2
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tne
ir.-igntei
Alaska
huite
'
Capt
John
Oarrick,
ts
in
pjrt
yesieraay
on
hei
ieturn
;r
n
-outh
from
Taku
Inlet
with
"ere
nom
fo!a.is-Taku
mip.
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Tuesday,
Octooer
24,
labO
public
miuk
ui
iisn.
when
:'.-;
.
J.
oeuimeu-SnuUi,
pu'j.ic
one
names
this
port.
Study
that
relations
repre.vritativ
of
Can-point
and
go
on
from
there.
But
jadian
National
Railways
In
Lon-there
would
have
to
be
roo.1
,l5on,
England,
in
th
omnx-
of
a
taste,
wide
variety,
good
cooking
jtowr
of
Canada,
will
be
a
visi'or
and
general
attractiveness.
jln
the
city
tomorrow
He
il!
arrive
from
Vancouver
on
the
In
crder
to
hear
the
radio
in
Warner
Prince
Qeorge
and
pro-the
comer
cafe,
a
white
haired
ceed
East
by
th.
evening
train,
war
veteran
would
slip
in
re
i-
j
Supervisor
of
fisheries,
G.
S.
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THE
PLUNGE
PEOPLE
IN
Western
Canada
must
have
been
surprised,
as
well
as
pleased,
to
note
tnat
rro-
credit
the
importance
of
Hud-
fessor
Harrv
Caidv
is
to
scns
Bay
because
Prince
Rupert
lessor
Harry
vd.vMuy
is
u.
i
u
entirely
jce.free.
Tenty
ships,
be
a
Candidate
for
the
no
matter
where
or
rKJwload.-d.i5
leadership
of
the
Liberal
party!
a
good
sized
fleet.
Some
day,
In
Ontario
j
Prince
Rupert
wHl
see
her
eleva-It
is
an'
old
story
that
east-j
tor
really
working,
but
not
bt
erners
move
west
and
go
Into;
fore
there
Is
a
far
heavier
Ho
politics.
This
time
a
native
son;
of
grain,
and
the
Far
East,
in-or
B.C.
goes
east,
makes
good
in
j
stead
of
unrest
and
wars,
bt-one
field,
then
jumps
Into
an-
comes
a
consumer
and
builder,
other
which,
at
first
glance,
seems
tef-me
Rumrlsinelv
surprisingly
different
mnerent.
HARRY
CASSIDY
Is
very!
ancient
and
honorable
institution
of
Parliament
THE
as
exemplified
throughout
the
British
Commonwealth
will
celebrate
its
own
strength
with
.the
ceremonies
attending
the
opening
of
the
new
Chamber
for
the
House
of
Commons
at
old
Westminster
on
Thursday
of
this
week.
Appropriately
enough
the
Prime
Minister,
Clement
Attlee,
said
when
the
foundation
stone
of
the
new
building
was
being
laid
two
and
a
half
years
ago
that
the
House
of
Commons
was
not
a
building
it
was
a
living
fellowship
renewed
throughout
the
centuries,
changing
in
its
membership
but
always
in
its
essence
the
same.
The
Chamber
might
be
scarred
or
ruined
by
war
but
in
essential
it
was
unchanged
a
place
wherein
free
British
men
and
women,
freely
elected,
can
speak
freely
and
speak
to
serve
the
Commonwealth.
The
fact
that
29
other
Parliaments
of
the
Commonwealth
will
be
represented
at
the
opening
of
the
new
British
House
is
possibly
the
greatest
testimonial
to
the
validity
of
the
constitutional
form
"and
practice
evolved
at
Westminster
through
700
"
or
00
years.
much
the
professor
almost
hketKupet
nas
wn
oeen
laaeyuia;
the
Hollywood
Idea
of
a
pro-
itself
a
"fish
town."
Yet,
it
fessor
in
his
mannerisms.
He
is
Isn't.
Take
the
halibut
mv.
I
Use
C'.ass.fleds
for
Results.
asm
tui
to
cot
os
But
knew,
horn
-Vlcts
..
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VapoRub
.
Luxury
Steamer
PRINCE
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VANCOUVER
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l
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Sw
ii
"KventuaBy
Why
THE
ink
m
if
Alwoys
F(
Nu
auiUUr
Rupert
Re
and
Elect.
so
damn
polite
that-if
you
are
really
dumb-you
might
even
mistake
him
for
a
sissy.
J
And
If
you
did
so
mistake
him
brother,
how
wrong
you
woui'l
mature,
why
exoloitation
of
sa-be!
food
could
not
be
successfully
For
beneath
that
mild
and
po-
developed
in
Prince
Rupsrt.
rTha
lite
exterior
there
is
a
toughness
;
"
larly
and
drink
a
cup
of
colt
near
rrs
home
in
Vancouver.
welfare
man
a
quick
thinker
mentioned
this
to
a
friend
w'tn
small
but
good
mantle
radio.
It
j
cnancea
to
oe
an
extra
Ana
evr
since
then,
the
old
soldier.
Instead
cf
dozing
and
dresmini;.
hat
be?n
living.
And
as
for
T
W
M,
it's
be-n
years
since
he
U-lt
so
good.
A
state-sponsoied
lottery
In
Bntain
is
said
to
be
having
the
favorable
consideration
of
thi
povernment.
Even
should
y.;u
fail
to
be
a
prize
winner,
the
j
system
will
man
lower
taxs.
The
sweecstake.
although
ba?i-
ned
in
Canada,
has
Ion?
bee
1
:
supported
in
principle,
by
the
Canadian
public.
Take
a
fling
sti
anyway
In
as
well
as
outside
j
Canada.
You
can
reckon
the,
cash
is
going
somewhere.
scorf
Iukhcbor
women.
Preferring
to
take
their
on
time
v,l.
,,Tn
Wonderful
"onaerTUI
New
neW
liilflllStHMMlNI
.l'!
ROYAL
f-l
DRY
YEAST
and
a
firmness
as
strong
as
steel.
about
dressing,
have
gene
from
British
Columbia
to
Kingston
Ont.i
penitentiary.
Weather
car
turn
quite
cool
in
the
eastern
provinces.
And
there
is
always
some
uncertainty
as
to
the
heat-inn
facilities
and
creature
comforts
of
an
old
Jail
SATIN
-
GLO
Semi
Gloss
&
High
Gloss
'n
mony
beautiful
tints
for
interior
decorating.
QUICK
DRvfNG
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
raST
Faft
KlSllig
Diti.n
r-
Dry
V..ii
TeaSf!
(IMIIAMOII
BUNS
f"llIe
into
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IE.
liikfararm
water,
jrr:inn-latcd
sngar;
tir
nni!
tw;:ir
i
FWiM-hmann't
kmal
Kat
K'iny
liry
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f
.ft
't:ir!
10
mm
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and
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tmtn.
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h.tr
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to
yrut
tmx-wr
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writ
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i
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mm
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nltni
bread
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Knea4
tmiil
mnnih
and
etatir;
ptar
tit
trt-ard
b.wl;
brwth
top
wilt!
tnetreij
biittrr
or
hurtenn.
Corrr
aud
art
ia
arm
piacr.
tree
dranuht.
!
r
n
mil.
I
kitM
m
bulk.
Whit
dough
tt
riiti,
combine
IVa
c.
brown
uaar
fairath.
rrretf
dwnt,
)
(auad
ctmumon,
1
c.
washed
and
dried
fteedlei
rauini.
I'urK-h
d.wa
Vaiali
and
doale
into
2
r.raat
tr-lnm;
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into
unoaili
lutls.
U,4l
e.
h
piere
into
an
otiliig
V"
ihuk
ud
Ik
lun;
la.ara
drnuih.
Ilrn.h
with
melted
Ullter
or
BuirKaruic.
Srmklc
with
rattm
mixture.
Hritia,
mug
at
a
Umu
eitKe.,rull
up
each
pee
l.iel,
hke
a
)eHr
n.lt
Cut
into
1"
ilicea.
I'lace
)ut
tnachiii:
eae
other,
a
cut-fttde
ut,
in
Kreaed
?"
round
layer
catr
pani
(or
oiher
ahal-tow
parut.
(,reae
ti.
Oter
and
let
nvt
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Hake
in
moderate
oven,
Jio.
20
2)
minutea.
Serve
but,
or
reheated.
No
more
ukio
chances
with
pwiahaW
yrmt
fit
that
have
loit
lhfc
lv(ring
power!
New
Fleuchmano'i
Fa
DRY
Veast
kep
full
ttrengih
and
active
right
till
rhc
rounieru
you
ute
ir.
Need
NO
Krfrieraii.m
keeps
aafely
m
your
cuphuard.
Try
rt
marvellouf
reiln
ia
your
next
bakina.
And
In
private,
when
the
Pro-
Mackenzie
King
himself,
fessor
gets
really
mad
as
he
it
must
have
seemed
fantastic
;
did
at
the
time
of
Munich
i,
he
to
Dr.
Cassidy
at
first.
But
after
abandons
his
classroom
remem-1
au
wr,o
should
know
better
ber-the-ladies
manner.
He
lets
than
Mr.
King
what
are
the;
go
with
a
blast
of
powerful
possibilities
for
achievement
cf!
language
that
he
must
have
a
professor-torned-politician?
He
picked,
up
in
the
army
or
as
a
himself
not
only
established
a;
whistle
punk,
or
something
like
world's
record
for
success
in
i
that
in
his
youthful
days
in
this
field;
but
one
ol
the
rea-
B.C.
logging
camps.
(sons
WHY
he
was
able
to
do
so
oOo
j
vaS
because
he
surrounded
him-
DR.
CASSIDY
13
In
fact
onejgejf
wjth
top
civil
servants
.with
01
tne
woria
s
greaisi
outiai
te
game
social-scientist
Dat&-work
scientists
In
this
field
he
ground.
has
a
career
full
of
achievement,
Mr
King
Is
best
known
to
the
behind
him
both
in
Canada
and
general
public
as
a
psat
master
the
U.SA.
When
the
United
at
winning
elections.
But
to
ser-
Natkins
was
asked
by
Egypt
to
send
them
an-
expert
to
advbe
on
a
thorough
overhaul
of
their
social
welfare
et-up,
the
j
picked
Professor
Cassidy.
Anyone
who
knows
much
about
social
work
in
North
America
knows
about
Dr.
Cassidy.
The
surprising
thing
is
that
at
his
age
'just
pa.st
50i
he
she
'
be
willing
to
leave
the
security
of
a
top
position
in
the
acad-
emic
world
for
an
arena
as
tur
bulent
as
Ontariq
provincial
pol-
Itics.
'
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ON
DECCA
Per
Year,
$5.00.
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4
i
8
J
9
Ruhherc
'
m
f
jln
i
-
REAL
DEFENCE
m
QUPPOSE
that
the
evil
avalanche
of
Commun-;
O
ism
slithers
over
all
of
Asia
and
Europe,
as
Z
Churchill
says
it
can
unless
the
free
nations
work
the
miracle
of
unity.
Suppose
that
the
free
nations
created
chaos
in
Europe
and
Asia
by
the
destruction
of
industrial
production
from
the
Atlantic
to
the
Pacific
and
from
the
Arctic
to
the
Mediterranean
and
the
In-;
dian
Ocean.
Suppose
that
production
was
crippled
in
the
Americas
by
considerable
destruction
and
by
Z
lack
of
world
trade.
What
would
free
nations
do
then?
Would
we
attempt
to
occupy
and
control
Eu-
rope
and
Asia?
The
occupation
of
part
of
Europe
Z
hm
crippled
us.
Occupation
in
our
humanitarian-Z
ism
means
rescue
from
starvation
and
disease
and
Z
restoration
of
production.
-
If
two
thirds
of
the
population
of
the
world
floundered
helplessly
about
in
chaotic
conditions
and
the
one
third
in
the
free
nations
could
not
sus-
tain
democracy
with
a
sufficient
degree
of
civili-
zation,
what
would
we
do
then?
;
;
Only
the
blazing
sun
of
spiritual
strength
and
5
enormous
physical
barriers
of
moral
defense
can
stop
an
evil
avalanche.
The
free
peoples
of
the
world
must
stop
the
.
avalanche
now
or
spend
generations
in
restoring
'
civilization
around
the
fringes
of
its
destruction.
3
phon(
Ta
Jullendar
quintuplets,
now
winsome
looking
young
ladies.
smiled
and
sang
their
way
into
Mew
York's
good
graces
at
a
big
dinner
last
week.
It
was
their
A
Tirst
visit
and
hundreds
were
present.'
It
would
have
bee
1
a
a
pleasing
sight,
also,
for
their
first
acquaintance
old
Dr.
Dafoe.
Twenty
vessels
carrying
5.523,-CO'J
Q
bushels
of
wheat
sailed
from
Port
Churchill
this
season
ar.d
thpre
is.
tin
lutint.
in
Lrvinp
tr,
H
.
I
.it.
lor
Chiefly
because
such
huse
quantities
of
halibut
have
been
I
shipped
through
tvere.
Prince
,
and
what
wculd
there
be?
Jus;
the
usual
saimon
season
iiKe
anvwhere
else
But
ther-
Is
no
real
reason
unless
a
little
pre-
he
is
doing
on
the
advice
of
no
j
;
less
an
authority
than
the
late
i
ious
students
of
government
as.
a
science
he
will
be
better
re
membered
as
the
man
respon-j
.sible
for
making
Canada's
top
level
public
service
the
most
ef-j
ficiently
manned
of
any
coun-;
'
try
in
the
world.
oOo
I
OF
COURSE
IT
WAS
one
thing
for
Mr.
King
to
handpiekj
Probably
not
even
a
member
ofj
the
Liberal
party
jnade
a
cabinet
minister.
"iris
another
thing
i
str
Cassidy
has
brains.
Now
they,
know
he's
got
guts
too.
He
must
have
or
he'd
never
take
THIS
p!un;e.
'
IV
1.
ir-VV
Pf
NEW
LIQUOR
STORE
PHONE
.
79
The
Liberal
party
In
the
on-
one
to
advise
even
Dr.
Cissidy
tario
field
is
at
a
near-all-time
to
run
for
the
leadership
of
a
low
and
that
is
really
saying
party
in
opposition
in
Tory
On-something
In
view
of
past
slumps
tario.
in
prestige
and
power.
'
Everybody
knew
that
Profes-
III
ts&eM
0O0
THE
KEY
TO
THE
riddle
is
that
Professor
Cassidy
was
advised,
even
urged,
to
do
what
Oreer
a
months
sty
Itlallacr
Pjanuary
a
y
eaui
r'-i
idtr.
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If
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arcourit
promptly
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agreed.
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places.
Our
town
was
a
fur
trading
outpost
in
the
early
days
now
it
is
part
of
a
great
forest
industry.
And
serving
that
industry
and
us
is
the
bank
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a
branch
of
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Commerce.
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