Britain
La
putt
InjJc
n.e,ncKC
in
October
End
Ordered
For
Fish
risning
oab.s
lR,ters)-We.st
Oer-;
SEATTLE
I
API
The
Stats
,
jpiihce
Ruperl
Ddlly"
Nucrf
As
I
See
it
t-r
cent
belo.
Letterbox
I
the
deirirtmem
many-
mounting
Industrial
boom
Fisheries
Department
has
'
and
Britain's
slump
in
f
xPort
de-red
commercial
fishing
.i.d
I..
I'lii-niHMIl!
or-
to
Tuesday,
November
17.
1553
catch
to
date
trade
are
reuerieu
close
in
Puget
Sound
totals
at
mid-
chums.
by
night
tonight.
i
trade
"
statistics
.-.-urii
job
out
of
taxpayers"
money.
The
el
n
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
nd
Northern-
and
Central
Brl'tsh
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audi!
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Nrspaper
Association.
Published
toy
The
Prince
R-.ip.rt
Daily
News
Limited.
J.
P.
MAOOK.
President
'
H
O
PEKRV.
Vice-President
So
please,
let
us
have
a
lew,
-
v,.rnne,in
Pavments
The
order
was
Issued
to
per-
schedule
winds
!mit
The
Editor,
The
Daily
News:
I
have
read
some
real
gems
of
whitewashing
and
issue-skirting
articles
in
my
short
term
on
this
proper
escapement
of
the
,
.
more
heads
removed
and
perhaps
we
clearing
y
n
,
Q
n
international
will
be
able
to
have
the
best
house
'0T
Uane
payments,
re-nnssible
cravel
roads,
not
only
lor
.rimr
October
I
chum
salmon
run
which
is
sn
..
..
m
'
"
if
mil
Subscrlptlr.n
Rates:
ly
carrier
Per
week.
2:c:
per
month.
l
00;
p-
ourselves
but
for
the
tourist
.
..
fuitn,.r
$30,200,000
t
earth,
but
your
article
which
ap
year.
110
00.
fc.sjt
L
r
W
wmm
mr
wr
-
wrv
w,-
m-
mm
.
1
wared
on
the
front
Daee
of
the
'
trade
which
we
so
sincerely
wisn
.
the
E
P.U.
ly
mall
Per
moiuh.
7.V:
p,-r
year.
$KW
lutbortswd
as
second
class
mail
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
i'
tiii
-1
i
to
have
News
of
November
13,
entitled
a
copy
ot
una
"""
JJ
,
hr(nin
the.
total
Diiti.sh
deficit
lo
W22,40O,OOQ.
but
fairly
civil
letter,
is
Deing
;
forwarded
to
the
Honorable;
niciir
nf
Pnhlir
Works,
just
In
1
X
--
r
The
October
deficit
is
Britain's
I
Book
Week
Improvement
Noted
In
Highway
18,"
by
Mr.
Bruce
Brown,
is
the
grand-daddy
of
them
all.
No
doubt
the
above-mentioned
Young
Canada's
Opening
Day
OTTAWA:
The
formali-;
ent
months
and
tne
!
'
ia
,i,.m
it
i;
:
hiirue.it
In
rec
rase
yuu
ku
!""'
-
i
.
...V
rf.o
i,
im
the
list.
too
lurid
to
print
RS.
HUGH
JOHN
At
the
other
end
of
the
list,
..
.
,i
,
.1.,.,
.
gentleman
nad
all
our
Interests
ties
of
the
opening-(ld
when
,
DAN
C.
JONASON.
former
to
the
FLEM.MIXC,
a
who
is
married
M
C.N
R.
Bus
Operator.
British
Coliimliian
of
the
22nd
Parliament
Honorable
Minister
of
Public
Works
regarding
the
condition
of
some
wise
word-
West
Germany
maintained
her
position
as
the
fcPU's
bluest
credlter.
The
republic's
buMling
industry
added
another
$H-GOO.uuu
to
Its
over-all
surplus.
premier
of
New
liiunswiek,
nas
Canada's
I'.'iok
to
sav
in
connection
with
iuiinj'
our
highway,
but
he
certainly
was
not
showing
the
true
picture
or
reasons
for
this
,
condition
which
has
prevailed
all
summer,
on
this
road.
However,
although
I
am
nothing
but
a
dumb
bus-driver,
1
sun
leel
qualified
to
rwiimi
ii
ii
n
rnnniT'T
-i
are
over.
The
speech
from
the
throne
lias
been
duly
read.
But
unless
the
other
266
MP's
have
a
lot
better
hearing
than
I
have,
they
;
will
have
to
wait
to
read
the
newspapers
iike
any
ordinary
citizen
to
find
out
what
was
in
give
the
real
reasons
for
the
poor
the
speech
which
the
Governor-
maintenance
on
this
highway.
General
read.
j
Ftfsti
j
wish
to
state
and
I
do
The
Senate
still
lacks
sound
not
think
anyone
who
travels
amplifiers
and
so
the
journey
of
the
road
will
disagree
with
me,
the
MP's
to
that
upper
chamber
:
tnat
the
road
between
Prince
ll
speaks
a
voluines
for
good
last
The
Editor,
'
.
The
Daily
News:
Congratulations
to
Mrs.
Ken
J.
,
Warren
for
her
letter
of
Novem-
ber
9.
Jt
was
frank
and
down
to
earth
and
should
make
the
people
of
rrlnce
Rupert
sit
"P
and
"face
the
farts."
As
for
Alex
Gordon's
letter
following
"Who
does
he
think
he's
:
kidding?"
Perhaps
the
union
in
question
i
(UFAWUi
does
try
to
advance
the
interests
of
the
Canadian
people
...
but
"In
what
way?"
i
To
go
a
little
further,
"Why.
if
;
this
union
Is
all
it
should
be.
was
!
it.
found
necessary
to
suspend
it
:
from
the
TLC?"
It
seems
Mr.
Gordon
neglected
to
answer
;
this.
I
do
not
belontr,
to
any
union
and
never
have,
but
does
that
I
mean
to
sav
I
and
many
more
must
sit
back
and
take
no
in-;
terest
in
democracy?
I
Of
course
the
"bread
and
but-iter"
question
is
important.
No
cne
doubts
that,
but
when
our
I
very
way
of
life
is
threatened,
I
that
is
more
Important,
and
as
BUCHANAW'S
KEEP
YOUR
CAR
UP
TO
PAR
Cold
weather's
no
excuse
for
poor
cur
performance!
See
us
NOW
fur
a
general
check-up
and
tune-up
.
.
.
und
we
ll
winterize
your
car
too.
You'll
be
ple.isi-il
with
our
service.
tACEUWHffi
hupert
and
Kwinitsa
has
usually
been
in
fairly
good
condition,
due
to
the
fact
that
the
Public
Works
graderman
on
this
end
is
not
afraid
to
work
nor
is
he
homesick
by
five
o'clock,
which
seems
to
be
a
trait
all
too
prevalent
with
the
crew
out
of
Terrace
who
are
supposed
to
service
the
road
from
Kwinitsa
to
Terrace.
For
almost
one
month
this
outfit,
who
by
the
way
have
-three
times
the
equipment
that
we
is
a
mere
formality.
BACK
in
their
own
chamber,
the
Commons
heard
tributes
to
the
kite
Gordon
Graydon.
i
Graytion
had
a
genius
for
!
friendship.
It
is
now
known
that
i
in
a
lifetime
of
public
service
he
i
had
accumulated
literally
noth-j
ing
but
goodwill.
That
is
just
one
of
the
reasons
!
why
it
is
common
talk
that
the
!
other
parties
are
likely
to
give
.
SCOTCH
WHISKY
Oftc
Sccitlil
in
the
Blindi)
ly
AppoinMwnt
A-"i.O.
i
Vol
Wkii,
n,iw
.
to
U.
in
G.o8.
VI
J
"
'
l
Jnkkwlc,ll
have
In
this
city,
have
failed
to
Mrs.
Gordon
Graydon
election
Superior
Auto
Service
Week,
of
which
she
is
patroness
this
year.
"Our
most
experienced
educators
'-
eep
reminding
us
that
ue
can't
dispose
of
liaimtul
liool-
merely
by
trying
to
ban
them,"
she
remarks.
"We
must
provide
satisfying
substitutes
in
the
form
of
attractive,
good
books
to
inspire
and
delight
young-minds."
In
these
few
words
Mrs.
Flemming
has
picked
out
the
weakness
in
the
case
of
those
self-appointed
censors
who
would
abolish
this,
that
and
the
other-thing
from
children's
reading
but
have
no
alternative
to
offer.
Censorship
which
merely
deletes
is
never
effective.
If
children
are
being
provided
with
offensive
literature,
there
is
no
point
in
simply
removing
it
from
circulation.
Something
else
of
equal
or
more
appeal
to
them
has
to
take
its
place.
This
is
one
of
the
purposes
of
Young
Canada's
Book
Week
'wbieh
the
country
is
now
observing.
It
is
a
period
in
which
parents,
teachers
and
all
others
connected
with
children's
activities
are
asked
to
make
special
efforts
to
interest
the
young
in
the.
treasure-house
of
fact
and
imagination
found
at
the
local
library.
In
Prince
Rupert,
a
contest
to
quicken
youthful
powers
of
observation
and
criticism
is
part
of
this
worthwhile
endeavor
to
turn
children's
attention
to
good
reading.
As
one
writer
has
said,
"The
pleasant
books
o'
childhood
cross
all
the
frontiers."
No
child
should
bo
denied
the
chance
to
make
such
a
fascinating
trip.
What
Price
Security?
by
acclamation
in
Peel
county,
j
venture
out
wun
uieir
giauns
which
her
husband
represented
I
and
smooth
out
the
road.
Con-since
1935.
J
,
-
.
-,.
iisequently
when
they
finally
did
Distilled,
Blended
ond
Bottled
in
Scollsi
CONTENTS
164
OUNCES
1
gel
arouna
to
wonting,
tne
rouu
i
.....
....v.
mn
ihni
t
:jis.
"""'
auFe.
Limited
H
lu
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayrd
kt
tb
THE
POLITICAL
PEOPLE
here-"
r."nt
Ussue'!
'
nn4the
firsftlm
they
went
over
v-7
it
it
"OLD
TIMER"
were
-nr
natnrotiO
naturally
all
oil
wnrVri
worked
up
runtrol
Hoard
or
hv
the
Gnvrrilment
of
British
C.i
about
the
visit
oPPtesldent
"Eisenhower.
Thy
even
went
to
This
crew
since
have
made
o
NpW5.
several
naii-neanea
uvwiiipi
w
.
r
rt,t-rial
N,Wemher
13
continue
work
on
this
section
you
call
for
sound
leadership
in
j
!
great
pains
to
find
out
the
names
i
of
the
Presient
s
favorite
musical
'
selections.
i
they
have
only
been
half;heart,d
j
'my
part.
I
desire
more
!
attempts.
I
will
elaborate
and
;
"
J-
h
t
,
say
they
have
done
at
te"t
two
'
pnd
care
not
from
;
and
one-half
miles
now
and
then
,
J
;
A
RATHER
laconic
announce-
I
a
day,
Dut
comes
an
hour
or
iwo
.mostly
two)
from
quitting'time,
j
I
also
sunder
peace
and
har-and
but
not
at
prii
e.
monv.
back
madly
any
they
are
dashing
frVilrL.
anH
their
com-1
I
desire
to
serve
the
people,
!
rnent
by
the
Department
of
I
Transport
carries
an
implication
;
which
might
make
child's
play
i
of
most
of
the
proposed
work
of
j
the
present
parliament,
j
As
I
reported
in
my
special
I
series
of
articles
from
Los
Angeles
in
September
1952
there
Is
on
overwhelming
weight
of
evl-i
conre
that
there
really
may
be
fortable
firesides.
.
not
deceive
them.
j
On
these
fundamentals
I
have
j
Now
if
as
Mr.
Gaglardi
states,
there
is
ample
money
provided
j
always
stood
and
will
continue
j
for
maintenance,
pray
tell
me
:
as
long
as
I
remain
a
member
of
the
citv
council.
how
the
Terrace
department
CASEY.
ALD.
GEORGE
B.
omcthing
to
the
numerous
re-
,
.--,.,
for
the
portion
granted
ports
of
whftt'
the
tiewspapers
;
or
thls
40-mile
stretch.
Perhaps
A
MJIAHLL
conversion
OI
thought
lor
society
S
nicknamed
"Flying
Saucers."
they
are
saving
it
for
a
down
In
any
event
the
government
navment
on
the
Kitimat
high-
problems
has
been
registered
by
J.
P,.
Priestly,
LATEST
REPORT
Atk
V"
lfivttmnt
Dlf
tar
Vnm
latott
po1
and
Practv
f
here
has
authorized
the
expendi-
way,
which
seems
to
be
the
up-
j
tuie
of
a
modest
sum
of
money)
permost
thought
In
the
minds
of
to
set
up
a
station
which
in
a
;
all,
who
live
in
Terrace,
few
months
can
debunk,
or
veri-
1
can
tell
you
that
it
is
not
In
I
fy,
the
reports
that
mystery
craft
'
j
the
'
thoughts
of
truck
divers
from
some
unknown
quarter
and
bus
drivers
who
have
to
this
really
have
been
giving
travel
this
stretch
daily
In
order
;
British
novelist
and
playwright.
At
one
time
Mr.
Priestly
considered
that
security
was
one
of
man's
great
riht$.$T$w'he
a.ks:
'
"What
relation
to
their
work
have
the
happiest
men
you
know?
Women
and
children
need
security;
but
do
men,
real
men?
How
many
persons
whom
you
respect
prefer
minimum
hours
of
work
and
plenty
of
passive
amusement
to
the
chance
of
working
like
blazes
making
something?
Is
ouv
society
becoming
more
flexible
or
less
and
if
you
think
more,"hnve
you
tried
starting
anything
good
lately?
Are'
there
more
rich,
fiery,
independent
characters
about?
Are
men's
deepest
needs
being
increasingly
satisfied?"
They
are
-questions
more
easily
asked
than
answered,
but
they
are
worth
asking
all
the
same.
to
make
a
living.
Particularly
!
'
when
they
have
to
take
six
to
eight
hours
to
make
the
trip
from
here
trf
Terrace
whenthey
should
normally
only
be
06
the
rod
not
more
than
four
hours.
And
I
am
not
taking
into
account
the
tire
trouble,
broken
springs,
rear-end
breakdowns
which
are
an
every
day
part
of
their
job
and
expense)
because
of
the
lethargy
shown
by
a
few
individuals
who
are
paid
to
do
planet
the
once-over.
NOBODY
in
any
high
position
has
been
talking
to
me"
out
of
turn.
Nor
do
i
hope
to
get
any
spetlaHiiRiilr
government
Information.
But
purely
on
the
basis
of
add-ir
,g
up
two
and
two
to
make
four,
I
figure
that
either
the
United
States
or
Britain,
or
both,
passed
on
a
gentle
request
to
Canada
to
undertake
this
job.
Moreover,
my
guess
is
that
when
the
project
was
undertaken
it
was
de
CALVIN
BULLOCK
lid.
The
RCAF
would
need
immediately
additional
experienced
men
and
in
the
event,
of
a
nation
women
for
executive
and
staff
positions,
emergency.
Veteran
RCAF
Officers
-
providing
they
have
up-to-di
knowledge
of
Air
Force
procedures
and
activities
-
would
be.
in
people
required.
To
train
former
RCAF
officer
to
bo
ready
for
loth
opening!
141"
.4.
i
1'
'
a
it
?
;
J'
,(.
CANADIAN
AIR
FOR"
THE
ROYAL
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
REFLECTS
liberately
started
right
out
in
the
open
to
forestall
the
sensational
speculation
and
leaks
that
otherwise
would
have
been
a
certain,
by-product
of
the
enter-
1
nri''
.
t
.
2
-
,
Ciniada
t
eB
ttttaMM
Specially
in
the
L
tilted.
States,
of
i
being
steady-going,
re'llabj
e,
down
to
earth
and
even
Ijum-
FURNITURE
MOVING
REMINISCES
950"
-phone
And
now
comei,a
Vatchful
soul
'
who
seeks
the
expulsion
of
Robin
Hood
from
that
part
of
public
Lawyers
'
appearing
for
the
kidnappers
and
murderer
of
the
little
son
of
a
Missouri
million-
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
Mvltriile
Street
I
drum.
We
take
everything.
In
our
stride.
So
we
have
been
given,
or
have
taken
on
our
own,
school
studies.
Countless
pupils
aire
are
submitting
a
new
de-
it
giving
ASSIGNMENT
.
.TRAINING
t
'
In
tpecifie
poiitioni
for
possible
Air
Force
need
By
volunteering
now,
you
will
be
given
annual
training
for
a
period
of
from
15
to
30
days
full
time
-
when
con-'venient
to
you.
You
will
receive
during
your
training
free
transportation.
Regular
Air
Force
pay
and
I
allowances,
and
other
beneTus.
rank,
for
your
assigned
Civilian
employers
will
be
requested
by
the
toP"
of
National
Defence
to
permit
and
encourage
.he.
employees
to
take
advantage
of
reserve
tra.n.ng.
will
remember
him
that
forest
gallant
who
robbed
the
rich
and
helped
out
the
poor.
But
todyy,
it
seems,
Robin
is
a
Commiinist.
the
job
of
unmasking
the
most
fascinating
mystery
of
these
times.
In
less
than
a
year,
the
hard-
fence.
They
are
trying
to
establish
the
accused
are
insane.
Incidentally
they
have
already
admitted
they
are
guilty.
Of
course
they
have
a
new
defence.
headed
scientists
who
have
been
hired
to
do
this
job
will
have
the
answer.
Mrs.
Minette,
who
has
spent
"In
another
25
years,"
remarks
i.
B.
Gragg,
general
sales
manager
of
air
lines
on
this
continent,
"the
shortest
route
from
;
sea
to
sea
will
be
the
furthest
north.
But
that
was
discovered
long
ago."
most
of
her
103
years
in
Ontario,
gave
a
party
last
week
to
107
guests.
"What
is
your
secret
for
a
long
life?"
she
was
asked.
"Sense
of
humor
and
never
say
die."
officers
VM'g
J?l
Eisenhower's
French,
in
the
WORLD
PEACE
Chop
Suey
House
909
Third
Ave.
West
Phone
Red
878
SPECIALIZING
CHINESE
DISHES
Orders
To
Take
Out
Open
6
p.m.
to
3
a.m.
Dally
Division
Officer,
uno
-
y
their
Wb
birlbdate
on
dale
oj
-W
opening
words
of
the
speech
m
Ottawa
Saturday
morning
aroused
a
cordial
reception.
The
president
might
have
been
doing
a
bit
of
private
wondering
as
to
what
French-Canada
thought
of
his
linguistic
ability.
DOWN
TEXAS
WAY
i
"The
reason
a
$
won't
do
as!
much
for
people
as
it
did
once
is
that
people
.
will
not
do
as
j
much
for
a
$
as
they
once
did."
This
has
been
found
on
a
cafe
in
Texas.
The
proprietor
had
an
idea.
Vancouver
records
the
34th
fatality
on
the
streets
and
mokes
a
high
and
mighty
resolve.
This
is
all
very
well,
but
hasn't
it
a
strangely
familiar
sound?
Before
this,
hasn't
death
struck
with
chilling
swiftness
and
life
ebbed
on
hospital
beds.
By
acting
now,
if
.
Ml
ill
vou
would
have
place
and
line
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1963...
I'LL
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EXTRA
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.
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And
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combine
to
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grow.
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in
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or
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