tieignis
nunareas
or
compact
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ray
Reflects
Thur2
:ptervifce:
and
Reminisces
An
Independent
dally
newspaper
devote
d
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prmw
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
or
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
I
tV1
It
aweumgs
on
an
elevation
th?
motorist,
driving
here
fcr
the
first
time,
and
recalling
weird
yarns,
may
sometimes
quietly
wonder
if
that's
everything.
Actually,
the
next
hour
can
easily
be
a
series
of
minor
surprises.
The
townsit?
widens
out,
with
I
miles
of
streets,
then
the
business
district,
and
gradual
discovery
of
a
sixteen
mile
harbor.'
And
that
Isn't
all.
Some
mill
1
ions
of
dollars
are
represented
in
waterfront
developments.
Nor
is
;
'cities
like
Vancouver
should
get
busy
and
start
on
underground
railways
co
constructed
U3
ai:o
to
serve
as
bomb
shelters
In
time
of
war.
Apart
altogether
from
their
p:.c:ible
value
in
wartime,
as
in
.
London
and
Moscow
in
Hitler's
war,
we
will
have
to
build,
them
some
day
why
not
now?
;
0O0
I
AN
ITEM
from
the
India
In-
formation
office
says
the
New
,
Clhi
Physical
Laboratory
U
1
making
a
new
kind
of
super-
accurate
clock.
It
will
operate
;
by
measuring
the
oscillation
of
!
molecules
of
amnfbnia.
These
oscillations
are
said
to
be
free
By
tamer,
rer
week,
roc;
Prr
Month,
73c;
rer
Teai.
$8.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
Victoria
police,
wanting
medical
opinion
as
to
a
prisoner's
sob
nety,
asked
ten
physicians,
and
not
one
cared
to
oblige,
or
else
offered
an
excuse.
A
constable
should
have
about
as
wide
experience
as
anyone.
After
all.
it's
expecting
a
lot
to
have
a
busy
doctor
drop
.;verything.
and
give
his
professional
attention
to
studying
a
drunk.
By
ELMORE
PHILrOTT
DESK
CLEAN-UP
I
DON'T
KNOW
whether
I
can
call
my
summer
A
J
that
all,
for
we.stv!ew
and
Seal
Cove
are
dolnj
their
parts
in
city
building.
'
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r-
:
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r"v
,
1
i
'
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?
V-
-
-
mk
"xverust
thrn,,
Try
a
Daily
w
from
variation
due
tc
heat,
alti-
activities
a
holiday.or
not.
j
thHt
,
sMpn.
'
Little
Lorraine
Smith's
parents,
motoring
through
Jasper
Park,
stopped
to
chat
with
friends.
On
resuming
the
tide,
Some
Seattle
newspaper
readers
are
bein
urged
to
cease
spending
time
on
the
comic
page,
it's
a
waste,
it
is
argued.
Twenty
minutes
couM
be
better
devoted
It
always
takes
me
a
week
JOHN
hi
(Continued
on
page
3
BULG
to
serious
reading.
Not
neces-
sarily!
There's
many
a
man
of
'
(
jonsequence
who
wouldn't
dream
of
missing
his
daily
chuckle.
He
has
his
honest
reasons,
too!
j
tiflc
body
will
systematically
Investigate
astrology
and
attempt
to
separate
the
truth
from
the
falsity
in
its
claims.
oOo
NEHRU'S
candidate
for
the
Presidency
of
the
Indian
Con-press
party
has
been
beaten.
Most
observers
think
this
will
mean
a
mare
conservative
and
nationalistic
trend
in
Indian
affairs.
'Better
or
so
to
get
back
into
the
groove
or
rut
or
whatever
you
want
to
call
the
routine
of
work.
Then,
too.
my
desK
is
always
piled
up.
Here
for
instance
are
marked
copies
of
several
arHM
In
Communist
papers
attacking
me
for
advocating
Canadian
participation
in
the
UN
resist
oPTOMEr?,:
John
Bulge,
Third
Aier,
$700
RAISED
FOR
1
It's
all
in
the
way
you
look
at
'
it.
,
General
Pearkes,
in
Ottawa,
deplores
the
presence
of
three
Canadian
destroyers
and
fleet
of
planes
In
Korean
waters.
This
robs
Canada
of
protection.
Another
paYliamentarlan
ridicules
the
aid,
so
called.
And
thus
It
goes!
ance
to
the
aggression
by
Nort'
There
is
a
marked
letter
TERRACE
CENTRE
Korea
Sufficient
Unto
the
Day
ALTHOUGH
Prince
Rupert
is
a
point
upon
which
much
attention
is
being
focussed
from
the
defence
standpoint,
little
appears
to
be
going
on
about
doing
something
about
it.
The
Opposition
has
been
making
a
big
thing
of
the
vulnerability
of
the
coast
but
the
government
does
not
appear
to
be
very
worried
about
the
-situation,
so
far
at
least,
although
the
minister
of
national
defence
doe?
not
rule
out
the
possibility
of
diversionary
raids
and
admits
that
the
country
cannot
be
considered
impregnable.
Of
course,
the
big
defence
budget
has
yet
to
be
approved.
When
appropriations
start
to
be
made
from
that,
it
is
reasonable
to
suppose
that
some
attention
will
be
given
to
Prince
Rupert.
But,
even
if
the
government
is
complacent'
about
us
out
here,
that
complacency
is
matched
by
the
calm
attitude
of
the
people
resident
here
themselves.
We
seem
to
be
a
lot
less
worried
than,
for
instance,
the
people
of
Vancouver,
who
are
getting
worked
up
about
the
need
for
civirHlefenee
measures,
and
the
people
of
Alaska,
who
seem
to
think
the
territory
a
potential
Korea.
Some
people
find
it
difficult
to
make
up
their
minds
just
"what
is
the
realistic
stand
whether
it
to
the
editor
of
the
Vancouver
TERRACE
At
a
Civic
Centre'
Sun
from
a
ladv
attacking
me
,
vineqar
will
qive
you
better
pickles
sure
its
for
Dreciselv
the
opposite.
Ob-
.directorate
meeting
Thursday'
BACK
ON
THE
JOB
George
Drew,
Progressive
Conservative
leader,
lands
at
Ottawa
Airport
after
a
flying
trip
back
from
his
visit
to
Italy.
His
vacation
was
interrupted
by
the
emergency
session
of
Parliament,
called
to
cope
with
the
strike
of
124.000
non-operatinst
Canadian
railway
employees.
(CP
Photo)
f
DOESYC
HOUSE
Si:
fr,om
viously
she
either
can"t
read,
or
evening
last,
MacKay
Carpenter
,
is
so
eager
to
take
a
whack
at
i
Shop
submitted
an
estimate
for
me
that
she
first
misquote
meiiepairs
to
the
bowling
alleys
to
as
savin?
exactly
the
opposite
tj'cost
$225.
This
was
accepted
and
!
.w
t
j;
lno
r
work
will
h
unrtprtnlrpn
tn
lav!
!
Hllilb
i
uiu
94;
Willi
l.l-lll
J
VUi
.
.
.
..
vw
.
the
basis
of
her
own
fabrications,
i
u
pthe
alleys
on
both
sides,
re-i
oOo
Pair
Pit
and
ball
returns,'
sand
j
Premier
St.
Laurent
as
much
as
says
the
House
will
sit
morning,
afternoon
and
evening
for
th
rest
of
the
session,
or
until
Korean
legislative
matters
are
disposed
of.
This
may
occupy
weeks.
And
there
will
be.
of
course,
the
question
of
overtime.
Possibility
of
a
strike
can
be
saieiy
disregarded.
"CHILLS
"
ONE
LADY
sends
me
the
sec-
:
and
re-nnwh
lour
aiieys
with
one
,
m
I
I
r
v
I
FOR
CONVENIENCE
Books
of
postage
stamps
were
first
Issued
in
the
United
States
AprU
16,
1900.
vk
m
mm
m
i
mm
tm
.
i
mm
.
.
Approachinz
RusthBrookf
v
T.
1
root
Of
theTri
!
ond
draft
of
the
manuscript
of
a
j
coat
of
mineralistic
base
and
one
novel
she
has
written.
Icoat
of
mineralistic
finish.
It
as
!
There
is
an
invitation
to
at-estimated
that
the
work
would
tend
the
premiere,
performance
'ast
two
year.s.
iof
the
Cowichan
Indian
oper-1
ESel
Sargent,
vice-president,
ietta
"Tzinquaw"
and
an
inquiry
was
chairman
of
the
meeting,
I
from
an
important
women's
or-
j
which
listened
to
the
committee
j
ganlzation
which
wants
to
span-
i
reports
for
the
Labor
Day
activi-j
sor
the
first
performance
of
same
ties-
!
on
the
Canadian
mainland.
i
Reporting
for
the
membership
'
There
is
a
fine
poem
from
a.tommittee.
Mrs.
Giraud
said
that
'friend
of
Swedish
origin,
Calle
returns
from
15
out
of
23
can-
Erickson.
It
is
called
FARM
'
vassers
had
turned
in
$173.
I
BOY'S
TRUE
LOVE
but,
as
itj
Mr.
Kirkldy
reported
that
over
:
mL
-
"-txiv
JQn!
andHc'
1'AOuartof
&
iTO
;
THO.
xO
'
it
Is
too
lone
tO)$,JlJ
had
been
collected
f:om
the
I
has
nine
verses
!
publish
here.
It's
about
a
home
sick
man
in
the
city
who
yearns
to
go
back.
Where
the
air
is
fragrant
wih
perfume
of
the
soil,
and
the
wheat
stands
high.
O
God,
if
I
stay
in
the
city
business
men
of
the
town
with
more
to
come,
and
with
some
of
the
donations
to
be
in
the
form
ol
monthly
contributions.
Votes
cf
thanks
were
given
to
both
Mrs.
Giraud
and
Mr.
K.rkaldy
for
their
work
in
canvassing
the
own.
Wash
room
facilities
were
discussed
and
this
matter
was
left
in
the
hands
of
the
building
com-niittee
to
mak"?
inquiries
about
it.
BABY'S
I
will
wilt
away
and
die
.
.
.
0
boy,
to
sit
on
a
gangplow
j
And
ak
at
the
cloud
on
'
high.
I
And
dream
of
my
own
little
sweetheart
!
And
our
love
that
will
never
'
i
'die.
i
4
.
I.
'
"oOo
'
j
MR.
ERICKSON
is
no
alarmist
but
he
points
out
that
in
event
'of
war
the
destruction
of
a
few
!
bridges
over
the
Fraser
would
I
tie
this
part
of
Canada
in
k
ruts.
I
He
favors
the
immediate
construction
of
a
tunnel
under
the
Fraser
and
so
do
I.
1
think
there
is
a
lot
of
bunk
I
talked
about
protect
ion
against
!
the
atomic
bomb.
What
is
goin
i
to
protect
us
against
atomic
dust,
!or
against
germ
killers
that
can
!
be
carried
in
bottles?
!
Nevertheless
it
docs
seem
to
could
or
couldn't
happen
here.
None
of
us
want
to
be
alarmists.
We
all
like
to
feel
secure.
We
are
always
hopeful
and
like
to
think
wishfully.
After
all
it
may
have
been
a
wise
prophet
who
,
cheerfully
said
:
"Sufficient
to
the
clay
is
the
evil
thereof?"
Yet
some
might
say
he
was
improviden-tial.
I
ARGUMENT
REFUTED
IF
there
is
any
sure
key
to
the
trend
of
permanent
I
population
it
should
be
a
comparison
of
school
enrolment.
Yesterday
we
reported
an
increase
of
..seventy
in
the
elementary
school,
population
of
Prince
Rupert
in
one
year
which
is
pretty
close
to
nine
percent
on
the
total
of
79
1
a
year
ago.
This,
it
should
be
remembered,
does
not
take
into
account
the
High
School
population
or
that
of
Annunciation
School
which
could
almost
double
the
total
figure.
'
The
city
council,
at
a
recent
meeting,
theorized
that
the
transient
population
of
Prince
Rupert
might
be
decreasing,
suggesting
by
such
a
theory
that
the
housing
situation
might
soon
not
be
as
serious
as
some
have
been
suggesting.
'
Certainly,
this
very
marked
trend
to
increase
in
school
population
is
no
indication
of
any
decrease
in
population,
present
or
impending,
unless,
of
course,
we
allow
conditions
to
persist
that
would
make
it
impossible
or
uncomfortable
for
the
people
to
stay
here.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
almost
everyone
knows
that
there
would
be
more
families
and
more
children
here
even
now
if
accommodation
could
be
found
for
them.
CONSTIPATION
SERIOUS
IF
NEGLECTED
BABY'S
daily
movrmwitt
are
something
of
which
absolutely
accurate
track
must
be
kept.
W
lien
tic
m;
w.
muft
hing
must
he
dune
at
wee.
Conttipauon
is
twnoua
for
baby.
j
Mrt.
John
T.
Reid
of
HetpHer,
Ont.,
has
this
to
say:
'
Having
had
wvpn
chiklrr
-n
and
having
used
B;iby
Own
T.Ur
for
all
ieven
.
can
.iy
tluy
ar
t
!
bmt
and
semlest
rrgtjUtor
j
f'tr
children.
During
te-thing
Baby's
Own
Tab-
,
-t
were
a
boon
to
m
atthey
reared
up
at
once
any
digestive
disturbance
or
freiiulne.'
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