Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
News
As
I
See
It
Wednesday,
May
20,
1953
Another
fight
in
prospect,
ai-an
awieie.
une
assumes
that.
times
printed
iter
all?
While
thirty-nine
is
an
mis
wrestling
tooK
place
be-
Dutch
P,i,r"'
L
uiiopondent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Kupon
fS
"uicn,
carried
una
Northern
and
Central
British
Colunfola
by
!
getting
along,
it
must
be
admit-
fore
the
bear's
breakfast.
Member
of
Canadian
Preas
Audit
Bureau
of
Cl&ulaMouj
n
m
I
ted,
it's
not
so
aged.
It
looked
a
Robert,
F.M.-Md.
"s,!
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
I
bit
that
way
Monday.
Maybe
SOl'NDS
AIX
..
KICIIT
news.
W(.naril
Published
by
Tie
Prince
Huprrt
Dally
News
LlmttM
I.
f.
MAOOK.
President
H.
Q.
PERRY,
Vlce-Praalden
Jersey
Joe
couldn't
hear
right;
Nampg
Qf
newspaper3
ln
Ca).
Friend.'
"t
M
Cli.
I"
VJi
'jod
1
T
CI
more
varry
on,
wnen
couiu.n
mac
ada
conform
t0
Bubacrlntlon
Rates:
a
g(,11Prai
cias4
By
oarrlw
Her
ween,
25c;
per
month
1.00S
per
fear,
alO.OO
be?
But
at
any
raie.
slIch
as
Journal,
Free
Press,
Post
Consumption
By
mall
Pc
inonU),
16c.
&00
pilOUC
wain
is
ui-uuu.
uioui
Of
an
,
pr
year,
Sun,
Globe,
Star,
Gleaner,
Ban-
j
pound
of
fish
jthormiS
am
Mound
class
n.all
the
Post
OfBoe
Ottawa,
for!
Mr
lJJ
by
Department,
what
they
pay
nor
Rontlnol
Jfolr4
.
Tv.1..
Of
,....,
year
t.
the
M,:
WHALES
AND
FISH
FOOII
""s1""!
iiwiinig
uui
iti
iuiuc
c
queries,
Hon
The
Crown
.
Si
als.
In
marked
contrast
Is
There
is,
of
course,
a
posslbili
What
hr
snvt
It
,
ty
of
contact
between
whale
and
newspaper
received
la.st
week
but
what
u'..,.
.11
'
r.i.n
evnlninlno
Inst
week's
dls-1
from
Bloemfonti'in.
South
Africa
1
ir,
.
"'"Wis-:
rises
on
the
coronation
it
will
.
.
;
....
t
n
"i
me
anirM't
MIEN
the
thecurtair
curtain
WHEN
he
a
curtain
risi
Election
Picture
Now
HERE
is
how
the
B.C.
election
picture
as
it
looks
to
me
three
weeks
before
the
poll.
4ng
on
a
deep
vista
of
history.
aster
at
Prince
Rupert.
But
be-1
'the
name
01
that
paper
is
"The
freshest
halibut
taw
yond
that,
however,
one
could
Friend."
Fort
William
Times-1
near
Prlncf
n,,nL-
'
i
ii..
l!,,,h
It
oor,
Tnnrnnl
..j.
....
nuP,rt
Storle'
terday.
With
Mr.
Sinclair
..
tainly
be
said
wiiales
were
morej
u
k
'"is.pornapshffanpf,
frequently
noted
here
ln
pur-
That's
interesting.
When
liv-
his
public
to
mir
tWl)
a
suit
of
herring.
Townsile
sur-
mg
jn
Blocmfonleiii
fifty-three
1
pounds,
The
revitalized
Liberal
party,
under
the
.steady-going,
nioder-
i
vey
engineers
founci
sometning
to
years
agm
we
were
reading
"The
write
home
about.
!
Friend"
not
every
day
but
i
whenever
it
came
out
which
was
iate
leadership
of
Art
Laing,
is
J
Vleriiiy
pninine
The
fact
that!
Members
of
thf
hint
net
sailed
yesterday
or
;
,
Only
in
the
movies
do
people
every
now
and
then.
We
can
see
smoke
part
of
a
cigarette,
leave
the
shiny
h'aok
little
newsies!
"
"rc
me
"me
lit
mast
of
a
drink,
and
get
up
and
niclng
toward
the
camps,
yelling!
k"u
Uial
tut
(.inaman
go
away
from
a
costly
dinner
"Friend,
Friend,
Friend."
(A
darn
era'
election
Is
expretrrj
u,
!
the
Sorred's
have
switched
their
I
heaviest
attacks
from
the
CCF
I
to
the
Laing
Liberals,
speaks
i
for
itself.
1
LAST
NOVEMBER
Mr.
Bennett
j
boasted
that
Social
Credit
j
would
win
all
48
of
the
seats
in
.the
Legislature.
oeiore
naruiy
iuuciiihk
u.
guuu
immc,
uy
mc
jr.
inr,
hi
yarv
01
August,
Oik
ran
four
pages,
six
or
eight
pages,
squeeze
enough
1
out
ol
t-had
no
special
headlines,
some-
provide
a
holiday
"Having
a
wrestle
with
a
bear
belore
breakfast
will
keep
a
man
in
good
physical
shape
"writcj1
m
w
IT'S
MY
FORM
Kit
WIFE.
SHE
COT
TOO
FAT
By
Robert
Chambers
ln
the
Halifax
Chronicle-Herald.
!
Two
months
atro
he
had
low-
j
f
red
that
claim
to
40
seats.
I
Now
the
Social
Credit
party
j
if
buying
newspaper
space
to
I
advertise
that
they
alone
can
r
.
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
hA.
MacLeoo
1
win
25
or
more
seats.
Some
come
down
with
three
weeks
to
go.
The
Social
Credit
slump
grxs
back
to
a
Biblical
principle:
"A
3
a
Kj;
7m
Jx
The
most
widely
held
theory
currently
are
predicting,
ton
in
Capital
circles
is
that
the
St.
'
seats
may
be
important
or
even
Laurent
government
was
flying
critical
in
its
outcome.
house
divided
against
itself
can
It
a
ii
Free
nesfrvMion
Servic.
Maps,
Highway
Information.
Free
Towing
Serviu.
Personal
Accident
Insurance.
Free
Legal
Advice.
Enjoy
these
B
C.A
A.
lien
and
many
more
for
Ins
than
3
cents
a
day.
3
k
not
stand."
a
mie
in
me
recently
circuiaiea
i
It
is
significant
that
none
of
i
report
about
the
impending
ap-
the
rpa.s,ls
u,.,ich
the
Liberal
,
Half
of
the
Social
Credit
lead
r"S
Not
the
least
of
the
benefits
of
this
ceremony
is
that
life
in
the
present
takes
on
a
profounder
meaning
in
the
larger
context
of
time
which
its
pageantry
recalls.
The
coronation
is
an
act
of
the
highest
poetry
in
the
Commonwealth's
life,
saddened
on
this
occasion
by
the
death
in
March
of
Queen
Mary
widow
of
a
King,
mother
of
tw
o
Kings,
and
grandmother
of
the
reigning
Queen.
In
relation
to
the
Crown
we
are
mystics.
Our
Queen
is
not
a
person
exalted
above
us
by
Divine
Right,
nor
a
person
of
our
own
choosing.
We
have
;i
part
in
her
dignity,
but
she
does
not
achieve
that
lignity
at
our
will.
The
Queen
is
the
unimpeachable
figure
of
all
.hat
is
good
in
government;
her
crown
is
a
symbol
landing
above
creeds
and
parties.
In
a
materialistic
ape,
when
the
world
is
threatened
by
dangers
never
icfore
known,
the
British
Monarchy
endures
in
noble
strength.
It
is,
in
essence,
the
exaltation
of
dutiful
example
as
opposed
to
the
hazards
of
ruling
by
the
mailed
fist
and
the
fleeting
greatness
of
dictatorship.
.
One
virtue
in
the
coronation
rites
is
that
they
are
out
of
date.
How
could
the
stability
and
continuity
of
the
national
history
be
more
impressively
shown?
Our
Queen
is
crowned
with
the
same
ritual
as
that
with
which
her
predecessors
have
loen
crowned
for
more
than
a
thousand
years.
This
is
the
oldest
slate
ceremonial
in
Britain,
and
perhaps
the
oldest
in
the
world.
The
first
preserved
ritual
of
an
English
coronation
dates
from
the
eighth
century.
There
is
one
attributed
to
St.
Dunstan,
said
to
have
been
used
by
him
at
the
coronation
of
King
Ethel
red
in
the
year
078.
The
forms
are
ancient,
but
the
spirit
embodied
in
them
never
grows
old.
That,
spirit
is
the
solemn
recognition
of
the
sacred
.character
alike
of
royalty
and
loyalty.
'
'
'
'
.
Monthly
Letter,"
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
'
,
'
z.
ers
are
careeri
Tories
who
artf
i
lunriu
01
j.
w.
ri-Kersgiu
10
MPS
advance
against
Pickers-seeretly
opposed
to
the
monetary
the
rabinet
in
succession
to
Sec-
Kin-S
apK)intment
attempt
to
dls-
j
principles
of
their
own
new-
tary
of
State
Gordon
Bradley
.
lnlt,
the
fact
that
he
would
jidd
:
joined
party.
They
have
sternly
That
diesn't
mean
the
Pick-.strength
to
the
cabinet.
His
forbidden
any
dLscus.sion
ofiersSi11
ls"
'l
going
to
be
named,
j
ability
is
accented
w
ithout
ques-"Just
Price
Fixing"
whereby
all
u
Just
means
that
there
will
be
tion.
The
onlv
noint
at
Issue
is
I
Uio-
goods
would
be
sold
ln
stores
at
i
an
interval
of
further
decision
the.
political
wisdom
of
draf
ting
less
than
cost.
,
while
the
Prime
Minister
digests
him
into
the
enhinet
over
the
in
Outboard
Motors
No
cabinet
minister
dares
to
tftke
advantage
of
my
invitation
to
explain
ln
this
space
Social
Credit
"Just
Price
Fixing"
etc.
the
reaction
to
the
reports,
par-
Ye&AH
of
MP's
who
themselves
ticularly
in
the
ranks
of
the
,
are
hungry
for
appointment
and
Liberal
Party.
ln
violation
of
the
strong
tradl-
At
the
moment
all
signs
indl-
tion
in
the
Marltimes
against
cate
that
the
reaction
amongst
imported
cabinet
ministers,
the
federal
Liberal
MP's
is
un-
Whichever
way
the
P.M.'s
decl-
u
The
same
thing
applies
In
re-
For
th
prydl
colch
yow
ton
mofa
.
,
.
0f
totttAc
porformonc,
oH
ftth9
fo-Uttmt
or4
low
cot
in
5
N
o.
(Ho
Sporttlar
ovlboord
motor.
Nvtrol
Ckikh,
tlow
trotkng,
nothing
tptvd
in
a
dtwn,
conomtcol
motor.
S
it
NOW.
Owl
a
dctwfto
I9S3
EI(o
for
m
hrri
.,,.....
.
.
.
u
P.ard
to
the
Social
Credit
two
enthusiastic
almost
to
the
point
(
sion
g-s,
it
s
going
to
have
inter-pronped
attack
on
the
B.C.
;0'
violent
protest.
The
basic
,
esting
repercussions.
Pickers-schools
for
the
Rolston
form-atti-"de
tf
the
rank-and-file
in
iV'n
ability
is
badly
needed
ulu
and
uguinst
Effective
Living
!
tne
Commons
is
that,
if
any
right
in
the
cabinet.
Teaching.
When
Mr.
Reid
of
j
vacancies
exist
or
are
in
prospect
i
Salmon
Arm
made
his
"sex
and
in
tne
cabinet,
there
are
plenty'
n
f
socialism"
attack
the
ex-Torics
',
'
Liberal
MP's
to
fill
them.
The
DSXlGT
OCOTGS
in
the
cabinet
repudiated
that
i
Liberal
MP's
definitely
don't
.
.
outburst
from
their
own--narty
1
111e
the
policy
of
recruiting
new
i
riafU
frriOC
supporters.
Now
Mr,
Reld
claims
cabineteers
from
the
ranks
of;
LVCdlll
OIUI
ICb
that
Premier
Bennett
secretly
the
so-called
-
"brain-trusters"
i
LONDON
P
Beverley
Baxter,
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
supportea
mm
100
percent
in
who
haven't
won
their
political
Canadian-bom
member
of
Par-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
AUTOMOBILE
ASSOCIATE
caucus.
And
Hon.
Eric
Martiri
spurs
the
hard
way
by
having
to
!
llament.
says
he
thinks
news
publicly
describes-
Mr.
"Reid
as
get
elected
to
parliament.
..;..
o
-4
o
ti,r.,
P
iivr
I'riru-e
Kuprrt
Box
l"!7p
papers
concentrate
too
much
on
vi
violence.
JI5
West
Third
Strffl
"the
hero
of
Salmon
Arm."
.It
s
The
Piekersgill
proposal
fur-i
double
talk
or
double'
dealing,
Jther
fails
to
win
the
support
of!
"
"'
)
the
Liberal
MP's
from
the
Mart-
:
'Death,
death,
death,"
he
said.
is
the
recurring
theme,
except
THE
CCF
under
the
new
leader
time
provinces
on
-
what
are
;
on
Sundays,
when
it
becomes
Arnold
Webster
has
done
well,
represented
to
be
strictly
practi-
.adultery."
Ro
has
the
real
old
undisguised
i
cal
grounds.
The
assertion
is'
Baxter,
who
was
addressing
Tory
party
under
the
genial
j
made
that
the
Atlantic
Coast
the
British
Association
of
Indus-leadership
of
the
smiling,
pipe
provinces
are
traditionally
in-
trial
Editors,
added
he
doekii't
smoking
giant,
Deane
Finlayson.
I
hospitable
to
the
Idea
of
import-
think
much
of
Britain's
Sunday
for
Peace
Brighter,
Best
wishes
to
both
foil
ing
cabinet
ministers
from
other
;
newspapers.
imcaqam
GYRO
CLUB
PRESENTS
Nehru
Says
in
Policy
Statement'.
tFrfHDELHfI?)PrimeMinis-
of
th
Korean
Primer
of
war
tor
Nehru
of
India
said
today
problem
was
more
likely
to
be
the
outlook
for
peace
is
brighter
found
on
the
basis
of
the
United
than
it
has
been
for
a
long
time."
Nations
resolution
and
the
Chin-The
remark
came
in
a
major
ese
eight-point
proposal
than
on
foreign
policy
statement
made
the
latest
United
Nations
coun-berore
both
the
upper
and
lower
ter-proposals
Houses
of
Parliament
and
re-'
,,
.iH
t.,iH,
.
I
The
tt
UN
resolution,
adopted
adopted
But
the
CCF
leader
himself
is
under
no
illusions.
He
has
publicly
declared
that
no
single
party
can
win
a
clear
majority.
I
agree
with
Mr.
Webster
on
ninny
things,
but
not
on
that,
yet.
My
ex-naval
intelligence
officer
friend
Jim
Denniston
spent
u
TO
TAKE
A
GOOD
LOOK
AT
YOUR
HOME
It
pays
in
hard
cash
to
give
your
home
a
careful
"once
over"
every
year.
And
spring
is
the
most
convenient
season
!
to
nuke
repairs
or
to
modcrnitf.
provinces.
They
contend
that
geography
and
the
distinctive
nature
of
their
resources
saddle
them
with
problems
that
are
exclusively
theirs
and
which
require
native
understanding
if
their
economic
and
social
interests
are
to
be
served.
For
that
reason
the
Maritime
MP's
argue
that
Pickersgili's
appointment
and
assignment
to
a
Newfoundland
portfolio
Hon.
Gordon
Bradley
Is
slated
to
go
to
the
Senate
would
be
received
unfavorably
by
Maritime
elecr
tors.
The
estimate
Is
even'
maIe
that
it
would
cast
Yhe
Liberals
the
loss
of
10
seats
in
the
four
a
year
analyzing
the
1952
elec
Inst
Der-emher
nrnvlrlrl
Ihot
ih
tion.
He
painstakingly
proved
that
on
the
first
count
Socreds
gained
from
other
parties
as
Nehru
welcomed
Prime
Minis-
UN
take
custody
of
any
PoWs
re-ter
Churchill's
proposal
for
a
fusing
repatriation
after
a
four-conference
of
the
leaders
of
country
repatriation
commission
world
powers
at
an
early
date
had
had
them
for
90
days
and
a
and
addedr'l.wopld
..earnestly;
political
cdnftrence
;
tfn
:
Korea
Scl.
a
pi
va
Distinguished
Pianist
FRIDAY,
May
22nd,
8:30
p.m.
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ture
for
;
Every
hit
of
repajr
work
neglected,
every
crack,
every
i
flake
of
peeling
paint
means
a
loss
in
dollar
value
a
depreciation
of
one
of
He
noted
that
President
Eis-
another,
30
days
The
rommiinist
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Lieuu
Ian
ouiy
iwo
provinces
of
Nova
Scotia,
New
a
conference
but
had
said
that
proposed
that
a
five-country
re-if"oe"t
ahead
of.tj!el.1IJ5eta
Brunswick,
Newfoundland
and
"S
i
.
your
most
valuable
atts.
the
time
for
it
was
not
ripe.
i
patrtetlon
commHion-lnclud-
Prince
Edward
Island.
If
the
coming
election
Is
as
tight
an
Nehru
said
he
felt
a
solution
CCF.
Last
time
Social
Credit
was
every
other
party's
second
mg
India
take
over
the
prison-
,
Ave
1
m.
HI.,
t
t
C
affair
as
many
political
prophets
,
fv?y
r,HPahtriat,HnH
I'
tPr
i
be
other
party's
second
the
period
would
be
settled
by
a
Ch0i,,e
political
conference.
That
is
why
it
seems
to
me
to
come
down
to
this:
Either
we
might
get
a
neck-and-neck
deadlock
with
the
CCF,
Liberals
and
Socreds
getting
about
15
seats
each.
Or
if
Laing
continues
to
forge
ahead
for
the
next
three
weeks,
as
he
has
done
so
far,
the
new
Liberals
could
emerge
with
a
clear
working
majority,
with
CCF
running
second.
Beauty
Hint
REGINA
it
Women
who
talk
to
themselves
while
applying
lipstick
get
a
more
beautiful
finish,
says
Ardelle
Saunders,
travelling
expert
for
a
cosmetic
firm.
"Too
often,
women
forget
they
are
applying
lipstick
to
a
living
paii
of
Hps,"
she
says.
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