Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Report
From
.
.
.
Monday.
January
26.
1953
O)'
Si
.
-
Parliament
Hill
By
Edward
T.
Applewhaite,
M
P.,
SkcenQ
5
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l
it
As
I
See
It
Clin
ore
n
j
ji
independent
cuter
npwpaper
drrotm
to
the
upbuilding
o
ttrlnc
Rupert
and
Northern
end
Oentnl
Bruisn
Columbia,.
Umber
of
Canadian
Press
Aunt
Bureau
of
Clicnlttlon
Canadian
Dally
Newpper
Awltlon.
Published
by
"eh
Prince
Rupert
Dairy
Newa
Uilut
1.
P.
HAOOR.
Prident
H.
G,
PERRY,
Via
-Pr.dent
In
asking
the
government
to
take
thf
gales
t
off
books,
the
Canadian
Library
AssH.-iation
as.
that
it
can
speak
with
one
voice
for
the
Subscription
Rate:
iy
earner
Per
wk.
2bc;
per
mouth
SI
OA.
per
year.
ilO.OO
,
iy
mall
Per
mourn,
iSc;
pt-r
y-r.
S00.
i
i-lit
until
.uthorlaeit
at
or.d
class
r-ai!
t
tr
Post
Once
Dep
trtaaeat,
Ottawa
public.
Community
Spirit
Tops
-
v.,
r',
co:
eommvfnity
spirit
was
A
J-.ES.SON'
in
progressive
'A,
provided
provided
at
at
Terrace
lerrace
last
last
week
v
H'nen
the
village
,?
:
11.
A
"
7
"
-f
md
'district
Hoard
of
Trade
held
its
annual
meet-njr.jTo
a
visitor
at
this
meeting-
it
wits
obvious
that
j
German
Flashback
IN
1949
my
wife
nd
I
I
travelled
to
and
fro
in
!
western
Germany
1
,
w
i
t
h
other
foreigners.
One
of
jour
companions
was
an
!
American,
whom
-we
mis-'took
for
a
British1
ex-;
colonel.
He
was
dresel
in
(very
shaggy
tweeds
"and
The
rune
has
grounding
in
John
Milton's
aruniriit
in
r
comparable
cause
before
the
Lords
and
Commons
in
1644;
"Considir
what
nation
it
U
whereof
ye
are
and
whereof
y
are
the
govrrnours:
a
nation
not
slow
and
dull,
but
of
a
quirk
Ii
.jenlous,
and
piercing
spirit,
acute
to
lnv.
nt.
sutlle
and
atn-ewy
to
diM-ours.
not
beneath
the
teach
of
any
point
the
highest
that
human
rapacity
can
ar
to"
The
Mas.M
y
Ri
rt
urged
that
"a
sales
tax
uliuuid
not
Ue
tt-plicable
to
books
"
Many
ptrople
claim
and
there
is
considerable
he
people
of
lerrace
know
where
mey
are
going
md;that
their
destination
is
a
promising
one.
'.Of
the
prospects
ahead,
perhaps,
the
most
im-
enko's
apartment...
memorable
occasion
m.
"
Uurent.
then
Minister
"of
j.'
ice,
had
not-x-en
Cimm,
use
he
felt
that
Uui
1
become
rather
s,.Tm
".;
latlonai
incident
On
tli
'
lowing
day,
which
u
,
,
day.
the
UK.
incfi
tv,"
ikmer
wan
receiving
the
lawn.
Both
the
Russian
Amba
ind
Mr.
Bt.
Laurent
rr
2',
ent.
When
the
Ruiin
A-sador
asked
Mr
St
u'
'Did
yoii
find
U
(iMimt
today?"
Mr.
St.
Laurent
7-know
what
he
was
taikmi
i',
because
and
this
U
the
ant
point
Oounkoi
to
menu
were
turned
out
w
a
Member
of
Parliament
t
'
the
RCMP.
which
was
not
was
done
with
the
stolen
tr
of
the
Curnc
report.
MKMKHtS
OF
TIIK
EXECTTIVE
f
Ol
N(
It
of
the
Canaclhm
Chamber
of
Commerce
present
a
brief
on
fiscal
policy
to
Finance
Minister
Abbo
t
&id
Revenue
Minister
McCann.
The
brief
uivd
a
cut
U
income
tax
and
tisttier.lns
up
o
'jwriMng
tft
to
rltht-
iseaterli
Dr
McCann
Edward
C.
Wood
of
Montreal,
council
thairnian.
ami
Mr.
Abbott;
(standing)
D.
L.
Morrell,
Montreal;
Lewis
W.
Simms,
Saint
John,
NB
;
ft
B
Thur
Hon,
M
mtrral,
and
i.
T
Bryden,
Toronto.
ijressivtt.w
the
jossible
development
ef
Terrace
as
i
site
for
industries
attracted
to
the
area
bv
the
.vater
p'ower
project
of
the
Aluminum
Company
of
ihad
a11
the
trin'li1!1Nl7.s-
o
.i
.1
.
!
ii
,
I
I
"I
dre.ss
this
way.
'.Lt-.fltuK'hert
'
merit
In
what
they
saythat
Lanaua.
.
a
consineranie
aniou.ux
ui
exploratory
;
"became
I
find
tnat
whm
they
most
reference
works
and
the
;
general
run
of
publication
are
Letterbox
i
taxed
under
a
policy
that
!a
I
unfair
as
well
as
culturally
un-
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeod
know
I
am
an
AnityVan
vthey
:
charge
me
double
the'pne'd."
It
turned
cut
he
was
a.
hi;:h
of-,
ficial
of
the
Voice
n
Auu
rica
!
radio
system.
He
Has.
in
Uer-;
many
to
find
out
huw
the
talk.;
!
were
"going;
over"
with
the
Ger
j
wise.
,
I
fepcakinx
in
tiie
debate
on
th?
!
setting
up
if
a
IJi
fcnce
Ex
WANTS
WELL-PLANNED
DAM
Editor,
The
Daily
News:
penditures
Committee,
Percy
MILESTONE
I
respectfully
send
you
the
following
notes
for
the;
Thos.
Petauawa
hordes
that!
Wright.
CCF.
of
Mrlfurt.
Sask
man
people.
A.s
we
were
rii'hl
beside
that
Iron
Curtain
in
those
days
tin?
simDle
reason
that
we
must
DOtientlv
State
our
DOint
'
flaurerl
In
th
celebrated
Currieimade
a
spirited
and
vigorous
from
III
I
llm
ul
lhr
ll.il,
v.
ta
Ru.
ilk
w
o,te
.boiK
whetner
of
view
over
and
over
oqain
even
at
the
r.sk
of
repe-'"-y
"'"
-J
u-ian
armies
would
come
t.tlOn
of
the
main
issue
OS
follows:
TT-
ashing
west.
You
could
A
woodsman,
country-;-
which
are
40
Yeort
Ago
Todoj
knd
well-presented
defence
flf
Mr.
Coldwell,
for
having
in
his,
possession
a
copy
of
the
Currie
;
report
belleveji
to
have
teen
!
stolen,
although
Percy
said
Mr.'
Coldwell
needed
no
defence
;
,
u
,
yrt
!
a
"
good
u
,.-,....
.",-!
;
;
:
cording
cording
to
to
reporU
reporU
Rev.
T.
W.
Kerr,
apeak..-,,
.
lore
a
lar,te
eonjregjtiun
tl
Empre.v
Theatre
laM
v,-.
iu
o.t
im,
uu
iu
uic
laimci
m.-,
ui
.n
juciin.
u
i
u
mm-
t
wru
i
jim,
circulated
by
theOoixMi-
event
of
war
the
Russian
armies
and
foremost
a
conservationist,
j
ned
dam
with
some
shnutrht
for
;
would
reach
the
Khme
in
twelve
Men
who
get
their
livelihood
in'
tuns
of
game
and
pools
of
fish,
j
-1
J;
Dartiei
'
n
'
,
.
,.
hours
and
the
Atlantic
in
tweh"?
the
great
outdixirs
go
about
Let
us
build
that
life
may
be
!,
.
,
p
f
,,
.
"y
from
him.
SHOII.I)
I
IX
fill
IT
.he
'fJeaninj
r.f
MarrU,;
.
bachelors
iliould
be
tie.
-.j
-'"M"
i.
F.'
"
"
-uv.
,.
fr,J
,h.
K,
.,,,,.
M.
George
Murray
wished
to
ay
I;
same
as
drones.
There
u
u
word
at
that
time
on
behalf
ed
to
be
a
larte
mm.bei
they
'
owned
the
earth,
but
rath-;
If
clearing
the
whole
Is
toD
.
.
'
...
kail
i
.
,
.,
.
iki.
i
eminent
to
scrap
the
election
to'make
a
start
with
one
area
of
(
"
nJU
P'B""ra
"re
Y
.
v;""u"'
;t,1I
notice
alter
tiu
I.,,,::...
1
The
best
trapper
strives
)
u.-r.
;
iiu
iiu
Mini
ii
nr
uu
urcil
1
Jrig
gntlre.S,
now,
thank
the
Lord,
and
NATO'.
BY
THE
last
day
we
were
together
I
knew
our
American
friend
we!!
enough
to
be
sure
he
would
not
get
mad
when
I
faid:
"You
Yanks
are
so
dumb
it
is
Tint
vpn
fiinnv
Vnn
tiro
ttairinif
What
was
the
slogan?
.associated
all
his
life.
If
the
maintain
and
increase,
the
best.
it.
Let
us
log,
clean
up.
burn
th"
farmer
will
harvest
and
con-i
debus,
silviculture
it
until
It
serve,
the
best
forester
tries
to
looks
something
like
Its
original
recreate
and
produce.
The
seif
We
shall
not
beat
nature
men
act
not
from
selfish
and!
at
Its
best,
but
at
least
we
can
According
to
the
Opposition
i
office
from
w
hich
the
Currte
re-
j
sources
It
waj;
;
port
was
removed
Illegally
u
un-i
"Elect
a
stable
government."
j
der
the
International
Typo-1
O.
H.
Oower.
the
re
.-:
.1;
pointed
public
icliool
I.
urceediiiK
J,
T.
Pulii-.i
y.
PC
PfcF
TtCTIt'S
,
graphical
union,
ueorge
assured
awak
nieht.
wnnrtfrinir
a
'
Personal
reasons;
but
because
take
soraj
little
pride
in
our
ef
I
in
the
city
last
niJiu
on
:
..
...
,.
.
flic
th:it
h
'fillM
viu-.t
ti
their
calling
teaches
them
a
!
fort.
non.
ueorge
urew
anew
H.
ur-
'
'
"
if
imnea'tiiin
"
(e.,r
u,.,u..r
Urk.
ri..vtn
f
xecutive
of
the
union
to
make.
when
the
two
of
mftl
rar,
ful
ln1ulrv
nd
toi
30
Yeorj
Ago
Todoi
didn
t.
But
hem
spoke
in
the
name
sitting
i';
l"
,r
"
"a"
w,r
u"1
the
Red
army
is
going
to
come
crashing
west.
What
is
really
going
to
happen
Ls
the
exact
opposite.
Some
morning
you
are
going
to
wake
up
and
find
that
there
1-s
not
a
.single
Russian
soldier
in
ail
Germany.
The
Russ-
tense
of
values.
!
Remember,
they
said
of
the
The
farmer
who
for
selfish
!
Panama
Canal
that
it
was
an
reasons
sows
his
seed
with
one
Impossible
task,
but
it
was
built
eye
on
his
bank
balance
and
no
by
men
who
made
a
specialty
of
thought
for
the
future
farms!
the
'impossible!
himself
out
of
business
in
very
Is
this
maudlin1
this
matter
U
"
Murray
said
that
If
-we
are
lo'J"
ha
piJ.iited
c
tolerate
the
removal
of
an
of-i
!'
S
'
'-
of
tiie
House
upon
the
Cunie
re-ixrt
they
had
a
very
special
au-tiience
which
was
comparing
'
flriiil
rlrtr
iinnt
mirh
urn.
(h
rm
ians
;
are
getting
ready
to
make
ownj
:
trpe
u
cut
s-tvwV.
port
under
discussion,
what
u'i
rolt
l
0I"
'
D
l""uU
"
.
to
prevent
some
printer,
on
th!
'-'c-;
another
deal
with
the
German
vvoik
has
leen
done
in
this
respect,
and
the
village
hasj
reason
to
feel
encouraged
that
the
time
will
come'when-
its
broad
stretches
of
level
ground
will
be
the
location
of
large
industrial
concerns.
IVery
sensibly,
however,
it
was
pointed
out
that
the'
companies
will
not
make
an
appearance
just
because
Terrace
is
dreaming
about
them
being
thererThis
part
of
the
province
is
known
far
less
by
UuiO-'est
of
the
country
than
some
complacently
believe?"
j'ltrje
case
of
Terrace,
its
advantages
are
reajjily
apparent
to
those
who
live
there,
but
what
abojut
the
directors
of
a
large
manufacturing
firm
in
the
east
who
are
considering
expansion?
The
chances
are
they
have
never
heard
of
Terrace,
let
alone
its
assets
as
an
industrial
site.
;
To
make
others
better
and
favorably
acquainted
iwith
the
village
is
the
commendable
task
to
which
the
Board
of
Trade
will
this
year
apply
itself.
It
is
the
sort
of
public
relations
job
which
no
community
should
ever
ignore.
J
Proof
that
Terrace
realizes
it
will
never
attain
its
maximum
possible
growth
unless
it
has
good
roads
is
seen
in
the
fact
that
two
special
commit-teef
will
Vie
formed,
each
being
entrusted
with
the
single
responsibility
of
examining
the
needs
of
one
particular
highway
project.
One"
will
press
for
improvement
of
certain
sections
of
Highway
16,
and
the;
other
will
go
after
construction
of
a
road
to
Kitjimat.
This
concentration
of
effort
sets
an
example
that
other
boards
of
trade
would
do
well
to
follow
in
attending
to
their
most
urgent
requirements.
J
Last
but
far
from
least
in
the
more
ambitious
of
Ithe
Terrace
board's
undertakings
is
the
pinning
of
a
railway
into
the
Peace
River
country
from
Hazelton.
Remote
though
such
a
railway
may
seejn.
it
is
eminently
practical
and
Terrace
is
right
in
peeking
to
make
it
a
reality.
!
In
this
case,
as
in
many
others,
Terrace
and
Prince
Rupert
have
a
common
interest.
It
will
be
to
thoir
mutual
benefit
if
they
co-ordinate
their
efforts.
The
bright
promise
of
the
future
will
he
realize
that
much
more
quickly
and
surely.
!
Scripture
f-aSMige
for
Joday
'
"He
.spake
bolrlly
in
the
name
of
the
Lord."
Acts
9:29.
the
forest
will
be
replaced
by
a;
Tweedsmuir
e.irk
KikI
dust
bowl.
I
&
Oun
Club,
eve
of
the
delivery
of
the
budget
'
"""r"1
0
read
to
Port
Kduid
What
Is
true
of
farms
is
as
j
Burns
Lake,
BC
Heir
performance
densely
ani
ultkally.,
'I
he
audience
consisted
of
some
50
PC
candidate
in
the
coming
general
election
who
had
been
oroughl
into
the
Capital
from
British
Columbia
to
the
Marl-time
Province)
to
get
a
Utile
political
indoctrination
trcm
the
speech
In
the
House,
from
extracting
a
copy
of
the
budget
militarists.
The
Russians
will
make
that
deal
with
any
kind
of
a
western
German
group
that
will
make
the
deal
with
them."
In
the
presence
of
a
speech
and
using
It
for
hi
own
true
of
continents.
In
Canada
we
should
be
very
jealous
of
the
urolfiro
rif
rmr
ftrpttt&
Hill
apom.
Editor.
The
Xrailv
News:
UHtKMINE
M
H
TAXES
I
DEVELOPED-that
to
argument
in(;ly
very
few
are
Unfortunale.
him,
and
later
in
this
column,
lv
'
WT,AnDfd
un
in
thl.
profit
or
for
the
profit
of
thejempany
ot
liiiercsttd
Irv
about
him?
.
'
i
the
opening
of
the
iut
.
The
very
pre
of
the
rounlryio'
Uie
Ridley
lliww
ti.
i
,
would
be
handicapd
if
the
yesterday,
character
of
the
printer
was!
Irt
v.-..
TOft
A
TJ.,
Ago
TodO)
n.,t
.ueh
that
AvumenU
are
re-
!
Attention
ratepayers'
If
you
.
sitting
PC
members.
'
,
,
,
''
'
"""M'
present,
not
the
future.
We
do
have
not
determined
the
amount
The
novices,
manv
of
whom
in
vaiiuiia.
,
i
luuiiu
ijiui.
Iliusi.
.
rn.
think.
We
do
not
look
be-,
of
tax
you
are
going
to
pay
here
gei
Uieir
baptism
of
fire
in
pjliiic
when
tiie
election
con-
j
leased
on
a
certain
date
for
pub-
The
National
Dneatj..
peopie
were
iu
unwniini?
10
i.ne
y0nrj
our
noses.
Mostly
we
are
are
a
few
pointers
to
consider
at
its
possibility
as
they
were
when
,
occupied
with
other
interests
:
once
You
will
have
noted'
that
I
was
writing
and
aying
exactly.
.
.
dreams
of
auick
and
easv
thi.
ritv
assessor.
Mr.
It
nueeett
.e-.i
breaks
wide
open,
were
given
.,cUon
Worker'
Association
turu
the
same
thing,
tiling,
between
between
Mr
Mr.j
fnrtunes.
has
been
ill
and
in
hosmlai.
inamoeriain
8
surrender
to
Hit-
riviltyatbin
nrrwiuera
this
and
Nmv
ma
that
vmir
hniirp
i
if
a.
several
"pep"
treatments
which
t
Qeorge
then
went
Into
ome;4U0
strong
to
tun
meetir.?
!
lould
be
described
a
definitely
j
drlaI
as
to
the
waste
he
ald
!
night
to
protest
the
iah
n
'
brisk
during
their
two
days
In
the
,
wai
incurred
during
the
con-
'
Uef
allowance
for
mailed
;
t
Capital.
The
Urew
followers
now
j
struct
ion
of
the
Alaska
High-!
,
v
.A
TJ.
1
in
the
Hou.e
took
them
into
j
way
,.
6alcj
mr
mU4ht
tnink
10
ICOri
Ago
I
Ooflf
i
Uieir
caucu.
room
and
dinned
'that
he
was
out
of
order
In
Appointment
ol
U
V.
St...;
J
their
auccess
formula
into
their
j
bringing
these
fact
to
the
at-!
City
Aecounfnl
and
st.
I
attentive
ear
at
morning,
alter-j
tenllon
of
the
House,
but
many
!
treasurer
was
approved
ay
!
iioo.i
and
evening
ailtlngs.
Th?
;
memlH-rs
called
out
"Oh.
no."
coucnil
last
night
At
the
-
ler
at
Munich,
and
its
inevitable;
that
scheme
for
progress.
Peo-
iessmei.t
card
definitely
states
consequence
the
.Hitler-Stalin
:pie
rush
to
support.
Companies
that
all
appeals
must
be
in
the
deal
of
the
following
year.
are
floated,
bonds
are
issued.
No
hands
of
the
aves&or
not
later
By
1951
when
we
revisited
matter
what
the
scheme
is.
we
than
5
p.m.
Thursday.
January-Germany
again
the
Nazis
were
are
going
to
make
10
per
cent,
29.
This
dues
not
give
us
much
again
openly
.stirring.
Their
par-'
50
per
cent!
Instead
of
exam-
time
utile
city
hall
has
some
tiPA
tt'Pra
nut
altnwori
in
nnorl
in,.
V,
nrn..,i
n
rt.rK.r
tL'itH
Ihn
.wi.i
r.f
In
r.'i.v.-
tnU
lirli
onri
ih..
..,t'.i
r...t;...i
...
...
.,.,,
i,...
m
Mr
n.,.i.M
o.,,i,i
i,..
nni
!
only
thing
the
PC
failed
to
ex
STATEMENT
I'NTRl'E
j
The
Prime
Minister
l-ertainly
time
council
reached
a
Uc:
to
discontinue
the
practt
accepting
post-dated
cher,.'
even
hold
nuhlie
mpetins
in
the
n
it.
n.latlnnhln
in
t,t.,r
be
well
enouch
to
rone
with
this
P'a
'anuie
OI
ine
lormuia
wn.ii
they
mere
expoundng
to
big
cities
in
the
crucial
Lower,
generation.
In
Its
relationship
situation.
Saxony
election,
which
I
covered,
to
over-all
economy,
in
its
re-i
Let
me
ay
thi?
in
warning
to
,...
......
.......
J....-.-
i
the
payment
of
taxft
a.
.
i
elect
more
than
a
minority
,;ruup
Some
of
the
prospective
i:Utlll
lllilv
ill
ii
is
iviuii
in
service.
Just
before
it
toik
place
the;
lalionship
to
the
general
wel-
tho.se
who
have
not
taken
steps
to
check
into
the
amount
of
tax
,
candidate,
m
otner
worns.
iouna
the
Currie
report
was
the
same
as
the
government's
possession
of
the
Oouzenko
document
In
l!Hj
j
highest
British
intelligence
of-
fare
and
happiness.
-ficers
told
me
that
if
the
Na7is'
irD
eo
the
shack
towns,
down
pending
or
to
appval
same:
ithe
PC
mirage
story
lacking
n
DO
NOT
WAIT
UNTIL
YOU
FIND
convincing
evidence
of
its
own
Fomilior
Route
MONTREAL
CP-
Edward
got
10T
of
the
votes
it
would
be
g0
the
trees.
The
soil
is
pulvor-
Mr.
St
Ijiurent
said
he
did
power.
Tney
stupe
ted
mat
tney
would
be
belter
employed
if
I
oao,
ana
it
tney
got
m
ii
would
jZed
i
THAT
YOL'R
TAXES
ARE
LINED
the
air
DOlluted
Violently
fi
i
FINDS.
House
4
rooms
and
bath,
oe
dLsastrou.s.
iney
polled
vt.
and
they
could
listen-In
on
Liberal
method.
I
ment
.
moves
in
and
h
nuimH
Bounds
th
th..
Lot
37
-2
Taxes
$40
00
ac-
RUT
NOW
that
the
RrltiaVi
have
i;..i,.
..n,.v,t0
r.f
arrested
a
whole
layer
of
top
thing
In
its
way
No
matter
that
T
Vm
t"'
""""M
lK.W
IN
FORM
not
doubt
that
Knowles'a
recol-!
berUon.
Jl-year-cld
Scav;
lection
of
what
twik
place
In
'
Rlr
with
Brlthh
'
1M5
might
have
beoome
a
blt'Alrways
Corpotation,
has
'hiay.
but
the
statement
that;P"ted
hi
"4fH)th
traus-.V-
St
Laureni.
jrrsonally
received
I
flight
between--
Prrdi
'
and
made
use
of
the
Gouzenko
Montreal.
He
figures
r
documents
was
untrue.
!
another
20
years
of
llym:
'
Mr
St.
Laurent
outlined
for
land
hopes
to
crovt
the
A'
-us
the
exciting
event
In
Oou-
1000
times.
But
the
piece-de-resislanc
:
Nazis
who
have
been
operating
the
hydro-electric
plant,
or
the;"
;
,
.
.'
of
the
program
a
when
thi
candidates
were
taken
into
th
'
"
"
'
-
.
'
Ii."
MNL
III
U
It
"V
.11
1
U
.
'
HHP
VI.
V
.
But
let
us
not
fool
ourselves.
natural
resources
of
100
year
i"
'"f
.
'El'r::,.
,
Parliamentary
galleries
to
hear
The
sudden
outburst
of
raleuiat-
are
used
up,
watted,
thrown
MriW
.,.
',
I
Leader
Drew
and
Defence
Minifi
ed,
organized
anti-Semitism
in
away.
i.,,..
'.
....
,
ter
Claxton
perform
on
the
Cur
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
rle
report.
Knowing
the
critical
audience
which
was
watching
Ru.isia
and
Ras.iian-ruled
coun-i
Tree8
wild-life,
game
and
cash
figures
to
be
met
before
tries
is
the
blackest
omen
of
;flsn
are
interfered
with,
killed
!
you
decide
that
things
I.ave
got-
mese
irouoiea
times,
ii
iiierany
&r
destroyed.
The
wilderness
:
ten
out
of
hand
and
vou'ri.
un
this
isni
me
urst
time
tne;
he
pointed
out
where
the
bundles
i
shrieks
to
high
heaven
that
the!n,,iih
nil
its
nrimeval
beautv
is
against
a
tough
deal.
General
Electric
Appliances
Mountles-have
served
In
Prince
of
cash
had
been
stuffed
under;
Russian
government
is
prepar-:
turned
into
nothing
more
or
less
Rupert,
besides
having
the
city
cushion,
mattresses,
rugs
and
;
ing
the
ground
for
another
Ru.v-;
than
a
huge
garbage
dump
the
constables
as
well.
The
former
carpets.
As
for
the
mate,
he
drew
!
ian-German
deal,
maybe
with
a
stench
of
which
reaches
to
high
livep
on
Third
Avenue,
just
I
a
holiday,
and
sound
advice
cm-
resurrected
Nazi
party,
or
maybe'
heaven.
If
there
are
some
doubt
in
your
mind
about
doing
(he
right
thing
check
back
to
the
Item
written
by
Mr.
William
J.
Alder
on
the
19th.
It
should
clarify
the
situa'lon
pretty
v
eil
TAXPAYER
aeras
from
the
Junction
of
cerning
use
of
liquor.
him.
Leader
Drew
rose
superbly
to
the
occasion
and
turned
in
what
many
critics
consider
his
finest
parliamentary
effort
to
far.
The
Defence
Minister
was
unaware
of
the
study
In
con-1
trasts
to
which
he
was
belm;
made
a
party
and
didn't
extend
himself.
Nevertheless,
the
frankness
of
his
statement,
the
directness
of
his
manner,
and
his
obvious
ain-:
eerlty
of
motive
were
impressive
I
Without
being
spectacular
he'
was
so
patently
honest
that
he
didn't
suffer
any
in
comparison.
Second
Street.
One
can
remember;
an
officer
named
Tupper.
There
also
was
a
Sergeant
Warrior,
a
good
humored
soul
able
to
entertain
as
well
as
enforce
law,
Once,
at
the
annual
fair
with
some
other
militarist
ele-;
jf
we
have
no
use
for
trees,
ment
in
Germany,
able,
to
"de-
for
game,
for
fish,
let
us
leave
liver"
a
government
;fj
.united
!
them
in
their
natural
environ-Germany,
hostile
to
TT.e
"West,
j
ment
until
such
time
as
we
cen
,v''
piecemeal
the
country
and
ad-AND
NOW
come
the
jprffcl
omin-1
minister
it
with
a
little
fore-ous
news
of
all-that
the
East
'
sight
and
Imagination.
Anv
German
Borelgn
Minister
who
:
other
way
is
so
wanton
and
HELMETS
AND
STICKS
Prince
Rupert
policemen
,forty
year
ago,
did
not
in
the
slightest
resemble
those
of
today.
Each
man
wore
o
Ion
it
hlu
irwt
ki
Government
Can
Cancel
Liquor
on,the
Acropolis
the
sergeant
W
belt
and
atk.
He
did
"more
game
a
comic
recitation.
natroiiinr
ih.
rtriuin
Woshing
Machines,
Floor
Polishers,
Radios,
Kettles,
Ranges,
Vacuum
Cleaners
and
mony
others.
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
Phone
644
Box
1279
recently
guaranteed
the
new
needless.
A
,Ymil
7-
'
could
cross
any
avenue
or
street
Chief
William
i
u
H.
Vickers,
born
lanvwher
witho,,.
.i.nMn.
i.r
Licence
Any
Time
in
Portsmouth
(Eng.).
held
the
or
right.
Of
course,
traffic
was
Florence
Nightingale,
heroine
of
the
Crimea
in
the
1850
s,
died
in
1910
at
the
age
of
90.
less.
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Investors
That
is
our
attitude
to
the
Alcan
project.
If
some
part
of
Tweedsmuir
Park
Is
to
be
flooded,
then
let
us
have
the
about-to-be-flooded
area
cleared
of
timber
and
debris,
so
that
at
least
the
new
lake
will
have
a
good
foundation
and
clean
Polish-German
border
bas
been
arrested
a
a
"trailer,".
That
plainly
means
that
inr
the
coming
attempted
new
djffthttween
Germany
and
Russia'.'lhe
Jews
are
to
be
the
goaUfflcrtJe
new
Poland
is
t
be
ot4rS
tne
loot.
whose
money
is
tied
up
in
cab
post
for
many
a
long
year.
In
fact,
he
was
there
from
the
commencement.
Of
rangy
build,
he
was
kind
hearted,
experienced
and
possessed
good
Judgment.
He
arets,
clubs
or
other
establishments
which
might
lose
liquor
NF.RVOL'S
ATTACK
Perhaps
there
were
more
differences
in
the
long
paat,
contrasted
with
the
present,
where
charges
were
read.
Once,
a
man
facing
a
minor
offence,
asked
Chief
of
Canilano
Tribe
Threalens
Magistrate
Cars
if
he
would
Jail
To
Pilch
Tepin
Middle
of
Road
him
for
a
month.
Confessing
to
feeling
fear
of
her,
he
knew
she
could
not
break
into
the
lockup,
and
he
would
have
at
least
a
could
spin
many
a
true
and
diverting
tale
of
the
gold
rush,1
having
been
through
it.
He
was
theisort
of
fellow
to
whom
you'd
say'
when
meeting,
"Hello,
Billy,"
instead
of
"How
do
you
do,
Mr.
Vlcker."
t
FORTUNE
ABSENT
One
spring
morning
a
cannery
steamer
carrying
a
payroll
called
to
feport
the
loss
of
a
lot
of
money.
There
must
have
been
sonjewjjt1?
between
fifteen
and
twenty
housand
smackers
miss
BALLOT
BALLOT
THE
ALEX
HUNTER
AWARD
FOR
GOOD
CITIZENSHIP
Please
consider
my
nomination
of:
x'
:
for
the
outstanding
citizen
of
.Prince
Rupert
for
the
year
1952.
My
NAME
My
ADDRESS
;
fa
A
I
I
T
1
'"
"ml
rpturn
to
the
DAILY
NEWS
n
A
I
I
OT
UALUVi
I
not
later
than
JANUARY
SIt,
1953.
UALIA'I
month's
peace.
Somehow,
the
magistrate
managed
to
preserve
a
serious
face.
licences
under
legislation
suggested
by
the
Stevens
report
would
be
unable
to
sue
the
government
for
losses.
This
was
the
opinion
expressed
by
high
legal
authorities
here
today.
The
Liquor
Inquiry
Commission'
recommendations,
if
carried
into
law,
would
deprive
iom
establishments
of
their
licences.
The
lawyers
agreed
the
government
would
be
entirely
free
to
refuse
to
renew
a
liquor
permit
of
any
establishment.
Since
ail
liquor
and
bner
permits
expire
December
31
Of
every
year
this
would
automatically
limit
the
life
of
establishments
slated
for
the
"dry
list."
NORTH
VANCOUVER
C!
Chief
Joe
Mathias
has
threatened
to
pitch
a
tepee
in
the
middle
of
the
main
road
leading
to
the
plush
British
Properties
subdivision
here.
The
venerable
chief
of
the
Capilano
tribe
ls
all
hopped
up
about
an
offer
made
by
the
owners
of
the
properties
and
Lions
Gate
brldee
for
a
eJUAk
of
his
reservation.
The
syndicate
wants
the
land
for
the'
fitiproach
to
a
new
bridge
planned
for
the
future.
(,
a
"We
are
offered
the
ridiculous
price
of
$750
an
acre
when
we
should
be
getting
at
least
$5,000,"
the
chief
complained.
Chief
Mathias
said
the
land
for
the
present
bridge
"was
never
surrendered"
and
the
bridge
rightly
"belongs
to
the
Indians."
Manitoba's
wild
rice
crop
In
1952
hit
a
record
of
$150,000.
No
figures
are
available
on
the
Winnipeg
wild
cats
crop.
Petrography,
or
petrology1?
ls
ing'
It's
doubtful
if
tiiat
amount
has;
been
mentioned
in
any
subsequent
robbery
case
since.
But
thi$
was
no
mystery.
Most
of
the
ra.sh.Mms
Xound
in
a
few
hours.
tne
study
of
rock
their
composition,
structure
and
WheWSflrtinken
mate
sobered
tip