Prince
Unpen
Daily
Jftclus
"
Friday,
January
10,
1947
An
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
all
communities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
Columbia.
Authorized
as
Second
Class
Mall,
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
:
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
P.upert,
British
Columbia.
I
a.
A.
HUNTER,.
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
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Year,
$7.00;
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Mall,
Per
Month,
40c;
Per
Year,
$4.00.
Mr.
Hart's
Stroke
COLUMBIA'S
urbane
and
astute
Premier,
BRITISH
John
Hart,
whose
persuasive
tact
and
f
in-
ancial
acumen
has
been
a
boon
to
the
public
business
of
this
province
for
so
many
years,
appears
quite
obviously
to
have
negotiated
a
particularly
favorable
bargain
in
the
'taxation
agreement
which
he
made
for
British
Columbia
at
Ottawa
Recently.
Mr.
Hart
was
quite
hlodest
about
it
all
in
his
radio
speech
Wednesday
night.
Others,
under
similar
circumstances,
might
haVe
been
more
boastful
than
he
was.
Not
long
ago
this
editor
heard
the
Premier
of
another
Canadian
province,
also
known
for
his
political
arid
financial
sagacity,
justify
the
acceptance
for
his
province
of
the
terms
of
the
Ilsley
budget
proposals.
He
suggested
that
other-
provinces
'would
do
well
to
fall
in
line.
Now,
however,
Mr.
Hart
has
struck
a
much
better
bargain
for
British
Columbia.
Very
likely,
as
Mr.
Hart
suggests,
Ottawa
would
negotiate
with
other
provinces
on
the
basis
of
the
feame
formula
upon
which
the
five-year
agreement
between
British
Columbia
and
the
Dominion
is
lounded.
So
the
other
provinces
Should
now
be
hble-to
benefit
from
the
good
offices
of
Mr.
Hart
who,
therefore
will
have
b'een
a
"benefactor
not
only
for
British,
Columbia
but
for
Such
other
prov
inces
who
may
desire
to
follow
up
at
this
time.
'
Possibly,
Mr.
Hart
may
have
been
instrumental
in
bringing
the
provinces
and
Dominion
tbgether
at
long
last
on
a
common
basis
of
agreement
of
the
jong
outstanding
dispute
over
intergovernmental
finances,
particularjy
in
regard
to
taxation-prerogatives
or
grants
in
lieu
thereof.
3f
r
r
A
sqrles
of
.mysterious
stabbings
in
I
a
Canadian
city
were
recently
solved
j
through
the
Identification
of
a
knife
from
a
picture
in
the
daily
newspaper.
Citizenship
IN
THE
LARGER
CITIES
throughout
Canada
historic
ceremonies
have
been
featured
this
week
giving
signi-cance
to
the
conferring
of
Panadian
citizenship
as
provided
under
the
Act.
This
how
provides
for
the
establishment
and
recognition
of
Canadian
citizenship
and
states
for
j,he
first
time
in
our
naturalisation
statute
that
a
Canadian
citizen
is
a
British
subject.
All
native-born
Canadians,
British
subjects
domiciled
in
Canada,
brides
of
Canadian
servicemen,
and
those
who
already
possess
naturalization
certificates
are
declared
to
"be
Canadian
citizens
Immediately
and
are
not
required
to
make
any
application.
In
future
there
will
be
more
Solemnity
in
the
proceedings
of
conferring
naturalization
and
citizenship
upon
those
applying.
It
is
important
that
hipre
emphasis
should
be
placed
upon
the
blesings
conferred
by
the
granting
of
naturalization
and
citizenship
and
he.
duties
andi
responsibilities
of
a
Canadian
citizen,
and
on
the
moral
and
spiritual
foundations
upon
which
all
true
civil
virtues
rest.
While
there
have
been
a
few
immigrants
from
countries
where
freedom
was
barely
experienced,
who
have
assumed
the
liberties
and
rights
Conferred
by
naturalization
meant
to
them
a
licence
to
Jrespass
upon
the
liberties
of
pthers
and
upon
the
law's
of
the
country
(as
Indeed
a
few
of
our
own
people
likewise
do)
,
Ihe
great
majority
of
new
Canadians
have
been
proud
and
happy
in
the
possession
pf
their
citizenship
and
have
tnade
great
contributions
to
Ihe
nation's
material,
cultural
arid
social
progress.
i
To
be
a
citizen
of
Canada
and
an
associate
citizen
of
the
British
Commbnweaiih
is
a
jnat'chless
privilege
In
which
one
may
'share
the
glorious
traditions
of
f'reedom-lbvirig
peoples
and
their
'high
aspirations
for
the
future.
"A
Phone
775
Tax
Reductions
PUBLIC
is
justly
expecting
THE
substantial
reductions
of
Income
tax
at
the
forthcoming
session
of
parliament.
These
bughtjto
be
madejap-plicable'
to
the
current
year.
Mr.
Ilsley
innovated
the
unique
policy
of
announcing
tax
reductions
last
session
applicable
riot
to
the
current
year
for
which
estimates
were
subletted
but
to
the
following
year.
j
That
was
a
bad
practice.
It
took
away
from
parliament
the
right
to
decide
upon
the
current
year's
taxation
and
gave
it
the
right
to
decide
on
the
taxation
for
the
suceed-ing
year
which
privilege
belongs
to
the
sitting
members
in
the
House
that
year.
As
these
could
be
different
people
in
case
of
an
election
in
the
meantime,
they
would,
therefore,
find
themselves
legls-
lated
out
of
their
rights
by
their
defeated
predecessors.
Slight
reductions
of
income
tax
are
effective
this
month.
They
are
so
trivial
little
thanks
is
being
given
the
government.
On
the
contrary
there
is
much
dissatisfaction
among
married
couples
who
have
been
working
to
raise
their
standards
(and
thereby
increasing
production
so
much
demanded)
and
who
now
will
be
disinclined
to
work
and
pay
even
higher
Income
tax.
The
recently
appointed
Finance
Minister,
Mr.
Abbott,
has
forecast
an
unanticipated
surplus
for
the
fiscal
year
ending
March
31.
This
should
permit
him
to
make
an
immediate
reduction
in
personal
and
business
income
tax.
Higher
exemptions
should
be
provided.
These
would
reduce
the
high
collection
costs
of
smail
taxes
arid
remove
the
annoyances
of
form-filling
and
remitting
by
many
'
small
taxpayers
and
employers.
By
agreement
with
the
provinces
higher
pensions
for
the
aged
are
now
in
sight.
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LOYAL
CANADIANS
MCETVE
CITIZENSHIP
1.
Polish-born
Jerzy
Wladyslaw
Meier
takes
the
oath
of
allegiance
prior
to
receiving
his'
Citizenship
Certificate
from
the
Chief
Justice.
A
metallurgical
engineer
employed
:by
'the
'Department
qf
Mines
and
Resources,
Jerzy
Meier
served
with,
the
Polish
Army
during
World
War
II,
Awas
captured
by
the
enemy
but
escaped
to
London,
England.
2.
Already
known
as
"Canadians,
but
eager
to
re-affirm
their
loyalty
to
Canada
by
receiving
their
Canadian
Citizenship
Certificates
are
'(left;
io
right)
Mrs.
Stanley
MynarsXi
of
Winnipeg,
a
native
of
Poland
and
mother
of
the
late
Pilot
Officer
Andrew
Charles
Mynarski,
second
R.C.A.P.
member
to
be
awarded
the
Victoria.
Cross;
Andrew
Boswell
McRae
of
East
Royalty.
P.E.I.;
Mrs.
:Ri.
P.
Steeves
of
Vancouver,
one-time
Member
of
the
Legislative
Assembly
bf
British
Columbia
and
representative,
of
'the
Netherlands
Canadians.
3.
"I
speak
as
a
Canadian,"
.said
ROTARIANS
HEAR
BISHOP
GIBSON
Sees
Danger
in
Power
'
Without
iMoral
Control
The
danger
to
Individuals
and
communities
in
which
'power
is
without
moral
control
was
stressed
'by
Bishop
J.
B.
Gibson
in
a
New
Year
address
to
'the
weekly
luncheon
meeting
of
the
Princa
Rupert
Rotary
Club
Tnursday
afternoon,
Noting
the
Tast
developments
n
power
at
human
command
in
the
last
50
years,
Bishop
Gibson
made
a
plea
for
moral
guidance
of
the
wills
which
control
this
power
if
humanity
is
to
progress
in
the
ways
of
peace
and
higher
living.
"Looking
iback
in
my
lifetime
during
the
last
53
years
I
can
see
that
we
have
advanced
from
the
days
when
horsepower
meant
the
power
cf
a
horse
to
the
days
when
horsepower
is
a
standard
cf
energy
for
many
different
types
of
machines,"
he
said.
He
named
the
telephone,
Ta-dlo,
motor
car
and
airplane
as
the
four
forms
of
technological
power
that
have
been
pressed
upon
mankind
during
the
last
half
century,
advocating
for
the
airplane
control
'by
an
international
tribunal
so
that
it
might
be
used
only
for
human
good.
The
control
which
must
govern
all
sources
of
power
used
by
man
is
the
close
awareness
of
God,
expressed
through
self-discipline,
he
declared.
Bishop
Gibson
inducted
two
new
members
into
the
Rotary
Club
in
a
brief
ceremony
prior
to
his
speech.
They
were
C.
II.
Elkins
and
David
Scott.
Guests
at
the
meeting
were
J.
G.
Steen,
R.
G.
Moore,.
J.
Y.
Lee;
W.
D.
Vance,
Sgt.
L.
A.
U:
Potter-ton,
William
Glass,
George
Green,
H.
D.
Foster,
and
Maurice
Greene,
a
member
of
the
Victoria
Rotary
Club.
Ore
Sampler
arid
Assay
Plant
Are
Being
Retained
The
Department
of
Mines
assay
office
and
ore
sampling
plant
at
Prince
Rupert,
which
have
been
inactive
Ifor
some
years,
are
being
retained
Intact
u'h'tll
such
time
as
it
is
determined
whether
there
will
be
sufficient
business
to
justify
their
reopening,
according
to
information
received
by
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
Bri-'
tish
Columibia
from
Hon.
R.
C.
MacDonald,
minister
of
mines.
RUPERT'S
CASEfFOR
AIR
SERVICES
...
(continued
from
pa'ge-1)
weekly
sailings,
and"
-Union
Steamships
having
.
tri-weekly.
failings.
In
additloiC.tp.
thjsdlr-ect
service,
Canadian
Pacific
St2amships
Alaska
boat
.
serves
Prince
Rupert,
both
nor.trT
and
south
bound,
three
times
per
month
in
the
winter,
and
JM-i
weeKiy
during
the
summer.
The'
minimum
elapsed
time
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
is
40
hours.
Elapsed
time
between-these
two
points
toy
hieans'of
the.'
proposed
air
service
would
be
approximately
four
hours,
cover-;
some'572
miles.
,
In
addition
to
the
boat"
service
between
Vancouver
arid
Prince
Rupert,
other
indirect
means
of,
surface
transport
exists,
as,
for
example,
the
rC.i.V.R.
all-rail
service
to
Vancouver,
Via
Red
fPass
Junction
(riear
Jasper)
to
Prince
Rupert,
which
round-about
route
requires
seme
49
hours.
Combination
bus
service
Vancouver
to
Prince
George
and
rail
"service
Prince
George
to
Prince
Rupert,
as
well
as
combination
air
service
via
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
to
Prince
George,
and
rail
service
thence
to
Prince
Rupert,1
is
also
possible.
Travelling
by
either
means
of
land
transport
means
at
least
'a
two-day
journey,
Th'
need
for
rapid
air
service
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert-Bri-tish
Columbia's
fourth
largest
'
city
is,
therefore;
apparent.
Between
the
other
points'
on
the
proposed
route,
boat:
service
provides
the
only
means
of
transport.
Inauguration
of
a
scheduled
air
service
would,
riot
impair
the
economy
of
existing
surface
transportation
oyer
the
route
in
i.uestion;
it
would,
however,
provide
a
time-saving
service
foi
those
demanding
it.
From
the
economic
charcter-'.stics
of
the
points
coneerried,
it
is
apparent
that
such-3
demand
for
air
service
exists.
The
large
distributing
centre
of
Vancou-
r
Prime
'Minister
Mackenzie
King
as
he
addressed
the
distinguished,
gathering
assembled
to
witness
the
Canadian
Citizenship
Ceremony
in
the
Supreme
Court.
Flanked
by
the
former
Secretary
of
State
Paul
Martin
and
Hon.
Colin
Gibson,
Secretary
of
State,
Mr.
King
expressed
his
delight
at
having
been
chosen
as
Citizen-Number
1
and
welcomed
the
others
as
'
fellow1
Canadians.
4.
Number
one
Canadian,
Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King,
accepts
his
Canadian
Citizenship
Certificate
from
the
Chief
Justice,
The
Prime
Minister
ffiead'ed
the
list
of
twelve
well-known
citizens
already
known
for
their
"contribution's
to
'Canada
who,
in
turn,
were
followed
by
a
dozen
others'
born
in
other
countries
and
who
had
been
chosen
as
representative
individuals
to
take
the
oath
of
ver'provides
t'rafific
to
arid
from
the
various
joints
oh
the
route
during
'the
entire
year
in
the
process
of
"serving
the
communities
themselves,
as
well
as
the
lumber,
mining
and
fishing
industries.
Prince
Rupert
is
ths-northern
distributing
point
for
.the
mainland
area
as
well
as
the'Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
direct
air
connections
between
these
two
centres
would
greatly
facilitate
the
conduct
of
business.
'
'
A
scheduled
air
service
over
the
route
proposed
would
enable
tne
postal
authorities
to
pro-
vide'alr
'mail'
service
from
East-
'
ern
Canada
and
American
cities,
to;
all.
points
;ori
the
route.
At
the;
present
time,
mail
from
Eastern
Canada
takes
approximately
14;
hours
to
reach
Vancouver,
and
then
over
two
days
to
cover
the
remaining
500
miles
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
'Rupert.-
Provision
of
a
scheduled
air
operation
into
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
would
also
en-ixble
the
residents
of
that
now
Isolated
section
of
the
country
Uo
enjoy
dally
mall
service.
Vancouver
being
an
air
ter-mihal.for
TransCanada
Air
Lines
as
weil
as
American
and
transoceanic
companies,
requires
an
outlet
'by
air
to
points
along
the
proposed
'route,
The
Various
nubile
foodies
of
localities
along
the
route
feel
that
in
this
air
age
they
require
air
service
in
order
to
compete
Industrially
With
other
sections
of
Canada
which
are
so
served.
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this
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Camosun,
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here
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Capt.
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at
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will
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at
mid
night,
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to
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and
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