whole
north
area
is
about
to-commerce.
It
is
a
sort
of
economic
flood
involving
a
"sink
or
swim"
alternative.
It
may
not
be
easy
for
some
people
to
orientate
themselves
to
the
new
gait
jnculture
to
do
what
they
can
to
Ifw
minutes
Derore
the
vanguard
develop
the
timber
resources
of
01
,ne
parade
arrived.
I
Alaska
with
a
view
toward
hast-:
The
airmen
showered
down
L
ening
the
development
of
a
bnsnt
red
leaflets
and
people
with
drinking
in
publt:
houses
that
he
has
suggested
police
raid
some
of
the
places,
"Close
the
doors
and
take
names
of
all
those
under
age."
newsprint
industry
there.
I
'Including
seme
police)
ran
eag-
The
report
added
that
the
er,v
t0
Bet
them.
They
were
ad-group
proposes
to
push
a
study
of
dressed:
"Advice
to
the
French
legislation
to
require
all
com-
j
Fiftn
Column."'
They
were
made
panies
Incorporated
outside
the
ouf
ln
the
form
of
a
passport
U.S.,
tj
register
with
the
secre-jwi,n
blanks
for
the
name
and
tary
of
state
or
some
other
j
address.
But
inside
was-a
pic-agency
and
to
agree
to
make
ture
of
Uncle
Joe
Stalin
smiling
available
their
records,
books1
sardonically.
Underneath
the
L.-which
trill
he
involved
but
it
is
something
they
will
he:
j
is
the
value
of
education.
Learn
to
respec;
May
I
make
a
olea
that
you
do
not
lightly
pass
ov
of
YOUR
Chureh
for
leaders.
The
Ministry
of
theC
not
pay
you
high
wages
in
dollars,
but
it
will
give;
i
atisl'action
In
sharing
with
God
the
task
of
makii.i
"fit
to
live
with."
The
words
of
Paul
to
Timothy
are:
"LET
NO
MAN
THY
YOUTH."
Rwad
them
from
every
anfcle,
li
ine
that
should.
read
thua:
"Do
nothing
that
will
to
depte
thy
youth."
God
Bless
you
1951
Orads.
Give
Ood
His
place,
'i
M-
-
Hurst
and
Stafr
lor
bringing
them
thus
far
o:
to
u.scfu'ness.
and
files
dealing
with
business'
words
said:
"Sou
think
you
ore
friends
of
hare
to
do
if
they
are
to
survive
the
new
"good"
times.
Tiresome
and
Useless
HAT
really
counts
is
the
accomplishment,
not
done
in
the
U.S
.
It
said
some
newsprint
producers
had
claimed
Canadian
sovereignty
in
refusing
to
respond
to
subpoenas
ln
connection
with
the
committee's
the
Soviet
Union.
But
just
try
to
get
a
visa
for
Moscow.
Signed,
Joseph
Stalin."
Of
course,
all
real
Communists
know
that
Russia
in
1951
has
no
open
door
for
foreigners.
Red
or
otherwise.
I
saw
one
man
angrily
tear
up
the
leaflet.
But
the
majority
of
Soil
Drifting
on
Eastern
Prairies
j
trie
people
who
picked
them
up
j
caret
ully
kept
them.
Most
of
j
thf
m
impressed
me
as
simple,
innocent
folk
who
did
not
really
i
get
tiw
sarcasm
in
the
fake
winds
"passport"
message.
WINNIPEG.
Strone
and
warmer
temperatures
char
Don't
say
you
didn't
kc
Space
is
Limited
in
the
J
Special
Edition
of
the
Da
Prlnctt
Ruprrt
business
people
desirous
of
uem?.
1
f
in
a
special
Industrial
suipleinent
which
is
al
t
published
In
connection
with
the
opening
of
tli
Cellulose
plant
are
urged
to
have
their
ciipy
in
T
without
further
delay.
I
acterized
prairie
weather
in
many
section
during
the
past
week,
causing
rapid
drying
uf
the
top
soil
and
considerable
wind
erosion,
according
to
the
THE
RED
PARADE
ARRIVED,
led
by
a
shrill
drum
and
bugle
band.
But
there
was
no
applause,
no
cheering.
j
The
Communists
and
allied
i
.
.
.
W
its
how
or
wherefore.
Yet,
in
almost
any
discus-won
of
the
past
two
world
wars
the
thorny
question
of
who
did
the
winning
is
almost
certain
to
interject
itself.
In
a
somewhat
similar
way
we'
are
beginning
to
disturb
ourselves
by
tiresome
.and
profitless
discussions
over
who
is
running
the
present
half-war.
It
ill
behooves
the
world
powers
who
are
so
deeply
in
debt
to
the
United
States
to
be
too
critical.
The
debt
outweighs
a
lot
of
minor
nationalistic
Rivalries.
And
particularly
it
ill
behooves
Canada
to
be
overly
sensitive
on
small
matters
of
privilege
rffcWhen,
but
for
her
fortunate
relationship
to
the
.
..United
States,
she
might
be
facing
the
bitter
reality
"""that
is
now
facing
Korea.
We
are
no
advocate
of
kow-towing
to
the
United
States
or
any
other
nation,
but
one
is
inclined
to
be
very
much
in
agreement
with
Winston
Churchill's
position,
that
a
nation
that
is
paying
nineteen-twentieths
of
the
costs
of
our
common
security
fhould
be
free
from
captious
criticism
over
minor
errors
in
practices
or
procedures.
weekly
crop
report
of
the
de-!
partment
of
agriculture
of
the
"
Canadian
National
Railways.
,
Wild
oats
growth
is
prevalent
at
many
points.
This
has
necessitated
some
re-seeding
as
well
as
delay
in
some
sections
await
The
special
sections
are
now
being
ci,
lu
reservations
should
be
made
at
once.
The
Issue
will
contain
new
pictures
and
artl
progress
of
city
and
district,
with
special
reff-Columbia
Crtluhi.se.
There
will
be
npcclal
nation-wide
circulation
Call
at
Daily
News
or
Phone
748
I')''
nppoii'"
V
SHOE
POLISH
Z
ing
wild
oat
growth
and
culti-
f
vatlon.
'With
the
season
varying
from
'
one
to
three
weeks
late
in
Al-
1
berta
and
due
to
heavier
soil
moisture,
soil
drifting
has
not
affected
that
province
to
date.
In
the
Okanagan
Valley
the
weather
was
cool
and
windy
this
past
week.
Growth
has
been
Cleans-
!
slow
but
no
damage
of
any
kind
.is
reported.
Fruit
is
forming
well
and
growers
feel
that
previous
I
30CH-50SMOOIH-50MaiOW
.
-
.
Ilii
tnu(
yog
bite
the
rhi
MtldinS
coffee
you'll
mat
why
H
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become
to
popular
overnight.
Here
it
coffct
it
it
higrtnt
rdriihint
kttt.
OieUr
ihi
nu
Midin't
Iron
yaw
rox
tjcJay
lor
ntw
coff
tnioyment.
NEW
GENERAL
ELECTRK
Scripture
f-a
aiiane
Preserves-Shines
estimates
of
the
fruit
crop
still
stand.
j
a
"Whatsoever
is
not
of
faith,
is
sin."
Romans
14:23.
WASHER
.
IN
RE
ESTATE
OK
RODERICK
I
MACKENZIE.
DECEASED
j
TAKE
NOTICE
that
an
Admlnis-trator
with
the
will
annexed
oi
the
'
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I.
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1
lr
.
.
.
EMO-ft"
Model
MS9
S18,
of
Oncan
PallB.
B.C..
dceafWMi,
who
died
at
Ocean
Falls
ateresaid
on
the
4th
day
of
Dceemtw.
1960,
I
REQUIRE
all
creditors
and
others
hating
claims
against
the.
said
estate
to
4.
We
have
the
following
units
In
stock
for
Immediate
delivery:
Two
Va-Ton
Forgo
Express
Models
i
iFluid
Drive
equipped)
One
Plymouth
Soroy
Suburban
This
vehicle
Is
th
ultimate
In
smart
utility
translation
in
the
popular
price
field.
I
BEST
P
send
the
same
te
me.
properly
verified,
at
the
address
mentioned
below
on
or
before
the
16th
day
of
July.
:
1951,
after
which
date
I
shall
proceed
to
distribute
the
estate
pur-
I
suant
to
the
will
having
regard
onlv
From
Factory
to
You
Baby
Chenille
Bedspreads
$5.25
Each
Lowest
price
,
in
Canada.
Beautiful
first
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completely
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no
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All
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bedslzes.
New
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patterns
in
flowered
or
solid
designs'.
Sent
COD
plus
postage.
Immediate
money-back
guarantee.
Order
one,
you
will
order
more.'
New
address:
TOWM
&
COUNTRY
MFG.,
Bo
I49S,
Place
D'Armes,
Montreal,
Quebec.
-H
Model
MS9-P
$19
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT
Northern
B.C.
Power
Prtnce
Bnpert,
B.I3.
to
surh
claim
af
whtch
I
shall
then
have
been
Informed.
AND
FURTHER
TAKE
NOTICE
that
all
persons
Indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
then
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B
O.,
this
28tH
day
of
May.
1S1
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TEETZEU
HARVEY,
BOX
668,
Prince
Rupert,
BC.
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