Prince
Rupert
Daily
News1
r
i
;.necrs
made
a
r,,,,mi
f
of
road
construction
t
I
into
McBrlde
Lake
in
Forest
near
Hiinsi,.
r,
Quick
Canadian
Quiz
Thursday,
January
10,
1952
T.-.iles
ui
old
road
imp.,
and
20
miles
of
new
road
structlon
is
Involved
I(
on
tills
road
becomes
a
will
permit
the
utniMl.'
Management
Of
Forests
In
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
!
c
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
"ress
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
j
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
;
o.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor;
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
j
.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
.
""j'j
cuiiM-rvins;
inp
tini
mature
forests
r,iY,im(
ij
;
which
are
now
pmUn
0,
most
valuable
increment
u
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V.SS-'
-i
V.
In
-Canada
are
property
an.
I
civil
rights
subject
to
federal
'
or
provincial
law?
Who
follows
Princess
Kll:i-beth
in
the
line
of
.succcisioii
to
the
throne?
From
sales
tax
only
will
Ottawa
collect
this
year
S.iU
million,
$350
million,
S't-J
million
'.'
What
are
our
must
northerly1
and
most
.southerly
cities?
Wh.it
country
us
our
Invest
export
customer,
and
what
is
the
leading
export
commodity
-soid
to
that
customer?
i
An
-wees
on
pase
4i
Now
Area
System
in
Connection
Willi
Timber
Sale-.
oy
earner,
per
w,
20c;
per
month,
75c;
per
year,
.
-"?
$800;
by
mail,
per
month,
75c;
per
year.
$8.00.
JfeJ"
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenire-,
Prince
Rupert.
Forest
manai-ement
prlncipK-S;
under
the
ciire.
supervision
of;
the
Forest
Branch
are
bein
i
a.
plied
to
timber
sale
areas
in'
IVince
Rupert
forest
district.
Fif.ht
sueii
areas,
described
a.
public
working
lrcis.
have
been
oeeii
outlined
outlined
and
ana
are
are
now
now
bein
bein
TANKS
TO
RESCUE
Tanks
of
the
Lord
Strath
cnas
Horse
Regiment
were
us-Jd
to
release
vehicles,
valued
at
about.
$30,000,
caught
In
the
:;y
waters
which
flooded
the
village
of
Bowness.
Alta.,
eiulit
miles
west
of
Calgary.
Thirty
famil
es
w.rc
forced
to
leave
their
homes
in
the
flood.
Tanks
broke
the
ice
around
the
vehicles,
hemned
in
when
the
waters
froze.
(CP
PHOTO)
i
I
ill
v
nccl
to
ijcrmit
the
cal-
())
.,,1
i
dilution
of
annual
allowable
IWy
yf?
f4$
')
'
'
'
cuts.
Six
of
lhe.se
areas
are
in
jr
I
'
the
Interior
between
Hazelton
f.
and
and
Burns
Burns
Lake,
Lake,
one
one
on
the
i
mprovmg
Queen
Charlottes
imri
As
I
Sec
It
f
it
HM-Af
tr
LETTERBOX!
me
.south
coast
of
the
district.
ray
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
V
i
ThiTneUup
of
forbad-
fOTr
The
year
1951
saw
a
continua-
minisi
ration,
explains
a
Forest.
1
"
I
W
tion
of
the
forest
improvement
Bn""'h
spokesman,
is
designed
M
'
work
in
Pilnce
Rupert
district
;
1
,r
te
sustenance
of
local
in-
t
,"'Mm
by
a
silvicultural
crew
which
dil1t'V.
It
consisus
of
the
R.-oup-
I
j
1
I
WltlXKS
OF
AIRWAYS
Editor.
Daily
News:
Why
do
so
many
planes
crash
into
mountains,
when
mountain
pruks
are
Jo
well
charted?
The
Air
Force
Research
Centre
sus-
j
neets
that,
sonw
of
these
crashes
i
e,i.
$15
482
and
involved
Ism-
"B
variou
umoer
sales,
the
and
"W.'HR
"1
which
is
su)erintend-ourning
ping
and
scattering
or
piling
dense
accumulations
of
ed
bv
,he
department
along
for-irn.eiMir
debris
which
had
occur-
l:i,t
management
lines.
Baseball
is
played
in
an
ama-
vc
caused
by
the
wild
behaviour
teur
way
in
Europe,
says
a
report
r:
1
red
over
past
years.
Disposal
of
"uni'S
the
year
forest
branch
i
this
debris
will
permit
healthy
"'"oniiel
cruised
or
examined
regeneration
to
take
place
and
Unber
sale
P"rpo.se.s
about!
654
will
vorv
ponslflerablv
reduce
the
'
".,,
a
ii
peiceni
in-rea.-.e
;l
the
mountain
winds.
troir
Pans,
seems
odd,
wnen
one
It
seems
stranpe
that,
afU-r
i
thinks
of
the
number
of
ball
some
forty
years
of
flying,
no
players
who
spent
years
in
Eur-dnc
has
ever
suspected
for
one
opv
between
1914
and
1945.
They
minute
that
winds
haw
nothing
j
wert
in
uniform,
too.
.
lc
do
with
airplane
clashes
at
or
over
1950,
and
issued
449
timbc
lire
hazaicis
of
these
areas.
Burns
Lovers
Ahoy
!
READERS
may
remem
s.ue
contracts.
In
addition,
the
'
Al'o
involved
was
a
camp
es-
Held
officers
made
about
3400
A
i4T
whfN
tk
4ti
(J,
Vw,
close
to
hiuh
nenks
or
mountains
:
A
city
with
a
mountain
in
its
dvfrtiMHNtftf
I
tablish.d
for
boys.
These
boys,
inspections
oi,
losing
opcations
L
most
of
whom
came
from
Pnnrc
and
at)ol,t
,..,
(,xan;in.ltions
I
"v'
"
'"K"-ni
v-.
.
,7
o
r
.-"v.:
backvard
has
an
advantace.
liquoi
C,ftttel
Bow,
at
k.
A.
F
eral
years
baek
between
a
I
trie
peaks
of
high
mountains
are
l
here's
Montreal!
Mount
Royal
Rlert.
worked
primarily
on
a
wuims;
me
yeur
ioresi
service
Bw""
v
oiwwon.
Political
Worm
Turnings
'pOSS"
Johnson
of
the
Liberal
party
and
Herb
D
Anscomb
of
the
Conservatives
may
keep
the
boys
in
order
behind
the
coalition
at
Victoria
for
a
vvhile
loii.uer
but,
although
there
may
be
a
temporary
falling
in
line,
it
seems
like
only
postponing
the
argu-nent.
Neither
Liberals
nor
Conservatives
;vp
very
lappy
about
it,
it
is
openly
evident,
although
the
najority
of
the
executives
may
have
decided
to
tough
t
out
for
a
while
longer.
More
will,
doubtless,
he
uuyd
about
it
at
the
session
of
the
Legislature
opening
next
month
and
it
could
be
that
there
will
be
""further
breakaways
such
as
there
were
at
the
last
-ssion.
In
fact,
general
consensus
appears
now
to
be
that,
if
coalition
survives
the
session,
it
will
not
last,
myth
longer
thereafter.
Meantime,
further
interesting
political
developments
may
be
anticipated.
There
will
be
independents
jumping
this
way
and
that.
While
Liberals
and
Conservatives
may
be
viewing
with
enthusiastic
eyes
prospects
of
success
in
going
it
alone,
the
field
seems
ready
now
for
the
seeds
of
some
sort
of
another
party
iilong
the
moderately
Right
line.
There
is
some
significance
in
the
current
and
strongest
move
yet
to
put
Social
Credit
on
its
feet
in
British
Columbia.
Dissension
in
the
old
parties,
efforts
of
the
leaders
to
sqynsh
it
notwithstanding,
gives
rise
to
these
third
liiTily
movements
which
may
or
may
not
be
unfortunate
since
traditions
and
principles
of
the
old
parties,
if
they
were
adhered
to,
could
well
meet
the
flwetls
of
the
day.
..It
will
be
interesting
in
the
coming
weeks
to
see
ih.cturnings
of
the
political
worm
in
British
Colum-i
bia.
i
I
Miss
MacPhail
and
Senate
i
CANADIAN
political
life
was
definitely
the
V'
poorer
between
1940
and
1948
for
the
absence
ilvieultural
thinning
project
in
Communist
w
ritPr
Mtid
inevPr
investigated
the
right
way.
has
always
had
something
to
do
.communist
Wlltei
aml,
with
its
attractiveness.
A
price-
on
s
l0
survive
t0
ex.
ijfi'
iiilljlli-IWl
a
young
lodgepole
pine
stand
on
the
Burns
Lake-Babine
Lake
t.'n.iili.llii
iCil!!'''!:;,'
'
myself
as
to
the
origin
of
plain
why
the
plane
crashed,
less
"peak"
say
the
people.
The
town
has
a
million
population
There
must
bo
a
reasnn
for
those
highway.
The
cleaning
and
thinning
of
this
overly
dense
stand
nhi'-jcfl
.!..
iil
...
.1
1
....
.
.
the
NOTICE
TO
SUBSCRIBER
and
is
300
years
old.
Prince
Ru
besides
high
winds.
pert
also
has
a
mountain.
AM
of
tree
is
expected
to
seive
as
There
is
one
thing
man
has
overlooked
in
his
search
for
the
being-
"the
opium
of
th'j
people."
that's
lacking
is
a
crowd
and
an
excellent
unit
lor
demonstia;-more
years.
ing
the
values
of
properly
soared
trees
and
will
prove
a
guide
for
;
cause.
Most
of
the
wrecks
occur
as-
on
the
noith
or
northwest
and
onanenged
to
prove
my
sertion
that
it
was
the
great
i
nrth"asl
of
the
high
peaks
of
Christian
writer,
King.sley,
and
the
mountains.
Take
for
instance
not
Karl
Marx
who
originated
the
crash
of
the
plane
approach-it,
I
a.sked
help
in
sleuthing
it
ing
the
Princess
Royal
Island.
the
management
of
the
very
intensive
pine
forest
in
the
interior.
Other
work
involved
slash
disposal
and
making
collections
of
forest
insects
and
tree
div
as-
A
big
Seattle
daily.
The
Times,
in
an
editorial
about
the
wisdom
of
a
coastal
highway
up
nonh,
makes
mention
of
the
huge
anthracite
coal
measures
at
down
Th-'re
is
no
reason
for
that
Groundhog
in
Skeena,
not
far
samples
for
survey
and
research
crash.
I
he'ieve
if
that
plane
hud
flown
one
half-mile
or
so
from
'ron1
Prince
Rupert.
t,ord
knows,
puipm..
Help
came
from
coast
to
coast.
Finally
a
reader
in
Timmins,
Ontario,
found
the
exact
reference
where
it
crashed
it
would
not
."mailer
papers
have
bren
preach-
.
The
district
tree
marking
crew
ing
Groundhog
long
enough
continued
their
work
of
marking
If
you
have
missed
your
paper,
please
phone
your
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If
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newsboy's
name,
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Ave.
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and
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Sirert;
3rd
Ave.
t
rizell'
Motors
to
cud
West.
Ittll'TE
i
.llvin
Nysletlt,
lilup
C58
which
proved
that
King.sley
had
hav0
crashed
Something
must
have
cone
"radically
filly
years.
This
is
immature
timber
stands
under
written
this
in
English
years
be-lore
Marx's
words
reached
British
eyes.
wrong
all
of
a
sudden,
and
the
tlie
day
of
vast
exploitation
in
contract
to
be
logged.
By
mark-something
was
an
air
pocket,
lll's
Part
of
Canada.
Perhaps
;
ing
the
trees
to
be
cut
a
healthy,
created
by
some
high'
mountain
something
at
last
is
in
sight.
properly
spaced
stand
will
be
left
NOW
I
WANT
HELP
from
Am-
on
the
Princess
'Island.
I
do
not
,
'hich
will
grow
rapidly,
putting
crican.s
and
Scots,
and
maybe
k""w
if
there
is
a
high
mountain
'
For
me
first
time
in
years,
on
more
clear
and
valuable
wood
Frenchmen
too.
on
that
island
but
I
suspect
that
Churchill
is
in
Canada
this
than
ever
before
in
its
history.
I
want
to
know
did
Robert
this
was
llle
cause.
week-end
He
Is
spending
a
few
Then,
rather
than
wait
uboul
100
Burns
coin
the
unions
phrase
Filots
should
keep
well
away
.
day.'
Ottawa
for
delibvrations
years
to
be
able
to
log
on
the
about
the
"Tree
of
Liberty"?
Or
fr0ri
the
north
side
of
high
',
l"at
arc
'?i(!hty
as
usual.
Last
area,
which
would
result
if
it
was
did
he
borrow
those
words
from
mountains
because
it
is
on
the'1'""'
he
was
in
the
Dominion,
clearcut
and
the
necessary
re-the
great
American
writer
of
the
north
side
that
large
pockets
lhe
war
had
still
to
be
won
That
generation
occurred,
the
stand
Declaration
of
Independence,
form
and
k.p
on
swinging
from
nav
been
achieved,
but
it's
doubt-
may
be
re-loged
under
a
sialic
Thomas
Jefferson'.1
side
to
side
depending
on
the
fu'
if
Britain's
leader
regards
it,
economy
at
even
greater
profits.
My
family,
knowing
nW
fond-
time
of
day
or
night,
the
sam
as
,
alsc.
as
peace.
-But
tree
marking
Is
not
the
ness
for
Jefferson,
gave'
me
a
edflies
at
the
foot
of
water
fails,
j
answer
on
many
timbered
areas
Cnrlslrr.as
present
of
the
two
In
many
instances
those
air!
Preservati
m
of
historic
semes,
and
silvicultural
,
studies
renrted
volume
new
biography
bv
Na-
Pock,-'!s
sire
invisible
but
In
cer-
objects
and
nictures.
from
Call-
in
thv
Issuance
of
the
first
clear-
':t
1'12-C'l'l
ff,
i
it.;
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(
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Ave
Wcl
704-1427:
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fullon
Slreel
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SJimmy
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We
it
33C-5:)a;
Dunsmuir
Sire,-:
Cl";
K;n:'is;in
I'i.irc:
A',
lie
of
Agnes
Campbell
MacPhail,
who
in
the
first
of
those
years
lost
the
scat
she
had
held
for
nearly
20
years
in
the
Commons,
and
did
not
get
into
the
Ontario
Legislature
until
eight
years
later.
In
1940
this
journal
urged
Mr.
Mackenzie
King
to
appoint
Miss
MacPhail
to
the
Senate,
and
we
still
think
it
would
have
been
a
good
idea
if
he
had
done
so.
But
we
now
even
more
strongly
urge
Mr.
St.
Laurent
to
take
that
course.
It
will
afford
satisfaction
to
ittm
pin
us
ui
uoH
eai
l:i
som
i
Kina
iniiit
ujumuiii,
us
igging
saies
in
me
interior
ctiv-
of
clouds
are
seen
floating
wf'1
as
in
Ontario,
Is
said
to
be
ering
over
mature
timbered
around
high
peaks
that
look
like
making
.headway.
People
are
areas
on
Babine
Lhke.''
says
the
loam.
.Those
clouds
are
known
becoming
more
Interested.
Any-
statement.
"After
logging.
thc
by
the
name
of
"rotors"
but
no
one
with
eyes
to
see,
need
only
areas
will
be
burned
under
strict
one
seems
to
understand
their
i
spend
a
few
months
in
this
pro-
control
measure
and
jt
is
ex-behaviour
and
how
they
are
vm('e
to
realize
what
a
field
pected
that
a
eood
croo
of
valu-
unai,
hcnacliner.
I
wn.s
astonished
tj
read
these
vords
by
Jefferson,
apparently
written
in
1789,
when
he
was
U.S.
Minister
to
France:
:
"What
country
can
preserve
:
its
liberties
if
their
rulers
are
;
not
warned
from
time
to
time
that
their
people
preserve
their
i
spirit
of
resistance?
Let
them
I
take
arms.
The
remedy
is
to
set
Ithpm
,
fift-it
no
3
EtltTt:
Kdword
Skalapsky
8th
Ave,
West
105-537;
9!h
Ave.
Cist
110-2711'
IK
.-Select
113-70!!.
KOI
TE
7
(.Irndc.n
Smith,
Itlur
T31
All
of
Section
2
tiOf'TK
8
Jimmy
Johnson,
Green
Ml
Waterfront
ami
Parlllc
Place;
(CXR-K!.he:x-
lOITE
0
Mclvin
Itjornson,
tirern
113
8th
Ave.
East,
McBride
to
Hays
Cove
Circle.
ItOLTK
10
Richard
MacOomil.-!,
lllue
33fl
caused.
there
is
here.
reproduction
will
able
spruce
result."
an
immense
number
of
Canadians,
and
will
displease
nobody
except
perhaps
three
or
four
Liberal
party
The
cause
of
those
airplane
wrecks
on
the
high
peaks
of
F.iblic
questions
are
not
any
mountains
in
falling
into
air
the
less.
As
Burns
nieht
draws
peckets
is
in
the
first
place
caus-
nearer,
the
use
or
non-use
of
ed
by
the
expanding
universe,
horsemeat
in
haggis
Is
something
Now
don't
jump
out
of
your
'
that
should
be
definitely
settled,
breeches,
and
say
that
I
am
;
"
"
stalwarts
who
think
that
they
have
earned
the
ap-
jand
pacify
them,
w'h
t"
sonifies
Horthern
B,C.
Gives
Health
nointraent
anr
obvious
v
a
hut
onp
of
thp.sp
won
r
i
"
w
i.vCS
iosi
in
a
f.eniury
or
-
-
,
,wo-.
THE
THE
OF
LIBErtl
i
O'h
(
.s
Ave.
Etst
237-73,!;
5th
Ave.
Eiut
301-719-119-24.,
301-62
Hav.s
Cove
Circie
511-516;
Gr?n.
Slrr.rt
411-410;
!
o.
havfc
to
be
displeased
anyhow.
cuckoo,
take
it
easy,
and
study
the
question
yourself
and
bj
convinced.
It
will
take
your
mind
VANCOUVER
(I
f
C-'JMn
business
man
v.-ho
went
to
nnr-iiie-n
B'
it
,h
Columbia
'
to
cite
off
the
weather
and
war
propa
MUST
BE
REFRESHED
FRO
VI
TIME
TO
TIME
WITH
THE
BLOOD
OF
PAIRI013
AD
TiRANIS.
IT
IS
ITS
NATURAL
MANURE."
Now
corupare
the
emphasized
lines
above
with
THE
TREE
OF
LIBERTY
by
Burns.
This
poem
;
begins:
Heard
ye
o'
the
tree
of
i
of
France,
I
watna
what's
the
name
o't
Earns,
went
on
to
show
that'
t
'
.
'
-
M
.
f
!
&"f
-
A
'
i
oung
o;reci.
l:oi
Ti:
11
Leslie
!f
iii
tlo,
h.
Mark
285
PlKKott,
Ave;
it
and
2.v1
Overlook;
lle.-min
PI.
PigSott
Place.
KOI
TF.
12-Sammy
Alexander
Uth
Ave.
East
333-1805;
Frederick
St.;
Sherbrook
A
HOI
TM
11
Itonny
iby,
tirren
258
lt
East
225-247;
2nd
Ave.
West
137
.141;
1st
8-131-225;
Market
Place;
3rd
Ave.
Dally
New.vNaUi
Motors.
KOI
TK
15
ttohert
Jensen.
Mack
955
5th
Ave.
West
(135-735,
741-745;
Borden
Street
Fr
Street
Biggar
Place.
'
ItOl
TK
1
Irank
Killiorn.
(Jreen
S77
gancla.
The
change
will
do
you
wi,i
tlls
hoots
on"
is
buck
In
good.
'
Vancouver
wilh
a
iccipe
for
The
expanding
universe,
ac-
hM"h
an(!
happiness,
cording
to
Einstein,
is
a
mass
of
Last
June,
doctors
gove
IB-energy
flowing
In
the
case
of
this
year-old
Jim
Porter
of
Ranta
globe
in
the
direction
of
the
Rosa
thrcj
months
to
live
be-North
Star.
Where
its
point
of
cause
ot
a
heart
condition,
foci
is
I
do
not
know
but
that
is
So
he
sold
his
automobile
busl-beride
the
point.
It
is
a
mass
of
rc:t,,
tot
b
speciailv-hullt
trailer
gravity
and.
as
it
rushes
to-
and
with
his
wile.
Carolyn,
and
wards
the
North
Star,
it
creates
pomeranian,
"Alias
Puddles"
huge
vortices
of
.
energy
that
headed
for
British
Columbia's
cause
the
air
pockets
on
the
northland.
I
i
;
norm
siae
or
nign
peaks
of
;
"i
wanted
to
die
with
my
boots
.'Miss
MacPhail
has
added
color
and
a
certain
civilized
dignity
to
every
legislative
session
in
which
she
has
participated.
The
color
comes
from
her
personality,
and
the
dignity
from
the
fact
that
she
is
a
woman
and
a
lady
and
conducts
herself
as
such.
She
would
certainly
add
color
to
the
Senate
and,
while
that
body
may
be
in
no
urgent
need
of
dijfnity,
still
it
is
impossible
for
it
to
have
too
much.
Her
recent
defeat
was
in
no
sense
a
personal
repudiation
;
it
was
due
to
the
decline
in
the
popularity
of
the
socialist
doctrine.
There
is
one
special
reason
why
Agnes
MacPhail
should
be
welcomed
into
their
body
by
the
Senators
now
sitting.
She
and
her
colleagues
and
leader
J.
S.
Woodsworth
were
the
persons
most
responsible1
for
the
enactment
which
relieved
the
Senate
of
the
task
of
adjudicating
in
divorce
cases
in
Ontario
and
Quebec
and
turned
it
over
to
the
regular
courts:
l'
those
provinces.
She
is
young
enough
to
have
a
K'ood
many
years
of
useful
public
service
before
her,
but
old
enough
to
look
without
enthusiasm
on
the
task
of
electioneering
in
a
big
constituency.
The
Seuiite
is
her
proper
home.
Saturday
Night.
liiwunLuina.
me
mailer
rne
on.
he
said.
mountain
the
greater
the
rotors
1
He
said
he
believed
he
is
alive
appear
in
the
form
of
mass
form-
,
because
he
has
been
living
like
when
mankind
once
tasted
the
fruit
of
the
tree
of
liberty,
kindliness
within
nations
and
pea-
wiinin
them
would
follows
automatic,).!.
y.
Wf
plenty
of
sic
trees,
I
irjw
The
world
will
live
at
peace,
man;
the
sword
will
help
to
mak'
a
plow,
The
din
of
war
will
cease,
man.
Like
brethren
in
a
common
cause
We'd
on
each
other
smile,
man:
And
equal
rights
and
equal
laws
Wad
gladden
every
Isle,
man.
ing
iotors.
an
rsklmo.
"Leave
vour
cares
I
In
order
that
this
article
may
behind.
Go
north
as
close
In
the
jbe
plainer,
from
my
point
of
good
God
as
you
can
get
Fish
in
view,
and
the
way
I
have
this
a
lake,
if
that
won't
cure
your
!
phenomenon
figured
out,
this
ills,
nothing
rise
will."
1
powerful
mass
of
enegry
that
is
The
Porters
used
boat,
bus,
j
flowing
north
Is
known
as
mass
plane,
car,
train,
dogsled
and
J
gravity,
and,
as
it
flows
through
snow-shoes
to
get
them
around
i
the
earth's
atmosphere
creates
northern
B.C.
and
Alaska.
,
a
friction
and
Is
known
as
"the
Porter
said
he
now
intends
lo
J
lines
of
magnetic
force."
It
is
show
home
movies
of
the
north
I
this
medium
that
created
life
on
throughout
the
United
States
I
this
earth,
and
is
the
force
that
i
(The
Porters
passed
through
!
makes
you
and
I
tick
today
and
Prince
Rupert
on
their
way
north
ji,ways-
and
told
a
similar
story
to
the
PIERRE
LeCLAIRE
Daily
News.)
TO
STUDY
FARMING
Pak
Jong
Yonng,
ambitious
19-year-old
Korean
high
school
graduate,
is
coming
to
Canada
with
Defence
Minister
Claxton
to
enrol
in
a
Canadian
agricultural
school.
Pak's
education
in
Canada
is
being
sponsored
by
Weekend
Picture
Magazine.
He
holies
to
become
a
scientific
farmer
and
return
to
Korea
to
help
in
its
rehabilitation.
The
youth
was
a
houseboy
for
Canadian
correspondents
at
their
billet
in
Taegu.
(CP
PHOTO)
...iFFF.RSOj.'
could
not
have
taken
his
phrase
"the
tree
of
liberty"
from
Burns.
I
cannot
4'h
Ave
K,,st
124-234;
5!n
Ave.
East
1(11-240;
7'h
f
East
:U8-Cu8;
Bowser
Street.
KOl'TE
17
Charlie
I.in,lslrim,
(ireen
924
8th
Ave.
West
210-538;
7th
Ave.
West
120-537;
8th
A
West
221-528;
Lotblniere
St
721-728;
MrHride
.St.
4
701;.
Tatlow
St.
625-733.
nOlTK
18Te,l,ly
f
arelrss
fi'h
Ave.
Ea.st
Blrxk
800;
8th
Ave.
East
915-070:
9th
A
East
1000-11-14;
10th
Euxt
900-1130;
Allied
Bacon
Street;
Donald
Street.
KOI
TE
10
Jimmy
Johnson,
Cireen
fifil
0th
Ave.
East
870-1140;
Ambrose
Ave.
ROXTE
20
Jack
Uudolph;
firen
731
8th
Ave.
East
1038-1944.
KOI
TE
21
Jimmy
Mooreheatl,
Red
335
2nd
Ave.
West
1133-1314;
Park
Ave.
1005-2279;
1"
Street;
Water
Street;
peach
Place.
KOl'TE
23
Larry
Parent,
Green
487
8th
West
615-735;
Summit
Ave;
Taylor
Street.
KOl'TE
24
Brian
Roberts.
Black
480
2nd
Ave.
West
71(!-3rd
Ave.
and
Olh
Street;
3rd
A
We.it
Daily
News-Watts
and
Nicker.ion's
,5th
St.).
KOl'TE
25
Gary
Parkin,
Green
(100
Olh
Ave.
East
1141-1470.
ROI'TE
28
I
rankle
Stewart.
Blue
718
7(h
Ave.
East
981-1086;
1103
Ridley
Home;
Hays
C
Ave.
928-1154.
KOl'TE
27
Christopher
liarvcv,
Green
214
Gth
East,
McBride
llay.s
Cove
Circle
Hays
Cove
Cm
find
-any
suggestion
that
Jefferson
hud
ever
heard
of
Burns.
Besides,
Burns's
poem
refers
to
the
fall
of
the
Bastille,
and
the
decapuation
of
the
French
king
bot
.
of
which
took
place
alter
Jefferon
had
written
his
letter.
Hence
my
call
for
help.
Can
aiyons
explain
how
both
Jefferson
and
Burns
could
use
this
criyftire
PaiAage
for
Ooilai
'J
-4
,.t:-:-'-'-''
Final
Rites
for
Leonard
Halstead
'God
for
Christ's
sake
hath
forgiven
you
Eph.
4:32.
A
NFW
WASHER
.
.
.
For
frhe
New
Year
-
Tin:
im;uk
moihx
"ivv
Chrck
thrse
ffaturwt
0
'Automatic
pump
'
'
J
RECORD
DELIVERIES
NEW
LISKEARD,
Ont
f'
-Sug-
SAINT
JOHN,
N.B.
Now
the
geslion
that
New
Liskeapt
lan
rush
is
over,
the
post
office
here
an
Old
Home
Week
in
19.V
vas
has
calculated
that
parcel
post
made
by
retiring
mayot
.Juhn
deliveries
in
this
district
set
a
Sumbler.
He
told
councii
i.iat
record
over
Christmas.
The
total
New
Liskeard
was
incorporated
for
all
December
of
more
than
as
a
town
on
At.-U
11,
1903
and
50.000
was
about
10,000
higher
suggested
fitting
ceremonies
for
than
the
same
month
in
1950.
.
I
the
50th
anniversary
J
I'
3
i
1
i
II
:
il
r
t
l
.!
J
Porcelain
enamel
tub
Lifetime
lubrication
Quiet
an
a
whir
per
i
livelt
safety
wringer
0
Yeur
f!araitee
only
$159.00
n
phrase,
THE
TREE
OF
LIB-
Members
of
the
Moose
and
ERTY?
Was
there
some
earlier
other
friends
acted
as
pallbear-referenee
to
it?
;
ers
at
the
funeral
of
Leonard
i
Halsted
whose
death
occurred
HERE
is
a
request
tor
readers
last
week
under
tragic
circum-
in
BC.
only.
The
Indian
hos-;
stances,
pitals
at
Nanaimo,
Sardis
and,
Rev.
Canon
Basil
S.
Procktcr
Miller
Bay,
Prince
Rupert,
arc
0f
St,
Andrew's
Cathedral
offl-al.
badly
in
need
of
more
books
elated
at
Grenville
Court
Chapel
-especially
good
story
books.
0i
BC.
Undertakers
and
Mrs.
J.
kuivly
you
have
books
around
c.
Gilker
presided
at
the
organ,
jour
Jom
which
you
can
ex-:
interment
was
in
Fairvlew
press
or
mall-.
1
cemeiery.
The
pallbearers
were
Graham
Fred
Conrad
Is
sailing
tonight
Alexander,
Howard
Wallcer,
Anon
the
Prince
George
for
a
trip
gus
Gillis,
Olof
Stegavig,
Herbert
to
Vancouver.
.
Whlffin
and
Harold
Muncey.
I'NDFR
NEW
MANAGEMENT
.
.
.
THESE
ARE
THE
DAILY
NEWl
1
I
.
SAVOY
HOTEL
Prince
Rupert's
only
modern
rooms
with
bath
LITTLE
MERCHANTS
THEIR
SUCCESS
DEPENDS
ON
YOU
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
ftWr
Street
phone
37
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