b
s
a
a
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
Letterbox
Will
He
Be
Prosecuted?
Wednesday.
September
19,
1951
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fori
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Princt
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)
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Ne's:
OTTAWA
(CP)-There
is
stil!
no
statement
as
to
whether
nros?cu-
While
there
is
no
attempt
on
with
the
We
were
Kreat.lv
rhocKeU
to
tions
may
be
expected
to
follow
mv
part,
to
Interfere
f
the
city
council
or
any
;
read
in
The
Daily
News
of
the
an
incident
here
Saturday
when
affairs
"3y
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c-
Per
Year,
how
ill
a
11
y
y
managers
do
you
IuIOlv
personally?
Vv
'
$8.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
73c;
Per
Year,
$8
00
iir.j
a
burly
Presbyterian
minister
policy
thev
may
pursue
in
re-
uiiuumy
ukuiui
nimtn""
from
the
United
States
b.cke
up
gaids
to
water
and
powvr,
I
wish
at
tilts
early
age
of
forty.
Bruce
.
a
Communist
pa.ade
outside
the
?0
place
bpfore
the
taxpayers
and
was
an
unfailing
friend,
help
and
!
Parliament
Buildings.
A
near
rut
dozens
in
general,
some
facts
advisor
to
many
Prince
Rupert
i
happened
in
front
of
the
build-
Regarding
the
water
situation
in
boys,
now
grown
to
be
young
men.
!
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Why
Girls
Die
Young
Ant1
mafimiroc
1
s
c"-u'"aJ'
ingii-raiiK-
reiatiun
to
uie
por
piuni.
ut
we
Kei
mat
we
cannot
aiiow
HCPf
CKfi
AUCi
Mime
llgUl
e,
j,,,
officials
f.om
twelve
coun-
vvn-dwoi
th
Luke.
the
occasion
of
his
Dassinit
to
go
Which
Way?
Nathan
!tric
gathered
at
the
sevci.Ui
As
foreman
of
the
city
water
i
n
without
paying
public
tribute
I
.-P'cr
,
r.f
Ilia
W,,.
U
l.l.nt'
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prepared
by
B
B
B
a
B
B
B
B
B
U
B
fl
B
B
fl
T,
j...
-
Por.
1
"".s
niwui-
aepsunneni
aim
iiavuig
orni
k
nis
sterling
cnaracier.
ins
uu-
in
Keyiitz
ot
tne
ianuuan
ccuncu.
,,,,.
....nuainted
with
ail
its
f
,ii,n
friPTiriimf..
mH
his
con-
Statistics,
Angered
by
the
chanting,
slo-
problem'-
in
association
with
my
f.tant
helpfulness
to
three
little
Bureau
of
I.ook
around
you!
There
are
qui,f(t
(if
I
lit
tn.
Sditiitfk
A-hich
tell
a
big
story.
gan-jnouung
amies
01
tne
group
iatc
lather,
an.!
since
1
was
old
buys
of
four,
five
and
six
years
ol
cT
about
lifty
male
and
female
ivnigh
to
work,
I
may.
assume
ao'e
when
they
started
their
little
anti-wa.-
demonstrators
march-
that
I
am
fully
aware
of
its
business
career
in
a
strange
cily,
,
.
.
...
.
....
...
.....
iti,
iv,
frr,t
nf
Dnplinn.i,l'i
i
i
I.
...j
They
gie
the
total
immi-1
"""Re
More,,
1
.,,.
,
j
inti
rrnm
rom
"'s
"
laiunuiui
pvervnsiv
piouieni'i
una
inisuiii
seilliu;
ana
t.vnvering
me
oia
vurwr
grocery,
lhe
barbershop,
wmre
dwlr,
u
crowu
prepaeu
.,,
fmnier
Lrrhnlra
men
In
the
Evening
Empire,"
over
ten
years
Canada
in
the
past
century
18ol
to
answer
the
call
of
Rev.
Horace
pVirHis
of
the
system.
Davey
and
push
fo.ward
to
'A!(lerman
Cassys
letter
of
swamp
the
90-minute
parade.
r
plf
,..,.,.
5
has
been
referred
to
A
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
hv
Aldei
man
Black
of
the
NBC.
to
1950.
Came
to
Canada
7.114,000
Left
Canada
.
6,633.000
ago.
We
are
yours
truly,
ALFRED
BLACKABY,
HENRY
BLACKABY,
WILLIAM
BLACKABY
1025
West
57th
Ave.,
Vancouver.
More
wmw
run
service
business
shoemaker,
the
doctor,
the
demi,
the
service
station
oM-rutor.
oupf(l
ably
know
someone
wbo
operatt,
larger
husiiiet
"too.
BILLION
dollars
for
a
hydrogen
bomb
making
A
plant
!
That
is
what
President
Truman
asks
of
'Congress.
It
is
a
mighty
lot
of
money
for
purely
destructive
if
defensive
purposes.
What
a
great
amount
of
benefaction,
comfort
and
service
to
mankind
such'a
huge
sum
could
bring!
!
"
Some
time
before
it
is
too
late
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
all
the
world
will
come
to
its
senses,
that
mutual
goodwill,
understanding
and
trust
will
prevail
and
that
such
huge
sums
will
not
be
needed
to
be
spent
just
because
one
group
of
people
acts
so
that
another
cannot
trust
it.
"
v
Mt
once
again
provokes
the
thought
of
what
is
going
to
happen
first
is
man
to
spend
his
skill
talents
and
resources
on
the
ways
of
destruction
and
ultimate
annihilation
or
will
he
use
his
great
gifts
and
tremendous
powers
for
the
betterment
of
mankind?
,
'
A
comforting
thought
could
be
that
the
fear
of
vyhat
men
and
nations
are
becoming
capable
of
doing
tf
each
other
may
be
the
very
factor
thatvill
deter
them
from
doing
it.
,
-"
..i
Jauan.
a
completei
We
could
hardy
claim
that
our
Police
corporal
urged
them
back
p0wer
Co.
"as
very
grave
state-national
policy
was
based
on
the
and
said
the
crowd
would
-'make
mPnts."
True:
very
grave
state-old
British
bulldog
creed
"what
things
diff:-ult
fcr
us."
mrnts
on
a
very
grave
situation!
A6
liuve
we
hold."
J
But
the
big
burly
Presbyterian
This
problem
of
an
insullicivnt
4.
minister
from
Kpnmove,
Nt"v
supply
oi
domestic
water
has
not
THE
UNREVISED
figures
for
the
,
York,
weighing
about
185
pounds
USt
suddenly
materialized
but
1951
census
in
India
are:"
and
standing
about
six
feet
wv.s
hur
been
gradually
coming
to
its
Males
183.384.807
,
determined.
present
head
the
last
ten
years
Females..
173,506
817
!
Single-handed
and
with
a:i-
because
of
added
industrial
con-
Th?
difference
of
ten
million
tells
gered,
blistering
shots,
shoulder-
mmcrr
and
of
added
population,
its
ow.i
tragic
story.
A
desper-
pushing
and
banner-pullir.j.
hi
1
,venty-five
years
ago
the
effect
ately
poor
moth.r,
who
has
may-
broke
up
the
d"monstration.
The
0f
the
power
home
at
Woodwoith
be
five
children,
and
who
cannot
marchers
finally
pulled
upstakis
Lake,
on
the
gravity
flow
to
the
i
city
by
toing
on
the
some
pen
possibly
get
enough
food
for
and
marched
down
the
street.
them
all,
makes
sure
that
SOME
,
survive.
She
does
not
deliber-;
.
ately
starve
the
females
but
ytneoflirnf
Ifl
trio
rtotnoi-atotu
hnrrt
tn
rpt
'
IW61UIW
Hi
stock
was
every
bit
as
evident
:
and
water
hammers
or
surges
to
th?
mains
in
the
city
as
interne,
i
but
in
those
days
a
million
and
!
a
half
gallons
per
day
was
ample
I
whei'-'as
today
it
is
not.
enough
food
for
mem
too.
t
Murder
Case
I
On
page
259
of
"Interview
'
With
India."
the
fascinating
At
Shawatlans
Lake
pumping
;book
by
John
Frederick
Muehl,
;
VICTORIA
James
J.
Proud-
station,
situated
at
sea
level
'
.
1
1
tign
country,
having
been
biffe"
D
D
B
fl
II'
B
B
B
D
II
B
D
SEE
I
S
FOR
The
Wat(
by
a
snake.
And
not
able
to
1
Just
think
about
U,rrn
ff
,
minute.
Hy-and-larfie
aren't
they
decent
renpertablt
people,
wanting
the
tmt
things
out
of
life
that
you
du.
Ry-ahd-large
don't
they
treat
their
employees
well
and
do
the
bent
they
can
with
the
biihinchs
they
have?
You
wouldn't
believe
a
tit
ranger
tell;
you
lies
alioiit
someone
you
know
r
And
generally
speaking
you
diw
malicious
yoKip
about
caxual
acqmii
ances,
so
when
you
hear
manage
general
criticized
the
only
fair
it
to
do
in
to
compare
them
to
thtm.
you
know.
If
you
do,
isn't
it
likely
that
they
Hre,
011
the
whole,
a
pretty
decent
group
of
eople?
B.C.
FEDER
A'l
ION
OF
TfiADE
4
INO'J!'
peoplej
v
It's
the
stuff
ni
get
one
glimpse
of
this
tra-
toot,
wo
was
named
to
suo.ee
3d
serosa
the
passage
from
Kaiea
gedy:
retiring
city
prosecutor,
Claude
Island
we
have
a
24-hour
record-
i
"One
woman
brought
a
sick
Harrison,
will
take
over
prose-
ing
pre;sure
gauge
whlL-h
tells
of
baby
for
me
to
look
at,
that
was
cution
of
the
murder
charge
any
disturbance
or
less
in
pres-j
swollen
with
malnutrition
till
against
Daniel
Leroy
Banger.
It
sure
in
18-inch
main
f
rom
powe;-1
her
flesh
was
like
putty.
I
pressed
is
alleged
the
latter,
retired
hos-
house
to
the
crossing
in
the
sal(
my
finger
into
the
skin
of
her
pital
attendant,
murdered
Mrs.
water
passage.
This
gauge
also
ankle
and
the
impression
stayed
Gwendolyn
Dora
Caswell,
24
tells
us
if
the
power
house
is
for
nearly
five
minutes.
There
years
of
age.
The
accused
Is
carrying
a
light
or
hoavy
load;
was
nothing
much
that
could
be
aged
60.
v,hf
n
't
comes
on
and
when
it
.
done
at
this
stage,
but
I
gave
goes
off.
with
a
decrease
in
pres-
her
some
milk
powder
that
had
1
f
ure
at
this
point
of
as
much
as
tven
lying
in
my
pack.
Peculiarly
the
world's
prize-fight
champ-
25
pounds
in
relation
to
the
load.
enough,
the
same
woman
had
a
ionship,
both
wire
colored
men.1
a-,
lae
chlorinutor.
situated
at
son
of
about
two
years
who
1
As
a
physical
specimen,
the
the
city
limit;
on
the
highway,
Hoists.,
All-Steel
Dump
Dodlci
Winches
all
sizes.
Heavy
and
Light
Trailer
Frames
and
Wheels.
Power
Take-Offs.
All
Certified
Operators
for
high
pressure
and
general
weldinf
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
225
-1st
F..
Phone
Green
KM
(Continued
on
puee
61
seemed
perfectly
healthy.
It
was
man
ot
Alrican
ancestry
seems
not
hard
to
see
that
she
had
been
to
be
superior
to
all
others.
lorc-d
to
make
a
conscious
choice
tainly
the
colored
one-tenth
of
between
her
two
children.
The
the
U.S.
population
wins
many
,
ch
ivers
agreed
that
this
was
the
many
times
more
prizes
in
U.S.
("r
v.hen
I
asked
them
about
it
sports
than
its
racial
ratio
would
and
they
went
further
than
that,
warrant.
it
is
tne
sensible
thing
to
do'
The
late
Louis
Lebourdais
once
i
'h?j
agreed.
Better
lose
the
girl
told
the
B.C.
legislature
that
would
no
venture
to
expressViiuon
on
W:E
the
technical
aspects
of
the
difference
of
opinion
that
has
arisen
over
the
effect
that
the
drawing
off
of
water
from
the
Woodworth
Lake
system
by
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
for
its
power
plant
at
Shawatlans
Lake
has
on
the
city's
water
supply
which
comes
from
the
same
source.
:
Mr.
Black,
general
manager
of
the
Northern
R
C.
Power
Co.,
had
written
on
the
subject,
mizing
the
effect
of
the
company's
draw.
.
Carl
Gustafson,
the
water
foreman,
in
a
letter
today,
takes
issue
with
Mr.
Black
on
this
question.
Mr.
Black
and
Mr.
Gustafson
are
certainly
familiar
enough
with
the
subject
in
hand
to
know
about
what
they
speak,,
,
!
Apart
from
all
that,
Mr.
Gustafson
offers
an
interesting
suggestion
whereby
the
city's
water
supply
can
be
augmented
against
what
will
certainly
be
increased
demands
in
the
near
future.
We
commend
his
letter
to
the
attention
of
our
readers,
particularly
'
shice
it
involves
the
discussion
of
such
a
very
important
municipal
problem.
For
the
Young
Ladies
D
fl
B
fl
B
a
n
a
a
ia
sail
the
ever
popular
Penny
Loafers
Wine
Bluck
Grey
it
White
than
lose
them
both.'
"
eugenics
was
the
key
to
wis.
In
Nehru's
government
plans
the
old
s'ave
days,
he
said,
the
population
control
by
limiting
slavj
owners
saw
to
it
thai
the
Yrthr
to
the
point'
the
country
finest
specimens
were
mated,
can
feed.
But
when
I
heard
him
Whatever
the
reason,
it
jeems
to
telling
vast
crowds
of
this
I
was
be
a
fact
that
the
black
man
can
by
no
means
sure
they
under-
rur
faster
than
the
white
man
tno'l
him.
or
would
have
approv-
and
can
hit
harder
too.
ed
if
they
had.
One
of
my
old
world
war
one
chums-
turned
out.
years
later,
ti
ITALY,
GERMANY
and
Japan
be
a
frightful
stuffed
sliirt
and
were
the
three
big
enemy
na-
developed
ideas
that
out-blimp-
tions
which
fought
against
us
in
cd
Col.
Blimp.
At
the
time
of
the
the
recent
war.
But
Italy
got
Olympic
games
of
1936
he
was
full
peace
in
1947
over
four
;
very
worried
for
the
effect
on
years
before
Japan
did.
Italy's
white
man
s
prestige
of
the
fact
peace
was
prepared
by
prior
black
men
were
running
off
with
AA,
A,
B,
fc
Widths
LEONARD
REFRIGERATORS
feature
BEAUTY
CONVENIENCE
EXTRA
FOOD
STC
yonder."
It
was
there
a
bank
gave
him
a
job
and
an
enchanted
ray
agreement
amongst
all
nations
most
prii.es.
world
showered
on
him
fame
ana
fortune.
Same
Old
Price
$6.95
fashion
footwear
which
had
fought
on
our
side.
Ail
j
"There
is
a
very
simple
reme-signed
it.
j
dy,"
I
told
him.
J
"What's
that?"
he
asked,
eag-
IT
IS
CERTAINLY
a
significant
erly.
th
ug
that
when
a
Britisher
and
1
"Let
the
white
man
run
faster,"
'
p.n
American
f-mght
a
match
for
I
replied.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
$344.5:
$43Ut
$461
OC
6
cli.
ft.
8V2
cu.
ft.
8V2
cu.
ft.
Songs
of
a
Sourdough
proved
icher
than
any
of
the
Klondike's
richest
strikes.
It
netted
the
author
an
independent
fortune
in
mord
time.
Service,
of
con
se,
was
naturally
handy
with
GET
VALUE
here
are
several
divorce
applications
at
the
Assize.
And
speaking
of
divorces
there
is
a
husband
living
in
Newport,
RJiode
Island,
who
has
been
grimed
one
because
his
wif:
:
vie:".
1.
But
at
any
other
time
had
all
creation
not
been
thinking
of
"the
north,
and
figuring
how
to
get
ther5
there
might,
have
been
a
difference.
AT
NORTHERN
B.C.
POmtk
kept
70
cati.
By
the
way
what'
was
milk
costing
in
Rhode
Is-
j
C'Ol'LD
LOOK
WITHIN
laud
yesterday?
Service
had
the
knack
of
?cad
Uesner
Hloik
Phone
M
1
Prince
Rupert,
H.V.
DEAD
LETTER
OFFICE
AUCTION
CANADA
POST
OFFICE
I
Ing
the
minds
oi
those
arcund
GETTING
ALONG
!
him
and
the
gift
of
putting
into
It
seems
hardly
possible
Rcb-'
such
perfectly
fitting
verse,
how
ert
Service
is
77.
Well,
he
is,
and
they
were
feeling
an!
wished
to
still
writing,
at
that.
Until
not
say
but
couldn't.
And
right
so
many
years
ago
there
were
there,
he
capitalized
on
a
pro-still
reminders
of
him
in
White-j
horse,
the
Yukon
camp
"way
up!
(Continued
on
page
6)
ORMES.
CLEAN,QUfCf
H
m
mm
m.
mm
The
Pioneer
Drugs
FOR
COOKING
Auclions.arc
fun...
but
lost
parcels
aren'l
funny!
1
IVJ
.
.
:
J
j
PHONE
81
ments
and
even
a
horw
collar
the
tea
set
went
4a
the
Dead
Letter
Oflicr,
Canada's
largest
lost
ami
found
depurtnicnt.
Experts
couldn't
figure
out
where
the
package
was
to
go.
The
package
was
stored
for
a
year,
hut
no
one
enquired
about
it.
Willi
thousands
of"
others
it
was
catalogued
and
sold
at
auction.
That's
when
the
lady
you
never
heard
of
legally
bought
Aunt
Sophie's
tea
set.
Visit
your
Post
OfhVe
for
accurate
weighing
am
correct
postage
nnd
for
courteous
advice
on
address-ing
anil
wrapping.
A
lady
you
never
hearil
of
just
buiifihl
the
lovely
tea
set
you
mailed
to
Aunt
Sophie
hint
year.
Not
much
fun
for
you
in
that,
hut
nice
for
the
lady
who
got
it
1
for
half
what
you
paid
for
it.
The
gift
diipi't
reach
Aunt
Sophie
because
the
Post
Office
just
couldn't
read
the
addreHS
on
the
package,
or
the
wrapMr
raine
off
liecause
the
package
wasn't
tieil
securely.
The
Post
Ofliee
couldn't
return
the
gift
to
you
localise
there
was
no
return
address
on,
or
inside
the
parcel.
Along
with
6,(WK),fHM)
other
letters,
circulars
and
packages
toys,
wearing
apparel,
surveying
instru
For
NEW
CONSTRUE
:
..
and
REPAIR
SEE
4
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
1
TAPPAN
GAS
RANGES
At
Rupert
Radio
and
Electric
215
1st
Arenue
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CAN
AID
A
PHT
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C.
Edovord
Mnfrat,
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MP,
Potlmcutw
Gatiwal
W.
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Tumbvill,
Dsputy
Fottmoitw
Gmral
RES1
CLASSIFIEDS
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