IJW9
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
ay
Reflects
and
Reminisce
As
I
See
It
Tuesday,
July
7,
1953
D,.Ur
Dunn.tt
fmmlrrMJpri
SOIIH'
06
millions
tO
I
lit
TtlO
a
VOiUmA
nf
.,!..
vltupen,,
by
Ontario,
announces
revision
ana
:
5,066.538,000
in
savings
depos-
mall
that
he
had
to
stop
possible
scrapping
of
the
alter-!
its.
This
being
the
case,
why
is
inn
It.
He
was
calk-d
0
(native
native
voting
voting
system
system.
Another
ill
that
few
families
claim
to
be
telephone
day
and
nit-ht
on
n
independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
ot
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation
Oaaadlan
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
F-
MAOOR,
President
H.
O.
PERRY,
Vice-President
1
at?7
J
.laWfc
able
to
live
within
their
burlip't
he
stopped
answering
can,
(.
!
tuospective
likelihood
oi
me
more
!
premier
not
losing
iium
,A-r.-;tinai
inenUs.
becuueji
of
high
prices?
Families
Have
u
worried
look,
too!
"7
Subscription
Rates:
,,,-y
carrier
Per
week,
25c;
per
month.
1100;
per
year,
$10
00.
7
mall
Per
month.
76c;
ner
year.
8
00.
A
trucker
carrying
a
U1(
WHterniHons
passed
tha
Edmonton
not
long
uu
way
from
California
bound
Alaska,
where
he
Iiu,i,j
II
i
ii-
in'
III
I
Perhtips
never
before,
says
an
jo'd
friend
of
It'vlny
Kaufman,
who
sentenced
the
Rosenbergs,
has
a
judne
In
an
American
court
been
subjected
to
such
organized
mass
pressure.
Judge
Kaufman's
life
and
the
i
lives
of
his
wife
and
children
Mary
had
a
little
cash,
j
She
kept
it
in
her,
H(i,e,
J
'And
everywhere
that
Mary
went
Her
friends
all
said,
"!t
shows.''
1
do
Mary
took
it
to
the
hank
i
And
there
she
wisely
hid
It,
i
Which
brought
her
far
more
j
Interest
.
,
.
;
Or
tUd
It?
ward
to
selling
them
at
iiv;
;
British
Health
Plan
IN
ANY
national
health
mi
a
un,
neiau
trade
li
reported
extra
active
up
.
nis
vision
ouani
in
i,..
.
rwere
threatened.
He
received
so
.
keen
'
plan
adopted
in
Canada,
regardless
of
who
wins
this
election,
Brit
Hfe
1
;.J
1:.'
ain
s
experience
is
boun
j
New
Yotk
housewife
says
hhe
reduced
25
pounds
In
a
!
single
month
on
a
diet
of
steak
three
times
dally.
Hut
she
wus
swth
it.
.
uinorizea
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa.
,;A
Tough,
Dedicated
Life
AN
AMERICAN
writing
for
an
English
maga-.
,
.
,
zine
has
portrayed
the
stern
but
dramatic
and
fseful
life
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Toliee
'ri'a
way
that
should
be
brought
before
more
Cana-lians.
r
In
the
"English-Speaking
World"
published
in
London,
Oregon
Senator
Richard
Nenbcrger
takes
ipart
the
tourist's,
and
frequently
our
own,
con-'eption
of
the
Mountie
as
a
colorfully
uniformed
ndividual
whose
main
function
is
to
parade
smartly
ibout
with
back
erect
and
jaw
set.
He
pictures
nstead
a
man
of
sound
scientific
training
who
to
be
useful.
Suaie
feutuies
luiulil
a(jjly
here
some
certainly
would
not
suit
us.
Here
are
some
facts
which
sliow
how
it
is
working
out:
FLORIAN
ZaBACH,
famed
violinist,
noted
for
his
recordings
of
"The
Hot
Canary"
and
"The
Red
Canary,"
does
some
original
research
in
New
York'
Central
Park
Birdhouse.
He
likes
the
feathered
denlxens
s
an
audience
In
an
effort
to
gain
some
response
from
the
birds
that
could
be
incorporated
Into
future
musical
arrangements.
The
number
of
persons
on
tloc-
NOT
A
SINGLE
ONE
The
Soviet
cruiser
Sverdlnv
!
anchored
off
Splthead
in
12
;
minutes
on
the
morning
of
the
;
Queen's
naval
review.
Accord-;
ing
to
British
estimates
the
!
time
should
have
been
not
less
jthnn
one
hour
and
20
minutes.
;
Well,
as
far
as
anyone
knows
no
denial
has
been
heard
from
i
Moscow
or
Ixjndon.
Rhee
So
Patriotic
Officers
Unable
I
tors'
lists
is
exactly
the
same
as
In
1949,
namely
42,200.000.
Number
of
doctors
working
in
the
service
is
18,190.
Doctors
are
also
fce-3
to
carry
on
their
private
practice.
Doctors
get
a
flat
ouarterly
allowance
for
persons
registered
with
them
under
NHS.
People
are
free
to
transfer
their
cards
from
one
doctor
to
another
To
Know
What
He
Might
Do
Next
,
A
journey
to
Mars
Is
pl,nn?d
I
by
a
German
scientist.
His
plans
i
include
a
stopover
at
a
space-
Bv
ROBERT
Ei:NSON
he
doesn't
get
what
he
wants.'
'
platform
established
a
thousand
!
mlos
distant
from
the
earth.
at
any
time.
However,
few
do
so,
TriU"
Vrl
API
Tfl
nrAolrc
nnn
an
order
to
attack
i
.
v
....
'
.
"
J
ww..na
au
any
more
man
mey
swttcn
the
it
was
an
even
money
bet
regular
doctors
here.
around
U.S.
Far
East
command
At
present
the
Chinese
are1,
Most
of
us,
however,
will
wail
hammering
away
at
the
South
;
until
we
have
a.
few
relations
Korean
lines
as
if
the
war
never
j
along
the
way,
good
for
a
free
were
going
to
end
and
RoK
;
bed
and
breakfast.
troops
have
taken
some
of
the
,'
heaviest
casualties
of
the
war
THOSE
OLD
BANKS
in
the
last
month.
But
so
have
1
During
the
fiscal
year
ending
the
Chinese.
.
March
31,
Canadian
banks
In-
headquarters
that
President
Syngman
Rhee
would
stay
by
the
.
United
Nations
command
when
the
chips
were
down,
no
matter
how
many
threats
he
made
to
the
contrary.
"Rhee
might
drive
the
buggy
THERE
ABE
15.408
chemists
working
for
the
scheme.
The
number
of
prescriptions
rase
from
202,000,000
in
1949
to
21C,-
773.000
now.
Here
is
a
breakdown
of
the
kind
of
medicines,
etc.,
which
the
to
the
edge,
but
he
will
never
!
patients
actually
receive:
Proprietary
preparations,
26
Mixtures
24
Tablets,
pills
20
Don't
Ivt'
opportunity
escape
you
for
lack
of
a
sa
lings
plan
Fishermen-
PHONE
644
FOR
COMPLETE
MARINE
ELECTRONIC
SERVICE
The
remalnine
nrescrinMnns
l
were
lor
lotions,
liniments,
-ban-
dages,
special
corsets,
etc.
-J
BEFORE
the
Conservatives
came
!
back
into
power
the
whole
I
world
heard
those
stories
about
OPEN
A
SAVINGS
i
ship
the
horses
over
the
cliff,"
was
a
common
saying.
j
Then,
with
an
armistice
all
but
completed,
Rhee
issued
an
;
order
releasing
27.000
North
Korean
prisoners
whom
the
!
Communists
were
supposed
to
!
get
to
talk
to,
under
the
terms
;
of
the
armistice.
1
Now,
the
buggy
hasn't
gone
;
clear
over
the
cliff,
but
It
Is
;
hanging
by
the
last
rear
wheel.
1
And
you
can't
set
anyone
to
(
bet
that
Rhee
won't
push
U
over
j
the
rest
of
the
way
and
Jumn
j
after
It.
If
he
doesn't
net
what
;
he
wants.
,
:
What
he
wants
is
a
guarantee
that
the
United
States
will
help
I
him
unify
Korea
by
force,
if
It
:
kn't
done
anv
other
wnv
The
'
ON
.
.
.
Radio
Telephone
Auto
Pilots
also
.
.
.
ACCOUNT
AT
Echo
Sounders
Direction
Finders
Authorized
Radar
Service
for
ielongs
to
a
force
of
less
than
5,000
which
polices
me
of
the
largest
countries
on
earth.
"Once
a
Mountie
had
to
be
able
to
cure
spavins
n
a
horse
and
to
break
a
dozen
snarling
sled
dogs
0
the
harness,"
Mr.
Neuberger
remarks.
"Now
it
s
more
important
that
he
be
trained
to
repair
a
:wo-ton
truck,
to
operate
a
short-wave
radio
and,
urprisingly
enough,
to
type
at
least
30
words
a
ninute."
Among
the
often
overlooked
facts
the
writer
rings
out
is
that
the
RCMP
uses
more
than
1,200
notor
vehicles,
has
a
marine
divisionvith
86
boats
ind
operates
an
active
aviation,
section.
He
points
-o
the
elaborate
crime
laboratories
maintained
in
Regina
and
at
Rockcliffe
Park
near
Ottawa.
He
refers
to
their
duties
calling
for
enforcement
of
federal
laws
which
include
such
national
matters
as
Immigration,
narcotics,
counterfeiting
and
spying
against
the
Crown.
As
an
example
of
their
scientific
methods
of
letection,
the
case
is
mentioned
of
the
municipal
treasurer
accused
of
burning
down
his
office
to
conceal
defalcation
of
public
currency..
By
painstakingly
sifting
through
a
mass
of
ashes
in
the
Tutted
establishment,
processing
the
pieces
through
microscope
and
spectograph,
the
police
re-created
jvery
bill
of
substantial
denomination.
The
treas-Jrer
was
acquitted.
,
A
reminder
of
the
Mounties'
stern
existence
is
hat
no
member
of
the
force
may
take
a
wife
during,
he
first
five
years
of
service.
This
promotes
speed
f
movement
to
remote
areas.
Yet
the
wives
of
the
orce
play
their
part
with
courage
and
devotion
)ne
barricaded
a
cottage
against
a
half-ton
bear
;o
save
her
four
small
children.
Another
guarded
a
robber
with
a
.45
revolver
while
her
corporal
husband
went
in
pursuit
of
the
man's
confederate.
With
the
Mounties
"upholding
the
right"
in
Prince
Rupert,
to
quote
their
slogan,
it
is
worthwhile
to
reflect
on
the
demanding
nature
of
their
L.ask.
Theirs
is
a
tough
and
dedicated
life
which
tew
of
us
could
emulate.
They
are
men
to
admire
and,
above
aJl,
respect.
the
Lascar
sailors
who
got
free
false
teeth
In
Britain
and
sold
them
in
the
Middle
East.
'How
did
the
buyers
make
them
fit?
t
We
heard
of
French
seamen
coming
over
to
Britain
and
getting
free
glass
eyes,
and
even
Coastal
Steamships
RUPERT
RADIO
and
ELECTRIC
rase
Box
1279
Prince
Rupert
U.S.
and
the
UN
feel
that
North
and
South
Korea
should
be
uni
fied
by
election.
.;
"He
is
so
fanatic
about
unifying
Korea
before
he
dies
thnt
a
iew
ioreigners
coming
in
for
I
free
wigs.
j
Most
of
these
tales
were
just
!
electioneering
bunco.
Here
are
j
the
facts.
There
are
9C1
eye
spe-'
cialists
working
for
the
British
j
health
service.
Tha
number
of
i
registered
opticians
has
risen
from
6.377
in
1949
to
7,060
today.
Number
of
pairs
of
glasses
sup
Rhee
Is
ready
to
null
down
everything
that
we
have
built
If
a
general
officer
at
Far
East
command
headquarters
said.
"Rhee
is
so
violently
patriotic
plied
in
1952
was
3,352.237.
Number
of
dentists
is
9.485.
The
figures
show
how
the
chances
we
don't
know
what
he
mioht
I
made
by
the
Conservatives
have
do
from
one
day
to
the
next."
There
are
a
few
wishful
thinkers
who
will
venture
that
ny
opposition
hy
Rhee'a
trnons
worked
out.
Number
of
dental
Lord
Calvert
j
i
i
K
i
i
i
wat
jfr-r
m
l
y
i
i,
i
w
i
i
,
i
,
i
,
.
to
an
armistice
would
be
"passive."
That
is,
he
might
not
order
his
troops
to
pull
back
from
the
front
when
and
if
the
UN
forces
do,
but
neither
would
be
give
patients
treated
rose
from
7,-800.000
in
1949
to
9,000,000
last
year.
But
after
the
new
government
made
the
patients
pay
directly
a
good
part
of
the
cost
ol
false
teeth
there
was
a
sharp
decline,
thus:
1950
5.000.000
1952
2,500,000
THERE
ARE
408,255
hospital
beds
available
to
the
Rrlt.lsh
national
health
service,
ready
for
instant
use.
There
are
39,113
ex-trr.
beds
In
reserve.
The
average
number
of
beds,
occupied
rose!
tit
'52
FOKO
1-ton
Express
OTTAWA
DlARV
Pickup
$2050
irom.
3U7,a7W
in
ismu
to
4r.il
last
year.-
Number
of
specialists
and
consultants
retained
is:
Whole
time
2,076
Part
time
18.2G9
By
Norman
M.
MacLeoa
hpresenTrera1!
I
the
PC
cdl
Quebec
will
va
at
feast
COm,paig"
lrecelve
wl
n
pockets
around
nis
veteran
nn
tion
,k.'anH
ck
.
'.'
THE
BRITISH
scheme
does!
everything
possible
to
keep
people
from
having
to
go
to
hos-1
pltal.
The
service
employs
3,863
i
full
time
home
nurses,
as
well
as
i
,021
on
part
time.
j
These
made
21,
68
1.761
visits
las
to
remain
namnWo
-
-u
as
Argenteuil.
Bellech
ncco
an1
"50
METEOR
Sedan..
$1545
'50
PREFECT
Sedan....
$885
47
FORD
Sedan,
t
Special
$995
50
MONARCH
Convertible
$2550
51
PLYMOUTH
2Dow
$1700
Bob
Parker
Ltd.'
SERVICE
STATION
t
"The
Home
of
Friendly
,
Service"
McBRIDE
at
SECOND
AVE.
'
last
year.
In
addition
there
were
!
'lous
reasons
undertook
to
elucidate
for
a
group
of
anxious
3C
workers
the
help
which
the
5rew
forces
mldht
n,,t
similar
counties.
'
.
In
terms
of
possible
PC
Quebec
seats,
Union
Nationale
sources
estimate-
12
as
the
mavimiim
he
Union
Nationale
workers
in
1
11.506.658
visits
made
by-Health
Visitors.
j
Tha
best
part
of
the
scheme
j
is
that
all
mothers
get
excellent
i
care
before,
during
and
after
the
births
of
their
children.
So
do
They
also
figure,
however,
that
mere
is
at
least
a
fair
nnusihiiitv
of
the
Drew
forces
losing
Three
Rivers
and
RoUerval,
two
of
the
constituencies
which
they
held
the
children.
j
in
the
parliament
fust,
ri
The
net
gain
which
the
Duples-
reiicn-speaking
Canada.
The
5asls
of
his
exposition
was
the
vldent
necessity
of
the
PCs
vinning
ut
least
a
handful
-of
eats
if
they
are
to
come
within
ight
of
national
victory
on
ugus
7th
next.
Fundamentally,
said
this
Du-lesseite,
the
Union
Nationale
novement
in
Quebec
is
divided,
ke
Caesars
Gaul,
into
three
larts.
There
were
the
old-line
Juebec
Conservatives,
the
mal-:ontent
Quebec
Liberals
whom
the
old
Taschcreau
seites
consider
feasible
for
the
PC's
is,
therefore,
10
seats
In
the
province.
This
figure
is
known
to
be
very
substantially
below
the
hope?
and
the
expectations
of
Leader
Drew.
His
anticipations
alienated,
and
the
mnm
-1
"Quebec
Nationalists,
who
were
If
you
thould
die
bf
fore
your
home
k
free
and
dear
v
u
luiimani
hi
any
sense
f
aith
the
nlri-tlmo
iron!
n
0
-
-
fA
-if
oi
aehl
who
would
move
out
your
family
or
the
mortgager
Certainly
your
family
anrrvet
the
protection
of
a
home
their
own
if
von
.
r"
tint
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off
in
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at
least
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seats.
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optimism
was
confirmed
significantly
by
his
Quebec
meeting,
which
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agreed
by
all
observers
to
have
been
in
the
nature
of
a
triumph.
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what
the
PC
Leader
is
trying
to
foresee
is
an
over-all
majority.
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would
require
the
30
Quebec
seats
upon
which
he
is
said
to
be
counting.
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10
Quebec
seats
might
still
draw
him
even
with
Mr.
St.
Laurent,
if
the
PC
sweep
in
Ontario
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part
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the
campaign
that
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endanger
the
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of
:hese
three
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within
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