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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
February
27,
1953
d
in.it-Mmieut
dally
n-wspnhT
devoted
to
tne
upbuilding
of
Prlnoi
Kupn
rnd
Nortin-rn
nnd
Central
BrltlslJ
Columbia.
Memhw
of
cimdi:ui
frew
Auult
Bureau
of
Circulation
Caiiitillnn
Diillv
Nenspaper
Association.
v
published
lv
Tlie
Frlnre
Rupert
Dallv
New
UmltM
J
r
UAiiOR.
President
H.
O.
PERRY,
Vlce-Prealdent
KTr:S
got
when
you
say
we
are
lieiiillng
VANCOUVER
ir?(
T
i
COMPARE
THE
hi;.'.
sc.
V.
II.
i
It.
a
riditim
liwlll.lrv
',.,.,
!
Editor,
The
Dally
News:
i
I
was
surrrlied
to
see
Hie
lead
r
.is
1
rv
The
L'FAW'U
sll'lied
ui
cements
,
clo:,ed
tor
tlir,.,.
!f...
tft
uo.fl
iirlur
In
1'lS1?
U'itl.
i
....
..
more
"v
'
.
!
i.e,maii
said
.
.
out
any
major
strikes
ana
only
as
due
to
i,,i.
V
Huhwrlptliin
Rati-s:
Hf
durlcr-
I"
w.-it.
a:
it
lumtb
1
W.:
per
jw.
tl"00
8
mnli
Pol
.jioitUi.
'i.x-,
per
y.-hr.
f-8
OO.
in
the
markK
f.,r
ing
editorial
in
your
Issue
of
February
5
attacking
the
United
Fishermen
&
Allied
Workers'
i
Union
eswially
when
it
descends
to
fal.sehood
to
do
so.
Vou
-'vV.V'iV.
voted
for
strike
la.st
year
In
the
face
of
attempts
to
unjustifiably
slush
prlees.
-,
utru'r'.7Hi
a
M)'.d
cIkkjs
.-..all
fc?
trta
Pout
Oftli
Department.
Ottawa
'
t
plus
a
biu
job
,,i
ers
in
the
null.
A
gOod
111TM-;I
You
ky
the
fiheriTWii'
d'-
quote
an
article
in
tlie
Financial
i
d
Yields
Some
.,f
tiny
reU
In
tie
liui.il
of
those
i,.t
on
unftinritv
for
&ome
uroun
win
r.riB
ai
IfU'
(;
s"!iie
,
on
me
jot)
I
he
digester.
Sees
IJl)eraI
Mistake
IT
SEEMS
TO
ME
that
the
Liberals
at
Ottawa
are
clearlv
in
the
wrong,
HEN
Finance
Minister
Abbott
brought
down
W'h',
itl-rct
lie
vicldod
some,
but
not
all
his
!
your
statements.
This
publt.
a-...
Canada
as'The
fn.iu
imen
tteMiny.
as
far
turn
known
arrow
repmiiU.i
the
views
of
em-M
I"
wid
wanes
go.
reU
h,re
It
ha
orruiuwy
ploy..
and
Us
-aUb.e
r.n
ta-jnsl.t
UlU
wtoi
U
i
known
Uial
it
"""'
'
'
hwu
U
by
ha
slandered
the
IMWU
in
the
lem
of
M
ri-t
ballot
Mi
ill
impact
and
then
failed
to
print
a
If'H'nl
diMons.
reply
U
1U
slatemeut.
i
It
is
veiy
tiy
these
days
bi
Vou
imply
that
Un
UFAWU
,'
rvi-roi
wlio
til.-lu
up
for
.nl.
n.elr
einoiovers
with
''ir
rinhts
a
t-iminui,i.t
fer-
Iinati
,
of
ihe
pjtii
J
known
known
ik
s
ii,..
u.
ty,jr
..
land'
the
Conservatives,
CCF
and
Srfcial
Credit
;
clearly
in
the
right
about
extension
of
the
Emereency
rowers
Act.
i
filJlli
r
m
,
I
IUmJ
j
Under
the
regular
constitu-
I
m,i,eUs
tti-ma.uls.
Ttrf
truth
"u
hud
U
vn
linblbms
to
by
simple
oi
i.
U
U
v.
ir.:
of
this
U
easily
wm
hen
fell
from
obi.,
live
comparison
of
wage
rates
l
you
;caiuierl
and
cold
storages
with
.
)ouriial;..m
Into
that
pitfall
rates
else
lure,
even
cannery!
H
il
fAVKK.
linemen,
a
skilled
job
and
was-;
President.
UFAWU
anal
at
that.
Mdy
V
t
a
few
rent',
Kidney.
11
C,
an
hour
morn
Ulan
the
v-ie
,
a
AKMOK-riKKi'l.Mi
shot
strikes
a
..an-incii
su'ei
piate
at
a
sjieed
of
4.(100
feet
a
second.
It
Is
part
of
the
trl-service
firepower
research
at
the
Canadian
armaments
research
and
development
plant
at
Valeartier,
Que.
The
flash
was
recorded
by
the
camera
with
an
open
shutter
at
night.
SPECIALS
Trie
lirl
clectri-
stre.t
lull-
:
in
BC
for
common
ltr
!
Vou
say
it
is
the
iwanUee
to
Wen's
OVERALLS
in
instruct
shop
sUvards
in
plant
""J
Wie
Ualteil
SUU
at
lialtiniixe
Am
Mieiii
d
Heavy
t
uht
SpecUl,
rnr
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
!to
submit
a
specltied
numljer
ol
j
grivarM
every
buh.Hi
even
if
1
lie
has
to
fk
(hem
As
far
as
Hoy
Men's
Scmi-DrenFs.
r
pTopnd
in
a
f'iuht
concerning
tax
deductions
for
nu-Jical
expenses.
"At
present
a
taxpayer
can
claim
exemption
for5iny
medical
expenses
that
run
beyond
four
per
ceii
of
his
annual
income.
Mr.
Abbott
changed
the
I'ioiJV
to
three
per
cent.
TVhe
chanye
means
that
a
taxpayer
with,
say,
a
p.iixt
income,
will
lie
able
to
claim
a
deduction
for
anything
he
pays
more
than
$;0
a
year
In
medical
bill.
l.'p
to
now,
he
could
only
claim
for
anything
hoytmd
$120.
t
-"itizens
have
clamored
for
years
for
elimination
of
the
floor
entirely,
but
Mr.
Abbott
has
opposed
this.
He
told
the
Commons,
however,
that
he
hat"
asked
the
health
department
to
look
into
the
matter.
n
its
deduction,
said
Mr.
Abbott,
it
conclude!
that-
while
the
broad
field
of
medical
expenses
as
commonly
understood
may
on
the
average
le
at
lea.it
four
per
cent
of
income,
it
would
appear
that
thf'J-ange
of
medical
expenses
which
would
qualify
for
Inclusion
in
deduction
would
not
on
the
average
excised
three
jer
cent.
The
finance
minister
estimated
a
cut
of
$10,-()W,pH)
in
federal
revenues
by
the
change.
OTTAWA
DIARY
iTZ
the
I'FAWU
t
fu--riil.
(his
just
isn't
true
There
are
too
many
justified
grieyames
in
fih
plants
along
this
coast
for
any
Cloud
quiility.
KprrUI,
Tjir
A
Soviet
journal
says
that
na-!r.esday
evening,
the
radio
is
preparing
to
take
steps
aliped
tile
lustory
of
Canada
to
increase
the
life
span
to
150:
and
tha
UnlU"d
(Slates
between
Men's
WORK
PAN
PAN'
18i8
and
i61.
with
"Uiule
years.
There
will
be
problems
body
to
want
to
inanuraciuie
any
mor.
Apparently
you
muAt
have
some
inside
information
I
haven't
One
will
be
to
try
and
deviso
tion
of
Canada
tiie
froverninent
of
Canada
has
all
the
powers
that,
it
mds
to
deal
with
any
!
conceivable
emergency.
More-i
over,
in
this
age
of
air
travel
:
it
is
possible
to
assemble
parlia-i
ment
on
48
hours
notice,
or
evn
less.
i
Why,
then,
ask
parliament
for
;
what
amounts
to
a
blank
cheque
to
by-pass
parliament,
evn
I
when
parliament
is
sitting?
I
I
IT
WOULD
be
wrong
at
any
!
time
for
a
government
to
ask
for
the
extension
of
the
Emergency
Powers
Act,
unless
there
i
was
some
clear
and
unanswer-
able
case
for
such
a
request.
:
But
it
seems
doubly
bad
for
a
Liberal
government
to
do
so,
for
I
the
most
fundamental
principle
j
upon
whirh
historic
liberalism
j
stands
is
precisely
the
suprem-!
ary
of
parliament.
t
The
then-young
Mackenzie
I
King
came
into
power
in
Can-;
ada
after
an
energetic
cam-jpaign
in
1920
and
1921
when
day
after
day
he
aroused
the
j
people
of
this
land
to
the
dun-,
gers
of
rule
by
order-in-eouneil.
The
principle
he
championed
i
was
right
then
and
it
is
right
an
excuse
for
living
that
long
in
Russia.
Men's
HATS
Fur
felt,
atlrartiw
ii.
have
a
luuy
uii'Hi.
iitw
dt
"Butterscotch
Pie
Rutes
High
in
Popularity
Poll"
Headline
Weil
still
settle
for
apple.
Krai
Harjjin
GOOD
RUM
Tom's
Cabin"
thrown
In.
The
Civil
War
was
the
background
And
If
we
never
suspected
it
until
now.
Canada
and
Canadians
figured
actively
In
the
struggle
that
overthrew
slavery
All
the
highlighU
were
there.
Abraham
Lincoln.
John
Brown.
Jeff
Davis
spoke
from
the
public
platform.
Canadian
boys
helped
fill
the
armies.
Toronto
was
described
as
"only
300
miles
from
the
battlefield
of
Gettys-berg"
Memorable
years,
all
of
them
and.
unlike
much
of
what
is
heard
today,
the
truth.
m
TRAIN
ACCESSORIES
Now
In
Stock!
Oil
Cors
Trains
Crossovers
Aulomotic
Gotes
Bridges
Boys'
SWEATERS
for
your
money
pullover,
nil
woo!
ti;
It;
It
is
estimated
the
Coronation
will
cost
about
IS
million
dollars
.
.
.
and
bring
in
additional
trade
and
business
somewhere
around
50
million
dollars.
EVEN
I
NCI.E
TOM!
For
nearly
three
hours
Wed-
mixture
Nuw
Boys'
Loced
Rubber
Ssch
lu
than
tint
8
S2
.t'.t
Pair
;
now.
Boys'
Good
OuolC.
New
stvle
fi
Tli
art
of
witty
repartee
w!ii3i
used
to
flourish
in
the
lfouae
in
the
days
when
flowery
t-i
exj
iy
iit-
was
in
fashion
has
brgtsly
disappeared.
But
every
nowlind
thin
a
flash
of
it
re-turnij
to
enliven
the
general
to
the
Vancouver
member
hicn
i
was
liberally
supported
by
quo-
j
tations
from
the
rules
of
tru1
1
House.
';
Laing
listened
patiently
to
the
Fulton
rebuke.
Then
he
dis-
i
claimed
all
intention
of
any
P
We
Are
Proud
of
B.C!
IT
IS
QUITE
TRUE
that
the
people
of
Canada
have
deep
confidence
in
Mr.
St.
Laurent,
and
his
colleagues,
such
as
C.
D.
Howe,
Douglas
Abbott,
Lester
Pearson.
Paul
Martin,
James
tiprrUI
vi
Boys'
5hoe$
For
dress
nnd
.'
Sorry
no
"027"
track
ovoiloble.
f
wj
Ihe
eyes
oi
me
worm
rr
on
ninun
jk
f
Colimbia
Ail
around
us
there
Is
growth
Sinclair
and
so
forth.
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jl
wear,
rr
iyj
and
activity.
IXV
J
hum-drum
of
present
day
debate".
1
Vancouver
Liberal
MP
Arthur
I.uiryj
stirred
an
appreciative
rippie
of
amusement
earlier
this
discourtesy
to
the
PC
leader.
So
that
there
might
be
no
misunderstanding
whatever,
he
promised
that
in
future
he
would
always
refer
to
him
by
m
sritf.
v
wfi'i
TIIK
Klf.HT
ST
I
wee?;
when
he
became
embroiled,,
his
official
title
It
is
no
doubt
true
that
there
will
be
no
serious
abuse
of
the
emergency
powers,
if
they
are
granted
for
another
year.
But
it
worth
remembering
that
neither
this
prime
minister
nor
this
government
will
last
forever.
Nobody
know
who
will
lead
our
government
a
year
hence.
A
bad
principle
Is
a
bad
JyVj
New
industries
are
being
established
.
.
.
ffl
project
like
KHimat,
Trans-Mountain
Pli-
(
J
A
line,
B
C
Eieetrie
PoMfW
Development
and
j
lrj
so
forth
are
but
a
few
signposts
on
the
road
Ta
f
to
a
truly
great
future.
Have
you
an
lyy
investment
in
this
great
economic,
expan-
f
St
yVi
siou?
Are
you
a
participant
...
or
just,
a
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
Phone
644
Box
1279
"I
am
quite
prepared."
he
Uild
Fulton
drily,
"to
accord
the
Honorable
Member
for
Carleton
Mr.
Drew)
his
full
appellation
of
Leader
of
the
Opposition
just
so
long
as
I
am
never
required
to
refer
to
him
as
Prime
Minister."
SS
spectator?
This
Is
an
iniporant
question
for
r
y
Y
l
you.
Find
out
how
you
caa
p.ay
a
profitable
LA
Next
to
Rupert
l'1
The
late
Prime
Minister
Mac-
I
Fulifln
IPC
Kamloopsi
over
the
Emereency
Powers
Art.
Laine
had
been
referring
to
PC
chi
Jtain
George
Drew
repeat-edlj'vas
"the
Honorable
Member
for
X'arleton."
Fulton
objected
thaC
while
Carleton
unquestionably
was
Mr.
Drew's
riding,
the
yc
rhii'ftain
was
also
Op-poxiMon
leader
in
the
House,
end
hat
it
was
fheer
discourtesy
on
the
Liberal
member's
part
to
deny
hi:n
his
official
t.lie.
Fujton
ly-eame
really
in-ern-d
over
what
he
considered
au
d''Jlberatc
slight
to
his
lender,
nndijor
a
full
five
minutes
he
rleliwred
a
lecture
on
manners
1-
ro'.e
in
this
business
growth
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in
the
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obligation.
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this
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lodu
for
particular!
U
MMAH0&
BURN.S
i
1
JO
i
principle
and
this
is
a
very
bad
principle.
A
bad
precedent
Is
a
bad
precedent
and
this
is
a
very
bad
precedent.
THE
PRESENT
difficulty
arises
from
the
fact
that
the
war
in
Korea
has
never
been
called
by
its
true
name
but
has
been
minimized
as
a
"police
action."
A
rose
by
any
other
name
is
just
as
sweet,
and
a
war
by
any
other
name
is
lust
as
deadly.
This
is
war
in
Korea.
The
kenzie
King
never
won
a
reputation
for
wit,
despite
his
recognized
ability
to
hold
his
own
in
the
rouh-and-tumble
field
of
impromptu
exchanges
in
the
House.
Nevertheless,
he
was
capable
at
times
of
contributing
a
humorous
touch
to
the
proceedings.
One
afternoon
Senator
Tom
United
States
should
have
de-
Keia,
wno
at
tne
time
was
Lib-
j
(.,ared
honP.st!y
that
a
state
of
rial
MP
for
New
Westminster,
wr
PYistwi
when
she
resisted
was
appealing
to
the
Prime
!
aegression
in
Korea.
So
should
Headquarters
Minister
to
take
some
action
to
j
halt
some
disturbances
which
i
the
Doukhobors
were
causing
on
the
west
coast.
Reid
said
that
Britain,
Canada
and
the
other
UN
nations
who
honored
their
solemn
pledge
to
resist.
Senator
Taft
was
absolutely
right
when
Might
Move
But
Pope
Stays
'Roman'
he
showed
how
President
Tru-
'
I
the
situation
ould
otily
be.de-1
fcribed
by
the
adjective
'
l
in-j
tolerable."
mrin
;hf';
mighty
l
man
had
evaded
the
U
S,
eon-
strttitlorrTTnuJ
sidestepped
Con
VATICAN
CITY
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A
1
am
Boint?
10
asK
me
i-rime
i
press
s
power
to
declare
war.
by
Je.snii,
publieatUm
says
another
Ministcr
"
R11
declared
rhetor-1
ordering
troops
into
action
on
wartniKht
drive
headouorters
of
1
ically-
"Just
what
ne
woulJ
olhiK
sole
authority,
the
Soman
Catholic
Church
to;lf
ne
awoke
some
morning
and!
Because
of
that
first
false
step
found
some
naked
Doukhobor
not
only
the
U.B.
but
other
another
country.
But
the
Pope
voiitrt
still
he
''Roivinn
"
women
parading
around
in
his
:
countries
like
Canada
have
been
roorrfor,
led
further
and
further
into
!
Here's
how
you
save
time
and
trouble
when
you
bank
by
mail
C!ta
CatVj'.iea.
authoritative
,
&
bi-v-cekly
publication
of
the
Bo-1
Quickly
Mr.
King
stood
up.
ciet
of
Jesus
Jesuits,
recalled!"1
would
send
'or
the
Leader
of
the
-period
the
papacy
spent
at
i
tne
Opposition
iRt.
Hon.
R.
B.
Avnjtion,
France,
beginning
with!
Bennett),"
he
told
the
New
ror
Clement
V
in
1314.
I
Westminster
member,
while
a
measures
of
dubious
constitutional
validity.
Would
the
Liberals
support
extension
of
EPA
now
if
they
were
in
opposition
and
not
in
the
government?
I
think
the
answer
is
self
evident
a
clear
No.
IMF.
ltK
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NOV
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S
hi
III
IMC
hV
..i
.il
frii-u
vi.
n
"l.liiiiir-.n.ilav.
coiintrv-wiile
lmnl'n
.
.
'!'
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...I.
.,.
iiiin-.in
iii"
nervier
u
gale
of
laugnter
swept
the
chamber.
As
the
two
most
distinguished
bachelors
in
the
House,
both
King
and
Bennett
were
noted
for
their
acute
discomfort
in
the
presence
of
the
rpposjte
sex.
"Tfif
pontiff
did
not
cease
at
that-time
to
be
"Roman,."
it
said,
"ju
.'
as
he
would
not
cease
to
be
goman
if
Divine
Providence
showld
dispose
that
he
be
com-pelltf
to
abandon
the
sacred
ground
of
the
city
of
Rome."
Twelve
Aoostles
Islands
are
a
group
of
Islands
on
the
south
side
of
Lake
Superior.
y.Mir
tieifihlMMirluMNl
hrancli
of
Hie
Hank,
of
No
a
Scotia
for
lli
f.cial
'hunk.
ly.
mail'
rnvrlopcH.
They
ini
luile
a
di-poMl
a
iliposit
reccijil,
anil
a
return
envelope.
Winn
you
liavr-
a
tlieque
to
deposit,
tliere
no
nccil
to
go
to
the
I'""""
on
Hiitiplv
cmlorM
llie
i
lu-ipie:
J'uy
to
tlie
order
of
I
If
Hank,
of
.Nova
Sroiia
(your
hi(.'nature);
fill
in
your
dejioMt
rlip,
addrcnH
tin-
return
retcipt
to
yourlf,
and
mail.
'f
ilcponit
l
i
recorded
and
your
rcnipt
mailed
lie
fore
the
Hank
The
comment
renewed
speculation
that
the
Pope
may
have
drawm
up
regulations
for
the
Vatican
In
the
event
of
another
v,arThis
has
been
rumored
for
Mini'
time
in
Vatican
circles.
However,
Civilta
Cattolica
did
riot
itself
refer
to
such
a
step.
making
vou
the
firnt
customer
of
the
day.
loom
open,
Labor
Minister
Plans
New
Post
VI
rile
for
ilrwriili
r
folder
or
k
one
of
our
tnff
(or
Hi
tJil
Hi-Hi
time
)ou
i
iu
tl
liiink.
The
SUPER
TWIN
irivei
a
two-rylintUr
prf&rmn
Uwt
wilt
leave
you
wlnxtling
with
admirstioa
t
its
vibratio-fr
powar.
No
need
to
hold
on
for
dear
life,
and
thai
tmgU
sWwa
your
biurk
won't
be
your
spine
jiggling
)ooe
it
will
U
th
thrill
I
ft,
easy
tutting.
Hee
tht
dealer
in
your
locality
or
write:
K.C.
Distributor
FIRVICK
KITCIIIE
ITI.,
ONLY
.
ONE
MORE
DAY
To
take
advantage
of
the
numerous
.
BARGAINS
offered
during
the
Feb.
Furniture
Sale
AT
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
"A
Ooo4
place
to
Buy
For
Over
a
Quarter
of
a
Century"
327
Third
Avenue
rhonc
tU
845
Burrard
Street,
Vour
DNS
Manager
is
a
good
man
to
know.
In
'j
errnce
he
it
K-
C
.Sanilovt-r-Sly.
Jaliis
Vancouyr
I.
BJC.
VICTORIA
(CP)-The
provincial.-government
Is
creating
a
nevf'Iabrjr
department
post
to
be
called
"Director
of
tion"
it
was
learned
today.
Lubor
Minister
Lyle
Wicks
is
expected
to
make
an
offi'iai
an-
Tioiuicement
wiien
making
hi.s
tOCAU
DEALER:
IJIiiilMx(iiliwiAiitHi':
maiden
address
in
the
Irf'f'i.s-latiue
Friday.
IiiK
understood
the
director
of
compensation
will
be
directly
nvprinsiblc
for
all
problems
con-ceriSliii;
workmen's
competisa-tloni
'
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Auto
&
Body
Service
o
f
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Rupert,
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Green
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