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Friday,
May
14,
1!)54
r
The
word
wh'rh
has
been
Ira
t?
n
a
Independent
dUy
newspaper
dvoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
ftud
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
ut
Clrrulatluna
Canadian
Dslly
New.-paper
latlon.
Published
by
The
Prince
Kupt-rt
Daily
Npw
Limited.
J.
T.
VtAOOR,
President
1
Ci.
PKRKY,
Vlce-Presldunt
Subscription
Hates:
r
ij
carrier
Per
week,
35c;
per
month,
1
00;
per
year.
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on.
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IT
y
mall
Per
month.
75c;
per
year,
aa.OO.
"bs
kutnorized
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa
of
conditions
under
which
inflation
flourishes.
There's
a
further
reason
the
government
doesn't
want
the
level
of
its
own
welfare
payments
to
rise.
In
the
ticklish
situation
in
which
it
is
involved
with
the
non-operatin
railway
trades,
it
intends
to
hold
the
railway
wage
line
at
the
existing
i
t
1
w4
it
It
,.r,i,M
more
frozen
strawbe
rnes
"
v-'
'
;
-
,
i,
level,
tiiu
ii,
i
via
nit.ii,
ii
u'uivi-
j
n't
increase
Federal
payment:
Shotgun
Wedding
I-
I
CASSANDRA
of
the
Lon-
J
::
all
the
way
down
the
line
from
family
allowances
to
old
age
sions,
and
then
turn
the
rail-daymen
down.
The
raiUaymen
wouldn't
be
expectei
to
stand
for
that
;on
Dailv
Mirror
is
Men's
andjtoys'
Clothes
end
S1
passed
around
Parliamentary
j
circles
Is
that
the
government
i
means
business
in
staiulln?;!
guard
against
the
threat
of
any
j
new
outbreak
of
inflation.
j
The
measure
of
the
govern-
ment's
determination
is
said
to
,
have
been
its
recent
stand!
aaainst
the
Conservative
amend-
ment
which
would
have
vacant
'
an
increase
in
the
allowance
i
paid
to
veteran.'.
i
So
far
os
politics
goes,
the
,
government
obviously
would
rather
give
the
veterans
wh
it
:
they
want,
than
refuse
them.
No;
;
:
party
makes
votes
by
i
list-
.sittiny.
,
on
Its
hands
where
the
national
bankroll
is
concerned.
Furthermore,
a
logical
argument
could
be
made
in
support
of
an
increase
for
the
vcteraas.
Tlx
MPs
have
had
their
pay
raised.
The
judges
are
going
to
have
their
pay
raised.
Why
.shouldn't
the
veterans
also
get
something?
That
quest
ion
wasn't
too
hard
for
the
government
to
unsw.T
in
practical
terms
For
it
was
dear
that
if
the
Veterans
received
an
increase,
there
would
i
be
mi
immediate
demand
for
increased
family
allowance
and
'
old
age
pensions.
The
existing
'
level
of
government
welfare
pay-I
ments
would
be
boosted
husely.
j
And
a
new
round
of
inflation
VERY
REASONABLY
n
PRICED
SUITES
AVAILABLE
Elizabeth
Apartments
Apply:
The
Manager,
Suite
103
MEN'S
WORK
SHIRTS
C;ood
quality.
Well
made.
1l!idar
$3
00.
'(V
2.25
m
Ur.!-m:AKIEn
Bill
Bass
says
he
lias
travelled
the
equivalent
of
10
times
around
the(
world
sinc
e
he
joined
The
Canadian
Press
staff
in
1044.
Just
back
from
five
months
In
the
Soviet
Union,
he
has
completed
a
series
of
stories
on
life
behind
the
Iron
Curtain.
Boss
says
the
fact
he
speaks
Russian
was
invaluable
In
his
reporting.
(CP
Photoi
Radio
Musical
Slated
Tonight
A
tender
and
nostalgic
story
of
backstage
vaudeville
life
will
he
presented
on
Ford
Theatre
to-
nri.IT
All
Airri
r
ffl
if
i
probably
the
most
useful
:
writer
now
contributing
to
the
Rritish
jiress.
j
His
ureal
et
tak'nt
is
that
he
:
di.'ious.srs
ri:;ht
out
loud
thins-'
i
which
arc
generally
diwussi'd
i
cnly
in
pubs,
bluh;!,
trams
i'iu
trains-
and
th
n
in
such
a
way
that
the
di.-,cu.".l.in.s
could
ni
-;ev
!
he
put
into
plain
newspaper
print.
His
latest
subje:-t
lies
at-I
ructed
attention
on
both
sides
of
the
Atlantic.
It
is
based
on
a
public
opinion
poll
which
tried
to
find
out
what
the
38,000
Am-
I
ericans
now
.".ervini;
in
Britain
;
think
of
the
Hiii.fh,
and
wh:U
ithe
British
think
of
the
Amen-'
!
(
alls.
j
;
IT
SEKMS
to
rfie
thai
the
above
;
fi(!iire
tells
the
whole
story.
There
are
more
American
air-j
men
in
Britain
than
there
arc
British
airmen
in
Britain.
Thit
!
single
fact
tells
the
main
truth
about
the
changed
position
of
1
World
affairs.
The
U.S.A.
has
Heavy
welrht.
Good
for
fishing.
All
sixes.
Re-r.
$8.95.
NOW
MEN'S
WORK
PANTS
Wi
II
tailored.
Regular
$5
00.
NOW,
pair
FISHERMEN'S
PANTS
All
wool.
Regular
to
$12.00.
NOW,
pair
would
be
inevitable.
875
nigm.
m
o.ju
on
ijk.
j
Conspquon,y
(he
government
MEN'S
AND
YOUNG
MEN'S
PANTS
It
is
titled
'For
Me
and
My
i
considerably
to
its
own
political
Gal"
and
will
star
Peggy
Lee
I
discomfort,
turned
thumbs
down
and
Johnny
Desmond.
,;n
the
Conservative
proposal.
Josle
Hayden
Pcggy
Leel
nnd
iThe
PC's
were
well
satisfied
with
Jirnmlc
Metcalfe
are
a
struggl-
that
outcome.
They
felt
thev
ing
scng
and
dance
team.
They
jnad
made
substantial
political
meet
another
dancer,
Harry
PM-
yards
hy
championing
the
cx-
riain
shades
and
colored
effects
Well
tailored.
SI'I'dAI
'6.95J1
rot
only
superseded
Britain
as
iiier
uonnny
i
jesmonu
i
,
wno
is;
service
men.
Terrace
Shows
The
Way
WESTERDAY'S
announcement
that
Terrace
lumber
operators
are
about
to
co
into
the
overseas
export
business
via
Prince
Puiiert
raisi'S
a
number
of
points,
all
of
them
favorable
to
this
district.
I
First,
of
course,
is
the
stimulus
this
vei-Uire
will
provide
to
lumber
operations
alonir
the
(
N
l
northern
line.
The
immediate
benefits
to
the
operators
themselves
in
finding
this
new
market
should
be
substantial
and
most
likely
will
make
expansion
possible
which,
in
turn,
will
benefit
many
others.
Second
is
the
fact
that
it
promises
to
activate
deep-sea
shipping
of
a
general
nature
from
central
B.C.
Already
there
are
reports
that
next
month
a
shipping
line
will
commence
operations
out
of
here
carrying
mixed
cargoes.
It
should
be
noted
that
definite
encouragement
to
northern
shipping
trade
of
this
sort
was
provided
by
the
elimination
of
insurance
penalties
against
Prince
Rupert
which
followed
the
visit
here
last
summer
of
Sir
Clement
Jones,
of
the
Commonwealth
Shipping
Committee.
In
coming
years
this
may
prove
to
he
one
of
the
'
most
important
things
that
ever
happened
to
Prince
Rupert.
(It
is
also
a
feather
in
the
cap
for
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
w
hich
led
the
campaign
against
discriminatory
rates
and
took
care
to
see
that
Sir
Clement
was
given
all
the
facts
during
his
visit
here.)
A
third
point
of
vital
significance
locally
is
the
possible
regeneration
of
Prince
Rupert
a
the
port
it
was
once
intended
to
be.
Coming
at
a
time
when
the
city
is
carrying
on
a
grim
fight
to
retain
its
drydock,
this
Terrace
project
puts
a
glaring
ligh
orj
the
backward
movement
of
the
federal
government
when
everything
else
suggests
it
should
be
going
forward.
'
Next
door,
as
the
Kitimat
Northern
Scntin-jl
pointed
out
in
the
editorial
we
carried
yesterday,
the
Alcan
development
and
its
attendant
industries
will
spur
the
growth
of
all
the
area
immediately
east
of
us.
This
plus
the
shipping
it
will
attract
to
the
northern
coast
made
the
government's
determination
to
take
Prince
Rupert
apart
seem
strange
enough.
The
trade
foreshadowed
by
the
Terrace
venture
will
now
make
it
downright
embarrassing
in
case
it
is
not
that
way
already.
Congratulations,
men
of
Skeena
Timber
Products,
for
demonstrating
that
it
is
not
necessary
to
0
hundreds
of
miles
by
rail
from
central
to
reach
the
sea!
The
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i-
lf'A
Water
tile
f
ifiVMUSTANC
So
far
a.s
the
veterans
are
concerned,
the
povernmerit
has
the
answer
that
it
increased
their
allowance::
in
1
052.
That's
not
;
too
long
ago,
but
the
government
!
realizes
that
jieople's
memories
;
for
political
favors
are
notor-'
lousiy
short.
It
doesn't
pxpeel
J
that
the
veterans
will
be
rom-i
pletely
philosophic
about
the
1
turndown.
I
But
to
the
general
public
the
SEAMEN'S
SWEATERS
Navy.
All
wool.
All
size
s.
Rc-fcuiar
$7.25.
NOW
BOYS'
ANKLE
SOCKS
For
summer
wear.
Sl
iritl,,
pair
BOYS'
PANTS
Good
for
everyday
wear
Regular
to
WM.
NOW,
pair
BOYS'
WINDBREAKERS
With
zipper
Taney
trim.
Regular
$(
95.
NOW
already
a
star.
He
can
use
Jonie
in
his
act
and
Metcalfe
persuades
her
to
join
him.
But
it
becomes
evident
Palmef
Is
in
business
strictly
for
himself
Later
when
he
purposely
maims
his
hand
to
avoid
war
.service,
she
leaves
him
and
goes
to
France
herself
to
enteitsin
th"
troops.
Many
incident,
net
against
the
background
of
the
1014-!'J
war,
develop
before
the
story
leeches
a
happy
ending.
the
.strongest,
richest
world
pow-
!
er.
The
American
navy
has
not
;
only
swamped
the
Royal
Navy
I
1
in
size
and
taken
over
most
of
the
joint
commands
from
the
British.
But
Britain
itself
has
;
become
the
main
overseas
base
,
of
American
power.
Nobody
particularly
planned
?
it
that
way.
True.
Roosevelt
and
:
Churchill
put
their
heads
to-
:
fcether
even
before
the
Japanese
i
.shot
the
Americans
into
the
Hit-
ler
war.
Churchill's
classic
phrase
"mixed
up
together
for
j
the
common
good
"Ls
still
the!
best
description
of
what
has
happened.
But
neither
Churchill,
nor
,
Roosevelt,
nor
anyone
else
foie-
;
.saw
the
speed
.and
extent
Jo
i
which
the
Americans
and
Bri-i
tish
would
get
mixed
up.
i
I
To
me,
the
wonder
is
not
tint
;
there
are
resentments
and
griev-
I
I
ances
on
both
sides.
The
wnndci
I
U
that
the
shotgun
wedding
Is
BOYS'
OXFORDS
For
Sunday
wear.
Sizes
1
to
5
Regular
S4
95.
NOW,
pair
km9
m
r
prfK'iHinn
time-pircc
2
in
now
available
at
your
jwllr
&f
'government
is
satistied
that
it
can
present
a
strong
argument.
!
Signs
that
inflation
could
be
on
-
the
point
of
mushrooming
again
'are
disturbingly
plentiful.
Liv-i
Ing
costs
ure
creeping
jjp
once
j
more.
Improved
business
por-'
tents
suggest
the
possibility
of
a
I
moderate
sells'
market
later
In
I
the
year.
Another
round
of
I
prosperity
appears
to
be
in
the
!
making.
And
thoie
are
the
sort
LOOK
FOR
911
NAME
Bennett
Going
To
Winnipeg
VICTORIA
(P
Premier
Bennett
will
travel
to
Winnipeg
next
week
to
attend
a
meeting
of
the
Social
Credit
Association
board
of
directors
May
21.
'
The
meeting
has
been
called
to
discuss
extension
of
the
Social
Credit
organization
to
all
province
and
to
Improve
organization
in
places
where
the
party
now
ls
active.
The
meeting
will
Include
Premier
E.
C.
Manning
of
Alberta
and
.
representatives
from
Saskatchewan,
Manitoba,
Ontario
and
New
Brunswick.
BuyT
iiitN
.;j
j
Hitucfii
the
Royal
ami
Belmont
Holds
CNR
Official
Here
j
!
John
A.
Duff,
of
Vancouver,
I
!
Canadian
National
Railways
in-
i
dustrlal
agent
for
the
B.C.
dist-1
;
rict,
arrived
here
yesterday
hi
the
course
of
an
Inspection
tour.
:
After
a
brief
stay
here
he
will
travel
cast
by
train,
inspecting
j
points
between
here
and
Jasper.
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working
out
so
well.
LET
US
never
forget
that
this
was
a
.shotgun
wedding.
Hitler
shot
us
together
and
Stalin
ar.ri
his
heirs
have
kept
us
together.
As
to
Cassandra's
precentaee
:
figures.
They
show
th-it
41
'
of
American
airmen
.stationed
in
Britain
think
that
the
British
are
"indifferent"
to
.the
Ameri
;
cans
in
their
midst.
But
41'',
;
of
the
Yanks
have
found
those
.same
Britons
"friendly."
Only
the
small
pi
rcentace
ot
the
Am-
:
(
ricans
have
found
the
British
hostile
12'.;,
gave
that
answer.
There
was
a
shorter,
wittier
answer
given
In
the
Hitler
w.'r
a.s
to
British
attitudes
toward
Jlie
Yanks:
"Over-luld,
ovcr-se,xcd
and
ov,
r
here"
ran
the
wisecrack.
ON
THE
day
that
France
Ml
to
Hitler
a
vlse
Scottish
sea-
RockMount
TO
TAKE
A
GOOD
LOOK
AT
YOUR
HOiVt
$3.55
plus
tmm
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
Ttui
idverlicement
is
not
publched
Of
dlsplsyed
by
ll.e
Liquor
Control
bond
or
by
the
Government
oi
brlliih
Columbia
It
pays
id
hard
cash
to
give
your
home
a
carcL
once
over
If
It
weren't
for
their
frames,
some
people
would
look
better
In
photographs.
and
wisdom
hy
obsession
with
catastrophe.
Then,
in
truth,
the
jungle
would
close
in.
SPECIALLY
MyCED!
'
every
year.
And
spring
is
the
most
convenient
sew
i
to
make
repairs
or
to
modcrnm
i:
cry
hii
of
repair
tvork
nickeled,
every
crack,
'
flake
of
p'ctlMig
paint
means
a
loss
in
dollar
vaK'
of
one
i
a
depreciation
how
iftti
ihttr
'
trc
&
tern-El
t
"a
nsfedile
MM
'haxtati-n-My
bs
a
1
eave.me
flis
f.ast
of
li
It
that
the
au'toiKoMe
will
run
Out
'
follow
who
never
feels
calie'd
on
Trance
wndtd
it'-t.
'
Wi
t
feminine,
he
said,
and
would
to
worry
so
long
as
other
folks
do.
And
speaking
of
psychiat
oL
customers.
There
is
always
the
unhappy
prospect
of
it
running
out
of
victims.
,
1
1.
vour
most
valuauic
rists,
is
there
anyone
within
convenient
distance
who
can
explain
what
one
is,
how
he
looks
and
what
he
does
for
a
living.
Our
Display
Stock
of
Washers
and
Dryers
BETTER
POSTED
The
ministry
at
Ottawa
will
be
,
represented
at
a
conference
in
S
Prince
Rupert,
dealing
with
the
j
shipyard
and
drydock
situation.
This
is
according
to
a
recent
announcement.
No
matter
what
j
the
consequences,
it
is
satisfying
j
to
know
this.
A
head
of
a
de-,
only
pretend
to
surrender,
but
work
cunningly
to
refrain
h'-r
freedom.
But
I
have
never
forgotten
his
incidental
remark
about
the
English,
with
whom
he
had
worked
a
lifetime
at
sea:
.
"The
Englishman
is
the
fairest,
most
decent
chap
in
all
the
world
provided
you
remember
he
always
acts
by
his
own
peculiar
code.
But
if
you
hurt
an
Englishman's
pride,
he
will
kill
you
on
the
spot."
The
real
threat
to
British-American
relations
is
that
the
Americans
sometimes
forget
that
fact.
It
Is
an
undoubted,
as
well
a.s
a
painful
fact
to
realize
the
number
of
prime
ministers,
over
the
past
half
century
who
have
never
been
within
thousands
of
miles
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
of
NOW
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I
those
who
have
were
agreeably
informed
after
a
personal
visit
i
surprised,
anywhere.
.
Industry
seems
to
be
impressing
the
News
Chronicle,
published
in
Port
Arthur.
It
says
Called
the
"beast
in
the
jungle"
comments
the
Wall
Street
Journal,
the
hydrocen
Low
Down
Payment
Easy
Monthly
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bomb
can
certainly
spring.
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short-
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in
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would
be
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tne
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