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Piince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
November
5,
1953
in
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuildir.f
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Colombia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Netrcpuper
Association,
r-ubllshed
by
The
Prince
Ktiptrt
D.ulv
News
Limited.
J.
F.
MAQOR,
President
H.
G.
PERRY.
Vice-President
ray
.
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
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As
I
See
It
by
(Cfmore
jYPlPJroll
Caolf
instruction
by
World
Renowned
Golf
pro
'
NAT
CORNFOOT
MONDAY
ond
TUESDAY
NIGHTS
by
appointment
only
10
lessons
$15.00
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carrier
Per
week.
25c;
per
month.
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per
year.
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Per
month
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.
Authorized
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa
1
Keep
On
The
Trai
We
dislike
causing
any
sad-
j
ness,
but
It
appears
to
be
a
fact
:
that
according
to
Professor
Leo-
j
nard
Kenworthy,
most
of
Hie!
world
lives
in
Asia,
most
of
th.'
world
is
non-white,
most
of
the
i
world
is
ill-fed,
most
of
the
world
is
sick,
and
most
of
the'
world
is
illiterate.
The
profes-1
sor
is
affiliated
with
the
Aniert-!
can
Friends
Service
and
doesn't
j
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...
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Jt
1
lilack
Blots
Red
Spots
TO
CELEBRATE
their
new
alliance
with
the
United
States.
Franco's
led
wemoers
unly
Cubs
CIVIC
CENTRE
take
a
word
back.
Why
should
I
he?
A00D
HOUSE
at
the
Alaska
Music
Trail
concert
last
nitjht
served
as
convincing
proof
i.hatthe
public
of.
Prince
Rupert
does
not
wish
to
"lose
'its
opportunity
of
hearing
the
great
artists
!I
.which
this
series
provides.
As
the
business
meeting
on
Tuesday
night
.showed,
there
is
a
very
real
danger
that
the
Alaska
f
,
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w
Falangists
are
parading,
shouting
slogans
for
seizure
of
the
British
citadel
of
Gibraltar.
Somebody
will
have
to
write
a
new
definition
for
the
strnnup
'
A
sociologist
remarks
there
is
no
pat
answer
to
a
juvenile
delinquent,
although
one
school
of
thought
is
that
a
iillie
n...,.
1.
behind
that
little
put
would
solve
a'
lot.
..Music
J
rail
will
have
to
be
abandoned
unless
there
line-up
iine-up
or
of
1953
iao3
where
where
Spain,
Spain,
tht
the
.
an
immediate
.
improvement
in
.
ticket
sales.
Un-
newest
ally
of
our
oldest
aiiv
''ffmnthlv
trif.v
havo
ih-m.ul
n(F
t.l,..,.l
Ine
U.S.A.,
is
acting
almost
as
-
J
"'Ji,vl1
""
ly
"hk
if
she
were
still
a
Fascist.
last
season
that
the
Civic
Centre
is
faced
with
the
WJIES
THIS
CONCRETE
SILO
i
runihlerl
and
hnrpH
it.
m,t(c
PAKISTAN
has
now
followed
impossible
responsibility
of
subsidizing
the
series.
India's
examole
and
started
It's
looking
like
a
strike,
yet
one
can
cheer
up.
Do
you
realiw
that
a
year
ago
in
B.C.
4';.
pounds
of
T-bone
would
have
cost
you
five
dollars?
Today
the
same
cash
will
give
you
more
than
six
pounds
of
beefsteak,
and
the
price
is
expected
to
drop
lower
before
the
month
is
out.
Anyway,
this
is
whut
dealers
say.
farmer
Herb
Kepple
of
Richmond.
Kan.,
blamed
the
destruction
on
dry
weather,
now
plaguing'
men
of
agriculture
throughout
the
West
and
Midwest.
Kepple
is
confronted
with
the
problem
of
removing
the
ensilage,
valued
at
$2,000
which
was
to
be
the
winter
feed
for
his
livestock.
.its
nuances
are
not
geared
to
this,
and
there
would
ine
Da"
rollln&
10
aiare
ner-
,
.
,
.
,
,
.
.,
i
self
a
"Republic,
but
within
the
no
choice
but
to
advise
the
artists
that
in
future
commonwealth-
-V
i
:
j
I.;
"
hey
must
by-pass
Prince
Rupert.
Small
commu-
Tne
British
ex-Empire
has
ai
i
ways
deilea
successful
defini
CONTINUING
NOV.
6
and
7
J-ancie
f-anlie
2-12
yrs.
Reg.
75c,
89c,
$1
00
2
for
47
Vf
ofETTERBOX
'.Tities
like
Bella
Coola
may
welcome
them,
and
'.naturally
the
Alaska
points
are
all
lined
up,
but
sorry
Prince
Rupert
is
out.
f
Such
a
situation
is
unthinkable
and,
we
are
tion,
and
today
does
so
more
than
ever.
Churchill's
iffhand
wisecrack
about
the
strange
character
of
the
British
world-wide
community
of
nations
is
still
the
shrewdest:
A
collector
of
miniature
elephant's
whose
home
Is
in
fornia
has
been
presented
witTf
an
800-pound
live
one.
And
The
Editor,
N,,t
on!y
did
the
UFAWU
ln
j
The
Dally
News:
,
linrit
the
membership
of
pre-
I
,
.,
.
'
.
.
Pwpnt
Recent
artifice
articles
nnnn;..
1
-
.-
V
nnvmced,
does
not
express
the
general
wish.
After
I
In
f(j(on
(on
(J(oit3e
t.,cL"
"We,tlost
half
of
trying
to
apearing
in
a
vious
unions-,
it
also
inherited
'WO
,.,WO
lllicert-iin
unctriain
ve-ir
jeais
at,
it
tha
the
Start,
tirt"
the
Alaska
A
lT,
MUSIC
,
jkeep
it,
and
made
it
infinitely
(Vancouver
paper
supposedly
re-
the
traditions
and
ideas
which
.'.Trail
last
season
proved
thai-it
Was
wanted
here
!reater
fyn
to
give
it
away."
i
porting
on
trade
union
develop
had
been
40
years
in
the
making.
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t
.,
.
,
'
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,
,
i
:
:
menis
.
in
tne
irauiiB
lishing
industry
inuustry
;
The
i
ne
basic
basic
idea
uiea
so
so
inherited
Inherited
was
was
$1.8
thereby
hangs
a
tail-Hair
and
teeth
are
said
to
h.:
man's
best
friends
But
even
thj'
best
have
been
known
to
eventually
fall
outund
stay
that
way.
COME
to
think
of
it,
the?
defeat
i
have
compelled
me
to
write
this
that
of
trade
union
riemnri-aev
We
would
regret
it
bitterly
if
we
lost
the
series
CZ?
rl
'1
1
ier;.f
"f.v
hf.
en:
and
?GS'e
who
7-
4
years.
Reg.
$3.95....
Cj(i()(irilini
ISfir
8-
12
years.
Reg.
$3.95
...
,
.
.
..
,
,
'
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I".
T.
w'c
mi:
cnuuru
w
ami
men
win
understand
the
Impos
Uffh
Unintentional
neclect.
The
thing
that
ever
happened
for
should
know
the
uniiiw.iiuujioi
nciiTv.
l.
i
iic
best
ufsi.
wav
way
to
to
rr
.w.
uic
sentiment
sriiuinem
oi
of
sibilitv
sionny
oi
of
trvin
trying
in
to
maintain
maintain
,
"-""!us"
a
v..
-
ivu.
uiiuiLTini
nimsp
t
nnn
nnnsp
snmwin.
uhn
ho.
t.r..un
er.
:
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...
...
...
.
.
Mfvunt
irevent
thiit
that
uiui,
is
ic
w
to
tn
buv
uuj
hut,
f
tickets
uincis
ini.-..-.
now
innv
iur
Fn.-
for
rh,
Llie
i.
hr
two
rC-
.
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for
50"i,li"
of
sch
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on
anything
-
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i
i
inuusiry.
ana
some-
but.
a
true
democratic
base.
XMAS
TIP:
com.
i
&
Find
Out
For
Yourself
nHtaV
j.Z
r,
'
w''c"''
"loreover
wno
1S
not
and
The
constitution
of
the
UFAWU
i
LT?
i!'
taen
"
,he
is
an
Psion
of
democratic
i
"n1-dn,
h"
6.a
h
,
""
'ln
f
act
I
oplnton
on
the
part
of
fishermen
Cialuirtline
S)lriilt
i
,
.
:
".v
;
i-iuB,cssive
uonservaiive
party
and
shoreworkers
since
it
-o
,-
,
Thp
The
inrJ
he
member-ln
statin
the
n
ine
R
DlinO
Blind
he
udp
hfd
..Thrfe1
n
any
IP
mI
:.B.rowled
.
t?..R!
t:.
L"1;
to
which
I
belonir
I
do
r
,harH
which
re
7
,
".naininjr
performances.
With
two
more
successful
concerts,
Prince
Rupert
will
be
safely
on
the
Trail.
Help
STARTING
this
week
and
lasting
until
November
1-1,
those
who
are
suffering
under
one
of
life's
?nost,
difficult
handicaps
are
asking
for
help.
They
Tire
fhe
hlind
Thev
nvp
tVio
8-12
years.
-Reg.
$4.95
iMinir
"pr
eide
iHhe'uaS
'"0t
Tf""
"
"
anyne'S
bUsi-
'"''
the
membership.
In
the
!da
Son
of
the
ltLh
El
n??,bUi
mV
0W"-
but
beCRUSe
R
face
of
thls
fact'
the
charKes
0'
S
'of
ThrBrS'RaJ
Tha
ieto
What
rwi:doml"at'"
jjcn
are
made
icoming
to
an
end,
as
it
did,!
,
,,
y"
-
a-nst
the
UFAWU
are
slander-
i
with
flags
flying,
bands
play-1
n
a"my
years
ln
lne
Industry
ous
lies.
(OoijA
ins,
and
the
sincere
singing
of
,
ve
Deen
ass"iated
with
one
The
present
attempts
by
an
Aiilri
Auld
Lang
I,an
Rvno
Syne,
the
the
nhonoo-i
change-',00
unlon
or
r
another
aroth:r
and
and
manv
many
Americnn
American
nmnn
union
tn
to
rolH
raid
th
tho
$2.92
$19
5I.8S
$2.91
t
$1.85
2-4
years.
Reg.
$2.95..
1
With,
;
.tv
or
later
t-.
disease
r
or
injury,
must
i.
t'
live
xi
their
days
,
over
would
have
come
in
blood-
""lons
nave
come
and
gone
in
UFAWU
is
an
attempt
at
domin
in
blackness
and
in
danger
of
other
misfortunes
sned-
as
il
did
in
u.s.a.,
with
usiry
0.v"
tne
Past
atlon
by
an
American
group,
of
,
v.;
u
i.
i(v
l-
-i.
s
aeeP
legacy
of
hate.
i""
"
oi
mem
nave
Canadian
Industrial
workers,
-wnicri
such
an
atlllCtlOn
invites.
.
!
The
strange
thing
is
that,
in
,
been
8od-
others
not
so
good,
This
attcnjDt
so
far
has
been
'
!
.
V
f
I
...
..
'IL..
.
-ti
fctmtis
4-8
years.
Reg.
$4.95.
this
one
resPect.
ChurchiU
the
me
'ectual.
others
quite
the
lnunhable-and
I
it
j
predict
will
Phvkallv
sbacklpfl
.
.
tnysicaily
sndCKled
ns
as
thPv
they
iva
aie,
tV,a
the
Hm,l
blind
aie
ovo
PPOlte.
My
experience
has
J0King
writer
Is
Wiser
than
not
continue
to
be
laughable
regard-
a.race
set
apart.
But
their
plight
would
be
worse
if
Churchill
the
power-politician.
i.nly
bTee"
in
the
rank
and
file
less
of
the
lies
uttered
by
Sca-
Xlore
'ere
no
orcahizatiorr-
Ilk
.
tile
thhM
!
H"""
contemptuou.-
J0"-
Internationa!
Union
L
'
iv
leierreu
10
uanani
as
a
ituiuiuuiu
m-
suoKesmen.
Rational
,-
Institute
for
the
Blind-to
brine;
them
to
a
i"n"l'-d
fakir."
It
is
the
strange
I'
c.ludln,g
tle
Pst
ot
secretary
of:
in
the
UFAWU
no
one
is
de
position
where
thev
can
n
uotiv
intt
!.rny5
.h'sL
Lhal
theJnf!"-ITnU
the
L:
1
membership
or
any
privilege
Immediate
of
membership
because
of
race,
Fish-'
relminn
nr
rv,,imoi
nnii
v
j
---
....w
!uilc
ui
LuaL
iii.Lie
.Drown
same
!
w
numraias
in
life
has
transformed
what
was
once
j
Predecessors
of
the
ic
United
United
Fish
1-3
years.
Reg.
$4.95...
r.m:ii
aim
Ainea
w
o
r
k
e
i
'
which
Is
-true
democracy.
Every
Umon'
'
:
member
has
the
full
right
of
Organizations
in
tht
fishing
criticism,
the
right
and
duty
of
industry
did
not
,,
:
,a
mere
fcmpire,
built
on
force,
With
personnel
,
specially
...
oualified
,.,
to
help
the
.
lt0
a
world-wide
family
of
free
jhQess
and
their
families
adjust,-themselves
to
free'
nati(jns-ln-normal
living,
libraries
containing-
books
in
Braille
i
f-'
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n,'-:$y
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1.
1
uiim
lUi
lIIU.iU.li
Lstence
because
of
any
drive
by
ins
union
policy.
The
Seafarers'
any
political
trroun
but.
annrorwl
Tnrernatinnnl
ITni
$1.4!
WTifl
Mnnnlvrwi
orl,
j
,i
.
;
neJtli
is
a
small
story
with
a
6-18
months.
Reg.
$2.50
big
lesson
as
an
inevitable
result
of
the
otlier
unions
cduld
very
well
lougn
conditions
and
poor
earn-
"py
the
UFAWU.
Certainly,
if
ings
of
those
who
worked
in
the
t.hev
did.
seamen
who
are
In
the
industry.
The
course
nf
nm-t
Km
-would
out
a
hotter
Hoi
ik..
SHAVEMASTEfl
Bigger,
single
SMOOTH
head
shave
CLOSER
than
any
other
method,
wet
or
dry.
Try
it
then
drop
a
hinl
lo
the
folks
for
Christmas.
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
Phone
644
organizations
were
the
antagon-
they
receive
now.
ALL
SUITABLE
FOR
CHRISTMAS
SHOPPIE
The
STORK
Shoppy
IfZ
TW
,?
P
f
have
lived
ln
Vancouver
different
i,
types
of
gear,
different
,,ln-e
1800
and
am
proud
of
being
racial
groups,
and
different
rnM;n
t
.r
t---
i
-
j
v.i.iwjMn.111
mm
dim
iiictny
uuicr
facilities
-for
the
blind,
the
CNIB
is
able
to
save
lliousands
from
misery
and
despair.
fn
Prince
Rupert,
George
Mitchell
is
head
of
the
CNIB's
local
branch.
His
appeal
for
financial
Support
of
this
cause
should
receive
a
generous
isponse.
Contributions
should
be
sent
to
the
Bank
'II
Commerce.
Alternatively,
the
-Daily
News
will
ajfeept
those
being
delivered
by
hand
after
banking
Tlwurs.
areas,
which
led
to
many
small
UFAWU
because
I
believe
it
is
an
unions,
all
with
a
separate
axe
outstanding
examnle
of
the
best
.(
crflnn
214-216
Sixth
Sf
Phone
Green
184
Canadian
conception
of
demo-
it
It
was
,
only
i
with
the
birth
of
,-..
o..
.
....
.j
.
A
very
fine
native
son
of
British
Guiana,
His
Honor
Sir
Frank
McDavid,
CMG,
CBE,
was
invited
to
the
Coronation
to
help
represent
British
Guiana.
He
was
to
be
specially
honored
by
receiving
his
knighthood
frorii
Her
Majesty,
the
Queen-
But
when
his
plane
stopped
overnight
at
Bermuda,
no
hotel
would
give
him
a
room,
because
of
-course
Sir
Frank's
skin
shade
is
not
white.
That
disgraceful
episode
happened
,pftfy
the
April
.
election,
'
eoplajJr
majority'
to
a
party
campaigning
openly
on
an
anti-capitalist,
anti
-
white
and
anti
-
British
ticket.
But
if
helps
to
explain
why
See
PHILPOTT
Page
7-
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u.pTcu
IAJ
tUI
LUII1
lUettlf
tV.A
Trci.iirfr
i
.
me
umwu
in
1U45,
-
useir
a
corri-
of
late
which
have
been
coming
bination
of
many
previous
or-
in
from
the
South.
The
UFAWU
ganizations
that
some
kind
i,r
,ii.
-if
117..
lo
.those
l
J
yifl
ps-
'came
11,10
bell1-.
less
Ptth
attempts
of
the
SIU
i-.His
-Gift
that
kimtifh
yho
live
in
darkness.
1
'j
-
iiFA.-m.
'
"X,
f-i.
p
m
anv
otnerf
rmuo;
p
import
UFAWU
wrrerrse
sftides
huve
revised
and
suTpect'
demneYaHc
been
made
in
bettering
fish
ideas
prices
and
general
conditions
for
!
I
conclude
by
quoting
the
Sav-fishermen
as
well
as
establish-
lour
Himself:
"Know
you
the
ing
more
decent
waees
and
run-
tith
o.,,
rv,n
u
..
v
Helicopters
lo
Deliver
Film
;
To
New
BBC
Television
"Citv"
TyDCDTAPW
dUions
for
wage
workers.
i
ROBERT
DEANS
McCAFFERY.
HIRAM
X,
WAiKER
,?
'
1
LONDON
(RenterslTho
nnc:.rf.i
.
,
liv
li
n
vim
1
uomuciii,
diicauy
iias
movea
10
I,
.
....
li.
building
a
$25,000,000
.
"tele-jits
new
quarters
in
the
White
...
y
WK
iu
vrais.uiy
area
or
west
London.
But
DRESS
PUMPS!
'i,
complete
administrative
and
nrnrinctinn
"British
tplpviclrm
V,o.
departments
....
will
not
.u.
no
n
be
moved
4r
.......
.
naq
uul-
grown
the
facilities
it
has
used
for
some
time.
mnce
1935.
The
plan
for
the
new
I
Alexandra
Palace
first
home
centre
was
made
about
seven
xars
ago.
It
now
is
getting
up
We
have
selected
a
group
of
top
quality
Dress
Pumps
with
high
heels
and
are
selling
these
at
only
$5
95
Infteleaixtiirl
steam
:
under
the
d
rection
nf
1
'
-
l.
.
'
.'
v
.'
Sir
Georce
Ba
of.
television-
t
Television
City"
will
have
a!
IMPERIAL
CANADIAN
WHISK
Decanter
Botfle
of
BBC
television,
still
houses
much
of
the
administration
and
is
the
transmitting
centre.
Most
of
the
production
now
is
at
Lime
Grove,
near
White
City,
which
Barnes
has
called
"the
world's
finest
television
centre."
The
BBC
has
spent
$3,500,000
on
Lime
Grove
and
its
three
studios.
Lonq
Memories
ROSETOWN.
Sa.sk-
(CP)
John
..
V'j
i
:'
,
,,
.
,;
,
i
f
RED
GREEN
NAVY
BLUE
BLACK
min
central
building
known
as
j)e
ring,"
housing
rehearsal
JWims,
offices,
dressing
rooms
nd
a
glass-enclosed
public
gal-Irry.
-rfutting
out
from
the
central
.ructure
like
spokes
of
a
wheel
i')i
be
seven
long
studio
rtmild-rgs,
each
overlooked
by
the
stnindproof
gallery.
There
also
will
be
several
'smaller
buildings,
plus
a
helicopter
landing-sace
for
delivery
of
newsreels
and
other
urgent
film
material.
.
The
scenery
and
"props"
de-
W.
Smith,
who
operated
the
,iv:';.r
.4.
first
farm
binder
in
this
district,
has
celebrated
his
100th
birthday.
He
recalls
the
introduction
of
oil
lamps
when
he
was
a
boy,
and
can
alsp
remember
the
first
time
he
saw
cups
with
handles-
JC
If
Regularly
priced
to
$12.00
.'
f.
.
I.-
All
Sizes
in
the
group
:rcr
rr
NOTICE
OF
COURT
OF
REVISION
RE
VOTERS
LIST
TI?eL.CUrt
of
Revisiori
shall
sit
on
November
16th,
at
10
a.m.,
in
the
Mayor's
office,
to
Torrect
and
revise
list
of
voters
for
1953-54
voters'
list.
pi
tram
l
Vaik
ter
ous
..."
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'
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'
'
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.
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SHOE
STORE
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LONG,
Returning
Officer.
629
Third
Avenue
West
.
,
LIMITED
DISTIl'lERS
OF
THE
FAM
O
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This
adverlisrment
is
nnl
pnl.lishetl
r
dlsiiiavril
by
tlm
Liquor
Control
Board
"
W
Government
ol
Uritish
Columbia.
Phone
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