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Rupert
Dqilp
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LtD.
Thursday,
July
22,
1948
An
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
toe
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
all
communities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
Coluiabl
(Authorized
as
Second
Ciass
Mali,
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
everv
afternoon
except
8unday
bv
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
O.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
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DAILY
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One
of
Prince
-Rupert's
earliest
pioneers,
who
u
would
uke,
the
person
or
first
came
to
Kaien
Island
in
1905
revisited
the
city
t2ZZ.
this
week
and
found
it
far
removed
from-the
wilder-
my
riog.s
eyes
to,know
that4
lt
ness
that
greeted
him
and
the
Grand
Trunk,
Pacjf
ic
j
Aecewary.or
Mils,
type
of
dog
townsite
planners
.43
years
ago.
-jw
have
the,
hair
.4vr.
Lhe,yg,
Jean
Wacker,
70-year
old
founder
of
Wacker,
also
that
i
am
capable
of
caring
Alaska,
which
claims
Ketchikan,
-
lor
my,
own
dog
and,
when.
It
is
as
a
suburb,
does
not
think
that
ls
g0od
to
see
two
of
your
;-nry
ITn
Th
s
he
will
pioneer
any
new
.
.
territory!
........
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,
out
to-be
strong,!011'
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until
his
nast
nmifci
bloom
into1
healthy
men,"
he
chuckled.
Thanking
you,
.iVIr.i
Editor,
for
your
space.
1
Mrs.
A.
j.
w
Mr.
an,)
w,
(dako;
,h
p
'
Hand,
Van,.,
cUies
rivalling
-
New
York
andl
He
sailed
back
to
Wacker,
Al-San
Francisco.
This,
he
thinks,
aska,
via
Ketchikan,
last
night
is
entirely
possible.
with
an
earnest
promise
to
keep
Mr.
Wacker
has
been
here
or;
an
eye
on
his
growing
southern
the
last
week
visiting
friends
youngster.
(
and
he
thinks
that
Prince
Ru-
Mr.
Wacker
remembers.
many
pert,
which
lie
first
knew
as
a
of
the
early
Port
Essington
pio-
MRS.
FEERO.
.EXPORT,
HOSIERY
,
Canadian
tullr
fashioned
,
hosi
-ery
.was.exporled
ta.49
different
countries.
In-
I
Vancouver;
k
gleam
in
a
group
of
idealistss'
neers,
among
them
Geofge:.
Friz-
rVer;H.E.fifc
j
awl
.Mrs.
Tv
1
anil
Mrs
K
zell,
George
Cunningham
.audi,
eyes,
has
justified
their
early
Canon
RusnbrouK.
tie
recatien
the
old
times
,.wiUi
the
,
latter
while
on
his
.visit
here.
Rem
miscences
and
Reflections
By'W.t
PRINTING
PRESS
FRAGRANCE
STAYS
Published
statements
.jiboutla
darnsight,
one
cannot
picture
a
government.
closing.
the,
fiscal'
Stewart
silent
and
deserted.
The
1
faith.
"It's
going
to
be
a
bis
city,
maybe
even
bigger
than
Wacker,
Alaska,"
he
says.
Mr.
Wacker
arrived
on
Kaien
Island
first
as
a
special
constable
for
the
B.C.
provincial
police
and
recalls
vividly
that
his
first
duty
was
to
take
a
group
of
Metlakatla
natives
to
Port
Essington
for
trial
because
they
had
defied
the
G.T.P.'s
exclusive
claim
to
Kaien
Island
and
had
attempted
to
re-establish
their
own
claim
by
moving
across
the
habor.
They
received
small
fines
from
Uie
magistrate
and
were
sent
back,
docile
For
(lifts
.You'll
(live
With
I
-Lt
Your
Jeweller;He
Your
(;
.
...IW
n
0r.xl,.o
nt
OA
Hi!
ciip
Is
not
bunt
tnai
way.
,
veil
-wtuii
-a
quV4to.yi
w,-z'.u"
ulUJinuiun
f
V
linn
.
dollars
,
leaves
.us
.
positively
advertisement
for
a
new,
-pertume
cold.
-So
do
the,
remarks,
of,
an
astronomer
.Ueflning
'
Uie
,
distance
between
,
planets,
tit's
iar
more
pleasant
,and
.
understand
Prince
.Itupert
has
had
all
kinds
of
nublicity
in
Uie
last
35
years
hut
none
has
been
more
'
satisfying
than
the
sale
of
Col-
umbia
cellulose
bonds.
This
is
a
Hv
reason
of.
Ins
experimc
J
appeared
recently
in
,Ute
dully
Oklahoman
,aad
Times,,,
and,
.us
a
feature,
the
paper
bore
the
pleasant
fragrance
.
of
the
advertisement.
Forty
five
pounds
able
to
he.ar
of
the.
year's
catcli
f,iiaUbut,er
Oie..Uusiit;l
yield
of
I
new
ypt-
of
advertising
tor
Ue
enough,
lougn,
to
10
the
ine
Holy
nuiy
City.
uiy.
nor
.nn
.V.ui
.
UPt
it
V.
fliT
it
HR'ailS
tUtUTC
WOl
k
-
,
,
i
u
j
j
of
the
essence
had
been
.duu.ped
Moving
north,
he
settled
on
yoyraeeth
I1U0
Wiat.
j
and
wages
on
a
major
scale,
the
I
year
round,
and
a
gratifying
into
Uie
The
P.d-up
presses.
jrage
Revilligigedo
Island
and
opened
vcrtisement
only
ran
for
few
,a
the
townsite
of
Wacker
which
i
'
iscmii's
anrl
t.hp
xnace
Is
now.
filled
(Despite
wars,
crisis
after;
public
conlklence.
saw
some
ueveiopmem
uul
iau-,
-
.
....
j
1
hv
mhers.
But
the
,
ucrfuniery
crisis
nrolonued
austeritv.
fin-
Miuulil
be
able
to
leil
yuu
tiir
iim
.be
sells.
That
Is
yuur
bent
piuatamw
.
himself
resjMinsihle
wlien
lie
iiukrMl,,
Your
Jeweller
knows
thl
jw,
thin
.
yuu
buy
from
him
to
be
fxj.il.y,
Iwi
ause
most
peupln
do
not
prrlrnd
ti
jewrllry
like
lliey
are
of
other
tiirrrlMCl
You
ran
buy
with
runfiiiriu,
11111I
you'll
find
our
prices
about
(lir
vu,
(
anailiaii
cilirv
uoi.uiiK
ure
beiiif'
Has
Won
Gratitude
RT.
HON.
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King,
who
has
been
pilot
of
the
Canadian
ship
of
state
longer
than
any
man
has
piloted
parliament
in
any
British
country,
is
going
ashore
from
his
last
official
trip.
Whether
any
other
pilot
could
have
brought
the
Canadian
ship
through
such
rough
waters
will
never
be
known."
Although,
in
serving
safely,
many
Canadians
felt
that
he
often
sailed
too
close
to,
the
reefs
of
appeasement,
Canada
owes
Mr.
King
a
great
debt
for
his
successful
navigation
through
the
shoals
of
disunity.
No
critic
could
say
that
he
himself
could
have
saved
the
ship
of
state
from
less
harm,
or
left
it
in
any
better
condition
to
weather
the
coming
storms,
'
,
for
no
ne
but
Mr.
King
knows
all
of
the
risks
which
lie
Imd
to
take
nor
all
of
the
reasons
for
the
courses
he
steered.
Whatever
history
may
make
of
his
achievements
and
mistakes,
this
it
must
record,
he
was
a
statesman
of
wide
knowledge
and
considerable
gifts
of
diplomacy,
a
leader
with
a
vision
of
Canada's
part
in
preparing
the
way
for
peace,
a
man
of
fine
character
whose
concern
for
human
betterment
should
inspire
Canadians
to
devote
themselves
to
the
common
pood.
Canada
will
remember
Mr.
Kmg
as
an
able
statesman,
a
worthy
.Prime
Minister,
and
a
great
Canadian.
All
good
Canadians
wish
him
many
years
of
health
and
happiness
in
the
continuing
service
which
he
cannot
fail
to
render
to
his
country
as
a
historian
and
wise
counsellor.
FREE
OR
CONTROLLED
JOBS
CANADIANS
want
an
economic
condition
MOST
within
which
every
dollar
is
an
earned
dollar
and
all
health,
pension
and
welfare
benefits
are
derived
from
self-sustaining
contributory
.funds.
Although
people
everywhere
are
seeking
the
greatest
gain.
from
the
least
effort,
Canadians
generally
realize
that
in
the
long
run
they
must
earn
by
personal
contribution
what
they
get
in
goods
nnd
services.
What
Canadians
want
politically,
in
our
opinion,
is
a
state
of
freedom
to
effect.
democratic
reforms
which
will
provide
individuals
with
:
the
greatest
possible
number
of
opportunities,
and
to
confine
;
privilege
to
the
minimum,
necessary
to
maintain;
a
democratic
government
in
a
competitive
economy.
;
Liberalism
does
not
belong
to
any.
one
political
party,
but
it
is
essential
to.
any
political
party
which
believes
in
a
democratic,
competitive,
economy
which
,is
free
and
automatic
in
making
myriads
of,
evolutionary
adjustments.
Liberalism
cannot
dive
:
in,
a
party
which
believes
in
a
planned
.and
controlled
guisneu
uiaiiuy
uctausc
ouiuc-j
k-t--
r
.
-;
.
body
budy
else
else
decided
decided
that
that
Ketchi-
Ketchi-
lingers
iingers
on.
011.
:u
It
may
oiay
be
w
itiere
ubhu
ipr
(
anpwil
ai
stress,,
c,inuitm
restneied
markets,
,
,...0v
-
kan
had
better
prospects
This
weeks,
no
.matter
.who
or
what
!
property
losses,
bereavements,
launched
by
victims
of
the
fras-.
.
.T
.i
F.nirlanri
F.nvianH
mill
still
has
has
the.
the.
same
same
old
old
i
er
er
Hiver
Hiver
flood.:
flood.:
Litigation
Litigation
may
may
be
be
upset
Mr.
Wacker
somewhat
but
is
advertising,
did
not
diminish
his
faith
in
his
chosen
spot
in
the
slightest.
,That
40-year
faith
has
now
apparently,
been
justified.
"I
am
glad
to
learn
that
Prince
Rupert
has
gots
its
celanese
mill
Premier
Mipe
May
Re-Open
All
the
men
laid
eff
at
the
because
it
makes
me
feel
that
class
.
distinctions,
says
..a
:Lon-j
necessary
and
justified.
-To
be
don
correspondent.
.There
is
washed,
out
of
house
and
home,
nothing
surprising
n
that.
1
For
j
and
then
saddled
with
a
law-j
it's
everywhere.
.People
.arelsuit
is
.about
all
the
grief
one
pretty
much
the
,
same
wherever
can
ticcuimnodate,
say,
in
one
yuu
.
find
Uiem.
And
that
does
;
summer.
not
mean
,
a
dead,
level.
'
Until
..you've
eaten
a
..meat
.Already,
whispers
of
'.ghost
casserole
out
of
a
Dutch
oven
town"
are,
heard
when.
Stewart
you
haven't
really
eaten,
say.)
is
mentioned
in
connection
with
;
Penny
Wise,
in
urging
Uiat
the
the
Premier
Mine
shut
.down,
hom'ebullder
be
sure
to
have
Forget
it!
.Even
.admitting
.the
such
an
oven,
a
vital
part
of
gravity
of
a
sudden.
ceasing
of
house
construction.
There
are
an
industry
that
gave
a
good
Dutch
settlers
in
Skeena
and
said
!
Premier
Mine
closing
have
not
I
was
right
on
two
counts
left
the
Portland
Canal
area
this
short,
energetic
man
hap
Quite
a
few
are
still
at
Slew.irt
awaiting.
The
impression
appears
to
be
prevailing
that
Uie
pily.
"Wacker,
Alaska,
has
a
pulp
mill,
too."
Wacker's
mill
is
to
be
a
paper
Pimet'mine
will
reonen.
but
just
how
mill
beloiming
to
the
living
to
hundreds
for
30
years,
more
are
coming.
A
tip
to
re-and
lias
not
yet
played
out
by
member!
Sound
Pulp
and
Paper
Co.
and
soon,
or
under
what
conrilticvs
now
is
in
the
first
stages
of
de-1
or
circumstances
remains
un-velopment.
It
probably
will
be-1
certain.
A
few
of
the
men
are
gin
construction
and
get
Into
being
retained,
production
about
the
same
time
'
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r'll.,lQ
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lt.
1bii"l
'
economy,
in
which
adjustments
are.
made
ajbitrarjly.
In
a
Liberal
democracy
all
jobs,.
except
those
of
;
the
least
possible
number
of
civil
servants..
are
.-sonal
iobs,
chosen
or
changed
by,
individuals
at
will.
Socialism
in
a-socialistic.
democracy,
if
democracy
can
brpreserved
in
a
socialistic.
economy,
is,
a
state
operation
in
which
every
job
is
a
government
job
or
',
a
controlled
job,
to
which
individuals
are
directed.
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from
BHINEWAVK
FARM.
POLITICS
AND
H.
C.
L.
;
THE
COST
OF.LIVING
in
the
United
States
keep"
;
I
climbing,
and
what
is
happening
invites
the
care-!
ful
study
of
Republicans
and
.Democrats,
.as
their
leaders
endeavor
to
give
reasons
whyGover-;
nor
Dewey
or
Mr.
Truman
should
dwell
in
the
White-House.
;
Inflation
took
another
upward
step
across
the
;
border
last
week.
Steel
workers
demanded
more
money.
Today
,they
are
drawing
in
excess
of
$l.fiO
;
an
hour.
That's
going
to
hit,
the
average
family
man.
Indirectly
it.will
mean
the
paying
out
of
more
cash
for
most
of
the
things
that
go
to
support
and
'
help
maintain
a
family.
It
is
this
that
interests-the
head
of
the
house.
And
this
may
have
a
bearing
on
.
how
he
votes.
The
same
goes
for
Canada.
tended
o
Jielp
those
per
so
us
wbursosl
the
prruiiuaia.at
one
litue
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Income
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Complied,
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providing
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and
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such
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are
advised
that
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Scotland,
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and
Repairs
of
all
kbw
Scots
had
better
watch
their
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Chimney
and
Oil
Burners
;ears!
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law
allowing
Manxmen,
.subsection
1
of
the
Hospital
Jusursoce
bf
aous.
may
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from
aymrnt
of
p"""0
by
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where
"t
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and
paymenla
to
hoapitab
a"
least
equivalent
to
thoec
rovidwl
'
to
lop
off
the
ears
or
kill
the
(Scottish
invaders
of
the
Isle
of
Man
on
sight,
made
500
years
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486
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Act
ago,
has
never
been
repealed.
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ami
children
under
16
yeara
af
age
or
alher
member!
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a
family
group
living
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from
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registration
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of
time
or
ei
vttutaf
time
that
may
be
spent
in
bospital,
so
.oug
as
liwspitaiiiiiiii.il
is
necessary.
.Hospital
Benefits
will
le
available
in
the
eaC3
,f.
illness
pre.eisting
(he
date
when
the
Plan
.coiwea
into
effect.
v
Payment
to
Hospitals
will
be
based
on
Hospital
eosls
of
public
ward
accommodation
and
services.
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and
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of
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uti
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individuals,
(ii)
as
a
group,
(e)
wilb
tbe
cooperation,
of
Management.
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m.,Je
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premiums
under
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plans,
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