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Prince
Kupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
orltmon
'he
Metrrmo,
,a
Saturday,
May
Is.
1954
Quite
early
In
the
morning
j
threatened.
"And
we'll
colli.?',
there
was
a
knock,
and
I
opened
i
your
income
tax,"
the
door
to
find
two
five-year-
j
"Ml
be
in
Mexico
by
then."
old
boys
carrying
home-made
said.
"Don't
both
t
sendinc
'iuc
fltiR.s
on
long
poles.
bT
I
isliort)
down
theie,
either,
"We're
from
the
Canadian-
because
I
won't
fill
it
In."
U.S.
Mounted,"
they
announced,
j
v
tC-(nare
PL-Lit
ui
Independent
dmiT
neweptper
dTowd
to
the
upbuilding
ot
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
end
CentrtU
Brltisli
Columbia.
Ilember
of
Cenadtan
Press
Audit
Bun-uu
i!
circulations
Canadian
Dilly
Newspaper
AHbociutlou.
Published
bf
The
JTliice
Rupert
Dully
Nm
Limited.
J.
F.
UAOOR.
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H
U.
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tuurarued
a
second
class
mall
by
the
Pust
omre
D-partment,
Ottawa
7"
tl
JH'Ss)WSS
"Fast
work,
boys,"
I
said.
"I
;
clily
filed
my
tax
return
yes-
terday."
They
glowered
at
mo,
with
their
flagpoles
tilted
nt
a
men-
',
aclnn
angle.
The
flass
were
I
made
from
chunks
of
discarded
j
curtain.
!
DlNINd
,i'Tv''tf,r
'.'0''
"It's
a
fair
pinch,"
I
said.
"I
knew
right
along
that
tliosv
medical
expenses
were
nondeductible.
They
only
came
to
PLEASUP!
in
j
SPARKLING
f
SURROUND!-
Iiulo-China
Facts
I'M
IK
FALL
of
the
French-)
!
held
fortress
position
of!
ll'Men
ttien
Phu
brings
thej
1
whole
world
dangerously
j
i
closer
to
world
war
three,
j
'
'
The
worst
of
all
Ihc
daiiRrr.s
sopms
to
mi:
that
the
Americans
.will
'inteniiiUinializc"
the
wai'.j
;
If
lh.it
happens-
l
seems
to
me
i
that
China
will
.xuivly
tollow
j
suit.
j
The
world
may
well
he
sic
ked
.
-first
into
a
Kieatilir.
.sinkhole
war-
a
Dien
Bieti
Phil
on
a
i
larger
scale
and
later
into
total
iius
sOvtrtivement
it
not
puOliitid
three
per
cent.
Put
so.no
evil
impulse
made
me
put
them
down."
"I
got
a
knife,"
one
of
the
;r-
or
displayed
by
trie
Liquor
Conirot
Bysrd
or
lif
J1
Goveinmtnt
oi
British
Cotumbi
(Commodoreu
for
I4ew
Construction
and
Repair
W
k
f
f
.i
,
t
.'
.
"v5",ta
r'JMjiim0't
sio
'.
.
SEE
..shunting
war,
fought
with
hi'
!droncn
bombs
mid
all
tile
olle
i
;
devilish
paraphernalia
of
niod-'ern
destruction.
i
a
GREs
ER
&
BRIDDI
lesting
officers
announced.
"Yes,
I
realize
you
boys
of
j
the
Canudian-U
S.
Mounted
have
to
be
heavily
armed
fir
thi
s
work,"
I
said.
They
udvuncea
u
.step
toward
me,
placing
my
eyes
in
ilaiuyT
of
being
gouged
by
their
flagpoles.
"It
all
started
bark
in
my
childhood,
officer,'
l
saU.
"My
mother
never
taught
me
the
ilif
fereiiec
between
net
and
taxable
income.
I
blame
her
for
thi."
They
cluttered
into
the
Iioum-One
of
them
swung
a
fdi'irl
chunk
of
lead
pipe,
us
thou'fh
to
indicate
that
there
had
been
enough
talk,
and
the
lime
for
action
had
arrived.
;
"One
question,
before
you
take
mc
away,"
I
pleaded.
"I
lui
nv
PKKSS
PHOTOGRAPHERS
covering
the.
Geneva
conference
drape
themselves
artistically
on
a
ladder
and
along
fluted
wall
as
they
wait
to
cover
the
coming
and
going
of
diplomats
of
the
world
at
the
Geneva
airport.
Note
the
wide
variety
of
camera
v
equipment
in
evidence.
LIMITED
Smart
Investment
it
involves
a
considenible
element
ALTHOUGH
of
chance,
the
city
councirs
decision
to
spend
$500
on
having
a
qualified
engineer
make
an
airport
survey
here
is
a
sound
one.
Apart
from
what
it
accomplishes
technically,
such
a
survey
will
he
of
value
in
showing
Ottawa
that
ours
is
not
an
attitude
of
sitting
back
and
complaining-
as
we
wait.
If
we
settled
for
the
routine
procedure
of
protesting
and
demanding,
it
might
take
years
if
ever
to
get
the
federal
government
seriously
interested
in
our
case.
There
is
no
guarantee
that
an
engineer's
report
will
make
any
headway
either,
hut
at
least
there
is
the
possibility
it
will
raise
questions
that
the
government
must
answer.
It
might
also
establish
the
fact
that
our
purpose
is
not
to
quarrel
with
the
government
but
to
discuss
rationally
a
project
which
could
have
benefits
of
a
wide
scope.
The
attention
of
the
city's
airport
committee
whose
inquiries,
incidentally,
have
made
it
possible
to
engage
a
reputable
engineer
at
a
comparatively
low
price
has
been
centred
mainly
on
Dighy
Island's
Delusion
Ray
as
a
site
for
the
proposed
airport.
Apparently
this
was
not
considered
in
the
government's
recent
survey
and
therefore
does
not
figure
in
the
contention
that
an
airport
out
here
would
cost
about
$5,000,000.
'..
Those
with
some
knowledge
of
the
subject
who
have
studied
Delusion
Bay
say
that
its
direction
is
right
and
its
area
sufficient,
if
it
can
be
demonstrated
next
that
the
landfill
operation
involved
could
he
done
much
more
cheaply
than
building
on
muskeg,
as
contemplated
in
the
government
report,
then
Prince
Rupert's
case
should
be
w
ell
on
the
way.
-
In
the
final
analysis,
the
expenditure
.of
$500
Phone
909
215
1st
A.
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
NORMAN
M.
MocLEOD
.
.
.
.
AS
Kk
-
w
Villi
v
AS
A
PHONE
CV
of
14.00(1.000
people
to
support,
Our
UNO
and
NATO
responsi
HKRK
AGAIN
are
the-
pertinent
j
facts
about
the
war
in
lmlo-
i
China:
f
The
French
imperial
authority
j
is
challenged
by
a
native
hide-
i
pendelice
movement,
which
is
i
led
by
native
Communists.
These
i
native
nationalists
were
in
f.nt
armed
by
the
Americans,
ns
in
,
underground
movement
cf
re-
j
sistanoe
nuuhist
the
Japanese;
forces.
!
Wh.Y.
the
Japanese
surrcmt-;
ered.
Indo-China
wa?
liberated
under
a
plan,
previously
arn-in-
!
ed.
The
forces
of
Chiang
K
ii-
j
hek
quickly
occupied
the
north-
j
em
part
of
the
country.
Tin
-y
accepted,
as
the
government,
the
.
native
administration
set
up
by
the
resistance
forces,
under
the
bilities
already
are
requiring
us
the
Canadian-U
S.
Mounted
is
II
.
-
nr
the
Nation.
'ri
to
keep
armies
In
Asia
and
-
There
isn't
too
much
happiness
In
Parliament
these
days
over
foreign
policy
developments
The
situation
is
far
too
bristling
Willi
frustrations
for
any
MP.
regardless
of
whether
he
sits
on
the
government
or
opposition
side
of
the
Chamber,
to
be
cofn-plucent.
There's
a
growing
feeling
that
the
delegation
which
was
des-
J7
andsays
Western
Europe
In
a
lime
of
j
nominal
peaae.
The
Cabinet
is
i
credited
with
taking
the
view
j
that
this
Is
the
maximum
burden
that
the
Canadian
economy
can
afford.
Parliamentary
opinion,
although
it
isn't
too
.satisfied
with
things
as
they
are,
is
inclined
to
v
i.oiai
and
l.unj
liisianre
Miivihj
fine
force.
But
where
are
your
horses?"
"We
got
a
covered
wagon
v.-'
:
i
;
two
hundred
thousand
h)".
pulling
it,"
one
of
them
said.
"And
we're
going
to
put
you
inside."
"Oh
no,
you're
not,
copper,"
I
.snarled,
dodging
btihlnd
a
elivir
and
loosing
a
shot
from
an
imaginary
pistol.
"I
changed
my
mind."
They
ran
out
the
door,
firing
from
the
hip
as
they
left,
"We'll
lie
back
with
Barry
and
We.
l.
y.
and
surround
the
house,"
tie
y
lent;
time
leader
Ho
Chi
Mill
piitchcd
with
so
great
elation
to
1
n'
few
short
weeks
2
In
the
southern
part
of
the
Geneva
iust
a
attlilU.
All
llil
1
A1LJT
i
K
VltS.I
not
see
any
immediately
available
alternative.
PF.CIALLY
REDUCE
.-.-----.
Qur
Display
SrocJ
i
country
the
British
commander
,
ago
Canada's
first
wholly
in-;
used
the
surrendered
Japanese
i
tU
pendent
delegation
to
any
i
troops
to
overpower
the
native
1
Great
Powers
conference
ul-i
resistance
leaders
to
the
Xiint
j
ready
represents
a
lost
cause,
necessary
to
restore
French
au-!
It
has
become
apparent
that
'
I
thority.
Korea,
the
issue
on
which
the
I
But
after
the
original
tension.;,
1
Canadian
delegation
was-brie!-(
the
native
administrations
wet?
ed
to
play
a
leading
role,
is
of
!
recognized
by
all
concerned.
No-!
little
more
than
incidental
in-
;
Chief
To
Ask
Dismissal
i$
not
so
much
a
gamble
as
an
investment
which,
if
gotiations
about,
an
outri",lu
terest
to
the
gathering
that
the
Of
Magistrate
it
oaVS
Off.
Will
SUrelv
be
the
best
for
its
size
that
transfer
of
power
were
carried
fundamental
stakes
at
Issue
are.
J1
i
'
f
!
on
for
many
months.
,
whenher
or
not
Communist;
Washers
and
I)
Popular
brcomer
Prince
Rupert
KAILS
FOK
VANCOUVER
anil
Intermediate
Torts
Each
Thursday
at
llli
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
VVri)NLSI)V
Midnight
the
city
has
ever
made.
i
One
of
the
grimmest
jokes
of
China
snail
win
lull
recognition
,
A
w.i
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Chief
Andy
1
modern
history
was
this:
Th-
as
a
gieni
power.
Paull,
spokesman
for
the
North
,
i
American
Brotherhood
of
In-
Regular
NC
i
Communist
party
of
France
did
I
Since
Canada
is
not
anxious
to
Support
The
Sea
Cadets
iits
best
to
prevent
the
.
grant
ul
get
squeezed
in
the
conflict
of
j
i
dlans.
said
Thursday
he
would
$389.
full
independence
to
the
native
opinion
amongst,
the
areM
i
demand
the
dismissal
of
L.
G.
AUTOMATIC
WASHER
:
$429.50
iOYS
in
III
.the
.the
public
public
eye
eye
during
during
the
the
week
week
were
were
povernment
of
Indo-China.
In
Powers
over
Communist
China.
;
gaul.
stipendiary
magistrate
at
i
BOYS
vniino-'
those
days
the
Communist
parly
i
this
turn
in
the
strategy
of
the
'
northern
Burns
Lake.
B.C..
for
'
irt
,nfM
meetincr
is
lpnvinir
the
i
t...i;
,..
r
.1,,.
;
fVinco
those
tnOSe
-smart
Smalt
nvirr
younc;
yOling
lads
latlS
l-id
in
in
in
bine
blue,
Oltlt,
th
the
lllv,
Koyal
ilUJcU
Roval
Comfort
and
Service
$28?
AUTOMATIC
DRYER
$319.50
Ul
riilllll
rv
an
Hi1.
.3iiun0-
m
.
.
.
-
.-
n
ivi.l
illtlltl
I
13
liu
Ul
single
party
in
the
coalition.
It
Canadian
delegation
conspicu-
,
town's
lone
beer
parlor
"for
their
j
expected
to
be
in
a
position
soon
I
ously
on
the
sidelines.
The
trust-
;
own
Kood."
For
r".ervntinn.i
v.THe
oi
call
City
or
ivpot
Office
Pi
late
Rupert.
B
C.
to
take
over
not
only
all
France,
;
ration
oi
our
uimomai.s
is
u.-ing
Tne
ma0iistrate
told
a
con
von-
1
Canadian
Sea
Cadets.
Several
days
ago
they
went
through
their
paces
in
the
annual
inspection
of
HMCS
Chatham
personnel,
and
since
then
resi-fJents
of
Prince
Runert
have
received
a
letter
from
l.nw
Down
Payment
Easy
Monthly
Ter
I
f
!
but
all
the
French
colonial
pos-
i
renoeico
au
uie
uioie
ouviuus
uy
U(m
n(lre
tn(?
n;lllv(,s
wer(,
bar.
i
.sessions,
including
Indo-China.
(the
fact
that,
marooned
along
,
red
..bprause
wn:lt-s
the
djffer-
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECT:
1
wiw
mm,
arr
a
sraau
army
oi
....
,..lA.,(,m
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i
?l-!nlM;Hiff
313
Third
Avenue
.
the
sponsoring
Navy
League
of
Canada
eallmjr,
tor,
i
historians
are
agreed
.that
.....
,
.
the
actual
shooting
war
in
.support
Of
this
yOUthilll
movement.
Indo-China
was
started
by
tha
"H
the.
PaimjI
CuntuMun
Ron
CatM
movcnT'Tlt.
,
French
general-and
not
by
the
Canadian
news
correspondents
one
at
a
time
or
aU
at
owe
-
who
accomoanicd
them
to
cover
i
their
activities.
So
far
about
all
.,
chl'''
p,a
lernfd
j
the
mov,e
!
"overbearing
racial
prejudice.
the
newspapermen
have
got
out
:
;
'
he
mentality
Is
not
man
s
of
the
journey
is
the
ride.
Cer-
that
"l
')tllr
Canadians.
Im
,!.
i
.iniv
....e
nf
ii,.
m
Wn
r.ative
independence
forces.
Thrp
no
flootit.
however
their
i
R
'
,M,r
luwmrj.
sharpening
that
as
the
war
has
pone
on
the
'
kept
busy
r.
,liw
inHi.nrrirli.n(p
lumetnpnt
;
PCIH
U.S.
general
ii.NK.nig
mai
ins
auuioi-
ity
be
taken
away
needed
a
recruiting
slogan,"
the
letter
remarks,
."it
might
well
be
'Join
the
Sea
Cadetsand
See,'
for
truly
in
the
past
several
years
our'
Canadian
Sea
Cadets
have
travelled
extensively
and
seen
much
of
the
world."
Thi.s
opportunity
foi
voting
Canadians
to
has
been
organized,
more
and
I
s,Pny
the
nill'J
of
Communist
-Tr-ll
China
isn
t
more,
as
just
'another
seKmeiit
in
movement.;011
Gc'va
K(,"da
Bl
re-
th,
world
Communist
ts
0U"
wa
rom
he
Ca,-,
'"
!
It
is
obvious
that
the
native
.
,
.
,
,,
d
an
de
,
eiration
have
drawn
the
Cominunlst-lcd
forces
are
get-;
..
lh
,m..,
"We
have
a
different
brand
of
Indians
up
there,"
Magistrate
Saul
said.
"When
they
were
given
drinking
privileges,
it
was
like
taking
a
person
out
of
darkness
and
putting
him
into
the
light."
tin:;
supplies,
ineludiiv;
artillery.
(.-roups
are
goiiiK
to
see
to
it
journey
to
tar
points-
ot
tne-world
and
smittii.au-
u
ma.
c,..
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and
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appear
;
'
ible
encouragement
and
support.
It
may
also
he
warm
days
of
early
until
the
spring.
Daily
iMe.vs
Classifieds
I
was
head
over
heels
in
debt..cW
tftc
6cm
frxuttd
it
out
have
been
getting
from
the
U.S.
The
U
S
A.
would
have
no
more
LEGAL
right
to
send
in
armies
to
Indo-China,
than
would
Ked
China.
But
a
victory
for
the
local
Red
forces
would
extend
the
Communist
world
empire
just
ui
truly
as'if
all
Indo-China
were
captured
by
Russian
or
Chinese
soldiers.
Geneva
Conference,
as
well
as
of
the
French
defeat
In
Indo-China.
is
the
growing
interest
In
ii
new
regional
security
alliance
in
Southeast
Asia.
But
on
thi.s
topic,
too,
Canada's
action
so
far
is
negative.
The
government
hasn't
stated
publicly
the
reasons
for
its
policy.
It
is
believed,
however,
it
considers
new
commitments
in
Southeast
Asia
would
be
too
much
for
a
nation
.ViWA-iWA
.kept
in
mind
that,
while
allof
us
jray
war
-will
'never
again
fasten
on
the
world,
the
'presence
of
these
hoys
is
added
assurance
that
if
this
ever
occurs,-
Canada's
navy
will
he
ahle
to
carry
on
the
brave
and
valuable
part
which
it
has
had
in
the
past.
l
et
us
help
the
boys
who
may
one
day
be
called
uj)on
to
help
us.
1954
Frigidaire
Refrigerators
He
emphasized
GOOn
maybo
but
he
I
THOUGHT
he'd
fire
mc,
didn't.
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
Kay
fifty'
-
jXfciasa
credit
said
the
om
wav
to
establish
aj
maintain
a
good
cred
record
is
by
purchasm?
OH
MY
PAPPA
TO
ME
HE
LOOKS
SO
WONDERFUL
TO
ME
HE
LOOKS
SO
GOOD
Poppa'
is
hep,
he
bought
on
A-1
Used
Car
ot
Parker's.
Momma
doesn't
look
so
bad
either
as
she
helped
pa
pick
it
out.
Anyone
would
Jook
good
in
one
of
PARKER'S
A-1
SPECIALS.
These
and
many
others
to
choose
from.
only
what
we
know
can
pay
for
on
the
dat
it
is
due
...
and
paym
promptly
when
the
ci.
comes
in.
Instead,
he
let
me
know
in
a
nice
sort
of
way
what
a
dumbbell
I
was
how
I
was
spoiling
my
own
chances
for
a
promotion
and
belter
pay
how
I
was
building
up
a
reputation
for
carelessness
and
'
It
was
fifty
years
ago
whan
Winston
Churchill,
as
a
newspaperman,
spent
a
while
in
the
Jlnaa
area
of
the
Nile
in
Uganda,
lie
chanced
to
write,
at
that
time:
"It
would
be
easy
to
let
the
Nile
begin
its
long
and
benc-ficlent
journey
by
leaping
through
a
turbine.
Jinga
is
destined
to
become
a
very
important
place.
In
the
economy
of
central
Africa."
A
few
weeks
ago,
Queen
Elizabeth,
in
Jinga,
pressed
a
button
and
exactly
fulfilled
Churchill's
prediction.
IMPOSSIBLE
TO
ADMIRE
i
The
Great
Lakes-St.
Lawrence
Atluntic
seaway
is
controversial
to
say
the
lea-st!
and
has
not
yet
reached
an
enduring
fact.
But
there
is
no
question
about
how
the
situation
is
shaping
in
thai,
direction.
This
has
been
envisioned
for
a
century
and
recommended
by
every
president
since
Harding.
But
a
city
such
a.s
New
York
dislikes
as
much
as
ever
the
idea
of
Its
vast
seaport
trade
flowing
in
other
directions.
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you
enjoy
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