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Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
News
OTTAVA
DlARY
By
Nor,r,an
M
MacLeod
"if.
Friday,
KUicli
2r,
history
has
a
Canadian
Parliament
has
had
too
much
ex-Leader
had
a
ma
jor
personal
;
perienee
with
the
visits
of
for-
txpenditure
accepted
so
uni-rit-
j
eiuil
dignitaries
here
-to
harlior
icaliy
and
even
so
cooperatively
j
the
delusion
that
pernianen'
i,y
his
political
o:)tm-nt.s.
lesulls
ever
come
from
such
Hut
llir
re
isini
for
Uie.
mas.s
I
transient
missions.
Too
'
often
As
I
See
It
by
Cfntore
pluUft
ui
lajpaidra
dally
newspaper
drotrd
to
the
upbulldln?
of
Prlnox
Rupori
and
Nortbrm
and
."Antral
Kimsl,
Cohi.nblu
Mfmbfr
of
Caaadlao
tmt
Audit
Bureau
of
rtrni11nii
,
Oaaadlaa
DaHy
Newspaper
As.soclBt1on.
Pribllshed
by
The
Prlnr"
Rupert
Iaily
New.
Umlled.
3.
T.
HA
OO
ft.
Prealdeut
H.
O.
PKKRY,
Vlre-Prsnldont
8ubscrrpUon
RaU:
3y
carrier
Per
week,
a5o;
per
month.
H
00:
Ier
year,
lflon.
rtrSTStj.
:y
mall
Per
month.
75r,;
per
year,
te
oo.
uUK)lzea
as
neeoud
clan
mall
by
the
Pit
omre
rvpartment,
Ottawa
The
Prime
Minister's
hue
wiirin-girdling
tour
is
being
irrngnizcd
by
Parliament
HU'
vclorans
as
rnlitled
to
a
leading
place
urnonl
the
more
or
li
t
stray
i-uriasities
of
Canadian
puiiiical
history.
Hard-boiled
old-timers
auioiiH.sl.
ParliunKiit's
liti!:-ian.s
individual
.schooled
In
the
less
effete
days
of
savage
inter-i
party
strife
just
cannot
under-I
stand
the
honey-sweet
re-action
;
to
the
trip
amongst
nil
w-iw
I
See
Your
the
only
people'
who
really
unaware
of
the
distinguished
visitor's
presence
are
the
narrow
official
circles
who
are
extending
him
the
conventional
en-tertainmont
for
which
diplo-
'
mat
ie
protocol
provide
"
'
'
;
In
other
words,
such
occasions'
tribute
which
the
Prime
Minis-
i
ler
has
been
receiving
from
all!
parlies
on
his
return
is
a
rela-1
lively
.simple
and
genuine
one.j
MPs
of
all
groups
fed
that
the.
world
tour,
despite
its
super-j
fieial
enticements
of
new
I
.scenes
and
of
luxury
travel
such
a.s
only
the
public
puise
could
j
I
provide,
demanded
real
coura",
lrom
a
man
of
Mr.
SL.
Laurent';:
Local
ROOFING
and
SIDING
Exp
(;m1
Writers
,
..
,
.
THE
FINEST
tribute"
to
irbwing
Industry
the
late
Agnes
M-U'-Ifir
Co"""ons
groups,
including
the
Oppo.xtuori.
ineir
;
comment
is
that
never
before
in
GREER
&
BRIDDEI
years.
And
so
they
are
gencioos
LIMITED
ray
Phone
909
215
First
Ave.
with
their
admiration.
Thai's
i
the
.situation
in
a
nut-shell,
j
All
hough
a
great
many
nice
tilings
are
being
said
about
the
'great
work
accomplished
by
the
I
Prime
Minister
en
route,
the
:
leal
truth
is
that
not
too
many
Reflects
and
Reminisces
are
at
least
90
per
sent
eom-!
plimentary.
And
recognition
of
I
that
fact
by
ail
concrrned
-I
even
if
it
isn't
advertised
to
th.'
public
prevents
them
from
'
j
having
any
deep
or
abiding
j
.significance
In
this
connection
i
the
late
Prime
Minister
Mac-'
kcii.ie
King's'
visit
to
Hitler
Jur.t
;
heroic
World
War
II
Is
still
1
vividly
remembered
lure.
Regarded
as
important
nt
the
lime,
it
didn't
mean
anythlii'!
in
the
end.
Y(
t
these
are
days
of
highly
competitive
propaganda
tedi-
iiiipies,
amongst
countries
no
less
limn
amongst
political
partus
and
aiuoiig.it
rival
business
Competitive
Prices
it
Instalment
Payment
Plan
k
Guaranteed
Workup
MP'.s
are
impressed
with
trie
concrete
value
of
the
trip
to
the
taxpayers
who
financed
it.
Par-
Police
Search
"Met"
For
Bomb
Tiie
nudist
craze,
it
miht
be
said
uncovers
a
multitude
01
.skins.
Large
selection
ot
asphalt
shingles,
siamg,
asDesros
siaing
ana
snakes
to
choos
b
1
NOT
IN
PltAt
Tl(
E
Ottawa's
postal
tannic
uppcurs
to
be
?ettinR
worse
instead
of
showing
an
improvement,
and
more
money
mast
be
made
essential,
otherwise
the
public
will
he
deprived
of
the
privilege
uf
desls;nin
how
their
mail
Ls
to
be
delivered.
All-air
service.
fir.;t
rate
a.s
it
may
appear
in
theory
dites
not
really
work
out
in
DRESS
UP
FOR
EASTER
'
NEW
YORK
Police
made
I
a
bomb
.search
at
the
Metropoii-j
tan
Opera
House
last
night
mi.--i
ing
most
of
the
opera
"Fleder-I
ipaus
'
wiihout
patrons
bein
1
aware
of
the
fact.
An
anonymous
I
telephone
caller
had
told
a
tel
'-!
phone
operator:
'The
Metropoli-'
Ian
Opera
House
i.s
..oiil;;
to
be
blown
up.".
Saving
J
firms.
And
the
publicity
won
for
Canada
by
Mr:
St.
Laurent'.
world
tour
is
accepted
by
pl4
liament
as
valuable,
That
does
no!
mean
necessarily
that
a
fe
sour
notes
on
the
tour
may
not
still
be
heard
from
the
Opposition
benches.
There
aie
mul-teriiiu.-i
that
way
already.
But
it
probably
will
be
some
time
ye!
I
'hail
was
a.s
follows:
"Twenty-five
years
ano
Cam-riian
penitentiaries
were
rouph.
Uaibarous
would
be
a
better
;
word.
Screams
of
outraped
protest
nightly
filled
the
fetid
prison
air.
Hut
,
thick
.walls
ol
.steel
and
cement
plus
a
yet-tliiikr-r
blanket
"of
cnsurshin
preveriU'fl
tlx'
voices
from
heme
heard
by
many
In
the
outside
world.
And
the
great
majority
of
tlio.se
who
did
hear
turned
uway
in
apathy
and
indifference.
"Not
so
one
woman,
a
ureal
Canadian
with
a
social
conscience
thai,
caused
.her
to
champion
the
under-privile(sed
and
oppressed.
She
heard;
she
founht
with
every
resource
'it
her
command.
Eventually
she
shamed
a
eaiious
lederal
government
into
adopting
a
more
humane
policy
of
handling
the
thousands
of
persons
sent
to
penitentiaries
every
year.
The
fif,
lit.
was
long
and
sustaind
but
Canada's
new
penal
program
of
today
is
evidence
of
!
its
worth.
"On
February
14,
10i4,
this
woman
whose
life
was
the
very
embodiment
of
right
and
ser-;
vice
and
enlightened
purpose
passed
to
her
reward.
The
man
i
behind
liars
lost
his
greatest
'
benefactor
and
gained
a
patron
saint.
I
"May
you
rest
In
peace,
A-nes
MacPha.il."
THE
ABOVE
beautiful
bit
of
writing
is
headed
"We
Lose
A
Friend.''
It
is
printed
on
page
17
'.of
"Pathfinder"
for
March
i
1054.
"Pathfinder"
is
published
1
monthly
hy
the
men
who
are
Men's
Underwear
Medium
weight.
Mercury
brand.
lieglllar
$3.50.
t
s2.75
4
NOW,
Milt
The
patient
and
long-suffer
before
they
eotne
out
in
open.
!y
Nevs
Clr.iiitiocl
Try
Do:
A
COMPILATION
of
facts
and
figures
just
rc-Xjeased
hy
the
western
division
of
the
Canadian
nljf
and
Paper
Association
reveals
that
this
indus-ry
leads
the
post-war
parade
in
li.C.'s
expansion.
UlVith
a
g-ross
production
valued
at
more
than
ltfOinillioiis
in'lO&i,
the
jiiilj)
and
paper
industry
as
piorc
than
doubled
in
size.
in
the
past
six'
years.
:
eSipIoys
over
7,'HX)
persons
whoso
annual
pay
ta&
aliout
.$40
millions.
It
is
estimated
that
behind
ery
employee
there
is
$-'52,000
in
plant
and
o(uip-eiit.
?l'his
is
a
pretty
impressive
position
for
an
in-isp-y
which
went
broke
six
months
after
it
eom-ienced
operations
in
1804.
That
was
the
year
in
hLch
R.C'.'s
first
pulp
mill
was
built
at
Port
Alber-i.
Iti
was
designed
to
process
ra.us
and
waste
jiaper,
s
well
as
in
make
jroundwood
pulp.
Hut
there
was
ttle'
money,
and
still
less
experience,
with
which
to
pe'ate
the
mill
so
that
it
soon
closed
down.
'jn
1910
a
fi-esh"
start
was
made
with
the
estab-ishrnent
of
a
sulphite
mill
near
Port
Mellon,
and
ince
then
the
imlustfy
has
never
looked
back.
'With
the
Columbia-Cellulose
plant
on
the
city
nitikirts,
Prince
fin
pert
is
a
Very
interested
party
n
this
development.
As
the
mill
pushes
its
produc-,ion
from
200
to
.'500
tons
of
pulp
a
day,
we
have
a
first-hand
example
of
what
the
PnJp
and
Paper
Association
is
talking
about.
Our
part
in
the
development
becomes
still
more
significant
when
we
remember
that
this
is
not
an
industry
based
on
the
flash
discovery
of
some
resource
that
is'
quickly
consumed.
The
uranium
rush
of
today,
for
example,
will
produce
the
tdiost
towns
of
tomorrow
,
but
with
due
acknowledgment
.to
a
conservation
program
trees
prow
forever.
inhere
is
considerable
comfort
in
this
fact.
Our
chil.
ren'
and
those
who
come
after
will
inherit
a
citythat
has
grown
up
with
them
and
not
just
pome-'
thiiijr
that
looked
like
a
hot
prospect
buck
in
11)51.'
J
Scripture
PaSiaye
for
zJotLi'j
s
,
J
"In
the
house
of
the
rightoiis
s
rHtich
trrasure."
'..
,
Prov.
15:6.
'
Ing
British
seaman
is
getting
a
;
new
deal.
More
family
life
with
.
less
time
away
from
home.
Ik
Ls
no
longer
"Join
The
Navy
and
1
See
The
World"
but
jutlier
"Join
the
Navy
and
Keep
a
Garden.''
Men's
Dress
&
Sport
Shirts
Very
attnelive
color
.
.
.
Good
quality.
Ri
.
S4
51)
to
$5.50.
NOW
s3.504.oo
Men's
Socks
Good
quality.
Nylons,
wool
and
mixtures.
Well-known
makes.
5-T'lX'lAL,
50c,95c
fair
WU"lo
BOOK
l(ll)l)f
Kl
I
I
II
S
A
blind
Calgary
man
has
been
beaten
up
by
drunken
bullies
who
were
fined
$100
or
three
monthi
in
Jan.
it
s
called
a
flea-bite
.sentence.
The
sightless
man
whose
nose
was
broken
in
tiie.
struggle
pleaoed
in
vain
ior
mercy.
That
should
have
been
the
.
experience
of
the
fellows
who
committed
bodily
harm
in
the
first
place.
Thii
odvertiment
is
not
published
or
di'-played
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
MEN'S
DRESS
PANTS
Well
tailored.
Iteal
pixxl
fit.
Regular
$l(K).
NOW,
Pair
MEN'S
TOPCOATS
All
wool
covert
cloth.
Slip-on
style
Beautiful
.shinies.
All
.-.tecs.
Regular
to
$42
00.
NOV
1
confined
to
the
federal
prison
'at
Prince
Albert,
Saskatchew-
j
It
is
again
noted
in
a
news-!en;
It
Ls
a
twin
publication
of'
paper
that
a
boy
or
a
girl
may
!
"Transition"
another
one
pub-
marry
in
Ontario
without
con-
Ibhed
hy
the
yomi
men
in
New'
sent
of
parents
at
age
of
18
,
Westminster
penitentiary.
I
read
i
years.
But
can
they
do
it
wltli-
MEN'S
DRESS
OXFORDS
Dl.K'k
and
hrown
Lots
of
wear.
Good
nppearnnee.
SPECIAL
PRICE
assistance
befo'-e
ouc
parental
or
after.
MEN'S
SPORTS
JACKETS
All
wool
iwecd.t.
Ilest
style
and
shades
Rirs
39
to
41.
Regular
to
$27.50.
NOW
1
BOYS'
CLOTHES
and
SHU
I
1
both
little
mags
each
month
with
keen
interest,
but
the
boys
who
edit
them
manage
to
make
'them,
"crime"
nllve"
and
that
ir
I
the
secret
of
all
good
"
tditor-f.shr)),!
everywhere.
The
features
.
cover
a
very
l-'wide!
rann.
Apart
l'rora
iei
ious
itopics,
siK:h
as
those
on
Agnes
'
MacPhuil
and
capital
.
punish-!
merit,
there
Is
a
long
list
of
j
leature.s
all
'worth-while.
Here,
'for
instance,
is
how
the
retir
Boys'
Blue
Jeans
For
HUIe
kids.
Bizes
3
to
5.
Renular
$1
95.
NOW,
pair.
ALWAYS
A
CHAN;
K
"
"So
Tar,
'it's
'
disappointing,
bat,
i
the
possibility
is
nevertheless
,
there.
Magnus
Hanson
and
Weo
dell
'Johtuon,
"
young-
fellows
of
;
Juneau
ars
salvaging
at
tho
i
scene
of
the
loss
of
the
CPlt
1
coast
liner
Prince.?
Cathleen
off
Point
Lena
near
Juneau
in
Serj-j
tember
1952.
what
may
be
found
i
in
the
wreckage
of
this
five
mil-'
Hon
dollar
.ship
i.s
free
game
for
1.25
1
.
:
'
..'
.
.
'
7
"
,
'
0-'.
J'
-
,.
-X,
"
4
:
V-""
ing
"Commissioner
of
Sports"
ends
his
last
column:
Boys'
Plaid
Shirts
SsutforiwaV
Iteg.
S2.5..
i-
Alt
now
:.
I'
Boys'
Pullover
Sweaters
All
sizes
R
eeukir
$3.3.1.
NOW.
each
Boys'
Ponts
playing;
the-dif-i
the
.salvage
operators.
The
Katii-.
'
When
you're
leen
is
sixty
feet
down.'
It's
V
i
AUCTION
SAL
gamble.
Oood
lefent
games,
have
a
little
pu-1
tience
with
the
fellow
who
is
j
not
as
skillful
as
yourself.
If
j
you
help
him
he
may
develop
into
a
better
player
than
you,
!
and
you
can
take
the
credit!
for
il.
.
!
"The
next
page
gives
a
box
.score-
for
the
fourteen
game
Worsteds
und
gabardines
,
.
iuility.
'
S
RI-KCIAI.
raiCK,
from
.....
2-95
1;
f
;Salurdayr
March
27r
at
2:30
p.m.
in
Auction
Rooms,
corner
of
McBride
and
Major
Lahiff
ts
spending
his
declining
years
In
Vancouver.
Ho
used
to
live
in
Prince
Rupert,
and
to
many
old
friends
here,
conveys
his
best
ishes.
The
major,
who
has
led
a
stlrrinj
life,
makes
his
dwelling
place
al
Hy-croft,
once
the
home
of
General
McRae,
Boys'
Gym
Shoes
Sixes
1
to
!.
Good
fit.
Flcetfoot
brand
Fourth
Avenue
East
'!4-"
lube-up
service
means
smoqther
motoring
You
owe
it
to
yourr.elf
to
give
your
cor
the
EEST
lubricotion
service
.
.
.
and
that's
just
what
we
offer!
Let
our
grease
gun
marksman
get
underneath
it
oil
.
.
.
he's
always
neat,
fat,t
and
thorough.
You'll
be
iatisfied
with
our
-
reasonable
prices
AND
your,
car's
-performance;.
See
wi
OFTEN!
,
SUPEe-SERVSCE
"At
tiii:
oiim
k
or
si:cm
and
si:com
hiilki;
Till:
SMtVICK
is
sixonm
to
NONH"
Resular
$125.
NOW,
pair
LOOK
FOR
THE
NAME
hockey
schedule,
won
by
Boiler
House,
with
21
points,
against
18
lor
tailors.
17'
for
kitchen,
8
lor
vocational
and
4
points
for
la
nn."
1KB
VniTINO
m
the
masdzlnes
now
being
issued
by
the:
men
in
th.!?
various
penitentiaries
Is
of
a
very
high
order,
and
wide
range.
There
is
some
erudite
matter
for
instance
by
the
prison
psychiatrist
who
comes
down
to
this
conclusion:
"I
would
sav
from
nersonal
March,
1904,
now
near
its
end,
can
be
or
may
become
famous
and
that's
because
of
thej
dls-eonveys
his
best
wish.
Thi
mii-the
first
time
human
beings
are
beginning
to
realUe
the
nearne-ts,
of
FEAJt.
There
can
be
a
point
we
dare
neit
approach.
HAVE
WE
ACTUALLY
BEHELD
IT?
f
off.
e
Tahle
Mirrors
1
7x1-ft.
All
Wool
Hiik,
new
1
Oropleaf
Table
t
New
(airni-y
Di
lute
lt-k
(las
Range
I
Inboard
Knginr
(BrlRfis
and
Strattun)
1
Singer
Sewing
Machine
1
Astral
Fridge
2
Coal
and
Wood
Ranges
I
Pot
Hurner
Oil
Range
'i
fi.l:.
Vacuum
Cleaners
i
mulct
And
miscellaneous
article
ConslstiiiK
of:
1
Jhedroum
Suite
'
1
10.2
o.
ft.
Refrigerator
1
J'hestrrfield
Couch
-
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2
altery
Kadlos
i
'
1
Jlettrle
Radio
JL
nest
of
Drawers
I
jUnuble
Laundi-y
Tub,
m
(complete)
1
leclrlc.
Kani(ette
"Clialrs
1
3oat'a
Radio
Teleilinne,
(complete)
"
J
y-tl.
Showcase
;
Itelween
the
Koyal
and
Belmout
llotrlJ
Advertising
in
the-
Doily
News
Bring!
i
M
experience
that
a
very
small!
Is
one'
of
the
people
die
of
1
i
Fear
of
cancer
reasons
so
many
It
Life
Today.
tist
your
goods
for
this
sole
before
Friday
noon
GEO.
J.
DAWES
Japanese
fishermen,
injured
when
atomic
ash,
80
miles
away
fell
on
them
in
a
test
blast,
stili
suffer.
This
Is
a
war
menac
the
effect
of
which
can
be
THE
AUCTIONEER
percentage
of
insane
persons
commit
criminal
acts
.
.
.
and
very
few
criminals
become
Insane."
Hut
there
are
extremely
down-to-earth
features
like
the
leature
which
asks
for
"larger
light
bulbs,
,
fresher,
newer
and
less
out-of-date
magazines,
hot
,
water
piped
into
cells,
four
1
razor
blades
instead
of
two
per
Pfcone
Red
1
27,
Black
846
McBride
&
4th
Ave.
5
'''7!T?LNX
BILLY
THE
KID
CI,
CHOP
SUEY
.
.
.
.
.
.
CHOW
MEIN
Open
6
p.m.
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
lor
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
month,
with
lint
rates
of
'allowance'
at
20
cents
per
day,
Instead
of
a
sliding
scale
of,.
10,
15
and
20."
The
magazine
carries
an
appeal
for
subscriptions
To
"The
Pathfinder"
Box
180,
Prince
Albert,
Saskatchewan.
The
rate
Is
one
dollar
a
year
for
12
Issues.
I
believe
same
rates
apply
:
fur
Transition,
New-
Westminster,
or
the
"TeleseoDe."
Kingston
Penitentiary,
Ontario.
STARRING
ZACHARY
SCOTT
PRESENTED
BY
ONE
WHOLE
HOUR
OF
ENTERTAINMENT
WANT
A
PERFECT
HOME?
Take
time
to
find
tne
one
you
want
and
be
sure
your
froods
are
stored
safely
with
a
responsible
warehouseman,
1
Phone
60
THAT'S
DEPTH
INDICATOR
FORD
of
CANADA
P.M.
-
FROM
RADIO
CFPR
-
1240
I
fjindaayh
...100
fathom
t
1'
Cm
b
installed
tt
a
complete
unit
..
.or
the
big
dial
can
.
.
be
stparated
and
bulkhead
mounted
for
easier
viewing.
Repeater
dials
for
remote
installations
also
available.
Accuratl,
dependable
!o
mor
than
100
fathoms.
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
OA,
LIMITED,
PA
O
Your
Local
FORD-M0NAnj
w
'The
Home
of
Friendly
Service'
r.7
!
9
Local
ana
Long
instance
moving
V
li
313
Third
Are.
W.
Phone
644
'Leave
it
to
Lindsay's"
Your
"Allied"
Agent
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