Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
JOHNNY'S
I
St.
Lawrence
i
Action
Urged
f
uesday.
Jure
13,
1950
it
was
18
years
since
the
first
I
agreement
wnich
we
were
ready
to
carry
out
Jailed
tj
pass
the
United
States
Congress
and
nine
years
since
the
second
agreement
was
made.
He
said
the
need
for
more
electrical
energy
In
Canada
was
urgent.
n
As
IMM
it
"
"
li1
CANTON.
N
Y.
O
Another
aj-
:
PaI
fr
action
on
the
St.
Law
V
PREFER
rence
seaway
and
power
project
Was
speaking
to
a
cabin
owner
An
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association
6.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
was
made
by
Prime
Minister
St.
It's
buy
in
ess
wise
to
advcrtlM
nisi?
For
Sumnil
herearejusta
OF
THE
GOOD
Va;
Men's
Pure
Wool
vi
JACKETS-b-.ue
and
I
Reg$
30
00.
Now
SI
Men's
Brown
OXFok
good
fit,
latest
style
f
Mens
WIXdbkeakJ
eg-
$5
00.
N,JW
Young
Men'
cl
PANTS-perfect
f;t
a"ri
From
Men's
Felt
IiATs
!
Lgo
Uurent
Sun
by
at
the
convoca-corr.fortable
some
years
constructed
a
end
well
stocked
,
tion
of
st-
Lawrence
University,
building
directly
across
the
har-j
Receiving
an
honorary
degree,
bor.
Near
a
heaven-reaching
the
Canadian
Prime
Minister
lim
evergreen,
whose
branches
Mld
"Canadians
are
getting
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
I
WHO'S
ANTI-BRITISH?
By
Carrier,
rer
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
rer
Teai.
J3
00:
By
Mail,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
(Sit
WE
LIVE
IN
THE
i
probably
saw
better
days,
it
rather
impatient
about
the
de-
stands
as
a
haven
to
his
family
la'
ln
starting
the
project,
end
unfortunates
who
wander
which
he
said
would
benefit
all
V1CKERS
IS
OISTIUID
IN
CANADA
WO
It
IHTIIUTIO
arCalvfTt
rhi
advertisement
is
not
published
or
di$-pUyed
by
the
Ujuof
Control
Brd
ot
V
the
Government
of
brmh
Columbia.
!
cold
Avar
era.
when
smear
;
words
bite
like
mosqui-
parts
of
the
continent.
He
said
bv
in
a
storm.
EDITORIALS
i
.
j
!
toes
Far
be
it
from
me
to
!
But
for
the
past
year
or
two.
!add
mv
bit
to
that
dis-
destruction
has
reigned
at
his
j
,
.
,
.
'cabin
as
wea
as
many
other!
HY
don't
you
write
an
editorial?"
is
the
"W;
graceiui
game,
which
top
notch
styles.
Special
from
.
question
the
editor
often
hears
when
a
citizen
!
noabenirxr
tho
vfrv
foundation
Boys'
Wl.NUBi-.KAKi!
summer
retreats
owned
by
city
citizens.
'It
isn't
the
poor
lad
who
creates
havo;
by
using
sections
of
the
building
for
firewood."
he
explained
rather
sadly,
"but
it
is
the
kind
that
you
would
not
expect
such
actions
cf."
He
named
a
few
young
men
and
women
of
snowerproof,
all
size
M
00
Sow
;
Boys'
and
Girls'
t
HATS
better
qiwm-ors.
Sells
$2
50.
Now
only
Boys
PAXTS-fof""
school
wear,
grxjd
Strong.
From
observes
some
state
of
affairs
or
condition
that
he
thinks
should
have
official
attention.
.
The
editor
often
replies:
"Why
don't
you
write
a
letter
to
the
editor?"
-:
Which
is
as
it
should
be.
"
The
newspaper,
we-
admit,
can
be
expected
to
take
leadership
in
the
righting
of
lax
or
objectionable
conditions
and
to
point
up
where
action
on
many
things
could
be
taken
for
the
betterment
of
the
community
and
public
services.
i
of
democracy.
But
I
do
ask
in
all
seriousness:
Who
are
the
friends
of
Brita.n
:
m
Canada
?
And
who
are
the
I
anti-British?
FEW
CANADIAN
PAPERS
'
reported
the
junket
described
lecently
by
Frank
Swanson
of
'
the
Ottawa
Citizen.
!
"A
group
of
53
Members
of
j
Parliament,
many
accompanied
;
by
their
wives,
left
Ottawa
in
I
four
special
railway
cars
last
I
,
I
nJ
I
u
..4
."-.innH)
ii
prominent
city
families
who
ap-
j
parently
enjoy
turning
a
tabin
j
m
m
m
r
A
11
ir.ide
out
after
breaking
the
U-clc
cpen.
"It's
no
use
putting
a
lock
on
the
door
anymore."
the
cabin
owner
said,
"they
just
knock
it
off.
So
I
leave
it
operj
"
-
But
there
are
some
times
when
the
desired
night
for
Windsor,
heart
of
the
,
'
tanaoian
car
nranuiaciuiins
1:1
tiustry,
for
an
all-expense
tour
,
LI
!
of
the
automobile
capital.
They
"
.,
.,.,,
,,K
,
,
cabin
was
wej
stocked
with
food
will
.
return
to
Ottawa
in
.
their
.
"'"Wi
M
"
cjf
.
A
Oood
Place
lo
Stop
j
j
y'&i"-
py
"
244
Mites
to
l"
!
fi
&M,
U
TELKWA
HOTEL
and
comfortable
furnishings.
Then
the
delinquents
wandered
!
special
train
Monday.
.
.
.
l.ni
.,.nH
o,Sc
th.
riu-r
along
and
destroyed
aU
that
cnanges
or
improvements
can
be
brought
about
more
harmoniously
and
efficaciously
than
by
the
editor
breaking
out
in
his
column
with
attack
or
criticism.
-
In
fact,
the
editorial
column,
generally
speaking,
we
think
should
be
a
last
resort.
'i
If
fault
is
to
be
found,
the
best
and
fairest
way
we
would
say
is
for
the
complainant
person
or
body
Zflr'S6?L
Telkwa.B.C.
unce
I
waikea
in
my
caDin
FOR
YOUR
HOLi
"Flying
U"
Gu$t
Ronch,
Co
Hiding,
boating,
sw
danabin
and
fuii
.
Write.
Wire
or
ft
Chss.
Wilkinson
.
"o
Mil
p.o.
m
Detroit
will
include
visits
to
1
the
Ford
plant
in
Windsor,
the
Rouae
plant,
a
baseball
game
and
fcund
a
pan
of
water
still
warm.
Another
fellow
told
me
-yjr
Tf
y
Just
3
Nice
Day's
Drive
:
between
the
Detroit
Tigers
and
,Jlat
in
h's
cabin
he
found
sme
I
St.
Louis
Browna.
and
a
local
cobby
pins."
A
reerttab!e
state
of
affairs!
to
go
to
the
person
or
authorities
concerned
and
j
distillery.
.
.
.
Tan-i
Hi
an
-ir
mator.
rioiT!
i
C3'n
not
r.eio
out
remetnoer
through
the
proper
official
channels.
If
the
complaint
is
a
valid
one
and
no
redress
can
be
obtained
after
those
responsible
have
been
'.
that
the
British
cars
are
being
his
statement
"it
Isn't
the
poor
j
sold
here
at
less
than
the
price
,s1
ho
creates
havoc
.
.
."
j
quoted
in
Briain.
and
that
as
a
Some
cabin
owners
do
not
mind
SHIMGOLF
The
ideal
finis
Shingles,
Fences
i
0
.
,i.
nvnl.-,nnf;nn
!
,
result,
rales
of
Eritish
cars
i
i
a
jtucii
a
Limine
iu
.uar-c
auuair
"FmuauVl.
Canada
mav
eventual'
r
lens
a
s
the
construction
remains
rough
lumber.
Mc
a
variety
of
attrri
V
FOR
colors.
fhompjon
Hard
Co.
Ltd.
PLANNING
BUILDING
REPAIRING
bring
about
the
needed
Change,
then
the
support
Oi
r-nsri-an-
manufacturers
to
cur-
intact
and
In
the
same
condition
;
the
editorial
column
could
be
SOUght.
!taU
operations
"
when
th-
owner
last
vUited
I
Jleantime,
of
course,
there
is,
as
we
suggested
j
heAe
SSfhS"
r
1
tfl
!
above,
always
recourse
to
the
editor's
letterbox.
'
tallty"
which
the
53
M.P.s
and
mentioned
names
of
some
mem-'
:.
In
fact
discussion
of
public
matters
in
a
fair
wives
received.
All
that
comes
on
of
the
er-mns
that
seemed
;
-
,
,
.
.
,.
.
.
!
the
eve
of
tne
loss
or
Canadia.i
to
direpard
the
had
work
nnt
and
constructive
way
through
this
medium
IS
always
j
v.
heat
contract
with
Britain,
and
into
the
construction
of
a
cabin.
'
Welcomed
bv
the
editor.
jthe
news
that
Britain
is
con-
Arcarentlv
these
persons
have
T.Tr,.i
'..
tL.
s
sidering
cutting
off
even
more
rever
reallv
worked
tor
a
livin?.
.
Indeed,
often
that
there
we
regret
is
not
more
!oi
lumberB
her
purchases
Irom
If
d!d.
their
intei:iger.ee
Correspondence
Of
this
character
from
responsible
'Canada
not
because
Brit
tin
would
ston
their
a.-tions.
;
citizens
whn
hflVA
crnnrl
irlAaa
tn
nffor.
K.,t
.k
ani
to
cut
down
buin?
I
T
FOR
FOR
automobiles
but
they
will
epm-
Call
3&3
MITCHELL
&CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
Sc
Contractors
;
,r
-"
"
-panada
but
because
she
has
no;
got
around
to
writing
them
down
for
us
tb
publish,
j
yet
-closed
the
gap-
on
-her
'
3
;
trade
with
us.
"L
'
HERE
ARE
THE
LATEST
Moving,
Parkin;,
OjI
Sliippln;
ind
Gn
f
arUff
and
Slurai
Compete
Reliable
and
J
lent
ETvre.
also
agf-'l
Canadian
Liquid
Air
C
for
Oxygen.
Asetykne
J
weldltl?
supplies.
1
Llnd&ay'i
Cartacj
Storage
Limil
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
A
Est.
1910
Phones
m
:
official
figures
on
Canada's
net
A
GOOD
WORK
I
profit
on
our
trade
with
Britain
paid
off
for
the
Browns
The
neighbors
remember
how
sick
young
Donny
was
a
few
months
ago,
and
how
worried
the
Browns
were.
But
they
never
guessed
what
a
serious
di
ain
his
illness
had
been
on
the
family
purse.
Wisely,
the
Browns
had
made
it
a
rule
to
put
something
into
their
savings
account,
week
by
week,
almost
from
the
day
they
were
married.
So
when
they
consulted
their
bank
manager,
their
credit
was
good.
With
the
help
of
a
small
bank
loan,
they
were
able
to
pay
all
their
bills
promptly.
Now
Donny
is
healthy
again
and
so
is
their
bank
account.
1947
:..;
$779
million
1948
600
million
1949
536
million
1930
(estimated
200
million
WORK
among
the
young
people,
such
as
is
exemplified
here
in
Prince
Rupert
by
the
Boy
Scout
and
Girl
Guide
movements,
in
church
and
club
pel
Britain
further
to
reduce
her
purchases
in
Canada
of,
lumber,
wheat,
meat,
eggs,
butter,
salmon
and
apples,
and!
minerals.
;
I
WAS
GLAD
TO
SEE
THAT
the
53
M.P.'s
and
their
wives,
visited
plants
(owned
by"thei
same
companies!
on
both
sides
ci
the
U.S.-Canadian
bordr.
N'o
doubt
they
got
a
chance
to
ask
such
questions
as
these:
"Wny
do
the
same
model
cars
cost
so
much"
more
in
Canada
:han
the
States
when
wbrk-;
:
mens'
wages
here
are
so
much'
lower?"
;
"How
can
U.S.
auto
manufai-
j
This
"closing
of
the
gap"
is
all
T.S.S.
STtltttR
groups,
in
the
boys'
clubs
and
on
the
playgrounds
1
10
lhe
Bod-for
Britain's
fixed
aim
ls
t0
set
her
traae
with
..u
a
i
j
11
i
'
where
the
Civic
Centre
and
the
Club
Gyro
are
re-
j
Canada
in
balance.
That
means,
ceiving
accolades
these
days,
has
a
special
place
in
j
in
practice,
that
Britain
win
community
life.
Those
who
engage
in
such
work
are
j
bm"
"
mah
35
We
bUi'
making
a
contribution
to
community
welfare,
the
i
Hence
the
double
menace
of
dividends
from
which
may
be
counted
in
terms
of
;
,he
campaign
waged
by
cana-
PRIHCE
RUP
SAILS
FOR
Ug
;
tuiers
pay
iuu
pensions
sotim,
irnroo.
e,.;.
r,r,t0fmf
ft,
Oian-suBsidiaries
of
the
BUSINESS
is
BAD
for
Cars
Iri
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
as
in
anything
else,
you
get
exactly
what
you
pay
for
.
.,
.
That's
the
reason
.
,
,
,
,
,
f6utomotive
concerns.
They
are
mumty
as
a
whole.
Such
work
often
starts
where
,
getting
ready
to
try
to
ciose
tne
parents
and
schools
leave
off
sometimes
with
an
!
afes
aBairst
the
British-made
,
...
.
cars,
which
-are
taking
more
and
i
j
rri
t
inadequate
job
half
done.
Those
citizens
who
give
j
more
of
the
Canadian
market.
generously
of
their
time,
thought,
enerrv
and
money
i
If
they
succeed
in
this
at-
of
the
border
but
not
even
the
requested
$55
north
of
the
border?"
;
If
the
MP.'s
want
more
such
,
questions
they
can
find
them
in
the
Liberal
party
literature
which
helped
to
sweep
'the;
country
in
1S35.
,
j
rA
Intrrmrdial''
IVancouve
Thursdoy
,t
11.15
p
m
FOR
KETCHIK
WIOMSIHY
MIH
rrv,tlr
canned
saving
pays
off,
,
UjTBjfr-
n
barains'
opportunities
TjT!
--"-
or
emergencies
come
along.
SPONSORED
BY
YOUR
BANK
in
the
nromntinn
nnrl
rarrvino-
mrt
nt
r
t
'fnp
they
will
not
only
compel
I
as
---
-
T-"
J
VUvlUUl
til-
1
Canadians
to
pay
more
for
their
why
you're
wise
to
bring
J-.
i
1
t
i
l
Write
or
i
riTV
OR
B1
0FFIf
WrzZ
PRINCE
3?i
B.C.
Hi
u?duur
among
tne
young
people
are
doing
a
i
valuable
work
in
keeping
young
ffcet
moving
in
the
'
i
right
channels
towards
better
standards
and
better
i
citizenship.
t
Youth
does
not
always
know
what
is
best
for
'
youth.
Trained
adult
leadership
is
a
necessity
to
j
guide
the
individual
and
group
activities
of
youth
j
and
steer
them
into
socially
acceptable
avenues.
!
I
Not
many
fields
of
social
activity
are
as
reward-
i
ing
as
work
among
young
people
It
is
rewarding
1
for
the
community
and
the
individual
who
engages
j
m
it.
Its
results
are
tangible
in
happier,
healthier,
j
better
integrated
vounsr
men
nnH
wnmon
i
BROADWAY
CAFF.
fW
fodfa
-
your
Chrysler
Bunt
car
to
a
man
who
knows
it
best
.
.
.
Our
trained
mechanics
have
the
"Know
How"
to
make
repairs
quickly
saving-you
time
and
money.
They
use
only
factory
engineered
qnd
inspected
parts
and
special
factory
approved
equipment.
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