Hay
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Prince
?
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
1
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V.
J
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!
Thursday,
June
4,
1953
nieilt
won
nir
pn.r.
rnjiu
urun
ir&a
u
one
is
thint
to
toe,
Nelson
stands
17
feet,
4'2
'comfortable.
Kin.
b'
inches
high,
n.s
sword
is
seven
!
started
to
build
th
,"'r?(
by
This
June
a
multitude
of
Americans
and
Canadians
are
seeing
Britain
and
Europe
for
the
first
time.
They
are
also
discovering
how
much
more
they
know
that's
worth
knowing.
;th,
and
ana
his
nis
hat
nui
u
u
j
i
back
oacK
in
in
lfl"")
1825.
What
i.
'
leet
in
lengin,
.
"if
a
An
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
"to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
ol
Clreillatlona
-
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
J.
P.
MAOOR,
President
H.
O.
PERRY,
Vice-President
yard
in
length.
The
14
strong
was
a
palace
thai
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tv,
n,.
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:
...
"Hum
,u
Hllll
uirii
mu
iiiHii'u
mh;
,
nvjf
ui
IMiropp
What
u
Imore
to
in'-
.suuilillL
wriL-
given
was
a
town
n
1
,JU-
und
a
steak
dinner.
As
a
preliminary
trouble
this
was
Just
as
well.
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Rates:
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AutUoriZPd
ob
second
class
mail
by
the
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa.
Speaking
officially,
Pig
Island
is
not
the
real
name
of
the
small
Isle
in
the
harbor
of
Prince
Rupert
near
which
a
plane
was
recently
wrecked
and
two
lives
iOst.
Nevertheless,
it's
been
called
that
since
earliest
days
when
the
late
Arthur
Little
located
here
more
than
40
yeurs
ago.
7
in
vV
U45VJ
What
d'ye
know
about
riuck-lngluun
Palace?
Somehow,
we
leel
sorry
for
Queen
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh.
It
seems
they
live
there,
or
intend
to.
At
f.ny
rales,
Buckingham
Palace
Is
said
to
have
BiK)
rooms,
when
there
should
be
about
000
15.C.
Premier
Missing
WHILE
all
the
rest
of
the
British
world
kingdom
was
represented
properly
!
He
started
the
first
news
stand,
Itltiiated
near
the
site
of
the
present
railway
station.
He
auo
happened
to
possess
poultry
and
5
:
tv
For
a
H
1
little
pigs
and
decided
the
island
reross
the
bay
was
a
safer
plii'io
for
farm
stock
than
the
town-site.
It
certainly
was,
when
otv
thinks
of
the
blasting.
smooth
Iqi'ESTION
OK
SKTTI.IVO
A
Chapter
of
Success
little
most
of
us
may
understand
HOWEVER
the
motives
of
those
Who
go
to
extraordinary
expense
and
danger
to
scale
mountains,
the
conquest
of
Mount
Everest
at
this
time
of
Coronation
cannot
fail
to
stir
the
imagination.
It
is
a
remarkable
coincidence
that
a
historic
feat
of
exploration
should
mark
the
beginning
of
Elizabeth
II's
reign
in
the
same
way
that
the
exploits
of
men
like
Drake
and
Raleigh
added
glory
to
the
rule
of
Elizabeth
I.
Although
reaching
the
summit
of
Everest
is
unlikely
to
contribute
anything
to
the
welfare
and
development
of
mankind,
it
writes
a
chapter
of
success
into
a
story
of
defeat
and
death
that
has
been
continuing
since
location
of
the
peak
was
first
established
more
than
a
century
ago.
While
it
is
believed
no
one
has
reached
the
top
before,
two
members
of
a
British
expedition
were
!
at
the
crown
of
our
beloved
young
Queen,
there
was
one
unfilled
chair.
I
British)
Columbia's
premier
was
!
nilssinn,
although
all
others
i
holding
similar
offices
were
I
there.
Others
shared
the
Joy,
helping
;
personify
a
united
Common-'
wealth
we
in
B.C.
get
an
elec-
lion
!
OUT
OF
'the
"dog's
breakfast"
election
of
last
year
came
a
fluke
government
elected
by
26
per
rent
of
the
first
choice
votes.
;
But
the
entire
population
of
B.C.
i
It
Is
hard,
remarks
u
puaelev
for
some
young
couples
to
se4
tie
clown
after
murrluge.
it's
harder,
sometimes,
to
settle
up.
in
Outboard
Motor
TWO
DISTINGl'IKIIED
CANADIAN
NEWSPAPERMEN
take
part
in
the
159th
convocation
ceremonies
at
the
University
of
Western
Ontario,
London.
Chancellor
Arthur
R.
Ford,
editor-in-chief
of
the
London
Free
Press,
confers
the
honorary
degree,
doctor
of
laws,
upon
Herve
Major,
managing
editor
of
the
Montreal
daily
newspaper
La
Presse.
The
doctorate
is
in
recognition
of
Mr.
Major':,
contribution
to
Canadian
journalism
and
the
fact
that
while
president
of
The
Canadian
Press,
national
newsKatlierlng
organization,
he
inaugurated
CP's
Service
in
French.
fat
Hia
prowdit
cold
yon
ton
Mat,
The
tr
nd
seems
to
be
back
i
to
sincerity.
A
national
hakin;?
j
contest,
an
American
newspaper
j
I'cimmeiits,
has
been
won
by
an
i
open
faced
cherry
Lamb's
NAVY
RUM
h
and
lew
coil
Ik.
5
fc.
Spotlil.t
ovlboord
maw.
Nt,0(
low
trollln,,.
tloihm,
,fni
,
conomal
motor.
S
,t
d.lu.t
113
Eire
tor
n
kill
ill
was
eager
to
make
the
best
of
a
bad
job.
Letterbox
I
tjive
Liifin
a.
lair
likuiix
we
all
said.
That
is
what
even
the
1
74
per
cent
of
the
anti-Social
Credit
voters
wanted.
That
is
I
exactly
what
the
Liberal,
CCF
"A
staunch
old
friend"
RUPERT
m
seen
close
to
it
in
1921.
They
never
returned,
liow-
Edmonton's
population
Is
placed
at
183.411.
while
that
of
Orcater
Edmonton
is
reported
to
he
a
little
more
than
2i)0.u(nl.
'10
ipet
nt
the
real
facts,
the
population
of
Edmcnton
IS
183,411.
The
other
city's
size
is
any-
body'.-
puess.
so
long
as
It's
in
!
excess
of
183.111.
1
A
Chlcugo
surgeon
is
rewirtcd
to
luve
amputated
the
wrong
:eg
of
an
elderly
male
janitor
Accidents
can
and
will
hapi:-!i
AND
ELECTRIC
ever,
to
tell
the
world
what
success
they
had.
The
!
Legislature
did.
efforts
of
this
and
other
early
expeditions
are
note-
LXJTTZ
Box
1279
Prim-,
Ra
Thin
uOvrrti
ttMin
n
if
imi
putitLstK-rt
or
tlislail
by
Ui
Lihulm"
CwiitmJ
hoard
or
by
the
flov
n.mfiit
ol
l.riLih
Oilumbkt.
A
HEALTH
TO
THE
QUEEN
!
Here's
a
Health
to
the
Queen,
who's
ascending
the
Throne
Of
the
mightiest
Empire
that
ever
was
known.
Let
us
toast
her
in
tankards,
in
pints
and
in
quarts,
In
long
thin-stemmed,
wine-glasses,
goblets
or
'shorts.'
Here's
a
Health
to
the
Queen!
Here'.-
a
Health
to
the
Queen,
who
throughout
the
wide
world
Is
beloved
by
all
where
her
flag
is
unfurled.
Let
us
drink
it
in
bumpers
and
flugons
and
.steins,
In
beer
and
in
whisky
and
rich
fragrunt
wines.
Here's
a
Health
to
the
Queen!
Cecil
niunt,
Vancouver,
II
C.
worthy
in
that
they
carried
no
breathing
apparatus
only
threw
that
fair
chance
away
time
after
time.
It
was
determined
to
be
beaten
at
any
and
all
costs.
But
it
was
determined
to
be
beaten
to
bring
on
this
election
because
it
lusted
for
power
and
glory
in
a
way
that
was
rompletely
out
of
line
with
the
British
idea
of
sound
r
in
the
most
unexpected
nlue"x.
And
lit
last
it's
open
found.
HORATIO
HIMSELF!
A
lot
has
been
heard
about
j
FOR
THE
WORLD'S
EASIEST
SHAVES
j
USE
THE
WORLD'S
SHARPEST
BLADES
l
parties
and
answer
questions
,
put
to
them
bv
the
audience.
;
It
was
one
of
the
best
political
1,,
moetincs
I
have
ever
attended
PROBABLY
COItltHt
The
T:ditor,
The
Daily
News:,
If
i
Mrs.
I
Wrif.ht
intends
Trafalgar
Square
of
late,
and
we
piopose
to
udd
a
bit
more.
F01
i'
pood
many
years
there
was
a
.quaie
without
any
Nelso.
But
finally,
the
lH4-foot
marble
coi-
The
Socred
premier
boasted
that
he
would
not
only
win
all
48
seats
in
the
48-seat
legislature
-
but
his
party
would
hold
office
for
a
full
50
years.
Those
words
seemed
lamilii
r.
r
1
:iiKl
I
:
hould
mm
.
tlihik
(Ho:.(
re.sMin."ible
be
flvi'ii
a
f-re.it
deal
of
set
herself
up
as
a
nubl;c
In
formant
it
would
be
wise
of
her
i
to
develop
attentiveness
partic-
We
had
another
well
known'
ularly
when
there
are
some
200
character
when
I
first
started
to
witnesses
to
her
folly.
of
the
kind
available
to
modern
climbers.
In
the
rarefied
air
near
the
.10,000-foot
level
the'
slightest
movement
taxes
the
physique
close
to
the
point
of
exhaustion.
Since
the
climber
must
also
work
in
bitter
cold,
gales
and
constant
hazards,
an
assault
on
Everest
is
only
for
those
who
like
mountaineering
more
than
life
itself..
The
story
of
Everest
is
full
of
mystery
as
well
s
frustration.
What
appear
to
be
gigantic
human
footprints
have
been
observed
far
up
its
snowy
flanks.
Some
climbers
swear
on
oath
they
have
seen
the
creatures
who
made
them
and
that
they
look
like
men
covered
with
fur.
There
are
other
reports
of
voices
being
heard
up
there,
and
members
of
one
party
maintained
their
lives
were
saved
by
a
mysterious
shout
of
warning
above
their
heads
as
an
avalanche
rushed
towards
them.
.
Possibly
the
thin
air
affects
men's
minds
as
well
as
their
bodies.
Nevertheless,
the
story
of
Everest
is
an
intriguing
one,
and
it
is
certain
that
strange
and
adventurous
chapters
are
still
to
be
written.
r
1
t
write
this
column
who
also
"won
i.mn,
topped
by
Nelson's
nioliu-
Wax
Figures
Of
St.
Laurent,
Massey
Unveiled
did
that
,
For
the
rerord,
Mr.
Hills
not
make
the
statement
all
seats
in
another
parliament,
credit.
Mrs.
Eileen
Wrip.ht
in
her
letter
published
in
Monday's
pp.
per
states
that
Mr.
Hills,
CCF
candidate,
made
the
statement
at
this
meeting
that
in
the
last
;
it
1
inn;
of
the
Legislature
only
one
bill
was
passed
I
understand
that
Mrs.
WrWht
is
an
officer
in
the
local
Social
Credit
bnrl
nrhn
inl-art
n
lr.t
nKmit
n
.1
.1
..
I
1...
.
l.-.ll
,nvf
i.u.iiwu
u
lu,
umuuv
;
uie
oocreus
passco
uuu
uiif
uiu.
government
which
was
to
last:
It
was
made
by
Mr.
Brown
and
a
thousand
years.
is
quite
probably
correct
for
th?
additional
53
bills
were
priced
onlv
after
the
Social
Creditors
LONDON
Prime
Minister
THE
SYSTEM
of
British
democracy,
of
which
our
lovely
young
im
i.m
icd
tint
she
were
defeated
on
the
Kolslon
Club
and
I
St.
Laurent
and
Governor-General
Massey
of
Canada
have
coiihl
be
'0
confused
as
to
it
lormula.
There
is
also
mine
Oeen
is
the
living
symbol,
is
joined
three
other
Canadians
h
ulruth
in
the
substance
of
Mr.
Madame
Tussaud's
famed
va-
1
u
a
n
So
Eaiy-Shaving
That
Tough
Beard
It
No
Problem
At
All
Year
(Iter
yur
Gillette
Blue
liladei
ere
firil
choire
of
(having
men
everywhere.
That!
because
no
other
kind
ia
as
sharp,
as
easy-shaving,
as
long-lasting.
For
estra
convenience
buy
them
in
the
Gillette
dispenser
that
up
'em
out
unwrapped
ready
for
use,
nd
has
a
built-in
compartment
for
safe
disposal
of
used
blades.
20
blndd
$1.00
e
10
blodei
50c
IN
IMPROVED
GIUETTE
DISPENSERS
Regular
package
S
blades
25c
.
tribute
th"
statement,
to
,
Mr.
Hills.
The
truth
is
'that
it.
v.i
made
by
Mr.
Brown,
the
l.ihenl
anclidalB.
and
I
understand
h
it
he
was
technically
correct
is
!n
fact
thre
was
but
en"
)ill
passed
before
the
povein-nent
was
defeated.
Mrs.
Wrlglil.
l
td
an
eycellent.
opportunity
to
vn'
k.-
museum
here.
Unveiling
of
the
wax
figures
;
was
witnessed
by
50
Canadian;
and
50
British
girls,
members
of
j
Canadian
industrialist
Garfield
Weston's
annual
trans-Atlantic
i
touring
groups.
rtfiir.r
fnimrlLinn
nnw
renre-
I
based
on
different
principles.
It
is
based
on
Her
Majesty's
government
in
office,
and
Her
Maiestv's
loyal
opposition
as
watchdogs
and
an
alternate
government
in
waiting.
In
British
democracy
decisions
nre
made,
in
parliament
after
full
discussion
and
fair
debate.
It
is
based
on
trial
and
error.
If
we
get
a
good
government
v
vppo
it
a
long
time
If
we
pick
if
I
v
lai
Browns
remain
man
mere
:s
in
Mrs.
Wright's
letter.
An
example
of
these
bills
upciv
which
Mrs.
Wright
and
the
Dmr
Quixotes
of
free
enterprise
reeui
to
place
some
significance
is
.
5
follows:
"Bill
No.
1.
This
amendment
substitutes
the
title
'court
reporter'
for
the
present
'official
stenographer'
throughout
the
Supreme
Court
Act."
Now
that
is
something
oi
vitd
importance
to
the
people
of
B.C.!
Offhand
I
can't
think
ui
anything
we
need
less
except
possibly
more
Social
Credit
careerists.
A.
MACPHI'K
for
for
Jot
sented
in
the
museum
are
skater
,
j
Jcrtpiure
"aJiune
soday
h
1
Hi
v.-
Mr.
Hills
at
the
ineet-ne.
hid
he
made
flic
statrmeii..
-he
did
not,
but
chose
insteid
.0
rush
to
the
press
with
a
1
Barbara
Ann
Scott
of
Ottawa,
"The
Father
that
dwelleth
in
me,
he
doeth
the
works.'
11
Lt.-Col.
C.
C.
I.
Merritt,
VC
of
St.
John
14:10.
miblic
display
of
her
hy-'erk-jl
(Vancouver,
and
Andrew
Bonnnr
hatred
of
the
CCF.
JLaw,
Canadian-born
British
d
!
prime
minister
in
1922.
Other
In
this
outburst
of
confo
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeoo
a
lemon,
we
throw
it
out
in
a
hurry
even
in
less
than
a
year.
J
4
COMPARISONS
are
odious
but
sometimes
necessary.
Two
hundred
years
ago
France
was
by
far
the
strongest
single
nation
on
earth.
Look
at
France
today,
always
in
political
crisis,
switeh-
Canadians,
Including
the
late
Mackenzie
King,
prime
minister
before
St.
Laurent,
were
once
represented
but
their
figures
have
been
melted
down
lor
more
recent
notables.
The
museum.
thinking
and
downright
untruth
rn
the
part
of
an
officer
in
the
local
Social
Credit
Club
I
lind
l
easy
to
understand
why
the
Social
Credit
povei'iimcnt
gave
'is
such
dismal
leadership
during
their
tenure
of
office
But
in
the
legislature
a
Union
Nationale
member,
Alfred
Dube,
enjoys
a
prestige
which,
for
lo-
TECHNICALLY
t
OKIM
CT
The
Editor,
GORAY
ng
its
governments
more
often
The
Daily
News:
bombed
during
the
war,
has
not
;
n
enough
space
to
keep
all
the:
effigies
it
creates.
Yours
for
less
mockery
democracy.
B.
WILSON
I
attended
the
joint
mecliiK'
on
Sunday
night
sponsored
by
5
SKIRTS
''
Now
that
Her
Majesty's
Coronation
has
become
a
closed
and
memorable
chapter
in
Commonwealth
history,
ihe
spotlight
in
the
capital
h'ere
's
t
winging
back
to
,
scenes
less
plamorous;
but
more
controvert
slal
the
coming
federal
election
campaign.
The
$64
question
which
has
pone
unanswered
so
far
in
the
contest
is
the
ru
which
Que
the
Sulphite
Workers
Union
and
cal
purposes,
rivals
that
of
the
1
than
Hollywood
s
actor
ehanue
colorful
Pouliot.
For
example,
I
husbands
and
wives.
France
Rot
Dube
has
been
mayor
'A
Pou-1
that
way
because
she
has
too
iiot's
horn?
jpwh
ot
Jiinmuski
'.many
parties,
lor
an
unrjiolteri
strVtHfc
hi'
10
jfcJL-
think,
Arthur..
JUiing
xilt,.l
years.
the
next
premier
of
ETC.
'be'cau.se
The
two
met
in
head-on
po-!ne
stands
like
a
rock
for
the
litical
collision
onlv
once
in
the
two-party
system
which
is
the
the
j
Allied
Fish
Workers
.Union
at
which'
the
"three
cahiliuiUe:'
participating
in
the
election
campaign
in
this
riding
were
given
an
opportunity
to
present
the
policies
of
their
respective
past.
That
was
back
in
the
elec-
ev
t0
tnt
vitality
of
British
tion
of
1930.
On
that
occasion
eiii:racy.
Pouliot
won
out
by
the
scant
margin
of
117
votes.
.
.
.
from
England
Our
first
shipment
of
these
fine
English
Skirts
in
100'.
Wool
Worsted
has
arrived
.
.
.
Plain
tailored
style
in
Charcoal
shade
only.
Sizes
12
to
18
Now
the
rumor
is
that
the
two
are
to
meet
again.
Dube
is
if
THERE
IS
NO
QUESTION
ABOUT
THE
LOW
PRICES
ON
QUALITY
GROCERIES
AT
YOUR
said
to
have
accepted
designation
as
the
Conservative
anti-Pouliot
candidate
in
the
coming
fight.
One
of
the
warmest
contests
of
the
whole
election
campaign
is
before
forecast
there
In
consequence.
bec's
Premier
Maurice
Duplessis
will
play.
Will
he
come
out
opening
in
support
of
PC
leader
George
Drew?
After
all,
the
premier's
Union
Nationale
party
is
the
Quebec
counterpart
of
Progressive
Conservatism
in
the
.-ense
that
it
is
the
chief
anti-Liberal
force
in
the
province.
Or
will
Dupiessis
refrain
from
taking
any
active
part
personally,
but
simply
pass
the
word
along
to
his
provincial
organization
to
co-operate
with
the
Drew
cause?
Or,
finally,
will
the
Union
Na
Now
Here...
NASH
RAMBLER
AT
A
NEW
LOW
PRICE
with
hundreds
of
dollars
of
custom
accessories
included.
NASH
STATESMAN
THE
ECONOMY
BIG
CAR
Low
price,
high
mileage,
low
maintenance,
low
depreciation.
And
on
EITHER,
the
highest
Trade-in
Allowance
from
Canada's
Volume
Nash
Dealer
JOHN
DELALLA
Representing
McLeod-Rae
Motors
Ltd.
$14-95
SWIM
tionale
chieftain
do
neither
of
these
things
but
simply
hold
himself
and
his
organization
carefully
aloof
from
any
participation
in
federal
political
SUITS
TorBl6
UsedCar
.Value
'
A-1
APPEARANCE
M
'
A-l
SAFETY
&l
at
fairs?
Name
Your
Own
Terms
Phone
FA.
1)016
A
possible
clue
to
the
answr
to
this
riddle
may
lie
in
reports
-
which
have
been
reaching
the
capital
here
from
the
riding
of
Temiscouata.
In
that
riding
Jean
Francois
Pouliot
Is
the
nationally
celebrated
Liberal
MP.
INDEPENDENT
FOOD
STORES
o
;
Each
Store
features
WEEK-END
BARGAINS
selected
to
save
you
money
O
OUR
POLICY
-
FREE
PHONE
SERVICE
and
FREE
DELIVERY
to
all
parts
of
the
city.
Ihe
Stores
of
Quality
and
Service
'
A-l
MECHANICALLY
A-l
VALUE
.
Lastex
Swim
Suits
in
Misses'
siics.
See
our
selection
today.
Budqct
Priced
Sizes
30
to
38
$7.95
CROSS
FRETTY
e
Upset
-
e
Constipated
e
Teethini
12.1't
Kingsway,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Canada's
Volume
Nash
Dealer
Mr.
Dclalhi
will
be
staying
at
the
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL
for
10
days,
starting
Monday
evening.
ALSO
WE
HAVE
...
1951
Nash
Statesman
Sedan
with
very
low
mlleane,
driven
by
a
lady
in
Vancouver
since
new.
1952
Nash
Statesman
also
with
very
low
mileage
and
fully
equipped.
MANY
OTHERS
TO
CHOOSE
FROM
See
me
at
the
hotel
on
any
one
of
these
cars
BABY
Jh
Give
Baby's
Own
Tablet
to
quickly
brins
the
relief
icouraitfta
restiui
TliurouKbly
omfort
bl.
No
SnZ
tftptnd
d
nil
i
im
effect.
lTed
by
Mothars
for
over
HE
UNIVERSAL
UlMlM.'M'a
tret
viesi
aju
yraii.
as
paekag
tutwr
at
youf
oniKmt.
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
Third
Avenue
at
Sixth
Street