WINDING-UP
TOURIST
RUN
LOOKING
BACKjlritain
Ea-es
ltsf
?'
,
In
:
Economic
Answer
Lies
Ray
Reflects
.
,
.1
T
2
Prime
Gtwert
Daflp
Hrtoi
Tuesday,
August
30,
1949.
STBSCttlTTiON
RATES
at
j
Curler,
tn
W
20e:
P
Mrmth.
75c;
P-r
Tear.
8
00.
By
Mall,
Per
Month,
60c;
Per
Year,
5
00
Kern?,
Prince
George
and
Prince
Rupert
Ilave
Had
Heavy
Season
Concluding
a
bu.y
Alaska
17,000,000
Pair
of
Hands
A
Russian
cruiser,
passing
$50
a
u
1,1.
.
.
Aiuust
30,
1924
Owing
to
heavy
rain
second
.j
quietly
up
the
Danube
River,
Is
a
mirmr
,,w
signalled
leueatedlv
to
turn
batk
hui..,u..
,Psi
tourist
season,
the
Canadian
I
National's
n
e
w
flagship,
s.
s
h
v
.,.,
'.
,
"-"Wrkd.
Necessity
of
Changing
Attitudes
and
Habits
oeen
Government
Puts
It
Up
to
Worker
By
STUART
UNDERHILL
Prince
George,
win
be
nre
dops
,,.,,.
of
Mti.,
ltl
,,
-"""md,.
t.
her
final
.
.
..
ne
M
Thursday
morning
on
JL
words,
the
skipper
from
the
hurl
,
(Canadian
press
feiau
mn.
1
10-day
tourist
voyage
to
Skagway
bridge,
shouts
"what
are
you
to
to
do
about
It?"
LONDON-Britain's
future
way
of
life-toward
ZT"
m
offered
big
all.
"
Gilhuly
Cup
iootoan
semi-miai
between
the
Great
War
Veterans
and
the
Sons
of
England
was
again
postponed.
In
the
Empress
Theatre
Professor
Takagaki
of
Vantouver,
a
jiu-jitsu
expert,
won
In
two
straight
falls
over
Nels
Jepson.
..--
At
the
Empress
Theatre
Ernie
Warren
and
Harry
Anderson
took
part
in
a
four-round
boxing
novertv
or
nrosnentv
-denends
largely
on
tne
willing-
,w
morning
the
company
s
Anyone
who
has
lived
long
ness
of
17,000,000
pairs
of
hands.
They
belong
to
the
uJ"
Po!
'
PllMC
R,I"P;
1
expects
to
be
Invited
to
pay
for
work
in
or
tniw
in
trarlo
anil
inrliisTrv.
AlOML
are
COIl-
.
i
,i-i.-.
Hi.
rive.Hw
A
Worthy
Keynote
President
Truman
seems
to
hit
a
SOMETIMES
low
point
in
political
ineptitude.
At
other
times
he
seems
to
reach
the
heights
of
broad
visioned
:
statesmanship.
In
his
address
at
Philadelphia
yesterday
on
the
international
situation
he
was
in
the
latter
heights.
The
President
spoke
with
practical
frankness
when
he
suggested
that
to
expand
the
exchange
of
goods
and
services
among
the
nation's
instead
of
building
up
trade
barriers
was
not
engaging
in
charitable
enterprises
but
was
an
essential
process
in
bringing
about
world
peace
and
prosperity
which
is
as
essential
to
the
well-being
of
the
United
States
as
to
any
of
the
other
nations
which
are
today
harassed
politically
and
economically.
,i...,,
""r"wm
tun
necieu
111
some
uegree
Wlin
me
export
piugia
'
-
"
asks
permission
to
use
it.
Usually,
.a
.A
prominent
passenger
on
...
the
,nKlrum,;nt
is
p()illU.u
ut
ulul
which
the
Labor
government
is
staking
so
much-
Prince
Georae
will
be
Dr.
Kufus
B.
Von
Kleinsmid,
Chancellor,!
the
nod
says
"help
yourself."
A
resident
of
Kuport
as
a
rule,
be-J
comes
used
to
having
no
serious
lack
of
light
und
air
on
all
sides'
Aug
UniversMy
of
Southern
California.
Also
on
board
will
be
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lyal
W.
Holt,
of
Nor-
,A
rUln
non
Plnnianuti
U;Vm
I
of
where
lie
lives.
But
one
can
program
that
is
falling
disap-1
1
1
pointingly
short
of
fulfilment.
veloping
techniques
that
will
cut
Many
factors
are
involved,
down
costs.
It
is
to
your
awn
One
is
the
price
of
British
prod-
j
advantage
to
do
so."
ucts,
which
some
foreign
buyers
In
some
cases,
the
Labor
min-think
too
high.
The
government,
lstry
reporU,
response
to
the
ap-anticipating
the
criticism,
has
peal
has
been
so
enthusiastic
been
trying
for
months
to
lower.
that
production
has
Jumped
50
production
costs.
(percent
But
this
happens
ah
'Use
your
Ingenuity,"
it
has
j
loo
seldom,
asked
British
workmen.
Co-1
LAZY
AND
INDIFFERENT
yet
out
two
years
ago
to
"see
the
J
3
world"
In
a
series
of
summer-
'
August
30.
1921
Arrangements
for
the
Board
of
Trade
excursion
to
Smituers.
Telkwa
and
interior
points
are
nearly
completed
and
it
is
expected
that
a
special
railway
coach
will
be
secured.
Coastwise
steamer
and
Barge
Clears
SAL
Taking
eolor
photos
time
tours.
ju!y
was
nin
icmarKaoie
lor
sunshine,
but,
since
then,
Uie
whereever
they
go,
the
couple
j
have
already
covered
many,
been
dis-
parts
of
this
continent
and,nole
of
uniess
Company's
tug
Marmion
is
at
operate
with
management
in
de-
Is
it
because
the
working
classes
are
lazy
and
indifferent
to
their
country's
welfare?
In-
STILL
Prices
subsequently
will
tour
South
P1'11"1-
August,
pellucid
August,
America,
Africa.
Europe
and
did
it-
Wave
her
u
regretful
lare-Asia.
On
her
present
trip
Mrs.lWll
tomorrow.
For
Priiue
Hu-Uolt,
a
writer,
will
be
travelling
Pt
Iw
U-eu
knowing
6LuU;hl
over
the
territory
of
the
first
,and
moon
beams,
waiinth
and
story
'she
ever
sold.
Entitled
'
the
bluest
of
blue
skies.
the
drydock
where
she
will
pick
up
a
scow
of
coal
for
Anyox.
Premier
John
Oliver
was
elected
in
Nelson
and
will
there.
dustrial
experts
who
have
visited
the
United
States
claim
that
the
Buy
N
i
British
workman
toils
as
hard
as
fore
continue
to
lead
his
party
"The
Missionary
Man
and
the
MKYS
MiKSS
Sf)
In
the
House.
Eskimo
Imp,"
the
story
des
cribes
a
girl's
trip
from
Cincin
D.
H.
Hartness,
principal
of
!
S1.0.NUW
t
MEN'S
WORK
SO
!
75c
NOW
1
ll.-i."o
,
nati
to
Alaska
and
the
Yukon.
his
American
counterpart
but
lacks
mechanical
devices
to
he!p
him.
The
Trade
Union
Congress,
which
has
more
than
7,500.000
trade
union
members,
says
the
reason
is
more
deep-seated.
It
suggests
that
old
habits
of
Booth
Memorial
School,
return-
With
this
week's
voyage,,
s.s.
to
the
city.
imuen
maws
wouni
no
wen
io
iuigci
piiuu.ii
,
bickerings
and
accept
the
keynote
of
the
President's
j
sjeech
at
Philadelphia.
'
THE
SHOULDER
STRAP
I
T
IS
A
PLEASURE
to
welcome
back
again
to
the
I
editorial
desk
"Shoulder
Strap,"
highly
interesting
official
journal
of
the
British
Columbia
Provincial
Police,
after
a
lapse
since
December
19-17
due
to
the
death
of
the
former
publisher
and
editor,
A.
A.
Brookhouse.
One
hundred
and
22-page
volume,
the
resurrected
"Shoulder
Strap"
is
a
well
produced
publication
with
timely
articles
and
attractive
illustrations.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia
receive
a
full
modicum
of
attention
among
the
stories
and
articles
dealing
with
case
histories
and
police
activities.
Editor
Alec
Merriman
and
Associate
Editors
Inspector
C.
Clark
and
Sub-Inspector
C.
Ledoux
are
to
be
congratulated
on
their
first
effort
and
we
Curiosity,
uj
to
the
real
cause
of
eartlujuakes
,'
ontinues.
It's
been
like
that
for
a
v.'eck.
No
one
seems
to
know
positively.
The
ancient
Gretks
had
different
Ideas.
A
party
named
Anaxag-oras
(who
inu.sl
hav
given
the
subject
some
attention
said
they
were
caused
by
subU-rranean
Prince
George
will
have
com
th
-.UrJ,
pleted
10
voyages
this
summer,
carrying
2600
passengers
to
the
now
t:
J
MEN'S
DlttSS
,
land
of
the
midnight
sun,
com
pared
with
2350
last
year.
This
spinning
out
work
and
creating
as
many
Jobs
as
possible,
acquired
during
depression
years
still
have
a
strong
hold.
This
suspicion
and
hostility
remain
August
30,
1939
DKESS
FASTS-,!
rliuuf
from
NOW
K
number,
augmented
by
tourists
j
clouds
bursting
Into
lightning,
making
the
shorter
voyage
to'and
shaking
the
bolts
that
con-
From
18.000
to
20.000
poles
are
MEN'S
WOliK
fi'
being
driven
down
the
Skeena
River
by
the
Hanson
Timber
and
l.nmhpr
Pr
TVio
RuR-lv
Bivor!
Ketchikan
on
s.s.
Prince
Kup.Tt,
bring
the
total
of
Alaska
pas-
the
chief
obstacles
to
higher
pro
fined
them."
He
naglected
to
say
anything
about.
dishes
rattling
made,
guwi
fit
il
iv
I!
duction,
the
T.U.C..
says.
enjers
handled
In
C.N.
ships
in
the
pantry.
Everyone
else
doe
t
....
.w
f
J
Jt
drive,
which
is
not
so
large,
has
j
k
"'m.
NOW
C
MEN'S
GAH.UMV
this
season
to
nearly
4000.
If
workers
"are
still
looking
back
over
their
shoulders
at
the
oeen
compieuea.
all-wool,
rej.
Wi
Effective
September
12
from
About
the
same
time,
this
slump
of
1931-38
and
are
de
NOW
Vancouver
and
September
14jmunlh,
a
young
Englishman
A
fishing
boat
owned
by
Eli
MEN'S
J.UKtTS-i
termined
that
they
will
agree
to
nothing
that
will
modify
their
working
rules
.
.
.
clearly
full
nere,
the
s.s.
frince
ueorge
wiUjswam
the
Channel
a
magazine
be
transferred
to
the
Vancou-,.,m
how
a
vniin
Cnnndian
Green
of
Port
Simpson
was
de
stroyed
by
fire
in
Metlakatla
plaids,
full-ltniti
porkrU.
lined.
It:
ver
-
Westview
-
Orean
Falls-
swam
from
Catalina
Island
to
employment
will
not
become
Passage
following
an
explosion.
DEFENCE
COLLEGE
DIRECTOR
Commander
Antony
H.
G.
Storrs,
D.S.C.
and
Bar,
of
Victoria,
B.
C,
and
Ottawa
has
been
appointed
Naval
member
of
the
directing
staff
at
the
National
Defence
College,
Kingston,
Ont.
He
formerly
commanded
the
Canadian
destroyer
Nootka.
iC.P.
Photol
NOW
.
look
iorward
with
pleasurable
anticipation
to
the
'
succeedingly
regular
issues
of
"Shoulder
Strap."
-SIR
HARRY
I
AI1HFR
Prince
Rupert-Ketchikan
run,)
California,
the
respective
dlst
permanent
feature
of
our
na-1
Green
had
been
cleaning
a
gas
pipe
at
the
time.
Both
occu
MEN'S
JAfKFTS-
wixil,
full
lcn;th
tional
economy,'
it
says.
The
Labor
Party
obviously
hoDed
that
a
"government
ol
pants
escaped
in
the
dinghy
but
arriving
here
each
Wednesday
morning;.
She
will
replace
ss.
Prince
'
Rupert
which
will
be
withdrawn
from
service
for
annual
overhaul
and
Inspection.
silk
lined,
best
fit
lost
their
possessions.
Rrf.
$13
50
ances
being
similar,
and
lougn
enough.
The
Canuck
made
his
swim
years
ago
and
for
a
while
he
had
the
continent
by
the
tall
by
defeating
all
comers.
But
fame
and
funds
withered
away
in
a
welter
of
lawsuits
and
other
difficulties,
and
today
he
earns
the
people"
would
inspire
workers
with
the
wartime
fervor
that
BLANKETS
pim
Seventy-five
percent
of
the
siir.
Krf.
$14
general
taxes
have
been
collect
kept
them
at
their
machines
until
they
dropped
exhausted
'
you
Sl'IT
CASES,
n
HARRY
LAUDER,
famous
singer
and
enter
tainer,
was
born
in
Portobello,
Scotland,
in
1870.
His
real
name
was
MacLennin.
In
early
life
he
was
employed
in
flax
spinning
and
coal
mining.
His
stage
career
began
when
he
joined
a
party
of
entertainers
touring
the
British
Isles,
this
in-
eluding
music
halls
in
London,
w
Saw
It
in
The
News!
ed
in
the
city
to
date,
City
Com-
mi'i.'iinnpr
W
.T
AMor
annAinac
I?
GETTING
OLDER
selerlion
at
ml
BOYS
DRESS
But
It
was
the
post-war
mspira
;
!
tional
appeals
that
fell
flat.
i
You
Cant
Do
A
Thing
And
SHIRTS
from
....
BOYS'
PANTS
In
PROGRAM
OF
EDI
CATION
,
Now
the
government,
in
co-
About
It
i
D-ess.
C'otlons
m
(Tpmnus
Fueriti
operation
with
the
T.U.C.,
has
from
BOYS'
ST0CKIM
OF
TASTY
MEALS
AT
THE
Rex
Cafie
Chinese
Dishru
Specialty
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
potion.
From
I'HII.DKEVS
StKF.
He
became
first
well
known
when
his
Scottish
,
songs
composed
by
himself
attracted
attention.
It
was
in
1915
when
he
headed
a
company
of
bagpipers
out
for
recruits
that
Lauder
became
a
highly
popular
figure
in
camps,
and
on
platform
and
stage.
:
His
"Roamin'
in
the
Gloamin'
"
and
"I
Love
a
Lassie"
were
but
a
few
of
the
favorite
sones.
After
From
t
II1I.DKEN
S
HI
SHUV
I
brush
my
hair,
at
least
every
begun
a
patient
program
of
edu-morning
and,
for
my
age,
I
cation
at
every
level
of
industry,
have
a
good
head
of
hair.
My
Hundreds
of
"joint
production
barber
assures
me
of
this
too
committees"
have
been
estab-and
acquaintances
whom
I
meet
lished.
Union
officials
are
study-after
years
of
separation
are
lng
production
methods.
Shop
ready
to
compliment
me
on
my
stewards
are
being
told
that
the
youthful
appearance.
But
I
got
best
way
to
keep
men
in
Jobs
a
little
shock
some
time
ago.
I
may
be
to
get
more
work
out
was
staying
at
a
strange
place
0f
them.
and
in
the
bathroom
there
were
The
part
of
management
is
two
mirrors
on
opposite
walls.
not
overlooked.
Subtle
pres.vure
As
a
result
I
noticed
the
back
is
brought
on
those
employers
of
my
head.
Now
it's
usually
wno
fear
that
consultation
with
;
I
k't
'
-
i
zL
A
LADIES'
STOW
Second
Avenue
opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
7:00
am.
to
3:30
a
m
-
Phone
173
for
Outside
Order
SOf
KEES
from
Fargo
Trucks
the
front
of
my
head
that
I
see
employees
may
lead
to
their
de-
th'e
entrance
of
the
United
States
in
the
First
Great
War
he
became
active
in
promoting
the
raising
of
war
relief
funds.
His
son
lost
his
life
when
fighting
in
Flanders
in
the
common
cause.
He
was
the
author
of
"Harry
Lauder
at
Home
and
On
Tour"
and
wrote,
also,
a
Scottish
comedy.
In
1919
he
was
knighted,
''for
pire
service
rendered
during
war."
and
the
bartsh
not
bald
rnandine
a
voice
in
business
on-
!
spots
at
the
back
surprised
me
erations
AVAILABLE
FOR
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
and
But
all
this
takes
time,
Since
then
as
I
see
hatless
men
on
the
street
I
don't
feel
so
annoyed.
There
are
others!
Then
an
acquaintance
remarked
how,
when
he
had
to
SAVfij
IIOll
Britain's
need
is
urgent.
Conversations
with
workmen
disclose
thai
many
hold
a
eiuriee
aeainst.
the
irnvernment.
2-
Ton
Chassis
and
Cab,
152"
Wheelbase
With
reinforced
frame
&
2-speed
rear
axle.
3-
Ton
Chassis
and
Cab,
170"
Wheelbase
with
reinforced
frame
ti
2-speed
rear
axle.
fill
in
some
particulars
for
an
althougn
tney
are
at
a
loss
t0
clerk
re-
official
form,
the
explain
it.
It
seems
based
on
a
t
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hpini?
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grey
hair,"
marked
"blue
eyes,
MEDICAL
ATTENDANT
One
of
the
21
victims
of
the
crash
of
an
R.C.A.F.
amphibian
Canso
aircraft
in
northern
Manitoba
w
a
s
Constance
Beattie,
24-year-old
physiotherapist
from
Brockville,
Ont.
who
was
attending
a
number
of
Eskimos
being
brought
to
Winnipeg
for
poliomyelitis
treatment.
Her
eight
patients
also
died
in
the
crash.
(C.
P.
Photo)
and
the
grey
hair
reminded
him
bJ
Jnto,,
thft
government.s
that
he
was
growinsr
old,
and
W.
L
WOOD?
PHONE
37
,0
FRASER
STT
,
PBINCKRC:
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
Phones:
80r
Office,
5GG
Shop
showing
it!
And
our
waist
lines
are
increasing
perhaps
I
should
do
something
about
it
but
I
do
like
o
eat.
)nms.
t
There
is
also
widespread
dissatisfaction
with
the
operation
of
nationalized
Industries,
in
which
some
3,000,000
men
arf
employed.
Here
the
grumble
Is
that
:
"the
only
change
we've
JOHN
.
KLAL
APPRECIATION
ELDERLY
COUPLE
from
Southern
Cali-4
AN
fornia
describe,
in
a
letter
to
the
News,
"
assistance
and
courtesies
received
while
motoring
;
t
along
the
Skeena
Highway.
It
makes
pleasant
..
reading.
Sometimes
little
attentions
are
longer
re-'
membered
and
are
of
more
real
importance
than
formality.
The
world
is
hard
boiled
in
spots.
Yet
:
one
never
knows
how
far
examples
of
gratuitous
kindness
can
go.
MAKE
IT
STRAIGHT
REPORTS
from
Ottawa
say
the
Federal
government
will
introduce
legislation
in
Parliament
to
enable
it
to
bear
half
the
cost
of
a
TransCanada
Highway
system,
the
provinces
are
to
foot
the
rest
of
the
bill
to
complete
a
modern
roadway
from
coast
Baptone
BULG
FOR
.
.
.
Highest
Quality
in
Your
Printinq
The
Wonder
Wall
Paint
had
is
in
the
boss."
Many
are
critical
of
the
centralization
ol
administration
In
London.
Whether
these
grumbles
will
be
reflected
in
the
next
ger.ral
election
Is
impossible
to
suy.
They
are
encouraged
by
Oom-
Avail
yourself
of
our
experience
and
versatility.
minists
and
some
others
opposed
!
Made
to
be
used
over
Kalsomlne,
Wall
Paper,
Plaster,
Woodwork
and
Wall
Board
Paint
today,
move
in
tomorrow
$1.40
qt.
$4.50
gal.
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
John
Bulg
DIBB
PRINTING
CO.
Third'10
to
the
government,,
but
on
the
whole
woiklng-clpss
solidarity
behind
Labor
seems
unshaken.
(Continueu
on
page
4)
BESNER
BLOCK
PHONE
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UMPIRES
CAN
BE
WRONG
.
OK
Ml
DRUGS
Set
for
School
Come
see
our
School
Supplies
.
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everything
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this
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Exercis
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Scribblers
Pens
and
Pencils
Ink
Crayons
.
Rulers
Erasers
Poster
Paints
and
Water
Colors
to
coast.
Now
that
it
is
to
be
built,
let
it
be
a
good
one,
wide,
straight,
with
good
grades
and
well-paved.
It
I
.
,
is
to
be
used
by
succeeding
generations
as
well
as
.
our
own.
There
will
be
much
pressure
from
certain
cities
in
Northern
Ontario
and
the
West
that
the
Trans-Canada
Highway
run
through
them.
Such
pressure
groups
should
be
ignored.
The
shortest,
most
suitable
route
should
be
chosen.
It
shouldn't
have
to
wander
'all
'around
just
to
please
certain
commu-:
''
nities.
Provincial
feeder
lines
can
connect
cities
:
and
towns
with
it.
This1
is
a
transCanada
route
to
serve
the
entire
country,
not
a
local
road
to
meet
i
:
local
needs.1
Windsor
Star.
BUT
NOT
YOU
If
your
decision
means
a
dinner
date
with
your
wife
at
the
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