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iTlClay.
Jlllic
i.,
i;
4
ay
Reflects
and
Reminisces
As
I
See
It
Broadway
(
X
BY
cheerful
looking
tourists
flllno
ashore.
Ea'h
carried
a
came-1
or
what
practically
amounted
io
that.
And
let's
repeat
there
wasn't
a
red
coat
in
WRnt
-on,,
quite
welcome.
'
,1
Forty-five
year:;
ago.
life
looked
and
sounded
quiet
enflugh
In
and
around
Prince
Rupert.
Anyway,
It
appeared
like
that
to
a
stranger
just
In
from
the
stir
and
hum
of
Seattle.
He
planned
on
trying
for
a
job
in
the
newspaper
line,
but
never
dreamed
half
a
lifetime
would
be
spent
In
the
effort.
It
was
twilight
that
Aa
lnilcpAndent
dftlly
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlnc
Rupn
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
CaiiHoiftn
Daily
Newspaper
Associate
n.
Published
bv,
The
priu
Hupert
Daily
News
Limited.
J.
P.
MAOOR.
Presldint
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if
it
means
anythlnR,
why
substantial
deliveries
of
unspecified
material
have
lately
been
made
In
or
near
Anyox.
Anyway,
Its
been
many
and
many
a
day
since
much
has
been
heard
of
the
old
company
town
convenient
to
Prince
Rupert.
For
years,
a
busy
centre,
the
Industry,
then
so
evident,
reacted
In
no
small
degree
-on
what
was
Inline;
on
in
this
city.
i
INNOCENT
HUT
Drr
-
HERE"
ARE
two
events,
which
happened
almost
at'"ay
"'"R
by
the
time
the
.
,
I
Princess
May,
Captain
John
Mc-
i
i
i
i
the
same
moment,
which
should
cause
every
true
Leod.
tied
up
by
the
c.iand
Ulu.u,
in
f..,l,..,
-in,
I
,l(.miv.i...n
"tr.
.!
Trunk
Pacific
dock
where
most
niNtbtOF
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TAKE
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1LII
Cancer
Society
Names
President
VANCOUVER
(CP)
R.
3rU(.e
Buckerfleld
of
Vancouver
was
sleeted
national
president
of
th-Canadian
Cancer
SocHy
Thursday
at
the
annual
grand
council
of
the
organization
here.
He
succeeds
Fred
O.
Huttertleld
or
Reglna
Mr.
Buckerfield.
a
retired-
Phone
200
i
of
eager-eyed
Prince
Riiert
had
i
already
assembled.
iously."
In
the
U
S
V
a
special
three
man
board
linn's
tint
the
head
atomic
scientist,
Dr.
Oppen-
COOKH
i
60S
i
.
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!-
i
.
T
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V
..
-
',f-
z
.
BCSIM'SS
IS
IH'SINESS!
Prince
Rupert
had
no
Fair-view
cemetery
in
the
spring
of
1!)09.
Earlier.
there
had
been
bui
iuls
on
Oarden
Island,
across
the
bay
Once,
a
casket
was
delivered
to
the
dock
and
while
awaiting
conveyance
tuthe
tomb
a
business
card
was
attached
to
it
telling
where
linoleum,
furniture
or
clothing
could
lie
obtained
at
reasonable
cost.
'I
here
v..i
.n't,
.
a
scarlet
tuiuc
on
the
waterfront.
Sunday
ul
breakfast
hour
and
hundreds
ol
i
:
banker,
is
a
former
president
of
,111c
B.C.
Cancer
Foundation
and
the
society's
B.C.
division,
i
The
society's
1954
fund
raix-j
ing
campaign
had
surpassed
its
l
$i
:,(ij,l)0(i
objective
with
receipts
of
more
than
$l,8(M).l)(m.
nation.
The
horrible
Irulh
Is
(hat
nobody
can
think
of
any
belter
way.
Can
you?
Can
1
'
TO
ME
the
mast
appalling
aspect
of
the
whole
business
Is
thai
the
western
democracies
are
being
compelled,
day
after
day,
to
adopt
more
and
more
of
the
hated
totalitarian,
polu'e-.tate
techniques
in
order
to
bold
t'llr
own
in
the
world
slnc-Rle
against
Communism.
Mr.
Fulton
is
right.
I
think,
in
urging
a
security
appeal
board.
But
it
was
that
very
kind
of
an
appeal
board
in
the
USA.
which
has
Just
made
the
contradictory
Oppenheimer
decision.
That
decision
..inns
up
ilie
whole
contradiction
which
plagues
the
west:
That
though
you
may
be
found
to
be
er-
j
What
a
harbor
was
here!
This
!
had
beauty,
as
well
as
utility
'and
spaciousness.
And
some
day
!
there
would
lie
a
townslte
light-1
lug
.system,
for
the
need
had
already
been
demonstrated.
From
l
the
nearest
hillsides
stood
frame
,
hotels--The
Inn
and
the
I're-linier-just
now
busy
receiving
!
more
tuesU.
I
I
KIKNI)
I
Ki
ll
A
hotel
clerk.
Fred
Kenning,
who
looked
the
part,
had
noted
I
we
wore
a
hard
hat.
"Coming
up
to
work
for
a
bank?"
he
inquired.
It
was
necessary
to
let
him
,
know
he'd
guessed
wrong.
Fred
i
was
a
good
sort
it
was
(lie
commencement
of
what
was
to
become
a
long
friendship.
This
was
an
hour
when
all
were
!
i
strangers
and
becoming
acqiialn-
See
flie
Daily
No1,
Classifieds
I
I
WOULD
a)H';ir
lroni
yesterday
.s
announce-
I
merit
concerning
the
establishment
of
an
RCAF
filter
station
here
that
there
has
been
a
change
of
mind
about
l'rinee
'Hubert's
iinportance
as
a
defence
centre.
.
Despite
the
active
pait
played
by
this
port
in
the
last
war,
lYince
Rupert
is
understood
to
have
.since
received
a
low
priority
rating
by
the
defence
department.
While
few
really
know
w
hat
goes
on
inside
the
inner
councils
there,
the
external
evidence
points
in
that
direction.
Most
of
the
building
once
used
for
military
purposes
have
been
either
demolished
or"
allowed
to
fall
into
disuse.
There
has
been
no
known
plan
to
develop
radar
protection
fur
the
area,
and
all
proposals
for
construction
of
an
airport
have
been
consistently
discouraged.
finally,
of
course,
there
is
the
classic
surrender
of
our
ship-repair
facilities.
This
has
yet
to
be
made
effective
but,
were
it
not
for
strong
resistance
.
locally,
it
probably
would
have
been
some
time
ago.
Possibly
not
too
much
importance
should
be
attached
to
the
establishment
of
a
filter
station
here.
Similar
undertakings
are
going
ahead
all
over
the
country.
Nevertheless
they
are
not
being-carried
out
indiscriminately.
Some
serious'
thought
must
have
been
given
to
the
vulnerability
of
this
area
before
the
RCAF
decided
to
proceed
with
the
arduous
task
of
finding
and
training
enough
per-sonel
to
man
200
observation
posts.
No
one
welcomes
preparation
for
danger,
and
it
is
difficult
to
believe
that
civilization
will
allow
the
monstrous
danger
in
question
to
materialize.
J'.ut
if
preparations
are
to
be
made,
let
us
not
be
ignored.
We
are
not
expendable.
1
;
'AwliMt'
nnaiiy
loyal
and
patriotic
you
tffl
urts
the
ettlcf
i.
.It
of
fuiru
.
himer,
is
a
completely
loyal
and
patriotic
American
But,
by',
a
margin
of
two
to
one,
the
same
board
finds
that
notwithstanding
the
scientist's
personal
loyally,
his
past
friendshipr.
with
Communists
make
hiin
a
security
rL
k
who
should
no
longer
have
access
to
atomic
secrets.
In
Canada,
our
own
government
announces
that
"quite
a
few"
persons
have
been
screened
;
out
of
the
armed
services,
or
civil
services,
by
security
boards
working
.strictly
on
the
q
t.
In
other
words,
Canada
Is
doing
on
a
small
scale
exactly
what
,
the
U.S.A.
Is
doing
noisily
and.
crudely
on
a
large
scale.
But
I
Canada's
silent
purge
is
done
so
quietly
and
discreetly
that
hardly
anylMHly
knows
that
it
is
going
on.
I
THOUGHT
that
Davie
Fulton,
MP,
was
completely
right
in
!
his
suggestion
that
there
should
!
be
some
kind
of
a
review
board,
j
to
which
civil
servants
notified
j
of
dismissal,
'
transfer,
or
de-
j
motion
for
security
reasons,
j
could
appeal
for
redress.
We
are
supposed
to
have,
as
I
fundamental
Anglo-Saxon
jus-
ttce,
the
principle
that
every
j
man
Is
Innocent
till
he
Ls
proven
;
guilty,
fcvery
accused
person
Ls
1
supposed
to
have
the
right
of
having
any
charge
against
him
plainly
and
clearly
written
out.
He
Is
.supposed
to
have
the
right
to
be
tried
in
open
court,
to
have
the
right
to
hear
the
may
suffer
as
If
you
were
guilty
one
(l)
'
when
the
state
lives
In
fear
of
;
total
war
LETTERBOX
LEARN
TO
DRIVE
A
TAD
An
accredited
driving
school
will
he
opened
here
short
ly.
Applicants
are
reitiestT?d
to
make
application
to
avoid
disappointment.
A
limited
ntimhtr
will
be
accepted
now.
All
student,
will
be
GUARANTEED
to
pois
their
driving
test.
"DUAL
CONTROL
CARS"
Address
oil
applications
fo
DRIVING
SCHOOL
P.O.
DOX
195
-
PRINCE
RUPERT
When
no
one
knew
the
next,
man,
IntrodWing
one's
self
prov-i
ed
to
le
a
happy
and
apparently
welcome
responsibility.
Folks
liked
to
chat.
There
were
plenty
of
questions
to
ask.
and
soon
loneliness
became
less.
We
first
I
j
met
Douglas
Sutherland
In
the
i
dining
room
of
the
Premier
next
'
morning.
He
had
come
to
Rupert
in
1908
from
Vancouver,
helnt'
j
(hen
general
agent
of
the
CPU.
It's
only
a
few
weeks
since,
I
widely
known
and
remembered,
I
he
passed
away
hero.
i
Nar
i.i
ss
tii.v
livi:;
j
Ctty
Hall
hud
not
yet
been
'
built,
l'lunk
walks
were
on
the
wav.
A
jokesmith
named
Arthur
Little
from
Boston
sold
peanuts
and
Provinces.
Stumps
could
be
rossuti.K
soi
(Hon
The
Editor,
The
Daily
News:
I
noticed
in
Wednesday's
paper
an
item
on
different-hued
roses
and
thought
some
of
your
readers
would
be
Interested
to
know
Uiat
you
can
get
rose
bushes
now
several
different
colors
oil
one
plant.
Its
name
Is
Masquerade,
a
hy
AUTOMATIC
OVEN
PUSH
BUTTON
(01
SPACIOUS
MASTff
STREAMLINER
Oi',
5359.0
Rupert
h
and
lecti
313-3rtl
Ate.
W.
l
!
!
sworn
evidence
given
against
him,
as
well
as
to
summon
wit-
i
nesses
to
give
rebuttal
to
that
'
hostile
evidence.
j
i
ct
our
own
government
spokesmen
candidly
admit
that
!
our
security
system
does
not
1
work
that
way
at
all.
The
j
names
of
the
officials
who
serve
brid
plant,
and
it
has
red,
pink,
yellow
and
sometimes
orange
Irlooms,
all
on
the
same
plant.
I
had
one
in
my
garden
last
year
and
can
vouch
for
what
I
say.
H
Ls
coming
along
nicely
now
but
this
spring
was
very
cold
so
it
will
be
late
blooming
this
summer.
When
It
Is
in
bloom
I
will
notify
you
so
that
anyone
may
call
at
UW5
First
Avenue
West
and
see
it.
J
t.
v.
I
ULj.LK.
Prince
Rupert.
TRY
DAILY
NEWS
C
Business
Not
Aiding
Education
Says
Chamber
Committee
Brief
hi'.'-
f
"
K.
;
1r
'
i
:'
',
v
i
siohted
as
far
as
first
rate
i
vision
went
Ladies
with
a
sense
of
humor
dwelt
convenient
to
,
the
waterfront.
It
was
hard
to
find
up-town.
You
see,
five
more
years
hnd
to
pass
before
i
a
train
would
be
in.
No
one
,
sorrowed,
for
few
would
or
could
;
admit,
aee.
Displaying
a
face
longer
than
half-oast
twelve
1
was
distinctly
bad
form.
BOOK
YOUR
SEAT
TOD
on
the
board
are
not
even
revealed.
The
suspected
persons
are
not
always
informed
of
tli-
FOR
'the
I'ompanies
donating
to
uni-I
;
vcrsities
made
up
the
bulk
of
1
the
contributions.
More
than
80
'
'per
cent
of
contributions
came
:
'
from
25
companies.
!
Other
survey
results
Indicate
that
companies
in
Quebec
and
Ontario
combined
to
award
uni-
j
charges
against
them.
The
board
makes
no
real
effort
to
move
the
guilt
or
'innocence
of
the
suspected
person.
Their
whole
aim
is
to
weed
out
of
the
public
service
persons
who
might
possibly
do
harm
to
the
country
If
left
m
those
positions.
It
Is
candidly
admitted,
even
,
"ersily
students
the
benefit
of
$.H."),0(j(j.
or
78
per
cent
of
the
airvey's
all-Canada
total
for
universities
of
$440,7ftn.
AND
AVOID
DISAPPOINTMEU
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
'
r
1954
CLEAN-UP
CAMPAIGN
This
is
to
advise
all
litirens
that
from
June
7
until
June
15
(inclusive
dales),
the
City
tnrcem
will
(illicit
and
dispose
of
all
accumulated
debris
and
trash,
if
placed
(oimeniently
to
Hie
roadway.
'
MONTREAL
Canadian
business
is
not
doing
as
much
0
it
could,
or
.should,
for
education,
a
committee
of
(he
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
said
today
,
Th
edii(';.!)0'i
coi.-.Miaici'
(;!
the
national
cliamber
made
a
"limited"
survey
of
Cun:tdi-in
"corporations
to
find
out
wlvil
business
In
this
country
Is
doing
to
support
education.
Re-.'.iills
of
the
survey
appear
in
the
June
Issue
of
the
chamber's
magazine
Canadian
Uiisine
s.
fiaid
W.
R.
Carroll,
vice-pre.si
If
lit
of
Canada
Packers
Ltd
,
anj
the
education
committee's
chaii
-man,
in
comineiiliiv'
on
lie
survey
results:
"While
commerce
is
making
a
substantial
rontribut
ion
to
Canadian
.scholarshlp.s,
and
this
i.:
r'.ecja!ly
true
of
.sonic
companies,
many
firms
have
yet
to
realize
their
opportunity
or
res-iKui.sibllily
In
this
connection."
!
by
the
Prime
Minister,
that
some
completely
innocent
peo-
pie
may
he
victimized
by
lh's
I
process
but
he
adds
with
equal
Sect
Parents
Facing
Trial
DON'T
MISS
THE
GREATEST
-
candour
and
rqual
sincerity
that
he
cannot
think
rf
any
better
vay
to
deal
will,
the
sil-
TICKETS
AT
COLUSSIS
MUSIC
STORE
Phone
Green
810
Musical
Fantasia
Ever
Stcg
How
i
tiri'tlun
S
lent-:1
Ileitis
This'serviee
is
free
of
charge
PHONE
C
1TV
WORKS
nil'ARTMFNT,
Leave
Name
and
Address.
'Your
Real
Inheritance'
GRAND
FORKS,
B.C.
0)
Court
action
will
be
launched
here
today
to
take
five
or
possibly
in
children
from
Sons
of
Freedom
Doukhobor
parents
who
defied
court
orders
to
send
the
children
to
school.
The
action
will
be
taken
by
provincial
welfare
officers
under
the
Protection
of
Children
Act.
JUNE
22-26
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other
tire
has
this
guarantee
and
service
jin
are
Involved.
Karller
this
week
five
parents
were
Kiven
until
Thursday
to
have
children
In
school,
and
14
others
were
given
until
Friday.
a
tied
if
they
f-ave
financhii
Mippoit
to
education
These
firm.-;
contributed
$4H,t,n8f,,
of
which
more
than
tin
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cent
was
aimed
at
university
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donated
by
118
firms.
However
only
a
handful
of
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Put
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to
the
water
rest.
Water,
plain
or
sparkling,
reveals
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
JMPERIAlV
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0
Atlas
Tires
are
covered
by
a
doubU
Written
Guarantee
...
a
guarantee
against
defects
in
material
and
manufacture
...
a
guarantee
against
all
road
haf(
-
backed
by
Imperial
Oil
Limited
and
honoured
by
more
than
10,000
dealers
in
Canada
and
28,000
dealers
in
the
United
States.
If
you
carry
an
Imperial
Essomatic
Credit
Curd,
c0
payment
plan
can
be
arranged
without
carrying
Scaavatns
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This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,