Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
February
28,
1D52
'
"
1
Rupert
Daily
News
ray...
Reflects
and
Reminisces
I
,,'yfitwRpapw
devoted
to
tlic
upbuilding
of
Prince
1
f
jl
NnhTfi
and
Central
British
Columbia.
.
"1"'
imfi
orcsa
Audit
Burrau
of
Circulation!
As
I
See
It
n
J
fin
J
vi
e
liill
l"7
....nminn
EiUtoi
.
11.
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PflKliy,
Managing
Director
I
.
month
ftt
ftfl.
tier
vent.
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r.ti.
i'.r:
cv.
'...
..v.
tier
.-p
j
vpur
year.
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'
!'
j.
ii
t,cr
ni'imii,
,
i
Federal
Parliament
opens
to-'
day.
No
general
reduction
of
i
taxation
Is
expected.
Of
course
inot!
Who
wants
to
be
bothered
!'
,',,,1
ruiv
Hltprnoon
except
Bunuiiy
by
NOTICE
I
w-f
,,it
I
v
.
-iif
,
.
'';,!
.-las
mall
by
Post
Of
flee
Department.
Ottawa.
Schools
in
1952
i
i
with
taxes
when
the
first
Canadian-born
viceroy
Is
Installed?
The
latest
In
style
can
be
observed.
Overpowering
uniforms
are
flaunted.
Sonorous
sounding
statements
are
heard
and
what's
It
all
for?
,.,.
.i-?
:iN
MACLEAN'S
Maga-i
zine
for
March
1,
Dr.
eeds
All
Our
Growth
..
million
of
Dcoule
are
starvintr
I
William
E.
Hume
charges
'
'
tl',1"
ul
5
educa-
1
that
progressive
CHEAP
HOUSING
Built
amid
the
rubble
left
by
departed
armies
are
these
new
Korean
homes,
typical
of
hundreds
going
up
In
the
war-ravaged
country.
The
barjed-wire
entanglement
running
past
the
houses
gives
evidence
of
a
former
defence
line
-
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'CP
from
National
Defence)
J
KOREA
SURVEY
.-.i1the
verge
01
bw'v.B,
ii
i
:
a:
Itinn
l'a
tnrninrr
mir
Viirrh
Ry
virtue
of
the
authority
vested
in
tnc
by
the
.Minister
of
Public
Works,
pursuant
lo
Section
35
(1)
ol
the
Highway
Act,
I
hereby
declare
a
gros
load
limit
of
11
tons
over
Diana
Creek
Bridge,
situate
approximately
It
miles
east
of
Prince
Kupert
on
Highway
16,
until
further
notice.
Signed,
'l
E.
SMITH,
Divisional
Engineer,
Department
of
Public
Works,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Ads
of
millions
ot
otner
peopie
are
sLtin
"
4
n
thev
need
to
nourish
healthy
bodies
;
school
graduates
who
are
A
stubborn
old
sport,
this
Jones
Bill.
It
must
be
close
to
forty
years
that
Canadian
ships
have
been
barred
from
doing
business
between
the
United
States
and
Alaska.
Again
a
bill
is
before
Congress
asking
admission
of
Canadian
shipping.
Alaskans
themselves
would
like
to
see
It
In
effect.
But
the
influence
of
Seattle
is
old
and
far
reaching.
,,ls
of
millions
of
other,
people
want
more
and
lacking
in
knowledge.
He
cites
the
obvious
fact
that
a
considerable
percentage
of
Homes
Provided
Under
United
Nations
Scheme
PFHAia
llMU
J
",v-
o
"
1
i
mm
vf
ipnnlo
total
almnt
two
!
high
school
graduates
cannot
,
'RnotLand
t.hnt
mnnv
wnulH-hp
on.
Thev
are
ail
in
mis
one
worm,
in
;
entrants
to
Mconi
university!
oduce
and
exchange
as
much
0rZ;
r
11(1:1
must
r
v
;iiU
if
our
people
permits
if
Canada
is
to
i
veteran
Canadian
educationist!
Third
Avenue
Is
not
yet
the
Great
White
Way
but
general
development
is
In
that
direc
:
oiames
an
mis
on
iacK
oi
oia-
!.,,.
;i
m.nmnf
t
a
a
free
nation
plajing
its
pai
t
in
pi
omot-
fashloned
drlll:
Who
ever
learned
anythlny
I
Editor's
Note:
Bill
Boss.
Canadian
Press
staff
writer
in
Korea
has
completed
a
two-week
survey
of
conditions
among
the
civilian
population
during
the
Korean
winter.
This
article
is
the
third
of
a
series
based
on
interviews
with
United
Nations,
Korean
Republic
and
civilian
sources.
I
By
BILL
WioS
CuniKliaii
Press
guilt
Writer
(,(l;Vcl-heinff.
i.
......,
tu.
inf..
,.t
,i,.;
tion.
Everj
Improvement
means
more
lights.
Six
months
hence
the
Woolworth
Block
will
brighten
one's
thoughts.
The
Wallace
corner
is
about
to
become
a
without
drill?"
he
asks.
"Hockey
I
if
learned
by
drill;
a
boy
thinks
nothing
of
practising
skating
and
puck
handling
until
he's
good
enough
for
the
team.
Sing-
or
she
can
do
within
the
limits
of
health
LIT
cM.v-iiTi
Tr,.,.o
(rpir,
f,,.-V.
tu,-nfnmi1v
blaze
of
ents
and
spacious
o
i
v
uf
nuita
v
z!'-
v
m
j
windows.
And
j
the
neeos
oi
nuiuamiv,
if
.
.vm.Lk
K
ti'ti!-!
will
ri'iir
i
Vtiir
USED
CARS
FOR
SALE
1917
Plymouth
Sedan
19.-.0
Austin
Sedan
1919
Chevrolet
Sedan
1950
Studcbaker
5-passenger
Coupe
1918
Ford
Panel
'i-ton
1937
Lincoln
Coupe
1911
Chevrolet
Coupe
1940
Plymouth
Sedan
Z
"Zut
education'
J
duplex
house
:
Thirteen
hundred
board
feet
of
two-
over
The
News
entrance
makes
w
?'il,?.?lct?i'.on.lnJ5
v
,0,4
,n:i
V,
reading
world
dispatches
and
for
food.
They
will
deprive
themselves
me
ajjpm.-ai.iuii
ui
uic
acat
ui
uy-iwui
luinuei
;
ii.
.u
x-i
jjuunuo
ui
nana,
v.u
ui
nuv,v
jocai
reports
clearer
than
ever.
me
cnair
is
as
irue
,
.
.,i
v
un,l
:.
,0nt
,:
vtSimr
else
that
they
can
live
without
to
get
the
pants
to
ever
was.
i.
,S....t
tnr
unnthpr
flstv.
!
ivvnu
Iwho
prefers
pcicis
mud);
iiiuu,
add
assorted
rush
lathing
f,
ande!p
,
This
being
election
year,
s
H'"1
J
I
Prcs
'(.
alternatives
to
maximum
production
and
i11.,1"
me
tnjl
l"e
Pn"
murl
nlaster.
work
for
VI
davs.
ident
Truman
is
having
his
involve
totalitarian
,
J
Wand-easy
"-,.100
says
.
-
.
.,ere
horrifying.
They
a
fa
side
m
,
efe'el
common
.
'?
J-
.t,,U
ihn
wnvlr
nrm
nntinn
eaucauon
eQUCaUOn
in
in
me
Hie
pasi
Pasi
lew
icw
aec-
UCC-
::,
"cu
"--
"''-
-
l'"t,v'"''
B'
1
renort
has
it
that
nrpspnt
nvnii
repon
nas
11,
inai
present,
avail
i
K,,nt
m.
in
a
imi
pt.t.limpnt
ri
nu.
,)
i,,n,
r-iuiiion
a.
iaas
r,"w
T,
"
rth
nf
Ken,.,
nn
'
'"Z
Z'
ZZ
liable
funds
will
give
him
ln
re
.aOit'CUIlolllv
ill
nui.ii
tnc
uia,
pi
uuui.kivn
fird
of
living
of
every
Canadian
must
be
mere
are
some
mings
in
mis
,
,
v"i"iu
'"""-
l'r
tirempnt
sinoon
a
vear
He
nwn
ilife
that
you
just
do
have
to
the
road
to
Uijongbu.
materials-wood,
nails
and
ce-1
IT7
5
m
.
an
all-wise
bureaucracy.
Superior
Auto
Service
he
world
we
are
in,
as
it
is,
not
as
we
might
learn
the
hard
way-and
unless
Lee
is
cnieioi
me
viuag
mcnt,
if
desired-and
the
pros-
-
-
-
-
-"
he
next
door
you
do
learn
them
you
are
not
elected
by
the
heads
of
its
other
pcctive
occupants
provided
the
Broke.
was
only
handicapping
yourself
for
39
families
because
"he
geU
,
Iabor.
J
Being
future
things
done
and
knows
how
to
j
Wood-framed,
walled
in
with
1
your
whole
life;
you
are
Llterarv
ra
lumlnaries
are
...
run
us."
mud
plastered
on
rush
lathing
,
J"riM
ialso
holding
back
all
the
other
rin
wh
wto
the
tta
next
next
hte
,
,
folks
in
your
own
nation,
for
!
Ther.
are
20
new
.duplexes
nd
thatched
rwf.
each
t)i'0,
is
tne
worm
111
wmcn
we
muta
live,
Limited
exchange
our
goods
and
services.
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
Green
217
li'pnt
ni'crl
is
tn
rut
nnr
rnsts
hv
mnrp
nrn.
,
,..
!
1
a..
.
.
ipk
in
me
viiiiLW.
eacii
uiui.
ha
r
rtr
a
nnn
py
nas
two
r
ma
i
1
"
"
-
r-
Continued
011
page
8)
person
per
day
and
by
better
methods,
;
soincuoay
win
nave
w
viy
lu
"-
"
1
.,
.
:
,
.
.
'carry
your
share
of
the
total
housing
a
family
and
built
by
one
a
10-foot
square
living-load
or
It
won't
be
carried
at
the
occupants
with
materials
;
room,
the
other
a
kitchen
half
;aH
supplied
by
the
United
Nations.
!
that
size.
n,,i
in
oil
fuime
tn
the
EVADED
COMMUNISTS
:
"Not
so
temporary,"
said
Lee.
reduce
our
prices
accordingly.
There
is
plenty
m
In
this
direction
to'
accomplish
enough
to
ur
agriculture
and
industry
thriving
and
play
averting
disaster.
...tiunity
Building
jhventy-five
centuries
ago,
Themistocles,
e
fivior
of
Athens
in
the
Battle
of
Salamis,
'schools
It
should
be
recognized':
The
settlement
of
tenant-1
"By
thatching
the
roof
every!
i
that
they
are
being
asked
to
farmers
was
destroyed
by
Ko-1
other
year,
I
can
make
this
,
'
take
over
more
and
more
of
the
rean
Communist
troops
retreat-,
house
last
20
years."
,
responsibility
of
training
the
ris-
ing
after
the
September,
1950.!
Across
Korea.
1,024.000
persons
;
ing
generations.
.
;
Inchon
landings.
Lee
and
his
,
have
been
moved
north
into
the
;
'
Where
1s
the
family
today
'
neighbors
hid
as
the
northern-
restricted
areas.
A
total
of
1,550
whleh
applies
the
tough
disci-
ers
pillaged
ana
ourned,
then
i
"temporary"
houses
has
been,
'
plinc,
or
even
steady
routine,
moved
south
with
what
little
,
built
and
8.200
more
are
under
;
which
was
almost
universal
at
goods
they
could
carry.
i
construction.
the
end
of
Queen
Victoria's
Last
autumn
the
UN
permit-1
To
qualify
for
settlement
on
'time?
Will
anybody
In
his
right
ted
some
farmers
to
go
back
to,
this
own
land,
such
farmers
'senses
pretend
that
the
churches
their
land
ln
"restricted"
areas
ymust.
and
Sunday
school,
as
a
whole.
:
and
plant
winter
wheat
J.
Return
as
family
groups
Have
all
their
household
ef-
"Restricted"
areas
extend
to
,loom
as
large
In
the
lives
of
,the
average
Canadian
family
of
within
four
or
five
miles
of
the
fects.
and
'
1951
as
they
did.
sav,
ln
1902?
front,
where
a
"prohibited"
area,
!
SHU
have
their
family
bull
to
begins.
P"
the
plow.
As
destitute
citizens
In
essen-
j
To
save
materials,
the
new
,
PARENTS
have
abdicated
a
tjal
cmpiyment
Lee
and
the
;
houses
must
conform
to
a
basic
!
:
great
deal
of
their
rcsponsi-
;
others
ln
nls
community
quali-
j
P'an,
though
changes
have
been
bility.
So
have
the
churches.
So
.
;
made
to
accommodate
local
I
enter!
in
his
old
age'
by
political
enemies
ancient
Athenian
law
that
no
man
might
citizenship
unless
he
had
acquired
a
trade.
I
i
trade?"
said
the
rurtred
old
warrior,
eyes
as
he
answered
his
accusers.
"No,
I
have
it
show
me
a
mean
city
and
I
will
make
it
H
a
sentence,
this
dim
figure
of
the
past
has
now
the
whole
tendency
Is
to
k
,
our
as
,
needs
and
customs.
pile
on
to
the
school
no
only
wholp
Tpachers
as
a
profession
!
THOUSANDS
IN
BILLETS
the
old
responsibilities
but
oth-!
...ri,rt
onri
nnripr-i
Despite
the
building
program
ers
which
used
to
be
discharged
I
paid
irt
w1(,n
T
,-
hnV
nn
hioh
most
of
Korea's
homeless
still:
the
spirit
that
should
animate
every
memory
hoard
of
trade
and
chamber
of
com-
i
elsewhere.
'
sehfKil
teaeher
.h.r
would
itra.m
dream
nf
'.ore
billeted
on
the
populace
Sex
education
Is
now
a
school
,,nrkliiT
in
a
fartorv
week-ends
south
of
the
Han
River
or
arej
"ong
and
progressive
communities
are
the
teacher's
Job.
So
is
Bible
rcad-ior
summer.
Now
many
are
com-i'n
organized
camps.
(Continued
on
paye
9
lied
to
do
that
to
make
endsi
fii
of
a
strong
and
progressive
country
and
-
ing.
Another
extra
burden
that
pc
1
t
f,..
lew
till,,;,
titles
,1
that
,
..
,
,
.,
bcai
u,...,.
so
....
,,,.,,,,lhr
pioudly
!
"as
been
thrown
on
the
school
"
m(
a
man
can
system
m
Is
u
by
lndust
Industry.
In
ln
the
tne
old
old
meet.
The
schools
themselves
are
overloaded
with
reluctant
;
'
f
a
Community
Builder.
early
days
as
communities
were
forced
in
S'ai'ts
of
this
continent,
when
newspapers
I'KIGIIMIKE
REFRIGERATOR
More
beautiful
and
practical
than
ever
in
four
completely
new
models
including
this
fine
Dc
Luxe
Cold-Wall.
days
all
sorts
of
crafts
used
to
pUpiis
whose
parents
suffer
from
work
on
the
apprenticeship
sys-
a
mild
form
of
insanity,
which
tern.
A
few
still
do.
But
mor
,
nolds
that
a
man
who
works
ai
and
more
the
schools
have
had
a
while
collar
job
deserves
more
to
take
over
the
task
of
giving
;
S0Cial
prestige
than
one
who
the
preliminary
instruction
that
j
WOrks
in
overalls,
private
business
used
to
pay
for,
We
should
re-examine
the
and
give.
'
j
whole
question
of
keeping
all
'
or
entirely
non-existent
and
long
before
"t
of
the
radio
and
telephone,
one
of
the
of
community
life
was
the
general
store.
time
the
town
hall
and
the
business
men's
I
T
I.
-T
CS.
1'
I
!
boys
and
girls
at
school
beyond
j
THE
WEAKNESSES
of
the
the
point
when
it
can
be
shown
.
school
system
today
seem
to
J
that
they
all
actually
gain
some
'.
me
to
be
mere
by-products
of
future
benefit
from
it.
i
i'e
community.
-Around
the
cracker
barrel
j
mis
discussed
the
problems
of
their,
com-
and
of
their
country.
Here
it
was
that
they
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
1
candidates
for
office
and
exchanged
ideas
Med
out
the
problems
of
state.
In
those
lite
the
lack
of
present
clay
methods
of
'cation,
citizens
had
a
sound
and
personal
This
Summer
for
Sure"
Yes,
he's
taken
the
important
first
step
towsrds
buying
the
vacation
of
liis
dreams
this
year
.
.
.
he's
opened
a
"Sunshine
Account"
at
tlic
Bank
of
Montreal.
You
can
avoid
the
penny-pinching
which
kills
so
many
happy
holiday
plans.
By
means
of
a
B
of
M
'Sunshine
Account",
you
can
pay
for
this
year's
trip
hi
aJt,mrt
saved
from
Instead
of
pink-saving
a
few
...with
a
few
dollars
every
pay-chcciic.
reks
before
the
going
away
d.itc,
you
buy
your
holiday
mm:
a
day
or
two
.it
a
time
with
each
month's
income.
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B
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customers
from
coast
to
coast
are
already
saving
regularly
lor
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year's
jiinshinc.
Many
of
them
do
it
every
year
.
.
.
they
hum-
how
much
more
successful
it
makes
their
vacations.
Why
not
wish
a
Ihppy
Holiday
right
now
by
p
of
their
local
problems
at
least,
and
,
(til
MODELS
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and
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(innately
the
men
who
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to
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in
the
various
legislatures.
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the
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starting
a
family
"Sunshine
Account"
at
the
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today?
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why
not
treat
yourself
to
that
'Happy-Holiday'
feeling
the
year
'round
by
cutting
down
your
financial
worries?
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into
Ptriotial
Planning,
the
B
of
M
s
stimulating
system
of
moncy-msnagemcnt.
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Personal
Planning
comes
in
your
front
door,
high-price
headaches
and
budget
boredom
beat
it
out
the
back!
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for
.
your
copy
of
"PcrstMial
Planning
for
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at
your
neighborhood
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think
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the
com-
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chamber
of
commerce
as
a
replacement
for
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and
familiar
institution.
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chamber
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provides
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opportunity
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citizens
of
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stay
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for
every
kitchen
and
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and
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contact:
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Prime
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