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Tnursctuy.
Jum
10,
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OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeod
n
month.,
v
abound
na
lo!
t.
dependent
daily
newspaper
drvntrd
to
the
uphulkliiiR
of
Prtncp
Rupert
I
'
ii
year,
nU
carry
lhan
Puna
"'a
?ffiort
and
sUPZ(
I
One
reason
the
government
Is
which
earlier
had
reported
will
result
from
the
start
of
th-ed
snxiou?
to
Ket
the
current
ses-
yules
difficulties
textiles
and
St.
Lawrence
seaway
and
from
and
Northern
and
Central
Britlsli
Columbia
t
1
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Ilure:ui
at
Circulations
Canaciian
Daily
Nr-Wispaper
A.s.v'iat
ion.
i
v
Published
dv
The
Pnnre
Kcptrt
Uuilv
News
Limited.
,
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J.
F.
MaOOR.
President
ti
(i
PEKRY.
Vire,Prsldent
,
Subscription
Races:
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carrier
Per
wee,
2
he,
per
mouth
tlOv
ptr
year,
10
00.
jpStfjXjk
"
mail
Per
month.
7m
per
year
M
Oil
Sa'irtfc
-
.J
XliorlKed
as
second
class
ui4Jl
iv
ihe
Post
Office
Deartment,
Ottawa
,'
Silence
Over
Cow
Bay
it
lon
of
Parliament
over
as
soon
farm
Implements
especially
other
engineering,
mining,
hit;h-
t
s
possible
Is
unemployment.
It
have
experienced
no
recovery,
way
and
development
projects,
looks
as
though
lis
going
to
be
Consequently,
there
has
been
j
There
are
no
signs
of
skilled
'i
troitblsome
problem
right
no
counter-movement
to
com-;
textile
workers
being
recalled
through
the
summer.
And
the
pensate
for
the
.slackenin;
in
to
their
jobs,
or
of
skilled
farm
Cabinet
isn't
anxious
to
have
the
automotive
field
-
j
Implement
workers
being
reln-
the
Opposition
sounding
off
Federal
authorities
estimate
stated.
The
outlook
in
the
motor
about
it
in
the
House
of
Com-
that
by
July
1st
or
shortly
I
car
industry
is
uncertain
at
best.
haw?
look!
mr.ns.
.
tnereaiicr
mere
win
oe
a
joo
Government
officials
recott-
r
IS
impossible
to
make
any
sense
from
the
ease
of
the
Cow
Hay
floats.
Months
ago
when
!
Curiously
enough,
it
appears
theoretically
available
for
every
!
to
be
a
pew
sort
of
unemploy-
idle
worker
But
they
recognize
ment
problem
that
is
develop-
that
the
great
butV
of
the
Jobs
AT
OUR
USED
J
nlze
that
to
expect
skilled
technical
workers
who
are
unemployed
to
settle
for
unskilled
PRICES
iin
this
year.
On
the
one-hand.
:
will
be
at
unskilled
labor.
They;j0bn
is
to
misjudge
,
human
na-
ture.
For
one
thing,
most
skilled
i
a
definite
snortage
of
unskilled
j
labor
appears
to
be
scheduled
:
for
mid-summer
or
early
aut-'
umn
at
the
latest.
But
at
the
same
time,
a
surplus
of
skilled
labor
seems
equally
certain
j
And
it
is
a
surplus
with
whicJi
Deputy
Chief
Dies
at
Fire
PORT
ALBERNI,
B.C.
CP
workers
have
put
down
roots
in
the
community
which
they
cannot
pull
up
readily
to
move
to
other
employment.
In
addition,
no
worker
likes
to
feel
that
he
its
losing
economic
status
or
accenting
a
demotion
of
oeennn-
!
government
authorities
reeog-j
de-
linn
!
nixe
that
it
Is
going
lo
br
p.u-.Jod;
Kt-iifoiii,
53-yeur-old
all
s,m;Tv.n,E(J
puty
chief
of
Port
Alberni's
vol-
Thf'
problem
of
the
unem-
!
uitularlv
difficult
to
deal.
I
The
cue
to
the
situation
U
!
imt-ii'W
fii'A
riinv,
rl
mn
t
...til
;i
-
-
'
U'
1
'
-
-
.11
led
and
died
at
the
scene
of
a
P(jyed
silica
worker
Is
going
to
r"K
THE
ROAft
1952
Chevrolet
4-Door
given
in
the
fact
that
over
th
ue
a
reaiiy
nara
one
to
solve
In
h!aze
thls
week-
!
ear'y
past
fortnight
unemployment
the
months
ahead.
The
govern-
KWn.
24.000
miles.
'irawr.
(Jr.!
A
wise
buy
at
lSi
PRIME
MINISTER
ST.
LAl'RENT
and
his
wife
admire
a
bronze
bust
of
the
prime
minister
given
him
at
Ottawa
by
the
National
Liberal
Federation.
Duncan
K.
MacTavtsh.
president
of
the
federation,
looks
on.
The
presentation
wxs
made
at
the
Ottawa
convention
of
the
Young
Liberal
Federation
of
Canada.
figures
have
begun
to
ri.se
again.
I
He
collapsed,
apparently
from
,
nt
,
.
,
'
uai.tleularlv
'
n.i
I
especially
in
the
large
centres
U
h-nrt
attack,
a
few
minutes
af-1
around
of
population.
The
increase
Is
;
ter
arriving
at
a
fire
In
the
King
'
LhH.
it
Ls
w
XL
onlv
sliL'hl.
But
it
Is
unnrece-
tdward
hotel.
l51
Pontiac
J-nw,
i
paint
perfect,
i,
heater,
scat
mH
COOKING
mileii
As
I
See
It
PI'iO
Ford
4
-Door.
Hea:
mm
dented
at
this
time
of
year.
In;
A
member
of
a
pioneer
Al-1
previous
Mays
und
Junes
em-
:
berni
family,
he
hud
been
a
j
uloynienl
always
has
continued
member
of
the
fire
department
I
to
expand
towards
it.s
mid-
j
.since
1936.
;
summer
peak.
Considerable
damage
was
done
:
'
j
The
reason
unemployment
has,
lo
the
hotel
by
ihc
fire
and
by
;
I
7i)he
up
at
th?
present
time
is
i
smoke
and
water.
largely
the
lay-offs
scheduled
j
!
by
the
automotive
industry.
After
having
maintained
a
tern-
I
I
ARI.Y
TRADING
WIST
j
,
po
equal
to
last
year
for
the
j
Oodbot.L
cr.
the
north
shore'
first
six
months,
a
17
per
cent
!
of
the
St.
Laurence
below
Que-
i
j
drop
in
sales
has
forced
It
lo
bee
was
a
trading
post
'
before
(.slow
down.
Other
Industries
1670.
BY
condition
11
HI.1B
Clifvrolrt
4-),w,
j
heater.
Here's
S()l
value
at
'
lii
lftin
Plymouth
4-lkMtr.
paint.
Complete
-overhaul.
jja
Cant
miss
at..
lUi
mm..
Plymouth
Sedan,
i
alarm
was
first
felt
that
thev
would
not
he
ready
for
fishing
this
summer,
word
was
received
that
,;
difficulty
was
being
met
in
transferrins.";
the
prop-.
erty
to
the
federal
goveiiimcnt.
Allegedly,
how-
"
ever,
Ottawa
was
aware
of
the
predicament
shap-
ing"
up
and
was
eomplct
iiiu;
lee.al
;iit;uu-.wiihi1.s
as
rapidly
as
possible.
After
weeks
had
pa.M
d
in
.silence
the
uneasi-:
ness
increased
and
various
local
organizations
and
individuals
sent
out
another
call
for
action.
;
'his
time
the
definite
reply
was
received
that
!
temporary,
repairs
would
he
made
immediately
'
and
that
later
on
steps
w
ould
he
taken
to
do
the
joh
for
keeps.
J
,'
'There
was
a
quick
uplift,
of
heart
hut
that
has
!
all
oiu?
now.
Not
a
nail
has
heen
driven,
not
a
iliing
has
happened
to
su.ufRest
that
any
progress
ISjras
been
'made
since
the
call
for
help
was
first
;
;
utterel.
'
'
Ve
know
that
one
local
firm
offered
to
do
!j
tac
work,
hut
beyond
that
the
case
is
lost
in
the
j!
yJV:lMKt.
mystery
and
the
most
profound
inaction.
'
Coming
on
top
of
other
disappointments
rVim-e
Rupert
has
receivinl
from
Ottawa
during
the
past
year,
failure
to
repair
the
Cow
Hay
floats
Li
staggering.
Perhaps
it
can
be
argued
there
that
this
city
does
not
need
a
drydoek
or
an
airport
'
though
we
do
not
see
with
what
logic.
But
how
j
can
it
be
argued
that
this
important
fishing
port
';;
does
not
need
a
place
to
dock
its
fishing
boats?
;,;
At,
this
rate,
it
will
eventually
he
questioned
that
'.
there
is
any
need
for
Prince
Rupert
at
all.
:;
It
cannot
be
seriously
supposed
that
Ottawa
:;!
overlooks
the
invportance
of
adequate
fishing
';!
facilities
here,
but
a
sense
of
urgency
appears
to
,!i
he
lacking,
This
is
one
matter
that
definitely
can-
not,
be
left
unattended
until
just
before
an
elec-:;
lion.
Regardless
of
what,
action
is
taken
then,
the
;'!:;
smell
of
things
that
were
left
to'
rot
in
the
interval
','"
w
ill
be
lirgitf'ing-
on.
See
the
new...
and
heaU'r.
Inti-ri,
good.
A
give-away
'
ACNES
MacPIIAIL
FUND
SO-MK
youngf
Canadians
made
a
presentation
the
other
day
to
the
Prime
Minister.
It
was
a
bronze
bust
of
the
great
statesman.
I
thought
I
detected
a
rather
odd
look
in
the
eyes
of
the
Prime
Minister
when
he
gazed
rn
his
own
statue.
at
5
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
:ui
nuMin
Sfdan.
n.
!'
If'
Not
a
scratth
V
JOB-READY
TRU3
I
think
the
late
and
great
Macnhail
the
one
and
only
m.r3
Far5o
'i-Tun
f.xJ
Never
!i
(V
1
used
....
I'l.M
Kurd
ii-1'on
Fxpp
'Airlin'
Ilux
in
s
11
back
....
INIIA1
IllCtllC
KETCHIKAN
$15.oo
Agnes
would
give
quite
a
smile
j
and
chuckle
out
of
Che
proposals
that
are
now
afoot
to
honor
her
memory.
I
can
just
imagine
Agnes
saying:
.
"They
wouldn't
put
me
In
the
Senate,
but
now
they
are
goina
to
put
my
picture,
or
even
my
bronze
bust,
just
outside
lht!
Senate
door.
They
know
that
is
m.10
Kariro
i
j-Tnn
F.xpr
which
did
such
admirable
work
in
1936.
'-
AS
I
POINTED
out
al
the
time
of
her
death,
the
finest
of
ull
tributes
paid
to
her
was
written
by
a
young
prisoner
in
the
Prince
Albeit
Penitentiary,
who
wrote,
in
part:
"Eventually
.she
shamed
the
callous
federal
government
into
adopting
a
more
humane
policy
of
handling
the
thousands
of
persons
si
nt
to
lontlaries
every
year.
Th
n
Real
Si
RANGE
value
,
wrm;ei.l
$2700
ItljC
Intcrnationil
Si
'i-'lon
Isprrsi
19.11
iMC
'i-Tiin
to
I'lCTl'.KSIH
Rf
painted.
En-
Sffl
I
j
the
kind
of
an
Agnes
who
can't
talk
hack
to
them."
j
HOWEVER,
there
'
is
one
pro-:
posal
which
seems
to
me
al-
Therc'i
a
Time
ini
i
for
l.vrrylhinj.
Jl'NfAli
$41-40
WHEN
YOU
FLY
fight
was
long
and
sustaliipW,
but
Canada's
new
penaj
program
of
today
is
evidence
of
its
worth."
I
TALKED
the
other
day
with
AUTOMATIC
OVEN
TIMER
PUSH-BUTTON
CONTROLS
SPACIOUS
MASTER
OVEN
STREAMLINER
DESIGN
$359.oo
Rupert
Radio
and
Electric
i
together
fitting.
The
Elizabeth
j
1
Fry
Society,
which
does
such
'
wonderful
work
toward
improv-
j
u
inn
noitsi
ing
prison
conditions,
is
raising
,
ths
keen
young
lawyer
who
is
$56-00
The
Time
MiWIThrf
Rupert
Mole
LIMITED
Your
Dependable
Firm
Chrysler
and
Farjollt
CI
I
I
C
AIR
funds
for
"Agnes
Macphail
the
counsel
for
the
Darliament-
LLLIJ
LINES
SEATTI.K
$6500
Memorial
Scholarships."
,
ary
committee
on
capital
pun-
The
idea
i.s
that
the
money
ishment.
We
wer
discussing
the
shall
be
used
for
scholarships
lack
of
easily
available
statl.i-lor
social
work,
for
students
who
liPi
about
prisons
and
prisoners
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
1954
CLEAN-UP
CAMPAIGN
-i
''
-44
Hit
'"T,i
Phone
266
fOlflce
opposite
Tost
Office)
Third
Ave.
313-3rd
Ave.
W.
Hione
6t4
I'hune
56
or
i
I
intend
lo
specialize
in
work
with
in
Canada.
He
venturrd
the
opinion
tliai.
pri.ioners.
Later,
a
Chair
of
Pen
Tliis
is
to
advise
all
citieiis
that
f
rum
June
7
until
June
13
(inclusive
datrsi,
the
t'ily
I
urns
will
collect
ami
dispose
of
nil
arc
iihi-ilnU-il
dt
liris
and
trash,
if
placed
iiiiUTMieutlv
l
tlie
roadway.
There's
NfWiiavel
comforl"
the
greatest
missing
lluk
in
our
;
whole
set-up
in
Canada,
In
this,
field,
was
a
department
of
pen
i
ology
In
some
good
university,
i
Canada
lags
far
behind
many!
oth''r
countries
in
this
respect.
I
It
is
strange,
but
true,
and
it
Is
j
sad
but
true,
that,
while
Canada
;
has
one
of
the
finest
welfare
i
(
state
systems
In
the
whole
world,
that
Is
for
most
cla.ses
,
i
of
people,
our
attitude
toward:;!
-W3frc'
rrr'"u'.
of
!
ology
is
to
be
set
up
in
connec-
I
Hon
with
.some
Rood
university,
j
This
t
ertalniy
l,s
a
caure
which
will
carry
I
he
work
which
was
(
lr.si-sl
lo
Aj'iieK
M:u
phail's
own
heart.
.
Apnit
iilto"
ther
from
th-wotulerful
work
she
did
to
i:a-iu-iiv-
conditions
in
the
(M'i--i-en
T'liionto
Reformatory,
and
:
'"oil
'ex-prisoners,
.
she
wr..
chiefly
responsible
for
the
Royal
'
o.iiimiv-iKjn
on.
Peultentiarif
s
nntho
mK
This
service
is
free
of
charge
PHONIC
CITV
WORKS
1)1
PAKTVIFNT,
Leave
Name
and
Address.
vl
I
HIV
W
W
prisoners
is
scores
of
years
be-
r
You'll
be
treated
to
smooth
travelling,
the
luxury
and
restfulness
you've
wanted
on
smart
new
Canadian
National
cars.
Right
now,
359
modern
Inrl
U
flmn
ill!'
iii'p
1
One
of
the'
most,
tral-li?4iTes
'
j.
s
Ihjit
Cunada
wnds
to
lirlson
1
carTWf-fremj;
pw
imr
nervk-e
wUttcrosg
Canada
would
not
be
sent
to
prison
if
i
they
lived
in
some
such
country
i
-is
rirltam,
or
Scandinavia,
where
-'
Ihev
are
better
eoulnned
social-
?
Ho
w
siill
Imld
W
to
offer
you
the
widest
choice
of
day
and
night
accommodations
to
suit
every
budget.
Look
at
these
low
coach
fares
brtwesn
Montreal
and
Vancouver:
One
way
$78.5i;
Hound
trip
$127.90.
I
roportlonately
low
fares
apply
to
tourist
and
other
types
of
sleeping
car
travel.
l
am
-
'
."--'
Roller
htar,K
k
iPtS
yo
a
5m,forlli
M;d
:
'estlul
ride.
1
,
(
;
ly
lo
deal
with
convicted
persons
!
placed
tn
probation.
a
i
J
,-'
!
THE
Elizabeth
Fry
Society
Is
a
-
'
a
mm
i
m
hr
Snrm
.Hi
,
II'
!
Ask
about
substantial
savlnR.s
offered
by
New
Family
Fare's
to
Winnipeg.
Eastern
Canada
and
Eastern
U.S.A.
iii-
fine
orKanization
of
respons-
ible
people.
It
Is
admirably
fit-
.
ted
to
handle
the
funds
for
the
j
Apnes
Macphail
Memorial
Fund,
'
especially
as
Agnes
herself
was
,
Its
Honorary
President
durinf?
;t
her
lifetime.
Cheques
should
be
made
payable
lo
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Employment
officer
D.
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Kane
says
there
has
been
a
shortage
of
farm
help
for
seedlna.
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farmhand
now
needs
to
be
a
mechanic
to
handle
all',
the
equipment,
he
said,
and
farrn,
mechanics
are
not
too
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WAR
SAVINGS
CERTIFICATES
HAVE
fiOW
MATURED
and
should
be
presented
for
payment.
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WAR
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your
Certificates
in
the
space
I
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provided
on
the
hack
and
indicate
your
I
present
address.
2.
Make
a
record
of
the
serial
number
of
t
the
Certificates
and
keep
the
record.
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Mail
Certificates
in
a
sealed
envelope
to:
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The
Registrar,
4
War
Savings
Certificate,
f
350
King
Edward
Ave.
for
r.irvolioni
and
information,
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No
registration
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necettory.
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the
receipt
of
your
Certificates
a
cheque
will
lie
mailfd
to
you
at
the
address
you
indicate.
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YOU
PREFER,
YOUR
BANK
CAN
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REDEMPTION
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