t
1
Prince
Rupert
Daily
!
News
ray
As
I
See
It
ofETTERBOX
Wednesday,
April
1,
1953
Reflects
and
Reminisces
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MKNACK
1
The
Editor,
!
The
Daily
News:
111
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N,,T
u
.The
Editor,
iThe
Daily
New,
n
In
jept'Ddent
ally
newspaper
devoted
to
th
upbuilding
erf
Prions
Rupn
nd
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Priwn
Aimit
Bureau
of
circulation
Canadian
Dallv
Newspaper
AMorlatlon.
Published;
by
''he
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited
.
9.
MAUOR,
Prefldent
H.
Q.
PERRY.
V!c-PraldOt
!
In
an
a,
We
have
been
Informed,
not
s
Ki
an
arl
more
;
Ambitious
wife:
tl
power
be-
j
only
by
the
press
but
also
by
the
'"ft"
In
your
tK,
6ubacrntlon
Rates:
fly
arrlef-ri
f-K.
2;c;
er
month
St
00;
per
year.
S1000
fiy
tnall
Pel
month.
IV.
per
year,
la
00.
'
hind
the
drone.
raaa,
tnut
uommunut
China
'
the
head
hut
offered
the
UN
Oeneral
As-
',
Of
itanle
Bread
-w-:
Northern
British
Citumbla
has
"embly
bast
for
lettlinn
the
Matemem
n,
long
been
famous
as
a
big
pame
'
Korean
utalemBte
that
of
vol-
fard
As
out
i
land
Orlrlies
and
mm!
And
tntry
repotrmtion
of
war
prl
.-
;
V
F
A
W
v
t,m,Vi",
now
By
Gad.
rrows
and
ravens
;
"""
"!
the
Immediate
ex-
Kute
from
the
,
t;
i
change
of
the
sick
and
wounded.
here,
I
would
hit?
i
rjtborlzrrt
u
cor.d
clam
r.all
bp
Uia
Post
OBoe
Department,
Ottawa.
Help
Conquer
Cancer
is
the
start
of
Conquer
Cancer
month
in
TODAY
Canada.
This
is
the
time
when
public
efforts
are
i
n
o
r
i
r,
.
.
.1
-
Totems
And
Flags
VANCOUVER'S
Totem
Theatre
has
done
as
much
or
perhaps
more,
HOMPTHINti
TO
I
t
KH
'
Not
siiu-e
TSKB
has
Uindon
had
I
a
crime
so
closely
resembling
what
is
taking
place
today.
Sixty
r
rorn
previous
meeiinKa
will
,
lucia
and
ln,prwv.
Red
leaders
at
truee
talks
It
1m
I
m
quite
plain
to
see
that
the
Commu-:
membership
of
i'h
l.lHts
do
not
want
to
be
pressed
chnnKe
n
le-wier
t"
with
their
barks
to
a
blank
:
make
this
tL-.V
whII.
There
must
be
a
hole
In
:
type
of
help
fn!l"
'
it
to
squeeze
throush.
j
He
d.wn-
hl,
Thus
we
see
from
their
offer
i
leader
of
a
reviJi
to
the
United
Nations.'
not
a
.executive,
which"
i-'
ithan
any
other
group
in
yeurs
ago.
Jaric
tne
nipper
murdering
was
never
ught
to
be
a
I
ft
4a.
'I
"
-""'
'J
'
haunted
the
streets,
J
-
fi't
-'
J
!
dissolute
women.
'He
-
.
,
"
j
,i
4T
f
v
Vv
&J
i
rauieht
nd
wm
thoui
'
".
'-J
demented
phyxirmn
.
.
'."'
1.
'J
f
w:-
V
.
'
;ne
already
b.-ii
1
,
V"
f
'
-TS
V-
B.-'ta'rs
tti.Tl'
.......
rf,ll.,
rr!(oe
emtlt
em,tivt.,
Hit
biMtles
wma"
I
Canada
to
bring
the
living
theatre
back
to
life
and
I
'
health.
Kut
now
it
must
j
j
move
out
of
its
home
in
a
;
;
M.n.nj.,1
I.......
..t
......
....
.,
IOUIH1.
,
breakdown
of
neorrtinLWin.
h,.t
a
en............
tr
marn
i
.......
,,i
"
evfj-v
,
-
.
.
,
...
i.n
if.
.
t,
.,
ff-.
m
,
.
uirected
against
an
enemy
wnicn
Mr
Maniuiu
(.-aue
(Icsci-ihed
in
this
way:
"Cancer
is
disordered
life,
an
abnormal
prowth,
monstrous
in
the
unhappiness
that
follows
in
its
wake,
from
its
destructive
powers,
its
relentless
progress,
its
secret
and
silent
spread,
its
mysterious
menace
and
often
fatal
issue.
"Cancer
respects
no
age,
no
sex,
no
race,
no
color,
no
class,
neither
does
it
spare
any
organ
or
tissue.
It
is
a
disease
of
life
itself
and
effects
plants
and
birds,
fishes
and
animals,
and
is
at
present
the
greatest
of
mankind's
foes.'
,
!
a
public
that,
beginning
to
feel
;
fllrr
huk,.rln(l
lha't
-
'Zi
'
nameless
foar.
Its
a
hand.
.
'
a
f
,
wur
tH.m
wm
(J
,
-CJ
I
Uabl
K
"trike.
any
Ume
and
any
,
n,.utr.,
country
to
be
screened
!
Hon
'
'
1
!
where
j
Finding
a
country
aereptubl
I
.
1
I
I
to
both
parties
willing
U
co-
I
JJ
llt'"p"
'
My
old
friend
Cnntaln
Otu-ta
,,.,(,.
t
,.rtino
ti,u
,.i
iim't"1
httV''
lnv:
;
i
hurry.
i
It
Is
Wilms;
partnership
j
shures
in
its
new
building
on
following
hauls
Life
membership
I
$5
and
debentures
$10
It
needs
IH60.000
to
swing
the
new
I
iarena
style
i
theatre,
iltemem-'
ber
plenty
of
parking
spare.
!
please.
1
Olsen
of
Harbour
and
Shinolnii
!,,,.
,,irf
mnnih.
.
...
.
v
tni
coiiventm,
f
-
I
f
j
?
.
.
The
present
cancer
research
program
being
the
next
best
news
to
an
nounctnient
of
the
success
of
A
riKCE
OF
CANDY
holds
the
attention
of
two
small
Koreans
perched
on
the
knees
of
AH
William
Aller.
of
Fort
William,
outside
a
ROK
Marine
Corps
headquarters
tent
on
an
Island
off
the
west
coast
of
Korea,
AB
Aller
was
one
of
a
party
of
sailors
from
the
Canadian
destroyer
Athabascan
who
landed
on
the
island
to
distribute
rlothing
and
other
amenities
among
the
needy
inhabitants.
iVancouverl
remarks
that
H
Is
it
hen
we
have
no
guarantee
that
,
,
"""'u'iw
high
Ume
the
old
fashioned
pro-'
the
Communists
won't
change
j
,
f
.pr"'iu
u
verbs
were
brought
up
to
date
their
minds
at
the
last
moment
r".
tor
He
submits
the
following
niixt-
ion
orders
from
another
world
ernizations:
"firike
wlille
the
power
I
!
Mr
tind.laifl
:.pte
Iron
s
hotIf
it
ain't,
strike
any-
One
of
the
principles
of
Uioi1,,,"hllls
T1"-way."
"The
luborer
Is
worthy
of
:
i;n
s
tliat
all
roiintrles
band
'"'Hik-
tin
P-his
hire
and
higher
and
higher
.themselves
Uniether
and
dis-
Uvr
,lui1
lhr'l
""
couiage
aggrension
by
force
If
lt"
memberi
u
SITAKING
OK
1IOTH.S
necessary,
after
all
efforts
to
t0
maintain
thur
Jasper
Park
will
open
in
early
halt
aggiesslnn
peaceably
have
living
He
says
th
June,
with
an
entirely
new
an.1
.
failed.
not
have
the
.vnpj,
larger
lodge,
r'rom
Jasper
to
Russia,
with
far
reaching
ten-'
"u"'r
Xr"f
a-Prince
Riiert
Is
a
lot
of
territory,
tacles
as
that
of
an
lopus
i
ij'y'
ulready
busy,
and
destined
to
be
hw
caused
disorder
of
wide
Thb,
nuc'iM-.
busier.
The
railway
admlU
that,
magnituile
thus
gradually
milk-,J'"Jr
ot
thp
a"'m'
We
know
of
a
city
In
this
part
:
ng
the
balance
of
world
powers
n
,
"lrwl
after
n
of
ttie
northwest
that
could
Use
of
their
hopes
for
world
peace
"ul
"!'
M'-
i'
Totem
drive
would
be
that
Vancouver's
two
professional
theatre
groups
had
got
together.
Instead
of
two
theatres
in
Vancouver
staggering
along
half
filled,
why
not
one.
almost
always
filled
to
netir
capacity?
carried
out
across
Canada,
and
in
other
countries,
is"-the
most
intense
ever
launched
against
disease.
Virtually
every
branch
of
science
is
contributing
biology,
zoology,
chemistry,
physics,
genetics,
medicine,
x-ray
and,
most
recently,
atomic
research.
Because
they
believe
that
the
cause
will
be
found
and
that
new
and
improved
treatments
will
develop,
those
professionally
engaged
in
the
cru-
1
1
ASKED
a
couple
of
Indians
at
I
the
Vancouver
performance
of
I
Tzlnquaw
how
thev
liked
the
Victoria
Report
.
.
.
by
J.
K.
Ncr.bitt
i
show:
"Too
much
white
man
inj
sade
have
good
and
sound
reason
to
be
optimistic,
j
it."
they
replied
VICTORIA
British
Columbians
are
still
reeling
new
hotel,
also
I
By
sending
pawns
to
do
their
,
wml
u,,s
'is
!
trouble
making,
and
their
uimples
were
.-.
t;..i..
Ar.c
,..V,;,.V,
-
,w,1r..,tr
I
mat
u
probably
true,
bui
u
any
standard
cuihj.U
aui
v
Ksiy,
new
ul
vw.jui
ao
i
jood
by
Pre"
I
;it
trip
nrililir-nl
-rlovflnnmonta
nf
tK
hit
uni.t
Tho
f
a
vein
in
UN
conference!
this
As
Iar
IW
A
mall
carrier
called
Crow,
llv-
n.
.
i
'
i
i
.
r
l
.
l.
,
:
j
.,
,
Ua
.....,
..n,.
i.
....
.
k,c
i
-
-
I
-
-
"
-
au5iry
outry
(
(
s
s
e
CailfG
Hie
LOUaiL
UWUU
it,
uciliu
unj
-.rc
-
.
...l.-,..
l
in
s,,rr.v
.Poland,
delivered
'
world
dlaorder'can
be
kent
un
;klerable
SUCCeSS,
and
it
appears
17
It
dianong!
I
,
wfc
panel
from
New
York
sent
by
iedetinitel,
until
such
time
as
thlK
that
.
i?
.
disease
with
con.'
.
.
j.
.
.v.,.
and
Dance"
show
The
wo
d
I
Ftlefl.
tame
nomilWiess
US
U
firamailC
SnoCK.
Jas.
Rwik
to
a
gentleman
called
they
wisn.
la
strike
wnen
trie
...-.riU
rther
advances
in
radiation
therapy
J8
we
in
the
Press
Oallory
will
-
Partridge.
rest
of
the
world
I.
tired
,,,
hasthe.,,
Aiso
at
the.
show
I
met
Harry
j
ver
forget
that
night.
Bill
-9ColumbIa
or
IU
peop.e.
...
,
,
..
.
.
I
7..
"
.T'Z..
S
I,
r
'
f,
certain
that
fu
will
be
made.
von
rhanee
vour
name
:
Anv
cnttntrv
assisting
an
aE
ca.ne
up
r
second
reao.ng-;
And
tnp
morninB
aft,r
Pi-nmntinn
nf
rnnppr
resparrri
is
th
function
of
i
Duker
whose
passion
and
pro-
I
f.,r
a
f,,ri,,rw.l
folnnel
V.
M
n
rie
iii.luui
with
either
in-n
chani;e
Dili
tr
tne
contenuou-s
amenoments
to
:
nmrooatlnn
came
dlsanlutinn
.
.
-
.
....
...
;
fession
is
to
have
B.C.
known
McNaughton.
son
of
the
general,
or
equipment,
ahould
be
barred
'ie'
m
Iw'1"-!
(f
i
the
Public
Schools
Act.
There
I
the
Canadian
Cancer
Society
which
also
undertakes
the
world
a
-Totem
Land
constructive
will
do
that
very
thing
It
s
no
'
from
the
I'N
until
peaecfti
;
j
settlement
I"
arranged.
picayune
fortune,
either
It
con-
suit
of
a
home
and
I'-'M
OOO
His
!
fullest
denwran
oughly
ditaeree
nr
Mr.
Goddsrd.
member
of
the
u,
With
a
world
army
made
up
aunt.
Mrs
James
8
Ishe,
asked
;
of
units
of
UN
jutions
Includ
to
alert
the
public
to
the
menace
of
the
disease
and
UoS
is
responsible
for
organizing
the
Conquer
Cancer
Iderbird.
ought
to
sue
bc
for
how
at
the
last
moment
we
arm
)n
slln
of
a'
.,;..
damages
due
to
the
look
of
that
thought
It
would
be
awrted.
i
nPrvo(m
allmcnt
uhi,.n
t,.miMii.us.
:dead
crowlike
critter
that
ap-
CCF
Randolph
Harding
of
!
crippled
It.
walked
into
the
While
the
society
does
not
enter
the
field
of
pears
on
our
B.C.
license
plates
Kaslo-Slocan
spoke
first
against
.press
Gallery
workroom
to
dic-
,.
,
...
i
i
.
f
nd
passes
for
a
glorious
thun-
the
Bill.
He
roundly
condemned
'
tate
a
statement
about
his
visit
diagnosis
or
treatment,
it
does
make
a
contribution
,
derbird.
j
it
-
and
suddenly
Liberal
and
;
to
Government
House"
hln,
fn
aiwnl
It
nrnviltllV
h.
I
in.
f?iit;:Wi
In
h:tt
wnrf.ire
ft
and
in
ti.,
would
In
future
be
known
as
j
would
be
difficult
for
any
oil"
yrs.
Col.
Leslie.
rnuntrv
to
gain
by
artive
war-
;!'
h!i!
in
th:"
tare.
Russian
troops,
fightinx
One
doesn't
escaie
taxes
by
I
alongside
I'N
forces
In-
Korej.-''
"
'
crossina
the
Atlantic.
Geoffrey
iai
theif
contribution
to
world
'""'"'
The
door
was
bu'st
open
and
Arthur
Turner.
Winch's
team
to
early
diagnosis
through
its
Cancer
Aid
Fund.
By
.
menst
VonaTfl;w
7.c
he
V
ZZrt.
'
h
h
.
.
J
Thunderbird.
But
let
it
be
a
ret.1
i
pounded
for
what
he
said.
Thai
ineans
Of
this
fund,
needy
cancer
Victims
Who
nave
!
Thunderbird,
sketched
by
some
'was
It.
There
now
could
be
no
tii.b.
.
an,n
-r.A
n.u,
.,f
nnnr.
n.:lr!
he
an
ideal
set-UD
i
1
""'I
''
s
.jiai-,
m,'.
bum
itvw
.
-
-
-
r.A,krA
.....
if
,
rven
driving
the
communists
,""
"
-
authentic
Indian
artist
Upturning
back;
the
government
'
',dcd
no
other
source
of
assistance
are
provided
with
1
Din-
V1C-.1
was
doomed.
completely
out
of
Korea
would
orgamsauon
v.u,
r
not
settle
this
useless
and
costly
port
of
irrf
ctrr
tit
he
"W
had
told
the
press
Winch
said
e
premier
Bennett,
now
that
he
I
he
was
making
'IN
RECENT
months
hardly
a
statement.
:
.
'
.
,.
.
.,-u,hi
.rmv
amuirf
trade
union
w.
no
!
..a.a
.
ii.n
rVii.m
nut
the
M;um!.n!..
.,.
aiM
occulting
it
witn
His
lamny.
:
u.-
-
,,.,,.,1
.In
HrUtol.
he
had
been
told
nil!""""!
"
"
i
-
ay
goes
uy
uu,
"
-
for
his
government,
even
though
:
they
left.
An
hour
later
It
anti-Semetic
Jewh
literature
he
had
bPPn
courting
defPat
all
;
-nnoliru.d
that
Wlnch
had
comes
to
me
through
the
mail.
SPSSon.
He
made
an
excellent
:
as
Dartv
leader
quit
I
cabin
cruiser
would
be
tax
free,
s-'
.
.
,
.
.
...i.j
!
.ii,..,.
.....
....
that,
Norway
hJ
ih
'
'
Certainly
it's
a
terrible
blow-
niabe
must
nav
a
IS
ner
rent
i
lut
as
long
as
there
are
am-!
of
1
lW)
n-.i
'
bread-h
of
TTO
r
to
the
CCF
and
a
lovely
plum
"
lor
Social
Credit
as
it
starts
a
duty
and
10
per
cent
federal
sales
I
bltlous
leaders
of
world
powers
.
,,1,
tax.
"This
U
all
quite
expenmvee
will
have
this
same
struggle
transportation
to
and
from
a
treatment
centre,
boarding
and
nursing
home
care,
drugs
up
to
a
stated
value,
and
housekeeper
service.
;
To
gain
assistance
for
its
work,
and
thereby
help
the
entire
fight
against
cancer,
is
the
purpose
of
the
society's
appeal
for
funds
this
month.
As
one
of
the
nine
B.C.
districts
which
has
a
consultative
clinic,
the
Prince
Rupert
area
has
a
particular
stake
in
this
campaign.
If
its
response
is
as
great
as
the
benefits
it
has
received,
success
of
the
campaign
here
is
assured.
election
ramoaiifn
which
!
.
in
enrlv
June
Wtthnllt
or
someone
wno
u
snort
on!""
.......u.
,
it's
must,
ik
10
o.iu..
oeienre.
aramatic,
impassioned,
iously
enough
a
good
deal
of
i
Hp
spok.
from
no
not,.
and
the
this
comes
from
professing
lwords
flowed
out
and
we
saw
ultra-Christian
people.
Not
so
i
now
K
lm,
mBn
ha,
tr,mpn
much
comes
from
the
Social
j
f,.,,,
app)al
on
the
platform.
Creditors
as
formerly.
To
give;
TnP
opposition
attempted
to
Premier
Bennet
his
due,
he
has
elS)m,rn
n(.bate.
The
Premk-r
stamped
down
hard
on
the
anti-1
gajd
tne
government
could
not
Semetk;
wing
of
the
Social
Cred-,
pprmit
that:
that
no
overn-it
party.
He
Is
sincere
In
this.
I
mPrt
C01ld
all()w
tnc
gun
g0
ninoe
ii
hearrt
t
re.
i
made
to
realise
the
aowuute
Winch
the
nartv
will
tie
laraelv
funds,
(Immobilized,
his
name
tarried
;
,morb.
This
Is
easy
to
believe,
a
wallop,
his
platform
presence
!
1
,U
gocl.
he
lws
great
prestig-
!
The
dedicated
bachelor,
says
a
At
f.ltt,,li,.n
tl,n
r..V,.,r
Aiv
Mill
tj.llinOrSI
TV
.
WASIl't
UftVillQ
ttl-
too.
jdown
with
a
want-of-confid-
;
tention
when
he
heard
something
,ne
cc(,
had
,g
soaU
;
afvr
this
I
enee
motion
hantflnz
over
it
i
.u.
....
i
.
xn.k
,..a...
,.i..
But
there
was
one
choice
mor-
if
LAW!
ftitlllty
of
warfare.
This
desired
world
peace
can
only
be
attained
by
enactinu
new
IcttUlation
in
the
VS
whereby
no
country,
even
with
a
veto,
could
halt
the
effectiveness
ot
their
powers
to
attain
the
desjred
peacf
J
D.
8.
Admiral
Robert
Peary
reached
the
north
pole
in
l'WO,
wluK
Roald
Amundsen
reached
the
o:ith
po'.e
In
ISM-
i
snaser
w
ine
puny
us
uouui-'
auuuv
"
."fiu
""S
Ml
.
i
ik,i
that
really
oauo
mc
mo
a
a
liuffh
tough
.
.
.
,,
j
gave
And-
so
the
ote
was.
called
The
.
lnP
ran
comr
bark
wlth
the
WPre
four
kln(U
of
womPn
V,W,t.nfaPcImnLrn
in
tt
'
'?
,
"
'
"
r.m'Uon
Everything
points
to
a
Social
;
that
a
man
should
not
marry
fU?lSL?iTn,
r
n'
th"-
'
CCFers
ixi
Crpdll
B0VPrnmPnt
r
at
least
1
So
he
is
unaware
of
another
b-
OTTAWA
DIARY
SUSSUSS
',tl
6"
v""
--Uw-rii,
one
uinm,
vwo
mn-r
.,,
i,i.
hl,ri..
krh.ll.
r.H.
'
TTXI
rt,,.
rf
TT
a
"
Tf
aet.
out
to
servatives,
and
they
were
joined
by
one
Social
Creditor,
Bert
Price
of
Vencouver-Burrard
The
luck
of
Rnnett-lt
has
,
heads.
been
absolutely
astonishing.
He
j
-
has
gambled
all
along
the
line
President
Tito
stood
In
the
and
has
won;
he
has
had
all
the
British
Museum
last
week
and
breaks.
viewed
the
parchment.
738
years
old.
bcftlntrtng
In
Ijitm
manu
With
the
.se-ssion
now
at
ap-jthe
Prime
Minister
as
an
lncom-
-prove"
that
the
whole
UN
was
proximately
the
three-quarters
;
ing
guest.
In
other
words,
Pitt
s!
a
tool
or
creature
of
the
Jews,
nuirk.
the
St.
Laurent
forces
are
j
record
of
service
was
adequate!
Proof?
Get
ready
to
shake
in
satisfied
almost
to
the
point
of
so
long
as
just
the
general
pub-1
your
boots,
folks.
Here
It
is:
complacency
with
the
strategic
i
lie
was
concerned.
It
was
only
Because
the
UN
flag
was
just
gains
thiy
feel
they
haye
made
j
when
the,
head
of
toe
Liberal
plain
blue
nd
white
and
so
so
far.
r
.
,
j
Party
wax
cdfccerneil
f
thut
it,
was
the
flag
of
Israeli!
They
are
particularly
'
elated
isudtienry
merited
demotion.
I
Evidently
these
half-wit
anti-v.ith
the
way
the
now
celebrated
j
The
PC's,
in
brief,
aren't
too
i
Eemitics
never
heard
of
a
coun-Pitt
ca.se
turned
out.
When
the)
dissatisfied
with
their
success
in
try
called
Scotland,
or
a
prov-droscd
manager
of
the
Fort
i
making
the
Pitt
case
a
cause
ince
callpd
Nov
Sl:'la',
Jh
,
Garrv
Il.itel
withdrew
from
the'
I
Andrews
flag
of
both
old
Sc.ot-
USED
CARS
script:
"John,
by
the
Orace
of
Ood.
King
of
England,
Lord
of
MILESTONES
is
relntid
Duke
of
Norinnndv
and
for
a
vote
of
28
to
17.
There
It
was
for
the
first
time
In
53
years
a
BrltWh
Col-imibia
government
hud
been
defeated
on
the
floor
of
the
Legislature.
,
Two
more
iays
the
sesaion
lusted,
to
clean
up
necessary
business,
to
pass
acme
money
votes,
to
give
approval
to
some
non-cnntentlous
legislation.
Those
last
two
efays
were
hx
n
from
1h,
Hl
.1
The
UMf
"
AfUtnp
and
Cmmt
of
AnjOU
y,0
wondPr
j(
73jj
yeari
hence,
a
40
Year
Aqo
Today
.dictator
win
look
over
anme
document
written
more
than
sensutlonal
crasade
which
J.
M'irnmmi'
uMtrie,ut
nMi.
.land
and
New
Scotland
is
plain
Real
estate
dealers
In
town
re-
blue
and
white.
But
those
Jews
port
sales
are
active
and
prices
SPVPn
centuries
aK.
.
rxunnng
Maccionneii
was
directing
on
his
fidence
in
the
frantic
manner
behaU
before
the
Railway
Com-1
m
which
at
times
it
resisted
the,re
d0,
8Ct
,
J1
S
mittee
he
lelt
the
PC's
in
the
po-j
PC
efforts
to
secure
a
wide-open
!
h
automatic
i
&
preparing
for
the
demise
of;
trend.
their
1
trlKintiire
ftnne
wir
!
Here
are
some
more
plain
blue
,
,'inill
U1I1VMII.
rut
.ilia,
will,
.
I
Tito
has
been
pondering.
Is
Magna
Carta
called
the
collective
soul,
the
bill
of
rights
of
the
English
speaking
race.
nnrl
white
fines:
Greece.
Guar-
u
,...,.
j
.,
.,,.,
.
j
i
.
,
,
.
A
,
...
Hifiwiiirnia
unu
v,i
ii'iii.
i.iu
VVOrU
IIUS
U.'ril
IHTi.ru
ll'llll
V,.KAi.n.A
v,
liMi.
the
PCs
didn
t
Furthermore,
,mala.
Honduras.
Nicaragua,'
.
!-...
..-.
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lOltl.
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K
Will
IW
Bliill.-.l
tt
friSalvaclor'
Uruguay.
m
the
meantime
there
were
on
the
new
townsite
of
Smithes
their
heir
arguments
that
Pitt
n
was
a
hurried
calls
to
Government
'
around
"
"
"
May
1
'
I
victim
of
political
injustice
that'
ANOTHER
rathPr
ludicrous
House
by
Premier
Bennett
and
-
.
'
he
was
also
a
Canadian
National.
,,it
,inSt
i!N
that'cxiF
Chieftain
Harold
Winch
i
30
Tear
Ago
I
Oday
holding
the
bag.
j
,
The
Liberals
feel
that
the
PC's!
cut
a
publicly
ridiculous
figure.
They
feel
that
the
PC's
exposed
the
fundamental
lack
of
Judgment
which
is
always
represented
by
acting
first
and
thinking
afterwards
if
at
all.
The
view,
furthermore,
Isn't
confined
to
the
Liberal
Party.
Experienced
Parliamentarians
in
all
parties
except
the
Official
,
j
rime
c
Railways
employee
and
a
war
u
does
not
oppn
eacn
session
!
Mr.
Beniw-tt
was
asking
for
lm-j
The
Canaoian
Express
Corn-veteran.
And
the
CNR
employees.
jth
prayerg
k,
Almighty
God.
j
mediate
dissolution
of
the
Leg-
pny
has
ordered
50
new
express
and
the
war
veterans
are
twO
j
lhink
u
would
be
a
grand
tslature;
Mr.
Winch
for
a
chance
refrigerator
cars
for
shipping
groups
whose
friendship
the
PC',
sdea
if
it
di(j
p0T
then
all
the
j
to
form
a
CCF
government.
halibut.
you
HOLY
WEK
UNITED
SERVICE
Wednesday,
April
1st
at
8
p.m,
In
the
Regular
Baptist
Church
Speaker:
SR.
CAPT.
,l
OKt.K
OYSTRYK
Under
the
auspices
of
Prince
Rupert
Ministerial
Association
are
unaer-staniaDiy
anxious
W;leiigions
in
all
the
countries;
But
Lieut-Governor
Clarence
cultivate.
They
feel
that
theyL,,....,!
havp
to
take
their
turns,
i
Wallace
acceeded
to
the
Prem-
20
Years
Ago
Today
Official
figures
showed
Prince
made,
some
headway
in
cham
It
would
be
a
humbling
exper-
1
ier's
wish.
It
Is
all
very
well
to
Rupert
had
more
sunshine
and
ience
lor
all
the
delegates,
par-(talk
about
the
ueut-iovernor
t
ticularly
from
our
over
proud
'
constitutional
right,
but,
In
the
RADIO
And
f
Opposition
believe
that
the
PC'3
should
have
known
from
the
lirst
that
neither
Pitt
nor
any
long
run
he
has
no
right.
He
and
over
arrogant
west,
to
be
one
else
in
a
similar
position
would
be
likely
to
stay
to
the
pioning
Pitt,
tl
was
a
real
fight
and
no
mere
sham
battle
that
J.
M.
Macdonneli
waged.
Writes
Off
Bond
Expense
end
in
the
sort
of
campaign
that
must
do
as
his
chief
adviser
tells
him,
unless,
of
course,
such
advice
should
be
absolutely
wild.!
The
Premier
in
this
case
advised
dissolution.
The
Premier
said
that
if
the
CCF
should
reminded
of
the
great
religions
of
the
nations
of
the
East,
whic&
produced
the
Three
Wise
Men.
They,
through
their
own
religion
not
our's,
knew
in
advance
of
the
birth
of
the
Prince
less
rain
for
the
first
three
months
of
the
year
than
last
year.
1
0
Yeors
Ago
Today
The
three-cay
Co-operative
Institute
sponsored
by
the
Extension
Department
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
was
opened
in
the
Eagle's
Hall
wltf
a
large
and
enthusiastic
crowd
J.
M.
Macdonneli
was
waging
For
Pitt
that
campaign
could
PRINCE
RUPERT
CITY
AND
DISTRICT
form
a
government,
again
would
of
Peace
when
our
own
British
only
have
one
outcome,
namely:
the
destruction
of
his
hopes
for
advancement
in
his
profession.
come
a
stalemate,
and
eventual
forefathers
were
near
savages.
LIBERAL
CONVENTIO,
OTTAWA
CP
The
oern-
defeat,
and
that,
said
the
Prem
Could
be,
in
some
ways,
even
I'itt
prudently
quit
while
ne;nent.
is
wriUnsr
off
AH41f
as
ier
would
not
be
good
for
British
in
religion
they
are
ahead
of
us
still.
BUSINESS
OF
CONVENTION:
I
elH
1
.
Nominotion
of
Liberal
condidote
to
contest
provmcia
Exploding
Artillery
Shells
Rain
Fire
on
Village
For
Five
Hours
could
still
salvage
some
respect
the
of
preparing
blank
from
his
employers
for
belated
bonds
foT
a
Second
World
War
Judgment.
He
wisely
left
the'victory
ioan
that
WM
neVer
ls-PC's
to
build
their
fortunes
on
sued.
norne
other
foundation
stone
Flnance
Minister
Abbott
ex-than
the
ruins
of
his
career.
plained
to
the
Commons
that
.
....
K.nF
the
bonds
were
engraved
in
1945
tiiiitit
suit
for
a
10th
victory
loan
expected
But
that
'a
not
the
way
the;
to
floated
m
194a,
But
it
Canadian
Troops
Leave
For
Home
PUSAN,
Korea
(CP)
Some
800
Canadian
troops,
including
the
2.
Nomination
of
delegates
to
provincial
Libcrol
convenf"
3.
Consideration
of
Resolutions.
This
is
on
important
convention
ond
oil
Liberals
are
urged
o
attend.
PCs
se
things.
They
take
tne,
was
found
unneciiry
to
Usue
First
Battalion,
Royal
Canadian
Regiment,
sailed
for
home
Monday
after
a
year's
service
with
LEWIS,
Ind.
CP)
Exploding"
artillery
shells
from
three
ammunition
cars
on
a
derailed
and
burning
freight
train
rained
tire
on
this
village
or
Ave
hours
More
than
a
dozen
building's
were
burned
and
scarcely
one
was
left
undamaged.
the
United
Nations
army.
Only
two
persons
are
In
hospital.
Thirteen
others
were
treated
for
cuts
and
brulccs.
Gutted
freight
cars
today
are
in
a
twisted
mass
around
a
crater
60
feet
wide
and
30
feet
deep.
Force
of
the
explosion
was
felt
35
miles
away.
Other
departing
units
includ
view
that
Macdonneli
got
far
f
the
loan,
and
the
bonds
now
are
enough
in
hU
crusade
to
satisfy
i0f
no
use.
the
public
that
Pitt
would
still
j
-couldn't
you
eU
there
or
be
manager
in
the
Fort
Garry
lraiipaper?"
asked
Stanley
Hotel
if
he
hadn't
had
the
mis-
j
Knowles
CCF
Winnipeg
North
fortune
to
have
run
up
agaln-st
I
Centre.
2nd
CIVIC
CENTRE-8
P.M.-APRIL
ed
the
23rd
Field
Squadron
Roy
al
Engineers
and
the
37th
Field
Ambulance
unit.