Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
HI
Friday,
May
12,
1950
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letter
to
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Trav
of
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devoted
to
the
upbuilding
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Prlnc
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and
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and
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British
Columbia
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except
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Rupert
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Prince
Rupert,
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Q.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
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Director
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of
Canadian
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SPANISH
Special.
I
Men's
TW)lrj?-,
and
dr'
Now
.
.
4
'
i
Men',
Drwjiv1
check.
Mo-;
p,,",
tailored.
fu
Now
I
.
,
serious
consideration
the
past.
-
boy
refugees,
Angel
Farm
ue
in
B
c.
eadeavoUT..d
to
pul,
-,
c
im
-.r
'
i
and
Enngue
Montenegro,
the
united
states
i.unst
British
Columbia
tc
marvel
at
Paying
For
Government
are"
now
safely
on
their
way
to
Guatemala.
Thev
sailed
on
May
5
from
Montreal
aboard
the
Canadian
fhip
"A
vessel."
With
the
help,
of
the
magnificence
and
beauty
of
this
province.
This
Sa
teen
all
'
very
well.
Bui
I
tninlc
X
have
a
'
better
id?..
'"!
.
(
It
is
in
reference
to
education
j
Do
not
;?t
n."
wroiig.
I
do
'()-intend
10
ask
il
to.-ernment
I
HARLES
F.
KETTERING,
American
invento-v
thinking
fundamentally
when
making
out
his
income
returns,
said:
'"One
of
the
things
we
have
t;
1
ihe
Immigration
Department
be
thankful
for
is
that
V?
don't
get
as
much
govern-
j
their
friends
were
able
to
have
them
.
signed
on
as
seamen.
to
set
up
johuels
for
U.S.
tour
'its
.
a.-
-v-
i
dipper,
good
forf
M
Reg.
5
00
.
Now
'
'
I
M"-
Felt
BtTS5)
style
.ndajji
!W
-
80t,f
Buys
Gahar'V
j.
Beautiful
dress
Boys'
CsttoB
sMajs'
perfect
fit
..
1
Boys'
Sr.ATlk(
ety
to
chs
,
)
from...,.
yi
Kence
the
expense
was
less
than
,
Although
tdry
may
need
to
bo
t
we
originally
fieured.
:
educated,
that
is
not
our
busi-;
The
donations
sent
in,
by
nes6
And
besldes
matter?
of
i
nient
as
we
pay
for.''
It
is
difficult
for
most
of
us
to
realize
just
how
much
government
we
do
get
and
still
harder
to
realize
how
much
we
pay
for
it.
Some
of
the
things
we
purchase
through
our
government
are
obvious
while
some
are
obscure.
Government
builds
roads
MAN
THE
BARRICADES
Red
River
flood
water
fight
to
crack
this
rampart
at
the
foot
of
Lombard
Street
in
downtown
Winnipeg.
Pumps
sho
wn
In
th
foreground
ar
drawing
water
from
a
backed-up
sewer
and
tossing
It
over
th
barricade.
(CP
Photo)
readers
of
this
column
ana
ethers,
were
ample
to
pay
all
costs.
The
boys
were,
given
such
nature
cost
too
much.
I
do
mean
education,
but
of
a
different
nature.
instance
.el
us
tell
them
1
dothes.
Fund
have
also
been..-
Jy
n
II
Immediate
occupancy
b;
next
Christmas,
perhaps,
i
priced
well
below
market
and
schools
for
us.
Government
hires
the
policemen
;
sent
to
responsible
parties
m
""J10
15
"
;
ICV
lU
ieCI5
.
..
.....
,-..
i
.if.,
m-vHon
the
North
pole
an-J
that,
if
they
J
f
Pile
Sufferers
)
Ditw
out
M
tm
kavnt
M4
11
OMt
tar,
inwulm
I
"
)JIIUISC(IS
Men
trying
to
unload
for
seme
and
th.2
tiremen.
Government
provides
tne
posta.
:
ns
ofVe
ikd,
untu
cme
up
here,
no
department'
yi),
J
Te
services.
Government
provides
the
elections.
In
all
thv
a.t
Phii-hed
in
thetr
stores
sell
parkas.
Also,
we
speak
;
time.
Down
in
Nova
Scotia,
It's
com-
I
Place
beautifully
landfcuped
these
matters
government
is
our
servant.
We
pro-!
new
homeland.
;
English
uP
here,
and
added
ex-1
.
.
'
,
,
.
,
iL
.
i
ALL'S
WELL
THAT
ENDS
pense
for
an
interpreter
is
not
'
vide
the
cash,
the
government
provides
the
services.
;
ftell
needed.
'
Goernment
also
provides
health
services
and
social
'
It
was
wonderful
the
way
the;
What
about
mentionm.
that'-
mencing
to
look
like
pensions
or
has
a
tree
that
looks
like
a
buggy
cabinet
ministers.
We
neglected
whip.
I
to
make
any
inquiry
about
means
i
,
.
.
'
1
tests.
Some
Anierkan
magazines
sprvirp
people
of
Canada
responded
to
wnen
tney
reac
ur:
mtenia-
'
;
this
case,
when
they
heard
tional
border,
the
grss
is
still
Because
so
much
of
the
money
for
government
i
about
it.
just
as
green.
Any;,y.
no
miow
!
were
aady
on
tn
is
possible
near
Vana.uver
i
pjisV.
vvp
npvor
pp
ihe
inplinatinn
mit
tnmo.
!prev-
mm
mm
WW
have
evidently
had
'
censorship
is
complete
er
i".tn
S
f
Fredwn
coun
SHINGOLEE
SINGER
We
repair
all
maket
Sewing
Machines
WORK
GUARANTEED
For
Free
Estimates
Phone
864
'
'
'
.
train,
en
route
for
New
York
ious
to
1950).
throughout
totalitarian
zones
times
to
think
somebody
else
than
ourselves
IS
pay-
,8nd
thence
uac
to
Spain,
be-,
A
friend
told
me
to
mention
I
which
cover
so
much
of
the
ing
the
freight.
The
truht,
of
course,
is
that
any
tfcre
1
njd
a
chance
to
write
that
Indians
in
this
U?rnl.ry
play
world's
surface,
says
Lord
Kem-
Canadian
who
earns
or
spends
a
dollar
is
contribi-
sandu
XeTirJinfuT
basHketba,n'
rntM'
ping
po"3
IT
"?IW5patper
ma,g"atff
1
I
ana
m
n
oner
papers,
inciuain
i
and
pool
Tncy
danct
or(n.
Elsewhere,
while
not
complete,
it
ting
tO
the
COSt
Of
government.
We
pay
income
i
the
Toronto
Star.
milsi.
an-H
arA
,0
a,crnt
ls
becoming
lncreasinlv
severe.
try,
witn
oruerg
ut
uulm
piciuiea,
the
hotter
the
belter,
and
to
feei
not
abashed.
Lift,
for
exampU.
prints
about
half
ti
dozen
fuL
page
scenes,
ranging
from
compute
and
partial
nudity
to
court
room
proceedings,
and
blazlnn
The
ideal
finish
SHingles,
Fetes
c
rough
lumber.'
Vcj
Readers
bombarded
M.P.'S
tovoc
real
oeafro
ovpi'co
tavpa
amnaoiYifmfr
to
vnc
,
Perhaps,
if
the
future
letter
as
the
American
tourists.
I
'
'
...
.
.
,
and
cabinet
ministers
with
tele
Frint
the
fart
that,
aithmih
writer
even
siens
"vours
resDect-
;
dwelling
houses.
One
-
caption
O-
"
"
'
I
W
1..
T..
f-dies
ia.e..
ve
pay
taxes
to
ieuai,
pioMiiciai
am.
.
Brams.
phone
calls
and
letters
'
k
,
r,.n.-
.,,,
w
,
touches
s
J
Singer
Sewing
Centre
q
voriety
of
cttrac'
'
color?.
'
i
Thompson
Hafdwgr
Co.
Ltd,
but
si
of
generosity
to
Russians
about
fifty
years
ago.
municipal
governments.
In
19o0
we
Will
pay
tot?l
;
ee
m"
the
Departmem
B.C..
our
prorv.ee
U
vt-y
molest
make
the
haughty
fellow
unbend.
tribute
of
about
three
billion
dollars.
We
will
get
latly
refu3ecl
t0
consider
re-
'
1
cannot
preach
definitely
on
I
roads,
schools,
policemen,
social
Services,
hospital
-
opening
the
case,
on
the
Tue-,-
this
matter
as
I
have
not
visited
j
Speaking
on
lourlst
trade.
Leo
'
'
'
-
i.
.
.
..
..
th,
n
I
a
i
f
tVta
CtAfv
Tl
..
I
.
"
T.
.
.
1
I
.
M
ft
rt
n
treatment
etc.,
as
well
as
controls,
bureaux
and
plenty
of
red
tape.
Yes,
as
Kettering
says,
''it
may
be
that
one
of
the
things
we
have
to
be
thankful
for
is
that
we
do
not
get
as
much
government
as
we
pay
for."
t
ay
the
Prime
Minsiter
nimsell
v
t
oti-
mra.ir
,uji.u,
oeiiu
01
uie
mnauian
i
had
been
persuaded
to
inter-
in
Vancouver
lately.)
!
Travel
Bureau,
urges
Canadian-)
i
vene.
,
'
This
type
of
Information
in
a
to
remember
that
their
potential
The
committee
headed
bv
travel
folder
Is
very
important
customers
from
the
United
States
young
Henry
Hicks
of
Vancou-iasI
have
noticed
that
American
eat
the
best
food
in
the
world.
ver
did
wonderful
work,
espe-
tourists
are
easily
fooled.
Nof
you
The
travel
dollar
percolate
rap-:
cially
in
the
arranging
of
the
cannot
sell
them
the
LionV
Gate
idly
in
Canada.
Canadian
.passport
to
Guatemala
Bridge
but
maybe
thev
wlil
be-
should
use
imaeinatinn
In
fvir'
Mr.
Attlee
has
a
pretty
wit,
albeit
a
bit
caustic.
Some
one
askd
the
Prime
Minister
If
he
would
read
a
book
called
British
Socialism
Is
Destroying
Brill
ih
Freedom"
should
it
be
sent
to
him.
His
answer
was
to
111',
general
effect
that
the
time
he
cn
devote
to
works
of
fie.
on
Is
extremely
limited.
;
THERE
WAS
ONE
minor
blur
neve
you
when
you
ell
them
that
and
menus.
This
Is
all
very
well
,
cn
the
otherwise
fine
record.
Vancouver
is
a
cl--an
city.
They
and
first
rate
advice.
And
the
Ir
a
statement
to
the
House
of
,
.
.
mnv
a)5;0
h(V
..,h
hv
.,,
,Ki
oK
,,
,,.
,
LOOKING
FOR
A
SCAPEGOAT
Shippini
ui
CtMnj
CaiUje
ni
Stow
Complet
Rehab:
4
B
ient
Sertke.
M
W'i
CanadUn
UoudttCij
for
Oxygen.
Antjlne
welding
supplies
'
j
Linday'
CvtT(
Storage
Limit.
Cor.
2nd
and
Fri
A
Est.
1910
rhi-u
disappointed
group
in
the
B.C.
Tory
party
is
;,rSirJ,
men;
that
Nc''
'v-1-
h-ians
not
to
do.
is
allow
ihe
stars
A
r.nnrtpd
rrpttino-
rPadv
in
trv
J
Li
th
'
f
hTI
t$
tT,lTZ
-
ver.
Th,
and
Stripes
in
a
dining
room
1
"
J
J
i
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
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has
stumped
many
peopie.
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Viava
ripcprtpr'
j
r
r
T
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I
i
A
1
17
TT1PV
i
n
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA
Sunday,
9
p.m.,
Camohun
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
Coqultlam
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Coqultlam,
11
p.m.
And,
in
the
new
f
older,
I
would
Five
years
ago,
In
Berlin,
shortly
after
the
surruul-T
of
Nazi
leaders,
Russia
av
a
n'.ne
hour
banquet
to
allied
chlefj
Since
then,
the
world
has
bren
more
or
less
in
the
soup.
Some
folks
are
even
saying
the
world
has
actually
gone
nuts.
non.
neroeix
Anscomn
as
leaner
says
Vancouver
:
'
from
such
and
uch
a
Spanisn
or
cafe.
Our
good
friends
coming
from
over
the
border
do
so
to
ee
Canada
not
to
be
reminde'l
of
where
they
have
just
left.
iNews
neraia.
1
llke
10
have
11
Polr,t0
0!lt
that
cruiser,
he
said.
Yet
investiga-
...
.
.
...
,
.
any
nnvrlfv
city
in
in
rpnarla
Canada
i
is
!u-;t
ac
as
irH
good
Tt.
.
ur-
A
.,.u
iU
rr:rt
,
I
tion
in
Soain
showed
that
Raid
una
kiuujj
iceih
iui.
niu-,cuiiiu
icw
inr
xui3,
-
as
Victoria;
although
this
shtuld
c
-
"
.
.
.
down
because
he
wasn
t
able
to
get
more
Coalition
;iona
at
tne
tlme
of
alieged
de,
not
be
stressed
as
we
ere
only
i
serticn.
Hence,
the
Minister
re-
n"allns
wur
fntisn
yciumwa.
seats
than
the
Liberals
A
good
glossary
is
sometimes
a
handy
object.
It
can
be
so
convenient
in
the
matter
of
sales:
Hmm!
ki
to
state
i
nlied.
the
bovs
were
fakin?
their
i
Also,
do
not
hesitaw
A
special
meeting
of
the
Unit-
;
stories.
that
Prince
Rupert'
graveyard
that
is
in
distineuishlne
between
ed
Fishermen
and
Allied
Workers
i
FRIENDS
OF
THE
boys
in
is
not
overcrowded
Taik
of
such
what
Ig
described
and
-
what
Unlon
was
neld
in
lne
Oddfcl-
10
p
m,
FOR
NORTH
Ql'F.EN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
May
12
and
28
FOR
SOt'TH
Ql'EEN
C
HARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
May
5
and
13
10
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
'
Third
Avenue
Phone
5R
;
actually
Is.
For
example:
-lows'
Hall.
An
"important
mat-
Vancouver
had
overwhelming
'.
nature
':v
means
of
vojtl
con-evidence
that
the
boys'
stories
tact
ho.
-.cared
m
i
tv
.
tourists.
This
thesis,
of
course,
is
nonsense
;
fact
that
the
Tories
came
out
as
second
fiddle
to
the
Liberals
had
nothing
whatever
to
do
with
Mr.
Anscomb.
It
was
because
this
country
just
didn't
want
much
to
do
with
Toryism-
The
people
emphatically
said
so
in
two
general
elections
less
than
a
year
ago.
Owner
leaving
town
Ht:pcs
to
;ter
'as
brought
up
and
will
be
v.ere
true
This
evidence
th::
retre
to
Florida
on
proceeds.
in-
Tell
them,
if
you
wish,
the
there
Is
lots
of
room.
eluded
letters
written
by
released
for
publication
In
the
(near
future.
Alex
Gordon,
bu$l-
ness
agent
with
the
Vancouver
local,
attended
the
meeting.
boys'
mothers
in
Spain
repeat
Yours
sincerely.
That's
What
F
M
edly
mentioning
their
service
in
;
Thp
CnnsprvfltivP
nartv
would
be
well
advised
the
Spanish
navy.
These
mothers
ro'i
it
in
the
Kewsl
,
i
are
strangers
to
each
other.
,
j
rr
to
stick
to
its
leaders
for
a
few
years
on
end.
1
or-
!
fact
was
that
the
boyc
,
ism
in
Canada
has
been
notorious
for
hiring
and
deserted
after
a
ceremonial
pp.-
floorOmatic
firing
its
chieftains.
This
policy
has
brought
the
.
?c?
SS
About
Oar
PASTRIES
CAKES
t
PIES
cooKffi
All
bake,
frfh
WE
PAINT
.r;
and
DECORATE
ivxterior
or
Interior
SPRAY
or
BRUSH
Wallpaper
Hanging
It's
Yours
For
Just
$55
A
Month
A
beautiful
Ford
or
Monarch
Car
The
average
monthly
instalment
on
a
new
car
Is
a
strain
on
most
family
budgets.
In
order
that
you
may
enjoy.
driving
a
1950
model,
with
the
greatest
financial
convenience
possible,
we
are
offering
a
new
time
payment
schedule
whereby
you
pay
Just
$55
a
month
(following
a
reasonable
down
payment
j
on
any
passenger
car
you
choose.
COME
IN
AND
LEARN
MORE
ABOUT
THE
"55"
CLUB
r
i
i
aOOR
WAXER
One
lost
his
temper'
when
bawled
out
by
a
bullying
officer.
The
indignation
oi
the
Franco
government's
representatives
at
the
refusal
of
Canada
to
hand
these
boys
back
also
tells
if.
own
story.
If
anybody
was
,fio-bing,
it
was
not
the
lads.
I
WISH
I
COULD
REPORT
SO
happily
on
the
case
of
the
twe
North
Korean
boys
who
fled
to
party
notning
nut
gnei.
This
newspaper
certainly
doesn't
support
Mr.
Anscomb's
Tory
policies,
but
in
all
fairness
it
would
point
out
there
has
been
nothing
wrong
with
Mr.
Anscomb's
leadership
of
the
Tory
party.
He
has
been
forthright
and
honest
in
enunciating
Tory
principles;
he
doesn't
believe
our
industrial
development
should
be
subjugated
to
the
demands
of
social
services
and
education
and
bluntly
he
says
so.
Nor
does
I-
im
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11th
St.
South
Korea,
and
then
came
tn
Vancouver
as
stowaways.
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IJM
tin
in?
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rir
q,
iffly
'1
Friends
are
willing
to
guar-1
antee
their
keep
provided
they
are
admitted
to
Canada
as
stu-
J
dents.
The
Minister
has
so
far
lefused
to
giV3
this
permission.
;
Seems
a
shame
to
me.
i
THE
BEST
I
in
Plumbing
!
-
'
HOWIES
he
believe
his
party
should
hide
its
old-fashioned
ideas
with
slogans
designed
to
fool
the
pubic
and
trying
to
'make
us
think
the
Tories
have
gone
modern.
Gen.
George
Pearkes
and
E.
Davie
Fulton,
B.C.
members
of
the
House
of
Commons,
are
mentioned
y.s
possible
successors
to
Mr.
Anscomb.
Both
are
estimable
politicians,
but
there's
no
reason
to
believe
they
can
pull
the
Tories
out
of
the
political
mire
in
which
they're
wallowing,
any
more
than
Mr.
Anscomb
can.
The
B.C.
party
would
do
itself
harm
if
it
raised
a
great
hullabaloo
and
kicked
Herb.
Anwomb
out.
I
he
Spanish
boys
were
vie-
tims
of
a
fascist
government
j
The
Koreans
are
refugees
from
Communist
rule,
which
they
Service
i
claim
was
intolerable.
Seems
to
09
PHONE
...tt
me
we
should
turn
down
nt
refugee
provided
we
can
adml:
them
without
harm
to
our
ow,i
people
as
is
surely
the
case
with
the
Korean
smder.ls.
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