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Saturday,
June
21,
1947
(Authorized
as
Second
Class
Mall.
Ftwt
Office
Department.
Ottawa)
Published
Tery
'afternoon
'except
Sunaay
by
Prince
Pauper
Dully
News
Ltd,
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
a.Vu
HUNTER,
Managing
'Editor.
H.
Q.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
'AUDIT
"BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
newspaper
ASSOCIATION
An
Independent
dally
newspaper
demoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
all
communities
'comprising
'northern
and
central
British
Columbia.
SUBSCKliTION
KATES
City
Carrier,
per
week.
15:
Per
Month.
E5c;
Per
Year,
$7.00:
By
Mall,
Per
Month.
40e;
Per
Year.
4.O0.
Archibald
Exaggerates
GOVERNMENT
must
have
been
rather
THE
astonished
at
the
reception
accorded
a
minor
measure
relating
to
the
status
of
American
troops
on
Canadian
soil,
says
the
Montreal
Daily
Star.
The
House
of
Gommons
had
a
field-day
of
arm-waving
and
speech-making
which
seems
to
have
covered
the
whole
range
of
our
foreign
policy.
There
is,
of
course,
nothing
wrong
in
this.
It
is
important
for
this
country
to
appreciate
its
position
vis
a
vis
its
neighbors,
and
the
rising
interest
in
the
House
of
Commons
shows
that
that
is
becoming
so.
At
the
same
time,
the
range
of
the
debate
seems
to
have
obscured
the
actual,
small
point
at
issue.
Years
ago,
the
Canadian
Parliament
passed
a
bill
which
.provided
that
Commonwealth
troops
on
Canadian
soil
should
be
subject
to
the
military
discipline
of
their
own
countries.
All
the
present
legislation
does
is
to
amend
that
act
in
order
to
include
Americarrtroops.
If
the
amendment
passes,
it
will
mean
that
American
troops
while
on
Canadian
soil
by
invitation
will
be
subject
to
their
own
disciplinary
machinery.
It
is
therefore
nothing
but
a
reasonable
extension
of
existing
law
in
order
to
make
it
accord
with
present
facts.
National
defence
has
been,
since
the
Ogdens-burg
Agreement
of
1940,
jointly
conducted
by
Canada
and
the
United
States.
If
our
troops,
under
such
a
scheme,
were
to
-operate
on
American
soil,
we
would
want
them
to
be
made
subject
to
our
own
discipline.
It
is
reasonable
therefore
that
when
its
men
were
operating
in
Canada,
the
United
States
too
would
waiit
to
have
control
of
'them.
In
these
circumstances,
the.,
outcry
of
Harry
Archibald,
the
C1C.F.
member
for
Skeena,
that
the
bill
represents
the
.last
step
in
the
American
absorption
df
Canada
is
somewhat
exaggerated.
We
do
not
absorb
quite
so
easily
-as
all
that
and,
since
no
responsible
person
in
the
United
States
wants
to
see
Canada
absorbed,
the
dangers
here
foreseen
can
be
disregarded.
There
is
life
in
the
old
dog
yet.
Let
Us,
indeed,
take
a
look
at
the
curious
contradiction
involved
in
so
extreme
a
statement.
The
world
has
endured
two
wars
in
the
last
thirty
years,
has
"suffered
the
loss
of
many
millions
of
its
finest
youth,
and
has-
incurred
a
"weight
df
debt
and
destruction
hard
to
shake
off.
And
why?
Because
international
co-operation
failed.
It
might
then
be
thought
that
everyone
would
hail
with
delight
the
concrete,
practical
manifestations
of
progress
in
that
direction.
International
co-operation
cannot
be
achieved
by
mirrors.
It
can
be
done
only
by
taking
active
'steps
to
that
end,
and
each
step
in
co-dperation
means
some
meeting
of
the
needs
and
viewpoints
of
at
least
one
other
"party.
That
is
what
Canada
is
doing
now,
and
those
who
now
express
fear
lest
Canadian
sovereignty
is
being
infringed
should
be
careful
to
avoid
falling
into
the
error
of
isolationism.
RENT
DECONTROL
REMOVAL
of
rental
and
eviction
control
from
all
new
houses,
apartments,
duplexes
and
other
self-contained
houses
completed
after
January
1,
1947,
as
announced
in
the'Commons
by
the
Minister
of
Finance,
"Mr.
Abbott,
should
encourage
building
of
housing
for
rental
Controls
will
be
removed
immediately
from
vacant
lots
used
for
automobile
parking
or
sales
and
gas
stations
owned
by
oil
companies.
Complete
decontrol
of
commercial
accommodation
will
also
take
effect,
Wisely
rent
decontrol
is
being
brought
about
in
gradual
manner.
RAILWAY
UNIFICATION
SENATOR
McGEER,
belaboring
the
railways
for
financial
structures
and
directorial
set-ups
and
operations,
says
the
two
transcontinental
lines
could
save
$100,000,000
-a
year
by
unification
compared
with
$87,000,000
they
hope
to
obtain
through
a
SO
per
cent
freight
increase.
It
Is
quite
some
time
since
railway
unification
has
been
under
serious
discussion.
Doubtless,
something
could
be
done
thereby
in
the
way
of
economy
and
efficiency
and,
possibly,
.in
better
service.
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THIRD
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3,000
X-RAYED
BY
T.B.
VAN
More
than
3,000
persons
Tere
'x-rayed
by
the
mcfcile
tutoercu-i
losls
x-ray
unit
during
Its
two-'
week
visit
to
the
district,
accord
ing
to
'Dr.
R.
1
Lane,
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Health
Unit.
The
van.
which
left
Prince
Rupert
this
week,
Is
novrat'TJsfc
and
Kitwanga,
working
:ts
way
back
to
Prince
George.
In
the
city,
2,920
persons
were
x-rayed,
while
130
were
examined
when
the
van
was
at
Port
Edward.
According
to
Dr.
Lane
it
will
be
sometime
before
reports
on
the
plates
will
come
back
from
Reminiscences
and
Reflections
By
W.J.
I
It's
been
many
a
long
day
i
since
H.MS.
Egerla
came
breez-!
ing
into
Prince
Rupert
to
pass
the
time
of
day.
That
trim
craft
was
on
survey
duties,and
It
may
be
fllrly
said
she
was
Prince
Rupert's
first
naval
visitor.
The
Egerid
made
no
pretensions
at
being
a
fighting
ship
or
of
even
being
modernized
tut
she
performed
valuable
.services
in
help
ing
make
the
north
coast
safer
for
navigators.
It
was
a
pleasure
to
old
timers
to
have
her
around
and
the
sailors
had
not
the
slightest
reluctance
In
dropping
in.
One
morning,
not
lorre
after
the
erection
of
the
City
Hall
(and
that
was
many
a
year
ago)
something
suspicious
looking
was
seen
close
to
the
side
of
the
new
building.
It
was
about
the
size
and
shape
of
a
small
turnip.
The
police
handled
It
gingerly.
Something
had
.been
rolled
around
and
around
with
twine
and
the
Tshole
gummed
over
with
a
sticky
substance.
This
might
have
been
syrup
but
no
one
was
Quite,
sure.
The
object
was
roaxea
m
a
backet
of
not
water
and
finally
unwrapoed
and
unravelled.
After
taking
away
about
75
feet
of
cord,
the
core
.good
sized
potato
fine
for
eating,
was
discovered.
And
the
whole'
city
hall
staff,
standing
at
a
discreet
distance,
felt
ally.
Lionel
Crippen,
a
young-
tellow.
with
a
ready
smile
and
snapping
black
eye,
was
re
sponsible.
All
he
wanted
was
to
have
a
little
fuii.
which
was
always
Innocent
and
Ingenious
His
life,
brief
and
merry,
ended
on
the
western
front
In
World
War
I.
A
Vancouver
paper
has
made
a
precious
hulbbaKo
abort
a
cow
falling
Into
the
harbor
am
actually
swimming.
That
would
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where
they
are
being
developed,
but
he
anticipates,
with
a
good
deal
of
caution,
that
the
results
will
show
fewer
new
cases
than
In
former
years.
In
1W5.
the
first
year
the
Tan
'visited
Prince
'Rupert,
people
were
x-rayrd,'
of
which
190,
or
per
cent
were
referred
back
for
'various
reasons.
Of
these
190.
.58
were
'found
to
hare
tubercuio&fc.
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these
were
new
cases.
The
fact
that
this
year's
visit
i
Is
the
third
lh
three
years,
coupled
with
the
fact
that
the
population
of
the
-
city
'has
become
more
stabilized
during
that
time,
inspires
hope
that
this
year's
percentage
tf
new
cases
will
be
lower
than
for
1945.
be
neither
new
nor
surprising
further
north.
In
PrlnceRupert.
on
a
gusty
evening,
something
.
flipped
during
ship
loading,
and
i
milk
went
Into
the
vrater
Instead
of
the
reverse.
A
well
nourished
looking
bossy,
connected
with
the
Pacific,
rode
like
a
duck,
and
r
by
the
time
a
rope
was
passed
around
her
horns
for
guidance
(
to
the
grade,
she
seemed
content
to
stick
around
awhile.
Some
'
cows
may
never
have
taken
!
swimming
lessons,
but
that
one
t
knew
how
to
swim.
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WITH
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Well,
here
vrt
are
smack
In
tS
middle
of
the
atomic
age.
Tha
world
of
yesterday
Is
gone
already
it
la
a
thousand
years
behind
ua.
For
better
or
for
worse
we
must
go
forward
Into
a
future
that
will
be
dominated
by
the
colossus
of
atomic
energy.
It
Is
difficult
to
foretell
the
direction
much
less
the
shape
of
things
to
come.
Scientific
epostles
of
gloom
forecast
the
Instantaneous
disintegration
of
the
world
under
the
force
of
the
cleaving
atom.
Other
equally
sdrntinc
prophets
expect
an
era
of
plenty
with
mankind
finally
freed
from
drudgery
byt
the
harnessing
of
the
mighty
mite.
What
will
it
ulUmately
be
destroyer
or
creator?
Wellttl
people
can
only
hope
for
the
best,
and
perhaps
take
heart
from
the
fact
that
the
blinding
flash
that
heralded
the
birth
of
the
new
era
also
presaged
the
end
of
a
terrible
war.
There
Is
little
that
the
ave
age
person
can
do
to
control
the
destiny
of
atomic
energy.
But
there
Is
something
all
of
us
can
.and
should
do
for
our
future
security,
as
well
as
for
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available
for
sale
the
following
vessels
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BAY,
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
v"'
M.V.
"GENERAL
ANDERSON"
DESCRIPTION:
West
Coast
Seine
type
fishing
.
00'.
Beam
15'2",
Oross
Tons
42.28.
POWrppn
iv?l
Dissel.
120
B.H.P.
Built
for
Army
In
1941.
m
Victor.
Cjl
5
HP.
auxiliary,
batteries,
engine
room
tools
refri.
H
netlc
compass
and
combination
"ALLARD"
carcj
bJ
ann
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APPUAISEI)
VALUE:
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dna
Wfttl
DESCRIPTION:
Small
fish
packer.
Length
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POWRRKn
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82
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nio.i
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Willi
3.0S-1
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gear
ana
twin
disc
ciuicn
ana
reverse
gear
Hull
of
hi
I
ly
in
fair
condition.
Engine
partially
dismantled
for
9
I
nam.
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Al'I'UAlSKD
VALUE:
SC.0O0.00.
M.
V.
"COMNEL'OGILVY-
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DESCRIPTION
Trunk
cabin
pleasure
Wht
Breadth
IV2".
DeDth
7'
Gross
Tanna
u
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;it,J'
Vivian
Diesel.
120
B.H.P
ThU
craft
built
1926
in
vlTT
El
vtood
construction
throughout,
with
teak
plankins
wl
Vessel
appears
In
good
condition
'Engine
In
runrun?
I
Wheelhouse
control.
AutomaUc
pilot
unit,
8
t(,l
Al'l'ICAISED
VALUE:
S10.000.60.
LANDING
BARGE
NO.
3
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18'
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1
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p.
ft.ni
gines.
104
BJI.P.
each
at
2C00
RJAt
Both
enEln
1
order.
Condition
of
barge
fair.
Of
particular
Interest
11
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of
one
broken
plank
In
the
rake.
APPRAISED
VALUE:
SI
.200.60.
TF.RMS
AND
CONDITIONS
Offer?
to
purchase
ships
are
Invited
subject
to
the
fr
1
conditions:
SALE
Fhone:
.MArine
2281.
Local
152
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M.V.
"COLONEL
ROY"
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have
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right
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Purchasers
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on
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wiinin
a
time
limit
set
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r
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