ment-to-government
level.
form
one
grand
union,
with
through
i
Yet
we
blithely
Imagine
that
we'
much
the
same
set-up
and
pow-
,u
.
Ati!ic
lr
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News1
As
I
See
It
might
get
Russia
and
U.S.A.
to;
ers
as
the
U
S
A.
,
'
c
u'wrauon
0,
,
Victoria
Report
Tuesday,
May
1,
1951
agree
at"
UN,
although
we
can't
even
get
the
Canadian
govern
Another
school,
also
represent-
"f
&MUft
ed
here,
believes
that
the
present
murh
befer
'i
'U
.
ments
io
agree
in
conierence
ai
North
n'jrui
Atlantic
auuiiuc
Pact
raci
should
snould
be
be
trated
tratjri
,',n
un
tt,
.u.
...
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
VICTORIA.
Some
interesting
anniversaries
are
home,
dealing
with
Infinitely
.
transformed
into
an
out-and-out
KI-0
impler
matters.
I
federation.
That
Is,
all
the
west-
,,
An
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
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of
Canadian
Press
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of
Circulations
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O.
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Managing
Director.
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RATES:
a
oOo
'ern
democracies,
including
the
,
tlbAS'l'ar)Mf
more
WtlCM
we.
u&i
inn
mwu
ur
(
u.o.n.,
oi
nisn
vummon
wealth
r
.
hire
world
government
which
is
pre-
and
all
free
Europe,
would
join
in
reneMlioi,(ff
going
to
be
marked
in
British
Columbia
in
the
next!
month
or
so.
We
have
now
reached
the
stage
of
our
history
where
we
are
marking
100th
birthdays
and
that
shows
we
are
growing
up.
A
100th
birthday
in
a
PI,;
Loll
By
carrier.
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month.
75c;
Per
Year,
licted
in
tne
Bioie,
oi
wnicn
an
ouirignt
ieaerai
union.
In
this
i
'
"l
Principe
rennyson
called
"the
parliament
there'
would
be
one
citizenship,
,
f
cjknH
lib
rati,,
jf
man,
the
federation
of
the
one
armed
force,
one
foreign
J.
uU!red
a
ww
,
orld,"
we
will
make
law
on
an
policy,
one
money
and
one
free
n
,
A,rifans
hav
ntiiely
new
and
higher
level.
trade
and
free
migration
area.
:
.
in
an"
aim
tw
nd
we
will
do
it
by
parliamen-.
But
over
as
against
this
re-'
m..t
'"
RWtrn
$8.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8.00.
Published
every
aft'rrnoon
except
Sunday
by
Princ
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue-,
Prince
Rupert.
CANADIANS
AT
HO.
ME
the
New
World
is
quite
an
age.
j
!
Next
wtek
it
will
be
100
years
i
since
the
little
barque
Tory
Irvine
and
nis
wifej
rom
thej
ary
process.
gionallst
approach,
there
nr.
")si
Italy.
Among
instead
of
having
three-lcvej
those
who
believe
in
sticking
to
iai
J,
.
e
h"lc
SJIJt;
Ireacnea
victor
a
.rum
r...B.uu,
Drk
Is,ands
Tn
ROME,
ikjiu,
."b
,
bringing
a
boatload
of
passengeis
,.,
'about
a
hundred
and
f
if
tv
Music
and
Drama
Festiva
'
i"B
wra
uj
one
woria
now.
But
I
h
viil
have
four-lvvei
democracy.
itlny
of
these
believe
that
re-'
the
khim
fJlv
Ve
will
elect
local
aldermen,
etc.;
gjonaJ
federations
would
actually
are
ri.'f,
Jremil
w
will
elect
our
provincial
legis-
make
the
danger
of
world
war
sue
M.
"future;
we
will
elect
our
nation-
greater,
and
not
lesser
I
tl
i"''n
11
1
MP's
exactly
as
now.
I
others
believe
that
th
nmimn
i.'.r
!!'n.,:"ulilr'
S.a:
U'M
the
British
Isles,
people
""""'"-"""""""'
"",
,
"
,
V
who
pioneered
here
and
became
from
Victoria,
and
called
their
(
people
from
all
parts
Oi
!
leading
citizens.
Many
of
them
p)ac;
Rose
Bank
Farm.
Still
ne
w0l'ld
who
are
here
to
I"
ISa"
"ving
at
Rose
Bank
today
,s
their
:deyiae
and
means
of
!su.l
community
leaders
in
this
3
actual
World
BUT
WE
WILL
ALSO
THEN
,
of
eneruv
energy
necessary
nwrv
Mlbn,
no-v,
uui
sun
nan;
una
nearly
i
province.
pin
ii
comes
W
fi;tI,
government,
there
are
iniee
It
took
the
Torv
six
months
for
and
does
her
housework
each
Canadians.
I
am
the
only
offi-
the
voyage
from
England,
around
day.
m
m
m
m
the
Horn
and
up
the
Pacific
Senator
Macdonald,
as
he
grew,
cial
delegate
from
Canada,
bu
Coast
to
VlctoiU.
She
was
ou.y
old,
w.ote
his
meiuoirs:
"Very;mv
wlf.
and
Mr.
DesBrUay
ol
Be
WISE!
BUY
NO
my
iua
ieei
long-anu
u..
mul
uwuu
ulu,
wOT
v
are
als0
registered
as
ixvi
wuklu
Mrs,
ana
incy
hall
have
the
power
to
make
VORLD
LAW.
oOu
i
AS
SHERLOCK
HOLMES
vould
have
said,
all
the
above
is
elementary,
my
dear
Watson,"
o
people
well
versed
in
higher1
:onsLitutional
matters.
i
All
kinds
of
democratic
believ-
1
rs
in
world
government
accept
he
general
principle
of
world
vessel
were
crowded
105
passen-1
besides
sea
birds
and
porpoises.
observers.
This
works
out
fine,
aeir.
ThJV
lived
mostly
on
hard!
Although
the
voyage
was
long
for
they
beautifully
represent
tack
and
salt
pork
and
each
day
;
and
tedious
I
had
no
wish
to
Canada
at
the
social
functions.
t.h
enntain
handed
out
a
ration'
leave
the
shin
and
sn
manv'such
as
the
Mayur
or
Home
BOY'S'
H'lNDKKKAKIORS-Aliool
and
KaI)alfUlles
tailored
for
perfect
fit.
Now
at
a
give
asaypn
a..,;
HOYS'
M'lHNlL
HOOTS-Strongly
and
sturuily
buii-of
wear.
Sizes
11
to
13
and
1
to
5.
Social
M
HOYS'
AND
GIRLS'
Itl
NM.NG
SIIOKS
and
0XF()RIk
Foot,
the
vtry
best.
Selling
out
at
old
pritx-s
.
BUY
of
rum
to
keep
his
passengers
friends
made
on
the
long
voyage.'',
reception
in
the
City
Hall,
contented.
Now
and
then,
in
a:
Some
other
famous
British
I
sit
in
on
the
actual
discus
calm,
the
men
fished,
and
so
Columbians
arrived
here
also,
a
sions
of
all
the
problems
con
hop
and
'ave
at
government,
as
stated
above.
But
.here
are
sharp
differences
as
to
-he
best
means
of
getting
world
overnment.
One
school
of
thought
believes
:
that
it
is
wiser
to
start
with
re-;
gionai
federations.
For
instance,
;
;h'ie
is
strong
support
here,
es-
j
pecially
from
the
Italians
and
j
French,
for
the
idea
of
a
United
,
States
of
Europe.
Its
advocates!
believe
that
it
would
be
a
good
!
thing
for
all
Western
Europe
to
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
largest
and
most
comprehensive
Music
and
Drama
Festival
to
date
gets
under
way
tomorrow
and
continues
until
the
end
of
tho
week.
Pull
programs
for
adjudication
will
be
participated
in
by
talent
drawn
not
only
from
the
city
but
various
parts
of
the
district.
The
entry
list
is
larger
than
ever
before
and
the
items
for
presentation
more
varied
the
program
being
of
such
scale
that
it
has
been
necessary
to
go
beyond
the
confines
of
the
Civic
Centre
to
find
venue.
The
Music
and
Drama
Festival
is,
indeed,
a
splendid
institution
in
the
cultural
and
educational
life
of
:he
community.
The
widespread
interest
that
is
being
taken
in
it
speaks
well
for
the
progress
of
city
and
district
along
these
very
desirable
lines.
Festivals
of
this
kind
need
not
be
regarded
merely
as
competitions
for
a
few
people
with
special
gifts.
They
should
be
thought
of
as
a
means
of
bringing
to
all
our
people
the
knowledge
and
understanding
of
music
and
the
dramatic
arts.
Prince
Rupert
people
will
have
the
opportunity
this
week
of
learning
more
of.
these
arts
by
attending
as
many
festival
programs
as
possible.
Organization
of
this
event
has
entailed
a
great
real
of
thought,
effort
and
time
by
the
committees
ir
charge,
led
by
the
president,
Mrs.
Earl
Becker.
They
are
to
be
commended
for
their
good
work
and
the
part
they
are
playing
in
developing
a
very
important
phase
of
good
community
life.
The
success
they
have
attained
should
be
gratifying
to
themselves
as
it
should
be
appreciated
by
the
community
at
large.
some
variety
was
added
to
the
century
ago,
in
June
Robert
corning
world
government,
monu.
j
Dunsmuir
and
his
wife.
They
o0
Men
and
women
who
have
be-;
came
around
the
Horn
and
stop-;
AT
THIS
POINT
I
THINK
I
come
famous
in
our
history
were!
tied
off
in
Oregon
when
their1
must
include
a
little
note
about
aboard
the
Tory.
There
was
first
son
Jamss
was
born.
Robert
what
we
mean
by
"world
govern
-young
William
John
MacdonaldV
Dunsmuir
was
a
Scottish
coal
nient."
a
Scot.
He
worked
hard
in
this
miner
and
he
found
a
new
seam
What
is
the
difference
between
new
land
and
he
made
money,
of
coal
near
Nanaimo
and
so
al-
the
old
League
of
Nations
or
the
He
became
Mayor
of
Victoria
and
most,
overnight
became
a
multi-
present
UN
and
the
kind
of
world
a
Canadian
Senator
at
Ottawa
millionaire.
He
built
Craigdar-
government
we
want?
and
he
built
a
fine
home
that
roch
Castle
in
Victoria
for
he
The
difference
is
that
the
UN
looked
like
a
castle,
on
the
water-,
had
promised
his
wife
that
if
she
k
a
mere
association
of
sovereign
front
in
Victoria,
and
he
called
would
come
with
him
to
the
New
nations.
It
has
power
only
to
his
castle
"Armadale."
World
he
would
build
her
a
castle,
make
recommendations.
It
can-
Capt.
and
Mrs.
E.
E.
Langford
But-
before
the
castle
was
ready,
not
make
LAW.
and
their
five
daughters
were
Ribert
Dunsmuir
died
and
his
In
the
UN
It
Is
as
If
w-e
were
SEE
THEM
TODAY
!
aboard
and
they
started
the
first
w.fe
lived
in
her
castle
in
lonelv
trying
to
govern
Canada
by
hav-
farm
at
Colwood.
where
the
widowhood
for
18
years.
;
lng
each
provincial
GOVERN-
Royal
Cclwood
Go'f
Club
is
to-
The
son
James
became
Pre-
MENT
send
appointees
or
em-
daV.
Thev
hflfi
with
them
nhnflrrl
mnr
nnH
T
ipi!tfmornf
nf
Tlrlt-
Dlovees
to
Ottawa
to
trv
to
make
.WAGONS
ond
TRICYCLES
Now
on
Display
shin
a
mastiff
dog
and
a
goat
ish
Columbia
and
he
built
Hatley
agreements
on
the
way
to
run
all
j
Ui
sn
there
was
frfwh
milt
mim
on,!
v,rv
ihr
mondnn
oirrht
miu.
Canada.
We
in
our
own
exner-1
'
then.
from
Victoria
that
is
now
the
ienee
have
seen
that
such
an
;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Blink-
Canadian
Joint
Services
College,
arrangement
never
works
out.
j
1
i
i
-,,
.
...
..
MTn
n
n
'f
nlrmm
U
f.,t
l
uuin
were
aooiiru
too,
wan
Mrs.
Kooert
uunsmuir
and
nis
wife
"
kcv
l"
-j
ailv.-rtwinent
m
nut
imbli-hed
Blinkhorn's
li-year-old
niece,
had
eight
daughters
and
two
and
Qupbec
governments
to
agree;
,
,t,H
vol
liv
tlie
I.iquur
Control
Martha
Cheney.
A
few
years
sons,
and
James
Dunsmuir
and
with
the
rest
whihe
we
vainly
try
IWtl
or
by
the
(lnveniincnt
of
after
their
arrival
Martha
was
his
wife
had
eight
daughters
and
to
do
busineas
on
tht
govern-
British
Columbia,
wed
to
CaDt.
Henry
B.
Ella
and
two
tons
and
it
was
a
dynasty
'
iPPiji
they
built
"Wentworth
Villa,"
one
as
romantic
as
any
founded
in
of
the
fine
big
early-day
homes
California
by
the
bonanza
kngs
or
victoria,
on
Fort
Street
hill.
who
built
their
mansions
atop
Others
on
the
Tory
were
John
San
Francisco's
famed
Nob
Hill.
Civilian
Def
ences
i
I
i
II
.
II
W.i
K.
v
M.
I
i
1
I-
1
nRINCE
RUPERT
has
been
named
as
one
of
five
HELP
WANTED
r
vulnerable
target
areas
in
the
province
of
British
Permanent
positions
for
suitable
men.
Mo
t
P'
working
conditions.
Top
wages.
Two
weeks
holiday
i
after
one
year
employment.
50'-.
Medical
Smites
A
f
i
es
paid
hv
firm.
2
First
Closs
Automobile
Mechanics.
Report
from
Parliament
By
E.
T.
APPLEWHAITE,
M.P.
BURNS
LAKE'RUILDING
I
have
been
doiife
what
I
could
during
the
past
few
days
to
persuade
the
government
to
acquire
a
site
for
a
federal'
building
in
Burns
Lake.
The
obvious
and
spectacular
growth
of
the
community,
together
with
the
limit&l
ground
available,
makes'
it,
I
think,
imperative
that
Columbia
should
war
arise
out
of
the
present
crisis.
President
Truman
of
the
United
States
said
even
yesterday
that
the
world
was
now
on
the
brink.
Speaking
last
night,
Hon.
W.
T.
Straith,
minister
of
education,
who
has
been
entrusted
with
the
organization
of
civil
defence
on
the
provincial
level,
emphasized
the
urgent
necessity
of
communities
getting
organized.
Now
that
we
have
been
officially
designated
as
1
1
First
Class
Automobile
Body
Repair
and
Painter.
Helper
ond.
Clean-up
Man
for
gc
garage
woik.
Apply:
a
vulnerable
area
of
possible
enemy
attack,
it
would
should
pick
up
a
couple
of
lots
for
this
purpose
Rupert
Motors
Lklm
appear
to
be
about
time
that,
without
excitement
or
at
once.
i
'T
CHRYSLER.
PLYMOUTH
DISTRIBUTOKfi
1
will
admit,
quite
frankly.
ment
-nat
this
is
an
lnte;
im
bu4-
that
I
consider
it
would
be
t
get
and
that
he
would
be
reluo-wasted
effort.
howrvcr,
to
try
tojtant
to
come
to
the
conclusion
?earr
thdSlnll
-
1
net
policy
looking
to
mate-iaN
to
ournoses
mo
e
nr.
an
annua
gent
than
office
buildings
is
the
bud8et
of
four
billion
dollars,
it
is
quite
Impossible
to
lay
down
panic,
we
were
beginning
to
accept
a
realistic
ap
preciation
of
the
necessity
of
getting
prepared
for'
possible
disaster.
In
view
of
the
general
outlook,
it
would
appear
that
time
is
running
short
and
that
we
should
not
be
delaying
much
longer.
If
attack
came
tomorrow,
o,
are
afraid
that
Trince
Rupert
would
be
in
a
state
of
panic-stricken
chaos.
If
we
don't
know
what
to
do,
we
should
be
finding
out
without
delay
so
we
may
act
accordingly.
permanent
policy
when
no
otie
knows
whether
we
are
going
to
nave
peace
or
war.
If
the
sit
un
-tion
gets
worse,
taxes
will
have
,to
go
still
hlher
but.
on
the
present
polny
a
policy
with
which
I
agree.
Atlantic
Fisheries
Either
St.
John's.
Newfoundland,
or
Halifax,
Nova
Seotia,
will
become
the
permanent
headquarters
cf
thi
International
Commission
for
the
Northwest
Atlantic
Fisheries,
as
a
result
of
the
decision
taken
iat
the
first
meeting
of
the
Com-1
mission
held
in
Washington,
D.C.,
April
2-10.
United
StatJi
other
hand.
If
there
should
be
a
better
prospect
of
peace,
then
these
interim
measures
can
e
dispensed
with.
This
budget
is
a
true
reflection
of
the
worldwide
uncertainty,
as
the
decision
Imjustgoing
to
the
bank,
Ann"
Jcrtjifure
fai.iafje
fan
Jotlatf
"Be
ye
followers
of
me,
even
as
I
also
am
of
Christ."
1
Corinthians
11:1.
to
provoke
a
world
war,
if
made
at
all,
will
not
be
made
by
tin
Canadian
Government.
Commissioner
Hilary
J.
Deason,
chief,
offices
of
foreign
activities,
Fish
and
Wildlife
Service.
De
Abbott's
Qualities
Mr.
Ab
bott's
outstanding
qualities
were
partment
of
the
Interior
(what
a
a
question
by
Alan
Lennox-Boyn,
Conservative.
"ever
shown
to
better
title!
advanta
i,
was
elected
chairman
of
thanln
ence
of
lnU
budr
the
Commission,
and
tho
vie--1
hw'd?f
:hairman
is
United
Kingdom
!
get'
"etated:
whuen
speakln?
a
Commissioner
ATA
Dob'on
on
tlme.
that
he
had
not
in-fisheries
adviser.
Ministry
of
A-
f"ded
to
do
so
as
(to
quote
Mr.
Tinillt
lira
Q
rA
E1!
I'hari
nr.
U
U.
Abbott)
-Unlike
the
leader
of
Some
authorities
described
this
as
the
first
occasion
in
modern
times
in
which
a
Speaker
All
Colors,
Includinq.
White
cd
irrn
conu
O
05
to
S.
whom
will
serve
fr
v0!r,
the
Opposition
i
Mr.
Drew)
I
en.
I
William
flnhori
M.,rti
deavour
to
avoid
repetition
a
had
apologized
for
unfairness
or
a
minor
impropriety.
Parliamentary
correspondents,
however,
recalled
that
Col.
Clifton
Brown
himself
had
apologized
three
years
before
to
a
Labor
FASHION
FOOTVm
Speaker's
Apology
!
Infrequent
Event
LONDON
(CP)
The
Speaker
of
the
British
House
of
Commons,
Col.
Douglas
Clifton
Brown,
celebrated
an
anniversary
with
.in
apology.
On
the
day
he
started
his
ninth
year
as
speaker.
Col.
Clifton
Brown
conveyed
to
the
House
his
regret
at
using
the
word
"Impertinent"
to
describe
biologist
at
the
St.
Andrews,
N
B.
I""ch
M
P03811"
a"d
he
had
Biological
Station,
was
cnpointM
tatken,an
hou,r
and
twenty
min-
he
actinff
executive
secret
secretarv
a
rv
fn-
ulDS
w
outmie
uoui
wiiai
back-bencher.
conceived
to
be
the
economic
the
period
July
1,
1951
to
June
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
W.
Bond
WHILE
THEY
LAS
sailed
this
afternoon
on
the
She'll
soon
be
back
her
cheque
cashed,
her
deposit
made,
her
bank
bonk
written
up.
Mrs.
Johnson's
is
one
of
the
3,200,000
new
bank
accounts
opened
during
the
past
ten
years.
Like
most
people
nowadays,
she
relies
on
her
bank
to
safeguard
her
money;
she
expects
her
bank
book
to
show
how
she
stands;
she
finds
bank
cheques
convenient
to
pay
larger
bills.
The
chartered
banks
appreciate
and
depend
on
the
confidence
of
depositors
like
Mrs.
Johnson.
For
the
money
which
Canadians
keep
in
8,000,000
bank
accounts
provides
the
basis
for
bank
lending.
Safeguarding
these
funds
is
the
banker's
first
concern.
Camosun
for
a
three
months'
visit
In
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
30
1952
position
oi
canaaa
ana
the
bun-
This
'first
meeting
adopted
'etar,
P""POsals
which
he
had
rules
of
procedure
a
budget
and
10
make-
A
real-
deal
nad
060,1
established
a
number
of
per-
said
about
the
fact
that
the
manent
standing
committees
Tevenu
for
the
last
four
or
five
Once
again
it
is
impressed
upon
earshd
A"
each,
case
ereatlv
me
how
far
ahead
of
the
Easi
ee.1ld
"e
estimate
whic'i
we
a-e
cn
the
Pacific
I
Mr
Aboott
had
mads
at
the
time
Elections
Committee
Tn?
0'
h's
budget
forecast
He
nolnt-pecial
committee
on
revision
of
fd
,outt
jhat
'"variably
he
had
the
Dominion
Elections
Act.
nf
indicated
the
basis
on
which
his
DKPAKTMENT
OF
EDUCATION
TEXT-BOOK
BRANCH
FREE
TEXT-BOOKS
AND
RENTAL
PLAN
which
I
am
a
member
was
set
timatea
had
been
made
and
no
last
week.
Chester
McLure
'w.at.
11
is
Mainly,
better
for
a
Conservative
of
Queen's
County
i
Minister
of
Finance
to
be
over-Prince
Edward
Island
raised
as:63"1"""
than
unduly
opttmlstt';.
a
question
of
privilege,
tne
com-
j
,
plaint
that
no
P.E.I,
member
hi
Mr-
and
Mrs-
c-
Peterson
and
-
KTnF
OUR
COMPILE
FRIG
I
DAIRE
refrigerator
Selling
at
OLD
PRICES!
EVERYTHING
T
On
Private
schools
who
wish
to
avail
themselves
of
free
text-bole
Issues
in
Grades
1
to
VI
and
or
the
Rental
Plan
in
Grades
VII
to
XIII
for
the
school
year
191
1952,
are
required
to
register
now
with
the
Text-Book
Branch,
Department
of
Education,
Victoria,
B.C.
Will
principals
of
all
school
concerned
please
make
application
immediately
to
the
Text-Book
Branch
for
the
necessary
forms
and
detailed
information,
etc.
!on
the
Committee.
As
Princs
El-
'
'hree
children
left
today
on
the
j
ward
Island,
has
a
g
-and
total
of
i
Camosun
to
take
up
residence'
in
j
four
members
in
the
House,
and
j
'
the
south.
;
there
are
now
at
least
eighteen
"
On
of
a
series
by
your
bank
standing
and
special
committees
of
the
House,
I
can't
quite
sn
how
P.E.I.
is
to
get
on
all
f
them.
After
Budget
The
long
biui-wt
debate
is
now
over
and
the
budget
ha.s
been
approved
'n
principle.
The
uncertain
state
of
the
world
was
well
summed
up
in
Finance
MSnLster
Abbott's
state-
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