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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
.tfffifl
Friday,
Februuiy
1,
1952
As
I
See
It
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Rupert
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Rupert.
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COMPLETELY
new
and
encouraging
aspect
A
has
been
put
on
the
prospects
for
Prince
Hubert's
air
field
in
the
communication
received
by
the
federal
M.P.,
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
from
the
minister
ter
Winston
Churchill's
agree-;rs
"
In
u
'
ment
to
the
appointment
of
an
j-American
supreme
commander
'HARD
To
TAKf
for
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Organ-
;
Nevert
h.-lts.
fy,
t
lation
navies
in
the
North
At-
American
supreme
lantic
pretty
well
"in
its.
stride."
in
the
Atlantic
h
At
the
same
lime
there
is
some
J
'
to
take."
ewri
lc
opposition
building
up
to
other
are
by
no
mar,t&
a:
H-cUs
of
Mr.
Churchill
s
Wash-.
American
intent
j"
inuton
poiicr
that
Britons
who.'
It
would
be
wrong
to
say
that
ly
to
Amnka
art
w
the
news
about
thj
admiral
Is:
a
Mediterranean
con,
Hiilly
welcome
In
any
quarter
in
otfset,
to
the
fUni'l
liritain.
But
It
Is
no
longer
the
prestige
of
the
explosive
subject
It
was
la.-t
Feb-
ment.
ruary'when
the
AUlee
govern-i
In
both
America,,
t
ment
announced
it
had
agived
j
naval
rirci,-?
in
to
an
American
supreme
naval
pointed
out
that
the
fiiinmandei
and
Mr.
Churchill
putes
about
the
A'j
ihlmtflf
led
the
opposition.
j
mand
have
noi
bee,
Sri
kw&$&$$.
mmmm
4
!
Live
Theatre
Comeback
I
'WHENEVER
I
read
that:
I
the
Totem
Theatre
in;
j
Vancouver
is
"completely
Isold
out"
for
such
and,
I
such
a
show
I
am
pleased
!
las
Punch.
j
'
j
For
J.'ars
I
told
all
and
sundry
jho
ould
listen
that
th
live:
jlheatre
could
make
a
comeback
j
!
in
Canada,
and
here
we
see
one
j
striking
proof.
I
Some
people
held
that
the
pei
,?nnial
success
of
Vancouver's
j
Theatre
Under
the
Stars
wasj
entirely
due
to
the
fact
that
it
1
wa
outdoors.
That
always
seemed
like
nonsense
to
me.
j
EXPLOSIVE
MAT!
RIAL
l'"?'
among
ihe
t
s
htin
1
.
Far
Eastern
policy
however.
,
pr0Krams
aR
piovldes
a
great
deal
of
explosive
,
ln
Ule
Mc(llie,ra,;t
:
material.
:
hpr
hn
n.
...
of
transport,
Hon.
Lionel
(
hevner,
virtually
dismissing
the
Tugwell
Island
idea
and
suggesting,
in
iU
stead,
the
use
of
Ridley
Island.
The
newly
proposed
site
is
across
from
Port
Edward,
and
easily
accessible
to
Prince
Paipert,
a
distance
of
eleven
miles,
by
highway
extension
and
a
bridge
spanning
porpoise
Harbor.
Left
vrtng.'rs
ol
the
Labor
Party
t(.re(j
'
are
reported
to
be
gathering1
their
strength
for
a
purllanien
tary
attack
on
the
Prime
Mm-;
Harrv
C
Granted
there
are
some
people
'
..The
most
important
.thin?
is
the
fact
that
the
who
win
go
to
a
show
held
out-
i-su-r
s
alleged
"capitulation
to
America."
Inspired
reports
have
circu
1
,.
.
.
...
1
1
,
l
;:;
doors
who
will
not
so
eagerly
go
Joe
Nam!
1
.'LIW
ited
h.ie
emphuMzing
that
j
Britain
has
no
Intention
of
with-!
WASHINGTON
f
j
drawing
recognition
of
Commu-
1
Truman
T.rjrsdav
;
nist
t
nina
in
tnr.
near
iiuure
j
The
Influential
Sunday
Ob-!
;crver
warns
that
Mr.
Churchill's
j
remark
about
Korea
and
For-i
mosa
may
have
been
misunderstood
by
bis
hearers.
Th
Ob-:
server
doubts
whether
Britain
!
has
come
around
to
wholeheart
to
one
in
a
building.
But
that
works
the
other
way
too.
Not
everybody
likes
to
be
wrapped
in
blanket.?,
mosquito
nets
or
equip-
.
ped
with
umbrella,
just
in
case
ol
a
sudden
shower.
;
Besides,
summer
only
lasts
two
or
three
months,
and
the
year
has
twelve
of
them.
'
!
TOTEM
THEATRE
has
already
presented
a
wide
ran?
of
per-
formanres,
all
the
way
from
East
Lynne
to
Sartre.
i
If
the
proof
of
the
pudding
Is
liujjai
untMit
01
uaii:-iHi
nars
wmcn
uie
imuaiive
111
actively
investigating
the
situation
to
the
point
where
favor
is
expressed
for
the
Ridley
Island
development.
This,
in
itself,
can
be
taken
as
a
commitment
to
'the
necessity
and
justification
of
the
project.
.
Of
course,
this
is
only
part
of
the
way.
The
strip
development
will
be
a
costly
business
and,
added
to
that,
will
be
the
road
extension
and
bridge
that
will
have
to
be
undertaken
to
connect
up
the
strip.
;
The
suggestion
of
aid
by
the
municipality
in
purchasing
of
the
land
has
been
raised
by
the
min
Senator
Joseph
M.Cr
Wis.
I
as
"a
paiiK.:
character
aswt-
In
the
Senate
earls'
McCarthy
rharireij
I:
Nash,
a
special
assistant
had
emse
.
':th
Communists
ic
Nash
denied
this.
Snapping
bark.
Prn
man
said
the
a;urk
was
the
same
kmc
has
made
on
ail
workers
he
dues
not
,
ed
support
of
President
Tru-nar's
China
policy.
in
the
eating,
or
in
the
box
office
'ONTAINMENT
OF
CHINA
British
policy
has
hardened,
towevei,
the
Observer
declares,
md
hopet
that
China
can
be
de-
By
James
Rei
lfurd
in
the
Toronto
Globe
and
Mail
STILL
A
WATCH
AT
THE
DOOR-
ister.
With
the
OUtCry
that
We
have
made
SO
long
;
for
the
theatre,
the
results
spvak
ached
from
ftiissia
have
faded
j
months
passed
ere
any
were
res-'
cued.
Thirty
si
perished,
a
good
many
having
been
eaten.
about
the
need
for
the
air
strip-and
there
is
no
question
about
that,
of
course
we
could
well
extend
often
turning
away
wouid-be
ourselves
by
going
along
that
far
with
the
govern-
payln!?
-ustms-
Changes
in
Labor
Laws
I
N
DUSTS!
Britain
now
thinks
ln
terms
of
a
containment
of
China,
it
Is
suid:
I
it
di
awing
a
line
round
China's
frontiers
which
China
may
not
i
croxs
without
provoking
war.
i
Mr.
Churchill's
agreement
to!
STEEl
ment
which
will
be
putting
such
a
large
stake
in
the
.totem
plays
arena
style.
That
i
Reflects
and
Reminisces
CONVITOK,
Mt
principal
aspects
of
the
undertaking.
And
the
ques
Thousands
of
persons
in
Canada
still
continue
to
u.se
the
vord
"Dominion,"
notwith-stand.
'
ing
this
is
forbidden
oy
the
government
where
it
affects
TiUKS,
SMOJMHE
VANCOUVER
Canadian
!
an
American
admiral
in
the
At-1
is,
th.'y
have
no
raised
stage
set
back
from
and
above
the
audience.
The
chairs
are
on
three
sides
of
the
stage,
which
Is
on
the
main
floor
level.
and
American
woodworkers
were
iamh
may
not
be
quite
is
absol
I
Si
T1.
A
ll
told
Wednesday
they
must
cam-
utc
as
it
appears.
Mr
Churchill
j
certain
of
the
federal
AcU.
Su
gestions
are
now
heard
that
the
paiicn
for
changes
in
Labor
legis-
has
attached
reservations
U
his
My
first
Impression
of
this
was
William
Oates,
a
press
corre-
uvnw.iclnn
'
K
nor
nm"
h
utilw.
latum
:
a'rrecmr-nt
Wtlicn
ItlVe
111m
tn
that
it
must
be
much
more
diffl-
spondent
in
Europe
before
he
!H
i,,ctaH
tm
rm-
,
.
...
i.
I'luht
U.
make
further
nronosal
tion
of
land,
which
is
serving
no
useful
purpose
now
and
has
little
prospect
of
doing
so,
should
not
be
too
difficult
a
natter.
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,'
the
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines,
Mr.
Applewhaite
himself
and
even
the
Daily
News
have
been
carrying
this
landing
field
campaign
for
a
long
time
now
and
cult
for
the
old
actors
and
most
was
prosecuted
on
a
charge
ofjmended
b
sir
John
A
Mac-
f0UEht
for
and
0ld
one
thrown
l'r
,hp
Atlantic
command
at
a
disconcerting
for
youngsters.
At
spying
and
given
a
ten
year.,
donald
it
the
tlme
of
Con.
"r,"
later
datv.
.
times
they
are
not
much
more
stretch,
should,
by
this
time,
fedcrati
but
bccause
it
,.as
'
"n'Vnat'inal
In
conceding
to
Britain
com-
;
than
a
yard
or
two
away
from
the
wonder
where
this
thing
is
going
I
thought
that
such
might
offend
sLm
of
the
International
Wood-
pre-
PlctP
authority
over
the
western
people
in
the
front
seats.
It
is
to
end.
He
mu.st
already
be
011
Republican
sensibilities,
it
also
centers
of
Ameri
'a
He
Imoke
at
approaches
to
the
British
Isles,
also
a
surprise
for
some
of
the
his
second
year
and
what
for
?
dropped.
S
ann
al
m
o
I
th
"
United
States
has
helped
li
m
I'nlil
!s,
'
A-
i
..j,,,
ulu,-
British
C-'umbia
Dist-ict
Wood
maite
th-'
Churchill
agreement
selves
a
few
feet
from-say-a
Air
raid
.lren.
are
about
to1
A
.
k.-..
broadcast,
last
..o,,.
Ai,
lljl
Um'"1
on
the
Atlantic
command
ac-
WESTERN
II!!
'
51EEL
fABSICATOl:
VANCO'JVfl
!'
evening,
dis-
scene
in
which
a
beautiful
blond
be
m&
among
more-of
i
raT".,,
t
nupVtion
ceptable
to
Brit'sh
opinion.
This
'
'
Chris
Prltchard.
"
Labor
mem-
actf
and
says
ner
part
in
pea.
thi
clties
of
Canada,
ea
as
B07ernorV
""
bp.
er
1
and
and
the
ad-
au
JV,M
,
.
V
will
place
under
ontrol
of
the
bcr
Workmen
There
is
nothing
risque
about
,
as
Th,
irri
.n,,r,tig0
e"erf
tnf
on
s
Compensation
this-but
It
is
many
many
times
"."I
Vh
!
vl
y
"avl"
V"y
t..
Board,
add.
eased
the
convention.
more
vivid
than
in
regular
stage
TLZ
r-.rpU?'w,r
if.
hp.n!t"e
""""
111
VY
'e
He
criticized
tne
pi
.-ss
for
report-
..'mp
the
nnininns
tt'Prp
nil
heard.
,,.ka-
..r
o.,-
style.
To
Ihe
Electors
of
Prince
h
more
or
less
in
the
picture.
The!tn,
had
fluame)
quite
a
thiougr-
strikes
but
not
thro
uah
next
tep
is
to
learn
what
to
do.brJdth.
,
aid
speak-r.
I
"Xt,
I
lZ
want,
htaher
FOR
MANY
years
now
another
rub
next
Xnats
wnere
tne
may
there
was
to
be
full
common-
benefits
it
mu.st.
ask
the
Legis-wealth
representation,
why
not
lature
for
them
and
not
the
have
someone
from
Canada
be
compensation
Board.
"If
you
viceroy
in
Britain.
My
word!
can
t
work
safely,
don't
work."
he
,advis?d.
I.
wish
to
convey
my
thanks
to
all"
whose
support
ot
the
poll
yesterday
gave
such
a
magnificent
vote.
I
trust
that
confidence
will
net
be
betrayed
H.
F
GLASSEY
School
teachers
ln
Cape
Breton
were
reported
yesterday
to
have
gone
on
.strike.
What
they
5eek
is
a
wage
increase.
Wond'.-r
if
they
ever
think
of
teaching
&1.50
an
hour?
Fjllowing
his
spoech,
delegates
opptoved
the
health
and
welfare
plan
for
union
workers
scheme.
!
This,
delegates
indicated,
would
vancuuvei
Liicauie
naa
Ufril
doing
fine
work.
That,
of
course
in
Everyman's.
It
would
be
interestingto
know
how
many
of
the
Canadian
actors,
now
doing
well
in
Britain
and
the
US
A.
got
their
dramatic
training
with
Everyman's.
With
very
littla
noise,
and
absolutely
no
ballyhoo,
this
fine
company
haf
gone
on
year
after
year.
At
first
it
toured
all
over
the
western
provinces,
enduring
hardships
which
must
have
set
a
Police
Seek
be
a
major
Issue
in
the
18.02
wage
.h'(!
Uitions.
Red
Records
Cannibalism
in
a
South
American
Jungle
shocked
this
continent
a
few
weeks
ago
but
sometimes
it
can
come
closer
home
than
that
Tn
.Tannirv
thp
suMnlt
BONN
CP
Hundreds
of
West
LOO
record,
even
for
this
country
California
traln
city
of
San
German
police
raided
offices
of
wh?re
the
live
theatre
has
been
the
Communist
Thursday
Francisco
was
blocked
by
l
uge
party
almost
as
badly
neglected
as-
snow
drjftj
in
a
pass
o
tne
and
seized
secret
:e:o'.ds.
have
our
Canadian
poets.
Sierra
Nevada
Mountains.
It
Police
struck
at.
dawn
aciine
Now
Everyman's
plays
week
days
before
tne
m
pa.en.,n
on.
tnB
orders
o
tne
Federal
after
week
in
Vancouver.
il
iuu
.nn
r)
mnv
Tf
nnt
ahsnlnlp
h,in-
rnnt
Hurinnal
Puirt
In
the
cirb
have
contributed
in
bringing
the
matter
to
this
new
and
gratifying
point.
The
minister
has
given
the
cue
and
we
are
grateful
for'
his
active
interest.
It
is
now
to
carry
on
the
campaign
to
the
successful
culmination
of
getting
Prince
Rupert
equipped
with
the.
full
facilities
for
handling
flying
by
land
and
sea,
day
and
night,
and
removing
this
from
the
position
of
being
the
only
city
in
Canada
of
its
size,
importance
and
potential
which
is
so
lacking
in
this
important
branch
of
modern
transportation.
It
is
not
necessary
for
us
to
repeat
the
need.
We
are
already
notorious
through
the
lack.
The
By-Election
QRINCE
RUPERT
electors
seem
to
prefer
old
i
hands
to
new.
That
could
be
the
conclusion
from
yesterday's
civic
by-election.
Two
veterans
are
back
on
the
aldermanic
board,
ousting
newer
and
younger
men.
Public
indifference,
as
indicated
in
the
comparatively
light
vote,
might
have
had
some
bearing
on
the
outcome.
However,
the
majorities
in
each
case
were
substantial
even
though
the
by-election
vote
was
only
about
half
tha,t
in
the
December
general
election.
Mr.
Glassey
and
Mr.
Daggett,
although
they
were
defeated
in
the
December
mayoralty
contest,
still
enjoy
public
esteem
and
confidence.
It
was
a
vagary
of
political
fancy
that
an
aider-manic
aspirant,
who
headed
a
poll
little
over
a
month
ago,
should
suffer
defeat
now.
But-
elections
are
always
unpredictable.
Many
people
fee
that
this
by-election
was
quite
unnecessary
and
arose
from
circumstances
which
should
have
been
obviated.
That
feeling
might,
indeed,
have
influenced
the
voting
of
some
or
tended
to
disinterestedness.
In
any
event,
the
air
has
been
cleared
now
and
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
city's
business
will
proceed
with
dispatch
and
the
best
measure
of
harmony.
hangs
out
the
"8old
Out"
sign
ger,
there
was
distress,
anxiety
Ing
of
evidence
of
subversive
ac-
A
NEW
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WAS'
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f.MturM
&
machine
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NOW
1
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,
8
and
some
illness.
Not
more
than
tivitlcs.
In
the
homes
of
party
:
i
j!
i
2
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w,u,,u.,ral,
""
a
few
miles
away,
in
the
same
leaders
the
police
seized
stacks
foundation.
pass
in
1840
winter
trapped
81
of
propaganda,
bank
records
and
".i.
.
...
,
California
gold
seekers.
Four
confidential
files.
DOWN
,w
T.,
IN
the
States
there
is
.
.
RUPER
i
talk
that
television
is
putting
many
'movies
out
of
business
ar.d
nobody
knows
whether
some
of
the
big
radio
chains
can
survive
the
devastating
inroads
of
TV
competition.
Here
in
Canada
our
picture
is
quite
different.
The
nature
of
RADIO
ELECTR
KEEP
WARM
ELECTRICALLY
"ELECTRIC
HEATERS"
I
the
country
is
such
that
the
vast
j
majority
of
the
people
now
I
served
by
radio
can
never
be
i
served
by
TV,
which
is
essentially
CLEARING.
11
4Ms.
r
a
b'g
city
proposition.
The
radio
tended
to
bring
back
the
live
theatre
in
Canada
for
it
enabled
many
actors
to
answer
the
question
"when
do
we
eat?"
600
watt
radiant
1000
wctt
radiant
CHILDREN'S
QUILTS,
Regular
2.75
OC
WW
or
575
7.75
10.75
16.20
19.50
Blind
Man
Runs
Diaper
Laundry
PILLOWS
TO
MATCH
Regular
95c
IZftp
Special
Wl
1000
wort
radiant
1100
watt
radiant
.
G.E.
PETERBOROUGH,
Ont.
(CP)
In
the
three
years
since
he
lost
t
his
sight,
Oswald
Meagher,
43,
1
lay
ctipfure
laiiage
for
Joci
has
built
up
a
diaper
laundry
service
here
into
a
flourishing
FLANNEU'"
"God
said,
let
there
be
light."
Gen.
1:3
small
business.
i
SHEETS
Log
Fireplace
1200
40.55
watts
LONDON
'(f)
King
George
will
LONDON
tT
Lecturing
on
world
kinocot
i'n
for
21
veaf
when
hp
hpcamp
I
reduce
his
personal
staff
to
the
c'tizenshlp.
Dr.
J.
Branowskl
said
blind
and
had
to
look
around
minimum
for
his
convalescence
young
people
should
not
hesitate
Orey
and
White.
for
double
beds.
C
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,1
t
I
'
-
lii
i
'
i
"
i
I
voyage
on
HMS
Vanguard
next
to
criticize
their
elders
if
the
arr.i.i;"'
for
some
way
to
support
his
wife
and
two
children.
Impressed,
with
the
story
of
a
man
in
the
United
States
becoming
rich
from
a
diaper
laundry
service,
Meagher
and
his
wife
started
out
by
setting
up
a
spring.
In
the
party
is
one
tequerry,
one
secretary,
one
doctor,
one
clerk,
one
valet
and
a
detective.
world
is
to
become
a
better
place.
Ri
said
human
rights
include
the
right
of
indlviluals
to
their
cwn
opinions.
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
BesnerElk.
Ph.
210
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Stewart,
B.C.
I'NDKR
NEW
MANAGEMENT
wa.shcr
In
one
of
the
rooms
of
Mgtilfcl
BE
SURE
YOU
ARE
IN
SAVOY
HOTEL
Prince
Rupert's
only
modern
rooms
with
bath
Fraser
Street
Phone
37
tneir
Home.
The
business
expanded
rapidly
and
they
were
able
to
buy
a
huge
washer
and
a
revolving
drier.
Now
they
have
hired
a
driver
to
pick
up
and
deliver
the
diapers.
ready
FOR
AUSTRALIA
This
is
the
most
recent
.
picture
ol
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh,
taken
tn
Clarence
Itouse
prior
to
their
departure
for
Australia
today.
The
United
Kingdom
Information
photo
shows
the
Royal
couple
in
evening
dress.
(CP
PHOTO)
Next
To
Royal
Hotel
'
.
,
'
....
.
..