"
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
All
Aboard
Saturday,
June
28,
1953
By
G.
E.
MORTIMORE
-
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t
,
ray
.
.
.
Reflects
a
no
Reminisces
flVlll
s-
ha
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
I
he
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
J.
P.
MAUOK,
President
H.
Q.
PERRY,
Vice-President
Sometimes
an
honest
falsehood
is
the
safest
alibi.
For
instance,
I
know
an
army
veteran
who
has
humor
enough
n
v
Saturday
Sermon
Premier
St.
Laurent,
every
now
and
then
makes
a
broadcast.
This
Is
particularly
true
of
today,
with
an
election
in
sight.
He
does
not
speak
French
any
better
than
he
sneaks
Ent'lisil
i
J
and
in
nubile
affairs
this
Is
to
be
deplored
But
then,
he
had
JXt
an
advantage,
wun
a
separate
parent
for
itcn
language.
.
Uy
SR.
CAPT.
GEO.
OYSTRYK,
Savati
.
"'
yu
therefore,
btUn
,
T"'
!
God,
lhat
ye
present
your
bodies
li'vnr
1,
T
.crrnUb..
MU
God,
,,,,.
h
ywur
I
rom
almost
every
church
pulpit
and
we
hear
the
timely
urgency
of
HEVIVAI
-
7
things.
It
is.
not
the
awakening
of
the
re-awakening
of
the
living.
'
'
Every
minister
admlU
that.
there
Is
much
room
in
hi
ron-
faculty
a
-.--sr:iton
for
an
awakening
from
'God
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Play
Safe
safe
on
the
First
ho
alive
on
the
Second.
PLAY
This
warning'
is
being
issued
.
as
Canada
approaches
one
of
its.
most
dangerous
holidays
Dominion
Day.
Motor
vehicle
accidents
always
lead
the
list
of
holiday
accidents
as
millions
of
vehicles
jam
the
country's
highways.
Of
the
nianj
persons
taking
vacation
trips
this
year,
majority
will
go
by
car
and
many
of
them
will
use
the
mid-summer
holiday
as
the
beginning'
or
end
of
their
regular
vacation
periods.
This,
plus
the
increasing
number
of
new
cars
on
the
road
and
the'
substantial
rise
in
gasoline
consumption,
indicates
a
heavy
toll
of
dead
and
injured
unless
extra
to
joke
about
his
artificial
leg.
One
morning
at
the
breakfast
table,
something
went
wrong
and
all
the
ball
bearings
fell
out
ot
the
knee
joint.
It
took
more
than
an
hour
to
make
repaii-s.
By
that
time
my
friends
was
very
late
for
work.
Many
people
don't
even
know
that
my
friend
has
an
artificial
leg.
What
excuse
was
he
to
offer
for
being
so
late?
He
could
have
said
:
"Sorry.
The
ball
bearings
fell
out
of
my
artificial
leg,
and
it
took
more
than
an
hour
to
get
the
leg
fixed
up."
But
who
would
believe
that?
My
friend
simply
said
h?
had
been
ill
Another
friend
and
I
went
fishing.
Just
as
we
were
on
the
jKiint
of
going
home,
rather
late,
my
friend
got
a
bat
tangled
in
his
line.
At
the
some
time
he
snarled
the
line
In
a
tree
branch.
It
was
easy
enough
to
beach
the
boat
on
the
lake
shore
and
get
the
line
off
the
tree,
but
the
bat
wouldn't
come
loose.
Finally
we
cut
off
the
stretch
A
rard
from
JVte
Cravetto
pictures
a
recent
visit
to
the
beautiful
Will
Rogers
memorial
at
Denver.
One
can't
but
envy
Pete,
who
s
expected
bacK
home
In
Prince
Rupert
early
in
July-
He's
making
a
splendid
motor
tnur
through
the
niith-west,
and
must
be
stowing
away
a
lot
of
valued
memories.
Will
Rogers.
It
will
be
recalled,
perished
in
an
uir
crush
on
the
Arctic
roast
years
ago.
THESE
PIGEONS,
obviously
more
than
"kissin'
cousins,"
give
a
demonstration
of
billing
and
cooing
in
New
York's
Central
Park,
a
place
not
unfamiliar
with
love
birds.
This
is
the
kind
of
picture
amateur
photographers
dream
about.
So
far
as
we
know,
they
are
still
dreaming,
for
this
was
"shot"
by
a
professional!
a
certain
amount
of
lethargic,!
There
mav
h.
and
unprofitable
Indifference,
?"H
tion.
In
life
i
He
run
ee
the
subtle,
creeping
Udeal
serpent
of
materialism
wooing
I
fire
is
a
holv
,,.
1
the
unwary
Into
his
clutchc
,5
,
I
1
,,.ly,one
G
As
I
See
It
i
i
professing
nominalism,
without
I
Hon
nf.
hf,i,,
mw
'
t6L
Nowirr
prof
its
continue
to
the
real
transformation
of
ChrM
'
lee
line,
but
mis
does
not
mean
We
might
cite
the
various
Scrip-
UliI
m
act
fTJ
to(W
'
the
news
reading
public
will
dtdlcat"J'1
li
ture-glven
illustration,
of
re
h
h
.
suffer
seriously.
Jt
won
t.
Com-
,"
.
.k
-
:
,
0f,
'
I
)lud
b
"
nttmtw-r-
BY
inodity
costs
keen
rlimbinif
vet
....
..
,
niii
it-i
iiieiniiers,
then
rp,..
uul
vibrancy,
in
not
to
be
found
come
in
effect
lp
methods,
but
In
a
person
Mllt
,
,',
'
"
Ood's
own
Son,
Jesus
Christ.
y
lhe
fil
The
first
two
verses
of
Rom-
a'2aP
d'
..
t
.
.
!
passionate
Prespn
rf
,
papers
keep
selling
for
the
pro-
'.
verbial
nickel.
Nevertheless,
.
some
executive
action
must
b
tuken
in
the
way
of
cutting
i
Vo.,U
and
improving
service.
H
on
to
a
Te
"
O
Home;
Publishers
are
to
survive.
For
Christ
or
't
1..1
of
Ch
W
Hlank
C,
wii,
at.au
A
MIC
CONSIDER
these
news
items
of
the
past
few
weeksjw
Ja
TT
Czech
workers
rehel
and
try
to
hum
down
a
fae-!&
dominance
of
Jesus
Christ
In
the
!
real
iff.
When
Ha
has
the
ma-emln.
oi
line
in
which
the
bat
was
tangled.
It
seemed
cruel
to
leave
the
bat
mere
to
die,
all
trussed
up,
so
we
spent
a
long
time
freeing
it.
"Sorry
I'm
late
home,
dear.
Got
a
bat
tangled
in
my
line,
and
it
took
an
hour
to
untangle
it."
I
don't
know
what
excuse
my
friend
offered
his
wife,
but
I'm
sure
it
wasn't
that.
Recently
we
saved
a
Siamese
cat
from
the
gas
chamber
by
giving
it
a
home.
The
cat
was
a
friendly
animal,
worth
money
on
the
market
if
it
had
not
been
for
one
fault.
The
cat
ate
cloth.
On
the
first
evening
it
ate
part
of
a
woollen
sock
i
wool
was
its
favorite
cloth
i.
tory,
though
the
death
penalty
surely
follows
such
action
in
that
Red-ruled
land.
The
Russian
armv
-
in
Kti-it
-'
.
i
DIRECTOm
I
Hrli-
In
til
fliorfh
M
,
I
siil
',
-m
st.ns.
M.ni
sh.
l
!:tr,
ocrr
riiwin,
i
.
The
Australian
eru
-r
Sv-n-v
!
ence:
tiw
wnewlng
of
the
is
making
her
S
as
a
nalurnl
f"-
first
visit
to
Hall-!"1"
fax
which
port
has
given
her
!
"'l''nce-
,
,
,
.
as
well
as
other
ships,
a
wimle
When
Christ
becomes
the
of
rentre.
of
tlie
existence.
a
welcome.
Austral
n,u
.i
Germany
is
called
out
to
sup-i
,
,
,
"
press
a
violent,
widespread
and''
'.'T1,.4'
b
showlnB
thut
tne
flrst
efu'
spontaneous
spontaneous
attemot
attempt
at
at
revoiu-!
revolu
of
AM;i.lf
riTmuu
41
h
AVf
W
it
Dmwnj!.
,
,
n
r
.
,
t
.1
.....
.
,
mi-ii
fcin-ic
luuuwA
a
oeoication
t
W'lj
ummunlus
I
t.
.service,
while
not
so
old,
can
be
necessary
change
is
to
be
untidiness
and
confusion.
As
the
of
every
possessive
fon.'e
and
tion.
Thousands
of
hand-made
slogans
appear
"Ivan
Oo
Home."
sain
to
ha.e
had
a
proud
and
care
is
used
by
both
motorists
and
pedestrians.
The
following
advice
is
pointed
out
by
a
well-known
safety
council
adviser
to
holidaying
motorists:
"Wherever
you're
going,
start
early
and
take
it
easy.
Don't
be
in
too
big
a
hurry
to
get
there.
Obey
legal
and
common
sense
speed
limits
and
keep
your
car
under
control
at
all
times.
Keep
a
safe,
clear
stopping
distance
between
you
and
the
car
ahead.
Slow
down
at
sundown,
and
hold
your
nighttime
speed
helow
the
maximum
at
which
you
can
stop
within
the
range
of
your
lights.
"
"After
you
arrive,
don't
overdo
in
exercise,
eating
or
exposure
to
sun.
Don't
swim
alone,
know
the
depth
of
the
water,
wait
an
hour
after
eating,
and
don't
show
off
in
the
water
or
in
boats."
BUSINESS
SPOTLIGHT
Stock
Market
Prices
Advance
Steady
But
Brokers'
Optimism
Still
Cautious
By
GORDON
MacKINNON
,1.8
at
95.5,
papers
up
16.09
at
A
keynote
of
cautious
optimism
;
675.71,
industrials
up
2.2
at
184
9
was
struck
at
stock
exchanges
j
combines
up
2.1
at
155
1
and
this
week
as
price
levels
showed
golds
up
1.23
at
56.96.
a
seeieL
of
steariv
advances
fnl-
aimi.
w
a
Cunim
a,uill
g
Prijcjt,,
tl
-
iii.j
rtiitiw.
lilt-
un.swer
it
1
i
.v.
j
.
.
that
mat
is
is
"So
bo
what
whif"
juwunguLwo
nistory.
For
ex-
ample.
It
was
durimr
th
pir.i
Syr.gman
Rhee
fiouts
the
UN
and
U.S.A.
in
Korea,
sabotages
,
Oreat
War
that
the
German
the
vtic
i-n-iiuuiK
pending
cease-fire.
cease-nre,
and
n.ifiITIIE
RUSSIANS
are
now
learn-,
warship
Emden
was
sunk
hv
n
students
wildly
demonstrate
in
Rwuir
iBi
HIIHT
BPTI!T
6th
Ave
C
at
tmxt
Mlnwu-r:
K-
ab
Gl
IIHT
CKI-mTUIH
4t.ii
Avt-nuf
tin
R
v.
B,
A
Wrlitht
45
lng
the
hard
way
that
their
vessel
called
the
Sydney
Th
new,
much
more
subtle
form
of
1
Kmili
n
hv
Ih..
Seoul
carrying
plarards
reading
...
..,
v,,,
.tw.
Ill.lllf'
II
Red
Imperialism
Is
no
more
nr
heap
of
trouble
In
the
SouUi
YanKee
Go
Home
"
The
King
of
Cambodia,
Ion
First
United
Church
Sixth
Ave.
W.
and
Mus;rav
SERVICES
!
at
11.00
a.m.
and
7:30
p.m.
j
COME
AND
WORSHIP
ceptable
to
the
conquered
people
of
east
Europe
than
the
maintained
by
the
French
their
"
1
n'
-llrrean
imper-his
stooges
in
Indo-Chlna,
tells
ia"sm
!s
to.
.,ne
P"'"
with
erstwhile
uav.misters
-r...,
,
.
out
or
we
will
put
you
out."
I
"'"-wn,le
Seas
30
years
ago.
The
old
believe
everythiiif!.
the
middle-aged
suspect
everything;
the
young
know
everything
Oscar
Wilde.
The
Kodak
Is
the
Bible
of
the
Mahometans.
Schoolboy
howler.
.
Now
that
the
Queen
his
K-
"
me
L!ecns
revollei
The
political
leirlers
in
PHt
No
Sunday
Schools
until
Seplmber
6.
The
Church
Is
always
open
for
meditation
and
prayer.
enmrt
K..
1
1
..
-
..........
i
..
.
.
.
.
,
I
fcn
vw-i
uquuuitea
wlin
HKT
I
MTIIl
S-tt
Bill
AvMiur
Mv.
L.
O
BMm
jm
tiiov
m
Frasw.Strw
CO.
Br
dipt
Omm
H
Sunday
echini
2
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rtl
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6th
Avrnur
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MrBi;fs
Pt:
Rff.
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0
fir
itM'
ST.
I'l.TI.RM
.IM.IJll
Seal
Cnv
f,unly
School
11061.'
Evening
Pruyitf
7.30
pi
Ki:oi
i
ft
Btmt
Bumliiy
School
11:00
IT
MnrnliiK
WiHT-hip
Smw
M
Ir
..,,
USilSTJSTlL.'S.
out
ft
inr
iover-riding
lesson
from
all
the!
Gotland
than
ever
before.
Her
'
..vuiuing
l,u
U1C
A&MJClittea
lowing
a
month
of
almost
unin-i
Press
average
of
60
stocks,
New
bases
on
Danish
soil.
"
lintitu
",t
'
all
'n
nxitir
TL
Ilia
...n-l
tn
,l"cw"
MnlilGtv
n-ol
.n
i
.
1
terruuted
decline.
to
I
York
markets
advanced
narrow
,i
wviti
uue
wuiiu
is
mat
i
"j.--i.j
win
rt'iuni
nome
I
ALL
forms
of
imperialism
are
I
Buckingham
Palace,
and
see
ly
up
S1.6
at
S107.20.
'
SURELY
all
the.se
facts
add
up
;uoomra.
aooui
tidying
up
those
300
cor-
ridors
and
200
nmmt
i.,n
n
It
took
several
bites
of
a
plastic
sponge,
but
spat
the
pieces
out.
The
cat
is
now
in
a
veterinarian's.
It
has
some
vitamin
deficiency
which
makes
it
eat
cloth.
The
animal
doctor
is
trying
to
cure
it.
Suppose
I
had
excused
myself
in
the
following
way
for
missing
an
appointment:
"Sorry,
but
the
cat
ate
part
of
my
pant
leg,
and
all
my
other
suits
were
at
the
cleaner's."
The
cat
didn't
eat
my
pant
leg,
but
he
could
have
done.
The
answer
to
that
true
alibi
would
have
been
a
blank
stare.
Another
friend
has
a
small
son
who
puts
objects
in
daddy's
pockets.
Once
it
was
a
marble.
Another
time
it
was
a
spoon.
My
friend
found
the
spoon
when
he
drew
a
package
of
cigarettes
from
his
pocket
and
the
spoon
tumbled
out
with
it.
As
it
happened,
my
friend
was
in
a
restaurant
at
the
time.
He
became
awere
of
a
waitress
gazing
sardonically
over
his
shoulder.
He
started
out
to
say:
"This
i-
a
spoon
from
my
house.
You
see,
my
little
boy
likes
to
put
things
in
my
pocket
..."
But
what
was
the
use?
The
waitress
obviously
didn't
believe
him.
Silently
he
put
the
spoon
back
in
his
pocket,
paid
the
bill
and
slunk
out
of
the
restaurant.
He
hasn't
been
in
that
restaurant
since.
,
EVANGELICAL
FREE
Station
"It"
liuildiug
Pastor:
Mr.
C.
W.
Sinclair
11:09
A.M
Sunday
School
and
Bible
study
7:30
P.M
Oospel
Service.
OTTAWA
DIARY
BRITAIN
saw
the
light
in
time
arranging
for
washing
10,000
when
India,
under
Gandhi
!
'i"dows.
and
Nehru,
raised
the
cry
"Quit
India."
Women
mnv
be
hist
ns
smnrt
n.
to
something
obvious
and
overwhelming.
.
The
days
of
Imperialism,
are
numbered.
Every
nation
is
determined
to
run
itself
The
yellow,
brown
and
black
peoples
who
were
conquered,
one
way
or
another,
by
the
white
intruders
are
all
By
NORMAN
M.
McI.F.OI)
ilth
Avr
Iiecause
Britain
did
milt
in-
I
n,en
but
more
widows
than
wid-
j
Pa
itor:
Hfi
Ioiifttl
k
T
The
first
real
"break"
In
the
dia,
in
time
to
prevent
a
holo-'
owers
'be
"
known,
re-wed.
caust,
the
free
leaders
of
free
Brantlon
Sun.
present
election
.
campaign
inaia
and
free
Pakistan
are
nn
reaching
the
point
where
they
meaning
oy
a
"break"
the
intervention
of
some
whnllv
for
Firsf
Presbyterian
CI
jointly
in
!
demand
what
Is
the
whit,
:
i
Egypt
trying
to
recon-
rCT?un-
Brokers
cited
several
promising
"signs
of
the
times"
in
explaining
the
mild
recovery.
The
United
States
federal
reserve
board's
decision
this
week
to
ease
its
tight
money
policy
wa.:
said
by
many
to
have
made
funds
more
accessible
to
investors
and
acted
as
a
"shot
in
the
arm"
to
New
York
stock
markets.
Canadian
observers
were
convinced
that
reliable
reports
of
a
big
uranium
strike
on
the
north
shore
of
Lake
Huron
were
at
least
partially
responsible
for
the
current
upswing
amone;
selected
uranium
stocks
listed
on
the
Toronto
stock
exchange.
The
Financial
Post
commented
on
the
new
find:
"After
five
years
of
extensive
exploration
Eastern
Canada
seems
to
have
emerged
with
the
tuitous
event
has
gone
to
the
Liberal
government
in
the
form
of
the
dramatic
bounce-back
In
ThriiUKhout
thr
world
tortay
tlwre
(tuea
up
the
cry
Inmi
th(iuslKl
'Peuce.
priKtc"
mid
tlionr
it,
no
wucc
Until
nirn
and
women
turn
In
full
li
ui
Jikim
Clirlnt.
thef
will
ulwnya
he
wnr.
hut
nil
mid
trlf.
If
yon
re
looking
(or
p-c
and
t'onU'ntment
conslili-r
tlie
clalnin
of
ItOM
M
(
IIHlsT
Who
In
the
PRINCE
OP
PEACE
man's
most
priZed
possession
at
l
"
f
pl
8
,?alural
aemand
'or
,?
comP,"te
Bovernment
with
home-the
right
to
run
hu
n
'1P
""nonwealth',
vital
nerd
emmtry
It.isy
in
beside
his
own
the
way
"int
for
tfsu
f
iif""ne
Europeans
to
say,
as
they
did:
Ih
,
,
.
.
4U
the
price
of
wheat.
Some
10
davs
aeo
wheat
Drices
werp
hre.fiWini?
wide
nnen
iiiui,
io
wnai
Llie
U1U
D(K)K
Ol
In
just
a
couple
of
days
they
everywhere,
that
they
can
run
the
"backward
areas"
better
than
Asians
or
Africans.
That
may
be
quite
true.
But
as
our
Governor-General
Lord
Willing-don
once
remarked.
"Good
government
is'
no
substitute
for
wi.sdom
means
when
it
talks
of
casting
your
bread
upon
the
waters
and
seeing
them
return
after
many
days.
Big
School
PRCnrOTrT1
Mrs
w
ciroppea
rrom
around
the
International
Wheat
Agreement
maximum
of
$2.05
per
bushel
to
17
cents
below
that
figure.
To
opposition
party
headquarters
THt
NAMl
TO
WATCH
fOR
GKtAT
ADVANCCS
IN
tCFHGlfATION
self-government.
"i'w.
i
.
....ui
i
vii,
tf-s
jviure
r
penally
lo
me.
at
Bi:
keitJ
Iplii4-the
JdvVjJ)-
brices
inevitably
affects
the
po-rrttcal
inmate-''
oT-'P-'leadPr
George
Drew's
Western
Canada
tour,
now
commencing
Tho
Pr"
uit-m,
nrcuieu
inuue-io-oroer.
it
was
a
situation
reminiscent
of
the
ill-fated
Bennett
eovern-
GH33(B
CQ3D
jrne
old
Canadian
colonies
.
than
500
nchnol
teachers
-and
were
more
efficiently
run
under
'other
summer
college
students
tliiatK-i:Fatilv.-G(mnHet',?wlll
attend
.
-the
fourth
annual
than
they
were
immediately
j
summer
sessions
of
University
of
after
the
crude
colonials
got
!
New
Brunswick
Teachers'
College
home
rule.
So
in
India.
So
in
,
here
from
July
6
to
Aug.
15.
It
is
Persia.
So
In
Burma
But
you
'the
largest
summer
school
in
Just
can't
hold
back
the
irre-
I
the
Atlantic
provinces.
ment
campaign
of
1935.
when
chieftain
has
the
consolation
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRYPOCK
i
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Werx?iiriWiil'fe'
to"
visitors
to
worship
it-'
231
Fourth
Aw.
W
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wri
OrgaiilsU:
Mrs.E.J
Sf
and
John
Currie
SUNDAY.
JUNE
21..
that,
while
the
prairie
seats
10
days
ago
looked
lost
to
thB
l.lh-
wheat
prices
slumped
steadily
while
the
Conservative
prime
minister
was
touring
the
prair
erals,
it
was
the
Social
Credit
and
CCF
movements
that
appeared
to
be
the
benefieiarius
ies
ana
tne
government
forces
were
decimated
in
the
reaction
Mnrninit
Worship
II
H
..
i
l
19.
of
producers'
discontent
of
that
situation.
He
probably
TRAVELLING
BY
CAR?
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
and
MTNING
MACHINERY
Ktiniuy
M'ntMK
i...-Ilvenlnir
Wnrship
1
Minister
at
both
se
"Remember
the
SabW
to
keep
it
Holy-
nut
in
recent
days
that
hopeful
parallel
for
the
opposition
parties
has
ended.
Wheat
prices
have
bounced
back
as
rapidly
as
theV
fell
Fnrl.hnnnnra
is
no
worse
on,
therefore,
than
he
was
at
any
time.
The
trouble
Is
that
there's
Just
an
outside
chance
now
that
the
Liberals
may
be
better
off
than
appeared
the
case
when
the
campaign
opened
in
the
closely
competitive
nature
of
this
election
race,
that's
something
for
the
Drew
forcas
to
worry
over.
there's
a
re-assuring
strength
to
the
world
market's
tone.
Fed
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
202
Sixth
Avenue
Wrsl
eral
wheat
marketing
experts
are
no
loneer
worried
nhnnt
(HBQUW
(
APT.
AND
MRS
disposal
of
the
wheat
stocks
on
SI'NDAY
SKRVK'F.S
10:30-Sunday
S,l,l
and
':ltT
Bible
lass.
of
prize
ol
aruajor
uranium;
find"
In
interpreting
trading
statin-:
tics,
market
technicians
refer
to
a
well-known
economic
axiom
which
.states
that
the
combination
of
increasing
volume
and
rising
pi
ices
denotes
confidence
among
investors.
During
the
week,
turnover
at
Toronto,
in
keeping
with
this
axiom,
increased
an
average
of
about
600,0000
share;:
a
day
until
Friday
when
volume
contracted
slightly
In
the
usual
pre-week-end
reaction.
However,
pessimists
were
quick
to
point
to
certain
warning
signs.
They
say
that
all's
not
well
with
the
market
in
view
of
the
softness
appearing
in
western
oils
from
mid-week
onward
Taking
a
shorter-range
look
at
activity
in
Toronto,
base
metals
proved
the
market's
most
consistent
winners.
Following
the
insistence
of
lead
and
zinc
commodity
prices
to
further
declines
the
grouping
has
gone
ahead
10
index
points
since
June
16.
Industrials
reflected
Wall
Street's
stronger
trend
while
western
oils
came
out
with
a
modest
gain
during
the
week.
Golds
showed
little
change.
In
Montreal,
papers
took
the
lead
Tuesday
in
a
general
market
advance
that
was
Joined
Wednesday
and
Thursday
by
industrials.
New
York
markets
made
headway
Monday
and
Tuesday,
slipped
back
Wednesday
but
forged
ahead
Thursday.
Closing
activity
struc
k
a
mixed
note.
The
Toronto
stock
exchange's
weekly
index
had
Industrials
up
f.OSPrX
I
K'"'
'
(iursl
Spral"'0;
Kev.
C.
FH
nana,
iney're
satisfied
that
there's
strong
world
demand
for
them.
Furthermore,
they're
moving
in
a
business-like
way
to
tak?
advantage
of
the
situation.
Since
obviously
no
one
can
foretell
what
the
state
of
the
market
will
be
after
this
11:30
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HI
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advantage
of
the
complete
facilities
available
at
the
B
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Reservation
Service.
k
Maps,
Highway
Information.
k
Free
Towing
Service.
k
Personal
Accident
Insurance.
k
Free
Legal
Advice.
Costs
Less
Than
3c
Per
Day
.
To
Be
A
Member
JOIN
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That
makes
its
own
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cubes
without
trays
and
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50
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48
Anelia
...
'41
Oldsmobile
Sedan
with
radio
is
poured
upon
It,
the
Canadian
Wheat
Board
is
straining
every'
effort
to
profit
from
the
strength
of
demand
at
the
moment.
To
that
end
It
is
offering
wheat,
for
the
lirst
time
In
Its
history,
at
the
Atlantic
seaboard
at
the
same
price
as
at
St-
Lawrence
ports.
The
policy
involves
the
absorption
of
transportation
charges
of
approximately
11
cents
per
bushel.
But
it
offers
an
Inducement
to
Importing
countries
to
take
wheat
from
a
position
which
will
mean
speediest
possible
deliveries
at
least
a
week
ahead
of
wheat
bought
i
from
positions
on
the
St.
Lawrence,
and
pnmneHncr
,itv.
V
I
W
BOYS'
CAMP
August
12
These
CaBips
arc
for
children
9
-
y,rl(jf
Our
lacillties
are
excellent:
Fine
cabin-'.,
wM
',
heaters,
running
water,
froin
u
new
well;
wai
j
$650
the
kitchen.
LF.ADl'RS
see
it
in
operation
at
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
Box
1279
Prime
Rupert
'41
Packard
120
Sedan
$350
Kelehikun.
-IMLss
Irene
Bwryman.
Pastor
S.
Bradshaw,
Kemanu.
I
W
M
ill
I
4.45
at
304.00,
golds
up'
.68
at
77
43,
base
metals
up
7.14
at
158.93,
their
best
advance
In
more
than
two
years
and
western
oils
up
2.36
at
109.56.
Montreal
avera
ees
showed
THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
AUTOMOBILE
ASSOCIATION
RF.GlSTi:lt
KAKLY.
Secure
a
Form
from--
230
Hfil.
A.
The
Manaeer-F.
Antrob-s.
Prime
Ruprrt.
United
States
wheat
bought
from
positions
along
the
Eastern
United
States
seaboard
The
strong
recovery
ol
wheat
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
banks
up
.66
at
33.84,
utilities
up
Frinc
Rupert
Representative:
P.
IJNZfiY,
.
S4S
West
Third
Avenue