the
extreme
step
of
shooting
un-Oxtoiu,
ai.u
lbut.ea
lo
learned
uleil
In;
and
nobody
yet
knows
which
parties
will
suffer
most
from!
judge:
ess
tliere
is
no
other
means
ol
wt,u,
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
burglar
UUrKlar'i
Takp
n
rinnw..i
l
at....
'"'
As
I
See
It
uu.-uau,.
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.
.
if
arelullv
inim
...
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.'!rt'
Us
h.,.
ai:.
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una
j
Cead.
Thursday,
May
29,
1952
'j
Ha
ladpeiidect
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association.
Published
bv
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited
J
p
MAGOR.
President
H
G.
PERRY,
Vice-President
To
Shoot
or
Not
Thai
k
Question
Playwright
Poses
By
ALAN
HARVEY
CtuiaUlun
Press
SLaif
Write'
LONDON
If
a
burglar
disturbs
your
beauty
sleep,
what
should
you
do
about
it?
Get
out
the
old
shooting
iron
or
take
it
lying
down?
this.
OF
COURSE
the
Social
Credit
party
cannot
be
blamed
for
the
Transferable
Vote
slstem.
h
was
in
effect
in
Alberta
before
Social
Credit
was
born.
But
Alberta's
experience
plainly
shows
that
it
simply
means
extra
complication
and
nuisance,
for
no
real
effect.
In
other
words
the
same
candidates
who
finally
won
out
in
Alberta
under
the
Transferable
Vote
system
are
l
more
Subscription
Rates:
By
carrier
Per
wees.
2sc;
per
month
(1
00;
per
year,
(10.00
Bv
mail
Per
month,
lac:
Der
year.
8
00.
PJrtt
apprehension.
It
seems
curious
!hat
Starley
axixCe
no
attempt
to
follow
tlie
man."
NO
MERCY
The
question
of
to
shoot
oi
not
to
shoot
promptly
set
off
a
lively
correspondence,
with
most
readers
hi
favor
of
showing
no
mercy
at
all.
Viscount
Hailsliain,
oett.'r
known
nut
Quintin
Hogg
when
he
was
a
Conservative
member
of
the
House
of
Com-aions.
t-hajleitged.
the
idea
that
any
householder
should
feel
bound
to
"chase
his
quarry
through
the
darknvss
clad
in
pyjamas
a
ul
barefooted."
From
Chipping
Sodbury
in
Olouceste
rshijre,
82-year-old
Bertram
Horixe
wrote
to
say
he
had
two
frauds
murdered
in
Authorized
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa.
6
Wheels
of
Progress
substantially
tlu
same
as
would
Sir
Alan
Herbert,
playwright,
TABU
Lamps
TRI-LITCS
B.C.
Broad
minded
HERE
is
one
difference
between
B.C.
and
Ontario,
which
makes
me
feel
proud
of
west
coast
broadmindedness:
have
won
out
under
the
good
.
wit
and
former
parliamentarian,
old
Rritish
straight
x
system,
j
wliose
logical
mind
oftvn
rebels
'at
the
little
quirks
in
British
B.C.
TOOK
another
even
more
Haw.
pops
the
question.
backward
step
in
this
elec-
His
own
answer,
as
outlined
tion.
Correct
me
if
I
am
wronc.'in
an
article
in
tiu?
Sunday
you
lustortcal
Slierlock
Holmses
j
Times,
is
that
a
private
citizen
AND
TORCHltRt:
and
see
our
,w
u
.
r.
t
I
:
'
their
Deds
ny
burglars,
had
no
if
n
.
,
1
UUt
fclMT
W.V.
WU1LII
W
'WHO
VIM
"
UUllill
HVf-
iiunUou
ul
uft
-ring
a
similui
iati
and
considered
it
fair
war
i-iii',
that
a
sign
Li
his
baseou-nt
vin
luw
reads:
"W.uniiuj,
burgles
will,
lie
Last
year
m
ine
uiuarw
eiec-
(lJ
use
Ul
tWs
tU,ctlon
wili
1,andt.t
,lol
ouly
the
right,
tion
the
hospital
insurance
ys-jnalne
lne
mical
parties
to!
but
a
duty,
to
arrest
him.
If
the
tern
of
Saskatchewan
became
a.,,
tlle
vttriou8
candidates'
burglar,
"having
notice
thereof
matter
of
sharp
controversy.
.
bel0Ilg
l
do
beiievt.
this
im
resists
or
flies,"
the
householder,
The
CCF
used
a
recorded
talk!ever
bven
d()Ile
0t.fo,e
in
any
;
lays
Sir
Alan,
should
take
up
the
by
Premier
Tommy
Douglas
of
etectton
in
any
p3rt
of
the
I
nearest
weapon,
smite
the
In-Saskatchewan
to
answer
some
B
r
i
t
Js
h
Commonwealth.
1
he
trunier
mightily
and
if
the
ln-pf
the
Ontario
electwjieenng
K
ili
h
unwritten
constitution
!
t
ruder
dies
it
is
justifiable
homl-
i
shot
on
sight."
Home
:aid
lie
has
shot
every
Gordon
&
Anders)
I
species
of
vermin
and
hopes
lo
add
a
burglar
to
the
list,
lib
bloodthirsty
words
appeared
1,."-
Phone
46
statements.
That
sharply
criticized
actwn
was
j,
uot
recoeniae
political
cuie.
by
til
TO"'
...i
-
a,!-.!..).
,.
in
fa,.
a!
Tin.
li.ivs
aflj-r
tlie.-i?
foilh-
low
this
advici?
from
a
reader
i
l
ropto
Globe
and
Mail,
whkh
is
arnu,,it
ia.
im
i.uii.ws
,t
tiu-Iriui.t
wu-rt
wer
i,iiiiLJied.
!
alleged
by
Premier
pouglas
to
Bl.itjS,
system
0f
deuioeiacy
:
London
ourl
took
a
different
have
refused
publication
of
U,,.
oavkl
Ktartey.
32.
of
i
,,.,.
Tlie
Ariu?rk-ans.
Aiiierii-ans
fi
O
e
e
r
r
o
m
a
a
n
n
s
s,
1
taiu'lhwuud.
Noj'thwood.
Miiidiesex.
MitUUesex,
was
was
letter
Iroui
iilin
answering
lts(
ob-
own
editorial
rebuke
on
him.
i
French
and
Russians
liave
iona
iiged
to
pay
costs
of
2o
guitu-as:
Here
is
hi',
as
I
return
from
recoeniAed
parties.
But
my
bu-
tor
takint;
a
pot
sIujI
at
a
man
,
Ottawa,
I
find
that
Die
most
pression
is
tiiat
no
oilier
British
i
wlio
entered
by
a
window
and
Obvious
election
development
is
unit
has
done
so.
.
(slatted
Hashing
a
light
around
a
veritable
invasion
from
across1
Stuiu-y't;
bedroom,
the
Eockies.
The
whole
Alberta
.
THE
BRITISH
system
of
ubseo-1
Starley
shout
-d
at
the
inti
u-
Social
Credit
party
is
moving
in1
tee
voting
seems
better
than;
der,
then
pulltd
tlie
tngtUr.
Ho
I
13
J
Uf
to
capture
B.C.
A
small
sized
the
one
we
will
use
in
B.C.
In
:
was
convicted
of
unlawfully
and
tlie
prosecutor
army
of
MPs
from
Alberta
is
ai-
Britain
tlie
absentee
voters
get
wounding,
said:
ready
here.
Premier
Manning
Is
their
balkits
long
before
the
'It
is
tlie
duty,
as
I
understand
coming
too.
-
'
election.
They
must
be
mailed
It
is
to
tlie
credit
of
B.C.
that
in
time
to
be
counted
with
it,
of
any
citizen
who
knows
that
not
one
important
paper
and
tlie
rest
immediately
after
theja
felony
has
been
committed
to
not
one
important
candidate
or
election.
Here
we
must
wait
for
apprehend
the
felon,
but
that
party
leader
has;
raised
the
ques-
21
days.
Ye
gods.
citizen
is
mt
entitled
to
take
tion
of
the
propriety
of
such
an
"
'
'
come
and
meet
FEW
remarks
on
B.C.
by
Stewart
Holbrook
in
A
his
new
book,
"Far
Corner
(A
Personal
View
:of
the
Pa'cific
Northwest)",
have
the
effect
of
making
us
pause
a
moment
and
drawing
a
deep
breath.
Mr.
Holbrook,
a
former
resident
of
this
province
now
living
in
Oregon,
writes:
"The
British
Columbia
I
used
to
know
was
as
delightful
a
country
as
man
ever
lived
in.
It
had,
and
still
has,
gorgeous
scenery.
Life
was
not
too
hard.
The
people
lived
calmly.
The
pace
everywhere,
town
or
country,
was
leisurely.
The
people
had
their
own
ways
and
customs
and
heroes
and
symbols,
".They
heid
fast
to
these.
I
do
not
think
this
is
true
any
longer.
People
and
province
have
been
caught
in
the
heady
current
called
Progress.
Anything
new
is
wonderful.
Anything
old
is
to
be
deplored.
"The
province
is
now
beginning
to
know
Prog-"
ress
in
full
measure.
Backed
by
natural
resources
as
great
as
any
in
North
America,
and
possibly
greater,
I
can
see
nothing
to
prevent
British
Columbia
from
becoming
the
hive
of
population
and
of
industry
and
commerce
that
a
majority
of.
its
citizens
seem
to
want.
I
wish
them
well,
and
remain
happy
in
my
memories
of
a
British
Columbia
that
wore
its
own
clothes,
including
its
own
collar;
and
when,
in
all
its
immensity,
there
were
only
half
a
million
people
only
a
few
more
than
are
now
living
in
Greater
Vancouver
alone."
It
cannot
be
that
Mr.
Holbrook
wishes
us
to.
remain
in
the
backwash
simply
to
retain
our
primii
tive
and
unpopulated
charm.
But
he
clearly
does
believe
that
we
have
sacrificed
individuality
in
our
rush
to
get
ahead.
It
is
a
point
worth
considering.
Unless
we
keep
our
identity,
first
as
Canadians
and
second
as
1
British
Columbians,
this
province
will
become
,
-
simply
an
industrial
backyard
of
the
U.S.A.
...
The
idea,
we
suggest,
is
to
keep
on
the
move
.there
is
character
in
that
alone
but
to
remember
we
are
not
chasing
anyone
or
trying
to
beat
anyone.
:
As
far
as
reasonably
possible,
we
must
move
in
otfr
own
direction,
at
our
own
pace
and
on
our
own
'
terms.
Progress
is
not
a
form
of
competition.
It
is
merely
a
means
of
making
a
good
thing
a
little
better.
J
ohnso
invasion.
Here
on
the
coast
the
general
attitude
is:
Let
them
all
come,
the
more
the
merrier,
let's
hear
what
they
have
to
say.
I
AM
NOT
at
all
sure
of
the
political
wisdom
of
the
Social
Credit
party
in
depending
so
overwhelmingly
on
outside
talent.
Tlie
selection
of
au
Alberta
federal
MP
as
B.C.
campaign
leader
seemed
to
me
to
be
an
obvious
admission
that
there
was
nobody
in
B
C.
big
enough
for
the
job.
MOTOR
PRODUCTS
LIMITED
Phone
871
i
One-Third
Down
12,
18
or
24
month
lo
poy
I951
frOKU
lllHUt
Less
than
luuou
ni
les.
,7jU
Maroon,
metallic
paint.
Exceptionally
el
-an
1
U"
Saturday,
May
31
I
Ll'Il)
DKIVi:
Ooix.E
SF.IAW-New
motor
1485
The
ordinary
voter
in
B.C.
is
therefore
bound
to
ask
him
and
fluid
drive
unit,
excellent
Hies
CiVDC
1951
fJODOK
SKI1AN
Only
1U.0IM1
miles.
In
"like
ke
new"
new"
self:
If
there
is
nobody
in
tlie
2195
condition.
General
Mulors
used
car
guarantee
.
1!M8
PONTIAC
SIDAS,
"fully
equipped
with
radio,
1265
notlighl.
heateV
and
seat
covers
A.t3tJ
1385
B.C.
Social
Credit
party
big
enough
to
handle
the
mere
campaign,
then
how
many
people
are
there
in
the
party
who
are
fit
to
sit
in
the
Legislature,
or
the
cabinet?
ALBERTA
surely
does
have
one
thing
to
teach
B.C.
and
that
is
that
we
never
should
have
been
such
nitwits
as
to
adopt
1951
STATION
W'AfiON,
Al'STIN
Kadlo,
heater
3
to
5
p.m.
HIGH
SCHOOL
BAND
IN
ATTENDANCE
and
defrostei.
Only
6700
miles.
Full
price
SPECIAL
1918
4
-TON
C'HKV.
'J
KK'K
Deluxe
cab,
heaU
r
and
d.'-frostei,
excellent
tiies,
specially
built
trailer-type
body.
the
silly
system
called
the
Transferable
Vote.
Idea)
for
hunt!
Tg
of
ramping.
Come
In
and
Everybody
who
knows
the
1185
Eveline
Welcom
;ee
it.
Full
price
l!M7
iHHrtiE
Mj-TON
PANH
Healer
and,'
defroster.
Veiv
clean
il
:
V
!
.!
c
v.
1
1
'':
V
mi
FAW;0
2'i-lON
Flat
deck.
2-speed
axle,
short
short
wheel
wheel
score
In
B.C.
politics
today
knows
perfectly
well
that
the
real
danger
is
that
no
party
will
?et
a
working
majority.
Nobody
yet
knows
how
many,
if
any,
seats
the
8ocial
Credit
party
will
win
in
B.C.
But
everybody
knows
they
will
take
a
few
hundred
votes
in
every
riding
they
run
1065
1275
ray
brought
a
laugh,
as
intended.
The
incident
reminds
one
of
earlier
days
when,
for
anyone
to
cal)
out
"How
about
Cow
Bay?"
would
launch
a
ripple
of
chuckles.
But
not
today.
This
is
the
wrong
generation.
Sponsored
by
the
Prince
Rupert
District
Liberal
Association
base,
brake
vacuum
booster',
rock
lug
tires.
Fill1
p.
lee
Reflects
and
Reminisces
qf
-yrr
ry-mmi
m.
vi
Canada
and
Canada
alone
has
the
right
to
say
where
her
units
An
18-year-old
Canadian
bride,
Mrs.
MacMahon,
married
njne
months
ago,
won
a
fortune
at
the
Epsom
.
race
Wednesday.
There
are
occasions
when
nothing
appears
missing.
Chick-Chack
Day
Today
marks
an
anniversary
of
an
ancient
old
country
custom,
also
known
as
"Oak
Apple
Day,"
and
originates
with
a
overseas
shall
go.
Ottawa
had
.
not
been
consulted,
when
her
paratroop
company
found
itself
"on
the
way
to
Koje
Island,
east--
ern
trouble
source.
Hence,
hi
a
'
fctiff
message
to
Washington,
Canada
protests.
'
.
The
principle
of
the
thing
U
similar
to
what
it
was
when
General
Pershing's
army
arrived
in
France
in
1914.
Then,
the
story
about
Charles
Stuart.
Stutirt,
some
three
hundred
years
ago,
hid
in
an
oak
tree
after
the
Battle
of
Worcester,
leaders
In
Europe
undertook
to
mingle
the
American
forces
with
tne
soldiers
of
Britain
and
from
the
fury
of
the
Round
heads.
in
tie
sisi!
popOTe
France.
Pershing
went
up
in
the
air.
The
Yanks
stayed
ir,
;
France,
but
as
the
United
States
Army.
And
everyone
was
aware
of
It.
To
remember
the
event,
inhabitants
of
a
village
by
virtue
of
an
ancient
custom
and
right,
went
eany
in
the
day
to
the
woods
to
gather
as
much
firewood
as
they
could
carry
away.
Young
men
and
women
bedecked
themselves
with
newly-sprung
oak
leaves
and
so
tar-
i
.
Many
bank
accounts,
comments
an
Ottawa
official,
are
forgotten.
But
many
more
are
sadly
remembered.
ilanded
return
to
dance
around
During
a
pause
at
Mr.
Ans-
the
Maypole
until
end
of
day.
Meanwhile,
the
oldesters
headed
for
the
local
tavern
for
ale
and
i
comb's
two-hour
meeting
Monday,
some
one
made
an
inquiry
that
had
nothing
in
particular
to
do
with
various
subjects
under
.
review.
"What's
daylight
saving
'
amount
to?"
cama
a
query.
This
nome-cooklng
with
no
other
craving
than
that
such
thines
and
such
peace
might
last
for
ever.
"Moonraker."
Are
YOU
on
the
Voters
List?
Ve
can
tell
you
at
TOM
CHRISTIE'S
COMMITTEE
ROOMS
No
Compulsion
-
Vote
..
CHRISTIE
Inttruil
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