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St.
Laurent
Story
of
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Rupert
Daily
News
LETTERBOX
PRICK!
Thursday.
March
23,
1950
Development
of
dttsrl
"nyl.ie
motive
since
its
discovery
in
1332
,
by
the
German
scientist
Dr.
Rud-
j
UN'TBti
For
Friendly
Service
And
Advice
in
Your
Building,
Insulation
and
Decoration
Problems
BTiK
people
In
Canada
who
expect
the
'
government
to
find
a
job
on
a
public
tturks
project
for
every
rrncn
or
woman
who
becomes
unemployed
for
any
reason
at
any
sea.-.on
of
the
year.
Now
the
present
government
believes
that
public
works
and
development
projects
should
be
used
to
Iteep
up
empjoy
ment.
And
we
intend
to
use
them
for
that
pin
poie.
oipn
Diesel,
was
the
subject
of
an
Mrv
j.4f
rrumLLM
Editor
Daily
News:
I
have
just
read
an
editorial
of
yours,
dated
February
27,
entitled
"Japs
in
Fisheries."
Every
word
seems
in
logical
fit,--
Sees
Heavy
Trade
And
Much
Work
"IIS
1
i
initiating
moving:
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pair
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to
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upbuilding
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and
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and
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British
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every
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except
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by
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Rupert
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Ltd.,
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Rupert,
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Columbia
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
I
liLAINU
til
T
'
order
until
it
is
asked
iln
the1
words
of
J.
D.
McRae,
M.L.A.i:
!,
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
General
Builders'
Supplies
'.(15
Mi
Bride
St.
Blue
820
TlRrec
Are
we
going
to
let
the
Japan
1
But
we
have
never
claimed
was
made
a"anable
to
the
Prince
Kupert
Gyro
cn-o
.or
iu
iui
ton
yesterday
by
U.
U.
Vji-r.g
local
manag'-r
of
Standard
Oil
Co.
The
pict-r
a!
sf.ioy
was
rn
Intriguing
one.
Pr-iitlc-nr,
A.
J
Dominate
was
n
tiv
chror
over
a
large
alte,i.'-in
e
of
nic'TU-trs
and
guests
i;i
the
persons
of
I
Lloyd
Green
oC
Yav;ei,nver
anl
D.
M.
McKerr.-h-
r
of
Priiw;
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RATES
i
OTTAWA
Our
trade
experts
By
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
-f5?rv
'rio
not
expect
our
exports
in
S8
00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5
00.
J&
1
1950
to
reach
quiie
the
same
high
"
"
'
level
they
reached
in
1949,"
said
that
public
works
could
be
a
cure-all
for
unemployment
whatever
its
cause
or
its
character.
"Every
sensible
person
kniws
BUILD
B.
C.
PAYROLLS"
,
Prime
Minister
L.
S.
St.
Laurent,
Unemployment
Tuesday
night.
-But
after
all,
1949
for
provWe
8tfnographer,
was
the
best-
year
in
our
history
Mrve
;aiest
or
waitresses
who
happen
to
be
out
of
work
"The
effective
way
to
use
public
works
is
for
the
purpose
of
keeping
up
employment
in
the
and
we
do
expect
the
1950
level
THE
SERIOUSNESS
OF
AN
unemployment
sit-,"i
still
be
far
above
anything
I
,
,
j
.
i
.
!
Canadians
dared
to
hope
for
a
I
uation
can
be
judged
from
various
standpoints
ifew
years
ago
That
does
not
and
with
narticular
reference
to
circumstances,
mean
that
wo
shnulri
Be
coniDlac-
VACUUM
PACKED
PACIFIC
BOYS'
LONG
tXStl
of
color,
and
sl
ENJOY
I'
ft
construction
industry.
That
m-
The
federal
government
has
reiterated
it
opinion
.
nt.
and
the
government
s
not
iiie
leueicii
gu
eminent
nat.
j
truer
dieu
us
ujjuhu
turn
lot
....v..
rfnp.
oustry
m
provides
a
of
HOT
WATER
uiwi
naif
priC(
COMFORT
employment
in
other
industries
and
services.
"And
nearly
everybody
in
Canada
knows
the
construction
Industry
has
been
going
full
blast
ever
since
the
Var.
The
prospects
for
construction
in
1950
look
just
as
good
as
for
any
previous
year."
ese
replace
in
our
canneries
the
natives
who
were
loyal
during
times
of
peril?"
"Are
we
going
to
permit
the
unresisted
issuing
j
of
fishing
licences
to
Japanese
so
j
they
can
replace
our
own
natives
j
in
the
fishing
industry
"
'
1
This
policy
of
pitting
one
racial
problem
against
another
racial
,
problem
multiplies
the
number
of
;
problems,
not
reduces
them.
The
"Canadian
Japanese
loyal-
:
ty
has
passed
some
impossibly
severe
tests
with
very
high
:
marks.
Questioning
of
local
loyalty
is
prejudiced
and
ridiculous
in
face
of
the
records.
Should
any
group
be
favored
in
any
industry
or
should
unrestricted
licences
be
issued
anybody
in
any
industry?
Aye,
'tis
a
good
question,
but
there
is
little
reason
to
splatter
the
mud
all
over
a
race
of
people
separated
,
from
their
homeland.
Don't
forget
the
fisherman
is
a
fisherman
above
all
else.
To
elim.
'
inate
the
Jap
tradesman
from
his
trade
on
basis
of
race
prejudice
creates
only
another
problem
of
unemployment.
Don't
forget
the
Canadian
Jap
had
torn
from
him
his
home
his
living,
his
possessiens
and
his
freedom
during
the
war
years.
iCniLDREvso,.
tx-st
quality
!
P
pir
that
37o,000
persons
in
Canada
is
not
to
be
regard-
that
there
ls
any
ed
too
seriously
since
it
is
to
a
large
extent
seasonal.
for
paniC
or
loss
of
confidence
in
However,
it
is
quite
a
chunk
of
unemployment.
We
the
future
and
the
future
trade
avouM
not
like
to
see
it
get
any
greater
and
it
is
re-
.EL,
assuring
that
the
figure
is
n
ov
beginning
to
de-
Xi,
ls
true.e
have
had
more
un-
Crease
"
employment
in
Canada
this
win-
.
.
.
'
ter
than
at
any
time
since
early
The
Prime
Minister
says
that
the
unempjoy-
h,
the
war.
ment
situation
is
far
from
depression
levels,
in-
-And
i
don't
think
there
are
deed,
he
does
not
believe
that
a
depression
is
immin-
a"y
Canadians
who
have
not
Numerous
wives
continually
tell
us
they
use
Pacific
Milk
'exclusively
in
all
their
cooking.
No
wonder
it's
so
popular
.
.
.
you
can't
buy
a
better
canned
milk
.
.
.
and
remember
It's
produced
in
B.
C.
Why
let
a
faulty
boiler
rob
you
of
hot
water
comfort?
Call
us
for
immediate
repairs.
Phone
108
Prince
Rupert
Plumbing
&
Heating
BUD
SCHUMAN
(Old
Post
Office
Bldg.)
Quadruplets
Are
Costly
uirni
&ui
i
y
w
ace
uie
uiieinpiuy-
ment
figures
increasing.
.
They
do
bring
back
memories
and
fears
none
of
us
likes.
PACIFIC
MILK
Ir'adiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
Motibj,
rViua,
I.
Shippinj
uit
a
Cartaje
ui
sJ
"But
before
we
decide
the
.
country
is
already
on
the
road
to
another
depression,
let
us
look
at
the
other
side
of
the
picture.'
!
"Employment
has
been
at
as
Sault
Ste.
Marie
Father
Finding
it
Difficult
to
Finance
Family
SAULT
STE.
MARIE
tf
C.
E.
ent.
However
a
more
serious
view
is
taken
by
the
C.
C.
F.
and
some
of
the
trades
unions
people
whose
opinions
are
also
entitled
to
respect
and
v
h
o,
in
fact,
are
in
a
position
to
be
as
intimate
with
the
lot
of
the
people
who
suffer
from
unemployment
as
might
be
the
Prime
Minister
himself
or
some
of
the
government
officials.
If
the
total
number
of
unemployment
were
levelled
out
over
Canada,
some
of
the
more
serious
pictures,
such
as
that
in
Vancouver,
would
not
be
so
Complete
EelUble
lent
Servic.
u,
Canadian
liquid
(J
nign
a
level
as
It
was
last,
year.
Harurpavps
fathpr
nf
nnsirfninlet
'or
Oxygen.
Acr;
this
he
received
a
:And
our
exnerts
advise
us
that,
v.,
r,
n
.u,.
For
some
of
welding
iiipplln
Lindsay'i
Ca;
Cl
!
'
gtiia
uuiu
wv
.ijr
i
id
aaya
uiai
;
they
expect
unemployment
all
the
financial
situation
of
his
through
1950
to
be
at
levels
very
ily
ls
-becoming
critical
and
we
.close
to
those
of
1949
which
storage
Lint
apparent
If
not
i
rince
Rupert
because
there
is
SO
!
the
highest
in
our
history.
biity
0
offering
the
four
c:rls
Cor.
2nd
tnd
Pn
little
cash
which
he
has
since
spent
on
keeping
body,
soul
and
family
together
waiting
for
nothing
more
nor
less
than
another
chance
to
earn
his
own
livelihood.
JIM
CRAIGEN.
Powell
River.
Est
1910
rw
much
more
activity
in
this
area
owing
to
the
increased
tempo
of
development
from
an
industrial
wow,
tins
naraiy
looks
like
a
depression.
"Of
cnnrp
our
nnnulatirm
i
for
adoption."
After
the
birth
of
thf
quadruplets,
first
in
Sault
St.
Marie't
and
construction
standpoint,
British
Columbia
has
!
growing
every
year,
and
we
want
civic
History,
a
committee
was
been
having
a
rough
winter
from
the
unemployment
t0
sce
more
employment
each
organized
to
raise
funds
for
new
JOHN
H
CALIFORNIA
CASUALS
3"
Wedge
in
Grey
Suede
Standpoint.
year
e
was
year
home
and
to
educate
the
child-
1
'
"
before.
What
is
more
we
Intend
rpn
Trwnl
cprviA
ninths
under-
You
Sr.w
n
in
Ttie
'""
Classified
ads
bring
results.
BULG
Nevertheless
.iiitiiuus
while
Miue
there
mere
mav
"lay
be
oe
narticular
particular
,t0
d0
onjuumg
everything
we
we
believe
uencc
the
me
took
took
to
to
pay
pay
nurses
nurses
1
to
care
for
the
e
end
of
the
year
I
problems
"and
some
c
a
s
e
s
of
eeniiine
misfortune
"
!ederal
government
can
d0
e-
children
until
the
fectively
to
keep
up
employment
and
the
c,.A-;
city
paid
tu
ij
o-pnm-all,.
eneialh
.-n
there
speaking
would
still
appear
to
be
in
Canada.
But
we
do
not
intend
January.
OPTOMETT
the
nurses
In
$6-95
71
of
all
fires
are
in
residential
properties!
Dwelling
Fire
Insurance
is
inexpensive
APE
YOU
INSURED
TO
PRESENT-DAY
VALUES?
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
P.
II.
i
INZKY
Green
6C7
AT
t
a
pi
etly
.good
prospect
for
Steady
employment
of
10
a
thmes
e
do
not
believe
Now
the
quadruplet
fund
is
callable
nponle
wVm
are
vonrlv
onrl
-;ii;
,i
would
be
effective.
dormant
and
Hargreaves'
ex-
FAMILY
SHOE
-
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--
V
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7
I
"Apparently
there
are
some
penses
continue.
Jki
Bulge
good
clay's
work
for
a
reasonable
day's
pay.
NOTICE
Regular
Meeting
Int.
Union
of
Operating
Engineers.
Local
510,
Friday.
Mar.
24,
7.30
p.m.
Carpenters'
Hall
Important
business.
Ail
members
are
ureed
to
attend.
(70i
STORE
LTD.
Charlre
Roberts
Third
A-f
As
for
really
skilled
workers,
we
still
seem
to
hear
more
of
shortages
than
abundance
of
!tnx
fi.tH
PhniM
11
MANUFACTURERS'
AGENT
Wholesale
Ware'iouse
carrying
a
represenUtiw
M
EVERYTHING'S
prompt
servire
to
the
trade
GOODYEAR
TIRE
ii
RUBBER
CO.-
Tires,
tubes,
t
hose,
bolting,
accessories.
CANADIAN
WESTINGHOUSE
CO.
Lamps
only,
flu
and
incandescent,
6
to
230
volts.
GENERAL
BATTERY.
CO.
of
CANADA
-
Radio
t
IMMIGRANTS
AM)
JOBS
"THE
HOUSE
OF
COMMONS
has
heard
some
ex-I
traordinary
economic
theories
during
the
years,
but
seldom
has
it
heard
a
more
extraordinary
charge
than
that
375,000
Canadian
are
listed
as
unemployed
today
because
360,000
immigrants
were
brought
into
the
country
since
the
war
ended,
observes
the
Edmonton
Journal.
The
accusation
was
made
by
P.
E.
Gagnon,
an
Independent
representing
the
Que-lxc
riding
of
Chicoutimi.
The
similarity
of
the
totals
must
surely
have
swept
Mr.
Gagnon
off
his
mental
feet.
,
:
.
.
.
butter
adds
distinctive
goodness
and
flavour
to
every
dish,
every
meal.
flashlights,
ignition
batteries.
G.
H.
WOOD
&
CO
Industrial
sanitation,
pap
lw
deodorizers.
DUSTBANE
CO.
of
B.
C
Dtistbanc.
Sisal.
JwlW
hotel
and
restaurant
supplies.
IMPERIAL
WIPING
RAG
CO
and
others
ti&&lhr.
I
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
Plic
712
Second
Ave
PO.
Box
772
OH
fISH,
STiAKS,
CHOPS
Add
butt.r
for
extra
goodness!
Ormes
n
-Er.
dear,
would
you
mind
very
much
if
I
didn't
ask
or
a
raise
today?"
'
"
'
s.
i
PAHCAKIS,
WAffUS,
take
on
new
mean,
ing
smothered
in
golden
bufterl
SAUCIS
AND
SOUPS
add
a
generow
pat
of
butter
before
serving!
Far
from
the
360,000
"new
Canadian"
putting
;
old
Canadian
out
of
jobs,
they
created
more
worV
for
all.
Their
arrival
in
the
country
meant
360,000
more
consumers
of
Canadian
foods,
clothing,
shelter
and
services.
The
360,000
meant
that
many
more
buyers
of
goods
and
services,
which
in
itself
is
a
considerable
market.
It
is
demonstrable
fact
that
in
the
years
before
1014
when
the
tides
of
immigration
flowed
most
strongly
into
the
dominion,
the
country
prospered
greatly.
Every
immigrant
capable
of
doing
a
day's
work
is
another
mouth
to
feed,
hence
another
"market"
for
farm
products.
Every
immigrant
who
can
earn
a
day's
pay
is
a
buyer
of
the
goods
and
services
produced
b
y
a
1
1
wage
earners.
Every
immigrant
who
can
make
or
do
something
is
a
producer
and
adds
to
the
wealth
of
the
the
Pioneer
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BUTTER
IS
ALL
FOOD
no
waste
rtu.
-mm
,
Phone
81
You
buy
real
food
value
when
you
buy
butter.
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dwr
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Fishermen
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can
now
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for
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about
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classes.
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meeting
new
friends
while
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