Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
May
5,
lO
Ray
Reflects
...
...
and
Itrminiscka
i
buildings.
The
harbor,
seen
from
Dodge
Cove,
is
a
picture
of
uu-
;
usual
beauty.
Incidentally,
the
shores
opposite
Prince
Rupert,
some
day,
wll
be
built
6n.
There
are
advantages
earlier
daylight,
Uor
example.
'
By
Carrier,
rcr
Week.
20c:
Per
Month.
73c:
rer
Tear
SAU
$8
00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
mX&
Hum
A
,
in
re-
home
for
the
past
few
years.
The
when
Shrine
Band
seeing
to
sound
all
i
It
has
been
suggested
!
sponsible
quarters
that,
X
There
will
be
just
enough
good
humored
acid
to
the"
annual
dinner
of
the
Ottaw'a
press
gallery
tomorrow
to
make
it
anticipated
with
bit
of
apprehension.
Top
guests
will
be
the
Prime
Minister
and
Governor
General.
Naturally
enough,
they
will
withdraw
early.
For
there
is
to
be
much
"off
the
record."
and
rtr...
t.-
Crux
Of
Situation
AS
wide
and
complex
as
are
the
international
questions
of
the
day
they
all
centre
around
one;
big
problem
relations
between
the
"two
camps."
When
we
talk
about
Germany
we
talk
about
Russia.
When
we
talk
of
the
Japanese
peace
treaty
we
talk
of
Russia.
It
is
hard
to
think
of
a
theme
without
Russia
coming
into
it
somehow.
,
'
British
Columbia's
new
jail
is
the
better.
I
built,
the
location
will
be
in
a
!
other'
pdnce
RuPelt's
Cit
Hal1
ls
part
of
this
vast
province,
;
than
next
door
to
Vancouver
or
not
so
old
as
buildings
go,
but
New
Westminster.
Why
not
in
it's
beginning
to
have
that
fx-f
Skeena,
and
cut
out
the
500-mile
hausted
appearance,
neverthe-!
journey?
Also,
the
north
could
less.
The
city
was
inco'rpor-j
use
a
fine,
up-to-date
brewery,
ated
in
1910
and,
for
a
while
the
'
Make
the
brew
where
you
drink
earlier
municpal
council
sittings,
it.
If
anyone
imagines
we
don't
took
place,
not
in
the
present
Mam.
J5.1S'
ta
orprt
o.
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now
m
j
Men's
WlviDr,r.
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V
quaff
beer
in
quantity,
let
him
premises,
but
elsewhere.
..
The
HiPDer.
tnnfl
j
FOr,
when
all
is
said
and
done
these
days,
the
j
glance
at
the
annual
cost
of
re-
first
ever
held
was
in
a
provin-
""
Rertsn.
N'fiw
It
is
said
of
Wm.
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
that
he
excelled,
when
given
the
privilege
of
letting
the
weight
of
high
office
t?o
hang.
He
ctfuld
say
lots
of
little
things
he
oft
yearned
to,
but
couldn't.
And
he
took
impish
pleasure
in
giving
the
press
better
than
they
sent.
He
revelled
in
the
by-play
and
brisk
exchanges.
But
then,
he's
an
old
newspaperman
hfm-iself,
Isn't
he?
y'
and
color;
an
J
i
ts.,.-.
Z
-(-.
S
dominant
theme
is
that
of
the
Cold
war.
Is
there
anv
j
lreshmenta.
;cial
government
block
near
the
,
,.
I
.
'
museum.
Later,
there
was
a
shift
chance
of
-
ending
it?
u
If
not,
a
i
how
is
it
-i.
i
to
be
waped
i
j
Banft
0f
-commerce
way
For
arguments
sake
let
lt
be
t0
tne
SO
that,
without
yielding
to
"cold
aggression,"
WO
iassumetj
that,
while
there
were
down
on
Centre
Street,;
But
all
can
avert
the
danger
of
a
hot
war?
,
v
j
whiskers,
some
who
stampeded
this
has
nothing
in
particular
to
.
,
T
.
,
'north
neglected
to
develop
a
do
with
the
place
where
they
Of
cardinal
importance
m
assessment
of
any
deeply,
add
ponder
beard
The
lacUps
prefm.ot,
t0
typewrite,
up
the
situation-and
its
possibilities
is
the
assessment
:
remain
smooth
shaven.
long
columns,
reclve
taxes,
read
oOfce
real
intentions
of
the
Soviet
government,
j
rePrts
and
point
fingtrs
r
..
,
.
,
win
the
motilities
be
wea'-fnr;
i
:
At
the
present
moment,
0
Soviet
propaganda
harps
j
t,
It
woukl
,
viewed
from
the
harbor.
Dodge
.....
,C
Beautiful
dress
pant,
From
.
..
Boys'"
Cotton
WJ
,
lit
Boys'
SWEATER
elv
tn
cv,,i,.
"jneessantly
on
two
themes,
the
theme
for
peace
and
not
be
the
first
time
the
scarlet
Cove
on
Dlfcby
Island
faintly
re
tunc!
has
been
seen
functioning
minds
one
,
of
Prince
Rupert
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:
,
in
the
north.
For
that
matter,
we
about
forty
years
ago.
There's
have
had
them
right
here
at
the
same
handful
of
small,
new
Si
.V-.
.--fir''
UBC
STUDENTS
TO
TERRACE
A
group
of
University
Of
British
Columbia
students
arrived
In
the
city
by
plane
Wednesday
enroute
to
Terrace.
Students
In
forestry,
they
are
enrployed'
by
the
Woridlands
branch
of
the
Columbia
Cellu'.ose
Company,
as
cruisers
and
are
to
be
based
at
Terrace.
Impossible
eo-existence
of
the
two
systems.
Does
this
indicate
genuine
tfesire,
genuine
willingness
on
the
part
of
the
Kremlin
to
reach
a
detente
with
the
West
to
call,
at
any
rate,
a
truce
in
the
cold
war?
Is
there
an
opportunity
which
wise
statemanship
could
and
would
seize?
It
might
be
so.
For
Russia,
as
well
as
the
West,
must
be
finding
the
indefinite
prolongation
of
the
cold
war
both
a
costly
and
anxious
business.
Here
is
a
possibility
which
will
not
be
over
Captain
Morgan's
1
n
i
Satin-Glo
i
i
.
PR6DUCTS
PRIME
MINISTER
AND
GIRL
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
in
a
tour
of
Western
Ontario
visited
Dresden,
the
scene
of
a
flurry
last
year
when
some
restaurants
refused
to
serve
negros.
Mr.
St.
Laurent
is
shown
holding
on
his
knee
an
eight-year-old
negro
girl.
Doris
Roper.
He
chatted
with
her
about
school.
In
an
address
the
prime
minister
stressed
that
Dresden's
early
settlers
"recognized
the
freedom
and
liberty
of
the
humas
being."
The
original
Uncle
Tom,
who
inspired
Harriet
Beecher
Stowe
to
write
her
famous
book,
is
buried
near
Dresden.
(CP
Photo)
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Pafkinj,
Krs
looked
in
the
forthcoming
London
talks
of
the
three
Western
foreign
ministers.
It
is,
undoubtedly,
this
possibility
that
is
taking
Trygve
Lie,
Secretary
General
of
the
United
Nations,
to
Moscow.
Unhappily
Soviet
practice
has
been
to
cehtradiet
Soviet
propaganda.
The
usual
tone
of
Soviet
diplomacy
is
harsh,
insolent
and
hostile
hot
the
least
the
tone
of
men
who
would
really
like
to
make
friends.
AU
Western
statesmen
and
all
Western
people
would
be
glad
to
see
the
cold
war
ended.
But
the
cold
war
can
only
end
if
Russia
is
prepared
to
stop
waging
it.
So
far,
she
gives
no
practical
sign
of
such
desire.
Instead
she
is
waging
it
as
vigorously
and
unscrupulously
as
ever.
Dean
Achesort
hit
the
nail
on
the
head
the
other
day.
"There
can,
he
said,
"be
no
agreement,
there
can
be
no
approach
to
agreement
unless
one
idea
i
done
away
with.
That
is
the
idea
of
aggression
and
that
word
aggression
includes
not
only
military
attack
but
propaganda
warfare
and
secret
undermining:
of
free
countries
from
within."
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the
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of
Fisheries,
Mr.
Mayhew,
that
no
recommendations
have
yet
been
made
on
the
matter
of
widening
the
"
scope
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
to
regulate
the
halibut
industry
of
the
Pacific
oast,-giving
the
Commission
more
power
on
regulation
'fmthofity.
Mr.
Mayhew
speaks
of
"
strong
dif-f
erences
of
opinion"
but
those
differences
of
opinion
certainly
would
not
appear
to
be
very
prevalent
among
the
fishermen
here
at
least
on
the
crux
pro-po?al
to
split
the
season,
allowing
an
additional
quota
quantity
for
the
late
season.
It
would
be
interesting
to
hear
a
further
elaboration
of
the
opposition
to
the
increasing
of
regu-laratory
powers
of
the
Commission
which,
in
any
changes
to
be
made,
would
be
actuated,
it
is
to
he
supposed,
upon
the
wishes
of
the
industry
and
the
-
fishermen,
governed,
of
course,
by
biological
findings
and
assumptions
as
presented
to
the
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its
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the
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the
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permit,
Alberta
has
some
power
to
regulate
gas
export
while
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that
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he
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owing
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hasty
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on
the
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route
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that
the
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be
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in
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