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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
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OTTAWA
DIARY
Bv
NORMAN
M.
Mrl.F.OD
Thursday,
July
16,
1953
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Av
Reflects
and
Reminisces
a
independent
dally
ne7i-paner
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlnco
Rupert
and
Noriaern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
at
Circulation
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
Tae
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltmltea.
i.
f.
MAUOR,
President
H.
O.
PEHHY.
Vlce-Prtsldent
r?
n
f
t,
bar
Pro-
PHI--
Tim
Hnck
of
the
B
revive
Party
Is.
lv
.v
HubtHTlptlon
Rt.tes:
,ww.
ty
carrier
Pot
week.
25c;
pur
montb.
H
00;
per
year,
110.00.
tfpSft$iaif&
!j
mall
Per
In.
null.
75c;
pet
year.
18
00.
'4'
jiiitnorlzed
as
second,
glass
a
all
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa
rr
was,
on
the
;o,
being
down
more
or
less
coast
a
few
days
i
fur
a
variety
of
Up
a
Life
Don
r
uive
Mmi-ly
.ruoi.H-ts.
Ti:!i
i.;
in
Prince
Rupert
but
nilit-MiU'iitly.
We
re-rail
liiel
l'-'.t.
cm
ii
Sunday
forenoon
before
a
full
huu:;e--a
mild
iiu.meied
i;;;iii.
fully
capable
of
l-f'linK
hi-;
auilit-nce
jiit.'mU'd.
I
ti
l
J:
LETTKIUo
Mayov
Whalen
has
raisi-d
a
point
Alktt
hich
2
tllr,
may
.seem
iti
limited
interest,'
yet
it
is
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i..)iK"
a-e
aeatl
of
v.h".
j'Hf.i
U:i
b'l
i
a
yuung
1..-.
;
''.ill
of
weeiU
itt-tttnl
lior.-es
are
i
ran
l:"!3
on
ribs,
G.
titian
bttcd
in
tp'rame
ye;.ter-.lay.
Hut
tilts
will
While
Parliament
Hill's
Number
One
interest
these
days
unquestionably
Ls
the
Federal
election
campaign,
enigmatic
Russia
ranks
easily
as
the
Number
Two
Interest
and
not
so
very
far
behind.
The
strong
feeling
exists
amongst
Capital
observers
that
there's
a
Rioater
element
of
suspense
and
uncertainty
In
the
Russian
situation
than
In
the
domestic
political
picture.
That's
our
reeson
fur
the
close
Interest
being
taken
in
It.
Rightly
or
wrongly,
government,
rlrcles
feel
that
they
understand
the
dynamic
of
Russian
affairs
Just
as
well
as
they
are
understood
in
any
world
capital.
While
that
may
uot
be
saying
too
much,
the
fact
remains
that
our
Moscow
Embassy
lias
always
been
one
of
the
most
competently
staffed
of
our
foreign
missions.
Fur
number
of
years
it
was
headed
by
Dan
Wllf.ress,
conceded
to
be
the
top
Individual
in
Canada's
career
foreign
service.
Wilgress
left
Moscow
when
the
two
.nations
ceased
to
exchange
Ambassadors
at
the
time
of
the
Soviet
spy
plot
in
this
country.
But
Canada
continued
to
fw
that
the
skeleton
staff
left
In
the
Moscow
Kin-busty
was
of
top
calibre.
The
policy
is
paying
off
now
in
a
better
understanding
of
the
situation
revolving
about
the
downfall
of
secret
police
head
Bella.
The-
best
Information
reaciina
u.J
reiieve'i.
jimiieiiNe
umuuuis
lot
Aiiieician
food
are
already
jiifli'g
.xtl't
in
l!..ut
Cenuauy,
and
!
Coiiiiiuiimts
are
ii-.dii'ttant.,
sav-!
inf.
i
hi
.
is
on
intuit,
last
Oer-i
mans
have
not
the
tiiidrU
,t
oij-
AN
INNOVATION
in
the
handling
and
shipping
of
dry
powdered
inatti'ialf
siuii
as
foodstuffs,
chemicals,
starches,
and
similar
commodities,
was
shown
in
New
York
with
a
demonstration
model
ol
the
'new
."Air&litte"
freight
car,
produced
by
General
American
Transportation
Corporation.
Special
viewing
windows
at
the
sides
show
the
internal
structure
and
operation
of
the
car
while
the
loading
ituppers
on
the
roof,
in
the
form
of
rovered
Blase
domes,
reveal
a
lest
quantity
of
dry,
powdery
sand
being
sucked
tit
and
out
of
the
car.
,1
jeetioi.
to
aUiuo.
eHLer
by
word
or
act.
i
.
New
we.imi'i
tcr
had
an
I
4.
As
I
See
It
n
hour's
traffic
jam
xvli.-'ii
Oranpe-men
undertook
lo
observe
the
2t:0!h
aimivei
-aiy
of
the
battle
of
lire
Eoyne.
'flic
day
was
reasonably
cool,
and
a
few
of
the
hich
huts
had
no
difticulty
proving
thty
had
been
there
before.
BY
(Of
in
ore
f-nfpoll
A
REAL
NECESSITY
How
did
the
Soviet
ever
come
to
fancy
'Innocents
Abroad,"
"Roughing
It,"
'
Life
on
the
Mississippi"
or
"Hiick
Finn."
Special
ALKC
Ol'INNKSS,
British
stage
and
film
star,
wears
his
ar
the
Kine
of
France
in
"All's
Well
That
Ends
Well,"
k
plays
In
the
Stratford
Shakespearian
Festival
which
five-week
run
July
13
The
play,
directed
by
Tvrone
Gu.
being
staged
in
a
stylized
modern
dress.
The
other
play,
;
II
"
ls
in
period
costume.
:"
(
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t;i
j
Rorr-y
No
('h
U
d
reil
tne
government
discounts
heavily
iue
uieory
inav
Ciena
s
oownian
Russia.
Perhaps
it
is
precisely
WHEN
elections
come
around
all
the
political
parties!""
"
VB"
"ITT.
what
Russia
its.
There's
not
h-j
...
,
t
,
.
.
,
4
,
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i
11
5
Z.
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m
J.'t'L
1
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UUW
II
Ll
itrglllll
'
UiniUl
llllllln
llldl.
I
111
-.til
,
amy
mi
mrii
uwil
uiuiimiriy
j.
1
-
i
threatening
the
ascendancy
of
most
the
lives
of
the
1)1
people.
iMalenkov.
The
Cabinet
here
ac-
actually
a
matter
of
lifio
and
death
which
is
of
concern
to
all.
The
h'HiT
i
lYoni
the.
Health
League
of
(Canada
on
iW
subject
of
artificial
respiration.
The
writer,
Dr.
Gordon
Rates,
generaf
director
of
the
League,
asks
that
it
be
drawn
to
he
attention
of
Prince
Eupert
citizens.
We
are
haopy
to
assist
the
mayor
in
doing
this
because
the
Health
League
is
offering
advice
which
can
mean
the
living
of
lives.
Remarking'
that
there
isan
alarming
number
of
cases
of
apparent
drowning-
in
which
artificial
respiration
has
been
stopped
tino
early,
Dr.
Bates
makes
these
five
points':
-'
(1)
There
is
hope
of
reviving
persons
apparently
drowned
even
though
the
duration
of
immersion
has
been
up
to
half
an
hour.
"
(2)
The
fact
that
most
of
the
usual
signs
of
life
are
often
entirely
absent
irj
an
apparently
drowned
person
is
not
a
final
indication
of
death.
Persons
have
been
revived
by
artificial
respiration
after
hours
of
apparent
death
from
.various
causes.
Until
some
indication
of
life
apparent
to
everyone
-.appeared,
there
was
no
pulse,
no
heart
sound
audible
by
stethoscope
examination,
no
reflex
of
any
kind.
(3)
Artificial
respiration
should
be
commenced
immediately
in
all
cases
under
water
for
less
than
half
an
hour
and
should
be
continued
w
ithout
an
instant
intermission
until
all
hope
is
lost.
(4)
The
rule
laid
down
by
the
Health
League
;of
Canada's
committee
was
that
it
should
be
continued
for
a
minimum
of
four
hours
or
until
rigor
mortis
has
set
in,
and
there
should
be.no
exception
to
this
rule.
(M
Additional
rules
have
to
do
with
keeping
the
patient
warm
by
all
means
possible
and
seeing
to
it
that
the
air
passages
are
clear.
If
the
average
holds
true,
there
will
be
fiOO
more
drownings
in
Canada
before
the
end
of
the
year,
with
the
majority
occurring
this
summer.
Perhaps
you
will
be
at
the
scene
of
one
of
them.
If
so,
re-"
member
that
minimum
four-hour
period
allowed
;
lo
restore
breathing.
You
may
not
know
the
technique
of
artificial
respiration,
but
your
knowledge
-of
this
fact
may
help
someone
who
does
to
bring
"
hack
a
life.
.
.
,
prepts
the
move
at
its
face
value
en
for
the
Korean
a
manoeuvre
by
Malenkov
to
hail
it
not
I
cut-
jensure
his
own
security
and
the
jniK
like
a
t'Ood
I!iugh,
now
and
!
then.
j
One
thing
the
New
Zealander
j
do?s
well,
says
AI
Williamson,
Vancouver
wnu
r,
is
eat.
We
had
I
the
followit;?
to
choose
from,
at
!
breakfast:
tne
tomatoes,
bacon
!
and
etgf.,
ste
ik.
starter
of
smok-leil
sen
p
ia
o;h's
and
toast
and
mar-iiiinlade,
st
nvod
prunes.
French
cutlets,
deviled
kidneys,
loin
chops,
stewed
rhubarb,
cold
York
poy.
I
uijsoiuie
nature
oi
ins
mciuior-
war.
and
the
ilt-lllierat
backs
that
it
entailed
a.s
eminent
policy.
Right
now
one
most
Import
-r.nt
aifuiiient
concerns
housing.
Three
parties
offer
their
proposals,
all
of
which
have
merit.
The
COP
program
is
the
mod
miibilious,
and
if
the
CCP
were
in
a
position
to
elect
a
majority
government
it
might
pr,-
ship
Now
Ural
tile
war
Is
coming
to
an
end,
the
liberal
leaders
make
It
very
clear
that
Canarij
MONTREAL,
July
Ifiili
-
H.-rc's
a
I
gouinicu
in
your
family
.
,
,
ami
)
j
gittrubtd,
ilail,
Junior
urol
Jane
will
nil
at'-
lil.INZ
CHICKEN
COYmMIME
m
b
p
iipI
(rent.
N
rve
it
lt
or
mid,
ilnp.
Hie
wi-alhir
aud
your
mipfipl.
It's
ddip.i.j
lei
jfllii-d
...
or
delixhiful
n
tli"
i
H.f
villi
a
rol.l
meal.
Von
II
be
licii,:
fppil
clinkpl)
flavour.
Yen.
Hi
in
Clul,
dtice
the
most
houses
at
the
i
s
(mi
Canadian
sources
In
Moscow,
who
have
studied
the
scene
at
first
hand
there
for
a
number
of
years,
believe
thut
Molotov
has
no
ambitions
for
the
Number
One
post
in
Russia.
They
say
that
he
isn't
disinterested
in
it
because
of
Its
obvious
dangers.
sjieed
up.
lowesl
cost
to
the
householdp'r
'
ham
and
roast
beef
or
tongue,
j
-for
the
CCP
housing
scheme
iMR.
WINTERS
quotes
with
up-,
is
based
on
government
-
loam)
provai
this
statement
made!
to
home
buyers
at
two
per
cent;
by
ClPrry
A
oolden,
the
Sun
NLW
NAMK.
NLH
FLAG!
The
former
S3
Prince
Robert
is
bavins:
quite
a
career.
Built.
somriie
ln
a
brnnil
new
'iniupteipiei-e"
to
add
to
Juur
brw
the
iiniuly
uf
Hum
,s.,ii.
I
ti'Ao
To
F.nar
My
Summer
oi.nv,
...
not
uprnd
til
in
rli-
ku.lip
n.
Tliai
'
uliv
I
alwntii
l-d.e
a
nhI
nin,iv
,,t
li)i.r,pij
i
v-...r-.
,.,
7
.
Life's
expert
on
housing:
becau.se
of
a
curiously
basic
"It
may
he
that
we
In
this
disbelief
in
himself.
Molotov
is
country
arp
currently
placing
ideserlbed
as
having
faith
In
hlm-too
mudi
emphasis
mi
the
con-jsc"
xs
a
Numlr
Two
man
only
strucUon
of
individual
housiii!
!
as
lacking
'the
qualities
of
-a
and
too
little
on
provision
of
Dictator
in
his
own
rlttht.
rental
housing."
Moscow
sources
subscribe
to
As
I
read
Mr.
Winter's
sneecli
I
the
view
that
the
recent
events
per
year.
.
There
are,
however,
several
abifcptioiis
to
this
plan,
for.
fbo
p-ovcrninent
obviously
camiipt
borrow
vast
sums
of
money
below
two
per
cent.
Hence
to
)ni
row
money
at
the
going
-rati'
for
bonds
say
four
per
cent
in
iMif'.Iand
in
l'K?0
for
the
CN
i
Hteamships
for
the
coastal
run,
with
the
Prince
David
and
Prince
I
Henry,
she
is
now
named
t
he
i
Lucania
and
is
owned
in
Italy,
jt'nder
lie
new
nam
and
ll.'i;
ishe
sailed
fi
the
West
Indies
j
with
700
passengers.
.."
i
a
i.psi.i.m
liiaio
lo
llic
I'DHnce
.
Willi
inf.
'llHv're
v.wy
to
pink
not
imlky.
An..
Itst
01"
till,
it
lal,p-l
just
,
Winnie
to
h
p
j
...t
e
ill
li.
ciramy
miih.(
pmaUMn
nli
iVru.
b'
lun.-uit
J'uiutu.
That
iik
ipupi
1
line
more
timr
lo
n
bi-t
.
.
.
ki
nine
in
die
kiolipn.
Jut
follow
the
annple
direriioim
un
liic
iiackaiw
ior
ilie
ri--l-to-iii:li-
manlicd
kihIii
you've
Hir
liel.d.
And
no
BPHid!
'rrn.'ii'a
lii-u.iit
i'uiUiO
IS
lil.i.tc
H.,iri
tili-(liiily
piilillixn,
pic-piaiknl
y
.
i-piii4
ph
ti,at
ptnkrvea
niippiriaut
nulit
iiienK
and
ituiulnlul
llmourl
I
aim
re-ioan
it
to
nouie
nitjp-rs
,
thai
plainly
meuns
that
irtneim
nussia
unquestionably
ease
j
at
two
per
cent
would
lie
irf.re-
j
Liberals
are
returned
to
powerthe
current
International
sltua-jly
a
form
of
.subsidized
housliur
I
there
will
soon
be
a
drive
to!
Hon.-They
say
that
Russia
will
:
"
4
'
'
'intl
forever
the
heart-brPakln?
'
NOT
start
a
war
while
the
'CONSFRVATIVFBhave
a
strong
;
brusn"of'
wnU''1
y)linS
parents
'present
crisis
in
domestic
affairs
talking
point
in
advocating
l8'
when
l,My
trJf
to
r"nt
apart-j
lasts.-
At
the
same
time,
they
are
that
the
National
llou'iiug
.'Act
1
n,w,ls
or
flaLs:
of
the
opinion
that
the
situation'
fl'a
A
Vleutun
j
When
,
the
queen
mother
goes
!
aruaming,
Ht
Majesty
usually
jean
select
places
of
outstanding
j
interest.
This
time
the
choice
wa-
Rhodesia.
It
is
here
can
be
I
found
the
famous
Zimbabwe
!
ruins
of
an
ancient
tempi?,
one
of
the
riddles
of
history,
and
'
'
'
t
i
-
S.S,
,
..
Pf
"
,
';
,i
s
p
;
J'1
I-'.
,.
hi
v
t;
be
amended
to
provide
for
par
If
ten
Tfie
7
hrl
mwnr'er
Sanr
lo
milp1
rt
K-ln
slll(c
(In!
.f
M.W
lNSl
M'll
hAMlt.N
Col
I
I.E.
)
V..U
ki.."--.i
ft
til
rut,
r
-Diaite
by
n
Hp
w
liro-rs
llC
I
fl.iVpiur
iin.l
annua
of
(ii'lilv
nippiiml
i"i
evp-B
tbe
very
rpphiur
arwl
lixoire
at'
lli1'
"
tlieic'a
tliat
womprfil
"in-iniu"
i-iiivpIi
hlip
so
well
.
,
.
pmlirularlv
liuinlv
Ippi
Hp-.'
cpiIipp.
tiu
g,.,
.,.w
In.iani
Clia-p'
chase,
of
homes
with
a
(Kiwi)
:
pirn
i
r.
iipi
ppipiiprpi
it
i-
ip-ijiT-ftT-iiui
mnipiy
u
oreatiier,
lowed
here,"
and
hot
a
ieriuanent
rhange
In
In
keeping
with
basic
Ubersil
outlook.
They
say
It's
no
time
principles,
free
enterprise?
should
j
for
the
democracies
to
let
down
k-
j
i.
.
their
guard.
V
payment
of
10
per
cent.
1
..
The
present
Liberal
government
lias
already
done
this
very
thin
in
connection
with
homes
provided
for
defense
workers.
which
gave
Ruler
Haggard
his
idea
ol
wilting
the
novel
"King
Solomon's
Mine"
which,
many
years
apo,
scored
a
great
hit.
(''pUp
pp
di-niltra
lik"
niaiop'
in
"'old
(it
liil
f
be
given
the
first
chance
to
deliver
the
necessary
rental
family
housing,
maybe-
even
helped
by
the
guvernmient
to
Arp
licrf's
you
li.'ive
li
do
in
make
ml
mtde
.
.
.
Steamer
Ha.
uu
e
p,n
lip-apj
n
li-..Mio.pti
of
New
ImUnt
fhi
St-!-.
tpll
,ui
i-phjut
pid
stir.
'Hich
jud
1
'
But
the
Liberal
Minister
ofido
so.
Prince
Rupert
Housing,
Hon.
Robert
Winters,
foi
you'ie
Htrt
't
Hm
'your
h
il.y
ran
!
urn
fp)
ilipiik
fippiu
MtlinV
$
!
BAILS
FOR,
P
rr
t-p
VANCOUVER
J"
f
;)
rr.,
,.,,.
7.V
Jpif
(livip
linn
The
'Brain'
Going
To
Baltimore
n
A
n.l
t
ll
I'D
I
eiij'pp,
r
I
diior
i-
p?
D
;0
tile
pi
OKI
m
V
'"i'l
lump.T
k.
Is
(illuat
rated
J
lip-l.
)
to
Hi,
nk
from.
h'
n
and
intermediate
Fort
Each
Thursday
at
11:13
p
m.
For
KETCHIKAN
m3
ii
i";
r
you
rnn
Iwp
it
l.pkmf
.;
WHli
SilV
S.-PMI!
iltar
i,;il
WFIJNP.SDAY
Mldnlihl
.
Comfort
and
Service
S
li
S
33
II
tak
ll.
pt
j
(.
,
An.
I
ilp'i'
a
.1..
op
l-'p
iv.inMiiiK.
shows
that
The
whole
basis
of
MIA
partnership
between
the
government
and
the
insurance
companies
would
have
lo
be
changed
to
lower
the
down
payment
to
one
tenth
of
the
lot
d
price.
The
Insurance
Act
is
de-MKned
to
protect
the
Interest
of
the
citizens
of
Canada
whs-have
a
good
part
of
their
lifetime
savings
In
the
form
of
Insurance.
It
would
hp
had
business
on
the
part
of
tin-
C'ana-tjiftw"-nation
to
weaken
th
foundations
of
the
insnrancr-cwnpanies,
to
help
out,
one
other
section
of
the
population
THE
LIBERAL
government
b
proud
of
Its
housing
policy
end
shows
that
in
proiiorllon
to
population
Canada
has
built
more
new
houses
since
11145
than
has
any
other
country
In
Hip
world.
This
vear
Canada
expects
to
rnt
i
ml
i.d.
r
from
ih-uiz,
the
,.,(;.
us
ol
..hi
l.al.v'a
f-
voui
lie
fupi.la
.
.
.
III.ISZ
H
I(Y
,J
uujis
M-inniiu'
-thiDPf
toOp
mcut
jit
pimlu.-M,
wiiH.,
itWis
Saul
dp
-
n-
alt
(xf,,iv
hkl,p.
,
tt
"
''ibv
m'tm
m.uiiiuirnt.
Xiiij,.
HOW
ilp-.IIZ
(,j,
S
,,
,.,iy
',.
for
j,it
!i,c
well
l-iU-h
from
any
fi
tins
of
Hp-iio!
Jlal.v
I
,.,,
r
from
.1
Hi-iiu
liaby
t'p
r.als.
Writ,
to
me.
or
yi,Um,
i
h
Ip..iiii;
lalicla
vJ
i
1
!
it-1-
i
;
!
rvw
rartatlona
wrtui
o
i
J
P.'te
Hiprt.
BC.
)f
ii'
hat
precisely
it
meant
by
that
familiar
phrase,
'freedom
BALTIMORE
IAP
The
"Brain"
is
corning
to
John
Hopkins
medical
school
"
Prank
Million,
21,
-of
Victoria,
BC
will
fjmf.jnihfH
here
in
Septeuiijf-J',
;
,
I
He
was
graduated
siimini
cum
laurle?
from
Portland,
(ire.
University
this
year
with
a
3
99
average,
thp
hlyhp.st
mark'
ever
attained
there
in
a
four-year
course.
Perfection
la
4,00.
Milligan
compiled
47
As
and
one
B
in
freshman
physical-education.
Ho
chose
Hopkins
after
hLs
application
was
accepted
by
five
medical,
schools.
of
the
pr'
?
undtmentaliy
it
I
not
special
privilege
reserved
for
newspaper
pub-
your"
'rWf
taut'
rulii
w
witfc
it.
l'ay.
i-n
i
it?
will
iiiikly
reiuovu
V
hurnt
ou
your
inn.
'
SilS.
Si-ouium
P:i.l.
"
eul"
rolnhlllal
,oll
iri
e,llr,,,
woven
tilpifn
aiel
ppi-c:i--,!"
XKip.
OtlltipPOlA
iupIppiH"-'
i
I
ho
haiiilii-st
ck-aii'
Here
M
Are,
tmi'l
nuihlli'
of
the
nut!
iiiipney
iii
com
or
ininiM
-
Jlnliara
llip-nt.
f
MVf
...hrj
Hll
Cnmtul
Ml.,
It
is
rathtr
a
phase
of
a
much
larger
freedom
-the
freedom
of
all
men
Muutreal,
l'.Q.
Mi-tint?
Anlliorili.i
on
ilieil,luiii
ppund:iKw
xay
thai,
-
I
rlierry
jpf-ampii.
So,
ailp-r
ye
cherm
whtln
-tjf
VP1U
IIUV.
QIlPl
H
a
moH
iinpfiiinnt
lo
cut
n
good
lii-ek-fiist.
Keeps
you
from
RetliiiK
Jiiuiury
and
eon..
lUeullv
ovrr-palin
HpioukIi
Hid
rest
of
the
day.
Tlip-y
fee-ornmend
a
lrik-
do
donn
for
all
L.
?'r
V
break
its
all-time
record
with
over
100.0(10
new
dwellings.
Canada
would
have
been
over
the
top
of
the
100,000
mark
already
voii'itp
wort
h.
The
rattlesnake
Is
found
only
n
America.
to
ipeak.thir
mine's
openly
and
without
foar.
lt:e
press
claims
no
right
which
Should
not
i
long
t
tveiy
cHii;t
in
a
dtiiiocracy.
Du!
freedom
of
the
press
is
an
a!l-liiipi3i!ant
pjjit
of
this
larger
freed
jm
Lsljuji?,
under
modern
conditions,
the
press
is
the
f.iiacipl
ancy
by
v.liu!)
tt.e
ordinry
man
receives
the
information
he
needs
to
jiii'ge
th?
acliopis
cf
his
niters
and
iruke
up
his
mind
on
public
affairs.
Without
Mvaptycis.
or
wish
only
gagged
and
blindfolded
ones,
he
is
in
the
dark,
and
fciipkss.
An
unfettered
press
is
therefore
one
of
tlw
essential
bulwarks
of
a
demo;
raiic
nation.
jjf
any
proof
be
needed,
it
is
supplied
by
the
record
of
the
totalitarian
dictatorships
which
have
darkened
the
twentieth
century.
Rigid
control
of
all
sources
of
public
infojmaticii,
and
especially
of
ij.iiyfpspers,
was
the
cornerstone
on
which
all
these
regimes
-Na;i,
Fascist
and
Coi
jtiv:i'.t
alike
-were
founded.
Without
it,
they
could
hardly
l.ave
!asud
for
mere
lliin
a
few
months.
With
it,
they
could
keep
their
peoples
in
blinkers
and
drive
them
on
any
course
they
chose.
The
calamities
of
cur
ae,
its
fer
2nd
insecurity,
f
ten
in
.-id
small
measure
from
the
simple
fact
that,
at
critical
periods,
great
sections
of
the
earth's
population
have
been
prevented
by
their
ruiers
fi
om
learning
the
real
news
of
the
world.
Hut
he
euie
you're
d""
d.inn
wild
C'l.K
I
"
1
I'KCTIN.
If
vo
'"I""
(,'erto
recipes
exa-l!y,
always
so
sure.
V
make
jinn
and
jp
Hy
"
real
treat.
You
can
lw'r
jellv
iu
13
the
time
ol
'
mer
louc-buil
mrihnd,
to
fiU',i
H.orc
jam
,,r
i
the
name
amount
ore
some
dele
ion"
w"!"-fherries,
in
the
liueUp''
lahel
of
each
holile
oi
t
here
are,
iota
of
m
'it"
Pi
faxt
of
fruit,
eeroul,
kim
q.ilk,
even
Ijiu-piii
nnil
n
rny.
I'm-rerral,
I
Mieireat
hoi
"CKrWI
OI'
WHI'AI".
I,,
iv,.,
,,
qiiick-H.iiliiiK
food
enercv,
plus
lion
for
uood
red
Mood,
un,
,a.
citnn
anl
1hmi1iiiiin
for
diria
dp
liiw
iil
iu
those
i
Icimnii..
AbpI
"Cream
uf
Wheat"
)
so
di
li,
i,,ils,
too
.
.
.
.fniooih
am)
ill
liiale
hi
flavour.
I
can't
imitKine
n
liii
r
i7ior.-
sl,iif
f,tr
a
"pin
t
tiny"
than
''Cream
of
Wli.
nt."
?
l
flllilS,
llHl.
jhes.e
examples
should
provide
a
warning
against
any
attempt,
by
govern
Want
Cool,
Urlhiau,
Tkir,t.Ouen,h7r.
for
ihe
whole
fan'
ni'-n.is
wlwn
tiiev
droo
in?
Tlun
KCNKIST
I.EMOXS
for
i.-e,I
tea
and
h
luonaile
vou've
ever
tniiile
l.KPWU
.
.
.
Make
a
frosty-fresh
pltch'.".
Sunki,t
ifii,.a.iu
lelrtiator
and
Help
yom)f
hen
you're
h
'
I
d
T
wiu
e,..Lu
tj.
sure
tf
tue
finims
In
thick,
juicy
wrdurs.
Tlien
V"1
Yei,
whet.,,,
yr
filV(1,-
T.ZCl
'
M
lea
or
I
Lei
IT,
Ik"""
"'""".V
,A"r'"m-
Tl'"'
Ihe
finest,
juiciest
.in
inealentally,
uu
exeelhm
mm,v
(
V,am,ii
C.
ments
or
by
private
interest,
to
restrict
the
essential
freedom
of
the
press.
A
free
people
must
sund
on
guard
not
or.ly
ii;.un;t
direct
censorship,
but
also
against
more
insidijas
eu;roaclirnrr.ts.
Nominal
freedom
is
not
enough.
The
only
truly
free
piess
is
one
ttliich
can
rfcord
the
new;
faithfully
and
comment
on
it
frankly,
without
fear
of
direct
or
ii-.diicct
punishment.
Neither
the
press
nor
the
public
it
safe
with
anything
less
than
this.
fH
liberty,
of
course,
involves
obligations.
That
of
a
free
newspaper
Is
to
be
truly
free.
It
must
strive
to
be
thorough,
accurate
and
unbiassed
in
its
reporting,
incr
and
thoughtful
in
ils
editorials,
and
resistant
to
all
outside
pressure.
It
must
b
both
cautious
and
bold-cautious
until
it
knows
all
the
facts.-bold
when
It
Is
sure
of
itsjround.
It
must,
above
all,
be
inspired
by
devotion
to
the
public
wetfar
a
its
staff
understand
it
ljuch
newspaper
is
worthy
of
the
privileges
which
the
free
peoples
of
the
world
have
traditionally
granted
to
their
press:
Such
a
newspaper
is
also
the
st
guardian
ef
the
liberties
of
the
people.
Mtra
AiMiuj
fua
.
.
.
ymn
oitn
Hw
low
com
3
h
p.
(
Cainpilw
cxilboaul
awtor.
ttflh
uhty
strforoanca,
KM
Mijht,
iy
M
Hart,
ar
rata,
tfoublafraa
an
M
aaty
on
Itia
bwdgat.
,
w
iMte
CaiapiMr
lodarl
Owa
a
UU
IHa
tw
at
Hitlo
at
$166.00
RUPERT
RADIO
MID
ELECTRIC
313
Third
Av.
W.
Phone
644
Some
Kieiins
'l
omi.
n
.r,n
tl.o
i
I
!.
p
iiilf-
-
i
.
"
.iiip-a
nin
utile
alio
m
lieu,
gp
t
out
your
l.ank
l,l..
,l
CABIN
CRUISER
FOR
SALE
"ELIZABETH.
M"
Length
35
feet
O
A.
Beam
9
feet.
Registered
tonnage
13
tons.
Powered
by
.
78
h.p.
Grey
Marine
Lugger
...
.
Uood
appearance
and
condition.
Bleeps
4,
Willi
Bailey,
tooklug
facilities
and
water
closet,
'
Price
$3600
Cash
Boat
may
be
seen
at
Yacht
Club.
To
Inspect,
contact
f'apt.
R.
Wilson.
To
purchase,
contact
Mr.
C.
S.
t'oreman,
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Limited.
t
belL
er"r
U'6
lw"U
"'"
Have
vH
m,m,h',
'!
q
V"1"
8"n"y
enotiKli
from
ea.
h
'or
m''k'
r
"
!'Wl
litt,e
iat
m"n''
t
he
ne
Z
V"
t"ir
10
V''"-
Vmi
shoul.i
have
monev
"
'
'
n
nntl
"""J??
UH.
k.
So
why
not
V.
.
'
.'"'"
nat
i
nit
year'a
work
ia
.ninr
lo
pay
on
in
a
runti
i.i.u
e
.
m,
(lie
-
v
fiif
xn
i
up
.
"p"i-eag
in
a
iviiniuj
ji.-coiini
,