l$rfnre
Uupm
Daflp
actus
Saturday,
March
1,
1947
An
Independent
daily
nev.paper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
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Mall.
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Published
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pxrnt
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hv
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
a.
a.
hunter.
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
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By
City
"Carrier,
per
week.
15c;
Per
Month.
65c;
Per
Tear,
17.00:
By
Mall.
Per
Month.
40c;
Per
Year,
14.00.
w
arning
To
Coalition
ONLY
men
of
independent
frame
of
mind
and
of
courage
ever
stand
up
in
the
Legislature
and
j
warn
their
own
party
leaders
of
dangers
that
v
are
ahead.
For
governments,
and
especially
party
leaders,
are
almost
childish
in
their
yearning
for
constant
flattery
and
Hallelujah
choruses
of
praise
and
thanksgiving
for
all
the
good
things
they
do.
!
The
member
who
in
his
innocence
or
from
deep
sjncerity
disturbs
the
serenity
of
the
leaders
of
his
party
is
usually
snubbed
or
"sent
to
Coventry"
as
tjie
saying
is.
If
he
is
of
a
sensitive
disposition
he
is
likely
to
become
upset
and
emotionally
disturbed
at
the
cuts
he
gets
from
his
own
flock.
For
as
Lord
Macaulay
yrote:
"The
cold
and
brutal
truth
is
that
among
politicians
there
is
no
sense
of
justice
or
gratitude."
And
as
for
the
public,
all
history
and
the
Bible
teaches
us
how
they
will
cover
one
with
garlands
of
flowers
one
day
and
three
days
af
ter-yards
cruicify
him.
'
rHence
it
took
real
courage
on
the
part
of
A,
C,
Bennett,
M.L.A.
for
Kelowna,
to
say
fixrm
his
seat
in
the
House:
j
"If
the
present
Coalition
government
is
i
in
existence
at
the
present
only
to
meet
the
threat
of
the
C.C.F.,
then
this
is
a
very
nega-,
-tive
policy
and
is
certainly
built
on
sand,
and
'
;
one
does
not
need
to
be
a
prophet
to
see
that
;
the
government
will
collapse."
;
Nothing
could
be
more
true
than
the
above
warning
to
the
Coalition.
Ever
since
the
Coalition
was
formed,
and
which
has
given
this
province
most
excellent
government
and
administration,
the
far-seeing
supporters
have
urged
some
form
of
unified
organization
so
the
rank
and
file
supporters
throughout
the
length
and
.breadth
of
the
land
would
have
an
anchor
to
hold
on
to.
L
But
neither
the
leader
of
the
Liberal
party
nor
tht
.leader
of
the
Conservative
party
have
done
ojher
than
discourage
any
form
of
united
drgani-2jition.
The
result
is
already
disastrous.
Even
tjiough
at
the
election
in
October,
1945,
the
gov-epiment
was
returned
(though
losing
all
but
one
sat
in
the.
whole
north)
unless
there
is
an
organization
built
up
long
before
the
next
election,
they
will
never
again
get
such
unity
as
prevailed
in
1945.
i
The
sooner
the
old
parties
realize
that
federal
politics
hafei
no
relation
to
provincial
and
shake
ojff
the
shackles
of
the
federal
party
politicians
and
ffcrjn
a
British
Columbia
united
party
of
a
progressive
though
not
socialist
nature,
the
surer
it
yill
be
that
a
sound,
reforming,
advancing,
stable
afnd
progressive
government
will
continue
in
this
province.
j
Mr.
Bennett
ought
not
to
be
sneered
at
as
he
probably
will
be,,
but
should
be
taken
into
the
cabinet.
Exploited
Workers
tJO
ONE
works
as
hard,
as
unremittingly,
under
as
-jjreat
responsibility
and
strain,
as
mothers.
Thousands
of
them
hate
no
holidays,
no
escape
from
care,
no
time
to
themselves,
no
relief
from
toil.
Njsver
has;
any
"class
of
work-els
suffered-more
from
the
l:Jck
of
help
than
the
mothers
of
Canada,
urban
and
rural.
.Canadians
of
modest
means
14
humble
homes
were
able
to
sjcure
help
in
their
homes
a
generation
ago.
Today
It
is
virtually
Impossible
for
a
mother,
sick
or
well,
to
em-pjoy
anyone
to
help
her.
jit
Is
true
that
Ignorance,
snobbishness
and
unfair
demands
on
home
help
contributed
to
the
conditions
existing
t$day
but
these
considerations,
were
the
exception
even
when
help
was
plentiful.
Today
a
young
woman
has
her
choice
01
desirable
homes
where
she
wjll
be
considerately
treated
in
sharing
the
work,
of
the
njother.
Fine
living
condlUons,
modem
equipment,
excellent
py,
reasonable
hours
and
recreational
facilities
feature
home
employment
nowadays.
Canada's
unemployment
regulations
play
a
great
part
in
creating
an
abnormal
scarcity
of
domestic
workers.
Women
factory
and
office
workeris
are
"unemployed"
and
eligible
for
unemployment
Insurance
If
they
cannot
secure
"suitable"
work.
Housework,
which
is
highly
"suitable"
for
mothers
Is
"unsuitable"
to
those
who
draw
unemployment
insurance
at
the
mothers'
expense.
In
one
Instance
a
young
COTTAGE
CHEESE
Nevij
Creamed
.
Fresh
Madej
VALENTIN
DAIRY
.
Your
Dally
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
woman
refused
domestic
employment
because
she
would
lose
her
eligibility
for'
unemployment
insurance
if
she
helped
a
mother
whom
she
otherwise
would
"tike
to
help."
LONDONDERRY,
Northern
Ireland!
Most
of
the
admir
alty
workshops
here
are
being
taken
over
toy
a
firm
of
station
ery
manufacturers,
providlnj
more
Ithan
700
Jobs.
Phone
174
P.O.
Box
274
Vs
J
1
jgSKr
daw
USING
ISLAND
TIMBER
Editor,
Dally
New.):
Somebody
should
make
an
ef
fort
to
secure
the
exploitation
of
the
resource.)
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
right
at
home.
One
day
I
walked
from
the
point
where
I
am
compelled
to
take
to
the
beach
U
I
want
to
get
out
for
mail
and
supplies
to
the
mouth
of
Cape
Ball
River,
a
distance
of
about
half
a
mile.
In
that
distance
I
counted
58
huge
new
logs
that
came
In
on
the
recent
storm
from
southwest.
A
trip
to
Tlell
River,
a
matter
of
abcnt
four
and
a
half
Lmlles,
showed
an
equal
profu
sion
of
new
logs
recently
beached
and
I
am
told
the
beaches
south
from
there
are
also
strewn
with
new
logs.
These
logs
are
evidently
from
a
Davis
raft
recently
lost
in
the
strait.
This
is
not
the
first
lot
of
logs
washed
onto
the
Island
shores
by
any
means
as
the
sight
of
the
hge
log
accumula
tions
at
various
places
testifies.
Seme
of
these
lost
logs
were
salvaged
in
the
vicinity
of
Lawn
Hill
but
It
appears
that-salvag
ing
of
logs
further
narth
is
lm-.
practicable
or
uneconomical
because
of
the
prevalence
of
rough
seas,
particularly
at
this
season.
It
may
be
more
economical
for
the
big
mills
to
log
their
island
"licenses"
and
raft
the
logs
to
their
mills
than
to
build
new
pulp
mills
on
he
islands
but
it
Is
certainly
not
economic
to
waste
these
huge
quantities
of
nature's
bounty.
Presumably
small
pulp
mills
are
practicable
only
in
the
backward
East
ox
Is
It
that
pro
moters
are
only
Interested
In
organizing
the
big
outfits
because
cf
the
greater
profit
In
the
promotional
enterprise?
Some
of
the
big
promotions
up
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SERVICE
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for
Servicing,
Light
Repairs
and
Vulcanizing
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124
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branches.
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and
Repairs
of
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PRINCE
RUPERT
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Wedding
Bouquets
Corsages
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orders.
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777,
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HIOMPTarf
IFFIOHT
SOMKI
Mil
Hr
fUlM
to
COLUMBIA
OPTICAL
CO.
P
T
--t2&?-
r-
"You're
attracting
too
much
attention,
Miss
Adams.
Please
stop
that
gum-chewing!"
here
have
never
gotten
Into
the
production
phase
as
witness
the
big
fishing
concern
at
Aliford
Bay
about
35
years
ago.
It
has
bee
reported
that
the
water
here,
because
or
its
brownish
color,
cannot
be
used
for
pulp
making
but
brownish
water
occurs
in
the
East
and
Is
clarified
by
a
very
cheap
and
satisfactory
process.
Or
our
logs
can
be
milled
Into
lumber.
The
demand
is
certainly
great
enough
to
justify
that
and
the
logs
are
of
"pod
enough
quality
to
satiny
anyone.
Never
has
a
cargo,
of
lumber
been
lost
at
sea
after
leaving
the
Islands,
even
riuriivg
the
period
when
the
Butkley
Bay
mill
was
ujln'?
those
old
lake
steamers
for
lumber
carriers
and
they
were
considered
far
from
seaworthy
under
high
sea.)
condition.?
particularly
in
th
North
Pacific".
I
suppose'
If
any
little
outfit
salraged
these
logs
from
the
East
Coast
beaches
and
started
manufacturing
them
into
lumber,
they'd
be
held
responsible
to
the
"owners."
The
province
should
certainly
have
collected
Us
stumpag&so
could
haveinq
complaint.
A
large
portable.
outfit
should
toe
able
to
salvage
the
togs
and
cut
them
up
at
the
beach
for
the
stumpa??
saved.
Cats
and
tracklaying
trailers
could
haul
the
lumber
over
the
beaches
quite
economically,
I,am
sure.
Dcn't
suppose
you
could
in
terest
anyone
in
the
propisltion?
W.
N.
GIEGERICH,
LING
THE
TAILOR
We
are
taJclnr
clemnlnr
and
pressing
and
steam
pressing
while
yon
wait.
PHONE
649
220
81xth
Street
MP
F
"n
this
Prince
Rupert
6;-
niDDEE
JINKS
It
was
one
of
those
mornings
last
fall
when
a
great,
brilliant
orb
appeared
early
over
the
mountains.
I
srboted
my
blind
high
and
a
shaft
of
light
tumbled
in
but
the
abundance
of
all
that
was
left
beckoned
me
out
Now,
I
am
not
one
to
neglect
my
family,
even
on
such
a
morn-inj.
I
believe
In
feeding
them:
prcper
quantities
at
proper
intervals.
I
think
they
ned
sleep
oo-Jbut
a
little
less
by
tlmes-so
I
bawled
Into
the
quietness
cf
that
morning:
"If
ya
want
it
cf
my
making,
ya'd
better
come!"
Being
In
a
very
happy
frame
of
mind
myself,
I
went
hum-minsly
about
the
business
of
not
burning
the
toast,
pulling
on
slacks,
Hearing
the
coffee
and
tying
up
my
hair,
quite
oblivious
to
the
dismal
faces
arriving
one
by
one.
Closing
the
door
on
whit
the
kitchen
held
gave
me
positive
joy.
That
has
always
been
one
of
the
few
things
I
envy
in
men:
the
fact
that
that
inal
"bang!"
can
rtmove
them
so
completely
frtm
the
clutter
of
house-cleaning,
the'
baby's
constant
wall-even
from
the
stove
over
which
Jelly
has
lust
boiled!
So
I
walked.
With
shoulders'
well
back,
head
erect
and
breathing
deeply
iexprl:nent-,
inn.
-
U
-.
1
!
i
.
'
ortelj,
and
reflected
on
the
extravagance
of
a
morning.
A
trifle
sad,
I
though,
that
each
one
is
here
but
once,
then
gone
forever.
More
than
that,
Uie
n,t
t
.....
.....:.(t
i
f
i.j
v,i
uui
unwind
tareieas-
i
nest
lb
.
letting
them
go
un-!
savoifd.
S(
huy.
so
very
busy
from
morning
until
night,
with
the
great
things
that
fill
our
days,
we
have
n't
time
'.o
drain
the
dew
of
real
pleasure
from
the
smaller,
more
precious
vials'
Sndrirnly
I
was
meianrhoiy.
J
had
waited
so
much
time
and
missed
so
much.
And
so
had
many.
Particularly
women!
In
bondage
to
work
that
will
never
really
be
done,
never
be
more
interesting
and
will
still
be
here
when
the
earth
has
reclaimed
us
for
its
own,
therd
is
not
time
for
a
quiet
walk
in
the
morning,
no
time
to
enter
into
the
small
pleasures
cf
your
children;
and
all
the
while
life
is
falling,
swiftly
away,
each
day
carrying
into
the
Irreclaimable
past
a
rtring
cf
priceless
gems.
And
so
I
vowed
a
vow
that
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
See
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
Phone
88
TO
THE
PEOPLE
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Who
Suffer
With
Their
Feet
You
will
be
Interested
to
know
that
there
Is
a
man
In
town
who
has
had
a
wide
experience
in
the
correction
of
fallen
arches,
and
can
make
Arch
Supports
that
will
relieve
that
painful
and
tired
feeling
that
only
foot
sufferers
can
explain.
Mr.
Bill
Terry,
with
many
years
of
study
of
foot
ailments,
Is
at
Hill's
Shoe
Stort,
and
will
be
pleased
to
take
an
Impression
of
your
feet
and
let
you
know
what
can
be
done
In
your
Individual
case.
Mr.
Bill
Terry
lialso
in
charge
of
the
Shoo
Repairing
Dept.
where
your
repairs
are
executed
neatly
and
promptly.
Call
around,
and
see
him''
for
either
reason.
,
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Packing,
Crating,
Shipping
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General
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and
Storage
For
Complete,
Reliable
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Photo
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Snap
Albums
never
nga!nJwould,I
be
slave
to
lesser
things'
Of
course,
they
have
to
be
done,
and
I
do
my
share,
but
with
the
proper
attitude
of
mind,
they
could
be
subject
unto
me,
not
I
to
them.
Immediate
1
felt
the
breath
of
freedom.
Arid
'it
was
cood.
Joshua,
Lelbman,
in
his
book
"Peace
of
Mind."
emphatically
WRrns
against
pecple
thinking
that
thr
only
choice
In
life
is
between
gocd
and
evil.
Imtead.
he'
says,
that
a
more
decisive
chcice
is
often
between
good
and
gdcU.
With
the
sun
hot
on
the
back
af
my
neck.
I
chose
that
morning,
and
Wt
alto
the
warmth
of
Dr.
Leltman's
ap-prtval
of
the
choice.
And
that
in
spite
of
a
familiar
hum
of
a
vacuum
cleaner
from
a
house
to
my
right.
And
on
the
left,
a
lady
in
a
gay
apron
stood
high
on
a
laoTder,
rubbing
and
rubbln?
aiain
the
transparency
of
her
windows
-into
greater
brllllaiwe
Knowing
too
well
that
the
same
operations
would
not
be
amiss
In
my
home.
I
made
an
horcfit
eftortfto
feel
ashamed
of
my
atovejiHnes.
And
gave
it
up.
It
wa
all
behind:
behind
a
closed
deer.
And
iu
front
of
my
eye.i
strttthrd
the
smooth,
mlr-
ror-Uke
juiface
of
water
that
went
out
nnd
out
to
the
Metla-katla
Passage
and.
then
beyond.
A
inrall
boat
eut
tmit
placid
expanse
into,
a
widening,
rippled
fan;
then
it
was
smooth
again.
At
home.
I
found
that
no
gaiay-iwiinn-d
fairy
had
appeared
o
do
what
I
had
left
undoiv.
These
"wasted
lwurs"
had
cau-jhl
up
with
me
and
I
was
glad.
So
ojnd.
that
I
have
done
It
often
alnce.
Try
it
sometime,
won't
vou?
It
pays
dividends
In
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most
unexpected
w:ys.
adds
zest
to
living;
and
somehow,
both
the
house
and
the
family
seem
better
for
It
foot
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