Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
OTTAWA
DIARY
B'N"Mtlr
Thirrsday,
January
15,
1953
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was
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Exchequer
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to
sit
In
An
Independent
dally
newspaper
denoted
to
the
upbuilding
at
Prlno
Rupert
and
Nrtrthcrn
and
Central
British
Columbia.
affember
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation
Canadian
Dolly
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Association.
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by
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Rupert
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r.
MAOOR,
President
H.
O.
PERRY,
Vice-President
ll'al
I!
t!,
or
Iwar
the
one.
For
a
good
many
years,
now,
there
have
been
sporadic
complaints
on
Parliament
Hill
over
(he
practise
of
appointing
judges
to
hniidle
conciliation
and
arbitration
boards
which
aren't
properly
in
tile
realm
of
judicial
bodies.
The
other
day,
one
of
Canada's
top
Judicial
figures
let
it
be
known
that
he
didn't
like
he
how
much
Canadian
radio
stations
should
pay
to
CAPAC.
the
C'omixisers.
Authors
and
Publishers
Association
of
Canada,
for
performing
rights
in
19f3.
The
same
question
was
dls-cussed
In
l'Jf2.
After
Judge
Tliir-son
and
his
fellow
boord-mem-bers
handed
down
their
decision
CAPAC
and
the
Canadian
Association
of
Broadcasters,
representing
most
of
the
private
Subscription
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as
cor.d
class
r:all
fc
the
Post
Ofiue
Department,
Ottawa.
i
I
practise
either.
And
t.
the
time
Northern
Line
Pays
That's
the
very
iia
Judge
Thorson
romp!3ln.,,
th
other
day.
Her,,,,
are
used
on
mm
boards
they
are
nut
pc,,,
.
sit
In
their
own
courlr-,.
easr
that
may
f,m
boards
In
their
court
sr.
means
that
the
whi.li-of
their
courts
is
wea,..
The
very
man
!,o
strengthen
8
court
on
t
he
made
his
personal
pronoun-'
radio
siatlons,
decided
to
take
cement
on
the
subject,
he
was!
the
matter
to
the
courts
to
deserving
as
chairman
of
Just
cide
some
matters
connected
with
such
a
board.
it.
The
ease
la
still
before
ihe
In
almost
any
part
of
the
'courts
und
therefore
sub
Judlre.
country,
and
at
any
level
of
the!
FXriKlf.'M
K
WFAKFNH
"
"
Judicial
structure
from
police,'
Rul
,h(
nt-r.,lr,
,hin
.
Urges
Thatcher
Budget
IF
FINANCE
MINISTER
Abbott
wants
to
bring
down
a
budget
which
tho
whole
country
will
approve
he
could
not
do
better
than
to
start
with
the
court
magistrate
to
the
chief
;
lhat
,h,
roun
wh,ph
CAp
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ai
lira
nis
rourt
they
can
do
to
handle
the
wor
j
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,
.
.
ui
lam
colitis,
yet
time
and
time
again,
Judges
are
"borrowed"
from
the
courts
by
one
government
or
another
to
serve
us
chairman
'of
primarily
administrative
bodies.
The
other
d.y,
the
President
of
the
Exchequer
Court,
Hon.
J.
T.
Thorson,
had
something
to
say
about
this
practise.
by
the
CCFMP
for
Moose
Jaw.
Lot
us
Ignore
the
fact
thai
Ross
Thatcher
is
a
bit
of
a
contradicltion
in
his
own
party
He
Is
the
kind
of
contradiction
that
every
party
should
h
glad
to
Include
and
the
CCF
should
v
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GLASS.orPujposes
Northern
Glass
Cc
,
x
.
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is
At
that
time,
he
was
handling
be
proud
of
him.
For
the
sanieia
"case"
though
legally
it
really
FIRST
A
r
IT.
EAST
(Net
to
Industrial
Wrl.linr
Box
562
Phone
Red
-
WILL
BE
OPEN
1
1
qualities
which
have
made
him!
'
wasn't
that
in
the
Exchequer
such
an
outstanding
business
Court
courtroom.
It
was
a
hear-success
apply
to
his
public
at-ting
by
the
Copyright
Appeal
titudrs.
Nut
lotig
ago
Mi.
Thai-
Board,
of
which
he
is
the
chalr-cher
showed
where
the
govern-1
man
The
discussion
was
about
ment
could
save
$375
million
per
year
without
cutting
essen
-'MILESTONES
tial
service.
He
has
also
made'
3
A.M.
to
5
P.M.
DM
BlfiGSY,
AN
ANGORA
RAItBIT,
and
Omar,
18-year-old
saddle
horse,
ara
stablemates
at
a
Victoria
riding
club.
Buggsy
was
found
on
a
nearby
hignway
and
put
in
Omar'i
stall.
They
now
are
the
best
of
friend;.
Omars
next-door
neighbor,
AllegTo,
Is
a
bit
puzzled
by
the
friendship.
admirable
auaeestlons
for
the
forthcoming
budget.
!
fom
lh
rlk
"
lhf
s""
i
40
Yc0r
HERE
ARE
th
taxeduetlons
A9
Todoy
STARTING
JANUARY
19
Report
From
.
.
Toble
Tops
.
.
.
Mirrors
.
.
.
Auto
Glon
Window
Gloss
.
.
.
Plate
Gloss
suggested
by
Ross
Thatcher
l
Prince
Rupert
will
be
the
lir.rt
in
the
House
of
Commons
on
Canadian
city
to
see
the
'Ala-ska
December
10:
,
Siberia
pictures
showing
at
the
Cut
sales
tax
by
2
percent.
I
Westholme
Opera
Houe
Ihu
Cut
personal
Income
taxes
10
week
percent.
j
.
Cut
corporation
taxes,
as
poss-
F
panvlnl
returned
to
the
city
"
hl
i
.
Parliament
Hill
By
GEORGE
M.
MURRAY,
M
P.,
Cariboo
There
will
be
no
election
this
spring.
It
a
icw
nays
ago
ana
siaies
mere
1
cannot
eo
alone
with
Mr
may;
come
in
the
fall
of
but
there
are
many
who
now
j
Thatcher
in
hia
previous
reeom-jcoa.st
of
America
rhowtng
bet-
IP
ANYONE
remains
unimpressed
by
the
possi-I
bilities
of
this
neek
of
the
woods,
in
its
literal
sense,
there
is
occasion
for
thought
in
the
report
that
last
year
the
line
between
Red
Pass
Junction
and
Prince
Rupert
was
the
most
profitable
stretch
of
track
on
the
entire
CNR
system!
A
total
of
almost
44,000
revenue
carloads
was
handled
on
the
Smithers
division,
to
give
the
division
its
all-time
record
in
freight
traffic
movement.
If
account
is
taken
of
the
relatively
small
population
of
this
area,
the
wide
separation
of
its
centres,
and
the
work
stoppages
in
the
forest
and
fishing
industries
during
1952,
the
performance
assumes
remarkable
significance.
Whereas
more
heavily
developed
areas
can
provide
fairly
continuous
two-way
traffic,
the
Smithers
division
in
many
respects
is
still
a
one-way
operation.
Last
year
.
approximately
5,000
eastbound
freight
cars
were
Amoved
off
the
division
empty.
-;
Traffic
from
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Ls
doing
much
to
reduce
this
tendency;
and
as
our
"Alaskan,
and
possibly
Oriental,
trade
develops,
the
"trend
will
be
cut
down
still
further.
But
the
important
point
remains
that,
even
under
present
conditions,
the
commerce
of
this
part
of
the
province
is
more
than
holding
its
own
with
that
of
the
rest
of
''S
Canada.
With
our
scope
for
development,
the
business
"that
will
be
done
here
about
five
years
from
now
Jshonld
be
something
for
the
text-books
on
Canadian
Economics.
A
Fast
Game
of
Treachery
in
Montreal
of
another
network
of
DISCOVERY
Soviet
espionage
should
remind
those
among
us
3'ho
are
cultivating
the
friendship
of
Communists
.'that
they
are
playing
a
fast
game
for
which
the
"main
qualifications
are
trickery,
treachery
and
a
"certain
native
knack
for
common
stealing.
If
they
are
willing
to
assume
these
qualities
and
to
the
true
Communist
they
are
admirable
one?
2
they
may
eventually
be
indoctrinated
in
the
finer
"'points
of
the
underground,
underhand
technique.
Broadly
speaking,
this
means
selling
out
their
own
country
as
rapidly
and
as
ruinously
as
possible.
1"
In
doing
so,
the
eager
or
scared
disciple
rtiever
questions
the
wisdom
of
the
one
who
gives
.'the
'orders.
A
good
current
example
of
this
blind
'"obedience
is
demonstrated
by
those
now
beating
the
Communist
drums
of
anti-Semitic
propaganda
for
the
Rosenbergs,
who
are
awaiting
possible
execution
in
the
U.S.
for
espionage.
"J
Although
the
masters
at
Moscow
are
at
present
-waging
a
bloody
campaign
against
Jews,
and
dropping
them
through
the
hangman's
trapdoor
with
say
that
the
spring
of
195-1
will
be
chosen.
!
Z
onT
I
ei
!T
'"ff
",
Vn
G'"
JT
.
'
.
,
.
OKJ
pension
wnnoui
ttaut
meansham
Island.
Several
firms
are
Easterners
do
not
want
a
fall
test,
although
I
have
a
deep
re-jaiready
drilling
there
now
election.
The
B.C.
government
j
vived.
Of
all
the
national
hlgh-''1
,or
hi
courage
In
saying'
MODERN
AND
OLD
TIME
DANCE
FRIDAY,
JANUARY
16
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
.Music
By
PETE
HEOQ
and
HIS
WESTKHSAIRFS
ways
through
the
Rocky
Moun-1
'l
u
'ool,'sn
t
Riv!
au,'h
rnu
30
Yeorj
Ago
Today
tains,
that
of
the
Peace
River
;
&Tt
LV',
"kl
F
i.s
the
broadest,
lowest
and
most,
point.
They
are
simply
Mm-J-
likely
to
serve
any
nw
rail
dS-.pulsory
savings,
organized
for
y.
'er,
,
,y
i?""",.
,
will
likely
go
in
May.
At
Ot-
'
tawa,
they
do
not
a
ish.
to
have
a
repetition
of
the
1949
show
when
the
B
C.
provincial
and
federal
appeals
came
almost
to-gether.
I
all.
But
you
have
to
admire
the
"
"
"--"
-
-
member,
n
attendance
man
who
gets
right
down
velopment
in
the
north.
It
would
be
cheaper
to
build
Price
$1.00
Dancing
from
10-2
such
practical
details
as
when
through
the
Monkman
Pass.
.j
Norma
Talmage
and
Wyndham
ne
asks
why
rf
do
we
need
one
&nd
the
distance
from
Grande
barber
shop
for
the
House
of
s,anclln
apiiearlng
at
the
'
Westholme
Ttieaire
week
PrairiP
Prin
n.r.
w
I
I'mmm.
nnrt
onnth.r
tnr
ann.
this
ill
My
bill
to
incorporate
the
Peace
River
Transmission
Company
went
through
'
second
reading
with
the
whole
Houe
the
picture
("Smiling
Through
than
100
miles
shorter
than
bY'tors?"
approving.
This
company
is
toi
the
Pine
Pass
or
the
Peace
Pass
take
over
local
pipelines
in
thel
The
fact
remains,
however,
thatj
AS
I
HOPE
the
Minister
of
ftn-Peace
River
country
for
tran.s-'the
Monkman
Pass
is
too
far
to!
ance
will
read
this
column,
mission
of
fuel
to
Dawson
Creek,
!
the
south
to
serve
the
great
'
as
usual.
I
add
my
personal
Fort
St.
John
and
other
points
throbbing
Peace
River
empire
of
j
recommendation
to
the
proposed
on
both
sides
of
the
B
C.
-Alberta
j
1953.
It
might
have
served
in
"Thatcher
budget."
,
line.
'the
1920s
as
a
key
to
a
very
i
m
addition
to
a
2
per
cent
i
ncn
uarv
oi
me
reace
nivi
r
cut
in
sales
tax
and
a
10
per
Women
s
,Nylon
J
j
Overshoes
i
A
Waterproof...
'
V,
Nylon
Sheerling
Vt
I'ncd.
''
-jf!'y
Loced
7.95
MjJ
-Vy
Zipper
..
$9.45
y
Fashion
Footwear
20
Yeors
Ago
Today
News
of
the
death
of
Mrs
Alice
Clapp
was
received
in
the
city
today
with
a
deep
shock
and
regret
by
her
many
friends
here.
A
larpe
crowd
was
attracted
to
Mount
CidfiCld
over
the
weekend
by
the
perfect
skiing
weather
1
0
Yeors
Ago
Todoy
Thirty-one
ca-w
of
emereencv
clothing
for
women
and
children
(
for
use
In
disaster
relief
have
arrived
In
Prince
Hupert,
It
was
innounccd
by
It.
McAfee,
president
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
ited
Cross,
t
The
local
fire
marshal!,
H.
T
Lock,
has
expressed
concern
over
the
fact
that
Booth
Memorial
School
ha
no
brush
around
it
for
shelter
in
the
event
of
an
air
raid.
The
British
Columbia
railway
1
country,
problems
caught
the
spotlight!
Today
there
are
settlers
and
when
the
B.C.
Minister
of
Rail-;
industry
300
miles
north
of
ways
gave
out
a
statement
that
!;
Grande
Prairie.
The
develop-the
government
was
seriously
j
ment
of
the
oil
field
around
considering
building
the
Peace
!
Fort
St.
John
is,
In
itself,
a
rea-River
rail
outlet
to
the
Pacific
:
son
for
planning
a
railway
out-through
the
Monkman
Pass.
!
let
to
serve
that
area.
The
dt-
This
at
once
caused
a
storm
!
velopment
in
Alberta
along
the
of
i
Peac
River
has
en
very
ex-
protest
throughout
the
north,
...
,.,
..
.
.1
tensive.
Nothing
like
it
was
heard,
The
nee6s
of
W5,
lndicate
a
since
the
late
P;eml"
Joh,n
;
Pacific
outlet
with
branches
on
Oliver
of
British
Columbia,
2D;both
sidcs
of
tne
Peace
Hlver
years
ago
or
more
expressed
cxten(Un
througn
tne
RockiCii
of
Monkman
Pa-
approval
a
d
to
prince
Oeo
thwe
route.
It
was
in
930
that
I
was
to
t
boln
tne
Canadian
Na.
cent
cut
In
Income
tax.
plus
reduction
in
corporation
taxes,
I
would
put
at
the
very
top
of
the
list
abolition
of
the
nuisance
stamp
tax
of
cheques.
This
surely
is
one
of
the
least
necessary,
most
unproductive
taxes
of
all
and
one
that
causes
the
rarwl
annoyance,
and
expense
to
business.
A
good
accountant
tells
jne
that
It
costs
business
much
more
than
the
face
vaJue
of
the
stamps.
When
people
do
what
I
always
did
that
Is,
add
three
cents
to
the
value
of
the
cheque
and
omit
putting
on
the
stamp
many
business
firms
must
make
two
separate
entries
on
i
tional
Railways
and
the
Pacific
1
Great
Eastern
Railway.
I
have
'
drawn
up
the
following
resolu-'
tion
which
I
hope
to
get
before
!
the
House
at
an
early
date:
.J
.
"Ihaf
in
the
opinion
of
this
present
at
uranae
rrairie
wnen
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
sent
a
crew
of
engineers
through
the
Monkman
Pass
under
the
leadership
of
Alex
Monkman,
discoverer
of
the
pass.
Hopes
were
high
that
a
Pacific
out
"tfar
less
ceremony,
it
would
never
do
to
speculate
"
let
might
be
built
as
a
result
of!
the
survey.
Nothing
happened.
their
books
one
for
the
cheque:
and
another
for
the
three
cents
for
the
stamp!
Don't
ask
me
why
I
Just
know
some
do.
What
are
we,
a
nation
of
bookkeepers?
Surely
the
time
has
come
to
wipe
out
this
nuisance
tax
forever.
BUT
WE
need
extra
expenditures
in
some
fields
even
more
than
we
need
tax
cuts.
I
think
Mr.
Abbott
could
give
us
both.
House,
the
Government
of
Canada
should
study
alternative
routes
for
a
Pacific
roast
rail
outlet
for
the
Peace
River
country,
following
the
Peace
River
between
Hines
Creek,
Alta.,
and
Finlay
Forks.
B.C.,
This
battle
of
the
passes,
n.s
far
as
the
Peace
River
country
is
concerned,
has
been
going
on
since
1874.
The
Peace
River
Pass
having
in
mind
development
of
the
valleys
of
the
Upper
came
very
nearly
being
the
route
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Peace,
Parsnip,
Finlay,
Nation
Lon
this
strange
contradiction.
Stalin
is
all-seeing
and
all-powerful,
so
beat
out
the
drums!
.-'
jo
attract
prey
into
the
fold,
a
successful
ruse
has
been
to
portray
Communists
as
champions
of
ihe
.
underdog.
By
causing
industrial
unrest
and
p'fomenting
strikes,
it
is
surprising
how
many
underdogs
can
be
created.
A
man
deprived
of
his
wages
'An
this
way
is
very
susceptible
to
such
persuasion.
At
the
same
time,
the
faithful
Communist
r'never
reflects
too
long
on
the
U.S.S.R.'s
attitude
-
towards
the
underdog.
Russia's
attack
on
Finland,
-
for
example,
probably
had
some
reasonable
explanation
by
which
it
could
be
shown
that
Finland
was
the
bully
that
provoked
the
fight.
Nor
is
it
healthy
to
wonder
why
there
are
so
-many
refugees
escaping
from
Communist
control
-4nto
western
Europe,
or
why
there
are
so
many
)JM
Chinese
prisoners-of-war
unwilling
to
be
re
Omim-ca
and
Manson
rivers;
"And
that
rn
selecting
new
townsites
care
be
taken
to
establish
same
wherever
possible
adjacent
to
farm
settlements
under
the
Veterans
Land
Act;
,
"And
that
study
be
given
to
a
large
scale
land
settlement
program
to
be
carried
out
adjacent
to
the
proposed
Railway.
There
are
reams
of
material
here
at
Ottawa,
from!
the
most
distinguished
engineers
of
the
Confederation
period,
who
favored
the
Peace
River
Pas
as
the
route
of
.the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
main
line.
At
that
time,
there
was
some
support
for
the
Yellowhead
Pass
which
was
later
occupied
by
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
and
Canadian
Northern
Railways
(now
incorporated
in
the
CNR
system).
The
Kicking
Horse
Pass
was
finally
determined
by
the
The
government
should
give
long
overdue
justice
to
the
War
Veterans
Allowance
men.
They
need
the
rate
urged
by
the
Canadian
Legion,
namely
$60
per
month
for
single
men
and
$120
foe
married
couples.
The
double
means
test
should
be
abolished
once
the
man
has
been
given
the
WVA
he
should
not
be
subject
to
month
by
month
inquisition.
I
would
bet
a
month's
salary
that
it
costs
the
government
more
to
administer
this
double
means
test
than
the
treasury
would
lose
by
abolishing
It
altogether.
Highest
known
waterfall
Is
the
Angel
Falls
in
Venezuela
with
a
shear
drop
of
more
than
3200
government
of
Canada
under
feet.
the
Liberal
Prime
Minister,
Alexander
Mackenzie.
patriated,
a
little
investigation
would
probably
Hirove
they
are
all
lousy
capitalists,
so
why
worry?
DRAPERY
AND
Decision
to
use
it
was
largely
political.
The
government
had
exact
information
on
the
Kick-;
As
long
as
the
young
revolutionary
does
not
r.Jisk
too
many
questions,
and
is
indifferent
to
a
rinife
in
the
back,
he
will
find
it
a
great
game.
lng
Horse
Pa.su.
The
government
SLIP
COVERING
FABRICS
General
Electric
Appliances
"My
presence
shall
go
with
tlwe."Exod.
33:14
From
I-
to
Hr-yard
ends.
No
two
pieces
alike.
Printed
of
Bniish
Columbia,
which
came
into
the
union
in
!871,
threat-
j
ened
to
pull
out
of
Confedera-
j
tion
If
Canada
did
not
complete
!
the
promised
railway
to
the
coast.
The
Mackenzie
govern-1
ment
gave
order
to
fire
away
with
construction
of
the
Kick-
j
'
ing
Horse
Pass
route,
rather
'
than
risk
the
disruption
of
the
I
new
nation
which
had
been
!
Former
Officer
Spent
Too
Much
nougniex,
Nail
Cloth,
Bark
Ckith,
Homespun,
and
Damasks.
Suitable
for
permanent
and
slip
rovers,
drapes,
etc.
Attractively
prieed
by
the
end.
We
are
CLEARING
OUT
our
entire
stock
of
short
eixU.
More
than
59
patterns
to
choose
from.
ed
for
use
of
the
area
command
ant.
The
officer
wasn't
named.
formed
in
1867.
However,
an
army
spokesman
Washing
Machines,
Floor
Polishers,
Rodios,
Kettles,
Ranges,
Vacuum
Cleaners
and,
many
others.
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RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
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OTTAWA
The
auditor-gen
-eral
reported
to
parliament
that
an
army
officer
got
a
$29,000
.house
for
his
use
in
Regina
al-
though
he
was
only
authorized
to
.spend
half
that
sum.
Waterscm
Seller,
in
his
annual
'
report
to
Parliament,
reported
.'
the
case
Involved
a
project
for
-
Improvement
of
the
house
acquir
IE
said
the
area
commandant
In
Regina
at
that
time
was
Brig.
Alan
Conne!y,44,
of
Calgary,
who
was
retired
last
fall
on
the
grounds
that
there
was
no
further
army
employment
for
him.
Whenever
the
'railway
men
are
in
a
tight
corner
with
respect
to
the
Pacific
coast
outlet
for
the
Peace
River,
the
battle
of
the
passes
seems
to
te
re-
!
t