prince
tUmert
Dallp
i3rtos
Thursday,
July
7,
1949
hign
Rear,
grain
growers
sweating
in
Saskatchewan
and
coast
dwellers
slightly
shivering,
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for
the
next
few
days
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and
memories
culled
1.
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and
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An
independent
newspaper
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me
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
M"il'
commuotties
comprising
norrnrn
and
central
British
Columbia
(Authored
u
Second
Class
Mall.
Post
Offl
Department.
Ottawa)
Published
erenr
afternoon
except
Sundae
be
Prtnoa
Rupert
Dally
Newi
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
Britlab
Columbia.
O.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
Q.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
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and
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you.
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will
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true
that
is,
mainly.
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folks
profess
to
1
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not
be
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under-
tiresome
notion
to
reminiscence
regard
it
as
an
easily
stood
and
unadorned
chore,
a
bit
longer'
about
newspapers,
;
1
can
RUNS
LARGEST
WOMEN'S
SECTION
Editor
of
Canada's
largest
daily
newspaper
women's
section,
that
of
the
London
(Ont.)
Free
Press,
Mrs.
Marjorie
Oliver
was
in
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
afternoon
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
after
making
the
round
trip
to
Alaska
and
was
a
caller
at
the
Dily
News
office.
The
London
Free
Press
carries
at
least
seven
pages
of
women's
news
a
day
and
sometimes
more
as
compared
with
two
or
three
in
the
most
of
the
larger
metropolitan
dailies.
So
populai
are
the
social
pages
of
the
Free
Press,
said
Mrs.
Oliver,
that
there
has
to
be
a
limit
on
what
is
accepted
for
publication.
It
is
physically
MEN'S
ALL-WOOL
t,
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at
MEN'S
and
y0lNt
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...
MEN'S
TROl
SHRsJ
mere
are
also
tnose
wno
con-
and
the
life
in
general,
nearly
fess
to
a
feeling
cf
curiosity
about
fifty
years
of
it
spent
di
iftlii!?
this
business
of
helping
get
out
across
Canada
from
the
Mari-a
paper.
They
have
any
num-j
times
to
Skeena.
Everywhere,
bered
of
unanswered
querifts.khiUes
and
responsibilities,
prob-The
y
liked
to
watch
the
sheet
lems
aiid
people
have
been
"being
put
to
bed"
and
listen
to
much
alike
and,
on
the
whole,
me
low,
regular
rumble
of
the
useful
and
pleasant
experiences
press.
They
are
not
sure
pie-
vastly
outnumbered
the
dis-tures
can
be
made
on
the
prem-
tasteful
and
unwelcome.
One
ises.
To
explain
by
saying,
off
ran
remember
so
many
incid-hund,
that
mats
are
east
or
cuts
ents,
anecdotes
and
happenings
used,
does
jiot
enlighten
in
the
ihat
can
occur
only
where
rec-leust.
As
;'or
the
linotype?
urds
of
day
to
day
develop-Thut's
a
study
in
itself.
People
nients
are
being
chronicled.
sometimes
inquire
where
news
comes
from
and
ail
of
this,
be
.
S
ow.
with
e
elections
it
said,
is
not
so
simple
to
an-
safely
over,
school
holidays
In
dines,
tweeds,
w8rsU(h
assortment,
lt,
Special
p
miKTi-s
dress
and
i
SHIRTS
-
Latent
from
impossible
to
handle
many
contributions.
Mrs.
Oliver
does
not
BOYS'
T
SHIRTS
4
LRS
l.atrat
styfc,,
,
j
have
to
send
her
reporters,
of
'which
she
has
a
staff
of
seven
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Enroute
to
naval
hospital
in
the
South
Pacific,
a
baby
boy,
known
only
as
Jose,
a
native
of
the
Yap
race,
is
held
by
a
U.
S.
navy
man,
Just
two
hours
after
his
birth
to
leper
parents.
The
mother
and
father
are
members
of
Hansen's
leper
colony
on
Tln-ian
island
in
the
Marianas.
The
child
appeared
to
be
normal
in
every
respect.
I
What
is
news,
anyway?
.There
are
occasions
when
a
good
story
j
is
instantly
spotted
by
one
man
and
not
even
noticed
by
an-j
Blue
and
khaki
J
Special
iu
-wraauigs.
i
ne
people
oring
(
them
In
and
do
it
promptly
too.
Recently
,the
Free
Press
pub-j
lished
a
notable
one
hundredth
anniversary
number.
It
was
the
'
largest
single
issue
of
a
news-j
paper
ever
published
in
Canada'
nd
toak
a
whole
year
to
pre-j
pare
with
three
months
of
con-
i
centrated
effort
by
the
whole
;
i)
;
WassanHn
4-WAY
j
I
other.
News
is
being
created
everywhere
all
the
time.
What
'
to
some
is
all
important
is
to
others
of
trifling
concern..
Sum-
j
ming
it
all
up,
news
is
Life,
and
:
staff
before
it
was
finally
iss-!
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
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Phone
508
ued.
'1
wonder
h
nur
wo
ova1
Prince
Albert
got
a
iQb
ln
U
can
come
from
any
part
oI
accomplished
it"
said
Mrs
Oil-!
"It
a
new&PaPer
tnere
and
Uted
the
;
the
earth.
Speaking
of
relative
ver
was
a
great
10b
of
journalistic
organization."
I
work
t0.
which
aPPlied
her-j
news
values,
if
your
home
ln
.
f
t.
-
iem
1
1
Mrs
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was
nor
rn
the
tVio
Bea
0,11Benuy
&"a
progressea
.
nuperi
Durnea
aown
mis
aner
Britain's
Position
THIS
IS
NO
TIME
for
gloating
with
anything
in
the
way
of
political
satisfaction
over
the
critical
economic
situation
in
which
Great
Britain
finds
itself.
Possibly,
other
than
a
Socialist
government
might
have
been
making
a
better
job
of
things.
However,
that
is
quite
a
hypothetical
supposition.
It
is
equally
possible
that
no
other
government
could
have
done
better.
Indeed,
it
might
even
have
h&&
more
serious
industrial
troubles
than
those
which
the
present
government
has
had
to
deal
with.
;What
we
are
all
hoping
for,
of
course,
is
that
Britain
may
soon
be
finding
a
solution
of
her
troubles
and
an
easier
row
to
hoe.
Her
position
is
d
difficult
one
and,
in
some
ways,
seemingly
unnatural
but
there
it
is!
Sometimes,
it
seems
that
tye
monetary
and
fiscal
ajigles
are
somewhat
rigid
rpid
that
there
might
be
a
little
more
give
and
take.
However,
there
is
also
the
rest
of
the
world
to
contend
with
a
grim
economic
struggle
for
survival
ever
to
be
considered.
fn
international,
like
in
other
business,
senti-nfient
is
often
lacking.
Now
and
during
the
next
few
weeks
it
will
be
Tell
for
Americans,
Canadian
and
Britons
to
keep
firmly
in
mind
the
political
as
well
as
the
economic
aspects
of
their
mutual
relations.
These
weeks
promise
to
be
trying
ones,
testing
patience
and
wis-(fom
among
the
western
nations.
The
test
will
come
in
the
field
of
economics
and
international
politics,
fi-will
be
fought
out
in
terms
like
"dollar
scarcity,"
""Sterling
area,"
"transferability
of
credits,"
"con-ertability
of
currencies."
It
will
concern
imports,
axports,
employment,
prices.
r
It
would
be
well,
though,
that
we
do
not
become
so
fascinated
with
the
entangled
trees
that
we
lose
s$ght
of
what
Stalin,
Molotov,
Vishinsky
and
their
friends
will
be
watching
namely
the
forest.
As
in
the
war
so
in
the
postwar
conflict,
the
strength
of
the
west
has
been
built
around
the
key-sjtone
of
co-operation.
The
global
dyke
against
communism
is
of
paramount
importance.
Trading
positions
of
the
nations
are,
of
course,
to
be
con-iidered
but
the
political
solidarity
of
the
West
is
t5ie
first
consideration
of
all.
SMITH
&
m$o
i
newspaper
business
born
or
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and
day,"
she
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"but'
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vital
and
startling
than
I
wouldn't
do
any
other
kind
of
word
of
a
fightful
earthquake
work
for
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world."
.
I
In
the
South
Sea
Islands.
trained.
When
she
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widowed
several
years
ago
in
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one
J
major
worry
that
has
been
hanging
over
the
Country
since
the
campaign
started,
observes
the
financial
Post.
There
is
no
question
of
an
ample
-forking
majority
for
the
new
government.
Had
either
of
the
major
political
parties
been
forced
to
depend
on
a
minority
group
for
parliamentary
support,
there
would
have
been
no
hope
'
of
stability
at
a
time
when
a
strong,
stable
government
is
of
the
utmost
importance,
j
But
the
present
top-heavy
majority
was
neither
necessary
nor
desirable.
Not
only
did
it
mean
the
Joss
to
the'
country
of
many
promising
young
jnembers
of
other
parties
who
had
much
to
contribute
to
Canada,
but
it
is
potentially
hazardous
for
the
country.
A
one-sided
House
increases
the
risk
of
the
government
extravagance"
and
of
the
Cabinet
jgnoring
parliament,
i
Lack
of
a
more
powerful
opposition
means
still
greater
responsibility
for
Mr.
St.
Laurent.
In
any
democracy
the
party
out
of
power
is
only
second
in
importance
to
the
one
that
is
in.
In
constructive
criticism,
in
keeping
the
government
on
its
toes
nod
in
fighting
for
economy
in
the
spending
of
public
money
the
Opposition
has
a
vital
contribution
to
make.
But
Canadians
generally
can
be
thankful
that
the
election
was
decisive
and
that
at
the
head
of
the
new
government
is
a
man.
who
commands
of
all
universal
respect.
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