n
tup
i
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
RCMP
is
more
or
ifS
toia
m
"lay
off"
so
and
so.
because
of
i
their
position
of
monetary
power
i
y
on,
bijvfc
,
at
all
4i'
.
Juu
As
I
See
It
-cairnn1"".
.Via.
''Uii
'Hi,
ftt
Thinrdaj,
June
26,
1952
MV;
:
l
tit
I
ill!.
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1.
I'l
u
kii
moejwnaeat
amv
pijnfR.r
dvoti
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
no
Northern
and
Cent.-al
British
Columbia
Member
oi
Cansaien
Press
Audit
Burii,oJ
Circulation
Car.aai&a
Li:y
Kewspaper
Association.
Piibliha
cr
li
e
Prinoe
Rupert
DaiiT
News
Limited
J
P.
MAOuR
Piesicent
H
O
PERRY,
Vice-President
lip
xv
Mr
a
ui
puiiiicai
amoniori
Is
that
fair
or
is
it
most
unjust?
Most
unjust
and
unscrupulous
and
against
tne
KCMP
oath
and
tradition,
so
why
allow
this
rampant
vice
to
run
In
tlie
city?
It
Is
evident
In
ev.r
beer
parlor
in
the
eity,
restaurants
ami
other
gathering
places,
in
immy
homes
.In
imu
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GRAND
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IN
KI
PEKT
Editor,
Daily
News:
There
appe&rud
an
article
in
your
front
page
recently
regarding
a
change
in
the
police
administration
of
this
city.
Now
the
question
whidi
U
uoth.'riiig
me
a
lot
Is
"Who
want
the
change,
a
id
why?"
Can
anyone
ay,
and
lie
honest
about
it,
that
Ue
Kl'MP
:
mt
Kmn
good
service
here
in
Prince
Rupert
?
The
RCMP
is
giving
eju-elleid
service
and
tar
too
good
and
luo
much
for
the
lkta-ulouidy
kw
salaries
tley
iieeieiviin;
The
Mouuties
are
taking
a
cUaue
jn
the
r
very
lives
-their
own
personal
life
each
ray,
each
minute
of
t
J
iv
day
as
they
patrol
and
J
For
Korean
IVuce
AN
EMINENT
('anadian
lawyer
urges
nu'
to
publicize
his
plan
to
break
P
sat
si?
mm
'Ut.'
booo.
-uriim
and
be
nu-iry
fur
tomorrow
is
aimehex
day."
"and
how
many
suckers
arrived
last
nlgid?
,
How
did
they
kh
lre?
-it,
poor
overwoied
imhhii.
nd
saliuoji
fisliermen
are
ilie
blgge.vt
marks,
for
these
dames
who
are
working
for
guys-noi
ti
meni
on
the
vver-woi-king
and
overly
tired
lowers
and
miners.
My
hats
mf,
and
I
salute
the
local
and
loyal
ROMP
with
a
jthe
deadlock
over
the
j
-Sil
m
4i
;
I
try
to
obtam,
law
and
older
In
Ihi3
ntuereKl
iiiv
it,
au.-li
orisoners
in
Korea.
Why
not
agree
to
iet
all
pii.-.-oneis,
on
both
sides,
freely
and
publicly
choose
for
themselves
wliether
to
go
home
or
remain
mi
their
captors'
side
of
the
liueV
He
suggests
that
both
sid-s
.uid
to
IwVt
ttZl
t!"
prisoiH-rs
transported
to
No
Man's
Utiid
pijiuts
at
tlie
33th
parallel,
fcaeh
and
every
piis-mter
could
he
told
that
he
w
is
j
"
y
;
Piince
Hupert
is
festered
with!
s
"blistering
boUs"
a
rle
of
I
Iniquity.
Rvwythmg
m
dawf
ui
'
I
an
dimmoral
is
allowed
to
rutni
;
here,
owing
to
tiie
tact
that
U
deserted
in
1943,
but
got
caught
jand
was
court-martialed.
In
I
!
prison,
awaiUm?
the
uenaitv.
lai
CANADA'S
NATO
formation
in
Germany
recently
staged
largest
niirtaiy
parade
held
in
Hr.3ver
sin.-
th
iwi
at
lree
to
go
hark
hume.
or
frw
Mutual
Courtesy
in
Driving
J
F
all
drivers
were
courteous
and
brought
their
'
living
room
manners
on
to
the
road
there
would
be
fewer
pedestrians
and
other
drivers
swearing
at
them,
and
there
would
be
fewer
accidents.
While
Prince
Rupert
is
lucky
to
have
a
low
fatality
rare
due
to
automobile
accidents,
the
accident
rate
however
is
high,
as
any
car
insurance
salesman
wiil
tell
us.
The
-damage,
to
-cars
in
Prince
Fuipert,
due
to
accidents,
is
heavy.
A
new
parking
and
traffic
bylaw
is
soon
to
be
passed
by
city
council
and
when
it
is
in
force,
a
few
new
rules
will
apply
to
the
driver.
One
of
them
is
slowing
down
or
stopping
at
intersections
for
pedestrian
traffic.
It
is
a
good
time
now
to
practice,
so
when
the
new
daw
is
passed,
it
will
not
be
such
a
hardship
to
obey
it.
Mutual
courtesy
between
drivers
would
cut
down
traffic
accidents.
Give
the
other
fellow
a
break.
Another
plea
that
might
be
made
to
motorists,
with
special
emphasis
to
those
driving
on
our
highway,
is
to
keep
the
highways
clean.
The
roadside
from
here
to
Port
Edward
is
littered
with
trash.
It
is
trimmed
with
bottles
and
cans
and
paper
and
boxes.
But
if
we
were
a
little
careful
and
cautious,
it
would
go
a
long
way
toward
maintaining
cleanliness
along
the
highways.
NOTICE
receiving
plaudits
from
thousands
of
British
uoops
and
Cenauii
i
to
to
remain
oil
the
otlier
sitle
ut
the
dividing
ii
i
.
in
plain
.sight
I
escaped
by
flitting
tlie
jailer
'over
the
head
with
a
Hi
bar.
lie
never
was
caught
wlille
tlie
j
war
was
on.
But
four
years
after
j
tlie
war
he
was
being
charged
jin
a
German
court
with
having
broken
German
law!
Neither
tlie
tiyiiiani
in
inouie
to
tneir
lu
xainyie
of
inllitary
pjvr
i,u
and
Eaiartness.
Tiie
mammoth
military
paratie,
mil
all
uiute
of
the
brigade
part
cipating,
was
inspected
by
Hon.
,
C.
Oavis,
Caiiadian
Ambassador
tc
tae
West
German
ftepubUc,
and
Maj
-Gei.
H.
R
B
Foote,
commander
of
the
British
11th
Armaui.d
Division.
In
a
special
order
of
the
day.
Brig,
o
Walsh,
commander,
stated,
"The
performance
of
all
ranks
on
parad
as
first
ciass
ar.i
a
fi-at
creait
to
Canada
and
tle
tjrigade."
(National
Deiji,c
Phntoi
The
froye!lin9
public
is
hereby
oa;5ed
ef
fecrive
7
a.m.
June
30
the
oJlowobie
arcs,
over
the
COPPER
RIVER
SUSPENSION
BR!
appronimrefy
lhre
miles
east
of
Ten,.
.
TWO
TONS.
This
regulation
will
be
i
,
of
ail
tiie
.old
tiio;
who
wanted
to
go
iiume
cuuid
do
.so
by
steppiug
forward
those
who
feared
pei-M-cutioii
in
tlteir
own
home
lemtories
couid
tui
n
back,
and
he
pi
alerted
in
their
choice.
ON
HIS
recent
visit
to
Canada
and
just
hack
fiuin
Korea,
Lord
Alexander
dropped
more
tiim
a
iiiiit
that
an
early
truce
was
probable.
But
at
the
very
moment
thut
lie
was
talking
that
way
in
Ottawa,
Admiral
Joy,
who
ld
lung
headed
tlie
U.S.
truce
team
in
Korea,
was
telling
American
news-men
tit'
uiitisli
nor
any
otlier
allied
authority
lifted
a
finger
to
lielp
this
young
man.
Why?
Because
they
knew
perfectly
well
that
even
if
the
BliC
had
told
Germans
to
dessert
their
own
iimv
Business
Spoilighf
!
those
Germans
were'
still
sub-i
ect
to
German
law.
1
They
sentenced
the
young
fellow
to
a
few
more
months
.o
mi.t,I
lu.tber
natke
and
for
opproximnMy
(Siqiud)
L
E.
SMITH,
Divisional
Eng(,fer)
Dept.of.;blicWofk$
By
The
Canadian
Prese
Canada'
Business
i
about
seven
per
cent
beiovj
tl
ipak
recorded
i;i
July
of
ia!
Wefj
Sustainfd
jail.
It
was
a
small
tiling,
.vmie
faid.
But
to
me
the
principle
was
big
and
very
bad.
"
year.
txponsion
In
Export
Trade
HtUi
Expaiwion
in
Canada's
exixirt
anaaa
e
over-all
l)H.-;iiies
as-:
tivity
is
seen
by
a
leading
be-1
curities
concern
iWood,
Ciundyl
and
Co.)
as
continuing
well
.sustained
at
high
levels.
j
Annette
s
Week-End
Specials!
Victoria
Report
Suits
.
.
.
by
J
.
K.
Nesbitt
outlook
for
i"eace
was
dim
almost
nil.
It
makes
one
wonder
just
how
earnest
are
the
top
American
generals
In
wanting
a
truce?
Tliere
Is
.
no
doubt
in
most
Canadian
minds
that
UN
is
right
to
stand
like
a
rock
on
tiie
principle
of
not
sending
back
any
war
prisoner
who
would
'be
killed,
or
persecuted,
A'htn
he
did
get
back.
Neither
is
there
any
doubt
in
any
reasonable
person's
mind
that
conditions
in
the
American-run
prisoner
of
war
camps
were
anything
but
such
as
This
condition
remains
despite
1
favorable
factors
in
the
rurrent
weak
spots
in
fionie
industiK-s
businest
picture
and
in
consumer
demand
fori
Exports
to
all'
countries,
IM).
I?
e
eoods'
'
pared
with
the
first
four
month-The
company's
current
t-view
0f
1952
with
1951,
Increased
mor
says
that,
broadly,
pwxlucpfs
f
.
than
20
pr
ce
it.
Imports
de-clvilian
goods
and
tle
ge
leral
dined
about
seven
per
cent
Tlif
public
appear
to
be
takhif
a'vt
r.it
o
$22.51
In
Pir
&
Pic,
Rtibofriines
Ww--sreds.
S-"
o
2616
llcq
values
to
$49.50
Week-end
Special
cautiour
atutude
towards
luture
balance
estimate
t
timutuw.
eommhmente
pending
clearer
i
fnr
the
mw
VICTORIA
Social
Crediters,
in
the
election
campaign,
did
a
lot
of
boasting
about
Alberta's
f
1
a
day
hospital
insurance
plan.
Premier
Manning
himself,
shaking
before
nearly
6,000
people
in
Vancouver
Forum
said
it's
a
wonderful
plan
and
that
everybody,
absolutely
everybody,
is
absolutely
satisfied.
And
the
huge
audience
applauded,
as
if
to
say
the
B.C.
hospital
insurance
plan
is
terrible
com
Slips
indicat.arw
of
the
btisii
trend.
with
an
unfavorable
balance
of
The
ii-vew
finds
inflationary
J2n.bOC,fitM)
for
-U.
1951
neiied
pressures
have
eased
co
wider-)
Chartere.l
hanky.-
s;,inDk'H.
would
yield
an
honest
and
free
r
'
mm'
Jfew,
Lace
trimmed
rayon
slips.
All
tola";
ably
irt
recent
m.mths.
Eiimina-'
posits
have
been
rlsinc
steadilv
an-swer
to
tlie
ouestiimt
rio
v.
I
$1.95
in
sizes
to
44
Regular
values
$5.95,
Week-end
Speci
'.1
i4
won
or
restrictions
on
.nstai-!
skice
the
beginning
of
the
yar.
or
do
you
not
want
to
go
back
.T
tne
iJw'"e
Were
ar'nou"wl
tjy
;
reaching
an
all-time
hifh
of
to
your
own
country
when
peace
federalgcverim.nitea.lv
$4,757,000,000
April
30.
lis
declared-May.
This
was
followed
by
relax-
The
portion
of
the
Canadian
I
adon
of
'
as
exer-!doilar
at
a
yremium
fver
lh
'
a
'
M.,
,-r
v
.
a,
,
pared
with
Alberta
s.
Nylon
Tricot
Nightgown!
n
jew
uays
uiLfr
tne
eiecLlcn
;
iwraii
wmv
iiiuuu
ui
iuuii
uj
credit
cieun.
restran
resxrani
came
a
Canadian
Press
diiuatch
;
the
governing
is
done
behind
!ec
by
charteied
bank
The
!
American
dollar,
'
says
the
'
ire-
"
tr4.H1
Korea
tells
me
..-1.,
t
...
.
..
.
.
&l0Qt-w
tr
to
tow
fl-,.
th&t
"be
I..
S.i
....
....
...
...
!
;WnpTiil
awnersl
m-hnUtab
hnlAGiilA
nrinA
u-i.
i.-
from
Calgary
say
;ine
looted
aoors
of
the
caucus
;
lTTJT.rT
.r
.
"rA
;
vw-
eesus
inat
non-residpnu
lhe
ba.
keround
m.r.nt
th
wr
room,
instead
of
in
the
open
,
r,uiJ:aY
r
'Jlli
Pri-soner:
One
reason
why
th.,
cause
costs
of
operating
tiie
provincial
government's
hospital
plan
are
higher
than
expected.
BowneiS.
Altii
.
town
ppklnlivo
rhamW
urK.ro
o;
-
'
'
'-Ljinuny.
$7.95
should
be
done.
;
council
will
consider
next
month
Looking
back
nerhaDs
Pre-I
ray'
Reflects
Withdraw
j
n,ifr
Jf.hrisnn
i-nalw
his
Muirui
whether
or
not
to
from
it
With
nylon
tare
tfi
Reg.
value
$12.95
Ca'o'S
pink,
blue,
while.
Sizes
S
Ml.
and
.V
to
40.
Week-end
Specials
Drindl
Skirts
Gaily
patterned
cotton
drindls.
Sifs
S
M
L
Week-end
Specials
Nylon
Hosiery
political
blunder
when,
after
wen
worn
ana
mini,
the
fn,:t
circumstances,
but
it
must
be
draft
of
"Auld
Lang
Svne"
w.oa
artmii'tjui
that
in
.,
i
,.
UN
sine
has
.so
many
prisoners
is
because
we
used
batteries
ni
loud
speakers
to
inducer
North.
Korean:,
and
Chinese
troops
U
surrender.
These
men
were
-is-j
Mired
tint
if
they
crossed
tla-:
lines
vith
their
hands
up
they
would
be
well
treated.
j
In
other
cases
airplanes
drop-:
Ied
thousands
of
"Safe
Con-!
aact"
cards.
These
assured
tin-Red
soldiers
that
if
they
stir-
i
rendered
Uiey
would
lie
well
!
If
we
have
four
narties
in
the
0UStiDS
Mr-
Anscomb
from
his
"
-
J
'
til
,1
.ft
I,
$1.95
sold
last
week
in
Indon
for
lengthy
stretch
in
one
lifetime
$4200.
The
famous
song
wu.s
.
written
164
years
aeo.
Values
.
Le.gilatuxe
next
session
,
at;
cabinet,
he
called
an
Immediate
least
there'll
be
rooni
for
them
i
ewinn
tv,
..hii
-ccui
iu
nave
a
similar
eiierT,
Come
tals
of
Williams
Lake
on
Scottish
music,
poetry
ani
reiresrunent
with
the
nassaee
subscribers
feeling
disinclined,!
when
Wnntini
n,
i
filcr-iiis,!!.
of
time.
54-1
5
Dere.
Cve'v
noir
pert
using
the
number.
They
prefer
i
tr,iMUid
and
Pr'eeted
$1.0
Now
Of
course
w'c
are
ii;ivini
saymg,
"Give
us
Joe,"
or
something
like
that.
But
then,
It's
!
GEORGE
IS
CANDID
In
Denver.
Tuesday
r.iplit.
-----
;
i.,.vv,w,.
a
nr
fjuuili.
U1U1I
t
Waill.
all
in
the
Legislative
Buildings.;
,
.
.
,,
Por
yeais
MX.A's
were
crowded
!
f
Tl"
ShuW
m
togetlr,
huddled
in
cubbyholes
jbave
been
an
elecUon
for
an-under
gurgling
plumbing,
in
other
year
anyway.
Tlie
Pre-uark
rooms
not
much
more
than
I
mier
sliould
have
brought
in
cupboards
A
year
ago
the
new
important
illation
last
aess-Couglas
Building
was
opened,!
givmg
much
more
room
in
the
j101''
gone
ihroh
anotlier
sees-main
Legislative
Buildings
for
I100
next
sPrinK.
then
called
his
MJLA's,
who
like
comfort
and
j
election.
Tlie
pubUc
doesn't
like
t.pace
while
they
look
after
tlie
;
the
idea
of
a
snap
election
tae-(teople's
business.
Now,
there's
!
infe
called
by
a
government
in
room
for
everybody
for
every
!
power,
just
because
the
govern-odd
piece
of
that
strange
legis-
i
ment
wants
to
he
returned
and
h4Jhl
Eisenhower
as
much
as
called
only
yielding
to
a
touch
of
laziness.
We've
committed
the
oflence,
right
here
in
Rupert.
titw
r.hodtjc.
oil
rJjes.
Weel'-erd
Spe
Dresses
Crpe,,
prinis
jerseys
Sizes
II
24?.
Renular
value
$19.50.
senator
Taft
an
isolationist,
and
he
did
it
in
forceful
fashion.
Of
course
most
of
us
know
how
George
Washington
waxned
his
AND
OSi.Y
13
countrymen
to
"beware
of
en-
A
ten
day
cruise
aboard
the
tangling
alliances"
There's
ss.
Prince
George
for
lanky,
room
for
argument.
thirteen
year
old
ball
player
rf
Seattle,
named
Phil
SoleheifJ
Hi.
Week-end
Specie
j
lative
mulligan
tiie
people
evi
one
of
the
penalties
for
our
own
device.
For
military
law
of
all
nations
including
Canada
i
makes
it
a
serious
offence
to
desert
your
own
tide,
or
lo
.surrender
contrary
to
oiders
from
your
superiors.
And
the
Geneva
Convention
says
all
prisoners
must
be
sent
home,
when
jjeuce
conies.
.
1U
GUI
MA
MY
in
lt40
I
came
across
one
case
that
drov-home
tj
nie
how
tlie
indlviduil
is
caught
both
going
and
com-ing
by
national
law.
in
the
British
-zone
of
Germany
they
were
trying
a
youiifi
dently
cooked
up
on
June
12.
NO
EXCHANGES
...
NO
REFUNDS
thinks
that
moment
the
best.
Tlie
public
on
June
12
yery
definitely
showed
it
doesn't
like
the
idea.
Politics
in
Prinpo
Rupert,
was
the
most,
excited
-
i.
j"
i
,
"
,
i
fti.n
ii
boy
ifi
i
y
ii
in
-One
wondeis
why
tliere
was
umpteen
years
ago.
could
be
of
Vancouver
Tuesday
night.
Smal
such
a
gang-up,
on
first
count
Eastern
Canada
judging
by
anyway,
against
Liberals
and
the
newsDaners
evuWitlv
hinWc
Conservatives.
Looking
back
we're
nolitical
rhsintcrratirtr
-
I,
-
--'E
Annette
Mansell
Ladies'
Wear
WE
1
FAD
.
.
.
OTHERS
FOLLOW
TOMORROW'S
STYLES
T0DA
out
here.
There's
ooJitical
ean-
particular
local
interest.
Tiie
wonder.
He's"
to
be
envied
-of
Sun,
in
its
1912
column,
tells
course.
We
know
an
aged
re-about
newspaperman
S.
M.
hew-
jsorter
who
feels
that
way
A3
ton
having
been
fined
on
a
well.
Anyhow,
well
done
PhlJ.
Hbel
charge
Issued
by
A.
M.
Sure
you're
excited
after
liek-Manson.
Those
who
can
remem-
dig
90,000
other
ball
players
in
the
Coalition
gave
good
government.
The
livine
standard
r.f
tusion,
all
right,
but
In
the
can-
B.C.
was
never
higher.
Why
wasiital
the
business
of
the
people
it
the
neonle
turned
Hoaiir-.f
'termsn
ex-soldier,
lie
said
Ik-
oer
as
a
tew
are
still
a
hie
tii
a
nrtw
uirmirm
um
h.
.
...,.
.
I
do-enjoy
reading
the
long
past
a
cruise
north
is
a
real
prize
j
,nn
they
told
him
to
desert.
He
is
running
smoothly
along
as
if
nothing
had
happened.
It
makes
one
think
that
perhaps
we
have
too
many
politicians
constantly
upsetting
the
aoDleeart.
Hnw-
Liberals
and
Conservatives?
It
seems
to
this
reviewer
it
was
because
tlie
two
old-line
parties
in
recent
years
bickered
and
fought
and
wiggled
for
pol
ever,
that's
democracy
and
It's
Jr
tl
Ffcemat
Moeit,
fnglmnd,
7it.
f(Srnation...
Deuer
man
some
other
systems,
bungling
as
it
is
at
times.
Customer
Saunters
n
itical
advantage,
that,
pretending
they
were
as
one
before
the
public,
they
really
hated
each
other,
politically
speaking,
and
would
play
ducks
and
drakes
with
the
people's
business
in
order
to
pummel
each
otlier
on
election
day.
Well,
as
it
turned
-.--J
.
n
Ji
Out
While
Tellers
Watch
out,
on
first
count,
the
public
pummeled
the
two
of
them.
It's
still
tins
reviewer's
opinion
the
Liberals
will
come
out
with
more
seats
than
any
other
NEW
YORK
(API
"I
think
that
man
stole
som
mmu
Cat"ar!0n
M',k
is
way,
smimll
M
rich
.
"It;,
"
-xi,K
resul
'
J
&
Get
CarnallO0
Irs
SMOOTHER!
bank
teller
told
another
at
the
Lexineton
.
II'
'tl
w
'
VI
Lift
manuiaciurers
Trust
Company
LONDON
DRY
GIN
"'i,
you
re
crazy,"
the
coworker
replied
Their
conversation
was
about
a
man
in
a
green
shirt
who
strolled
awav
from
t.hp
m,:u
LONBOM
.
MAKE
THIS
SEVEN
-DAY
TEST
"T
t
Wmn
J
f0i,
"C
k
Milk
in
pUce
,'USt
yUUr
usedr
'
C8raatiW'
pleseflt
tlnd-
you've
otlier
brmj
will
sJy
yZ
wad
-of
bills.
The
teller
was
out
group.
If
this
be
so,
the
Liberals
should
form
a
government,
go
to
Hie
Legislature
take
a
chance.
If
tlie
Legislation
such
a
minority
government
brings
in
Is
good,
the
opposition
groups
will
support
it.
if
not,
tlie
government
will
be
defeated
on
the
floor
of
the
House,
and
tliere
will
lie
another
election.
That's
the
way
It
should
he.
There's
no
reason
a
government
should
have
to
have
a
steam-roller
majority
behind
it.
Let
a
government
be
courageous,
take
a
chance.
There
have
been
too
many
steam-roller
majorities
In
the
past.
Such
majorities
do
not
necessarily
lead
to
good
govern-
,'!..
.'"''0"
to
lunch,
as
were
tellers
occu
pylng
cages
on
either
side.
1
i)iritvi
1
The
SUSnicious
emnliwe
i?i!
1
wr
A
dBfimjuhei
praduct
of
ICJ
THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
CO.
LTD.
Ntut
Wntminstw.
B
C.
Hawkins,
21,
called
a
bank
official.
Missing
from
the
cage
was
$2,400
in
$10
Uls.
The
man
had
casually
opened
the
cage
grille,
reached
In,
helped
himself
and
sauntered
safely
out.
rm
ft
i
fWrffiWHriWwr
.
tti
Hvartinwwnt
it
not
putlnhn)
or
di.pHed
by
11..
Liquuf
C(it(ol
Botid
of
bi
th
GovMfimtnt
ul
UnMl'
Cul"