cent
ships
and
buildings
and
oocatm,
made
flying
commonplace.
In
i
vt(5ct.
THIS
AND
THAT
drfnrc
Uupcrt
ail?
rectus
LtO.
Monday,
April
5,
1948
developming
all
these
grand
things
they
have
also
created
j
bigger
and
better
wars
and
in-
i
jstrumenls
of
destruction
lnclud-
Oogockkkhio,
inn
the
atom
bomb.
I
can
assure
!,
An
Independent
dully
newspapv
deot.ed
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlnee
Rupert
nd
all
communities
comiM-isa(;
northern
and
cen'ral
British
Columbia.
(Authoring
as
Second
.ss
Mall,
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
'
Puhll.hd
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
PrlSo
kiinert
Dally
News
Lid..
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Kupert.
British
Columbia.
O.
A
H'
INTER.
Managing
Erlll.or.
II.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
OS
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
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NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
Mr.
Letchford
that
organized
la-
cnee
88
w?da;
on
Ibor
shall
not
claim
credit
for
:
cd
cW
)a",blUuu
.
1
these
things.
.
him
.
old?,
,
n"n
i
and
nsv,.,!.
.
the
dam
sinje
Balaam's
ass
spoke.
The
world
goes
rolling
alone:
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KKCMN1NG
TOTEMS
Editcr,
Daily
News:
Your
editorial
"Touri.st
Week
More"
reminds
u.s
that
the
tourist
season
will
soon
be
here
and
naturally
tourists
will
expect
to
iind
a
tidy
city.
I
have
beard
In
high
and
all
who
cannot
Organization
was
here
lonr
adjust
themselves
to,
the
.speed
before
working
men
were
mat-are
rolled
under.
The
motive
ure
enough
to
understand
the
,.
"
""W.
I've
Pbpyd
the
other.
power
that
drives
things
along
'value
cf
eollectlvs
action.
Th?
j
l
e"Otinmlr
trp;a
in
nernctillll
unions
have
been
instrumental
i
Two
little
-
....v.
-
-
te.
e
..we
iMi'Tfi
K
In
nrnfliicinnr
hinhnr
ft
u
y
t
j
i
t
i
:
i
a
st.nnr1.ai.rl
t.u.it,:
iiiuuon
aeveiuijing
me
nuiiu
m
..v..,.,
iuiii;
aian'
and
man
anu
unioining
ine
sr-rreis
w
v
"
!
mv
inner:
l:.W
i.i-i
of
nature,
widening
the
horizon.
not
0llly
for
lle
workers
themselves.
It
has
added
to
the
for
the
brain,
making
things
nnssihu
t!Hn
that
mice
eonlrt
dignity
of
the
individual
and
"I'.s
rive."
"D'-es
wirnii',,
bm,
"No."
"v.,
Prince
Rupert
desciibsd
as
the
Garden
City
of
the
Naith"-and
I
also
heard
flattering
comment.!
from
the
Officer
Cadets
who
recently
visited
the
city
one
of
Uiciu
made
a
remark
to
me
that
it
was
a
real
pretty
city.
on
another
page
of
your
paper
thcri
is
a
notice
from
Mr.
Hov3,
city
engineer,
drawing
at
the
skill
of
the
workman.
It
not
have
composed
a
dream
when,
the
ass
disputed
Balaam's
judgment.'
The
trad;
union
movrm:nl
needs
no
defence
bv
me.
Its
should
be
generally
known
to
all
citizens
that
a
better
payroll
In
a
town
Is
a
blessing
to
the
merchsfuts
as
well
as
the
worker.
"What
kind
o(
you?"
demanded
t),(
uw.
-youve
hum.
h
story
is
written
in
the
laws
of
'
As
1
mentioned,
the
value
of
tention
to
unsightly
piles
of
oid
lumber
here
and
there
on
the
aauKhtcr.
Yau
calu.
the
eivili7"d
werld
and
is
re-
suiu.iug
nas
Deen
unaersiooa
.us;
nignt
and
pt3p
:ity
streets.
I,
would,
therefore,
f
fected
in
the
homes
of
millions
bv
tne
merchants.
,h
medical
".
icn
mlnni..
the
rnpn
vu-
l
lrt:
l
ln"
'
V.'idiy
understand
y
m.
t
i
iw
-
-i
'
m-
r
.
-
-
i
ale
u,
10
of
workarg
throughout
Poles
cr
figures,
lying
alongside
j
wt,t.ldi
in
Uuoh
and
t
the
MMK2l(in
to
be
Classed
a3
Sit.ipc,nf
nlh
nnnntrie.
Rlrl
and
pmped
m,-
iver-
Bny
gr
"p
wclay
tmi
fl(:X,s
not
build
associations
of
some
kind
Th
Crorf
m1m-
AJjm
Vni.v,
iK-.
men
you
went
to
five
minutes
later.
"And
you
laughed
at
me
when
Itold
you
to
take
an
umbrella
this
morning!"
A
Shot
In
The
Arm
MAY
1SE
TIME
to
sujrgest
to
the
good
folk
of
Prince
IT
Uupert
who
seem
to
be
a
little
downhearted
those
days,
he
it
due
to
the
gloomy
international
situation,
the
seasonal
slack
or
what
not
,that
things.
are
li.oking
just
as
good
as
evei
for
our
town.
I'Arryljudy
has
their
ups
and
down
and
it's
a
mighty
low-spirited
individual
who
cannot
take
them
both,
the
former
with
a
grain
of
salt,
if
you
like,
and
the
latter
with
a
dash
of
pepper.
Just
Ucause
the
pulp
mill
excavation
is
going
a
little
si;
wer
than
had
been
expect.
d,
just
because
the
international
situation
may
cause
a
slow-up,
just
because
strikes
'and
bottlenecks
and
what-not
are
delaying
the
normal
'flow
of
business
and
development,
are
tio
reason
to
Ihj
downhearted.
What
l'rince
Rupert
may
be
experiencing
in
the
way
of
deferment
and
uncertainty
is
being
experienced
every-,
ulu
it.
,Vo
are
all
in
the
same
boat.
Those
who
are
not
.able
to
tough
it
out
will,
of
course,
have
to
fall
behind.
After
all
we
have
had
good
days
to
fortify
us
for
a
time.
i
hese
are
days
when
it
really
counts
to
be
of
stout
heart
and
good
cheer.
Itatlier
than
being
the
least
bit
pessimistic-
we
should
cuisulci'
ournelves
bussed
to
be
located
here
on
the
ground
iloor
in
the
place
w
hich'
a
little
later
on
wheA
things
become
settled
and
the
world
stalls
moving
forwaid
again,
must
he
in
the
forefront
of
the
development
of
this
newest
and
richest
part
of
our
great
Canada.
Meantime,
there
are
still
things
that
we
might
be
working
for,
developments
that
we
might
be
expediting
and
'B'.
now
cot
are
tjie
hcavv
artillery
of
the
ve?
t0,
a
thef
,1r
lR
11
tlons
that
he
!
g'reat-vptS
la-a
weapon
r;
r
j
4
.J
i
dislikes!
Inspu'sd
by
such
men
as
Abra-1
jijiiiij
jjjiv)
ul
uiu
iuiuuii
;
If
so,
why
not
have
them
re-i.-uved
and
burned,
and,
if
not,
h"
not
hvj
them
placed
up-i
'ht.
'H'id-Q
the
Museum?
May-
such
a
thing1"
"imiJic,
me
you:
ham
lincoln
who
said
that
Workmen
do
not
have
to
be
eien.
"1
-ot
a
b:
be
ome
of
tho
husky
ladspf
tha
:abor
bein(
prlor
0
capilai
nas
ignorant,
little
men.
It
is
unfor-
jumor
ujiambcr
or
commerce
in
,.ini-it.u
einim
M
u,nith
tunate
that
Ignorance
should
Reminiscences
j
By
w.j.
d
Reflections
ini!ht
spine
Miue
to
come
alon
j
(.rPa(p(j
v
lt
exist
in
our-group
but
Ignorance
and-witU
a
merry
"Yo
hcavHo.'M
.
oforoe
B
CAkv
's
bV
no
means
exclusively
our
EASE
hoist
the
totem
poles
to
the
!
(
A(lUl(1,,
of
B3!Jeys
and
a
hosts
t
vice'
Mr-
Letchford.
oosition
meant
for
thorn,
that
J
;
j
in
conclusion
I
wish
to
con-
is,
upright.
,
,
,
,
gratulate
George
B.
Casey
for
The"
could
beg
or
borrow
a
:
DEFENDS
UNIONS
hl3
courageous
struggle
for
bag
of
cement
cement
and
and
so
so
make
make
a
a,"1
Editor,
Daily.
yauy.
News:
news:
more
light
in
a
oeriod
when
free
tas?
for
them.
tueni.
At
At
present
present
they
they
i
i
In
In
reading
reading
Mr.
Mr.
Letchford
Letchford'
let-
let-
thought
and
expression
Is
in
ire
rotting
aw,ay
and
are
merely
ter
on
trade
unions
the
old
Itch
serious
danger.
i
It
is
gratifying
to
realize
that
patch
from
Moscow
dated
Janu-the
firemen
of
Prince
Rupert
ary
1922,
reports
20
million
peas-have
molcts
pro
f
ants
in
the
Volga
region
suffer-the
distressing
and
sometimes
ing
from
starvation
and
that
deadly
effect
of
smoke
fumes
help
must
come
from
abroad,
when
called
out
in
the
perfor-
mainly
from
the
Unifed
States,
mance
of
their
duty.
But
the
But
how
can
anyone
get
over
or
relief
Is
not
yet
100
per
cent
around
that
dashed
iron
cur-coverage.
At
the
average
get-
tain?
together
social
when
slow
burn-
i
A.
WALL1N.
OfNUINI
tHitl
he
targets
for
facetious
re-
eot
tne
better
of
me
and
I
wish
t
iir.rk
and
they
look
like
two
,n
stale
a
few
vies
of
m'n
on
'
Mrunl-.s
totting
on
a
canned
the
same
toP'C-
I
h.-at
Jaa."
I
actually
heard
Naturallv
.
each
Indivdual
j
bat
remark
applied
to
them.
thlnks
in'
accordance
with
his
:
MADRID
TH
It
!!-(
Classified
Advertising
Pays!
Tote'n)
poll,
are
getting:
scarce
""h
'
nndetvuiKl
that
the
native
own
economic
interests
insoiar
as
he
understands
these
interests.
Mr.
fcetchford
ha
a
grudge
improvements
we
might
be
presssing
for.
It
is
no
time
to
K
stogies
becloud
the
Intellect
...
,
.
i
all
that
can
be
done
Is
retire
at
w'll
not
carve
any
more.
If
no-
I
I
.
I
nv.
In
l
ill
WW
UJ
villi
llciuwn.
once
to
a
previously
prepared
position
and
stay
there.
Swiux
to,
th'iv
Is
don?
to
pr?scrve
what.
"'
"""
"u
"
Spri
One
cannot
escape
th?
conviction
that
the
ss.
Prince
George,
soon
to
ply
the
fairest
of
coasts,
will
offer
the
maximum
of
niceties
in
all
the
little
things
distinguishing
high
class
service.
ring
PATTUI.LO
AND
1KRRY
WITH
'env'lfs
of
them
a
bit
of
Indian
Histoi"
will
nas
into
oblivion
as
he--'
totenj
poles
are
carv?d
hi-'t'-re.
of
varlnun
r
i
be
.
"IHQUISTTI
VE"
Wrangell,'
and
other
Alaska
'cities,
observing
the
fiftieth
an-
tVn
rnl4
t..;irn
...ill
T.
I,
pt
luvct&tlljr
Ul
bile
guiu
atiiiic,
will
.
tu
cuuviiicc
uutvia
mo
mh-
"nionsa,rn
oi
of
our
mo'ir
eui'
However,
in
this
period
of
violent
red-baiting
and
building
up
class
and
race
hatred,
it
would
not
be
amiss
to
bring
out
a
few
good
points
tor
unionism
I
am
not
denying
the
fact
that
free
enterprise
capitalism
'ATTULLO,
former
Premier
of
the
province
and
for
!
foster
the
wide
open
free-and-
lne
"'"v
oisuiromg
uiougm.
,
new
Shortie
Coat
!
easy
frontier
complex
this
sum-
that
in
going
down
to
dmner
the
j
mer.
For
e
xample,
anyone
shav-
first
evening
one
might
blunder
j
PltlOltlTY.
Oh
I.AHOK
Editor.
Daily
Ne
Here'
New!
Just
Arrived!
'has
produced
all
these
wonders
in
choosing
a
spoon,
and
become
exposed
to
the
gaze
of
a
superior
waiter.
But
of
course,
it
ing
will
do
so
at
the
cost
of
a
fine.
Being
cursed
with
a
stiff
whisker,
tender
skin
and
duil
razor,
we
plan
on
sailing
for
My
anti-union.
Jiiend
who
such
as
the
steam
engine,
the
inread
hU
woe
nvpr
u
etiliimn
nf
.,.i.i...
.
u..;i
,.,..m-
is
a
simple
matter
to
watch
the
2
uy.
n
pap
Alril
has
my
gu.
Wrangell
by
the
next
boat.
otner
leuow
oppo.w
or
y..u.
prome
sympathy
He
nppears
!
elbuw-
t0
have
takea
a
bad
beating
1
The
Daily
News,
printing
a
des-
Smartly
Styled-
Shorlie
(
mils
in
Itlack
and-
Assortrtl
Pastel
Shades
And
Vou
Should
See
Our
Gaberdine
Suits
anil
Our
Three
Piece
KnsemlilcK
"THE
BEST
FOR
LESS"
at
I
Steamship
Movements
.'SO
years
member
of
the
Legislature
for
Prince
Rupert
has
been
named
chairman,
and
II-
G-
T.
Perry,
former
speaker
and
minister
of
education
as
well
as
House
member
for
Foil
(iei.rge
for
almost
its
long
as
Mr.
Pattullo,
has
been
named
member
of
the
British
Columbia
policy
committee
f
ir
the
national
Lilieral
convention
this
summer
at
Ottawa.
Northern
and
Central
Dritish
Columbia
is
thus
assured
of
strong
and
effective
voices
in
that
important
gathering.
That
thesa
two
men
have
been
appointed
to
the
plank-'btiiMing
committed
should
be
of
general
gratification.
It
is
a
recognition
of
the
importance
of
this
part
of
the
country
and
the
wish
of
tha
party
that
it
should
have
its
say
on
federal
affairs
particularly
as
regards
British
Columbia,
Mr.
Pattullo
and
Mr.
Perry
between
them
may
be
expected
to
put
much
life
and
many
ideas
into
the
work
to
which
they
have
been
assigned.
The
former
has
always
been
outspoken
and
virile
in
championing
the
interests
of
1he
province.
Tho
latter
is
well
known
as
one
of
British
Columbia's
most
expert
and
practical
resolution
framers.
Radio
Dial
1?4(1
Kilocycle
CFPR
Ci
I
y
Merchants:
City
merchants
arc
asked
in
future
to
have
copy
for
all
display
advertisements
into
the
Daily
News
office
by
4
pm.
of
the
day
previous
to
their
publication.
This
co-opcralion
will
greatly
assist
the
mechanical
department
in
keeping
to
the
regular
hour
for
publication.
from
a
co-op
or
some
trade
union.
The
battle
of
life
is
not
tattle
strong
alone.
It
is
to
thi
active,
the
diligent,
the
bravs.
The
vi:ws
expressed
In
.
thD
'ctt:r
might
i.uve
been
accept-
j
able
about
In?
time
that
Balaam
and
his
ass
went
on
thf
ir
loiv
iourney
and
disagreed
as
ta
direction.
When
Balaam
and
his
a'"3
got
into
their
aigum:nt.
facts
proved
the
ass
to
be
ri'ht.
But
a
lot
of
water
has
gon?
over
ANNETTE
manse
(Subject
to
change)
MONDAY.
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4:15
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Quotations
and
Int.
4
30
Especially
For
You
4;45Magic
Adventure
5:00
Latin
American
Rhythms
5:15
Vaughn
Monroe
and
For
Vancouver
Monday
ss.'
Princess
Adelaide,
10
p.m.
Tuesday
ss.
Coquitlam,
1:30
p.m.
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert,
1:15
p.m.
Friday
ss.
Catala,
12
midnight.
April
5
and
15-ss.
Princess
lorah,
p.m.
April
27
ss.
Princess
Louise,
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sunday
ss.
Cardena,
p.m.
Monday
ss.
Princess
Adelaide,
p.m.
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ss.
Prince
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0
a.m.
Friday
ss.
Catala,
p.m.
For
Ocean
Falls
Monday
ss.
Princess
Adelaide,
EVKRYONH'S
OPPORTUNITY
THESE
TROUBLED
TIMES
when
individual
freedom
IN
has
disappeared
or
is
threatened
in
so
many
parts
of
the
world
considerable
reference
is
made
to
the
freedom
of
opw,rtunity
we
enjoy
in
Canada.
But
what
can
we
do
in
order
to
take
advantage
of
this
opportunity?
Unfortunately,
too
often
we
look
for
opportunities
everywhere
except
in
the
right
place
which
is
where
we
are
and
in
the
job
we
hold.
If
we
give
the
matter
some
serious
thought,
we
realize
that
everyone
can
improve
his
job.
No
mutter
how
simple
the
job
may
be,
it
will
improve
to
the
-extent
that
it
is
done
with
interest
and
enthusiasm
and
in
a
lively
spirit
of
co-operation.
If
we
put
the
shuV
on
the
other
foot
and
look
at
people
in
other
jobs
we
see
how
these
qualities
add
up
to
success.
When,
wo
have
things
to
buy
we
admit,
perhaps
without
realizing
it,
that
there
is
a
great
difference
between
the
people
who
sell
us
the
things
we
need.
When
we
need
a
haircut,
most
of
us
don't
go
just
to
any
barber.
We
go
to
a
bailor
we
know,
one
who,
we
think,
is
better
than
the
others
we
have
patroniKcd.
When
we
go
to
a
store
or
a
restaurant,
we
like
to
go
where
we
know
a
clerk
or
waiter
who
has
given
us
good
service
in
the
past
and
will
continue
to
do
his
job
well
'We
use
this
selective
method
every
time
we
can,
whether
it
is
in
dealing
with
an
individual
or
a
company.
All
of
us
should
realize
that
although
we
are
employees
we
are
reaJly
in
business
for
ourselves.
Our
wages
and-
salaries
are
)aid
with
the
money
of
our
customers.
When
we
treat
our
job
lightly
and
do'
not
give
it
the
full
attention
it
deserves,'
we
are
hurting
ourselves
more
than
our
employer.
We
are
actually
neglecting
our
customers
and
literally
telling
them
we
don't
care
whether
or
not
they
pay
for
our
dinner-
our
rent
and
our
clothing.
If
we
study
our
jobs
and
criticize
ourselves,
we
can
'lie
better.
It's
just
a
case
of
realizing
that
the
improvement
of
our
own
position
lies
entirely
in
our
own
hands
Got
a
house
to
sell
or
want
to.
'
buy?
Looking
for
a
job
or
offering
orte?
Interested
in
the
stock
market
or
fish,
10
p.m.
Thursday
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Rupert,
11:15
p.m.
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North
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
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April
18
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a.m.
For
North
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
April
16
and
30
ss.
Coquit
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TO
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IT
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South
Queen.
Charlotte,
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April
18
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10:40
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11:00
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11:15
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11:30
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11:31
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Period
11:33
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Interlude
11:45
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12:15
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12:25
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:
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and
Ethelwyne
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2:00
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2:30
Sheila
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3:00
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3:15
Spotlight
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3:20
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From
Alaska
Thursday
ss.
Prince-
Rupert,
8
p.m.
April
5
and
15rss.
Princess
Norah,
p.m,
April
27
ss.
Princess
Louise,
p.m.
ST.
CATHERINES,
XPi
The
civic
development
committee
here
has
been
asked
to
study
CAMPAIGN
FOR
U.N.
MONTREAL
'
A
campaign
for
$25,000
has
been
launched
For
Alaska
by
the
Montreal
and
Westmount
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Rupert,
nidnight.
April
1
and
11
-ss.
Princess
night
shows
in
movie
theatres.
Residents
have
complained
of
noise
both
before
and
after
midnight
shows.
orah,
a.m.
April
22
ss.
Princess
Louise,
a.m.
.
branches
of
the
United
Nations
Association.
George
Mooney.
president
of
the
Montreal
branch,
said
one-tenth
of
Canr
ada's
population
lives
on
Montreal
Island
and
therefore
thf
unit
has
an
Important
respons-
ibility
to
arouse
Interest
in
International
affairs.
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