Psifice
Rupert
Daily
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LINDSAY'S
CARTAG-E
AND
STORAGE
LTE
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Normuh
M.
V.ucLeoo
Veteran
correspondents
wlio
didn't
vn
try.
accompanied
the
Prime
Minister
I
The
reason
they
didn't
try
was
Friday,
August
7,
1953
Air
Search
hi
Youth
Abandoned
THE
PAS,
Man.
(CP)
Air
search
for
18-year-old
Robert
Buck,
missing
since
July
25
In
the
heavy
bush
cast
of
Moose
Established
1910
As
9
See
It
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7
C-lmoir
MOVING
PACKING
.
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daily
newspaper
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to
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by
The
Prince
Rupert
Dully
News
Limited.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Vice-President
J.
F.
MAQOR,
President
on
his
swinn
through
the
British-
that
they
didn't
have
to.
Mr.
St.
settled
but
now
Frenoh-peakiiiB
Laura'1'
was
able
to
do
for
him-
(
eastern
townships
of
Quebec
self
what
the
late
Mr.
King
had
i
couldn't
help
noting
the
differ-:
to
have
others
do
lor
him.
j
ence
that
a
few
years
has
made1-
in
brief,
the
more
the
Quebec!
World-wide
ShipmenU
'MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
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or
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Cor.
2nd
and
S
m
French
Canada's
political
political
landscape
was
found
to
landscape.
ihave
changed,
the
more
it
ap-
An
election
tour
through
Que-J
peared
the
same.
There
was
the
i
Your
First
Vole?
1
v
LPP
Shows
Its
Hand
bee
during
the
long
Mackenzie
;
same
eloquence,
the
some
King
era
that
now
seems
so
far
turesqueness
of
speech,
and
the
UMm.r'MH.-flit.Ti
,,
STANDING
for
to
parliament
in
Van-.elooueriCB.
Not
that
the
elo-ni'nt.
Only
this
time
the
Prime
COUY'er
South
has
renew-
'
ouence
ever
was
provided
by
the
j
Minister
was
his
own
showman.
eu
my
iaitn
in
(lemon
dt,
tributitm
of
the
great
cabinet!
townships
are
his
greatest
hope
ill
a
Ollite
Unexpected
ministers
that
Mr.
King
always
for
gaining
seats
in
French-succeeded
in
recruiting
from
the
speaking
Canada,
Traditionally
way
province.
Men
like
Cardin,
Rin-jthev
have
been
the
scats
that
Lake,
was
called
off
Wednesday,
but
ground
parties
continued
to
comb
the
area
for
a
trace
of
the
youthful
seneca
-root
digger.
Two
ground
parties,
totalling
some
25
men,
ure
making
what
probably
will
be
the
final
sweep
through
the
thick
timberland.
Hope
has
about
been
given
up
that
the
youthful
resident
of
Moose
Lake
settlement,
50
miles
east
of
The
Pas,
will
be
found,
cither
alive
or
dead.
As
one
member
of
the
search
party
said
Wednesday:
"It
worse
than
looking
for
p
needle
in
a
haystack;
you
could
almost
walk
on
top
of
a
man
In
this
country
and
never
see
him."
Unless
Buck
is
found
within
the
next
two
days,
the
search
probably
will
Ih
abandoned.
DEMAND
PUBLIC
INtW
INTO
ARRESTS
AND
I
POLICE
BRUTALITIES
t
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
On
July
25
Hntunitiv,
rrmtn
md
rttwi
to
m
F,
ni
Aiiul
iRt.
IS
tnfitH
oppuwmI
wuh
mch
bmtnitu
timu.l
fnimrf-ailv'
polteo
dbtfilny
thnt
fkaumy
ntPt-
ft
Hitir
nudtiiht
it
h
()ttwffirH
m
pprmttMty
at
j
fcfoi
ttw
i'M
HhII.
pmwsuiv
rtttmt
pum
tom-
Whvw
Whtilen.
tthout
i(itt
anv
quntttm
fe
r
,
ainiv
ntnipiy
tlu
m
v
Minpt-'Frw-
ttttft
n
hnmc
B
mumme
d
Ui
pruicHt
ihoy
roi
tMtmt
of
Tf;Mt
ors
i
TMtft
niitl
:lmrfl
Win
unlawful
aaf'niMy.
1
Kor
Tueatftty.
aukubi
4tli.
rlewti
fi.m
,
City
or
W
oalletl
Ut
ft
Mm
WW
the
tTittlter.
IrVHHl.
hoWt'VrT,
U
ffW
ClU'f'ttH
IirrlVftf
ftt
ptR
j
.
,
l
nave
nift
many
New
Canadians
who
are
casting
their
votes
fur
the
very
first
time
in
a
Canadian
'general
election.
Many
of
these
art
refugees
ia
the
true
sense
of
that
word.
fret.
lApolnte,
-Cannon,
ouin
have
changed
sides
In
any
great
and
a
few
Jesuer
but
still
power-
.national
politioal
turnover.
What
f
ul
figures
were
orators
of
the
are
the
prospects
of
history
re-old
school.
Listening
to
them!
peating
itself
say
on
the
scale
was
something
more
than
even
of
1930,
when
R.
B.
Bennett
won
a
stimulating
intellectual
xer-
24
Quebec
seats?
They
have
escaped
from
coim-
rise;
In
addition,
it
was
an
mo-1
in
the
matter
of
providing
an
tries
which
were
police
states
tioual
experience.
By
the
time
'advance
answer
to
such
a
quos-under
fascism
or
are
now
poMcc
,
Mr.
King
got
through
telling
the
tion,
Quebec
in
this
campaign
states
under
communism.
!
people
uuout
his
government
and
has
been
the
same
as
the
rest
of
They
value
that
precious
i
his
Quebec
lieutenants
got
Canada.
It
has
been
entirely
un
it,
tmv
wtre
lurormtui
xnat
n
uwion
in
camm
t
lilfctfll
pHif'C
nmtiw
twtounni(tfit.
i
Next
fifty
tiBC
mortrd
thnt
th
City
fjitii
COOKING
th
hilU:t
"inorp
H'iiUiwiy
when
am'sting
,
.
thnt
thf
protest
uvmt
ptilK
urutahln-s
ws
Jn-'ih
I
111
ttlK
I
(!S
lilt'
Ul
.WrtM!l8
OI
Hip
fllf
.1
through
telling
them
about
Mr.
non-committal.
But
It's
at
least
King,
the
job
of
Liberal
sales-
J
fair
to
state
that
the
Prime
Min-manship
was
complete.
j
iter's
swing
of
the
past
week
re
in
the
St.
Laurent
sortie
vealed
no
evidences
of
a
change
through
the
eastern
townships
at
In
sentiment
amongst
the
people
the
start
of
this
week
the
ab-jin
the
province
most
likely
to
be
;.'nceof
the
powerful
Quebec
susceptible
to
change.
Every-Cablnet
Ministers
of
the
King
era
,
where
Mr.
St.
Laurent
moved,
the
was
apparent
in
a
way
that
crowds
and
the
enthusiasm
were
could
have
been
really
sad.
The
comparable
to
the
1949
cam-
t
irutany
the
tTuu
tmi-mpt
(l
un
wlutirtai
of
u
h
democratic
i-ieht
the
vote
more
than
do
our
own
people
born
and
'brought
up
right
here,
for
the
young
men
and
young
women
who
were
bom
in
Canada
will
gu
to
the
polling
booths
and
think
only
uuout
lesser
things.
But
the
refugee
from
police
state
tryanny
will,
think
of
the
most
important
thing
in
all
the
world
:
Freedom.
"Diiiiy
hi
w;'
fin
Miitlny,
AttpiiKt
l!7th(
in
wimh
mg
t
wi-rt
(Hjrfr
dyt-ti
fts
th-
luiuwfiit
vlrlinm
of
frw
tmm
whD
bCftiilcH
thnt,
alu)
tilHvruvptl
Hut
riiy
Iitcttt
ntiiUy
who
uiSKi'iiwti
the
oiiy'
A;ni
l-liwl
present
Quebec
.tuubtrMessrs.
Alcide
Cote,
Hugues
Lapolnte,
t
al
provided
no
substitute
lor
palgn.
But
then
the
enthusiasm
and
crowds
for
Mr.
Drew
have
been
good,
too.
In
1949
thut
wasn't
quite
the
case.
Next
Monday's
race
should
be
a
lot
closer
than
the
1949
contest.
THE
New
Canadian
may
go
into
t
the
persuasive,
picturesque
ora-
tlie
polling
booth.
He
or
she
See
the
new...,
ftr.T.;i
fj
"dnuik.V
that
itt(ht?
Could
tt
lx
thnt
n-
r
clrunkfi
to
Bpeiifc
of
tlmt
nlyUt?
"I'tilr.
tMfiwriI
.n
Hri
pirtttui'Hta
fltu-m-pt
u
wiuu-sm
it
vi'liig
inr
ft
whurk
c-n
Uif
hear!,
ami
thr
puiKf
wm;
will
within
tin-ir
rltit!t
if
Uty
h:(t
baulwl
ttim
a!,
a
a
Hitme
to
Hit
(safety
of
ttw
oily
.
.
Muri-iv
I
rfiit
(uiUi
e
Iuf
i(("n't
awi
u
w
.
arrr:!
nu.rP
j-M-np'i--
to
hit
inort
Mnpl(
ov
r
ihf
L-ss'i
Of
nil
tlilnci.
Dip
editorial
iw
PW011.T
;aitv
at
Vif
fiiy
.
.
Aii
Hit
jopl
lure
f
r
Uir
p,
Hit'
IOlH'f
lMT
for
Ull'
Jffl--
VVhrtl
in
It
that
in:.yor
and
city
rmmnll.irs.
r-
tory
of
their
predecessors.
Peril
app
they
could
have.
But
they
Sash
Believed
Worn
by
Virgin
.
Mary
Discovered
Beneath
Altar
of
Church
THERE
is
one
thing
we
must
say
for
the
Communists.
They
have
plenty
of
nerve.
They
have
it
in
Russia
and
they
have
it
in
Prince
Rupert.
.
Take
the
example
across
the
page.
At
first
glance
one
reads
in
this
a
genuine
horror
that
the
populace
should
be
victimized
by
the
police
and
an
tamest
desire
to
save
us
(excluding,
no
doubt,
The
Daily
News
and
one
or
two
others)
from
a
terrible
fate.
It
appears
to
be
a
very
reasonable
and
considerate
attitude.
In
our
present
dilemma,
it
can
be
expected
to
meet
with
agreement
from
many
quarters.
.
That
is
fine.
Perhaps
a
public
inquiry
is
just
what
we
need.
But
a
more
careful
look
reveals
this
appeal
for
just
what
it
is
an
inflammatory
piece
of
propaganda
tied
in
nicely
with
expectations
for
tomorrow
night
and
the
election
on
Monday.
Consider
this.
It
has
taken
the
LPP
five
days
since
the
last
disturbance
to
submit
this
article,
and
we
cannot
honestly
say
the
composition
is
suf-ciently
brilliant
to
justify
that
period
of
gestation.
Its
organizers
might
have
waited
until
tomorrow,
but
that
would
have
been
too
obvious.
Besides,
Mrs.
Minard
is
speaking
tonight
(you
may
think
us
horrible,
Mrs.
M.,
but
must
admit
that
is
a
nice
free
plugi.
To
wait
until
Tuesday,
or
even"
Monday,
would
have
been
out
of
the
question.
After
the
election,
it
is
reasonable
to
suppose
we
will
not
hear
from
the
LPP
on
any
subject
whatsoever,
except
through
media
which
will
not
identify
it
too
closely.
It
is
with
these
points
in
mind
that
we
accuse
the
LPP
of
taking
deliberate
measures
.to
create
dangerous
unrest
in
this
city;
We
accuse'
it
of
aggravating
conditions
that
could
be
settled
without
further
rancor
to
promote
its
political
ends.
We
accuse
it
of
deception
in
encouraging
violence
which
it
professes
to
condemn,
i
Although
we
carry
this
'
advertisement
with
misgiving
not
for
its
context,
which
contains
the
customary
exaggerations,
but
for
its
intent
we
feel
it
performs,
the
valuable
service
of
putting
some
of
the
facts
where
they
belong.
They
are
facts
which
we
referred
to
on
Monday
in
warning
that
the
disturbances
played
into
the
hands
of
radicals
a
reference
which
their
ad
omits.
"
There
are
other
pieces
to
the
problem
but
they
cn
be
sorted
out,
and
will
be,
provided
the
LPP
is
not
calling
the
moves.
Hve:,
of
t)w
(M-plr1,
t.rc
trvh)ti
t
liWle
from
the
lofntin
ftirh
utt
itiipiiiiuat
tnutL?
tlirmtitli
m
a
Uirw-fe;
fiitiM'tl
nifeiliig
may
take
ihat
pencil
in
hand
and
'mark
down
that
single
X
after
the
name
of
the
candidate
preferred.
But
that
X
will
be
more
than
a
vote
for
any
person.
It
will
be
a
prayer
of
thankfulness
that
the
voter
lives
in
a
free
country
where
every
citizen
has
the
right
freely
to
worship
in
his
own
church,
freely
to
speak,
freely
to
write,
and
freely
to
work
and
prosper
with
none
to
make
his
family
afraid.
1
1
-3
c
th
l
ift
of
Prlmr
HuiHrl
nrrtU
1
a
Mum
htrri))fti
Hh"
ii
it
imH
iilml'l
In
hltf
f-itiiiiiil
mrHn.;
IMiIrlfr
ii
Im
lM-tift
tltciit
mid
ntlti
e
Imrc
u
M
li.
tt
a
niintmum
re'ititrfiwi"
rnf
Itr
nltlf
In
hnntllr
Mlf.
An
ancient
legend
said
the
sash
was
h
the
church,
but
specified
no
resting
place.
The
church
was
built
In
59
A
D.
and
altered
several
times,
bul,
the
altar
has
remained
in
place
1,894
years.
Archbishop
Samuel
is
visiting
friends
In
Worcester.
Mrfl
M44
Alftlnt'
M
t
i
t
K
1
rrn'trd
rt(i;i
who
hitppt'iiert
&it
fiit
rmij
iit-u
v,
-&i
Si
k'
tri-At
tii'
iii
uh
human
iwinfR."
ran
1uuk
be
;
rt'i.itti
of
Prhu
KiiitHit.
M
fti
tle'.
WORCESTER,
Mass.
(AP).
Discovery
in
Syria
of
a
sash
believed
to
have
been
worn
by
I
lie
Viigln
Mary
was
announced
this
week
by
Archbishop
Mar
Athanasius
Yeshue
Samuel
of
the
Assyrian
Apostolic
Orthodox
Church.
He
said
he
learned
of
the
discovery
in
a
letter
from
Mxr
The
German-born
New
Cana
INHAl
IIICTIIC
Jptf
TK
HANOI
dian
may
think
back
to
the
days
o-iilh
us
iTrinU'i
Hrnnift
mill
hi
lioiernmeiti
af
It
ouM.iinr
mi
immrillute
I'f
Itl
I
litMtrv
info
tiirptt
hi
I'titu?
Ihiiifti.
,
.
of
Hitler,
or
to
the
tyranny
which
supplanted
Hitler's
and
ANN
MINARD,
Ignatius
Ehprem
I.
Syrian
pat-
remains
The
Trkrnmi
in
mnv
IhinTf
r,f
I
liarcll
Of
AnllOCil
aild
all
the
Ijiljor
Profrewivr
M'l
KINi
I'l
filOV
HAM.,
UlIIMY,
T
-
Cotuiom
li-m:
739
vSerond
Ave
W
-
Pinw
klnfolk
back
in
the
old
land
'East.
-y
and
of
what
would
happen
to
j
The
letter
said
the
sash
was
them
now
if
they
really
tried
located
hi
a
fragile
glass
case
,
to
exercise
the
rights
of
free
I
beneath
the
altar
of
the
cen-speech
and
free
political
action
tures-old
Church
of
Our
Lajdy-that
we
have
here.
He
may
pray
j
of
the
Girdle
of
the
Virgin
Mary
,
x
,
"...
for
a
free
Ukrainians-we;
hae
,
Horns,.
Syria,,,
The
glass
ea$,
a
free
Canada.
,;
-
'
"
-j
disintegrated
to
touch,
'the
lelf
Sporting
Goods
of
Every
fm
The
European
from
any
land
ter
said.
'"
may
say
a
prayer
as
that
X
i
The
letter
said
also
that
goes
down
on
the
paper:
j
church
leaders
in
April
uncoy-
;
"Please
God,
never
let
happen
j
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a
document
written
in
tjie
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to
this
clean
young
country,
Aramaic
language
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use
at
the
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and
Cove
t
time
of
Christ,
It
said
the
sash
was
buried
beneath
the
church
altar.
Sleeping
Bags
The
SPORT
SHOP
Odds
Vi'
Ends
Sale
Canada,
the
tragedy
that
hap-
j
pened
to
our
old
lands
where
freedom
fell."
j
I
HERE
In
Canada
we
have
not
;
done
too
badly
in
getting
the
two
main
racial
sections
of
the
;
nation
to
live
together
in
In-creasing
neighborliness.
No
statesman
has
done
so
much
for
this
as
Mr.
St.
Laurent.
I
If
you
sometimes
get
v
a
bit
!
discouraged
about
the
lack
of
'
complete
cordiality
between
the
1
French
and
English
speaking
sections
of
Canada,
remember
that
the
French
and
English
For
quick
results
try
o
Daily
Hews
Cla1
MEN'S
SHOES
Dress
and
Work
styles
SALE
PRICE
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
E5oy
LADIES'
PUMPS
and
SANDALS
$4.95
All
colors.
Wide
selection
SALE
PRICE
One
of
the
things
that
can't
shortcomings,
his
fumbling
and
be
helped!
Before
seventy,
we!
seeming
aimlessness,
he's
an
rarely
worry
about
a
pension,
i
awfully
nice
man
to
have
around
After
seventy,
the
darned
thing
!
the
house.
And
I
still
love
him."
Boys'
Oxfords
and
Kiddies'
Shoes
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SALE
FKK:E
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appears
to
be
under
the
bed,
or
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roaming'
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back.
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ON
WAY
OUT
Ladies'
Pumps
Kiddies'
Play
Shoes
$3
This
week,
away
back
in
1914,
With
Crepe
and
Neollte
Soles
SALE
PRICK
Three
Imperial
Bank
clerks
In
Vancouver
chased
a
gunman
and
world
wars
started.
And
speaking
of
early
marine
activities,
were
for
centuries
the
bitterest,
deadliest
enemies
In
the
whole
world.
.
No
we
liaveri'
done
toQibad-Jy
and
we
are
doing
tetter
every
ycat
But
we
could
do
better
still
if
everybody
-
who
marks
down
that
X
next
Monday
makes
a
mental
vow
to
help
every
New
Canadian
feel
at
home
here
in
Canada.
We
know
they
are
glad
to
be
here.
But
we
want
them
all
to
know
mat
those
of
us
who
were
born
here
are
also
glad
they
are
here
able
to
vote
and
live
In
i-augui
mm
auer
a
naru
run.
the
new
OTP
passenger
ship
.
.
.
Vou'll
iind
bargains
galore
at
astoundingly
low
prices.
Call
early
and
avoid
disappointment.
i
ueu
uiavei
y
was
real,
ine
Pla
!
prince
George
was
converted
ioi
was
a
loy,
dui
wnai
ninerence
lnto
a
hoaPital
vessel
and
Fred
did
that
make.
No
one
knew
it
except
the
bandit.
As
for
thejHart,v
wa
one
of
the
first
to
young
bankers,
they
looked
assign
on.
There
was
something
bullet
every
second.
doing
ach
day,
but
be
it
said
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
.,A,.n.
c
not
one
was
dull.
.
i
ii
oniiflUAi
muni
Perhaps
even
today,
some
of
lis
Qpp
tHlnlHntr
nf
tnmnrrnnr
Premier
Bennett
has
possibly
a
downright
declara-
evening.
For
there
are
still
not
made
EVERYTHING
FOR
THE
KIDS!
pollcemen
and
those
who
dislike
jt"".
but
there
appears
to
be
a
them,
and
then,
taking
one
eon-
strong
suspicion
that
changes
In
sideratlon
with
another,
there
1
the
Elections
Act
are
on
the
way
STS
noTa
hTppy
0'nf
1Cema'S
That
jneans
It's
on
the
way
out.
In
other
words,
the
longer
we
"That
husband
of
mine
is
more
or
less
have
it,
the
less
It's
oulte
a
boy!
Yet
for
all
his
I
wanted.
YOUR
FEDERAL
LIBERAL
CANDIDATE
for
another
term
of
EFFICIENT
SERVICE
for
.SKEENA
DISTRICT
Federally
It's
i
LIBERAL
,
.
Let's
have
our
.
SKEENA
i
AT
PRICES
TO
SUIT
EVERY
BUDGET.
"
'
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Skirts
Blazers
Tee-Shirts
Swim
Suits
Boys'
Long
Pants
Boys'
Shirts
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Boys'
Short
Pants
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HOWARD
r
Y'
DISTRICT
represented
by
a
member
of
the
GOVERNMENT
Send
Them
To
School
With
The
Right
Answers
.
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From
:
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