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Rupert
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News
on
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on
Saturday,
March
6,
1054
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Everyone
has
heard
of
the
monitions
and
cancelled
their
man
who
was
moved
by
a
strong
passages
on
aircraft,
causing
jremonltlon
of
disaster
to
cancel
themselves
to
kick
their
heels
his
seat
on
a
certain
aircraft
around
the
airport
for
an
extra
iiid
take
the
next
flight
Instead,
three
hours
and
arrive
late
for
a
The
aircraft
that
he
would
vital
ap)intinent,
while
the
n
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dally
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Columbia.
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of
Canadian
Prea
Audit
Bureau
of
ruvulstlona
Cacllan
Daily
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
Ilia
PiUw
Rupert
Dailv
New
Limited.
J.
F.
MAOOR,
Prpsidpnt
H.
O.
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class
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by
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Oiuoi
:ducation
.
For
Ali
"
lUym.Hiih
AH
lli-w
Urt
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"
Ford
Tud.
tl
have
boarded
developed
engine
trouble
and
crashed.
Passengers
and
crew
came
to
a
messy
end.
Other
men
report
having
been
deterred
by
prophetic
dreams
from
boarding
ships
that
sunk
nd
trains
that
plunged
over
cliffs.
Seldom
!f
ever
do
we
hear
of
a
man
who
had
a
premonition
of
disaster
and
cancelled
his
seat
on
an
aircraft,
only
to
learn
afterwards
that
the
aircraft
flew
on
merrily
to
Its
destination
and
arrived
without
Incident,
except
for
a
stewardess
repelling
some
advances
by
an
admiring
passenger.
Some
people
do
have
such
hunches,
but
thry
never
tell
you
uircraft
they
should
have
taken
not
only
got
there
safely,
but,
all
the
passengers
received
gold
watches
for
being
uboaid
the
100,000th
safe
flight
since
the
company
started
business.
Hunches
could
be
a
real
nuisance
for
a
travelling
man.
If
he
kept
having
them.
I
can
Imagine
a
man
itching
to
get
out
of
town
and
pursue
ah
Imimrtant
errand
for
his
firm,
yet
being
warned
off
a
succession
of
boats,
planes
and
trains
by
an
irritating
little
inner
voice.
After
he
had
been
loitering
around
the
dcnt
for
a
week
or
so,
a
wan
and
haggard
figure,
it
would
le
an
ironic
stroke
of
fate
if
an
earthquake
brought
the
"-rIB'il.j.
AM:
SRUfTfo
(,'"
R
RST(lh
AUTO
SERVlCi!
I
about
them.
"I
had
such
st
range
feeling
j
mof
down
on
hi.s
head
Try
Dully
ni.u.
I
about
the
Kmpress
of
Bolng
that
!
I
went
right
down
and
cancelled
my
passage,"
a
man
might
say.
"And
do
you
know,
that
very
si
ilp
steamed
straight
acrows
the
Atlantic
in
record
time,
and
A
PARENT
r.ANNET,
lare
Norlh
Atlantic
sea
bird,
applies
the
aerial
brakes
slmrply
as
it
approai
lies
a
Huffy
nestling.
Snapped
by
Richard
Robinson,
who
Is
employed
at
Canadian
Kodiik
Co.
in
Toronto,
the
picture,
"Oannct,"
won
a
trophy
tor
excellence
in
nature
pliiilot'iaphy
In
Kodak's
liMh
International
Salon.
OTTAWAmrfr"
By
Norman
M.
MacLeod
RockAVounl
(aff.
lor
(UPs
of
$)
A
CREAT
many
old
age
pensioners
have
written
me
regarding
a
recent
column
"Who
Lives
on
$-10.00?"
;
A
Rood
many
of
the
letters
stalled
out
with
good,
lusty
crack
at
MPs
In
Reneral
and
me
in
particular.
Some
of
them
said
"If
you
A.iiil,
to
knw
how
to
live
on
$40
a
month,
give
up
your
$IO.Oofl
u
year
anil
try
it."
But
on
the
whole
the
writers
recognized
that
I
was
.seeking
for
detailed
facts
and
explanations.
A
few
old
pi
le
did
send
in
letters
lo
show
that
they
were
barely
"pellinn
by"
on
the
$411
per
niiinlh
old
ac.e
.security
payments.
Hut.
in
almost
all
such
cases
these
'were
people
.who
had
some
special
advantage,
like
a
house
already
paid
for,
or
.Mime
living
accommodation
Willi
relatives.
MANY
living
on
the
$50
a
month
that
is,
on
the
old
aue
pension
with
means
test
sent
along
budgets
with
their
costs
per
month
itemized
down
to
the
last
cent.
Here
is
one
such
budget,
sent
in
by
a
man
who
lives
alone
in
the
interior
nf
B.C.:
Owe
store
last
month
..
$
1.82
Rent
for
month
1800
Kleetrie
light
1.85
Fuel
4.25
16
quarts
milk
3.84
Sugar
1.05
15
loaves
bread
2.70
Sausage
2.65
'ducked
half
a
(lay
ahead
of
.schedule."
j
It
doesn't
make
such
a
good
l
.story
that
way.
If
a
mull
Ls
;
going
to
admit
to
having
i
hunches,
he
likes
to
create
the
1
hit
(Jvti'.ement
K
nut
fmUched
Of
dnplad
t,y
it
bofd
c
ty
tl.t
Covnnmtrit
ol
bntuli
CoUU
(Since
national
attention
will
he
frM-ussert
next
week
on
the
achievements
and
problems
(jf
education,
The
lnilly
News
today
carries
Uie
following
guest
editorial
hy
(he
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council
on
this
.subject
which
is
of
such
importance
to
all
I
CANADIANS
today
have
i'ar
greater
oppor-
tuoitics
to
Ih-cohu'
well
('(lucated,
happy
and
isfl'ul
citizens
than
ever
lnTnie,
Iml,
we
have
a
ong
way
yet
.to
go.
The
progress
thai
lias
liccn
made
in
nlucatioiial
landards,
facilities,
methods,
etc.,
is
due
not
en-irely
to
the-
efforts
of
those
directly
entrusted
with
he
supervision
and
administration
of
education,
hut
tlso
it
reflects
the
increasingly
active
interest
and
.support
of
Canadians
in
all
walks
of
life,
and
the
shortcomings
that
still
exist
in
our
present
educational
.system
can
only
he
overcome
through
the
continuance
and
extension
of
that
interest
and
support.
That
is
why
Labor
has
joined
with
other
organizations
across
Canada
in
sponsoring
Education
Week
and
to
urge
special
consideration
of
the
matter
which
is
vital
to
your
Family,
your
community
and
your
country.
The
principal
shortcoming
in
our
present
educational
system,-against
which
Labor
has
consistently
objected
and
for
the
elimination
of
which
it
will
continue
to
strive,
is
that
in
spite
of
the
fact
that
considerable
sums
of
public
money
are
being-expended
on
our
universities,
the
sons
and
daughters
from
the
less
fortunate
families
are
being
deprived
of
the
opportunities
for
advanced
education
offered
through
those
institutions
because
their
parents
are
unable
to
afford
the
expenses
involved.
We
submit
that
society
would
be
greatly
enriched
impression
that
they
are
good
hunches.
'
I
have
no
doubt
that
there
are
men
alive
today
who
had
pre-
NOTICE
is
hereby
given
that
No
little
of
Uie
credit
Is
being
given
to
the
new
Soviet
ambassador.
His
Excellency
Dmitri
Chuvahin
is
definitely
an
individual
of
parts,
with
a
particular
talent
for
friendliness.
The
warmest
and
most
attractive
personality
to
have
represented
Maseow
in
the
Capital
since
the
Russian
Kmba.ssy
was
opened,
lie
moves
easily
mid
without
self-consciousness
among
diplomatic
circles.
Already
he
has
won
a
reputation
in
the
Capital
as
an
unsurpassed
host.
And
it
unquestionably
is
as
a
result
of
his
example
that
many
of
the
old
reserves
between
some
of
the
foreign
missions
have
vanished.
General
Meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Central
1IW1
sociation
will
he
held
in
the
Civic
Centre,
Comnw,'
on
Friday,
March
10th,
1951.
at
8
Of)
pm.
HUKINF..S.S:
'
lu
receive
President'
lienor!
To
receive
Administrator's
Krport
To
receive
Committee
Reports
To
receive
Auditor's
Report
and
Financial
Statement
fr
llaj
To
elect
six
members
to
the
Board
ol
Dim.
To
appoint
an
Auditor
One
of
the
favorite
conversation
pieces
around
Parliament
Hill
these
days
Is
the
weather
But
lest
this
should
seem
a
somewhat
platitudinous
and
useless
topic
to
occupy
thr-minds
of
statesmen,
it
should
be
pointed
out
at
once
that
it
isn't
the
ordinary
Ottawa
weather
that
is
the
subject
of
interest
It's
the
special
weather
along
Ottawa's
lengthening
international
Diplomatic
Row.
It's
a
matter
of
sudden
and
pleasant
discovery
to
the
whole
Cupltal
generally
that
the
weather
along
Diplomatic
Row
has
greatly
improved.
Metaphorically
.speaking,
there's
more
sunshine
along
it.
And
as
a
consequence
there's
a
very
much
more
friendly
atmosphere.
The
whole
environment
Is
warmer
and
vastly
more
comfortable.
Twenty
Missing
In
U.S.
Plane
NICE.
France
ijfi
A
broad
search
was
pressed
over
the
I.u-gurian
sea
and
the
French
Alps
today
for
u
United
States
Air
Force
C-47,
missing
with
20
men
cn
a
flight
from
Rome
to
Germany.
A
mid-morning
report
that
the
craft
had
been
spotted
in
th,'
mountains
north
of
Nice
proved
false.
But
several
residents
of
the
Membership
In
tills
Association
is
open
lo
ar.yot.-
community
on
the
payment
of
$100.
Application
ber.shlp
may
be
made
at
the
Hospital,
Orme's
Dn
Senator
McCarthy
of
Washington
wouldn't
like
it,
but
it's
region
told
of
hearing
the
noise
any
member
of
the
Board
of
Directors.
The
applm
no
novelty
any
more
for
diplo-lof
a
big
plane
Thursday
after
For
example,
the
invisible
but
will
close
on
Monday,
March
15th
D.
C.
STEVE1
mats
from
th.3
Western
powers
i
noon
and
French
ski
troops
bas-and
the
Soviet
Union
to
meet
;
ed
in
the
area
moved
out
in
at
luncheon
or
dinner,
enjoy
one
I
patrols
of
20
to
30
men
each
to
another's
unaffected
hospital-!
iook
lor
clues,
ity,
and
to
discuss
world
affairs!
'
subtly-erected
barriers
that
di-j
vlded
the
foreign
embassies
into
mutually
exclusive
groups
be-j
tween
whom
only
the
most
frigid
social
intercourse
if
any
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2
lbs.
margarine
Apples
Turnips
Potatoes
..
x
Boiling
beef
Flour
Rice
"
Jam
2
lettuce
Socks
Syrup
Salt
Fish
Cheese
Eggs
Prunes
Cigarettes
Soap
and
soap
powder
1
lb.
coffee
1
lb,
tea
Saturday
"Sun"
and
their
own
differences
of
policy
with
good
humor
und
a
courtf
oils
attempt
at
mutual
existed,
have
gone
as
if
hy
mugic.
Now
members
of
the
dif-
understanding.
Parliament
Hill
JUST
ARRIVED
Radio-Telephone
Link
Nearly
Ready
;
VANCOUVER
A
$1,500,000
j
radio-telephone
link
from
Van-'
couver
to
Kamloops
and
Prince
George
is
In
Its
final
stages
of
construction,
the
Northwest
Tele-
lereni.
loreign
missions
mingle
thinks
it's
a
eood
thino
The
beinn
J
Indiscriminately
and
without
1
m,w
order
of
things
is
(displaying
any
oi
tneir
previous
not
only
enjoyed
but
approved.
stiffness,
teasion,
or
.suspicions)
AH
this
doesn't
mean
that
the
MEN'S
LOAFERS
'
of
one
another.
The
result
is
a
1
much
more
pleasant
atmos-I
phere
for
all
to
breathe.
The
cold
war
is
over.
But
It's
evi-
!
phone
Company
announced
on
dent
that
there's
a
new
spirit
j
Wednesday.
of
mutual
tolerance
in
the
Ot-
General
Manager
W.
S.
Pipes
tawa
diplomatic
air
at
least.
I
said
equipment
is
being
Installed
That
may
be
a
small
sign
in
the
-in
13
new
radio-telephone
sta-
;
present
social
season
along
Ot
.95
.40
$52.99
$
2
V)
and
BUCKLES
tawa's
Diplomatic
Row
is
by
far
trip
most
successful
that
has
burn
held
in
many
years.
larger
world
picture.
But
It's
nt
least
a
'
hopeful
one.
Owe
storekeeper
1
For
Casual
Wear
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
E?csy
I
!A
GREAT
many
more
budgets
!
come
out
to
approximately
the
some
as
the
above
though
I
i
notice
that
most
of
my
corres-l
pondents
list
the
cost
of
the
I
newspapers
six
days
a
week,
in-i
stead
of
just
for
Saturday.
Hons
that
will
provide
new
long
distance
circuits
between
the
lower
mainland
and
the
two
Interior
cities.
The
very
high
frequency
"chains"
to
be
used
on
the
section
from
Sumas
Mountain,
near
Chllliwack,
to
the
Cariboo
will
be
the
longest
of
their
kind
in
North
America.
Runs
in
Family
CALGARY
CP)James
Simpson
Palmer,
sixth
generation
ol
hi.s
family
to
enter
law,
was
admitted
to
the
Alberta
bar.
Native
of
Charloltetown,
he
Ls
the
son
of
Judge
Harold
Palmer
of
Charloltetown.
Members
o
preceding
,
generations
"
haue
practised
l'l
i
1
'
P.E.I.
i
and
0
if
ability
and
talent
of
the
student,
coupled
with
his
or,
her
willingness
to
work
at
it,
were
the
only
qualifying
factors
for
admission.
The
interest,
ideas
and
active
participation
of
all
those
in
the
labor
movement
in'
Canada
are
vital
to
the
improvement
of
education
in
this
country.
All
organizations
affiliated
to
the-
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
are
urged
to
support
Education
Week
in
their
various
communities
and
to
bear
in
mind
that
education
is
truly
"Everybody's
Business".
Exaggerated
Report
REPORTS
from
Vancouver
that
drug
addicts
are
invading
Prinee
Rupert
are
baloney.
There
are
addicts
in
the
city,
undoubtedly.
Any
city
with
an
element
of
transients
is
certain
to
have
the
proldem
to
some
extent.
Hut
the
suggestion
that
we
are
harboring
a
community
of
hop
heads
is
complete
bilge.
This
is
not
a
question
of
being
smug.
Consider
it
factually.
The
give-away
of
a
drug
addict
is
his
need
fm-pi9n.e.
i
'-lsee.i
(he
Isypuly
oijn,v-fr
must
no
abftrto
pay
well
and
normitllyUhperson
so
addicted
is.
not
in
a
position
to
earn
the
cash
required.
His
course,
then,
is
to
get
the
money
by
other
means.
If
Prince
Rupert
were
experiencing
;ui
extraordinary
outbreak
of
crime
there
might
be
something
to
support
the
Vancouver
reports.
Rut
there
is
no
such
thing.
Vancouver
police
might
as
well
realizeas
they
undoubtedly
do
that
they
cannot
get
rid
of
the
problem
that
easily.
Even
an
addict
in
the
deepest
throes
of
his
craving
will
know
he
has
a
better
chance
of
buying
his
shot
in
the
big
city
where
detection
is
not
nearly
so
sure
as
it
is
publicised
and
where
crime
is
more
or
less
routine.
Word
from
Paris
says
long
.
To
be
sure,
delays
in
the
re-flowing
capes,
similar
to
what's
ception
of
thrills
is
becoming
a
worn
by
the
French
police,
is
the
matter
for
regn.;.
One
cannot
newest
note
in
spring
fashions.
1
but
overhear
sharp
criticism.
It
Is
doubtful,
however,
if
the
'Any
number
of
young
folk
want
ROMP
can
borrow
any
novel
.
happenings
to
amount
to
soine-notloas
in
the
way
of
service
thing.
So
now,
all
that's
needed
dross,
which
has
been
greatly
,
is
just
wait
a
little
while
longer.
Also
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in
block
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always
arrives.
admired.
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I
The
only
man
who
wrote
with
j
facts
and
figures
to
show
that
'
a
person
could
live
on
$40
a
month
was
in
an
isolated
up-coast
point.
He
wrote
a
fascinating
letter,
to
show
how
an
old
(
(tuple
could
get
cheap
wood,
fi.-h,
game,
etc.,
if
they
were.
'
twilling
to
five
away
from.
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this
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hardy-,'
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old
j
couples.
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it
does
not
seem
a
!
practical
proposition
to
me
for
most
city-bred
people,
especially
as
one
of
the
old
folks
is
bound
to
pass
away
before
his
jiir
her
part
ner,
thus
leaving
the
.
other
alone.
Another
example,
of
civilization's
inconsistency
is
that
it
For
every
dollar
spent
on
xdu
two"
produces
-
a
Ixwib
designed
to
ration
Tn
the"
United
States
IMPORTANT
MESSAGE
drive
us
all
into
the
cellar,
and
jthen
builds
houses
without
any
crime
prevention
and
penalties.
I
(.Piinrs
Crime
was
never
known
to
pay
j
off
to
any
Individual.
It's
worse
j
"I
should
like
to
know
what
is
for
a
nation.
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the
proper
function
of
women,
if
It
is
not
to
make
reasons
for
husbands
to
stay
at
home,
and
'
still
stronger
reasons
for
bach-j
elors
to
go
out,"
Geo.
Eliot.
'
You
meet
them
every
day."
Stop
and
talk
some
day.
Mention
you've
been
working
a
bit
hard
THK
NUMEROUS
letters
forwarded
by
old
age
pensioners
will
be
of
great
assistance
to
me
when
I
make
my
next
speech
in
the
House,
giving
reasons
why
old
age
pensions
should
be
increased.
As
for
years
past,
I
still
strongly
advocate
$60
per
month.
Weight
.of
authority
when
it
makes
itself
heard
as
well
as
felt
can
be
a
vastly
disturbing
fact.
Thursday
u
solemn
warning
was
given
against
the
possibility
of
more
attempted
assassinations.
What
was
there
then
what
is
there
at
this
moment
to
perpetrate
something
the
same
as
the
Washington
outrage
a
few
days
earlier.
It
Is
not
essential
to
mention
names
but
world
leaders
are.
known,
and
how
vUal
It
ls
that
their
security
be
strengthened,
The
recent
shooting
aggravates
and
Inflames
a
world
situation,
none
too
happy.
The
CamntiiiiM
(Poetic
lately.
Like
enough
you
will
get
the
razzberry
laugh
and
remark:
"You
working
hard.
Boy,
I
wish
I'd
your
job!
You
don't
know
what
hard
work
is."
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Spring
Music
MIDIAND,
Ont.
(CP)
Tho
croaking
of
frogs,
normally
a
sign
of
spring,
was
heard
here
at
a
watery
sxt
late
In
February.
All
winter
a
robin
or
two
wi";
seen
around
the
outlet,
of
tho
Scripture
JPaiiutje
for
Jod-.tij
"He
that
believeth
on
me,
hath
everlasting
lire."
St.
John
6:47.
spring,
and
a
warm
spell
late
In
winter
usually
brings
out
tha
warning
has
gone
out
and
may
"'"es.
well
be
kept
in
mind.
Hon.
ROBERT
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Methods
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Valuables
Against
Breakage
FATHER
MARRIES
OFF
FIVE
DAUGHTERS,
SON
ENSCHOT,
The
Netherlands
fReutersl
Farmer
Henricus
-Kort
married
off
five
daughters
and
one
son
here
Tuesday-one
after
the
other.
Nearly
all
of
the
village's
3,215
Inhabitants
turned
out
for
the
all-day
festivities.
Four
of
the
brides
are
going
to
emigrate
to
Canada
next
month
with
their
husbands.
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