Prince
Rupert
-Daily
News
As
I
See
It
Monday,
December
14,
1953
OPTOMETRIST-
New
address:
303
3rd
Aw
Phone
Green
w;o
by
Union
Representatives
to
Meet
jToday
With
Can
Company
Officials
j
PITTSBURGH
'.T1
Federal
me-
j
U.S.
and
$1.50
an
hour
in
Can-'diation
commissioners
arranged
.
ada.
i
talks
today
which
they
hope
will
f
Continental
says
it
has
offer-,help
end
a
strike
of
33,000
CIO
ed
a
lO'i-cent
package
but
the
United
Stpelworkers
which
has
union
has
rejected
it.
There
has
dealt
a
near
knockout
blow
at
,
been
no
comment
from
the
production
oi
tin
cans
in
the
union.
1
U.S.
and
Canada.
:
in
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
ol
Canadian
Presa
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
i
anatflan
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Pub!kied
by
Tba
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New..
Limited.
J.
P.
MAGOR,
President
H.
G
PEKRY,
Vice-President
U(We5
Sulfmn
Imore
The
story
so
far:
Santa
Clans
is
about
to
take
Steve
and
Nancy
to
the
North
Pole
to
take
his
place
while
he
gets
a
nap
before
his
Christmas
Eve
ride.
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Department,
Ottawa.
illlH
The
USW
is
on
strike
against
Chapter
III
til
at
last
there
was
nothing
but
Steve
and
Nancy
were
all
snow
and
ice.
Ice
died
in
big
'
Continental
Can
-Company
and
K
For
Quick
Results
try
Daily
News
Classifieds
bundled
up
tight
in
coats
and
jagged
heaps
and
long
stretches
American
Can
Company
in
a
hats
and
mittens
and
rubber
of
smooth
ice.
Icontract
dispute
Continental
t
overshoes
when
they
went
over
suddenly
Santa
Dulled
unlemPlovs
13003
usw
""mbers
IK
to
climb
out
the
window
with
sharply
on
the
reins
and
the'and
American
20,000
Tcdav's
session,
first
since
the
BUMS
'
t
4
d
if
v
sama
uaus
aim
mane
me
long
reindeer
began
to
circle
about,
'rip
to
the
North
Pole.
j
si0wly,
getting
lower
all
the
Santa
found
it
much
easier
time
rifriVpHini
,'h
W'ndow
"H
And
then
the
wind
caught
up
f
I
S
CVen
'
Ll
with
them,
all
out
of
.breath.
It
h
took
Steve
and
Nancy,
euchjWM
certainly
chilly.
Steve
and
walkout
was
called
Dec.
:.
was
between'
representatives
of
American
Can
(.'.
ana
the
USW.
The
mediation
wrvir-e
arranged
another
meeting
-here
Wednesday
between
the
union
and
bargainers
of
Continental
Can
Co.'
Company
spokesmen
said
the
uU
U,u,irU1,M(pnl-
N.nfv
were
,ad
,t
hfln.,
bp(,n
Marpole
Quiz
j
I
THINK
I
must
be
the
only
newspaper
writer
j
in
Canada
who
has
never
written
a
line
about
that
l
famous
Marpole
bridge.
But
as
I
am
now
an
MP
for
the
constituency
where
the
'
bridge
begins,
or
ends,
I
have
:
to
bieaK
down
and
mention
it
'
at
last.
The
constitutional
-'authorities
say
that
the
building
of
bridgej
is
entirely
a
provincial
responsibility.
They
say
that
the
only
j
time
the
provinces
have
been
!
able
to
get
any
money
out
of
!
the
federal
treasury
for
a
ssis-:
tance
in
building
a
bridge
i.
when
the
bridge
is
interna-
ed
shoes,
to
get
him
through
able
to
keep
up
with
them
nil
the
way.
They
walked
through
the
soft
white
snow
around
the
corner
of
the
house
and
there
on
the
front
"Here
we
are,
kids,"
Santa
USW
is
asking
nn
8'
-.-cent
hour-
said
as
the
sleight
settled
onto
a
,
V
hoost,
its
niemhers
em
awn
was
a
sitek,
silver
sleigh
1
SUNBEAM
It
was
bright
and
shiny
like
:
long
snow
runway.
Up
ahead
the
n,OVPt,
ln
TI
plants
m
attered
someone
had
used
Mother's
sil-
j
cmldl'en
eould
see
hundreds
of
j
throughout
,
the
U
S
.and
in
Mon-ver
polish
all
over
it.
But
evenleolored
u8nts-
shining
all
colors
trpal
anr
Vancouver.
Fringe
shinier
still
were
the
trimmings
0'
tne
rainbow
on
the
snow.
As
benefits
would
make
the
total
which
were
all
in
gold
tney
drew
nearer
they
could
see
20
Vi
cents
an
hour,
the
spokes-
And
those
reindeer
all
stand-'tnat
tne
lients
came
from
tiny
men
say-
The
union
hasn't
pub-ing
straight
and
tall
Steve
and
!
wmdows
and
from
the
colored
,
licized
its
demands.
Workers
TO
YOUR
NEW
HOME
OR
OFFICE
Commercial
or
household
furniture
moved
with
cure.
Prompt,
courteous
service
at
low
cost.
i
5'
MASTER
f
now
average
Sl.cO
an
hour
in
tne
B
Nancy
could
Just
tell
how
proud
'""'
UUJI5-
they
were
to
be
Santa's
reindeer.
"Pretty
cold
out
here,"
Santa
3
i
They
all
had
gold
harnesses
and
said-
"We'd
better
get
inside
"
the
front
pair
kept
puwing
the;
Ana
ne
lea
me
ennaren
to
tne
ground
as
if
they
wanted
to
be
;
nearest
cottage
aoor.
PACKING
CRATING
SHIPPING
off
and
away.
Scrooge
Was
Wrong
j
ET'S
FACE
the
fact
that
just
about
this
time
L.
Christmas
probably
gets
more
groans
than
cheers.
There's
all
that
shopping
to
be
clone,
all
those
cards
to
send
out
and
a
variety
of
other
chores
which
eonie
under
the
heading
of
Christmas
spirit.
In
this
frame
of
mind
it
seems
that
old.Si-rooge
had
something
of
a
case
when
he
inveighed
against
the
whole
business.
Yet
no
one
can
really
afford
to
be
like
him.
Let's
put
it
a
little
more
truthfully.
No
otie
really
wants
to
be
like
him.
Despite
all
the
extra
work
that
goes
with
it,
the
Christmas
season
has
a
special
lustre
of
its
own
which
brightens
the
whole
atmosphere
of
living.
Have
you
ever
noticed
how
people
seem
to
smile
more
about
this
time?
Have
you
ever
listened
to
a
Christmas
carol
and
had
a
feeling
of
warmth
and
kinship
unlike
anything
you
experience
at
any
other
time?
Have
you
ever
felt
more
generous
and
tolerant
at
Christmas
time
than
your
disposition
normally
allows?
Undoubtedly
you
have.
The
effect
of
Christmas
is
no
isolated
personal
experience.
It
has
the
quality
of
being
able
to
embrace
all
in
its
mysterious
winter
magic.
Christmas
is
a
time
of
hope
'and
reflection
and
an
awareness
that
life
is
something
more
than
two
plus
two
making
four.
For
this
brief
period
the
gentler
instincts
of
man
are
allowed
their
full
.
range.
He
becomes
a
being
gifted
with
extraordinary
powers
of
kindness,
prayer
and
fellowship.
He
would
sooner
be
friend
than
antagonist.
Perhaps
this
is
all
pretty
obvious,
but
there
is
no
occasion
for
apology,
After,
all,
it
happens
only
-
-
-
j
'
once
a
yar.
,-
(Tomorrow:
Santa's
They
didn't
have
long
to
wait,
S3
y
u
(28
I
HAD
J
because
Santa
leaped
to
the
seat
of
the
sleigh,
pulling
Steve
and
Nancy
with
him.
"Hold
on
tight,
kids,"
Santa
said.
"These
take-offs
are
little
rough
without,
much
snow
on
the
LOCAL
OR
LONG
DISTANCE
MOVING
.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
And
STORAGE
Phone
110
..,
.TI).
-."Leave
it
to
Lindsays"
'
tional
or
inter-provincial.
j
I
Hf-nce
the
wise
old
owls
around
Ottawa
tell
me
there
is
very
little
chance
of
getting
any
!
substantial
help
from
the
fed
eral
government
for
the
build-I
ing
of
the
Marpole
bridge,
unless
the
city
of
Vancouver
I
ishould
sell
the
airport
to
the
!
Dominion
of
Canada.
If
and
hen
that
happens
an
entirely
'
new
set
of
facts
will
come
into
play:
j
The
Marpole
bridge
will
re-I
main
a
terrible
bottleneck
for
!
the
traffic
to
and
from
the
air-vj
port.
Hence
the
federal
gcrvsmf'
:
ment
will
have
a
vested
Interest
in
getting
a-new
bridge
if
ionly
to
gain
proper
access
to1
jts
own
property.
-
j
MEANWHILE,
a
Marpole
busi-I
ness
man
has
written
me
a
'
letter
which
has
opened
up
n
ground."
(Chinese
faiiliei
CHOP
SUEY
.
.
.
...CHOWMEIN
Open
6
p.m.-3:30
a.m,
Hollywood
Cafe
1
f
ittrt
4.
'
Before
the
children
had
time
to
say
a
word
they
were
high
in
the
air.
;
They"
were
going
fast,
so
fast,
in
fact,
that
the
cold
wind
couldn't
keep
up
with
them,
so
it
felt
nice
and
warm
and
calm
riding
along
in
the
sleigh.
"You
can
look
over
the
edges,
fXTMMUKHHWSTHAS
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
children,"
Santa
said,
"but
don't
I
!
TTTh
'-!
;-n
ftlwo
To
Make
Those
Holiday
Goodies
Everybody
Loves
new
line
of
thought.
He
is
in
perhaps
the
best
position
in
ail
E.C.
to
know
about
the.
traffic
bv
water
up
and
down
the
get
too
close.
If
you
were
to
fall
off
I'd
have
to
circle
around
and
catch
you
before
you
hit
the
ground
and
that's
pretty
tricky
business."
Steve
looked
over
the
edge
on
Ws
side
of
.the
sleigh
and
down
below
him
he
could
see
the
Willamette
river
.
winding
along.
Thev.'
sailed
over
t.h"
smnll
To
put
that
yum-yum
flu
into
all
your
holiday
i-oiiki-rv
jou'll
want
plenty
of
milk
.
,.ream.
Braser
River,
and
about
the
!
traffic
by
road
across
the
!
bridge.
.
'
I
He
says
that,
regardless
of
the
outcome
of
the
agitation
for
a
jnew
bridge,
we
should
have
a
r
ew
method
of
control
of
the
;
water
and
land
traffic.
With
a
good
many,
strong
adjectives,
he
stresses
-trie,
absurd
towns'
so
fast
tha't
the
children
STOP
SINUS
SUFFERING
For
the
first
time
sinus
sufferers
can
obtain
complete,
long-la-stins
relief
with
NKVO.
Available
to
the
public
after
years
of
research
Hnd
testing.
Medical
tests
have
proven
that
NKVO
completely
eliminates
sinus
suffering
in
almost
all
cases
even
when
other
methods
have
failed.
Sold
on
a
Money
Baek
I
.:
w
'
Giiafrutittte
-
'.
At
All
Drui?
Stores
didn't
have
time
to
call
out
their
nnraes.
,
.
.
.
More
towns
and
cities
flew
by
nd
then
the
forests,
vast
forests
"
Phone
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
Roy
ity
of
swinging
open
ana
Mar
pole
brdige
every
time
a
lone
j
with
pretty
lakes
and
high
moun-
gl'lnetter
or
pleasure,
boat
noves
tain
peaks,
.
all
.
shining
in
the
ilk
When
British
Columbia,
about
welcome
and
revel
in
the
re-
!
into
view.
30
years
ago,
started
selling
j
verse?
Plenty!
Prince
Rqperfc
The
Shipping
'
Act,
says
my
All
th
time
there
Seemed
to
be
more
snow
on
the
ground,
un-
'
FOR
HOME
DELIVERY
NORTHLAND
DAIRY
.
LIMITED
NORTHERN
PROUtlCE
FOR
NORTHERN
CON'SUMU
......
..,....
wco,
v..c
,cu.,.o
uuvci
sunn
iiuiii
extremes
oi
:
.
is
friend
as
amounted
to
little
more
than
a
heat
or
cold.
Storm
disasters
are
few
thousands.
Today
the
esti-I
unknown.
There
can
be
warmth
!
?utcl
rf.aS4"lnf.a".
'I'
If
it-
s
rj
'
v;
i
y
.
Yin
.-
?
mate
cannot
be
less
than
a
mil-
and
a
feeling
of
chilliness-just1
f:la
rip
the
firs
lion.
Most
of
the
new
money
enough
of
ach
to
be
reasonably
i
Place-you
an
reke
11
now'
will
be
from
the
States.
1
cfcmforfable.
And
we
know
a
lot
j
;
"
.
nnh
v-'
t)0Ut
blu
skies-
As
for
snow'
00
j
ACTUALLY
the
Shipping
Act
is
Approximately
130,000-tons
ofne
was
ever
known
to
have
so
not
as
obsoiete
as
my
good
herring
have
been
caught
along,
much
on
his
shovel,
a
back
ache
1
frl(,nd
imagines
i
rre
coast,
so
far
this
season.
;
I
ewtoped..
,
-
.-
The
Set
gives
the
minister
the
'TO
THE
ELECTORS:
'
'
-1
sincerely
appreciate
the
-vote
given
to
me
Dec.
10
in
recognition
of
ray
.
loyal
.service
to
the
city
over
'
many
years,
and
especially
to
the
taxi
operators
of
the
following
numbers:
67,
70,
75,
68,
32,
99
and
555.
A
service
deeply
appreciated
by
an
Old
Age
Pensioner.
ALD.
GEORGE
B.
CASEY.
r
iSLS,
Er
1
m
m
m
fife
JTlff
f
I
wnicn
ao
we
weary
oi
iirsw
f
lsn
i
l
,
i
s,
,
.
or
turkey
nd
plum
pudding?
j
A
couple
6f
needy
Vancouver
One
could
make
a
pretty
fair
men,
over
60,
applied
for
post
of-8uess-
'
fice
work
during
the
holiday
power
to
control
water
traffic,
in
special
circumstances.
This
is
actually
being
done
at
the
swing
bridge
at
the
en-
j
trance
to
Hamilton
harbor.
The
ij--,
Nv
I
'
season.
This
was
in
Vancouver,
A
fanatic
is
a
man
who
can't
and
the
applicants
were
rejected.
See
PHILPOTT
page
5
change
his
mind,
change
the
subject.
aim
won
i
Gn
had
previous
occasions,
it
!
been
discovered
that
these
also
ji)
PV,
i
1
I
'
.'
1
1
1
5
f.
o
Cnnamas
lacked
insufficient
strength.
SEEING
THE
WORLD
f
By
this
time.
Her
Majesty
and
FORTY
CENTS
the
duke
are
becomine
used
to
HAVE
YOU
ENTERED
JHJAXJCIE.
money
the
sea.
More
than
eight
days
I
For
tne
second
successive
year,
ago
the
Gothic
left
Panama
and
'
national
defence
in
1953
cost
the
at,
last
land
has
been
sighted,
the
Canadian
taxpayer
about
forty
,
Marquesas
vhiph
is
thq
eastern-'
cents
of
every
dollar
he
paid
into
most
group
oM.esouth
PacMirr
1
trEfsdrMi's
f
lgnt?
arehpelago.
The
royal
travellers
to
contemplate
but
there's
lots
will
be
due
in
Fiji
December
17,
i
of
things
more
disagreeable.
but
they
are
still
a
long
way
from
j
Australia.
i
There
are
weekly
newspapers
Light
-up
Contest
r
O
1
in
British
Columbia
that
annu-
worne
Even
if
we're
receiving
more
ally
appear
unable
not
to
de-
YOU
CAN
WIN
;
CASH
PRIZES
And
Have
Lots
of
Fun
Too!
Join
our.
W
rain
than
sunshine
just
now,
it's
nounce
the
Christmas
season,
actually
no
hardship
to
put
up
'
This
is
done,
one
would
think,
with
it.
Of
course,
there
are
with
all
the
bitterness
at
the
handicaps.
Many
a
day
one
can-
1
command
of
the
publisher.
Why
not
perform
outside
work.
Life
deceive
children?
Perhaps
he
ex-can
be
monotonous
and
tire-'
perienced
hardships
during
some.
Yet,
to
what
extent
do
we
youth!
Enjoy
a
REAL
Time
This
Christmas
FLY...
and
have
plenty
of
money
for
Christmas
Shopping
In
1954!
with
THE
CONTEST
IS
MADE
POSSIBLE
BY:
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The
Variety
Store
Watts
&
Nickerson
Wallace's
Fashion
Footwear
it
George
Cook
Jeweller
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Kaien
Hardware
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Colussi's
Music
Store
fr
"Gordon's
Hardware
Wrathall's
it
Van
Meer
Studios
it
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
it
Gordon
&
Anderson
Ltd.
F.
W.
Woolworth
Co.
it
Ormes
Drugs
it
Crawford
Moore
Travel
Agencies
ELLIS
AIR
LINES
CHOQst
Wouldn't
you
like
to
get
a
cheque
to
solve
your
Christmns
shopping
problems?
You
can
get
that
next
November
if
you
join
our
Christmas
Club
noif.
Here's
all
you
do.
Simply
make
a
small
deposit
once
every
second
week
through
the
year.
After
50
weeks
(25
deposits)
you'll
get
a
nice
cheque
for
next
ChrLstinfis
or
for
whatever
you
wish.
Visit
our
nearest
branch
and
join
our
,
Christmas
Club
today!
THE
TO
HAN
WIT
your
NEEDS
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At
to
;
$25
125
KETCHIKAN
Connections
to
All
Alaska,
Seattle
and
Whitehorse
,
Phone
266
Or
Call
at
our
Office
Opp.
Post
Office
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JOIN
OUR
1954
CHRISTMAS
CLUB
THIS
WEEK
AT
ANY
BRANCH
OF
it
Totem
Pole
Gift
Shop
as-
THEIR
BEAUTIFUL
WINDOWS
ARE
MAKING
PRINCE
RUPERT
A
CHRISTMAS
CITY
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