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L?rinrc
Rupert
Dailp
J"3ctos
LtB.
Thursday,
July
29,
1948
Brigadier
Gillimzham
BETTER
GO
HOME
Editor.
Daily
News:
I
believe
that,
since
the
Eastern
and
Western
powers
have
v.ii,oirf
Rpriin
from
each
An
Independent
dnllr
newspaper
demoted
the
upbuilding
of
FrtaM
Rupert
and
all
communities
eompnsirjg
norther
and
central
British
Columbia
(Authorise
aa
Second
Class
Mall.
Port
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
everv
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
Q.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRT.
Managing
Director.
MEMBEK
OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
ATOIT
BtTFEAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DALLY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
Is
Retiring
SUBSCRIPTION
P.ATR3
City
Carrier,
per
.
l.Ve;
Per
Month.
6Sc;
Per
Teat.
7
00:
By
Mall.
Per
Month.
40c;
Per
Year,
4.00.
0,
Uiut
nauv
u
----
other,
it
would
be
a
good
idea
if
they
both
started
for
home
and
stopped
snarling
at
each
other
over
a
dead
corpse.
Since
theres
nothing
there
for
either
of
them,
but
to
humiliate
a
whipped
and
hungry
population,
they
could
do
better
at
in
11
After
Fifty
Tears
With
Salvation
Army
A
fur
half
a
century
of
active
service
in
the
Salvation
Army,
forty
years
as
an
officer.
Brigadier
Joseph
T.
GUlingham,
divisional
commander
of
Ihe
Salvation
Armv
for
northern
and
4
home
building
up
their
smasneo
cities
or
fighting
inflation.
Thev
PrieiuU
are
wrl-me
in
the
hnrnr
y,,
wltli
taxleful
eolor.
alia.
Tilii..
all
an
U-
iniprel
with
MunatmO
r:.
H
have
both
been
wrong
at
times:
but
a
conference
table
Is
the,
place
to
settle
those
differences
and
at
the
same
time
organize
in
ur
Inline
"friend
winning"
r.
j
tlii
iiHxIiTii
fmitri.
"1
QUEBEC
VOTES
provinces
are
not
changing
their
governments
CANADA'S
in
this
year
of
many
elections
and
there
was
no
expectation
that
Quebec
would
be
any
exception
to
what,
after
Ontario,
New
Brunswick
and
Saskatchewan,
seemed
to
be
the
rule.
Premier
Maurice
Duplessis'
administration
seemed
sure
to
be
re-mandated
but
possibly
there
mav
have
been
some
element
of
surprise
in
the
landslide
return
to
power
which
it
w
as
accorded.
Certainly,
there
is
little
comfort
for
the
Liberal
who,
let
alone
f
ailintr
to
increase
their
strength,
were
all
l
-esir
.--
a:
.
77loncme(
:&J
central
British
Columbia,
is
retiring.
His
successor
here
will
be
Major
Cornelius
Warrendf-n.
at
present
young
people's
secretary
in
Vancouver.
Brigadier
and
Mrs.
Gillir.frr.am
will
take
their
farewell
from
Prince
Rupert
at
a
Northern
British
Columbia
Congress
to
be
held
here
September
3
to
6
with
High
(ilim
fur
Trim
.lui.
atin
UnUh
fr
KiJ
of
a
prime
TIME
OUT'
FOR
A
PRIME
MJNISTER-The
life
wimp
minister
is
not
a
happy
one.
but
even
India's
one
world
force
and
aWde
by
their
rules.
Until
thatlime
there
never
will
be
peace.
Another
item
drawn
to
my
attention,
is
in
all
speeches
Irom
the
powers
that
be,
I
have
never
once
heard
or
read
where
the
rd
'God"
was
spoken.
Is
it
possible
that
He
has
been
deserted
for
power,
the
rouble
or
the
dollar
bill,
or
doesn't
he
count.
Thanking
you
for
your
space
B
H.
TRAXLER.
Pandit
Jawaharlal
Nehru
i
centre-,
takes
an
oc-
iiiiriH.ni,
Monamel
X
for
Exte
minister
Commissioner
Charles
B-iu
;h
and
C!iciuKa:
afternoon
off.
During
i.:s
recent
tour
oi
war-win
ikwu-mir.
Nehru
tk
the
opportunity
to
play
a
few
sets
of
badminton
wili
India's
deSenc
emmister.
Sarour
BalUt-v
Singh.
owrti
Col.
G.
Best,
field
secretary
from
Toronto,
in
uiieridaiice.
Tl'.ry
will
then
leave
for
Vancouver
where
they
will
make
their
home
in
retirement.
Brigadier
GUlinphara
joined
s
Army
as
a
young
man
in
New
AIR
PASSENGERS
sional
commander
for
Northern
British
Columbia.
i
-Rev.
Father
A
t
r.mmriwm
has
been
no
i
To
Vancouver
less
active
m
t:ie
Army
work
j
Mtlnnes.
Ir.onsor?
-Jussey.
Thorn
-
GORDON
AM)
ANDEKsM
PRINCE
Rl'PERT.
B.
C
foundland.
After
serving
Ior
than
her
husband
whom
she
,
as
King,
uio
wuuny,.
.
r
.
,
ten
vears
as
a
soldier,
he
re
married
in
1911
after
heving
J.
tewart.
in
10..
been
engaged
in
school
teaching
j
To
Sandspit
R.
Moody.
ceived
his
officership
following
attendance
i
.i.i
n
N..
uuna
ana.
jjieir
u.-pui
i-
W
E.
Simmons,
local
manager
of
Canadian
National
Telegraphs,
is
returning
to
the
city
on
tonight's
train
from
a
vacation
trip
to
Edmonton.
Mrs
Simmons
and
family
are
spending
the
summer
holidays
in
Edmonton.
McMull-
f.-,.m
Prince
Rimer:
will
be
I
From
Vancouver
k
Wan
vour
best
tea
kellle
lost
much
resetted.
lien.
R.
A.
Fraser.
J.
Stewart.
:
-
!
From
Sandspit
H.
Gordon
but
wiped
out
in
seatage.
Provincial
autonomy
and
anti-communism
enthusiasm
turned
the
trick
for
the
rightist
Duplessis
and
the.
Quehec
people
were
abundantly
emphatic
about
how
they
felt
on
these
two
issues.
The
Quebec
outcome
may
also
seem
somewhat
disconcerting
lor
the
federal
Liberals
and,
in
view
of
the
friendliness
of
Duplessis
and
the
Progressive-Con.vervative
Premier
George
Drew
of
Ontario,
it
leaves
room
for
speculation
as
to
how
the
Liberals
might
fare
in
a
national
election.
The
very
provincial
attitude
that
caused
them
to
so
thumpingly
endorse
thtir
non-Ottawa
co-operating
Premier
could
swing
them
in
federal
voting
against
a
-political
alliance
with
Conservative
Ontario,
no
matter
what
the
associations
of
the
currently
victorious
Duplessis
may
be.
,
NEW
FREIGHT
RATES
DEAL
not
unexpected
application
of
Canadian
railways
THE
for
a
further
increase
in
freight
rates
over
-
and
above
the
much-protested
twenty-one
percent
increase
throws
the
whole
matter
of
railway
fruioht
viitps
much
in
the
limelierht
ae-ain.
It
-has
Kowe.
A.
Hershey.
officer
training
college
in
lor-onto.
His
first
posting
was
as
captRin
in
charge
at
Strathroy.
Ontario.
Service
at
various
other
points
in
Ontario
and
Nova
Scotia
was
followed
in
1924
by
ap-DOintment
as
first
divisional
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
on
the
last
fishing
trip
or
did
Junior
pirate
your
favorite
ttauce-pan
to
bail
his
pk
iff
?
Dmi't
worry
replace
them
wtih
a
selection
from
our
stock.
Mr.
F.
Freeborn
and
son,
Vic-
j
toria;
J
Howe,
Vancouver;
T.
B.
commander
in
Bermuda
wrrrr
Brown.
Vancouver:
Mr.
and
Mr.'..
Perculators
Saucepans
(J
three
years
were
spent.
Returning
to
Canada,
appointment
as
H.
Loder.
Prince
George;
T.
Woods.
Smiihers;
H.
S.
Rustad.
I'reserving
Kettles
Iireais
;
Tea
Kettles
Canister;
Ciarbage
Pails
Offers
Are
Invited
for
LEASE
POWER
PLANT,
WrtlRF
AND
BUILDINGS
This
plant
is
located
on
the
west
side
of
Princess
Royal
Isl-an;i.
B.C..
in
the
heart
of
the
herring
fishing
grounds
and
is
a
hydro
electric
installation,
now
operating,
of
a
rated
capa-City
of
1240
h.p.
Buildings
consist
of
power
house,
warehouse,
bunkhouse.
staff
cottages
and
worshop.
Wharf
is
of
heavy
construction.
All
above
facilities
available
for
lease;
ideally
suited
for
fish
reduction
or
similar
plant.
Applt:
W.
Ruiwel
Watson.
C.A.,
ti02
W.
Hastings,
Van.,
B.C.
(1791
officer
in
charge
of
citadels
at
Forl
Edward:
R
A.
iraser.
Van-Montreal,
Vancouver,
Winnipeg
C0UVPr.
J.
L.
Stuart.
Toronto;
H
and
Calgary
followed.
Gordon,
Vancouver;
A.
Hershey
After
a
year
of
social
service
'
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H
work
at
Brandon.
Brigadier
Gil-
Brooks.
Reno.
Nevada:
C.
Mac-lingham
came
north
as
divisional
Lean.
Juneau:
Mrs
H.
C.
Leece,
commander
for
Northern
British
Juneau;
Mrs.
D.
B.
Apland,
rnlnmhia
and
Alaska,
headquar-
Huntington
Park,
California.
i
ll
'all..
linillW
1
been
tienerally
admitted
that
the
railways
must
,ters
then
being
made
st
Wran-
Mrs.
J.
Caider,
Terrace;
w.
will-
Bas
lilt
4
S18
3rd
Are.
E.
J
j
gell
With
tne
separation
ui
lscnut.
t
Alaska.
Brigadier
Gillingham
W.
Ludwig,
Hazelton;
Mr.
and
i
v,,
ir,
A",rii
1Q4R
ui
r'ivi-
Mrs.
W.
Panter.
Hazelton.
:
BUSINESS
AND
PROFES
find
new
revenues
so
some
sort
of
a
further
rate
boost
seems
inevitable.
At
the
same
time,
there
are
.
ineoualities
and
penalties
under
which
certain
parts
.
of
the
Dominion,
particularly
British
Columbia
and
the
Maritimes,
are
now
suffering,
inequalities
which
fm-thpr
arwntnated
bv
the
increases
in
4
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
rates
which
only
make
more
obvious
the
need
for
their
relief.
.
!
Financial
Post,
even
though
it
is
published
in
Ontario
which
is
not
much
perturbed
as
long
as
it
j
thinks
onlv
of
itself,
calls
for
a
"new
look"
at
the
!
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ROCK
AX
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M.
J.S.!
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the
story
of
emo-
tionol,
red-hoired
Kathy
pitied
olono
aqainst
the
cruel
North.
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L.
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4th
ft
The
same
story
that
captured
the
hearts
of
readers
in
the
original
publisher's
edition
at
$3.00.
HAN'
GEORGE
L
RORIE
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Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
ncome
Tax
Return
Compiled.
BeKner
Block
Phone
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for
HOME
GEN'EK.U
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j.
;:
Choose
one
of
these
thrilling
novels
to
be
sent
as
a
bonus.
All
:
whole
question
of
rates
and
speaks
sympathetically
in
regard
to
the
case
of
seven
provincial
premiers
who
are
demanding
a
new
deal
on
the
whole
freight
rates
ouestion.
Apropos
of
new
developments
in
t
the
freight
rates
r
alter,
Financial
Post
pays:
The
Canadian
railways
stood
to
net
$65
millions
ft
year
after
the
lont
-drawn-out
struggle
for
a
freight
rate
increase.
Last
week
they
committed
themselves
to
$16
millions
a
year
in
.
extra
wages.
Very
obviously,
the
railways
will
have
to
get
another
rate
'
boost.
We
think
there
is
much
to
be
said
for
the
approach
of
the
seven
provincial
premiers
who
this
week
stormed
Ottawa
de-
mantling
a
frontal
attack
on
the
whole
railway
rate
issue.
Their
strategy
is
designed
to
bring
about
a
thorough
overhaul
o!
the
whole
freight
rate
structure.
Surely
there
is
need
for
this.
Many
very
fundamental
things
have
happened
to
the
economic
structure
of
Canada,
and
to
transportation,
since
1922,
since
which
year
Transport
Min-
'
Ister
Chevrier
blithely
confessed
in
the
House
"there
have
been
-
no
changes
in
the
general
rate
level,
though
rates
have
been
substantially
increased
both
in
the
United
Stats
and
in
the
United
Kingdom",
In
fact,
so
great
and
so
fundamental
have
the
changes
been
since
1922
that
we
would
think
this
prima
facie
evidence
that
something
needs
to
be
done
about
them.
'
The
seven
provincial
premiers
want
this
matter
tackled
by
a
Royal
Commission
because,
they
say,
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners
is
so
hamstrung
by
Its
own
rate-making
precedents
and
the
terms
of
its
assignment
that
It
can't
do
a
full
and
fair
review.
Few
would
deny
that
the
staff
of
the
Transport
Commission
contains
many
outstanding
experts
and
that
in
it
is
lodged
a
ma;or
accumulation
of
lechnical
knowledge
about
rail
rate
making.
But
we
lean
far
to
the
premiers'
view
that
what's
needed
now
is
a
fresh,
imaginative
and
unhampered-by-tradition
approach
to
this
Important
problem.
It
is
dominated
by
two
fundamentals.
Our
railways
have
to
be
kept
in
sound
financial
condition.
,
They
must
not
only
be
permitted
to
earn
their
keep,
but
they
most
accumulate
sufficient
additional
funds
for
sufficiently
rapid
replacement
and
development.
In
this
latter
respect,
the
railways
have
too
long
been
starved.
That
Is
sheer
folly
and,
.
in
the
long
run,
extra
costly.
The
second
fundamental
is
that
Canada
is
a
nation;
that
Cape
Bretons
are
Canadians
anci
so
are
Vancouver
Islanders.
These
ere
natural
penalties
of
living
on
the
periphery.
But
if
rates
are
rigged
to
establish
unnatural
economic
penalties
lor
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anybody,
then
surely
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will
be
added
to
all
taxes
remaining
unpaid
at
August
1st.
Final
date
tor
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Is
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the
city
offices
will
be
open
from
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
for
payment
of
taxes
only.
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post
marked
not
later
than
July
31st
will
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accepted
without
penalty.
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