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July
23,
1948
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An
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
nd
all
communities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
(Authorized
as
Second
Class
Mall.
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
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
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
Currency
BERTIN.
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The
philosophy
that
fundamentally
everyone
wants
the
same
things
comfort,
security,
prestige
and
affectionis
supported
even
"In
this
city
of
rubble
and
confusion
that
was
once
the
heart
of
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order
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supply
of
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Fast
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Dry
Yea
from
Once
you
try
it-you'll
always
ust
j,r'
For
instance,
give
candies
to
a
waiter.
He'll
probably
tell
you
he
could
sell
them
for
a
goodj
price
on
the
black
market
but
wants
them
for
his
children...
Give
your
taxi
driver
a
cigarette
that
may
be
worth
two
or
three
dollars,
according
to
the
state
of
the
panicky
market.
More
often
than
not,
with
a
grunt
of
satisfaction,
he
smokes
it.
I
gave
a
bag
of
candies
to
a
man
on
the
elevator
at
Hotel
Am
Zoq,
home
of
transient
quantities
of
fruit
ancj
vge-i
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESS!
The
first
line
on
what
chart?"
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
FOR
ROCK
AND
tables
to
secure
them.
'
In
stores,
dealers
would
rather
sell
goods
for
ctgarets
and
candies
than
for
marks.
The
day
Allies
announced
a
new
currency
for
Western
Germany,
dealers
refused
to
sell
for
marks
and
thousands
of
Berliners
were
turned
away
empty-handed.
"Money
has
gone
crairy
in
Germany,
said
a
middle-aged
Berlin
banker.
'Only
a
sane
CALL;,
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
d
Reflections
In
New
Offices'
ROOM
10
STONE
BUILDINQ
M.
J.
Si
New,
Mode
All
Work
PIANO
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Voir:
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til
u..
New
Phone
BLUE
593
In
future,
there
will
be
a
lowor
rank
than
"Private"
in
the
Army.
It
will
be
known
as
"Recruit."
Having
memories
of
j
chastisement,
administered
by
a
i
sanity
mm
uieie
vwu
nt-vrr
u'
a
sane
government
while
our
city
is
administered
by
Tour
different
powers."
MIKE
f
Phonp
p
actual
cash
is
kept
to
the
rrun,-imum.
Often,
a
speaker
Is
vited
to
dinner,
or
stay.?
few
days
in
somebody's
home.
.
Some-thins;
like
the
old
days
when
the
roving
minister
wqul
be
asked
in
for
the
week-end,
or,
longer.
Usually,
the
eats
would
have
the
average
cafe
"or
hotel
bacUy
beaten.
And
everybody
wottlil
be
so
perfectly,
wonderfully
we!!
behaved
'
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1.
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
SUITE
5.
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
765
P.O.
Box
1401
hard-boiled,
tobacco
chewing
drill
sergeant,
we
hasten
to
sav
that
at
such
a
time
it
was
impossible,
being
a
private,
to
sink
any
lower,
or
to
feel
any
cheaper.
newspapermen
In
Berlin.
He
!
said
he
could
-sell
them
for
a
good
price,
but
I
later
found
he
!
had
given
them
to
the
recep-!
tiunist
for
her
small
daughter.
"One
gift
makes
another,"
said
the
receptionist.
"My
daughter
will
share
the
sweets
with
her
friends.
She
is
always
giving."
I
A
chambermaid
described
how
she
would
use
20
clgaretes
given
her
in
payment
for
washing
a
reporter's
shirts.
.
Four
to
smoke;
six
to
exchange
for
three
loaves
of
bread,
giving
her
family
two
extra
slices
of
bread
daily
for
two
weeks;
three
for
a
new
hair-
do;
five
for
a
new
hat
for
mother;
two
for
her
sister.
"I
have
a
gold
mine,"
she
laughed.
i
Futile
to
Save
With
each
new
currency
crisis
the
value
of
the
mark
has
changed.
So
the
German
treats
currency
as
a
farce.
"What
use
are
marks
in
your
pocket?
asked
a
smoke-grimed
factory
hand
who
works
in
the
American
sector
of
Berlin,
but
lives
in
the
British.
"Better
to
have
things
you
can
enjoy
and
share
with
your
family
and
friends.
I
never
save.
It
is
futile
to
save."
;
Two
factors
contribute
to
the
high
value
of
cigarets
and
candies:
1.
They
are
bought
freely
by
wealthy
racketers
frequenting
the
more
xepenslve
night
clubs
'
2.
German
farmers
pay
large
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Perma.-s
Beautj
all
lb
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4th
Street
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
Chiropractor
21-22
BESNEB
BLOCK
r.0
Box
894
Phone
Blue
442
AIR
PASSENGERS
From
Vancouver
P.
Michal-czuk,
R.
Gdstonguay.
H.
Chambers,
M.
Malklnson,
N.
Mackenzie,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Ferguson,
L.
Veigle,
Mrs.
M.
Bowden,
Capt.
Gordon,
W.
Flnlayson
and
J.
Sheddon.
From
Sandspit
Mr.
Philli,
Mr.
Russell,
Mr.
Hodgkins
and
W.
Couper.
For
Vancouver
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
Cembella,
Ed.
Barrusclale,
Mr.
McAllister,
Mr.
C.
Jacob.-.,
Miss
B.'Seldon,
C.
Heppner
and
Mi.
A.
Bunn.
The
general
understanding
in
Canada
that
no
man
over
forty
years
of
age
need
expect
to
find
employment
appears
to
be
subject
to
revision.
Quite
a
number
of
well
known
citizens,
mentioned
as
possible
successors
to
HAM
Jean
Waeker,
who
first
saw
'
Kaien
Island
In'
1905
Jias
been
revisiting
Prince
'Rupert..,
After
j
the
lapse
of
43
years,
he
'find:
plenty
to
see.
He
was
here
so
i
early,
that
the
G
T
P.
had
found
it
necessary
to
take
steps
against
.
the
attitude
of
Metlakatla
nat-Ives
who
protested
the
railway
i
claim
of
exclusive
use
"of
the
island.
The
Indians
had
defied
Mr.
Mackenzie
King
and
Mr.
HOME
GEORGE
L.
RORIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
Besner
Block
Phone
381
Bracken
are
known
to
be
even
more
than
fifty.
GENERAL
C
Building
andP.-
Roofs,
Chimnf)
Social
Credit
campaigners
in
Quebec,
where
the
political
pot
is
bubbling
musically
just
new,
are
said
to
have
no
war
chest.
Supporters
all
chip
in
a
bit
here,
a
little
there
and
generally
speaking,
the
spending
of
WAR
ON
DANDELIONS
EDMONTON,
f
.The
city
parks
department
has
begun
a
campaign
to
rid
Edmonton's
parks
of
dandelions.
A
mobile
spraying
unit
Is
employed.
Toonerville
Skipper
Dies
MOUNT
VERNON,
N.Y.
Edward
C.
Glaser,
72,
the
original
"skipper"
of
the
Toonerville
Trolley,
Is
dead.
the
government.
The
next
to
defy
the
railway
was
John
Houston,
and
he
succeeded
in
in?.k'ng
it
sti(
k.
He
had
a
grievunce,
bvt
this
was
a
horse
of
another
color-.
'
;v
.
PHCf
Oree
u
BRITISH
LABOR
is
learning
in
the
hard
school
of
experience.
Sir
Stafford
Cripps
is
a
good
teacher.
"We
would
l'C
courting
a
dinnster,"
he
said
recently,
"if
we
pursued
the
will-o-the-wisp
of
increased
personal
incomes
when
we
have
not
got
and
could
not
get
the
goods
to
match
the
incomes."
"We
must,"
he
went
on
to
say,
"exercise
the
restraint
of
a
democrat
unless
we
are
to
be
forced
into
methods
of
totalitarian
control."
"There
was,"
he
continued,
"no
case
whatever
for
any
further
general
increase
of
personal
income
though
there
might
be
cases
where
wages
needed
to
be
raised
for
some
special
reason."
There
is
now
a
stern
hand
at
the
controls.
Sir
Stafford
Cripps
was
the
first
of
the
labor
statesmen
to
face
the
facts.
For
years
labor
has
been
told
that
wages
could
be
raised
substantially.
The
funds
were
to
be
taken
from
profits.
Now'
a
new
and
more
powerful
light
is
being
brought
to
bear
on
the
scene
the
light
of
experience.
The
Manchester
Guardian
Weekly
had
this
to
say
in
a
recent
issue:
"The
main
obstacle
to
tie
overcome
which,
unfortunately,
the
Whlte'Paper
ignores
Is
the
belief
that
profits
are
excessive
and
can
be
squeezed
In
order
to
give
wage
Increases
without
raising
prices."
It
goes
on
to
add:
"Dividends
are
quite
decpetive;
In
most
companies
profits
are
a
very
smaii
proportion
of
the
turnover.
They
cannot
be
taxed
much
more
severely
without
causing
very
real
hardship
to
many
people
and
seriously
weakening
the
incentive
on
which
much
of
our
economic
effort
depends."
And
the
Labor
Government
in
England
has
at
last
been
compelled
to
recognize
the
truth.
The
recent
issue
of
"The
Economist"
states
the
case
in
these
words:
"They,
(the
members
of
the
Labor
Government)
will
have
much
educational
work
to
do,
both
on
themselves
and
their
followers,
they
will
have
to
show
what
the
alternatives
are:
a
mere
increase
in
money
Incomes
which
secures
only
a
passing
improvement
in
real
wages
at
the
expense
of
other
members
of
the
community,
or
a
further
Impetus
to
rising
costs,
stagnation
in
exports,
threatened
unem-ploymen
and
a
thriving
black
market."
;
This,
of
course,
is
only
a
brief
reference
to
the
process
going
on
in
the
ranks
of
labor
throughout
the
length
and
breadth
of
England.
What
has
brought
it
about?
The
force
of
circumstances,
".'
There
is
no
other
answer.
A
government
came
into
,
power
in
England
with
promises
more
lavish
than
Major
Douglas
proffered
to
Alberta,
perhaps
as
our
Socialists
now
proffer
to
the
voters
of
Canada.
They
thought
that
capital
was
an
almost
endless'
source
of
supply
for
higher
standards
of
living
for
the
workers.
They
thought
to
combine
higher
earnings,
shorter
hours
with
higher
standards
of
living.
Unfortunately
or
perhaps
fortunately
they
began
to
realize
that
wages
and
salaries
are
a
means
of
distribution
of
goods
and
that
production
must
precede
distribution.
The
facts
are
being
driven
home
with
telling
..force.
In
the
absence
of
increased
production,
prices
rise.
With
the
increase
in
prices
comes
the
reduction
in
real
wages.
The
worker
has
more
money
but
it
will
buy
less
goods.
The
laws
of
economics
are
stern
and
implacable.
We
reap
what
we
have
sown.
In
the
new
Nirvana,
if
it
ever
comes,
labor
will
cease
to
fear.
It
will
know
that,
with
increased
production,
comes
prosperity
for
labor"
in
England
and
a
prosperous
world,
on
which
after
all
England's
prosperity
depends.
KEEPING
CREDIT
GOOD
TO
KEEP
one's
credit
above
reproach
is
a
good
thing
for
a
nation,
a
country
or
an
individual,
and
Canada,
according
to
the
Minister
of
Finance,
may
be
said
to
enjoy
this
distinction.
Numerous
Canadians,
when
they
read
the
recent
budget,
neglected
to
lavish
much
praise
which
was
natural
enough.
When
there
is
a
great
surplus,
relief
frm
soaring
faxes
is
expected.
However,
the
Minister
knew
his
own
mind,
and
proposed
to
do
as
he
considered
best,
no
matter
who
might
feel
disposed
to
argue
the
point.
So
that
was
that.
..
Announcement
is
made
that
the
government
has
borrowed
$150,000,000
from
three
United
States
insurance
companies,
on
15
year
bonds,
paying
three
per
cent
and
taken
at
par.
Most
of
the
loan
will
be
used
to
retire
advances
to
Canada
from
a
bank
in
Washington.
The
transaction,
despite
all
the
criticism,
this
crisis
and
that
crisis,
war
rumors,
confusion
and
.
spreading
of
mischievous
half-truths,
harmful
propaganda,
illustrates
the
cardinal
and
funda-mental
fact
that
in
Canada
there
is
stability,
and
that
her
credit
is
sound.
QrAi.m
THE
LAST
WORD
Itl
RIDING
COMFORT.
.
.
For
DoanfJWi
Serrinr
tlie
Fisheries
Industr-
Wells
(P.R.)
Ltd.
j
Cartace,
Labelling,
Weighing'
BLLE
189
BLl'E
980
MAC
Box
V,i
Silvertown
by
B.F.
Goodrich
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Ormes
D
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMiSl
You'll
have.
te.
unioollicst.
snfi'st,
most
lnirioii
ride
you've
ever
liad
.
.
.
rusliionrd
afiuinnt
tin
s-hock
of
niiminj;
over
humps,
nils,
Moric?
anil
other
objects.
These
bifi.
buoyant,
billowy
tire
smntlwr
roail
chock
instead
of
traiiMiiitlin
it
to
the
car
anil
to
you
because,
they
run
on
only
24
lbs.
air
pressure
!
BUT
THAT'S
ONLY
HALF
THE
STORY!
A
33c
stronger
lire
boily
fiivrs
you
extra
blowout
protection
longer
tire
life.
Iltinilrcils
of
skiil-resilin;
eil;cs
in
the
treail
meun
faster,
iafer
stops.
'
Ami
-you
can
also
onjov
FHKKDOM
FROM
PUNCTURES
!
The
STORE
HOURS
WEEK-DAYS,
9
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SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
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TO
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TO
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quality
of
lie
sells.
,
That
i.i
your
best
guarantee
I"
himself
responsible
when
he
make
lh
Your
jeweller
knows
that
yu
H
thing
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boy
from
him
tu
be
exactly
a
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l
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lira
and
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