Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
June
23.
1550
JOHNNY'S
Jottings
"Hinin."
Mr.
Thompson
stroked
his
chin
in
deep
thought.
I
"A
most
mysterious
situation."
!
"Absolutely,"
muttered
Mr.
3chnson.
,
"Damn,"
roared
Mr.
Thomp-'son,
"is
that
all
you
can
say?
;
Find
the
answer
to
this
puzzle!
.
feemed
fantastic
in
World
War
II.
They
include
outlays
for
public
works
that
could
cost
130
Cillion
dol'.ars.
...
What
is
sure
is
that,
in
the
event
of
a
business
slump,
the
planner
will
have
a
pump-priming
program
ready
that
will
far
-exoead
anything
ever
conceived
In
the
days
of
For
Summc;
HERE
ARE
JUST
Af
OF
THE
GOOD
VA
a$
$
1
iiV
!
It
juSted
his
eyeglasses,
pondered
the
critclal
subject.
"But
how
can
people
be
so
stupid?"
asked
Mr.
Johnson.
"By
just
acting
ntaural,"
replied
Mr.
Thompson.
"But
ol
course,
the
terrain
here
.
Is
sc
jagged.
Not
an
ideal
pface
for
a
home."
"Quite
true,"
agreed
the
other,
"but
still
one
must
live."
They
were
silent
for
some
time
then
Mr.
Johnson
brought
up
the
subject
of
figures.
"Only
yester-
(
Continued
on
page
3)
.
.
s
i
"You
say,
Mr.
Johnson,
that
Surely
there
is
a
catch
in
this
'big
New
Deal
projects."
Men
s
pure
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Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
jALivtis
blue
and
Reg
J
30.00.
THE
DANOERS
as
well
as
hundreds"
of
people
here
are
out
"ew
housing
-scheme
if
only
a
the
advantages
of
this
obvious-
&
homes"
'
lew
residents
are
interested."
iy-coming
VS.
spending
spree
..Absolutly
returned
MrJ
"People
are
funny"
Mr"
are
clear.
.
!
.
.
i
Johnson.
"They
cry
on
our
!
I
I
shoulders
for
years.
They
moan
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
'
COLD
WAR
BOOM
PHPTl
AVn
rWo-nn-
B?
Carrier.
Per
Week,
aoc:
Per
Month
Ts".
m
Teai
sin
one
sense
they
are
staving
nff
a
hiiinp
slnmn
in
'Mnrth
"And
you
further
state,"
said
'
S8.00:
Bv
Mall.
Pm-
VnntS
5JV-
Psr'Ymt
S
(VI
Mr-
Thompaon.that
only
35
of
America
exactly
as
Hitler
NOW
g
Men's
Brown
OXFOI
good
fit,
latest
style.
Special
Now
I
Men's
WINDBREAK!
S
Reg.
tt.00.
Now
i
Young
Men's
g..
PANTS-perfect
fit
anfl
s
i
vi,,
dtolt
with
the
actual
business
Yesterday
.
I
wrote
first
;ltpresslon
ln
Germany
when
he
applied
"for
information?"
"Absolutely,"
emphasized
Mr.
Johnson.
I
i
i
i
that
they
are
crammed
in
poor
housing
accommodation.
They
do
not
like
apartments."
"But
when,"
continued
Mr.
Thompson,
"a
plan
is
drawn
up
they
do
-not
co-operate.
A
most
disgusting
situation."
"Absolutely,"
replied
Mr.
Johnson.
The
two
gentlemen
gazed
out
over
the
city.
They
were
conveniently
situated
at
the
highest
point
of
the
community
and
sur-
impressions
On
this
June'
seized
-power
there
in
1633.
He
x
1950
trip
to
w
a
bit
of
U.S.A.
P"'
th
fmons
of
"nem"
r
pl-ryed
either
into
army
uniforms
There
is
a
boom
on.
lOU
0r
into
armament
factories,
can
see
evidences
of
it
OH
He
intended
from
the
beginning
'
pvprv'hand.
rieht
on
the
surface.1
to
go
to
war
in
the
end.
But
in
men
a
reil
UATS,
si
rpeed
beyond
a
certain
limit
the
driver
cannot
hold
it
on
the
road.
If
the
turns
are
too
sharo.
top
notch
styles.
Special
from
.
Boys'
MINDRItE
A
K
AUo
right
on
the
surfa:e,
you;
the
end
it
would
have
been
next-
lie
cannot
bring
it
to
a
halt,
can
see
that
the
boom
is
a
war'
to-impossible
for
him
NOT
to
co
,
:
The
dangers
are
therefore
kjj,
i
to
war.
For
the
vSst
war
machine
;
obvious.
.
.
.
tlc
'was
in
such
momentum
that
it!,
rut
Twrpr
tr
a
vatups
showerproof,
all
slzci
r
'
UM.
Now
I
Boys'
and
Girls'
(
HATS
hft.tir
ni,-,itf
A.,
At,
Fort
Lewis,
near
nere,
-
-
UihV
tVZZ,,rrit
Vh
VroT
veyed
thf
cen
below
with
judi
non
soldiers
marched
past
jes-
wou
a.
nave
been
next-to
next-to-lm-
m
side
to
the
picture.
'.
If
the
great
I
I
clous
'
scrutinv.
.
BUkJ
I.
j
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.
.
,
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I
ierday
tn
an
imposmg
array
of
1
tIt.
XHiL
Linw)
oTATES
int
ffr-o
That
fnr-p
in-:
j
w.b.a.
reauy
starts
to
spena
iwr
billions
(not
millions
billions
I
"Hmm,"
they
both
agreed.
or.
Sells
W.50.
Now
M
Boys'
PAXIS-for
d,',
school
wear,
good
f
,
stronsr
Frnn
i
.
Mr.
Thompson
pulled
at
a
blade
,
ca
rra.-k
regular
U.S.
certainly
not
plunged
Into
a
oiii-
,
cn
relocating
factories,
building
!
army
division
plus
a
national
iUrv
spending
spree
for
the
.
underground
shelters,
extra
hos-
of
grass.
He
chewed
at
Jt
and
guard
division
and
many
other
farne
reasons
as
Hitler.
It
ob-
pitals
all
such
might
be
plan-1
at
intervals
spat
out
the
green-units.
It
is
a
far
cry
from
the
j
v'us'y
honestly
feels
that
it
has
ned
to
make
better
cities
too.
ish
remnants.
Mr.
Johnson
ad-
Indian
Question
IT
is
disappointing
that
the
current
session
of
Parliament
at
Ottawa
was
unable
to
produce
some
satisfactory
legislation
to
amend
the
Indian
Act
and
improve
the
status
of
our
native
population
something
which
is
long
overdue
and
in
which
we
are
particularly
interested
in
this
riding
where
so
many
f
our
neighbors
are
of
the
aboriginal
race.
Possibly,
it
is
better,
however,
that
-the
whole
tnatter
was
deferred,
as
has
Ven
done,
instead
of
.turning
out
something
that
would
have
been
unsatisfactory.
This
it
seems
would
have
been
the
case
in
the
legislation
which
has
been
shelved
with
the
explanation
that
the
natives
themselves
should
be
given
more
time
to
consider
it.
Next
session
some
real
action
will
be
expected.
Another
deferment
under
such
circumstances
as
would
not
be
very
acceptable
to
say
the
least
of
it.
The
Indian
people,
who
are
very
serious
about,
this
matter
and
have
long
enough
been
kept
in
a
state
of
inferiority
through
the
very
way
in
which
they
have
been
handled
as
wards
rather
than
responsible
citizens,
are
entitled
to
their
new7
deal
and
soon.
i
like
y
(
luiujjciicu
lu
uu
au
jy
wxiui
old
days
when
you
were
A
Good
Place
to
Stop
244
Miles
to
TELKWA
HOTEL
Telltwa,
B.C.
ON
THE
STAGE
IN
PERSON
u
considers
to
De
Kussian
ex'i
pan&ionism,
applied
on
a
world'
scale
and
gigantb
proportions.!
But
history
shows
many
cases!
where
armament
races
between
great
powers
ended
in
war
and
i
to
see
fewer
uniforms
in
the;
United
States
than
you
then
did
;
in
Canada.
j
There
is
a
big
coming
and
going
of
U.S.
soldiers,
sailors,;
and
airmen
at
this
mid-century.
I
Just
a
Nice
Day's
trlve
Mitchell
Cain
only
a
few
where
such
rivalries
'
.
.
I
It
pays
to
acvertlse.
1
zzzzzzzr
'
,
were
brought
to
a
peaceful
end.,'
see
o'.entv
of
them.
The
boom
.r
-
without
war.
For
on.ie
the
arma
FOR
YOUR
HOC
is
a
product
of
feeding,
clothing
ment
race
is
set
in
motion,
the
and
housing
those
soldiers
and
j
World
Famous
Magician
and
Comedian
CIVIC
CENTRE
Psm
over
from
the
human
"Flying
U'
Guet
Rortck,
C
Riding,
bohting,
svj
dancini?
and
Jifi
Writ.
Wire
or
V)
Chas.
Wilkinsod
79
Mile
P.O..
Bj
beings
whose
pollsies
began
H.j
An
armament
race
is
like
a
;
heaYy
tiuck
started
down
a'
steep
road.
Once
allowed
to
gain
'
THURS.
SAT.
pensive
weapons
of
19o0
war.
j
Moreover,
nobody
tries
to
pretend
j
that
the
boom
is
NOT
a
cold
war
i
boom.
THE
MAGAZINE
"U.S.
News
and
World
Report"
devotes
most
of
its
June
18
number
to
tn-i
boom.
It
announces
on
its
front
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