I
given
a
hearty
welcome.
Incl-;pRid
,
dentally,
Prince
Rupert
gained
'
Aires'
pv
in
publicity
(and
it
could
stand
i
otw
u.
1
K
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
LETTERBOxJBlacktoptO
it).
The
member
of
Skeena
had!
s
st(r.
:
Wednesday,
February
28,
1951
many
a
question
to
answer
con-
cerniiiR
the
deep
sea
port
in
the
L
vuesl,(jns
01
a.,
As
!
See
It
!
CI
more
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
!
I'NITED
CHURCH
STAM)
j
Port
Edward
far
northwest.
I
.
..
ly
M
k,
'
LV
Trt
"
'-
I
Editor,
Daily
News:
L1
i
lPr
l
Kftl.
r
Prince
Rupwt
Independent
daily
newspaper
aevoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
SUBSCRIPTION
ilATES:
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of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
II.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
I
'hava
not.?d
with
interest
the
Intention
of
the
provincial
de-
j
discussion
in
you
-
columns
p-o-!
pttrtnl(,nt
f
nubile
works
is
to
A
urimsoy
paper
prints
pic-:,,""
of
js
lures
ui
iiuuuut-
cuugni,
u
s
sua-
""'me
"
yumn.ni.nni
!iv,.vp
the
new
se.'Uijn
of
the
h
L'h-;
Saturday
Herman
bv
Rev.
C.
1)
i
wrv
bPt"ten
Por
Edward
and
I
gested,
in
some
Norwegian
fjord
One
is
said
to
weigh
42
stone
which,
it
can't
be
denied,
ts
a
no
iAN;l:lt
Clarke.
'v
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c:
Per
Year.
Is
told
A
London
audience
II
3.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8.00
as
the
section
between
Galloway
)h
t
...
rHin
Fxuected
to
eml-
'
sizeable
fish.
But
Prince
Rupert
out
that
M
CC-arKe
is
no
l.m
n'f
thP
tfnttM
r
hm-li
Ra)kls
Rnd
Wat
Is,and
thi;;
'
erate
this
VMr
to
Canada,
30.000
n
take
it
calmly.
Many
a
local
a
minister
r
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Mnce
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
of
Canada.
I
find
thai
there
is
""""""
ti.l
1
would
h.
of
British
mock,
vy.ch.
!ll....
1
I...
t
mmicr
started
making
hi.-,
snapshots
when
little
more
than
u
youn.sLer.
LAST
DAY
IN
CAIRO
CAIRO,
EGYPT.
This
a
great
c"
il
of
unr-e.-talhtv
In
comnuim.uL.u.,
i
i,y
mr
:
Uwff
b
al
1(asl
connori
the
minds
of
many
rs
tu
h:tt
Prince
Ruwrt
Chamber
of
Com-1
w
Mvrt
Ulal
there
Will
be
no
Now
If
They
Do
It
(!,,
merer
-mini
n.
vv.
iw
i
iimiiu,
I
nuk
honors.
is
my
last
article
from
ree
'
'''
:f
,,.
.
cftlc.al
behel
of
the
th
uiiui
rlilPl
eiip,in."er
oi
me
provincial!
MOKK
NATMtAL,
XOMI
IIOW
Horses
in
the
.service
vif
the
Porni
Tn
Hieprtvov
this
r-h,,..i,
oi
...
dniartnient
of
nuhlic
works
'ii.t
wihv
amii
TIIICM
,01
i
u
.
v.
.
1
1
'
"
'
'
......
.
-
-
v,
dunlin,
oinirr
i,ur
.riiuiiii
.
I
bpen
of
I
the
arterial
This
will
be
festival
Year
In
prM
P
,..!'
,r
eill
f.l?
I'L
I
li
C
J
vitol
Utal,
new-Old
11P.
nl,!'
Hnd
land
has
na
uc(,t!
already
by
some
Also
highway
with-
j
"
1
.
than
ISO
Hut
,;!"
,
mh??r
mwmmUnm
ln
,..
,
the
cllt
limlM
ot
mOT
Ho-
EngianU
and
nis-hties
instead
of
been
a
real
thrill,
tor
it
memi
ngalnn
the
Unli.l
pert
ifrom
the
limits
on
the
pyjamas
are
expected
to
be
jMou
n
'
'"
;
a,ny
,l
;
Chuirh,
I
would
be
Riateful
if
highway
to
the
corner
of
Second
lotinti
excepiumniiy
popular
uy
'
..
'
.
..
'
,..,"
'
'
.
you
fcmild
allow
me
space
In
Avenue
and
McBilde
Street)
Is
U.e
ladies.
Just
why
no
one
hu
v,,,
mi.
..i..ii.
I
r.
I
..
I
........
ahiM
..
fevuhiin
Vel
a
hit
lM
1
"M"'
"
Y(t
wf
J
ofliclal
doctrines
of
our
rhmoii
department
i.,wm.,i
,in
will
endeavour
.i
'r
discreet
dinzxniK
inlglil
neip.
.'-.
The
tyrned
out
so
much
ter
than
I
had
expected.
Tonight
I
went
to
the
ian
parliament.
An
Egyptian
friend
had
secured
a
pass
for
me.
Not
knowing
that
I
am
just
a
Simple
writing
newpaper
man,
'i-i.
,,r
ii.,1,1
,..inv.-i
sal
ion
""'"'
.v'-'iik
nun
in
a
saddle
should
liol
be
tieEle::ted,
Loy;il
mployee.?
of
l.rt
IVenxa
cm
ah
to
have
the
necessary
aggregate
prdvidvd
as
,10011
as
possible
so
that
the
wotk
or
hard
surfacing
may
pioceert
without
delay
while
the
weather
is
suitable.
j
cioseu
lor
wrens,
oeiiea
Argon
rii
iiiuii
ciiiiiiiihiu
"
H.
The
nlily
statem-ht
of
d
y:
trine
Hint
hsu
been
given
complete
approval
by
the
t)n;tt
thl-th
li
that
found
In
th
H.r.h
of
tliilon.
All
raiidiila'es
to.-Ih
ministry
of
the
Unlt"(l
Chu'.eh
are
reputed
before
ordination
to
satisfy
their
examiners
that
they
are
in
"essential
Wtlehof
Comox
tells
'the
Lcsls-
ii''UiU,r.ship
yesterday
and
'
"
lutnie.
should
not
be
In
the
The
communication
from
Kfr.;
railway
bu.slness."
Just
as
It
we'i
McCallum
referred
to
the
rilffi-!
didn't
know
it!
'!
cully
of
assembling
paving
equip-1
j
Broad
way
(
so.u:hin;
to
ninw
on!
'
iUirnit.
salmon
raulil
off
agret
nient"
with
Uih
statement
nitnt
siid
obtaining
applegate,
and
accept
it
as
"in
substance
in
the
vicinity
of
Prince
Hupeil
!
(The
city
council
Monday
night
Prince
Rtipcit
make
a
handsome
I
&4
approved
a
proposal
t
i
make
i
gift
and
tliafs
why
the
col-
1
Its
black
topping
machinery
leagues
of
J.
D,
McH.ie,
MLA,
are
j
available
to
the
provincial
tie-
feeling
particularly
agreeable
agret
abie
to
the
teaching
ot
th?
Holy
Scriptures."
The
followinj
qimti.tions
should
make
clear
our
aland
on
the
points
under
discussion:
"We
Bfflim
nnr
belief
in
the
Scriptures
of
the
Old
and
New
they
ushered
me
up
to
the
distinguished
visitors'
gallery
and
just
to
make
sure
that
there
was
no
mistake
showed
me
the
writing
to
prove
I
was
really
ln
the
proper
place.
.
.
0O0
THE
CHAMBER
itself
is
a
better,
non-practical
building
than
anything
of
its
kind
we
have
in
Canada.
That
is,
it
Is
more
truly
functional
than
that
monstrosity
that
someone
built
at
Ottawa,
in
phony
imitation.
The
Egyptian
Chamber
follows
the
European
style.
That
is,
rias
the
horseshoe
shape.
It
Is
carpeted
In
green,
witli
light
buff
walls
and
there
are
windows
around
the
dome,
which
tops
the
whole,
above
the
second
gallery.
these
blithe
spring
days.
11
s
partineiit
of
public
works.
)
thief
Enpineer
McCalhlm
Is
expected
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
pleasant
to
read
about
something
that
does
not
Involve
anxiety-if
only
for
a
change.
re.
laments
as
the
primary
Hours;
!u
kih,i
,
I
shortly
ln
connection
with
the
DIItM
T
l-'ltOM
RITI
RT!
For
take
home
ord
ers-
PlicncI
Years
ago,
when
new
to
Ot-1
)
tawa,
Olot
Hanson
rntertuiiied
inBtitution
of
the
season's
public
Christian
faith
and
life.
We
ack-
nowiedge
the
reaching
ot
th,
fmM'
IvrM
creeds
of
the
ancl-mt
;
M"
ANOI.NJ
.MF.!T
Church
I
Although
a-
(lerinite
time
for
U.P.,
the
Apostle's
Creed,
the
Nicene
black-topping,
of
the
Port
Ed-Creeds).
and
and
Athanasian
We
further
mainWin
i
w,ad
h,'!'hay
lms
nrl
'f"
Kel-our
'
allegiance
to
the
ManuHlcM.i
olficlally,
Divisional
Engineer
L.
IT'S
BEEN
a
long,
long
time
but
it
now
looks
like
I
we
are
going
to
got
some
real
action
from
the
department
of
public
works
this
year
in
the
way
of
speeding
up
the
hard
surfacing
of
the
highway
between
the
city
and
the
important
industrial
suburb
of
Port
Edward
witli
its
pulp
mill
and
fish
processing
plants.
Of
course,
it
should
have
been
done
a
year
ago
but,
nevertheless,
it
is
satisfactory
to
anticipate
that
no
further
time
will
be
lost
and
we
do
hope
there
will
be
better
luck
with
such
further
reconstruction
as
may
be
necessary
than
there
was
with
the
last.
The
chief
engineer
of
the
department
has
indicated
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
that
the
material
is
to
be
stockpiled
early
in
the
year
so
there
will
be
no
delay
once
the
weather
is
propitious
to
carry
out
the
blacktopping.
Arrangements
are
also
being
made
to
obtain
the
city's
blacktopping
equipment
to
augment
the
government's
own
machinery.
We
are
not
convinced
that
it
is
the
ideal
arrangement
for
the
government
to
be
borrowing
the
city's
plant
but
that,
evidently,
is
the
best
that
can
be
done
and
it
is
better
to
do
that
than
limp
along
with
the
inadequate
and
insufficient
equipment,
the
difficulty
of
obtaining
which
has
been
held
in
the
past
as
a
handicap
to
getting
work
done.
We
also
note
with
satisfaction
that
paving
of
the
arterial
highway
within
the
city
limits
is
included
in
this
year's
program.
All
this
will,
at
least,
be
a
fair
start
for
this
season
for
the
new
policy
of
the
government
of
starting
highway
hard-surfacing
from
this
end
of
Highway
10.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
job
now
promised
will
lie
actually
carried
out
and
that
no
unforeseen
difficulties
will
have
arisen
to
leave
us
in
potholes
and
muskeg
quagmire
when
another
rainy
season
rolls
around.
Red
Cross
Challenge
friends
to
a
fish
dinner.
It
scored
a
hit.
Wholesome
fare
from
the
North
Pacilic
u
0O0
I
mim
uhs
in
rmng
sai
1
11
for
men
doctrines
or
the
Reformation."
,
lor
men
.
.....
.
,.
nil
1
Up
li
unit"
II
uimlit
lnt
11
IT
IS
STRICTLY
ouncciMH
only,
so
far.
The
MP's
mostly
('hat
ri
the
,
.
,
l'
flo"
on
as
as
ni
drv
y
wi
Weather
auier
si
sets
is
In
111.
tlp
national
national
badire
Daage
the
me
God,
on
so
e
b
ground
o!
.
Piaiw
aiP
nw
laid
to
allured
,
,
lne
Ip'ieii
ooetnenie
aim
sac.i
-
.
fezz.
But
a
few
sat
hatless,
rii1,1,.imint
-hiit
tiiv-and
tire
ot
Chl'lsl,
pardons'
thiwe
who
,
,nH'1
,a
drpaitment
hot
-mix
about
the
number
and
aoout
the
same
same
numoer
of
asphalt
plant
with
rental
the
wore
the
Arab
gown,
with
white
oy
i.tih
taitn
rerriP
receive
lllm
Him
11
as
tnii
thP,.
P
anl-
IM,V..
paving
mat
mPhlnp
nine
is
is
Saviour
and
Lord,
thrm
1
accepts
ind
black
turban
and
black
narrow
narrow
tin
pan.
ated
ror
th
work.
rsMul
,,,,
also
s
s
in
action,
iney
iohow
auoui
Because
of
long
days
in
the
north,
Engineer
Smith
said
our
own
pattern.
The
first
few
,
l"rm
""i
1"
We
are
expecting
another
shipnw
Austin
Sedans
and
Station
I
soon.
A
few
ore
still
unsold,
Superior
Auto
Service
STUDBEBAKtR
and
AUSTIN
DEi
Third
Avenue
at
Park
C
ARTICLE
XIX.
"We
believe
minutes
are
taken
up
with
rou-1
tine
stuff.
Then
the
fireworks
'that
there
sha
1
be
a
rpsu
rt
-XUm
.
11..
.
i
i
of
th
dead,
both
of
the
ful
and
longer
working
hours
would
be
implemented
to
take
advantage
One
mischeflmakine
littlest
the
unluH,
Ihrou,!,
the
po?r
"
"1-
fellow
who
walked
to
the
sneak-!
of
ln
of
G.kI,
Who
shall
1
let's
dais
from
the
left
side
of
I'"
Judge
lh.
living
and
liie
!
the
Chamber,
did
a
masterly
job
dead;
that
the
finaaly
impeni-jof
stirring
things
up.
Of
course,!'!'
shall
go
away
into
eternal
!
as
he
spoke
in
Arabic,
I
could
!
punishment
and
the
righteous
commit
ourselves
to
Christ
in
.iff
and
in
death."
45.
"To
those
wiio
accept
His
ledcemin;',
love,
God
gives
eternal
lite,
a
life
i-f
fellowship
with
not
tell
what
it
was
really
about.
1
i""iai.
Him
and
His
people
beginning
in
wiav
1
a'.so
quote
tr
im
me
United
Chu
ch
Catechism?
'
But
I
got
the
word
"Yugoslavia"
i
over
and
over
again.
this
wr.rld
and
i)e
icLed
in
th.'
FISHERMEN
.
.
.
17.
"All
men
have
sinned
andir.i.i
)n
,.mp
This
fellow
was
really
a
gen-
IT'S
SPRING!'
Time
to
give
your
home
a
fresh
new
coat
of
paint,
both
Inside
and
out.
Call
on
us.
We
have
the
top
quality
paints
and
workers
to
inr.ure
perfect
results
nuii
kly
and
reasonably.
PHONE
KLACK
215
SPENCE
&
MATUIK
jius
as
a
pin-pricker
and
general
core
'nori
01
me
gio
-y
01
00.1.
,
40.
who
reject
His
rc-
'
rumpus-raiser.
He
started
by1
18.
-Man
cannot
save
himself,
.ewinlns
love
shut
themselves
getting
the'
pnaXsrot
the
'rfackj
he
needs
God's
help,"
tr.,
.
out
fvom
n,-
invmr
and
fello'v-
benchers
In
the
centre
of
the
w
urn
LU
ue
.-avea,
wp
u
cf
Ood
and
His
people,
sins.
I
Chamber
then
also
succeeded
,
m
rervmt
of
our
anri
future
dark
beyond
our
power
to
and
then
!
I
with
the
rightists,
really
got
a
rke
out,
of
the
left-
j
lady
with
whom
I
fall
In
love
conceive."
REV.
P.
If
MAIXEiT,
Knox
Un
ted
Chu
ch,
Tt
r
ace,
B.
C.
For
complete
oerhaul
of
yout
IIi:h
Speed
Gasoline
Enniltv-i,
see
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
We
have
the
trained
mechanics
and
specialized
equipment,
to
perform
this
work
for
you
.
.
.
efficiently
und
economically.
To
avoid
delay
tilts
sju
Iiir
when
the
rush
Is
on,
let
us
have
that
Job
now.
ist.s,
too.
I
(millions
of
them),
I
hope
to
0O0-
I
see
this
lady
again.
THERE
WAS
much
more
live-
j
-
liness
and
pep
about
this
Egypt-
I
ian
debate
than
any.
I
have
seen
;
or
heard
in
any
Canadian
Par-
j
liament
for
some
years.
1
Rupert
Motors
Lid
Cooking's
a
SM4P
ar
The
MP's
are
very
'much
the
same
type
as
one
sees
in
Canadalook
alike,
too,
apart
from
the
feraes,
and
their
Voice
tones
are
very
much
like
North
American
ones.
But
they
heckle
and
give
and
take
more
than
is
the
recent
custom
in
our
parliaments.
Moreover,
the
session
I
saw
was
marked
by
Very
good
humor.
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IN
THE
EGYPTIAN
Chamber
the
residing
officer
(the
one
we
call
Speaker!
is
dresed
4n
ordinary
civilian
clothes.
He
is
much
more
informal
than
is
the
cus-
if
it's
Be
Who
.
.
BUY
N
Electric!
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
WASHERS
$)
With
pump
,
torn
with
our
fellows.
Time
and
again
he
interjected
some
lively
'comments
ion
keeping
order
1.
Once
he
roared
with
laughter
at
his
own
joke.
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
DELUXE
REFRIGERATORS
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
DELUXE
RANGES
OURS
is
the
opportunity
to
show
what
kind
of
people
live
in
Prince
Rupert.
Before
us
has
been
placed
a
challenge.
We
have
been
asked
for
co-operation.
Let
us
support
the
irovel
campaign
of
our
local
Red
Cross
unit
to
reach
our
objective
of
$5000
-not
in
one
month,
but
in
one
night.
This
plan
has
many
advantages.
It
will
bring
to
a
head
quickly
what
otherwise
could
be
a
long,
drawn-out
affair
with
something
hanging
over
our
beads
until
it
becomes
an
evading
issue.
'.
It
will
alleviate
greatly
the
work
of
our
Red
Cross
canvassers,
whose
services
too
often
are
unsung;
whose
weary
feet
too
often
are
not
comforted
by
kind
words
or
a
smile.
And
to
know
that
on
a
certain
night
a
Red
Cross
agent
will
call'
on
us
will
be
most
convenient
like
an
appointment
at
our
home.
In
10
minutes
or
less
we
will
have
given
our
donation
generously
and
cheerfully.
We
will
have
time
to
smile.
and
say:
"Thank
you.
We're
so
glad
you
called."
Work
of
Mercy
Never
Ends
DURING
the
past
year,
DISASTER,
minor
and
.
major,
struck
various
parts
of
Canada
without
warning.
;
In
Winnipeg,
Rimouski
and
Cabano
was
left
a
tragic
wake
of
dead,
injured
and
homeless.
It
can
happen
anywhere
here
and
if
disaster
strikes,
trained
personnel,
food,
medicine
and
Shelter
are
available
through
Red
Cross.
;
This
is
possible
only
because
people
give
their
dollars
to
the
Red
Cross.
When
a
mill
worker,
factory
employee,
logger,
fisherman
or
the
man
or
woman
on
the
street
is
injured,
suffering
loss
of
blood,
a
transfusion
is
waiting
to
save
that
life.
This,
too,
has
been
made
possible
only
through
our
given
dollars.
And
throughout
the
isolated
northern
areas
there
are
hospitals
where
help
is
waiting
always,
because
we
gave
our
dollars
to
the
Red
Cross.
Again
this
year
$5,000,000
is
needed
to
carry
on
the
work
of
mercy
in
Canada.
Our
share
Is
only
small,
but
it's
as
vital
as
the
whole.
Let
us
make
sure
the
work
of
mercy
never
ends!
Jmpect
the
Usually
he
tapped
for
order
with
an
impatient
pencil
end.
But
when
the
boys
really
got
boiled
over
he
rang
a
sort
of
gong.
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I
WAS
SORRY
I
could
not
stay
for
the
whole
evening.
But
just
as
1
was
hurrying
back
to
the
hotel
to
keep
a
dinner
engagement
with
an
Armenian
family
who
have
a
daughter
In
Vancouver,
it
began
to
rain.
That
taught
me
that
these
Egyptians
have
a
lot
in
common
with
all
Pacific
Coasters,
from
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT
Northern
B.C.
Potf
beautiful
new
models-
riinne
210
I'rlnce
Itupcit
Hollywood
to
Ala-ska
that
is,
they
are
just
whopping
liars.
They'll
delight
the
heart
of
any
woman
who
cooks
...
so
many
conveniences!
You'll
want
to
try
new
recipes
for
the
sheet
excitement
of
finding
what
your
new
range
W
ALLACE
Phan
will
do.
Economical
to
operate
and
they
make
food
both
tasiier
and
more
Drop
in
tomorrow,
They
told
me
It
"practically
never
rained,"
and
here
was
I
without
even
a
raincoat.
But
the
combined
Egyptian
police
force
and
aimy
took
me
ln
hand.
When
they
learned
1
was
from
Canada
they
thought
the
rain
was
a
great
joke,
and
one
kept
repeating
in
a
gruff
voice:
"Just
like
Canada
just
like
Canada."
He
called
it
Can-Ah-Dah.
Five
cops,
one
boy
and
I
all
crowded
Into
a
supposed
one-man
sentry
box.
In
the
box
another
cop
tried
out
his
English.
He
said::
"You
Canada
me
Egypt.
Me
your
friend."
They
ran
arouhd
getting
me
HOUR
WEEK
DAYS:
9o.t'
P
H
O
N
E
7
0
SUNDAYS:
l2Noo,,ii
a
taxi
(naturally
they're
scarce!
1
in
a
Cairo
rain).
And
they
tucked
me
in
as
If
I
had
been
a
prince.
So
now
you
know
Why
I
lust
ifpw
Scripture
f-a&sacje
for
Joifay
"And
if
Christ
be
not
raised,
your
faith
is
vain;
ye
are
yet
in
your
sins."
1
Cor.
15:17.
..
.vt.w
could
not
help
falling
in
love
81X111
STItrKT
ANI
j
with
Egypt.
And,
like
every
other