ince
and
children
and
teachers
i
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
February
8,
1952
.,-,i...
.......
TV
jiiom
.mmm
would
work
lot-ether
under
one
deparement
in
the
interest
of
all,"
the
association
said.
MATTER
FOIt
DISCI
SSION
-
r
,
x
Hj
:d
,;u
tu'
"ie
fcasi
N
Dally
exnc)tSu
r"m
I
he
I
a,tJ
,
7'
Mr.
Straith
said
the
proposals
merited
discussion
but
no
action
has
yet
been
taken.
Nov.
18,
Reginald
Paxton.
sec
Separate
Schools
May
Become
Issue
'Continued
from
payc
2)
for1
rs?zrza?s
-
z?:z$
irh
reious
inuc-
PubhcUoo,
system
d
1
"
be
in
church
the
.Pen
Closing
of
two
s,hnn,
Arab
Demagogue
Wests
Headache
By
STAN
SW1NTON
TRIPOLI
(APi
An
Arab
spellbinder
named
Beshir
Bey
Sadawi
professes
friendship
for
the
West
but
harangues
Libyans
with
bitter
attacks
on
Britons,
Americans
and
Frenchmen.
Sadawi
believes
his
National
Congress
party
will
sweep
newly
independent
Libya's
first
national
election
Feb.
19
a;:.l
take
latter
often
mind
have
ve
hear;
h
retary
of
the
Education
Association,
told
a
public
meeting
that
B.C.
Catholics
now
are
willing
to
"integrate
their
educational
system
with
that
of
the
province."
------
.
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ifs
I
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-----
-
..-:
.
-
ft
tJfU'H
4
.
jiw
nome.
"hinged
on
bus
transnn,-":
There
the
matter
.w
UnH
a
.imit
.i"
.
.
I
The
1,ie
Canadian
vanaaian
Press
"ess
reporte
reported
I
In
March.
1950,
a
special
dele-
fall
at
Port
A
berni
onVancou
1
P"Xt0n
Sa'd.
CalhoUc
eation
of
Cathnlie.
n,..
,
vPr
D"
l"'onv?nc?.u-!
schools
were
prepared
to
use
the
over
the
government.
petition
to
the
provincial
cabi"
claimed
hat
bus
taMZIn
"ansponation
T
""L
",puW1C
Ml"Bb
.
...."..
-.--v-"""""
and
would
woi
accent
net
net
requesting
renen
tax
t
t
j
,
.u...
non-Catholir
His
opposition
comes
from
t.h
be
provided
free
,
,
should
teachers,
uts
dispatches
failed
school
Vr",itrib
t0
mention
QualMcationa
listed
ft.
PhS;
s
uden
0l,r;Slrthsaicl
Mr
m
fay
Mr.
Paxton:
Catholics
would!
late,
that
at'
,,,
LPU"
wam
some
of
tllf,ir
own
text-
""y.
Pu"c
Khool
books,
such
as
history;
non-students
student,
may
be
carried
in
Cathmi,.
traehnr.
u,,h
k.
""v
i.lo;a
I
western
influence
1
foreign
aid
plav
fer
role
in
Libva
t
T
'foreign
Oil
ruvaH,11
There
Prcmi
Pelled
Britain
m
tionallsm
virtual
bankrupt,
J
Sadawi
hPtys.
isns
that
he
wal
same
thing
here
el"
"verts
to
a
medc
hungry
nomads.
Like
Mossadegh
h.
'
population-more
fhl"
tenths
of
the
1.31
llliterate--wlUl
Ottaclu
nn
foroi..
The
best
cstinte';.,
Sadawi
win
mu)(e"i
showing
i
lhe
probably
will
fall
lur
a
majority.
'
Only
48.000.00
total
251,000.000
acrC
.andlnd.aare,
would
benhfT
,erC
tecl
'"y
Objects
as1
exemption
of
school
buildings,
health
and
dental
service,
free
books
and
bus
transportation.
The
delegation
said
operation
of
Catholic
schools,
with
6.000
pupils,
save
le
province
$1,000,000
a
year
in
education
costs.
Education
Minister
W.
T.
Straith
announced
soon
after-Ward
that
textbooks
would
be
provided
free
for
separate
as
well
as
public
school
-students.
i
Last.
April,
two
Catholic
schools
in
Maillardville
closed.
laiiiiriiaiiiiii
children
jjo-ng
to
otner
scnoo
.,
non-party
administration
of
pro-western
Prime
Minister
Ma-homoud
Bey
Muntasser,
assailed
by
Sadawi
as
"a
British
puppet
government."
The
West
has
a
major
stake
ln
the
outcome.
Mushrooming
Wheelus
Field,
U.S.
air
base
outside
Tripoli,
Is
the
biggest
American
installation
in
Africa.
From
Its
newly
lengthened
runways
bombers
could
range
over
Russia.
Britain
has
land
forces
based
here.
France
has
a
Small
base
in
Fezzun
Oosis,
gateway
to
equatorial
Africa.
Sadawi
sings
one
tune
to
...r.
Paxton
said
Catholics
would
siiii
ins.it
that
met
children
be
given
religious
instruction
in
me
schools
but
this
might
be
after
school
hours.
The
B.C
Teachers'
Federation,
which
is
ouuosed
to
the
nnthn-
SEVEN-POINT
PROGRAM
Next
step
in
the
dispute
was
last
fall.
The
B.C.
Catholic
Education
Association
submitted
to
the
provincial
education
department
this
seven-point
pro
lic
Education
-A.ssnHMt.inn'
nm-
gram
to
solve
the
difficulty:
i.
fioman
catholic
schools
8
0DJects
to
expenditure
of
llllblic
flmrit;
t'nr
tho
oiH
rtn
,,
would
receive
the
same
finan
western
newspaper
men
and
another
to
Arab
audiences.
The
,
w
support
of
religious
or
other
sectarian
schools.
It
said:
"The
action
of
the
(Federation!
executive
is
based,
not
on
prejudice
against
any
particular
religious
creed,
but
on
the
con-
cial
aid
and
other
benefits
available
to
public
schools.
("What
we
are
asking
is
that
the
education
department
take
our
schools
into
the
public
system
in
SUCll
a
Wav
that
we
ran
UP
SHE
COMES
The
dragger
Fort
Louisburg
was
towed
uhdor
water
to
the
beach
at
Halifax
when
the
ship
went
on
fire
and
sank.
Salvage
operators
almost
managed
to
raise
the
dragger
but
it
got
away
when
a
stay
snapped.
They
de:ided
to
abandon
the
raising
attempt
when
it
jas
feaivd
the
crane,
capable
of
hoisting
80
to
is.
might
topple
into
the
sea.
(CP
PHOTO
I
'
11
was
economically
unsound
..t
inn
r
,,
f
rlsl
.
!s
With
mill
buildimr
now
hei,,,,
I
,
.
.Ah"
C10P
to
log
and
handle
any
timber
DririiT
rirTTIJ
toe
V'sH
retain
the
me
Association
tion
religious
character
"
j
vlction
lllat
a
healthy
-and
President
Patrick
cielnoclaUc
school
system
cannot
.
hP
mn
illt
a
ImiH
mi
nlhnH
fl
Power
-i,4
.
said,
i
TOTE
'
wii
uiuci
mull
a
secular
basis."
The
Federation
action
so
fat-has
been
the
onlv
nrpaniprt
roofed
in
and
machine.-,,
in.tai.'
.
"."".
ay
ln
lne
lower
than
too
crude
Onlv
thj
2.
Such
schools
would
submit
to
inspection
by
the
Department
of
Education.
n,nLSKl;a"inR
thl!
"!?"'
Cro-
dent
of
Pacific
Mills
Ltd'.'at
LJ
Tre
80Od
1
ivmj
3.
Catholic
teachers
u.nnvi
statement
of
opposition.
Wf.
.....
uwnic
mines
ill
uie
omun-
ins
to
the
Pacific
rnast
hrnnrn
'
maimers
district
anticioates
nrnrine.
-
,.cfst
br.anP11
facturing
methods
met
market
qualify
under
the
law
and
be
1
.
In
October,
the
first
conven
presented
for
certific.at.inn
by,
.
v-auionc
taucation
As
sociation
passed
.
a
resolution
tlon
will
be
reached
in
O-nerally
speak.
April
;
?e-
technical
sec
ion
of
the
Cana
A
sales
contract
for
output
dL,n
Pulp
and
Paper
Assoda
'"8'
"erybody
was
satisfied,
has
been
completed
with
British
tion
I
"Increasl"g
csts.
highly
com-
catholic
authorities.
TODAY
I
Sffi
Kveninfsl-)
Matinee
SaUrfo'
peuuve
markets
and
wood
sub
meiais
ioio.
uanar
a
I
Tim
p.-
j
r.
,
4.
Catholics
would
rent
their
sjymg
a
was
Prepared
to
take
schools
to
the
department
for,
Piitioal
action
if
no
present
an
agreed
rental.
Financial
aid,
!
llarty
would
champion
public
the
agreement,
the
purchasing
'integration
in
sUlules
eventually
forced
the
forest
'
industries
firm
has
undertaken
to
make
was
a
sure
i"n
of
.
w.c
the
oroVre
emP0"raent
of
""Proved
logging
.
pb.
arlvanrec
in
mi'i.i
i
methods
and
wnen
new
schools
werp
were
npep-
ip..
.
suppori
ior
catholic
schools
one-
delegate
suggested
ouggraicu
for
sary,
would
be
given
by
the
pro
lur-
wj
w
MvitvaLiuu
ui
oi
tne
lnciustrv
towards
th
'
..-..om
...
Roman
Catholic
shipment,
if
needed.
maximum
utilization.
He
sug-1
6
,mechtAncs
manufacture.
vincial
sovernmpnt
a
(.-
mauon
of
a
EQiiimTTtr'n
lor
puDlic
schools.
I
provincial
political
party
and
C.
Kutherford
has
been
an-
Bested
that
t-hni-iiu
rn.ist.
hp
.
"J,"U-
."""
anai
pointed
general
manager
and
imaginative
and
darlmr
to
ni.i
:
nan"n8
melhods
Navot
hordm
on
Hi
woro."
aT&Iii
roppd..,at
dirt
landi
rwitml
These
were
the
first
sicnx
of
C.
F.
Medhurt
as
minp
imnsmr
in
this
policy
for
the
elimination
5.
Catholic
schools
would
'
saa
Ul&t
a
Catholic
party
would
follow
the
curriculum
laid
downelect
"at
least
12
candidates"
to
by
the
education
department
tne
48-niember
provincial
legis-
with
necessary
consideration,
,
lature-
however,
for
Catholic
textbooks
No
anounced
action
has
yet
what
was
then
the
far-off
age'
of
Integration."
'
un
ceriam
subierts
p
o
hie.
:
i
lasen
dv
Koman
Cathniif
s
R.
L.
Clothier
continues
as
vice-president
while
J.
M.
Taylor
retires
as
vice-president
but
continues
as
a
director.
L.
C.
Creery,
president,
says
that
the
mine
program
is
well
in
hand
and
that
there
will
be
tory."
m
me
political
field.
"
tilt
8-
The
question
of
Catholic
IRIAN
DOHLIVV
lepiescntaiion
on'
school
boards!
The
butcher
was
weighing
a
up
a
"
ample
ore
to
feed
the
mill
on
great
tradition
of
line
furniture
a
inatLfi
oi
negona-
.
.,
.
.
616
V0UK6
VltGiNIA
GBtY
m
t.on."
,
!
XspLpn
.
WnenhlS
cust0'n'-,r
its
completion
7.
Catholic
schools
and
non-'0b.iCrved
.Sa?.
you're
giving
me
!
1
2
Not
Just
Gloves
"
But
KAYSER
Gloves
i
"The
Place
To
Go
Fo.
the
Brands
You
Know"
I
WALLACE'S
;
DEPARTMENT
STORE
2
AN0V
DIVINI
I0IEIT
NJTT0N
-w,
Mm
CiUYSOM
profit
educational
institutions
to
"
f.v,
n
r
'.ren
1
yU?"
be
free
of
m
not'
answered
property
tax
as
are
'.v.
public
schools,P
aLo
ee
tex-'rpn,bUtCher-,TU're
paying
99
CC"tS
a
OU"d
tor
lt"
books,
free
medical
and
dental
.
-timaTeWTuaidings
I
TODAY
nd
SATURDAY
Television
Of
Fishing
01
waste.
Mr.
Cooper
referred
to
plastics,
alcohol
and
cattle
teed,
which
could
all
be
made
from
the
forests
or
B.
C.
He
said
this
was
a
contrast
to
the
beginning
of
forestry
when
bullwhackers
and
ox
teams
pulled
out
only
the
choicest
Douglas
fir.
Other
developments
he
touched
on
were
pulp,
and
paper
plywood,
laminated
structural
timbers,
line
papers
and
yarns.
'
Pulp
and
paper
is
the
key
development
in
the
forest
industries
that
to
date
has
largely
influenced
the
rapid
trend
toward
complete
utilization,"
h?
said.
Plywood
manulacture
marked
the
second
stage.
By
the
end
of
the
war,
in
1945,
B.
C.
had
the
makings
of
Integration
in
the
existence
of
three
well-defined
sections
of
.the
forest
industry
lumber,
pulp
and
paper,
plywood.
He
told
the
technicians:
'
This
is
a
time
when
all
pnunnri
m
Plus
'
CAKTOON
-m-
EveninqShows7-!
Sat.
Matinees
2
CAPITOL
A
I
AMOl
S
I'l.AYLRS
THKATltt
.
oneschool
sm
i.
i
,
..
.ae"lro.
.
n
the
great
NEW
YORK--A
now
anrt
f.ul
-
v
n"
ago
ure
or
1871
1ll!llllP,'!l!!ll!!fp,N(i
."lili.illliaililiaiiullJrailll
.
!
moving
motion
picture
of
sport
IIIC'li.
iiiii:..wini.i
',..!,;
...
,
.
BBS
IIIKII!"!!....!
i!!rlill!l.
In
'I,,'1'
illuillilililili
i.in.i.
NlllllllililllllllllilllllSllfillilllSilill
..Ulllli.lia.WI:.,,!;,!,,,
f
f-r.
1
.
;
p.
;
1
,
.
:
,
.
.
-
,
IT'S
THE
NEW
When
You
Should
Stop
;
J1.-.1UHK
m
v;anaaa
irom
foundland
to
British
Columbia,
"Let's
Go
Fishing,"
will
be
given
its
television
premiere
in
the
United
Slates
this
evening.
The
picture
was
made
and
released
by
Canadian
National
Railways
and
is
filled
with
action
throughout.
It
is
hailed
by
New
York
T
V.
reviewers
as
a
cinematic
.
guide
for
all
type
1
bv
,
3-SPEED
RADIO-PHONO
of
Used
Trade-in
Furnih
of
anglers,
pointing
out
the
best
1
supervisory
work
need
to
under-places
in
Canada
for
everything
stand
the
relationship
of
their
from
record
breaking
tuna
to
'
particular
manufacturing
-oper-pan
size
trout."
j
ation
to
the
full
line
of
many
Next'
week
the
CNR
fishing
i
woott
Processing
and
manufac-nlm
will
be
released
for
showing
j
turing
units
which,
properly
re-over
the
American
Broadcasting
'
laled
'ie
to
the
other,
will
very
Company's
Television
Network
iso"n
bring
about
complete
utih-
rcaVictor
zation
of
the
forest
cron
Truly
lint
furniture
and
truly
crcai
radio
and
phonograph
perform,
ame!
The
new
V-4of
hat
Kf
A
V
t,.r'.
.,,.
w
inuuptnaent
stations
in
the
midwest
and
Pacific
Coast
states.
1
OAK
l)IMN(;
III
H
KT
R
I
DIXINti
ROOM
vSl
lTK
6
chairs
with
oak
lrather
dining
table
with
two
leaves;
1
buffet.
All
in
good
condition
1
2
-I'JIX
E
(
IIKSTI
HI
IFI.l)
SI
ITK
P
1
2-nr.C
E
t
MKSTI
HUKI
l
St
ITE
Integration,
whicn
Mr.
Cooper
described
as
"multiple
unit
operations
comprising
sawmills,
shingle
mills,
plywood
plants.
PUlp
mills,
harrlhimrri
r,lr.r,l
plifu-d
3
Speed
Record
Playing
Syv
(em
.
.
.
powerful
f-tuht
radio
for
loth
ftandard
and
shor;wave
rctc-tion
.
.
.
famous
"Golden
"I
broH"
lone
system
.
.
.
generous
record
itor-Kc
spare.
In
selected
heart-walnut
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd
plus
various
directly
related
secondary
operations
consuming
leftover
wood,
bark
and
similar
material
.
.
.
is
chiefly
the
direct
result
of
the
political
and
economic
pressures
of
our
time,"
he
said.
Mergers
of
companies
were
a
direct
result
of
these
$299.00
Just
a
few
suggestions
to
the
man
who
feels
his
business
ond
h
name
ore
so
well
known
he
needs
no
soles-help:
A
Ootid
Place
To
Buy
For
Over
a
Quarter
CcntOT
327
3rd
Avenue
phone
John
Scarlett,
Formerly
of
Stewart,
Dies
The
death
yf
John
P.
Scarlett,
serving
for
many
years
as
government
agent
at
Powell
Rivnr
Is
reported.
Mr.
Scarlett,
who
had
been
111
for
more
than
a
year,
will
be
remembered
by
many
old
timers
In
Prinr
Ru.
n
ii,
V
-
1
1
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buy
th.s
year
where
he
bought
last
year
pressures.
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"In
the
old
days,"
said
Mr.
Cooper,
"it
was
strictly
lumber-ing.The
waste
of
wood
ln
sawdust
alone
was
shameful,
quite
WHEN
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burners.
away
thrm,oh
aKmg
your
customers
rnrough
apvertising
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McRae
Bros.
"Even
the
constant
fires
of
the
burners
were
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waste.
They
served
no
purpose
except
to
consume
the
clutter
of
debris
in
me
mill.
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INDUSTRY
Chemical
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