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and
REMINISCES
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
February
26,
1953
I
Kirnt
r
on
timi:
I
Samuel
de
Chatnptain,
the
LIONEL
!
Official
announcement
that
Davlifiht
Saving
will
be
In
1
1
effect
within
another
few
week.
i
plorer
who
died
more
than
3m
u
IfijpMiaent
aally
newspuptr
devour
to
the
upbuilding
ol
WUio.
Hupwi
nd
Northern
nd
Central
Brltttn
Columbia.
Wrmtxc
of
Canadian
Pre
-
Audit
Bureau
ol
Clrculatlou.
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Publl-shed
by
nhe
Print
Kupert
Daily
Ne
Limned
1.
r.
MAOOrTdcnt
H.
O.
PERRY,
Vlce-Praaldan.
TRAIN
As
I
See
It
l
fr
rt
Who
Wants
Hutter?
concluding
in
September,
in;
finance
minister
has
slresiJv
told
us
about
surpluses
and
ull
that.
I5ut
surely
a
convenience,
such
as
an
oversupply
of
daytime
surplus
up
north
Is
e
carrier
t-r
weeK,
2ftc;
per
rr.o.ah
1
S.
pe
'
,ouo
i
years
io
Is
ri'i.laclng
the
tru-
;
iditiomti
srai
li
t
coated
Mnuntl-?'.
1
on
the
cover
of
the
rr.piiiila,
Uimri.sl
guiiie
biHikli
t.
This
jbi
eli
lulgely
ut
til'
U
l-'a'-fe
o!
I
tin)
mayor,
Charlotte
Winttuti.
;wl
decluccl
OUKt
hid
ith
r
ACCESSOR!!
rly
mall
rwi
jioi.ui.
l"f
T""',
-
-
e
t)
Port
OWoe
Department.
Ottawa.
r,i.v.
utnoruw!
u
-fond
clas
n
ail
rc.
i
I
OIT
RfiAl
fOVK
WAV
Everybody's
Business
tuu:
ist
attrm
tUms
sixteen
There
will
soon
be
1
IS
newly
H-onstructed
and
orcupimt
j
LADY,
take
a
good
look
at
these
three
items.
SPEHSIONS
and
accusations
against
tfritisn
dwellings
at
HeiU
covt
aim.
iy
i
fS'?
.
Iri
;
.
?
:(1WA
Policy
olumbia
teachers
and
the
provincial
system
tenanted.
A
snua
little
com-
1
Mr.
Gardiner
tells
parna-
Now
In
5fod
Oil
Cort
Troint
Crottoveri
Auomaic
fet
Bridges
up
at
trie
la
OSF.
OF
CANADA'S
most
noUd
father
and
son
political
teams
i
"'yetTdiZ
r,H
vi.
it
doesn't
si
cm
so
inii'i
i
.
,
.
is
Harold
Winch
(left!
and
hi
father
Ernest
E.
both
rnembera
r
ihi
ar
1
jiBisliitnre.
Hardd
Winch
is
leader
of
CCF
Opposl-
ithat
in
order
to
gel
there,
on-
.
f
OmnilllPP
I
had
U)
hike
all
the
y
out
ii.l
J
I
II
I
llllww
j
all
the
way
back.
merit
on
February
5
tnat
our
Liberal
government
owns
30
million
of
the
40
million
pounds
;f
butter
bought
last
year
to
;
keep
the
price
paid
to
farmers
;
above
58
cents.
Yet.
new
butter
ironies
on
the
market,
even
In
!
winter,
in
larger
quantities
than
can
be
sold
in
Canada.
Established
tion
and
member
fur
Vancouver-Kant.
His
father
represent
Burnaby.
They
have
attended
24
legislature
sessions
since
their
election
In
1933.
Canada
has
Just
concluded
a
.
-'u"
1
VANCOIJVKH
A
tHJfrf
com
By
NORMAN
M,
MocLEOD
OTTAWA
DIARY
Sorry
n0
"027"
trock
ovoilobi,.
ut
a
fmirt
sinitleri
elunce
it
velonment
miRht
be
to
some
has
dawned
upon
the
Capital
.Cabinet
circles
inclined
to
be
MlviniP
nivrr
riiwwii
;
-
-
-
.
reise
Bulldos,"
under
Mai.-
rottu-e
ill
be
set
up
by
the
i
General
Vuke.
It
was
clos
as
;
ItiU-rnalmnai
WikIw..i
Iters
ut
iil)le
to
U
genuine
artUile
j
America
CIO
to
liniullu
Ha-Mj
and
that
can
b
pretty
dashed
joontrart
nrotitttion.
do,
a
many
fellow
ran
ti'H
I
Th
couimlttee.
II
..
d
'ritleii
you
Yet,
tlere'
no
other
way.
at
the
final
inn
Unit
of
the
in-if
it
la
to
b
of
service
nual
convention
ln
n
ouriim
t!u-f
rrll-lid.
l!l
wl
a
work
Mip-
The
Red
D
ai
la
being
hnwU
J
;
juge
date
if
a
i.i-w
cci.ti
net
U
and
cow-bt'lled
from
the
puliSlo
not
signed
by
Jui.e
ISdeaUiii,
lectur
platform
In
this
Dumin-
(
jt
ww
tiM
ucrliied
ticre
would
ion,.
Inubility
to
listen
is
tut
.not
be
"no
MHitrar-t-tKi
tk"
valcran
IV)
IKVll
nnservers
mai
i
lp.l
(
US
Ol
UUrumn
o
aw'i-13
of
education
comes
at
a
time
when
the
wtioie
01
Canada
is
preparing
to
concentrate
a
week
on
education
of
its
children.
While
irresponsible
-even
slanderous
remarks
of
it
man
whom
citizens
had
every
reason
to
believe
was
responsible
can
be
discussed
with
a
shrug
or
the
common
day
vernacular
of
"crank,"
education
cannot"
be
dismissed
from
each
Canadian's
carefu.
attention.
Education
Week
opens
March
1.
Its
purpose
is
to
fut-UH
the
attention
of
all
citizens
n
the
important
business
of
education.
Our
.schools
are
what
we
as
parents
and
citizens
make
them.
The
more
we
achievements
and
its
Vnow
about
education-its
current
problemsthe
better
shall
we
be
able
to
contribute
toward
its
improvement.
Education
"is
everybody's
business.
Through
voting
in
provincial
elections
and
in
the
selection
of
local
school
authorities,
everyone
can
assume
a
.Ciu-msihi1itv
in
this
all-important
business.
raiding
the
treasury
on
benair
1
2.
Seattle
newspapers
on
February
15
carried
display
ads
of-'
ferinft
good
grain
fed
halves
of
beef
fur
sale
at
35
cents
to
39
cents
per
pound
all
cut
and
i
wrapped.
This
beef
too
is
owned
'-
by
our-
Canadian
government
land
sold
in
U.S.
as
part
of
a
complicated
three-way
deal.
3
A
fieree
fight
rages
in
par-!
liament
because
some
Conser-j
vative
and
ail
Social
Credit
MPi
;
oppose
the
Liberal
government's
'policy
which
permits
entry
to
of
his
farmer
friends,
there
is
small
telief
anywhere
in
the
Capital
that
it
represents
the
the
current
Abbott
budg.'t
stands
out
almost
as
a
museum
piece
amongst
Its
predecessors.
What
endows
it
with
its
truly
nniniie
nualitv
in
the
eye
of
Rupert
real
explanation
of
the
absence
Radio
&
Elect;:
.i,o
,
if
ifim'htln(
inv
suecltic
larm
oeneuis
tw
bad
And
what
cow
ever
mmntut
this
year
i.,i
fit
ihp
fnnt
that
voiiifinni
the
present
budget.
The
dreamed
of
having
such
a
us
Phone
644
can
read
it
from
beginning
to
j
general
theory
is
the
far
more
fu
instrument
used
for
such
end
and
even
between
the
lines
j
realistic
one
that
the
shrewd
purpo.
The
IWA
will
also
uiKlrrtuke
a
job
evaiuutloii
aurvey
at
a
basis
for
biur
aue
i
Uv.ifukiii.in
in
future'
barfatutiig.
The
.survey
may
take
two
yews.
Box
1279
Canada
of
Cuban
rennea
sugar,
i
which
has
sharply
reduced
the
!
price
here.
1
'so.
MRS
Ordinary
Housewife
without
discerning
anywhere
;
Minister
or
Aancuiiurr
nu
awm
the-
fine
Italian
hand
of
Bt.
scheme
in
mind
In
comparison
Hon.
James
Garfield
Oardlner.l
with
which
the
"cut"
that
he
i
....
i,r,n,r,
omnnir
hit
farm,
i
mmht
have
wangled
for
the
Old
Marshall
von
Runstedf,
111
and
Impoverished
died
In
-.,
t
a
.
flit-
here
here
is
is
your
your
chance.
cnance.
How
ituw,.r
,,
jimmle."
I
farmers
as
part
of
the
budget
.
'
w,
FLY
TO
EDMONTON
mould
you
go
about
selling
mat
-
-
m
be
maU
chanRe.
r
w"
cnvn....u..
OmUliornxmndsurpiusofbut-
to
nave
a
'-
Thqere.f
doubt
ln
Par.
orders,
the
faUicrUnds
arm,
t,,r?
!
by
Cabinet
without
Rt.
Hon.
liamentary
circles
a
to
what,
the
field
was
formidable
It
I
Remember,
the
purpose
of
tt.
the
i.j,
.
carvlng
off
a
muiy-(
sixcifically.
Uiat
scheme
U
The
d;clared
Dunkirk
would
have
:
government
policy
in
i
paying
the
mi'!Uon.dollar
slice
to
be
ear-
absence
of
any
specific
bene'tU
teen
a
real
disaster
hid
Run-
:
floor
"
from
the
budget
Pr,,-endaje
marked
specifically
for
hUito
agriculture
i.ttt.r
to
guarantee
thent
a
livinf
s
h
,
Hrowma
r
an(t
Hve.sttx
k-,ls
being
accepted
generally
by
sltu
'
wage,
mu.h
as
the
city
worker
fMn
ut
.n
the
observers
as
conclusive
evidence
on
when
Berlin
Ms
p.iaranteed
a
m
nimum
wage,
i
Lalslng
r
'
.
V......
.J!,h..
hfr.
ih
nrwnt
session
hard
t,.ea,
this
noted
soldier
.
.
.,
...,,
j
r-rairies
is
uuyin-vurnw
J
'-.T-'
-J
fir
;
.
"
Trl
-
.
i
uu.,i
e
anniin
in
ofwpmmr'r
t
win
"
-
-
-
-
"
what
would
haouen
if
the
gov-lud
n.u
ta
nro.
don,
The
answer
was
"nuke
lernment
arranged
a
one
cent
1
hat
"
th,
-
d7mU.
dynamu:
Mlntetw
Mm
w
ewd
with
tht
South
Saskatehe-
peace
"
Idiot.,
Bit
by
bit
we
.f
.
butter
sale-that
u
on
.
certam
;
wwn
r
,wn,ng
shnil
,n,
uu
un.
j
day
sold
two
pounds
of
butter
j
'
t
ooanet,
.cheme.
ptewanlne.
In
addition
.to
exercising
their
franchise,
citi-zerw
can
make
their
voices
heard
through
active
participation
in
Home
and
School
or
Parent-Teacher
Associations,
and
as
parents
in
direct
contact
with
school
principals
and
teachers.
-
To
our
.school
board,
local
trustees
are
elected.
They
are
representatives
of
the
community
and
because
they
are
responsible
for
employing
the
teachers
and
operating
the
schools,
they
are
very
important
people.
'
The
teacher
is
perhaps
the
most
important
single
factor
in
the
success
or
failure
of
any
educational
system.
Canada
needs
to
have
more
of
her
best
young
people
enter
this
profession.
This
can
lie
aided
by
maintaining
and
in
some
instances
improving
present
teacher
education,
salaries,
w
orking
and
livins?
conditions.
With
characteristic
vigor.
With
unlimited
Gardiner
has
refused
to
concede
promise
Chnstion
ter.
Or
would
it
mean
that
ir.a
"
ordinary
type
would
be
out
of
NOS-Bl
DGET
ITL.il
luck
in
the
following
weeks?
i
Acceptable
though
such
a
de-
any
value
whatever
to
the
recent
Royal
Commission
rtiport
eondemnina
the
South
Saskat
Science
knocks
at
the
door
of
every
human
chewan
project
In
terms
which
FOR
YEARS
past,
I
have
ham-!
MILESTONES
me
red
away
for
a
new
iracte
could
be
describes
reasonably
as
"w
holesale."
His
attitude
has
rather
suggested
that
the
td
deal
wun
Britain,
unurr
wlu,
(
M
we
would
accept
sterling
tor
evervinuus
bne
uuj.
.
sre
other
way
of
holding
Canadian!
40
Yeors
Ago
0loy
1
riv-rt
lime
t
I
limanlun
In
aUslied
I
M
houv
Hiilitt
M.irulav.
Mfilnrsiljy
and
lriit.i.
via
frkit
tiemsie
and
drantitf
i'r
ilric.
(Olrrcl
limnuMBr
nis
I'rirwe
ltunl-lerre..
njii
t
aimiUan
I'acifu's
friendly,
rotirleoii
wrmt,
lllM.
(N-lltlWi-Mi:
.I.Sj
!l
1
A
Km.
I'rimr
Rupert,
4mUil.
Vanroinrt-li.iily
ei-eit
Sunday.
CrmMtit
your
Travel
Aitet
r
Canadian
(Padfc
AIRLINES
verse
verdict
of
the
Royal
Commission
was
all
that
wai
needed
to
confirm
his
own
seal
of
approval
upon
the
scheme.
Some
markets
and
hence
Canadian
letter
to
the
editor
from
an
irh
,
intarDclorf
I
I
i
i
o
n
limeri
the
auo
the
possibility
mat
t,
,.:
i
it
i
.
n-,
,
d,,,
tn
firm
i
weeks
I
ne
rsnu.-u
tjmijitf
nrru
au
utuujr
01
riuivi-
vui''.
v.fi
.
-
,
the
butter,
salmon,
meat,
we
'
a
booster
club
and
appoint
a
top
i
wn
opinion
raint-r
.'';
"
now
have
as
surplus.
They
also
flight
publicity
man
to
fell
the
the
Royal
mmissian
mltht
need
much
of
the
wheat
lumber
j
world
of
the
advantages
of
this
hnal
began
to
dawn
on
more
Pa
r
1
i
a
m
fn
ta
ry
c
i
re
(
e
T
&nd
metals
we
cannot
sell
any-
city
thereby
attracting
where
else.
i
people
and
money
to
thus
part
of
,
Plf
lout
absence
of
any
lneiden-
a.
t
But
they
cannot
buy
as
things
the
province.
,
euJVnalian'ToL.Tn'
A
deliberate
attempt
.-Sr
trade
a.one
to
keep
things
even,
dur,
Phone
795
heart.
Will
you
open
the
door
and
listen
to
FREE
UCTURE
entitled
"Christion
Science
Healing
by
the
Power
of
God"
Qiven
by
Ralph
Castle,
C.S.,
of
Belvedere,
CullfortiU,
member
of
the
Board
of
Lectureship
of
The
First
Church
of
Chnbt
Scientist,
Boston,
Mass.,
on
,
FRIDAY,
FEB.
27
at
8
p.m.
in
the
Christion
Science
Building,
Second
Ave.
Wesr
Your
Local
Travel
Agent
!
most
notable
yet.
UNDER
the
plan
I
propose
Can-
adian
commonmes
woum
oe
i
1nV..
AnATnrlnu
i
shipped
to
Britain.
They
would
!
be
sold
at
competitive
world
Two
local
youths,
Felix
Batt
Home
Movies
and
Norman
"""
Kin.slor,
were
able
i
prices
through
the
the
usual
usual
busi
oust-',
n.tAnt.
"
In
the
home
and
school
or
parent-teacher
organizations
lie
the
channels
for
mutual
appreciation
of
the
problems
of
teachers
and
parents.
In
these
associations
lies
a
great
potential
force
for
influencing
educational
policy.
And
when
formal
schooling
is
completed,
the
nation
as
a
whole
must
take
over
industry
and
commerce,,
management
and
labor,
agriculture
and
government
services,
all
have
a
share
of
responsibility
in
the
education
of
Canada's
youth.
All
schools
here
will
hold
"open
house"
next
week
with
teachers
and
pupils
taking
great
pains
to
demonstrate
to
parents
and
friends
what
is
being
accomplished.
The
public
should
avail
itself
of
this
opportunity
to
visit
the
schools,
talk
with
the
pupils
and
with
the
teachers,
become
friends
with
them,
find
out
what
goes
on,
,
y
'
''')'
'
While
education
of
our
children
should
be
among
the
uppermost
considerations
of
our
every-'
day
lives,
let
Education
Week
be
a
reminder
and
a
.
refresher
course,
for
to
quote
Diogenes,
the
famed
Creek
educator:
"The
foundation
of
every
state
is
the
education
ridis
rhTiinek
Ttllt
the
British
'
conuscv
ivaiiaaa
v-nj
"
"""
.-
-
would'
.terUw
tor
!
r
away
stations
on
their
ama-i
owning
16-millimetre
movie
pro-them
buyers
pa
y
Iteur
receiving
set.
j
lectors
ean
see
movies
In
th-
ir
.
.
i
.
.
.
i
own
homes
at
tow
cost.
The
T
-
The
Bank
of
Canada
would
,
Canadian
National
Rail-1
onto
and
district
film
council
hold
all
monies
so
paid
i
in
.
ftbolii.n(;r,
the
oUlct
of
haa
trofjuced
a
plan
wheirby
fi.,S,iUtJJ
special
account,
im
ta
an
,
;
engineer
here
with
the
f
m0vi
may
be
renl
for
a
sellers
would
be
paid
by
the
j
.
"
,,,
e
r.,tvu.tinr.
,
.
i
j
-'icinuvni
yi
t?
.
w-
.
v.,
.
i
w
si.i
j
veil"
uuiiiv
in
vauau.i.i
uui.i.i,
M.
Bremner
toi
..
i
haugh
and
ine
regular
ui
rjiimusr.
.
i
Also
the
British
manufacturers
1frJ'
iwho
shipped
products
to
Can-;,
jfl
xw
Years
or'3''
Aao
Todov
ada
would
be
paid
off.through
.
tllff
Bank
o!
Canada,
in
pounds
Alan
Davies
was
elected
deputv
Uterllne
Orand
Master
of
the
Orand
,
'
Lodge
of
the
Orange
Order,!
v.,
v.
r
a
in
any
year
ln
which
Canada
distinction
to
thlsj
!
had
a
surplus
on
this
trading
:
"1B
188
I
account
the
Bank
of
Canada
jcuy-
,
.
,
it
?
'
.
J
P
o
o
BIT
gaWMoooMW
of
its
youth."
j
would
simply
buy
mortgages.
,
new
memben
Joinf(i
tnt
property,
or
stock
and
bonds
;
m
,naugtrlal
,
al
,
from
somewhere
n
the
sterling
;
.
.
area.
They
would
sell
these
in
;
Canada,
if
desired.
1
0
Yeors
Ago
Today
'
A
triple
funeral
was
held
here
r
A
r
U
!
vOlfl
WOSh
!fnr
,h.
.hrpe
victims
of
recent
'General'
Townsend,
Louisiana's
lasi
Survivor
of
Civil
War,
Dies
KINGSTON,
Ont.
(CP)
Theft
(
accidents
on
road
construction
of
$49
In
cash
from
a
local
bev-
work
on
the
lower
Skeena
River,
eratre
room
was
reported
to
,
...
police,
who
found
theives
had
i
Members
of
the
Oyro
Club
smashed
the
glass
in
a
rear
door,
gathered
at
the
home
of
Arnold
Next
Pereinher,
lie
financially
ready
for
Christmas.
The-
unrest
way
to
iht
it
it
to
tart
a
xpciiil
Ituva!
lianL
Christum
Kaying
uint,
now,
ami
tin
n
put
away
no
nmch
euch
week.
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
i
OLLA,
La.
AP)
William
federate
veterans
held
their
last
The
money
had
been
maaen
in
naten
lor
one
oi
uie
ciuos
a
refrigerator
for
safe
keepln?,
'periodical
stag
parties.
Auwllbvuu,
luu-yeai-uiu
vuuicu-
;
I
cuuiuu
jii
iiui
ikjia,
m.,
iwu
yriiis
erate
veteran
who
became
recon-
iago.
died
with
Yankees
only
twoi
Townsend
was
15
years
old
SALE
OF
HANDBAGS
years
ago,
died
Sunday
night,
it.jn
X851,
he
told
reporters:
was
disclosed
Wednesday.
My
daddy
didnt
want
me
to
a'
last
SUr"
."6
v.t
go,
so
I
wrapped
the
only
suit
of
'
1
vlvor
of
the
Civil
War.
,
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
.....
clothes
I
had
ln
a
big
handker-
m
The
"general
who
actually
.......
,
.
.
chief,
put
it
under
my
bed
and,
a
a
private
when
he
wore
Con-
j
federate
grey,
was
s
t
ric
k
e
n
!
about
mldnitht,
sneaked
away
suddenly.
!
and
walked
all
the
way
to
Nor-
1
!,
'1
A.
"
.
His
death
leaves
only
four
Con-1
w0a.
w
iom
UP-
Wounded
in
the
siege
of
Vicks-
federates
and
two
Union
veterans
still
living.
Tnumtenri
Is
survived
hv
his
burg,
Miss.,
he
was
captured
when
the
city
surrendered
July
4,
1863.
Released
as
a
naroled
war
caD-
fourth
wife,
about
half
his
age,
whom
he
married
in
1940;
one
tive,
he
returned
home
for
the
Lovely
Selection
in
ql
Colors
1.95
WOMEN'S
SLIPPERS
also
i
v
v
son
and
two
aaugnters
oy
nis
first
wife,
and
numerous
grandchildren
and
great-grandchildren.
One
of
his
daughters
had
17
children.
i
Townsend,
who
gave
up
farming
several
years
ago,
attributed
hia
Innff
life
to
the
"will
Of
the
rest
oj
the
war.
"I
do
not
remember
whether
I
took
an
oath
of
allegiance
to
the
U.S.
government,
but
I
do
not
think
I
did,"
Townsend
wrote
in
applying
for
a
Confederate
pension
In
J9S8.
"If
I
did,
It
was
under
duress
and
while
wound
Liird,
three
tablespoons
of
whisky
a
dav
and
a
pipeful
of
tobacco
1.95
ed,",
"v.
The
Arctic
Island
of
Green
every
30
minutes."
The
"general"
said
he
only
re-
wntly
became
reconciled
with
Yankees.
"I
spoke
to
three
of
them
at
Norfolk,"
he
admitted.
The
Con-
land.
onz
a
possession
of
pen
Fashion
Footwear
V
.
...
4.
mark,
has
an
area
of
847,000
square
miles.