Davis.
Mr.
Mosher,
A.
Halak,
A
G.
Edginton.
J.
T.
Pttenson.
t
To
Sandspit
Tuesday
Mr.
j
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
J;,
p.
As
I
See
It
a33enqer5
iVant
FRESHER
'ft
Wednesday,
May
23.
1951
J
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
about
Germany
Is
net
"111
she
make
art
industrial
comeback,
but
where
her
industrial
comeback
will
take
Iwr?
I
never
felt
I
could
understand
Gorman
thought
processes
and
I
don't
feel
I
understand
them
now.
I
just
cant
understand
how
their
fool
leaders
ever
red
them
away
as
those
leaders
did
first,
the
Kaiser
and
the
class
of
which
Shenton,
Mr.
Smidt.
I
To
Vancouver
(today
'--Miss
J.
Vivian,
Miss
E.
i-ane
J.
Fra.ser,
R.
H.
B:icon.
S.
F
Avis,
A.
a!.:
MacNee,
A.
L.
Clark.
W.
Shiuk,,
C.
Gardener.
J.
t'rellln.
C.
It
Stem,
'
C.
Upson.
j
ION
E,iABi
$8.00,
By
Mail,
Per
!t"fcth,
7jc;
Per
Year,
$8
00
BRAN
F1AKES2
Of
coursel
Then
look
for
the
exclusive
Kellogg
guarantee:
f
r"
"Dauble
your
money
bai
k
if
v
a,
From
Vancouver
(Twsduyi
Miss
Biallski,
Mrs.
Webster,
Miss
Webster,
Mr.
Anderson,
A.
Ber-man,
A.
Barber,,
J.
A.
Napier,
Mrs.
M.
Bold,
C.
Nicholson,
W.
Riddell,
P.
Prichard.
-From
Sandspit
i
Tuesday
i
J.
linure
Victoria
Day
he
was
the
crest-piece;
and
then
'
'
LONDON
fl
British
motor-!
cycles
and
bicycles
to
the
value!
of
$18,000,000
were
exported
in
ynu
lion
t
agree
Kellagg't
Bran
Flakes
are
fresher!"
(Send
empty
carton
to
Krllogg'i
Dejrt.
4-A,
London,
Out.)
.
riizgeiuiu,
r.
riugciuiu,
n.
Hitler,
and
the
most
ruthless
but
r.
C.
Chrlstw
K.
jones,
Cooper,
efliclent
gang
of
thugs
hi
1
tlnAum
IP
Pwona
!
the
first
quarter
of
1951,
an
In-
j
V.
i
crease
of
$2,360,000
on
the
aver-
To
Vancouver
(
Tuesday
i
Thorson,
D.
Dos
well,
J.
Bruno,
R.
!
age
last
year.
history
of
tnfe
human
race.
But
why
the
Germans
ever
went
marching
down
that
road
which
led
them,
and
all
the
rest
GERMANY
IS
BACK
HANOVER,
GER
Want
CRiW
B
B
C
B
H
a
m
a
ta
a
MANY,
It
is
two
Veai'8
of
us
to
ruin,
I
wouldn't
know..
SI
m
A-.
1
fj
oibbtR
FLAK
since
my
wife
and
I
were
in
Germany
before.
At
r.
i
r
Ul
,
111
UIUC
ui
pcauc,
LI1CJT
ur,
plainly
beating
the
pants
of
till
t
their
foreign
business
competi-j
tors
before
1914
just
as
they1
Everybody
doe,!
Get
Canada',
and
cmpr
bran
Baku
l
bran-new"
feeling!
Get
KtH,
Q
a
n
s
wlaat
is
were
again
before
1939
and
Just
as
they
w'll
be
again
before
many
months.
War
brought
them
ruin
peace
brought
them
leadership
over
all
Europe.
IN
THESE
DAYS
of
the
new
Canadianism,
it
is
I
fitting
that
a
couple
of
days
at
least
a
year
should
be
devoted
to
the
Commonwealth
theme
and
the
old
Empire
tradition.
Today
is
Empire
Day
when
Prince
Rupert,
like
other
cities
in
the
Dominion,
with
esteem
and
affection
pays
special
attention
and
tribute
to
the
British
tradition
and
precept.
Tomorrow
is
Victoria
Day
when
the
memory
of
the
great
British
queen
is
once
again
honored.
They
are
something
in
the
nature
of
national
Mother's
Days
to
be
observed
voluntarily
and
spontaneously.
Canada,
although
completely
autonomous
now
and
with
little
but
the
formal
and
sentimental
connections
still
remaining,
still
respects
and
heloves
her
origins
and
all
the
glory
and
honor
which
they
imply.
There
will
always
be
a
Britain
in
the
Canadian
make-up
no
matter
what
the
years
and
the
ever-changing
international
relationships
may
bring,
so
it
is
well
that
we
again
take
time
out
to
remember
and
celebrate
the
occasion
which
today
and
tomorrow
mark.
D
a
D
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a
a
D
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CODBIlIllIIlISfllir
IN
SWITZERLAND
LAST
!
week,
I
did
some
sleuthing
about
j
automobile
sales.
In
a
country
where
all
the
world's
motor
cars
mm
compete
who
Is
winning
out?
i
H
The
answer
is
Germany
for
In
Switzerland
since
the
begin-
nlng
of
1950
the
largest
selling
:
that
time
I
reported
this
great
paradox:
The
cities
still
lay
in
almost
complete
ruins,
especially
in
the
north.
But
beneath
those
ruins,
or
behind
them,
or
otherwise
out
of
sight,
amazing
industrial
production
was
going
on.
Today,
in
1951,
the
production
is
in
full
blast
and
plain
sight.
Within
a
few
blocks
of
this
hotel,
in
a
single
day,
I
have
seen
more
good
merchandise,
of
all
kinds,
than
I
have
seen
for
years
past
in
any
country
I
have
visited.
There
is
more
of
everything
for
sale
here,
even
than
in
Switzerland.
Moreover,
what
there
is
for
sale
is
of
such
high
standards
that
I
doubt
there
is
another
country
in
the
world
which
could
compete
with
it,
on
a
price
and
quality
basis.
It's
better
than
Is
selling
in
Canada.
HERE
IN
GERMANY
YOU
SEE
not
only
all
the
thousand-and-one
things
which
Germany
herself
produces,
but
you
see
an
abundance
of
imported
articles.
The
windows
here
are
chuck
full
of
the
luscious
ham
and
other
meats
which
the
poor
old
More
delicious,
too!
Just
the
riisht
amount
of
extra
bulk
to
help
keep
you
"regular."
Ask
for
tlie
big
economy
size
of
Kellog'a
Bran
5
lakes
today!
j
ftwov
14
mi
!
ada
remains
a
vexing
one.
Of
small
car
in
the
Volkswagon;
that
is,
the
little
streamlined
aftair
which
Hitler's
engineers
designed,
and
for
which
he
collected
the
mony
from
prospective
German
buyers,
but
never
delivered.
The
Germans
have
many
really
super-cars
on
display
here
now.
PART
OF
MY
TIME
HERE
has
been
spent
In
trying
to
get
the
answer
to
this
all-important
question:
Where
did
the
money
come
irom
to
rebuild
Germany?
Obviously
much
of
It
came
Irom
right
inside
Germany
for
the
vastly
rich
people
here
are
AM
course,
one
could
perhaps
solve
it
the
hard
way.
Mr.
St.
Laureirf.
did.
He
made
himself
Prime
!
Minister
first.
And
the
new
resi-
1
deuce
is
a
dandy.
ray.-
Reflects
and
Reminisces
f
Tons
of
what
'
Is
called
malt
Wo
have
tin;
following
units
in
stock
for
immedutr
Two
WTon
Forqo
Express
MoJd-,
i
Fluid
Drive
equipped)
D
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D
D
0
a
D
n
Q
ft
ID
j
matter
continue
to
pass
from
j
coast
to
coast
and
in
between.
Ni
wspapers
and
letters,
of
!
rcur.se,
are
of
real
inmportance
'
and
must
be
handled
and
inci-!
j
dentally
are
subjected
to
higher
j
;
costs.
But
there's
also
a
mass
of
'
stuff
adding
its
weight
and
labor
;
British
have
not
seen
for
years
and
which,
In
fact,
whole
families
of
young
British
children
still
vastly
rich
and
getting
riche.-.
But,
also
quite
obviously,
enormous
sums
came
In
from
outside,
through
two
channels.
The
Western
allies
poured
in
large
sums,
through
many
official
One
Plymouth
Savoy
Suburban
Thl."
vehicle
is
My,
ultimate
In
smart
utility
traiv
hi
the
impular
prire
field.
Communism
ia
incompatible
villi
the
way
of
lift
which
Canadian
know
and
V
vhkh
most
of
ua
'wii-.Ii
to
retain.
Commiinihm
preaches
hatred,
resents
co-operation
anil
depies
eolleelive
bargaining.
t
It
lreela
destruction;
it
destroy
sensible
thinking,
individual
lilerty.
Communism
destroys
all
surplus
value,
even
individual
initiative
and
reward.
Communism
in
power
controls
all
ihe,
machines
of
production
all
labour
in
every
phase
of
its
existence.
It
controls
the
armed
forces,
using
them
to
iniMse
its
will
on
the
people.
It
controls
the
courts
of
justice,
allowing
no
appeal
to
its
mandates.
It
fosters
the
so-called
union
security
clauses
to
take
away
;
I,
the
voluntary
rights
of
workmen
sit
that
they
may
le
regimented
to
its
ovui
ends.
WHO
CAN
HE
BK?
"Who
controls
Alaska,"
somebody
remarks,
controls
the
wcrld."
There
is
a
suspicion
that
an
old
fellow
resldinscsointwliere
away
up
north,
not
so
far
from
the
Baltic,
has
an
idea
liko
this.
to
the
department.
How
much
of
it
is
ever
read,
a;
even
opened?
Sounds
like
waste.
nave
never
seen,
mere
is
no
ration
system
you
can
buy
whatever
you
can
pay
for.
And
the
people
are
buying
and
paying
lor
plenty.
I
saw
them
buying
everything
from
bananas,
dates,
plans,
of
which
Marshall
Aid
was
just
one.
But
foreign
busi-ntss
men,
mostly
Americans,
also
Rupert
Motors
Limik
pineapples
and
other
'
tropical
Kl,..
.
.,i
th.ir
A
shipment
of
eggs
from
Holland,
was
received
in
eastern
Canada
last
March.
Yet,
Cana
CHRYSLER,
PLYMOUTH.
FAItGO
DlBTMHim
governments
as
levers
to
help
them
get
favorable
terms
of
pur-chat,
which
they
might
not
a
D
a
D
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D
D
0
a
L
a
R
3
a
a
Q
a
a
a
Nearly
every
man
who
can
recall
a
boyhood
spent
mainly
in
the
country
thinks
of
his
first
experience
with
a
public
holiday
be
a
trout
fishing
trip.
It's
May
24th,.
of
course.
Somewhere
convenient
,
also
of
course
are
brooks
and
a
few
ponds,
or
a
dian
poultry
has
usually
managed
to
meet
all
demands.
And
now
comes
word
from
Holland
that
a
consignment
of
fresh
strawber-
imports,
to
motorcycles,
sewing
,
machines
and
combination
radio-
j
phonographs.
,j
r
WHEN
WE
ENTERED
GER-1
many
this
time
from
the
south
and
travelled
for
hours
before
we
saw
a
single
trace
of
war
dam
otherwise
have
obtained.,
fWho
knows?
,'
But
recently
the
three
Western
!
ries
will
soon
be
sent.
How
about
cream?
SPEAKING
OF
HALIBUT
PREPARE
for
the
24t
powers
got
a
little
shock
when
!
jy
they
took
a
sort
of
confidential
i
B3
"Gallup
poll"
amongst
the
Germans
in
tha
western
zones.
tj
A
halibut
weighing
between
150
and
200
pounds
was
caught
age,
I
said
to
myself,
"Well,
after
all,
only
a
few
places
in
the
south
really
got
blasted."
Did
the
Germans
know
that
lakt.
The
boy
will
have
next
to
no
money,
which
is
just
as
well.
He
cuts
his
own
rod,
digs
his
own
bait
and
takes
along
the
same
line
and
hook
Xw
used
last
time.
And
is
for
a
$7
50
or
$10
basket
in
which
UJ
stow
the
catch,
lw
does
without.
He
strings
the
trout
on
any
old
branch.
A
pebble
can
serve
for
a
sinker.
Yet,
it's
been
i
.
i
rvnniirnt!
j
off
Alberni
last
week.
Believe
it
!
or
not
the
people
alons
that
i
part
yf
the
west
roast
refused
to
BALLOONS
NOVELTIES
TOYS
they
had
been
getting
large-scale
financial
help
from
abroad?
'
The
answer
was
qulte'lpialn
rjc,
the
Germans
did
not
'know.
That
is,
the
great
mass
bf
the
German
people
do
not
know
only
the
small
slice
of
official
people
and
politicians
at
the
top.
I
consider
it-
an
ordinary
incident.
!"What?"
exclaimed
Jimmy
i
Bacon,
up
in
Prince
Rupert,
when
'
someone
told
him
about
it.
"You
'tell
me
there
was
excitement?"
j
He
gave
an
evil
snort
and
grin-'
ned
again.
"There
have
been
It
regards
all
religion
a
swell
day.
Perhaps
every
boy
is
not
Jike
this
one
but
thousands
are
or
have
been
and
back
home
he's
a
hundred
per
cent
happy
and
healthy.
Just
previously,
he'd
also
been
hungry.
as
imiisoiious
liquidates
them
Miperstitiou
and
accordingly.
But
now,
here
In
the
heart
of
the
industrial
north,
the
cities
which;
even"
two
years
ag&,
were
an
indescribable
mess
of
rubble,
are
well
on
the
way
to
being
rebuilt.
Ot
course,
in
a
great
city
like
Hanover
which
I
believe
was
the
second
or
third
worst
bombed
city
in.
Germany
there
are
still
hundreds
of
ugly
shells
of
old
ruined
buildines
Some
of
the
busiest
shopping
blocks
still
have
no
concrete
sidewalks.
But
whereas
two
years
ago
the
Germans
had
hardly
made
a
move
to
rebuild
their
own
cities,
today
they
are
well
on
the
way
to
completion
of
the
job,
with
German
skill
and
German
thoroughness.
SO
THE
QUESTION
FOR
1951
n
E
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u
a
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several
big
ones
in
Rupeht,
so
far
this
season.
Only
they
ranged
around
three
hundred
or
so.
Excitement?
My
eye!"
The
housing
problem
in
Can-
nfirriiTV
mm
A.
L.
MacAloine
of
Vancouver,
supervisor
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
for
British
Columbia,
is
flying
into
Terrace
from
Vancouver
today
for
a
brief
visit.
Grant
Stewart,
manager
of
the
local
branch,
left
by
car
this
afternoon
for
Terrace
to
meet
him.
Mr.
MacAlpine
will
return
to
Vancouver
from
Terrace
but
expects
to
be
here
for
the
opening
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
mill
In
early
June.
I.C.
FEDERATION
OF
TRADE
t
INDUSTRY
NOW!!
n
m
FRENCH
FR(
Jrie
wants
to
aef'iwnea-
AU
1
O
M
AT
I
C
ALLY
with
a
'
$3495
Just
one
control
to
set
and
your
"FRYRYTE
any
food
to
perfection.
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT
dots
tool
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tf
Northern
B.C.
Power
C
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
We
have
just
received
a
NEW
SHIPMEK
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and
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STEAM
TRUNK
YOU
HAVE
PLANS
that
are
Important,
too.
The
things
'you
want
most,
the
worthwhile
things,
have
to
be
planned
for,
saved
for.
That's
not
easy,
these
days.
But
here
are
two
suggestions
that
may
belp
you
to
realize
your
own
particular
dream;
First,
decide
what
you
want
most,
bow
much
it
will
cost,
and
open
special
savings
account
at
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
for
that
one
particular
purpose
.
.
.
then
save
for
it.
Second,
use
the
Royal
Bank
Budget
Book
to
keep
yourself
on
your
course,
and
to
avoid
careless
spending.
The
budget
book
does
not
suggest
how
you
should
spend
your
money.
It
does
provide
you
with
t
simple
pattern
to
belp
you
PLAN
YOUR
BUDGET
TO
SUIT
YOURSELF,
You
can
get
I
copy
at
any
branch-
Ask
for
one.
whileours'c
nrP
compl
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prinee
Rupert
Branch
.
D.
W.
G.
STEWART,
Manager
CI
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published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia