P.is;cc
Rupert
Daiiy
flews
All
Aboard
As
I
See
It
INSTRUCTORS
Saturday.
February
6,
1954
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'
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Office
D-partment,
Ottaa-a
most
Of
Hi
n,..
...
All
over
the
world,
doctors
are
staring
reproachfully
at
patients
who
smoke.
They
nre
saying,
"No
doubt
you
have
read
nil
that
stuff
about
cigarettes
and
lung
cancer."
"Sure,
doc,"
sonic
of
the
patients
reply,
between
puffs.
"Now,
why
don't
you
try
one
of
my
brand.'"
Other
patients,
1
suppose,
fall
into
a
lit
of
I'otir.hln
at
once.
A
doctor
I
know
admits
an
attitude
of
otlier-wordly
detachment
toward
sinokersr
'When
did
you
suv
you
started
,st
i
n
ik
1
1
ifi;
"'
'
lie
enquires.
"Alxiiit
i3:ta."
I
tell
him.
In
Four
Corners
CANADA'S
minister
of
external
affairs
re-
wre
ignoring
lhp
staring
at
me
Thn
vl-msly
llacillg
H
"
wneiner
1
vmil
other
cigaieiu.,
w
I
hate
U,
Hiiuk
u.
X
&
4
I
I
j
marked
laughingly
the
!
other
day
that
we
hardly
ever
have
real
debates
on
l
!'"".et
C1.S1I1S
a
n
weeks'
pay.
j
quit
smoking,
he
rifH
j
with
no
iXH
kets.
i
who
looked
m
m
;
smug
way
culmea
v
international
affairs
in
our
parliament.
But
an
examination
of
II
it'
speeches
made
January
29
by
the
various
party
leaders
show
that
there
are
vital
differences
in
the
Durtv
attitudes.
I
iiim-niiiimer,
lum!t
-
MAINTENANCE
DOORS
lie
had
qua
suuikiK,,
j
before.
I'd
like
to
'..
tpnls
of
hi,s
up
p,.
I
all.
On
international
affairs
the
(
MMkL
LtN&TH
6f.
mktiTWFT.
Liberals
and
the
CCF
form
one
i
definite
groVplng.
The
Conser-
f
vatives
and
Social
Credits
form
S3
MilLvit
another.
You
could
say
that
the
CCl
THE
FIRST
OF
10
Sabre
jet
flinht
simulators
his
been
turned
over
to
Canada
on
schedule
by
British
industry.
The
electronically-controlled
flight
simulator,
shown
housed
hi
this
truilir-truck,
has
instruction
Instruments
for
pilots,
t)
familiarize
themselves
with
jet
flyliiK
without,
the
high
costs
and
hazards
of
flying.
vi
Mnu,
-
DAILY
NEWS
LETTERBOX
-
VICTORIA
(CP)-H(u
ister
Eric,
Martin
said
government
will
haif
nn
additional
$3.lKi(ii
British
Columbia
H.i-,
sura
nre
Service
tins
y.
He
did
not
lndmi
the
money
was
ccu
B.C.
Will
likely
learn
!
the
budget
Is
prtw
i
legislature
later
th
:
The
Editor,
talking
about
the
silliest
stuff
j
ters
or
in
promoting
controversy
"Well
U-ey
give
vnu
20
veurs
before
it
starts
taking
effect."
And
he
looks
pnintcdiy
at
me,
us
though
v.aitinu
fur
tin;
first
symptoms
of
decay
to
appear.
I
fee!
al"!Ost
nbliwed
to
collapse
on
the
spot.
Hut
I
stay
ulive.
in
an
apologetic
way.
Surely
It
isn't
conect
to
commit
suicide
In
front
of
a
doctor's
eves.
And
Vet
if
you
commit
suicide
slowly
enough,
the
doctor
doesn't
seem
to
mind.
Even
before
the
scientists
fastened
on
the
nicotine
habit
as
a
menace
to
health,
I
had
a
rare
time
switching
on
and
off
cigarettes.
I
quit
two
or
three
times,
i.ach
time,
I
lie-pan
rhealim?
a
few
weeks
afterwards.
Just
a
cigarette
with
mv
coffee,
I
told
mvself.
Soon
enough.
I
became
what
Is
termed
a
moderate
smoker
again.
One
evening,
when
I
was
supposed
to
be
a
non-smoker,
I
attended
a
ba
nonet.
The
speech
was
dull.
I
felt
in
my
pockets.
No
cigarettes.
Suddenly
I
had
a
fine
Idea.
What
about
my
top
pocket?
I
hndn't
explored
that
for
months.
As
it
turned
out.
I
had
been
in
the
habit
of
tucking
cigarettes
In
my
top
Docket
whenever
one
was
offered
me,
or
whenever
I
conquered
the
urge
to
srmfke,
during
mv
days
of
abstinence.
I
had
no
Idea
what
a
store
was
concealed
in
my
ton
rocket
I
produced
one
cigarette,
then
another,
then
another.
you
ever
heard
in
your
life
when
1
If
any
person
desires
data
re-she
ought
,to
have
been
home
garding
rates,
conditions
of
sup-tending
to
her
business.
ply,
or
(eels
that
he
or
she
has
a
WelT,
that's
just
a
few
of
the
legitimate
complaint,
.such
mat-things
I
could
tell
you
about
I
ters
will
receive
every
conslder-
Km
tiut
CBC.
"ALSO
disgusted;
Port
Edward.
The
Test
For
Mr.
Molotov
four-power
conference
in
Berlin
is
one
of
the
THE
most
important
events
shut
the
cold
war
bf-gan
ecause
it
is
a
test
of
the
sincerity
of
the
Soviet's
oeace
proposals.
If
it
produces
a
just
settlement
with
Germany
ind
Austria
the
way
will
be
clear
for
an
attack
on
other
problems
that
constitute
a
threat
to
peace.
If
it
does
not,
the
air
will
be
cleared
and
the
western
world
will
know
what
to
expect
from
the
Malenkov
government.
It
is
almost
nine
years
since
the
end
of
the
European
war
and
there
is
still
no
peace
treaty
with
either
Germany
or
Austria.
Both
countries
are
under
occupation
and
unable
to
take
their
place
in
the
family
of
nations.
"Germany
is
divided,
like
Korea,
and
the
purpose
of
the
conference
is
to
find
a
basis
for
unification.
As
long
as
the
country
remains
divided
there
will
be
no
withdrawal
of
occupying
troops.
About
the
desirability
of
unification
there
is
no
open
dispute.
The
question
at
issue
is
whether
the
German
people
shall
be
united
in
freedom,
with
the
right
to
choose
their
own
form
of
government,
or
be
united
under
a
government
part
Communist
forced
upon
them
by
the
occupying
powers.
In
the
latter
event,
they
would
be
denied
freedom
now,
and
their
hope
of
freedom
in
the
future
would
be
imperilled.
The
division
of
Germany
into
zones
was
no
more
meant
to
be
permanent
than
the
division
of
Korea.
It
was
the
Soviet
which,
in
both
cases,
made
the
dividing
line
rigid,
with
the
aim
of
bringing
the
whole
country
under
Communist
tyranny.
Its
conduct,
and
its
unmistakable
threat
to
western
Europe,
compelled
the
western
nations
to
form
the
North
Atlantic
alliance,
and
to
plan
the
European
Defense
Community.
It
is
now
proposing
that,
in
return
for
unification
under
a
plan
which
would
give
Communists
a
share
in
the
German
government
without
the
consent
of
the
people,
the
allies
shall
scrap
the
plan
to
enable
Germans
to
take
part
in
their
own
defense,
and
leave
Western
Europe
open
to
attack.
To
this
the
allies
will
not
consent.
The
simple
and
just
solution
would
be
to
allow
the
whole
German
people
to
choose
their
government,
and
then,
when
the
country
was
free
under
a
democratic
regime,
to
withdraw
the
forces
of
occupation.
If
the
Soviet
will
agree
to
this,
the
German
problem
can
be
solved,
and
the
Austrian
question
can
be
settled
in
like
manner.
If
it
does
not
agree,
it
will
be
plain
that
it
has
not
given
up
the
hope
of
conquest,
and
that
its
peace
moves
are
a
sham.'
EXTRA
is
just
the
advanced
or
left
wing
of
the
Liberal
party
on
how
to
deal
with
Russia,
Germany,
China,
or
for
that
matter,
the
U.S.A.
You
could
say,
with
even
more
point,
that
the
Social
Credits
are
the
more
rightist
(some
would
say,'
reactionary!
wing
of
the
Conservative
party
in
Canada
in
external
outlook
For
instance,
Mr.
Solon
Low
stands
for
the
Immediate
expulsion
of
Russia
from
the
United
Nations,
and
a
total
embargo
on
all
kinds
of
trade
with
all
Communist
countries.
No
Canadian
Conservative
leader
in
parliament
or
outside,
has
taken
anything
like
so
harsh
and
provocative
an
attitude
as
this.
However,
both
George
Drew
and
John
Diefenbaker
spoke
in
challenging
terms
about
trade
with
Russia
and
China.
The
attitude
of
the
Social
Credit
leader
of
Canada
is
much
more
akin
to
that
ot
the
extreme
right
wing
Republicans
in
the
U.S.A.
than
it
is
like
that
of
any
Conservative
element
in
Britain.
In
that
latter
country
the
Tories
take
exactly
this
same
line
as
the
Liberals
and
CCF
take
in
Canada:
We
want
all
the
trade
we
can
i
ation,
when
a
personal
request
'
for
information
or
investigation
J
is
made
to
the
officers
for
the
Company.
j
At
the
present
time
and
under
j
uncertain
conditions
of
tenure,
1
your
readers
will
doubtless
reai-i
ize
that
no
commitments
whai-j
soever
can
be
made
as
to
future
!
policy.
,
!
Yours
very
truly,
NORTHERN
B
C.
j
1
POWER
CO.
LTD.,
;
;
T.
B.
Black,
Gen.
Mgr.
The
Editor,
The
Daily
News:
U
would
appear
from
th
last
two
letters,
that
the
main
objection
to
CFPR
was
the
masic.
That
is
bad
enough,
but
let's
The
Daily
News:
May
I
take
this
opportunity
of
congratulating
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
the
City
Council
for
their
action
In
connection
with
the
sale
of
the
drydock
here.
We
all
hope
by
now
that
those
who
first
hailed
its
sale
as
a
good
thing
for
Prince
Rupert
have
taken
time
to
really
think
of
the
consequences,
and
are
regretting
their
hasty
decisions.
I
also
note
where
Mr.
Apple-whaite
reports
that
he
is
fighting
a
one-man
losing
battle
over
the
issue.
According
to
press
and
radio
reports,
we
are
given
the
Impression
that
Mr.
Apple-whaite
was
a
favorite
amongst
the
MP's.
Now
we
wonder
how
much
was
propaganda.
If
this
sale
had
been
proposed
while
we
had
a
Conservative
or
CCF
representative
at
Ottawa
it
-SPECII
PRINT
JC
consider
the
other
programs.
Farm
Forum
Of
what
inter-
est
can
this
possibly
be
to
a
city
comprised
mostly
of
fishermen?
CUC
Wednesday
Night
This
it-
tins
mnct
McimcnrnP
niuht-
;
STATION
MAKING
K.FFOHT
CALL
0
DIBB
PSI
COMPANK
marish
program
that
could
beIe
dir'
j
heard.
I
doubt
if
10
people
listen
i
rn
uay
"ews-to
it.
I
did
once
and
I
still
lie!,
In
answer
to
the
letter
of,
awake
at
night
Disgusted
in
your
February
2
I
wish
to
out
that
edition,
point
!
,
The
radio
station
here
is
sun-
While
the
speaker
droned
would
be
clearly
understand
the
1
on,
I
uncovered
a
real
treas
'
there
is
a
large
part
of
able,
but
if
that
sale
does
go
i
posed
to
have
a
program
direct
i
through,
Mr.
Applewhaite
and
PPuiuLloil
ill
LUIS
rra
liiui.
uuii,
think
that
he
or.
You
would
the
Liberal
party
can
rest
as-
ana
uo,
appreciate
classical
music.
At
the
same
time,
these
would
make
it
his
business
to
finri
mil
uVint.
IhA
mninrilv
nf
;get
with
every
country,
inelud-
sur(,d
lnat
this
u
hu
lastterm
Iff
m
hit
am
rw
m
w
w
m
rennte
iin
tiie
irf.
hr
nmn
e
people
can
appreciate
ing
nussia
we
win
noi
sen
any;
and
lhe
d(.atn
knp
tor
Communist
country
any
goods
,
Liberais
in
lhis
area.
modern
music.
However,
for
I
more
complaints.
Maybe
it
11
.
or
materials
mai
wouia
increase
their
I
wonder
If
Mr.
Applewhaite
j
wake
them
up
power
to
make
war.
But
and
Liberal
tne
party
are
ready
C.
WATSON.
7
jaiJkM
j
apart
from
that
no
restriction.
of
any
kind.
If
they
have
money!10
hav,f
a
by-election
over
this
Prince
Rupert
I
those
whose
musical
apprecia-I
Hon
is
limited
to
the
beat
of
a
!
"tom-tom"
and
the
"banshee
.
noises
of
Johnny
Ray,"
it
Is
difficult
for
any
program
director
,
to
find
enough
variety
In
that
I
field
of
entertainment.
tx
hich
ic
orpontahlo
tn
..c
thou
")
UUI
limiuiuuir
mi-
1
1-
,
NOT
FOR
C'ONTIIOVKKSY
The
Editor,
The
Daily
News:
I
would
suggest
that
"Disgust-
A
comparison
of
residential
i
PACWV.
IRau-V
Our
Methods
Safeguard
Valuables
Against
Breakage
are
free
to
buy
like
anybody
!
"'
hs
"?
,r
s:il";
which
will
affect
the
lives
of
pISP
!
tens
of
thousands
of
Canadians
also
numbers
of
American
ALL
FOUR
parties
agree
on
one
atn
vitally
important
point
that
1
'1'svhermen-Western
Germany
is
to
be
re-!
?eyer
have
we
been
anythu.g
armed,
and
admitted
into
the
I
u
bllt,
Libl'r"
fj,a"acb-
S"P:
!
PrtHS
of
Mr
Applewhaite,
but
western
community
nf
nations
returns
for
electrical
energy
1
ed"
nave
nis
raaio
repaired
soon,
supplied
was
published
as
infor-
so
ihU
he
can
enjoy
the
mation
and
was
occasioned
by
a,
"Cultural';
music
of
Ketchikan,
news
item
which
appeared
in
I
any
any
local
restaurant
can
the
Daily
News
and
also
in
the
;
supply
his
type
of
music
In
the
Vancouver
press.
j
meantime.
This
company
ha.s
no
lnten-
;
There
Is
no
doubt,
ample
room
AN
EX-LIBERAL.
as
soon
as
possible.
But
the
government
of
Can
Your,
most
fragile
possessions
packed
crated
by
our
experts
for
really
SAFE
rtw
storage.
For
dependable
service
Call
60.
lion
of
entering
into
discussions
for
improvement
in
the
program
ada
through
Its
spokesman,
AOKKF.S
100
I'KR
(
FVT
Lester
Pearson
has
gone
mtien'ir.u.
p,iii,,r
of
the
local
radio
station.
I
with
writers
of
anonymous
let-
further
than
any
other
western
,.
T,
D
nation
has
so
far.
j
I
,
1
ui.a
..,,,,,.,,.'.'
i,i.i.f
l,i
em
IK.,1
ii.ii
CM
&
S
Profits
Canada
looks
forward
lo
t
received
some
letters
about
the
I
something
very
close
to
War-
j
CBC.
,
a,Pf.
wlth
tnpm
lon
m.r
!
!
ence
Strelt's
idea
of
Atlantic1
cent.
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
Kay
tjr-'m
I,
(
ill
and
Long
Distance
Mnvui(
!
Down
in
1953
!
VANCOUVER
CP-
Piotils
f.f
i
the
multi-million
dollar
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelling
union.
Mir
our
lor.-ign
minis-
Soine
(jf
lh(.
p,.0BrulIls
Uiey
lf"r
Kuys:
put
on
are
pretty
awful.
What
"However
it
is
to
be
done,
j
d
nke
lo
know
Is
why
the
CBC
close
'and
organic
association
of
cannot
give
us
some
decent
LEAVE
IT
TO
LINDSAY'S"
would
not
care
to
listen
to
Urn
many
heavy
classic,
nor
cm
1
diKi'st
too
much
nasal
cowboy
music
and
modern
love
lyrics
sung
in
the
present
stomach
rending
manner,
however,
I
Hum;
that
CFPR
Is
making
an
effort
to
entertain
all
musical
types.
"Disgusted"
would
lie
quite
surprised
at
the'
number
or
"ordinary
working
people"
who
desire
to
listen
to
'
long-haired
music."
particulary
those
people
recently
arrivinu
in
this
country.
APPRECIATIVE.
Prince
Rupert.
a
free,
slron
strong
and
and
cohesive
rohMive
At-I
At-1
m,
music
InsLend
of
nil
that
stuff
Membj
that
Xtw.
yewpie'
ever
hoard
of
jfcrs
ot
ft
Toronto
mion
.
trying
to
describe
thenv.
In
those
.f
..nr'L
lba'y
P-s
Without
.olfiding.lnef'shfpMn
ttellnited
Na-
.
are
to
Surely
and
eveii
lewer
want
to
hear.
"V
r
I
haven't
heard
this
fellow
Balance
;
your
rrtireiiient
income
from
demanding
pay
for
time
spent
at
the
barbers.
This
is
because
their
hair
grows
in
the
firm's
time.
How
different
today.
Six
orjtions,
provides
I
think
the
best
"Figaro"
they
are
talking
about
eight
cars
can
meet
at
the
same
guarantee
that
the
military
but
if
he
slnK,s
as
Dady
as
that
nglh
of.a
reviv.ed
Germany
j
Emma
Castor
who
t
ime
on
these
new
broad
and
woraan
was
will
be
used,
only
for
defensive
splendid
highways.
purposes
Company
operations
were
down
in
19.')3
for
the
.second
year
in
a
row,
R.
E.
Stavert,
company
president
said
here.
Mr.
Stavert
said
the
company's
metal
production
wa.s
normal
until
the
25-per-cetit
cut
at
the
first
of
the
year
and
that
results
of
falling
metal
prices
have
been
off.set
to
some
exLent
"by
thn
continuing
excellent
business
in
fertilizers."
Amount
of
the
decrease
hi
13
profits
will
not
be
disclosed
until
the
annual
statement
Is
released
in
March.
Chewing
of
tobacco
is
said
to
risk
eventual
association
with
mouth
cancer.
But
have
we
not
sighted
fellows
chewing
on
cigars
all
day
long.
It
still
seems
a
fact
that
far
too
many
people
continue
to
itch
for
what
they
want.
But
what
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
Now
address:
303
?rd
Ave.
W
Phone
Green
900
Servicemen
Get
Jail
Terms
ANCHORAGE,
Alaska
Wl-Four
on
this
week
he
must
be
pretty
bad.
She
sounded
like
an
old
cat
with
the
colic.
The
other
morning
when
I
heard
this
funny
noise
going
on,
I
thought
for
a
minute
that
my
young
daughter
had
swallowed
a
tin
whistle
which
stuck
in
her
throat
and
gave
her
the
hiccups.
So
I
said
to
my
wife,
"news,
hasn't
that
child
gone
to
school
they
object
to
is
scratching
for
it.
WHAT
COCNTS
The
price
of
coffee,
more
than
the
coffee
itself
is
enough
to
keep
consumers
awake.
Seventh-day
AdventLst
servicemen
were
found
guilty
Thursday
of
wilful
disobedience
for
refusing
duty
on
their
sabbath
and
were
sentenced
to
.six
...WITH
A
GOVERNMENT
ANNUITY
You
can
olilain
a
holier
relirj
r...
1;r.,.ni
l,,.r
liv
in""r
months
at
hard
labor
by
a
special
Army
court
martial
at
Ft.
Richardson.
A
lot
of
us
don't
know
beans
about
William
Shakespeare
and
feel
an
indifference
as
to
ever
becoming
otherwise.
There
are
signs,
however,
of
the
situation
becoming
relieved,
chiefly
through
the
unshakable
determination
of
the
CBC.
At
last
a
few
of
our
friends
are
becoming
cultured.
Some
are
actually
Shakespearian
scholars.
FLY...
Prince
Rupert's
giant
warehouse,
built
during
the
Second
Great
War
and
later
dismantled
and
shipped
away,
aroused
plenty
of
local
resentment.
How
many
more
time
must
Prince
Hubert
protest,
when
another
of
yet?"
and
she
said
"It's
not
her,
I
think
it's
another
one
of
those
musical
concerts
on
the
CBC."
And
then
the
fellow
came
on
and
said
"At
the
start
of
the
long
dash
it
will
be
10
a.m.
This
is
the
CBC."
And
I
said,
"It
sure
must
be."
So
then
a
woman
came
on
The
charges
against
the
four
who
had
refused
to
take
part
in
a
practice
alert
on
a
Saturday
had
been
reduced
from
an
original
one
of
mutiny.
llfl
1111
Ul
II."..
.
.-
.
v
f'.iivernmenl
AnnnitV
will"
lT
with
her
invaluable
industrial
assets
Ask
for
details
of
litis
l'v'
''
Iiiidtnc
rian.
V....
r-nn
nnr.li.ise
Government
is
threatened?
w
.
fCDFMAl
DEPARTMCNI
Ul
UIOUI
Tim
Buck,
chief
of
the
Labor-Progressive
party,
told
Vancouver
last
week
that
Soviet
Russia
is
not
prepared
for
war
and
does
not
want
it
anyway.
Tim
ciulrihl,
or
in
monthly
in'.'l""'nls'
ELLIS
Sometimes
a
retired
man
will
confess
he
is
not
having
half
the
fun
having
nothing
to
do,
as
formerly
when
he
had
so
much
to
do
and
neglecting
to
do
it.
I'ayalile
immediately,
or
at
a
J'"1
.,3111
Won't
lapse,
even
if
you
nii
11
P
was
63
a
few
weeks
ago.
Some
years
back,
he
filled
the
Capitol
Theatre
on
a
Sunday
forenoon,
ireil.
fnjlii
Automatic
WASHER
No
medical
examination
reqit
Automatic
DRYER
and
did
not
seem
to
fancy
war
then
any
more
than
he
does
It's
not
so
long
ago
the
roads
were
so
narrow
we
had
no
fresh
words
of
abuse
to
think
of,
when
Assure
TOMORROW'S
Income
10DA1!
now.
,
wMi
fatsctiva
Mf,
fndotaa
flamaat
.
AaaaaraaM.
araraea,
Valaa.
with
lamaus
Suds-MlMT
I
tava
an
h4
watar,
taaai
..mm?
jMny
ymJK
aWancaa
PvMM
Ckculolio
lor
laitar
mar
nifarm
aVylnf,
ana's
lint
and
nalslur
warrlas
"aulaoar-frath"
Sua-a-MiJnf
Ua
.
.
tanH
Sota
Smaota
ItmUtr.
.
.
.
axtra-aSiclam
AofAW
Acliam
.
.
.
srkalharaugh
San
tfrnaa
.
.
.
Mra
vlalat
Sva-a-tlibs
Unas
.
.
.
ttaa-aavaig
Cyda-Tona
Sfsaal
htailta;
Th
Dictr,
Canadian
0vrnmnt
AnnuWo
Oaaartmant
at
Laaawr
.Ottawa
.
ri
Ppt
f
'tVfli
nd
mf
information
nhnwint;
hew
rWi
Vow"1
me
retirement
income
at
lot
cott.
KITCHEN
EQUIPMENT
FOR
SALE
Tenders
for
surplus
kitchen
equipment
will
be
received
up
to
5:00
p.m.,
Tuesday,
February
9,
1954.
The
highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
F.
JONES,
General
Secretary,
Civic
Centre
Association.
to
KETCHIKAN
with
connections
to
SEATTLE,
WHITEHORSE
and
ol!
ALASKA
Phone
266
Office
Opp.
Post
Office
My
nana
It
(Mr
Mri.Mm)
(Jou'll
alu)at
be
proud
tjou
own
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
313
Third
Avenue
Phone
644
Data
af
Wr
Ao
whan
Annwlty
la
tart
unjerttand
thai
information
giin
heU
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