Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
A
As
I
See
It
G0ST0FLIVING
Friday.
Fi-bruary
8.
1952
Agrees
;
Our
Ejr
935-39
100
INDEXES
200,
200
the
further
away
the
real
bosn
is
from
tiie
real
job,
the
more
Inefficient
the
operation.
Recently
the
Financial
Fust
carried
an
editorial
Item
advising
business
firms
to
snap
up
the
employees
of
the
Foreign
Exchange
Control
Board,
which
is
bclnt?
demobilized."
The
Post
lauded
these
men
to.
the
skies
yet
how
often
in
these
same
columns
have
we
read
of
Inefficiency
of
bureaucracy,
and
so
forth
'.'
Sri
P,;frtt
Of
more
Vii
Independent
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newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
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and
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and
Central
British
Columbia.
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of
Canadian
D'-ess
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
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3.
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HUNTER,
Managing
Editor;
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
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""'
and
pa,
laifS
Whn
rn
j
Try
It
If
You
Dare
AROUND
our
house
they
j
THE
FIERCE
controversy
now
racing
over
radio
station
Coalition
Break-up
o
a
phrase
that
wlV.'
,,,ew
!enfh
as
I
have
office
this
nw,t
"Like
vou
I
.
oppori
unity'
w."
esty
und
at
,h
teach
an
impn:i,.
I
hope
yoilh4;
f
the
ftilhim
panmer.t
o(
iw
muy
krmwh,,,
and
in
the
h,
thiriU
Will
...
-
invioi
uiaficu
me
111.
KJll
oummy
i
guaranteed
to
send
the
morning
us
usual
1
tuned
in
v
KIRO
at
9:30
t0
1Lsten
t0
How"
v
o
u
n
v
frv
and
their
I
mother,
into
kinks
of
money,
the
only
honest,
un-!
1
u
t
biased
commentator
still
left
on
I
ro
states
.
.
pANUARYl
i
j
.
I
s
'
i"ada
191.5
'
1
70
.
Vv
L.
70
160
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:
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m
,ui...
,he
U8
,i(1io
n(.tWorli,
"Another
one
of
dad
inven
i
tionn."
All
my
life
I
have
been
trying
j
to
convince
these
skeptics
and
I
got
KIRO
alright
and
heard
!
Howard,
from
LondoVi,
but'
pretty
biirtiy
mlxerl
In
with
fBtl
i
music.
Weil.
I
guess
I'll
Just
have!
to
invest
in
an
aerial
because
;
I
cynic,
that
I
am
an
unpall
!
P",rllnn
nrnritirlna
wonderful
in-
t
....
presnion
of
j
mlnent
h
expressed
"mj2f
0"'er
to
(li,Klil
r.
.
...
m
going
u
misi
one
muu
'
vrntloiu
frojn
Mnwhere
who
reminds
u.
that
the
whole!
"
cther-and
they
jurt
haw
haw.
.
.
.
Vj,K
h:ul
n(),
iNDEX
AT
NEW
HIGH
The
cost-of-living
index
chmL
d
two-fifths
of
a
point
from
191.1
during
December
to
u
new
hitsh
of
191.5
on
Jan
,
1,
the
Bureau
of
Statistics
reported.
The
index
is
based
n
1935-39
prices
equalling
100.
Sightly
lilher
price-
for
meats,
vegetables,
dairy
prolucts,
coal,
home
furnishings
and
hoalth
costs
pushed
the
Index
up
again.
The
dotted
line
shows
the
United
States
Consumers'
Price
Index.
These
indexes
measure
percentage
changes
in
prices
in
each
country,
but
should
not
be
used
to
rom.iare
actual
levels
of
prices
between
the
two
'
They
won't
believe
me
that
I
'
'
'
j
thought
of
the
idea
of
the
Jet
!
:
aircraft
before
Whittal
came
out
;
CONSISTENT
WfNKERa
'
T'llf
l)r"u1
la
e
with
It
in
England,
and
no
on
j
nminm',aill
rJ
.
up
tn,
ROSETOWN
Sa.sk.
CP)
Bid-
i
ail
down
the
line.
p0rt
the
event
One
day
I
actually
drew
them
d
n
tma,kin
a
1
u!e
lQm
The
man
h,
la
picture
of
one
of
my
most
j
at
"de
nh
1
"llUs1,ujl;
,
'
hranMhll,
H'
W
prk-ele.,,
brain
product.
It
Wa
!
.
!
and:
"Will
you
re,,,,,,.
an
ordinary
boy'i
bike
with
a
I
tU
f!'
1'lU'"
tild"Ui
a
ro
i
"nl'led
bark
K
!
simple
Jet
engine
in
what
U
now
:t
a
brW"
touram,fnt
hrf
"Not
if
I
run
lp
the
blank
space
Inside
the!
ciuntrie.-;.
(CP
PHOTO
i
THE
break-up
of
British
Columbia's
coalition
of
Liberals
and
Progressive
Conservatives
will
bring
a
feeling
of
relief
to
thousands
who
have
long
held
.the
opinion
that
it
has
outlived
an
existence
born
of
the
dubious
motive
of
keeping
the
C.C.F.
party
out
of
power
in
this
province
says
a
Prince
George
Citizen
editorial.
.'
As
has
been
stated
in
this
column
several
times
ia
rupture
in
the
Coalition
regime
was
inevitable
in
iew
of
the
constant
bickering
between
cabinet
members
of
different
party
faiths,
and
even
those
of
similar
political
viewpoints.
The
mud
boiling
to
the
surface
of
the
political
pot
with
the
"firing"
by
Premier
Ryron
Johnson
of
his
Minister
of
Finance
was
even
thicker
at
the
bottom.
We
can
see
nothing
harmful
in
the
collapse
of
;the
coalition.
For
too
long
now
there
has
been
an
tibsence
of
a
healthy
competitive
spirit
in
our
public
;affairs.
Amendments
have
been
adopted
without
any
'-discussion
in
the
Legislature,
acts
have
been
put
jthrough
with
the
public
having
only
a
hazy
idea
of
'their
contents,
as
witness
the
forest
management
licence
plait
;
"
The
3
per
cent
sales
tax
was
introduced
to
bolster
j-evenue.
It
has
succeeded,
but
in
accomplishing
this
end
has
had
a
strong
inflationary
effect,
adding
as,
much
as
7
per
cent
to
the
cost
of
small
articles
coming
within
its
scope.
-
There
is
a
strong
body
of
opinion
that
the
government
is
depending
too
much
on
the
liquor
traffic
Separate
Schools
May
ray
.
.
.
1
.
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Vjin
V...
'
I
if
.
.
.....
"""HIT
oil
Mil
lli.iu,.
Become
Issue
in
Hext
Provincial
Election
D
T
lr-f
r
rsnA
j"tlons
to
uch
a
device
niont-lt;IICVl5
dllU
ly
chlldLsh
one
uch
as
PI
.
.
;
"What
happen
to
the
guy
be-
Reminisces-
hi"d
h
the
b""t?"
!
Tnen
imagine
my
chagrin
over
In
France
last
year
when
I
came
Doukhobors
in
Grand
Forks
on
a
picture
of
norne
French-condu'jted
the
choral
service
Iiv
man
actually
riding
MY
lnven-Flrst
United
Church
one
Sunday
tion
a
jet
bike.
I
cut
his
plc-evcning
recently.
The
singing
ture
out
of
the
paper
and
was
In
the
Russian
language,
Is
said
bringing
it
home
to
iihow
the
to
hnve
been
excellent
and
the
rmilv
nut
vtmnhnw
it
ant
iat
:-et
c
;
By
The
Canadian
Presa
.
A
dispute
over
use
of
public
funds
for
church-operated
private
schools
in
British
Columbia
mav
become
an
issue
in
the
coming
provincial
general
!
occaslon
throughout
impressive.
;
and
now
they
won't
even
be-
''pWtinna
Tlio
Hicnnrn
hu.h
YA.,.,nA
.
i
t.
As
a
nrW!,!,a!""r
uem,
concern-j
heve
me
when
I
say
a
Freneh-
,
elections.
I
ne
dispute,
x,
which
blazed
after
Up
recently
;mR
the
Doukhobors,
It
Is
refresh-!man
actually
made
It
and
rode
!
lying
dormant
for
several
years,
will
likely
be
of!1"'
.paramount
importance
in
constituencies
which
haw!
p.-od
dTof
Canadian
j
but
now
amgoig
to
sii.nce
I
a
large
proportion
of
noman
Catholic
voters.
ierviceman'j
pay
bet
ween
man
!
them
once
and
for
all.
Fir
and
wife
Is
said
to
Be
raisin;',
here
and
now
I
freely
give
to
inerrv
Marv
and
now
conies
the
!
the
world
mv
latest
brain
child.
members
of
the
hecuntt
(hi
report
that
th
planned
thai;;e
'
It
Us
a
detachable
sandbox
!Three
newly
elected
I
nifed
Natitins
Chile,
Greece
and
Pakistan
tiKik
i
LETTERBOX
will
be
cancelled
or
at
least
sua-
that
fits
over
the
front
bumper
pended
so
that
further
consid-
of
your
car.
The
bottom
or
floor
the
first
time
on
17
January,
when
the
(
ounril
imt
.v,.,
v..
i
...u,,,
uu.-.muu
a,e8wmii.-n
The
problpm
was
ralspd
last
to
appalling
figures
and
lead
many
to
believe
that
i
month
at
an
executive
meeting
4he
government
could
add
to
its
prestige
and
pop-
X'lJS.
ularity
by
bringing
in
legislation
that
would
promote
;
Members
were
asked
to
attempt
father
than
discourage
moderation
if
not
temper-
ili""
3ince
in
B.C.
i
At
the
centre
of
the
dispute
Paris
for
1S52.
Here
they
are
shown
after
their
Crti
ENDORSES
EDITORIAL
jeration
can
be
given.
It's
quiu
ol
the
box
slopes
from
the
mid-
an
idea,
and
incidentally
opcn.i
die
to
the
outer,
rear
corner.
SMit
Editor,
n
Daily
n
News:
'
up
chances
for
an
argument.
There
Is
a
tiny
hole
In
said
back
I
wish
to
sav
a
word
of
5
nce-o
i:i.i.
i
i
f.i--
to
riarht:
Ilernan
Santa
C'rui
of
Chile,
Ahmed
S.
BViklum
the
Security
Council'!
President
Jean
Chauvel
of
f'ranoi
Kyrou
of
Greece.
They
replace
Ecuador,
India
and
!
is
the
Roman
Catholic
Church,
thank,
to
vou
for
th
evrellent
,
1
7,'.
."I.
"""
.t"T
1Y'
uu.
l""
With
its
early
bungling,
hospital
insurance
leg-
ii
tuuiu
my,
lur
cAumiJie,
uicii
siring
ana
plug
arrangement
If
It
maintains
that
the
provin
cial
government
.should
recog
.,1
j,uul
put-c.
un
r
to-
ire
army
provides
food
anfl
vou
wish.
When
vou
come
tn
ruary
6.
It
was
a
sane
approach
iMduun
nas
proveci
a
costly
item,
with
improper
cicining
tor
its
memDers.
riul
sntciallv
lev
nart
of
the
mart
i
nie-cainour.
schools
and
4'CCOUnt
nrr
st
11
characterizino-
its
eawr
Crouton.
,
k...V."T.
con
a
mauer
nat
ir
many
ot
us,
does
the
state
do
that
for
.the
or
a
slooe
which
vour
car
can't
Its
Nice
to
Be
Able
to
Say
i
come
increaslnulv
imnnrt.
w
f-i
&
--
.
"
-
x.wV"v.-
.
muuv.
inii
vuiiou
m-niii
anu
nas
oe
j-nticism
comes
trom
the
lact
that
insurance
is
not
"wZt
-
'
:
an-
You
aptly
sum
up
the
.
,
.
....
.
.
Other
reliious
groups
which
matter
when
vou
sav
that
thp
pn
a
Strict
compulsory
basis,
and
it
is
felt
that
it
operate
private
schools
have
not
church
C
Vt
L
h
n
hv
he
soldier's
partner
at
home?
make
you
Aimply
pull
the
:
string
out
comes
sand,
and
on
Another
moose
hit
by
a
freight
you
go,
we
hope,
we
hope,
no
train!
Too
bad!
Chief
of
the
'
kidding,
no
skidding.
But
don't
deer
family
and
one
of
Canada
ue
me
if
It
does
not
work,
finest
game
animals,
it
should
-
have
been
shot,
which
would
ap-
sPEAKINO
of
Inventions,
jieri-
Should
be
as
mandatory
for
everyone
to
have
naid-
!eniered
the.
disnute-
!
divorce
but
that
the
school
and
J
J
1
..
.
.
.
,
,.
I
To
start
from
the
beginning:
state
is
certainly
no
richer.
Edu-
up
insurance
as
it
is
for
a
car
owner
to
have
a
licence.
British
Columbia
entered
Con-
cation
cannot
be
divorced
from
federation
In
1871
and,
as
in
all
the
fundamental
teachings
of
the
the
other
provinces,
education
1
Bible
without
the
educated
being
came
under
provincial
jurlsdic-
poorer
.
I
pear
to
have
been
wie
natural,
ou.s
v
this
time
Rritfin
mm
way.
A
track,
however
is
ea-;iei
ipnrt
nm
..hnu
n-M
i.
tv..
in
to
frsllow
and
offers
the
line
of
vention
and
application,
ot
tlie
null.
1
1!C
Klivri
111.11
lib
UCI.JUCU
L'J
frU..
i
writer
has
certainly
no
de-
least
.resistance.
jet
engine.
It
is
worthy
of
note
that
this
Wjii:
a
trlnmnh
fae
c
set
up
a
tax-suppurted
public
school
system.
sire
to
see
denominational
bias
in
the
schools
but
was
raised
to
Indignation
mass
meetings
are
ciali.sm,
not
capitalism.
That
is.
The
government
contended
nnhlir
RrhnotK
in
t.hp
Ttnitprt
'
then-and
still
does-tnat
pub-
kinedom
where
Bible
Ktudv
,.
.1
'
..L.
-
"
""'j
.".J"'
lne
mwnlMn
was
Produced
by
Shopping
is
a
let
more
convenient,
morep
if
yon
have
a
good
credit
record.
If
youer
reputation
of
paying
your
bills
promptly,:
have
to
sav
is
"Charge
it."
Whether
you're
buying
on
a
monthly
:
account
...
or
on
a
deferred
payment
pi;
buy
only
what
you
will
be
able
to
pay
for
date
it
is
due.
Use
your
credit
don't
ot
Prince
Rupert
li-ro
are
open
to
children
;
ln
the
same
category
as
the
three
Zr's
have
alread
occurred
"
f
"f,"
ort'
",
the
of
all
religious
faiths;
that
if
W
and
Art
and
examinations
weL
loTin
n
develol"'d
Twentv-one
I'm
the
v
h.
parenu
want
to
send
their
chil-
in
in
it
it
counted
counted
as
as
well
well
as
as
the
the
e-'
ex-.
IJZ1?!;?
iatst,'as
well
-.Ti
L".1.
th-e.
same
way-
as
part
of
a
i
A
n
O
Im
t
tin
nflinn
niikixi...
nn..
1
....
u
seems
to
Cut
the
irround
dren
to
private
schools,
no
mat
aiuo
iik
ubiici
auu
cllk
riav-
i
i
i.ii
-,...
.
1
.j
ter
of
what
denomination,
they
em
and
Bible
renriines
wpre
enn-'o.-li,
.
y
Irom
the
argument
that
c.iaii
wunucr
a
siawe
01
nervous-
we
hear
so
often
In
the
USA
ness
Is
developing.
Who
would
these
days
that
there
can
be
n.;
must
pay
for
this
directly
rather
I
ducted
by
a
text
book
author-than
through
a
.share
of
public
teed
by
the
London
Count
v
taxation.
Council
Council
School
School
Board
Board
and
and
none';
none'riivi
1
iu'"
ul
.
.u.mm
initiative
mu.anvc
under
under
pub-
Roman
Catholics
at
that
time
i
were
excused
from
t.ikini!
the
same.
VOU
BET!
Relail
Credil
Grantors'
Assocli
ANOTHER
freauent
Drooanandn
!
I
am
quite
sure
that
the
U.K.
i
formed
a
small
minority
of
Brit
ish
Columbia's
population.
To
day
they
are
about
20
per
cent.
Roman
Catholics
and
adher
After
havinp
tried
rnr
Vfan
tn
trielc
nf
t
V.
a
l
a
i..
...
u..
har
not
gained
by
stopping
this
obtain
postal
delivery
in
print
labor
and
abuse
civil
servants
!
system.
I
am
eoual
v
sure
R
C.
p.in.,i
fin..
...
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.
-.-
..
..
.
.
'"
ents
of
other
religious
'
......nj
nr-ing
iuiu
it.
w
oui
cuti
ats,
cnair
warm-
(irntins
11
...
,
.
troup.sPould
gftin
by
an
lncrea8ed
em-
hud
been
decided
to
estahiuh
,
U,,.
i(,i.
.M"
This
might
be
accomplished
by
making
it
illegal
for
-iiny
employer
to
have
on
his
pay-roll
anyone
not
2-overed
by
hospital
insurance.
On
reflection,'
employers
might
object
strongly
at
again
being
forced
io
act
as
an
agent
of
the
government
as
in
the
case
)f
the
3
per
cent
tax.
-
Despite
these
and
other
shortcomings,
we
have
in
many
respects
had
good
government
in
B.C.
in
.Yecent
years.
It
has
spent
more
millions
than
any
rtitjier
government.
It
cannot
be
charged
with
being
niggardly,
as
new
highways,
schools
and
social
services
will
bear
witness,
and
has
made
every
effort
to
keep
British
Columbia
in
the
forefront
of
western
Canada's
booming
industrial
expansion.
;
In
this
latter
connection,
some
people,
including
members
of
the
late
Coalition
government,
have
charged
that
cabinet
members
have
lacked
foresight
in
signing
away
the
province's
resources
in
order
to
attract
new
capital.
This
matter
probably
will
be
high
on
the
list
of
election
campaign
topics.
:,;
We
must
now
realize
that
coalition
governments
are
never
a
long-run
solution.
Too
often,
to
get
agreement,
they
must
water
down
the
soup
until
it
is
tasteless.
;
"
It
is
good
to
see
the
foundation
being
laid
for
a
strong
political
contest
out
of
which
will,
it
is
to
be
hoped,
some
one
group
will
emerge
with
an
over-all
majority
to
bring
strong
and
vigorous
government
to
our
province.
have
built
their
own
school.
phasis,
in
the
manner
you
point
the
service,
one
now
hears
that
Or
course
it
i.
.
tr.
with
money
raised
in
their
tip-!
out
in
your
editorial.
I
in
some
nnnrter.
if.
Mn.r.j
,..
'
Keep.
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7
"
1
"
"
"
V.'
,wr
Were
Thank
n
fnr
vn,
l.nHmhl
.,
,
peaa
Textbooks
are
provided
free
to
in
this
erlitrHi
writing
k
',
e
7
y'
1
ii"'re
probably
no
more
loafers
on
private
as
well
a
to
pubii-'"
'51,
tenov
ant
vouU
the
public
payroll
than
on
pri-
w
M
Mjlor
w
wh,sUe
m
for
.
i
POULT?N'
I
Postman.
vate
jobs.
school
students
and
Victoria
and
.-.S11.3:
My
observation
is
that
Vancouver
pay
for
some
medical
;
and
dental
care
for
Roman
:
rices
a
&
ri
:
vra
.if
cJn
"
ic
i
m
Attention
Western
Canada!
THERE'S
MONEY
WAITING
FOR
YOU
IN
THE
EAST!
Th
world
ndi
Iht
gold
of
tho
Yukon
and
tht
goldon
wheat
of
tho
prairits
but
it
alt
neodi
tht
oibostos
of
Quebtc,
which
provide
5
of
tho
world
supply.
The
directors
of
Provincial
Asbestbj
Company
limited
hove
ordered
another
diamond
drill
onto
the
Company's
600
acres
of
asbestos
claims
in
Coleraine
Townjhip
in
the
Black
Lake
asbestos
field
of
the
Eastern
Townships
of
Quebec
to
speed
the
work
of
defining
the
depth
end
extent
of
the
asbestos
ore
body
already
revealed
by
blasting
60
pits
On
the
surface'.
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"My
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magnify
the
Lord."
St.-Luke
2:48.
Catholic
pupils.
FINANCING
DIFFICULT
Through
the
years,
Roman
Catholics
have
found
it
more
and
more
difficult
to
find
money
to
build
and
maintain
schools.
They
say
their
standard
of
.secular
education
cannot
be
as
high
as
that
of
public
schools
unless
they
get
help
from
the
provincial
education
department.
They
cannot
pay
salaries
asked
by
competent
teachers;
playgrounds
and
school
equipment
fall
.short
of
the
public
school
standard.
If
Roman
Catholics
send
their
children
to
parochial
schools
they
must
meet
the
cost
of
this
and
also
pay
the
school
taxes
all
British
Columbians
pay
to
cover
public
school
education.
This
is
what
Roman
Catholics
ln
B
C.
mean
by
"double
taxes"
for
schooling.
Archbishop
William
M.
Duke
of
Vancouver
said
ln
a
recent
sermon:
"(The
Roman
Catholic
Churehi
Is
unwilling
to
send
their
children
to
the
public
schools
because
ln
these
schools
the
most
important
subject
in
the
eyes
of
God
and
ln
the
eyes
of
all
true
Christian
parents
is
omitted:
namely,
the
teachine
and
practice
of
the
religion
of
Christ."
To
this,
the
government
ays,
in
effect:
"Well
and
good.
We
have
no
quarrel
with
that.
You
may
build
and
operate
your
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