uuliuiuK
iiiuiri'iaik
of
lumber
in
a
box
curi
But
do
it,f
we
w
in
111
this
-
any
j
wonder
that
son
are
hiijh
niuii
ion.
j
t
,
,
me,
n,
'
THE
mmmmtmt'
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
build
our
nonwswnen
we
can
Ket,;own
'
mayor
and
councll
cannot'
lor
Easter?
Slide
Threatens
English
Town
JACKFIELD,
England
(
Reuters
p
A
slow
but
relentlesv.
landslide
Is
threatening
to
dras
Wccliiesdiiy.
April
16,
1952
oL
ETTERBCX
I,,
it
as
near
as
lerrace
ior
ssu
a
provide
at
reasonable
cost
the
1
John
Sw.h
thousand
rough?
Another
six
first
requirements
of
living
for
!
fiou
'
M-'s$-.
or
seven
dollars
will
get
it
plan-
their
citizens?
i
t
r
ed
Must
we
pay
$90
and
$100
for
I
would
suggest
that
the
gentle-
it
J
but
"-s
'nip
WHV
NO
INTERKST?
II,
ificr
mm
iu
wn
i
nj
iiu
iv.-o
viuic
uv
luncn-
hiilhs
u
'
-irv
v,..
CL
only
eosts
$85
(you
can
get
a
lot
I
i
in
ore
'Continued
on
page
3'
years
a
tnis
piciureaijue
ouiupaiure
VII-
Editor,
'
Mige
of
700
people
into
the
near-
Daiiy
News:
toy
River
Severn.
jn
answer
to
Mayor
Whalen's
"stores
and
houses
are
cracked
appeal
a
few
days
ago
for
more
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ga
pipe-line
has
burst.
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mines
undei
Flight
From
U.S.
S?
Don't
forget,
folks!
It's
electrical
housewares
week!
!
TT
ITlAKLSme
TATv'VC!
mp
h-AoV
backio
to
in.
the
the
village,
which
have
filled
are
causlng
i
"good
Old
days"
Of
lVSl
landslide.
.ana
h
UrS
l.'-O
tn
lO
.ee
nee
and
dim
hear
n"
...
A
civic
of;icial
s,aid
tne
land-
ksow
v
eett
ne
worse.
Moscow
Conference
hi-i
We
are
patching
up
houses
u
publicized
conference
at
Moscow
not-
j
that
everybody
and
MUCH
withstanding,
there
is,
in
fact,
nothing
in
the
!
brother
is
trying
to
get
they
crack
but
do
not
know
where
it
is
all
going
to
end,"
he
A
bg
week
at
your
electric
dealer's
...
a
week
to
sec
whiir's
what
in
the
newest
electrical
equipment.
For
yourself,
for
your
home,
for
the
gift
you
have
in
mind
a
line-up
that
gives
you
more
value
per
dollar,
more
;
beauty,
more
convenience.
Plan
to
see
them
40111c
'
1
medium
of
your
paper,
expium
,
in
part
some
of
the
reasons
for
;
this
lack
of
interest.
First,
it
appears
to
me
that
he
and
the
city
council
not
his
city
council
i
are
straying
away
more
and
more
from
the
fundamental
problems
that
face
this
1
city's
citize.is.
For
instance,
i
'
housing.
Now
I
know
"hat
they
have
!
been
talking
about
a
housing
j
project
for
this
city
for
some
time
and
I
do
know
also
that
this
is
about
to
become
a
reality,
in
part
at
least.
V
;
are
going
to
;
get
housing
to
soma
ex'ent
but
is
it
going
to
be
for
the
best
in-
1
U-icsti
oX
all
of
us
or
just
a
lucky
few?
Is
the
investment
by
the
city
of
thousands
of
dollars
for
,
a
lew
homes
renting
at
$75
a
E.iod
investment?"
Dcvs
the
city
.
world
to
prevent
the
Soviet
government,
if
it
so
;nch
quick
by
netting
on,
said
uiVies.
from
niacins?,
all
the
orders
it
likes
for
tthe
stock
market.
ray
day
this
week
.
.
.
Electrical
Housewares
First
Choice
for
Jivery
Occasion.
British
cotton
and
woollen
goods
tomorrow.
But
it
does
not
do
so.
There
is
nothing
in
the
world
to
prevent
the
Chinese
government
from
doing
so.
But
it
prefers
to
make
it
impossible
for
British
trading
Back
in
the
days
of
'27
you
j
could
not
go
into
Childs
restau-!
rant
in
Montreal
without
overbearing
$15
to
$20
per
week
stenographers
and
clerks
talkii.e
about
their
amazing
winnings,
t
It
was
wonderful
while
"the
bal-
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
firms
to
do
trade
in
China.
lnnn
was
Eoine
ud.
but
quite
a
The
Russian
conference,
propagandists
shout,
nasty
bump
when
the
inevitable
happened.
Come
to
think
of
it.
my
deep
can
sell
Britain
much-needed
timber.
But
when
a
few
years
ago
Britain
sent
a
cabinet
minister
to
(aversion
to
bridge
parties
dates
Ifrom
1928
in
Toronto
when
the
I
whole
conversation
was
always
Moscow
to
do
a
deal,
he
was
told
there
was
no
timber
If
there
is
to
be
a
Canadii
nctually
think
that
they
are
Bill
of
Rights
it
should
include
going
to
be
able
to
rent
these
those
of
the
pedestrians
ut
houses
long
enough
to"
realize
street
crossings
particulaily
the
return
of
their
investment
1
at
Second
Avenue
and
Second
full?
"
i
Street.
.'
Let
us
take
into
consideration
;
the
following
facts
before
pio-
SOME
YEARS
BACK
eeeding
further:
j
It
makes
a
fellow
feel
old
to.
First,
the
people
of
this
city;
available
unless
Britain
could
first
provide
cutting
STTS'S'.
machinery
and
the
light
railways
for
transport
from
!Some
0f
'those
talkers
were
the
wives
of
the
harassed
husbands
lorestS
10
pons.
tossed
themselves
-out
of
the
loss
of
the
liner
are
already
sick
and
tired
of
pay-
,
fyar.linclnv'jL-vj
Kpfnvp
thp
Pftnunnnisr
pnnn
Hid
'timbers'
windows
next'
vear
i
mention
i
v0fSZ
....
i
when
their
paper
profits
hit
thv
1
Titanic,
40"years
ago
yesterday,
ing
ridiculously
high
rents
for,
pavement
with
a
sudden
thud.
I
and
hear
somebody
at
your
el-
shacks,
rundown
apartment
j
bow
murmur:
"It
was
sure
ter-,
houses
with
Inadequate
plumbing
THE
THING
I
don't
like
about
'
rible.
Happened
belore
I
was
,
facilities
and
little,
if
any,
fire
LECTS1C
FOOD
MIXEI
Mixes,
Ixrau,
tir
and
lnpt.
Hji
20
mlxln;
kpcctlk.
i
iuivlieii
io
tU-jnuni!
hiit
l)u!ul
Soniciliinn
every
himir
sluiulj
tuve,
ELECTRIC
IRON
You'll
like
ihc
l
incr-iip
fabric
DiJ
din
"luntt
in"
the
rifiht
Irmptraiurt
lot
jll
ynuf
'
irtming.
i:ira
big
Kile
pljie.
Wtiphi
unlf
3
lls.
a
big
trade
with
the
west.
It
has,
under
Russian
pressure,
been
cut
to
a
minimum
to
the
great
disadvantage
of
the
Czechs.
There
are
today-and
it
is
a
great
pity
many
the
present
picture
is
that
the
;
born.
proiecuon
or
me
pievenuuu;
"hot
money"
is
now
pouring
into
'
equipment.
j
inow
frr,
Hat
i
Bakers
sav
cream
puffs
aren't:
Secondly,
the
complete
lack
of
i
barriers
to
trade
between
the
"Soviet
world"
and
the,,
j
am
old
enougn
t0
remember
what
tnev
used
t0
Wnat
u?
ny
form
of
rent
contro1
or
falr
outer
world.
But
by
far
the
greater
part
of
these
I
when
the
jjw
!
.
,
nvf
D
i
SJ
eartUJ
Ini
j
havriprs
has
been
erected
bv
the
Soviet
government
I
ftv,,
vmn
PniianC!
n,n
.q,i,
lf,in,
o.:
maddening
to
the
average
house-
ELECTRIC
TOASTER
Cmp,
(iiUlcn
bnmn
iivasi,
piping
hut.
MmiIc
is
Jnu
want
ii,
when
you
K4M
it.
IXits
both
iJc
h
mue.
and
its
satellites.
If
they
are
genuinely
anxious
to
!
ofnAustf
ia;
and
one
country
af-1
not
dissimilar
in
scope,
but
J
"
m'lnutt
tiat
tnJy
can
suc'i
J
"e
I
in
after
i
contrasts
i
ule,
u"i
,
followed
one
country
other
ways
are
manj
,
i
restore
Such
trade,
they
could
do
SO.
If
TA,
the
MoseOW
!
another-thougl)
you
could
only
and
marked.
Just
now,
the
iat,issfullypu
over
a
housing
pro-!
conference
had
been
genuinely
anxious
to
restore
1
Z
T
X
in'
such
trade,
it
should
have
addressed
itsfiJf
OlllCially
'our
papers,
and
never
oo
the
going
on
for
years.
But
ttiere
itns
c'ty
.
.
.
;
-,rj'
1
i
.
i'
?
t
'f
i
t
y,
V
f
w
I
!
;
front
pages
or
editorial
sections,
is
no
such
problem
In
Brazil,
,
fore"
tne
Melt
ne;
are
ate
IOTC
poini
peopnj
tv,
,,,,f
r,
o
tKor.
oil
u-uo.
v,
ft,.-
kin
nu
in.
I
1
-t
ti
i
v,
I
414Xb
wmi
b
U'vui;
i.wu
tviicic
vile
uiirc
uaniv
4B.W
v,rtl
"V,tll,.-n
n
In
'
to
the
western
governments.
The
Liquor
Ballot
:
It
!
V
j
ELECTRIC
KETTLE
The
jjf-ay
10
boil
waitr.
f'an't
ovirhtii
No
wane
current.
Turn
itself
off,
if
it
bvukl
boil
dry.
uicwiiainiiuiicj
wjsnwuMim-
-
r
'
inl,
-lpclrlrltv
Ut
half
deem
;
R.
WISMER
the
wording
of
the
liquor
says
:Ued
tneir
money
ey
from
irom
Brltain
oniain
KA
facilities?
Even
,
transportation
e.d
lhjJlgTltlVlnAJ.
without
the
brum
of
the
latter
v
1
i
liicu:.-vilc
uo.uue
luav
nue
uc
wmuunvw
.ivi
.
.-...
vninioi
iotl
ih,,
nii.
t
.
.
m.
T-
'
l
i
vransacuons
mrovgn
oouni
ni-
h-v.".
r
trailer
ramn?
would
he
some
time,
says
ictona
Times.
I
rem
this
It
IS
to
rican
.lock
market,
and
other
ver
would
en;oy
being
:
mued
p
"ieMS
aisguisea
stepping
stones.
.
""
"'.r''
.".V
v
flnrommodation
that
Ik
already
i
4.
.
,
was
ever
aun
h
om
wnite-oeara-
;7
,
.C.
;
L,
u
i
1
J
ed-
John
with-
prV'de
Wlthfin
tlty.
limits
Quick-witted
was
;ir
IT
LOOKS
now
now
as
it
it
wnat
wnat
is
is
,
V11
,
The
first
of
many
things
that
j
i
really
on
is
a
flight
from
the
Bearing.
should
be
taken
into
considera-1
;
U.S.
dollar.
The
smart
money
tion
before
such
a
housing
plan
I
operators
figure
that
their.
The
United
States-
election
.is
ls
adopted
by
tnc
council
Is
hat,
;
i
money
is
safer
in
Canada,
than
full
of
major
and
minor
prob-;
by
bmimrig
thesj
units
the
lit
is
in
U.S.A.
and
so
are
trans-
lems,
rather
vague
and
perplex-
'
peopie
as
a
wriole
ihill
be.iefit
'
V
1
;
i
'
r
I
I
il'
3
'
,
to
.
'
'
s
A
,
4
-
1
fv
S
Hi"
;
'
I
l,
t
'
-I
,
I
'
'
elf)
.
..HI
'
-4
I
I
It
3
4
it
'-'"''hK
j
1
Ut'
liupftl
LliitL
llie
iimem,
niu
give
nic
ucxuvk.
adequate
consideration
and
present
the
electors
w
ith
a
full
opportunity
to
say
precisely
what
liquor
system
they
desire.
'
"
-
They
cannot
make
a
clear
answer
if,
they-
are
confronted
with
two
extreme
alternatives,
if
the
ballot
merely
asks
them
whether
they
prefer
the
existing
system
or
a
system
of
wide-open
hars.
These
are
by
no
means
the
only
available
alternatives.
The
people
should
have
the
right
to
say
whether
they
favor
a
compromise
by
'
which'
ferring
huge
chunks
of
it
up
ing
to
the
average
Canadian
wno
by
ttiem.
IX
these
uniU
cannot
here.
,
.
does
not
make
a
careful
study
hel
to
torce
tne
existjng
rent
The
first
effect
of
that
will
be
I
American
politics,
but
speak-
sefilr
down
then
th-.3v
arp
nf
nn
1
to
create
a
temporary
boom
in
ing
generally
we'll
say
it
s
much
benefit
to
the
peoDle
but
onlv
to
i
parts
of
Canada.
But
the
final
easier
to
write
"Taft
thaa
tne
contractor
who
builds
them,
effect
of
the
process
may
be
as
"Eisenhower."
He
gets
nls
OTOney
just
tne
same.
dangerous
to
Canada
as
it
has
Other
cities
are
building
been
to
other
countries.
'
OT
THEIR
BUSINESS
homes
for
their
people
ut
les
j
For
what
come6
in
like
a
tidal
A
report
from
Ontario
says
',
rents
than
vou
describe
for
u.s
932
wives
In
that
province-
arc
;
in
Rupert.
Why
can't
we
do
the
heer
and
perhaps
wines
should
be
sold
with
,
meals
!
wave
can
also
be
takn
out
the
1
.....
,.
,.
'same
way.
And
if
it
taken
out
in
licensed
premises
while
.spirituous
liquors
are
Still
J
under
certain
circumstances
it
from
the
government
becau.se;
of
proper
leadership
on
the
part
can
leave
oenina
it
tne
same
thev
have
been
deserted.
Tan
of
the
council
and
the
mavnrJ
kind
of
distress
which
Britain
payers
can
recite
quite
a
list
of
Or
is
it
because
that
everything
suffers
from
right
now.
obligations
that
should
be
cheer
else
in
Rupert
ls
hitth
in
pri-.t
t
luuy
paid
out
this
ioaaing
on
so
must
our
accommodation
be
IT
IS
a
wonderful
thing
that
others'
shoulders
a
duty
that
too'
Now
we
all
lenow
the
old
story
of
freight
rates
being
high
and.
Canada's
natural
resources
are
surely
belongs
elsewhere,
is
.'Continued
on
Page
6)
something
else
again.
If
,-WM,U4Mar
m
-
s
'ran(.j"tiiiKuiain
c&i.
1.
u
i
n
i
hi
t
v
I
0MD
aM1T4.v4m
BijD
mm
,BppT-f
-T.-T''i.,
-.aa
eTf,
r::
.
D
4.
!
M
l
n
confined
to
government
stores.
-
Three
questions
could
properly
be
asked
on
the
ballot
under
the
preferential
voting
system
which
will
be
applied
to
candidates
for
the
Legislature.
The
first
option
would
be
the
open
bar,
'on
the
Ontario
model
;
the
second
the
sale
of
beer
and
wine
with
meals
;
the
third
the
continuation
of
the
existing
law.
The
beneficiaries
of
the
existing
law
naturally
will
wish
to
see
the
ballot
framed
in
extreme
terms,
without
any
possibility
of
compromise.
Neither
the
plebiscite
nor
any
other
experiment
in
human
history
offers
a
solution
of
the
age-old
problem
of
drink.
The
objective
of
a
necessarily
imperfect
liquor
policy
should
be
to
discourage
the
sale
of
intoxicants
which
is
now
excessive
and
is
doing
great
damage,
economic
and
human.
The
real
question
which
the
thoughtful
voter
has
to
consider
is
which
system
is
most
likely
"
to
promote
.temperance.
The
huge
and
rising
sale
of
liquor
in
British
Columbia
today
does
not
suggest
that
the
present
system
is
promoting
temperance.
It
is
for
the
voters
to
decide
whether
any
other
system
would
do
better.
They
should
have
the
chance
of
voicing
a
free
opinion.
They
should
not
be
given
a
loaded
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