Say
Reflects
and
Reminisce;
The
only
one
good
thing
about,
freshness
on
Saturday,
but
it'sjture
to
salute
the
ia!w;y
J
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
'
V
"'"
Y
Monday,
July
13,
1953
.i..
...
th
.Iriubm
spa-
lust
83
Weil
lO
recoglll.r
uir;
mn
w
uc
it
laci
ih'ir
i
r
?
I
i
1
r
nju
w
"
'
j
t
"
,,
,
,
.
,
.
,
,
c
,
'u
by
son
U
the
indubitable
fact
that
'summer
has
a
considerable
way
raspberries
ar
turning
ripe.
I
to
go
yet.
When
the
frying
of
"
K
i
t2nrrA
Atlantic
Stat-fll
Albert
tSask.i
not
ion.
a
f
baby
girl
with
t0
formed
front
teeth
was
the
wife
of
a
dentist.
'
fk
liaependen
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
ad.
Northern
nd
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Cawidlan
Ptraa
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation
i
Cuiifcie
Dattir
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
J.
T.
MAQOR.
President
H.
O.
PERRY,
Vice-President
V
.J
a
CggS
UII
tirt.tJllV4
niiu.
"
I
the
local
public
will
have
a
better
appreciation
of
how
weather
interest
can
wax
or
wane.
l
more
X
Yes,
this
is
a
cold
.,.
-
Swhocrintlnn
Rates:
..
vu
arrinr
Hpr
w..
use-
ner
month.
1.00:
Der
vear.
810.00.
c,
av
V
j
how
d'ye
fancy
a
$500
oh.
In
the
brlnht
lexicon
of
to-
today
that
wouldn't
fetch
Urn
tYifttl
9pr
month
7fic-
ner
Year.
ftflOO.
Sfci'
Wars
will
persLst.
Here's
a
fellow
from
San
Franciscu
who
calls
himself
a
Republican.
He
plans
an
invasion
of
Canada.
He
was
still
in
California
Friday
but
had
spent
fifty
dollars
iu
Uie
designing
of
h
flag.
Is
that
so?
Canada
might
me
ice
some
use
of
him
yet.
spot
a
few
years
i)eni
Authorize
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa
j
dav's
lob-seeking
youth
tncre
EC.
i
a
Is-
no
such
phrase
as
$25
a
week.
X
Alternative
Vote
Better
Not
that
it
matters
much,
un-
j
U-js
it
would
be
a
gallant
w
The
Ontario
Appeal
Court
finds
that
a
husband
and
wife
'
r
LECTION
officials
would
probably
throw
up
t
L.
their
hands
in
dismay
at
the
idea,
but
we
think
;t
unfortunate
that
the
alternative
voting
system
are
capable
of
criminal
tonspir-
?JVJ
Sf
if
I
C"rnt
VJIOIII
to
cfcw-l
gey.
.
But
But
that's
thats
m
no
way
way
cribe
a
wedding.
NAVY
RUM
Authorized
For
Hospital
EI
Iiuns
for
MP
I
HAVE
been
deeply
honored
by
the
nomination
to
run
as
Liberal
candidate
in
Vancouver
South
in
the
present
federal
election.
It
was
a
real
thrill,
when
the
Prime
Miiijili
wa
greeting
all
i
he
B.C.
rantliilate.s
at
the
Van-ouver
Himnrt.
and
said
to
me:
"We
feel
it
a
great
hunor
to
ha
yuu
join
our
teaia."
The
Prime
Miuter
should
have
said
"retoia
our
team"
for
'
rati
bofore
as
a
Liberal
in
South
Yut-k
iu
l!Ja
wlu
u
this
govern-jient
tame
in'o
power.
Just
think
of
lit
The
last
half
of
the
year
1953
is
well
on
Its
way.
1
f
Among
grants
by
the
Provin
MI
ST
AND
CA.V
I
I',
-
.mil.
t
If
cial
governmient
authorized
for
Brithh
Columbia
hospital
for
Speaking
bt
LMMhm,
Otktarit,
the
other
ni-htw
tn
Governor
purchase
of
equipment
lit
a
$5UO
General
saM
sututhmg
hm
he-
for
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos-
declared
the
okt,
self-eonseioua
piul
towards
general
equipment,
doubting
days
.re
over.
-Then.-
Xxv.HA
,
granui
for
renova-sald
Mr.
Masse
"we
were
a.tlol
antl
alterations
for
north-
r
:
if?
v
i
's
not
used
in
Dominion
balloting.
"""'Although
provincial
Liberal
leader
Art
Laing
has
criticized
the
system
on
the
grounds
that
it
encourages
the
growth
of
too
many
parties,
it
seems
to
us
thathe
parties
are
going
to
be
there,
with
or
without
the
system.
In
the
case
of
th
federal
parliament,
the
single-vote-
method
has
done
nothing
to
discourage
assorted
groups
from
aspiring
to.
representation.
Since
they
do
exist
ami
since
they
will
put
candidates
in
the
field
as
far
as
they
are
financially
and
morally
able,
the
rational
attitude
would
be
to
adopt
the
system
which
to
a
great
extent
would
eliminate
the
evil
of
minority
representation.
As
it
is,
there
are
undoubtedly
many
members
of
parliament
who
are
thoroughly
detested
by
the
majority
of
their
constituents
and
iau.,
.
u
peupw,
.r
iui-:errl
b.c,
haspitals,
(figures
In
1
L
OaVLW
l.,i
jure
apparently
ningui
on,brafkets
indicHtP
total
-t
of
things
beyond
their
own
control.)
Job)
are:
grants
o
,
33
($550,
I
suggest
we
mar
rt
now
bejgt
Jonn
HoKpltal
Vanderhoof;
approaching
our
own
Eltaabethaa
j,
268
99
,$806.9Ci
St.
Joseph's,
ONE
OF
THE
FIRST
16-year-olds
eligible
to
vote
legally
since
Confederation,
Gale
Christiansen
of
Flin
Flon,
Man.,
Is
an
apprentice
soldier
in
the
Canadian
army,
stationed
at
Winnipeg.
Gale,
training
s
a
signalman,
has
been
officially
inducted
into
'r.
uw
vi.rre
is
enailge.
we
nuw.n
Crwk'
MVk
iSHMl!
WIN
OR
LOSE,
I
hope
to
con-I
Oiiim?
writing
this
column,
and
jhjok
forward
eagerly
to
writing
i
from
Inside
parliament
it
that
I
if
the
wish
of
the
voters
of
Vancouver
South.
I
I
have
set
myself
'only
these
Igoala
in
this
campaign:
I
1.
No
predictions.
army
and
given
the
right
to
vote
in
the
August
10
federal
j
"now
now
that
we
have
a
future
st
George's,
Alert
Bay;
$50
1
th
I
election.
""
"r
""w
ma
wei,j50.
Providence
Hospital,
Fnrt
must
and
can
control
it:
we:R,
hn-
st
j.nh-n
nwon
'
I
nis
Klvertisemeni
u
nut
puR,
or
displayed
b
1
h
Liuuort,,
Hoard
or
by
the
Outem.:
know
that
manifest
or
not
we
Croek
als0
re(.eived
a
grant
of
1
have
a
destiny
for
which
we
$200
(W00,
towards
purchase
of
must
make
plans."
icoulpment
Bruish
tjIumbia.
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeoo
TTho
would
be
their
last
choice
in
any
kind
of
.BFC'OMINU
RESTLESS
i
,
1
Passing
a
silpnt
Khsihhv
ltuik.
2.
Stic
k
as
much
as
possible
to
the
positive
Liberal
program,
and
let
the
other
candidates
and
parties
speak
for
themselves.
MUNICIPAL
ENGINEER
It's
only
opinion.
And
it's
not
Dlefenbaker
was
said
to
he
far
,
n(?
utlle
pja(.e
oa
Tlitrd
Avenue
final
opinion
at
that.
But
right
1
from
a
sure
thing,
in
Prince
1
tnp
0tner
dav
we
could
swear
wp
I
am
lucky
to
follow
such
a
Reauired
for
The
Corporation
of
the
District
of
Kitima!
good
man
as
Art
Laing.
who
was
now
it's
the
best
this
capital
Albert.
heard
someone
Inside
mutter,
the
previous
MP
for
Vancouver
,
has
to
go
on
in
its
attempts
to
.
But
elsewhere
in
thc:
country
j
yM
months
at;o
we
started
South,
and
who
has
just
won
the
!
appraise
impartially
the
yards
the
newswnters
favored
the
j
tnat
Mory
saylg
e.d
torn
British
Columbia.
Oratluation
from
an
accredited
Un;-1
verslty
In
Civil
Engineering
or
equivalent
prartfral
n-
mast
impressive
victory
in
the
being
gained
Dy
ine
respective
uoerai
cnances.
111.7
ii.uub.h
;
down
and
a
MV
and
stylLsll
.
;
nlitif.nl
nortipti
in
in
thu
me
rnrrpn
curreir.
1
u-
hp
pnvernment's
.uiic..
Ontario
rid-
1
1
ul
t.
....
.Li-
entire
province.
poiuicui
parties
Kur.
lousiness
block
run
up
on
thw
perlence
in
the
general
field
of
Municipal
Engineering
desirable.
Salary
commensurate
with
experience.
Plrsu
But
I
am
also
luckv
in
that
campaign.
nigs
wr.c
.m,,8
nu.,j
jtdentical
ground.
I
feel
lone-
there
are
four
fine
candidates!
Its
urce
ls
the
sizeable
firm
against
the
all-out
;
drive
.some,"
someone
murmured
a.s
send
full
Information
regarding
education,
experiemt
...
,
eronn
of
Dress
ea
lerv
corre-
to
recapture
mem
wiucu
ue.4K.
tile
stillness
,
returned.
"and
references
to
Municipal
Manager,
ro
318
M;iriw
L;"e.?1'
'1
'"...:,.
'
I
soondents
who
have
been
on
PCs
have
launched.
They
esU-
lluiUling,
Vanci.uvei,
11.
('.
minaieu.
ftiiy
one
woum
um.c
...
tha
Ae,,hi-
,int
of
the'.
..
.
.
.
good
MP.
M,uur
meat:
.ricui
w.w.
t
'
,11
was
a
shade
warm
in
Prince
Messrs.
St.
Laurent
and
Drew.
Drew
forces
Into
the
govern-
,
Rup(,rt
Ust
week,
With
a
welcome
!
These
practised
observers
re-
ments
Quebec
stronghold
at
a
.
.
.
.
WITH
THE
cordial
agreement
of
the
publisher
of
this
paper
I
'
turned
briefly
to
the
capital
maximum
of-10
seats.
Ana
iny
rturina
trio
nact
nint
ir
n
thn
forecast
that
in
the
four
At-
j
hereby
invite
all
the
other
can-,
Uo
t
leaders
traded
cam.
iantic
coast
provinces
the
St.
didates
in
Vancouver
South
to
,
,
territories.
The
con-
Laurent
forces
would
hold
a
share
the
of
this
column
j
use
:
majority.
selLsus
rf
their
rea.ctions
to
.during
this
campaign.
lwnat
they
have
seen
M
al.
may
As
tne
newsmen
sized
up
the
If
they
accept,
their
articles
!be
summarized
in
three
simple
,
situation,
the
prime
minister
will
appear
in
this
space,
set
up
but
possibly
debatable
prop-
has
got
off
to
a
faster
start
in
;
exactly
like
this
one,
and
carry-
ositions
.viz:
nis
Ontario
and
Quebec
earn
FISHERMEN!
preferential
voting.
If
that
means
the
true
voice
of
the
people
is
being
heard
in
the
direction
of
our
affairs,
then
we
will
take
vanilla.
It
is
probable
that,
even
if
the
alternative
system
were
adopted
federally,
the
composition
of
the
national
parliament
would
not
be
greatly
different
from
that
decided
by
the
present
method.
Although
many
strange
and
unexpected
developments
are
precipitated
by
the
transfer
of
ballots,
the
story
of
the
final
outcome
begins
to
unfold
with
the
very
first
counting.
The
trends
assert
themselves
almost
immediately
as
they
do
under
the
sifl$e
.county
and
it
is
only,
the
details,
which
must
aSEait
refinement.
.Rut
these
details,
which
now
receive
no
adjustment
in
our
federal
voting,
are
of
tremendous
importance.
Pieced
together,
they
mean
that
the
vanning
party
is
composed
as
nearly
as
possible
of
representatives
who
have
the
greatest
approval
of
the
voters.
As
it
is
now,
a
relatively
unpopular
man
can
ride
to
victory
because
two
opponents
who'
are
better
liked
have
killed
each
other
off.
The
virtue
of
alternative
voting
is
not
so
much
that
it
assures
a
party
representation
in
proportion
to
its
popular
appeal
in
a
rough
way,
the
present
method
does
this,
too
but
that
it
acts
as
a
selective
screening
for
membership
of
that
party.
The
only
losers
under
the
alternative
system
are
the
radio
listeners
on
election
night.
They
must
go
to
bed
without
a
decision
being
reached.
It
is
a
bit
of
a
let-down,
but
far
better
than
the
hangover
of
unfair
representation.
.
ing
their
names
ana
men-
pic-
(j,
jn
no
other
general
elec-
palgns
than
has
Mr.
Drew.
He
Vessels!
Protect
Your
Fishing
jtures
at
the
masthead
just
like
:
tion
within
current
memory
has
is
said
to
be
determined
to
hold
j
mine
above.
j
public
apathy
been
so
wide-
his
advantage
by
making
the
They
are
entirely
free
to
write
j
Sprpai
or
so
apparent.
:
campaign
one
long
sprint.
The
'anything
they
like
in
their
own
i2
Prime
Minister
St.
Laur-
correspondents
weren't
agreed
behalf
and
in
behalf
of
their
Ifnt
nas
g0t
away
to
a
faster
i
amng
themselves
on
the
ques-
parties.
'
start
than
Conservative
leader
,
tion
of
the
FM's
ability
to
main-
j
If
they
accept,
their
columns
;
George
Drew
and
at
the
present
taln
his
present
pace
over
the
'should
appear
on
the
following
j
time
is
runnine
ahead
of
hi?
entire
course.
Many
of
them
;
schedule:
combined
opposition.
13)
In
constituencies
where
rrmy
camps
are
located,
PO
held
that
a
tiirhtening-up
period
is
still
In
the
offing
as
the
Drew
tax
cuts
register
more
deeply
upon
the
average
voter.
candidates
are
running
Into
j
MISS
LORRAINE
JOHNSTON,
!
Progressive
Conservative,
on
or
I
about
Saturday,
July
18
and
Sat-!
urday,
August
1..
.
IRA
MOKSON.
Social
Credit,
I
Monday,
July
20
and
Monday,
trouble
in
the
form
of
resent
ment
amontrst
the
servicemen
against
the
PC
criticism
in
Par
The
Fishermen's
Indemnity
Fund,
set
up
by
the
Government
of
Canada
to
enable
fishermen
to
secure
low
cost
protection
against
storms
and
other
perils,
will
go
into
effect
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia
on
July
13th.
This
low
cost
protection
will
help
you
in
time
of
need.
WHO
ARE
ELIGIBLE?
ISPLAY
ooKim
CATALOGS
liament
of
armed
services
policy
and
administration
and,
In
particular,
of
Defence
Minister
Brooke
JOlaxton.
Some
of
the
specific
reports
which
correspondents
bioii'-'Jit
back
to
Parliament
Hill
were
of
more
than
routine
interest.
In
this
category
was
the
belief
that
the
two
old-line
partita
will
elect
no
more
than
the
traditional
"corporal's
guard"
In
the
three
westernmost
provinces
of
August
3.
CLIFF
GREF.R,
CCF,
Tuesday,
July
21
and
Tuesday,
August
4.
GORDON
ELDER,
LPP.
Wednesday,
July
22
and
Wednesday,
August
5.
THE
REASON
I
am
glad
and
proud
to
stand
for
the
Liberals
in
this
election
goes
back
to
the
time
I
ran
before
on
the
same
ticket.
In
South
York,
where
I
ran
before
in
1935,
there
were
18,000
SWKWOO
Scripture
f-asiuge
for
UoJiiy
"Whatsover
ye
do,
do
It
heartily,
as
to
the
Lord."
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNTS
.
.
.
COUNT
ON
US!
All
commercial
fishermen
ho
operate
their
own
fishing
'
-
vessels."
Saskatchewan,
Alberta
and
British
Columbia.
Veteran
Aqn-
'...
Col.
1:23.
people
living
on
relief
ciitlin'sil
Minister
J..
C.
Gardiner
Iti
i
i
'
il
fTES
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breadwinners
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lies
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representing
over
a
million
was
renbrtrt'-ttr
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Canadians
were
out
of
work.
his
political
life
In
Melville
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t
WHAT
VESSELS
ARE
ELIGIBLE7
lanada
uemes
Vote
to
Hundreds
Working
in
Foreign
Countries
with
none-too-good
chances
of
survival."
Conservative
ace
J.
O
fishing
vessels
valued
at
bftwwi
$,50
All
seaworthy
and
$7,5(10.
Homeless
boys
roamed
the
country
chased
from
pillar
to
post.
I
would
not
he
so
childish
as
to
imagine,
nor
so
dishonest
as
to
pretend,
that
the
present
Liberal
government
is
responsible
for
the
fact
that
this
country
is
members
of
the
Canadian
im-
migration
staff
can't.
WHAT
COVERAGE
YOU
GET
The
armed
forces,
working
with
the
chief
electoral
officer,
are
establishing
two
main
overseas
election
headquarters,
one
In
Next
Trip
-
FLY
probably
the
most
prosperous
TnTAWA
!
Canada
denies
the
jote
to
between
2.000
and
5,000
official
representatives
and
somedon't
like
it.
In
fact
some
move
may
be
made
during
the
life
of
the
Parliament
elected
Aug.
10
to
end
this
situation,
one
which
has
already
led
to
informal
discussions
in
government
quarters.
No
ac
and
stable
country
In
the
entire
Total
loss
60
of
the
appraised
value.
Serious
damage
.If
the
damage
txceeds
30
of
the
appraised
value
of
the
vessel,
you
will
be
p.Wd
8D"r
'
of
the
amount
over
30.
world
today
When
you
go
by
air
you
reach
your
destlnn
Kure,
Japan,
the
other
in
London.
These
will
funnel
back
to
Ottawa
the
votes
of
some
20,000
members
of
the
services
now
tion
faster
and
more
conveniently.
Flyi
time
from
Prince
Rupert.to
But
I
do
think
that
on
the
whole,
the
governments
led
first
hv
Mp"kennie
King
and
now
by
serving
abroad.
Louis
St.
Laurent,
have
given
the
WHAT
YOU
PAY
VANCOUVER
HONOLULU
CHICAGO
MONTREAL
3'2
hrs.
44
132
hrs.
212
14'2
hrs.
162
1534
hrs.
203
people
of
Canada
the
best
administration
that
we
have
ever
had
since
I
was
old
enough
to
vote
and
the
most
stable
and
sound
government
In
any
country
I
have
yet
visited.
85
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25
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1
you
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i
all
19
The
yearly
premium
Is
IT.
of
the
appraised
value
of
your
vessel.
(
.
Land
Survey
URANIUM
CITY,
Sask
(CP)
An
additional
400
lots
and
several
parcels
of
land
will
be
sur
Let
th
Canadian
PmIIIc
Airlines
agent
help
plan
your
entire
trip.
He
will
gladly
man
veyed
here
within
the
next
two
f
1
arrangements,
provlti
complete
throuKh
t!ck
months
by
Saskatchewan
resour
The
township
of
Adjala
In
HOW
TO
SECURE
COVERAGE
tion
Is
possible
before
this
election
because
the
Canada
Elections
Act
must
be
amended
and
only
Parliament
has
this
power.
So
there
will
be
no
vote
Aug-10
for
the
diplomatic,
consular,
trade,
immigration
and
other
official
staffs
which
carry
on
Canada's
business
in
roughly
50
different
foreign
countries.
Main
reason
for
this
is
the
fact
that
it
would
be
quite
an
administrative
Job
to
work
but
a
system
which
tould
cover
so
many
small
and
scattered
groups,
get
each
Slmcoe
County,
Ontario,
was
so
8Tvlc
no
matter
whare
you
want
to.
tfo.
71)5
for
Information
and
reservations.
ces
department
officials.
Most
of
the
350
lots
surveyed
last
year
mil
f
m
.
named
after
a
daughter
of
the
Indian
chief
Tecumseh.
have
already
been
disposed
of.
Canadian
(Pocifa
f
I
Get
in
touch
with
your
local
fishery
Officer,
who
will
explain
the
plan
and
help
you
fill
In
the
application
form.
Arrangements'
will
then
be
made
for
an
appraisal
of
your
vessel.
You
pay
the
premium
and
your
vessel
is
then
proteeted.
A
handbook
with
details
of
the
plan
can
be-
obtained
from
your
local
Fishery
Officer,
the
Department
of
Fisheries,
Vancouver
6,
or
Department
of
Fisheries,
Prince
Rupert.
At
R
LINES
Fishermen
PHONE
644
FOR
COMPLETE
MARINE
ELECTRONIC
SERVICE
man
or
woman
voting
In
the
proper
ridine.
supervise
the
voting
and
get
the
ballots
back
In
time.
But
this
sort
of
trail
has
already
been
blazed
for
the
armed
force
and
the
growth
of
civilian
resentatlres
aboard
is
ON...
;
Radio
Telephone
Auto
Pilots
strengthening
the
arguments
of
those
who
feel
they,
too,
should
Echo
Sounders
Direction
Finders
Also
...
'
'
Authorized
Radar
Service
for
Coastal
Steamships
have
a
vote.
The
situation
reaches
the
point
of
anomaly,
say,
In
London
where
military
members
of
the
Canadian
staff
will
have
a
Tote
hi
August
while
Canadian
civilians
who
work
beside
them
wont
.
In
Hannover,
Germany,
members
of
the
27th
brigade
will
vote
but
Your
Local
Travel
Agent
.
,
.
v
Crawford
Moore
Travel
Agencies
RUPERT
RADIO
and
ELECTRIC
Phones
476
and
620
Box
1279
Prince
Rupert