fQV
ketlccis
and
ReminW
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Mews
it
As
!
See
-."
Tuesday,
August
4,
1953
It?
not
so
very
long
ago
that
important
to
anyone
else
One,
old
family
aocl(J;.
,
the
war
crv
in
a
Federal
general
must
live
the
good
alone-life
n
tor
raisi
k
J
election
was
"No
truck
or
trade
order
to
grow
and
develop
In
,
"t-
""5
.
-13
r
I
4
independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Ruiert
.
,
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
i
.,-
Member
01
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulation
'
-
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prlnca
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
J.
P.
MAOOR.
President
H.
Q.
PERRY.
Vice-President
'
v
...
A
.
i
with
the
Yankees."
Since
then
one
sown
way.
luuutroup,,
,
Canada
has
wrestled
with
many
best-alone.
'
Happy
is
the
per-i.iois
public
matters,
most
of
son
who
demands
of
life
th?
them
mighty
serious.
We
have
leisure
to
catch
the
beauty
and
had
hundreds
of
contacts
with
emotiont
of
deep
living
"Grace
the
Americans,
but
it
should
be
Moore.
understood
that
anything
called
;
truck
or
trade
with
the
Van-
,
ONLY
ONK
B.C.
V-tes
as
referring
to
East
Berlin.
'
skookumchuk,
Ta
Ta
Creek
and
Porto
Klco
are
all
In
British
.
.
Subscription
Rates:
?y
carrier
Per
w.-ek.
25c:
per
month,
ai.OO;
per
year.
1000.
3y
mail
Per
month.
7Sc;
per
year,
8
00.
i
J
(If
more
Liberal
Spending
.4
:
9
tuthorlsied
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
OfUce
Department,
Ottawa.
Columbia,
the
latter
not
more
Of
Benefit
to
City
i
The
third
week
of
the
Seattle
Times
wtrike
hns
eiimmenceri.
The
than
17
miles
from
Nelson.
And
1
should
you
need
a
few
........
1
1......
then.
UHMIL
Iliia
urn.
auui
uon..
k,..
.
i
a
that
length
of
time,
leaving
the
mo
e
v
u..cr
makes
and
find
htraw
rry
Hi
1,
(
city
with
just
one
paper,
the
Port
ellc
and
8akeswttie.
It
m,
intellinccer.
Years
ago,
the
"
"
fP'l"
'
'
J"''1
ratn,
r
"
ri.iu.-n
Va.icouter
Province
t.,.,ul,.
shut
,t
down
V
(Elmore
Phllpott.
who
is
Liberal
party
candidate
In
Vancouver
South
in
the
August
10
general
election,
hns
litvited
his
riy;tl
candidates
to
appear
from
time'
to
time
in
his
column
space.
Today's
guest
columnist
Is
candidate
lor
the
Progressive"
Conservative
party
)
Hv,l
OKU
lK
.MUIVSTON
THE
CONSERVATIVE
PARTY'S
stand
on
the
I
for
many
a
weary
week
when
CHle
"V'"K
,'
...
s
.
j
j
friction
developed
in
the
Vancou-
j
.
K(.,owna
ls
not
vpt
the
Stam-!
ver
Sun
office,
but
the
paper
n,.,
nf
p.riti.ih
Columbia,
but
VANCOfVrii
I
Via
Wav,;-
'
BUHDA?
f
B3
Camu.un
!
FKIDA?
1
SS
Ccquithra
!-!
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ARM
and
sW
Friday,
Camusun,
t
I'OK
NORTH
Qir
CHARLfJITC
July
15th
ihj!
KS
Coquitiam,
si
j
ClIAKLOm
IW,
'.ill
Oouitiam
M.
I
July
tith
and
M
l-'KANK
J.
mi
Prince
RupfrutJ
Third
Avenue
fi
Ri
going
as
usual
while
the
she
would
like
to.
It
would
seem.
,4
"
-J
'l.ept
t'i
-
,
1
I'rovinc
e
tlidn't.
After
all,
why
Hie
spirit
Is
there.
Kelowna
has
f
-
k.'
w
-
-
ir
a
paper
printed?
the
sunlight
ana
nine
sity,
or
should.
Don't
be
afraid
to
be
alone!
Vim
reHlIv
iet
luit.hinfir
from
now
Tiir.y
auk
kaiskd
reduction
of
taxes
is
no
different
in
this
election
j
campaign
than
it
has
been
;
during
the
past
fourj
years
in
the
Mouse
of
Commons.
,
-
1
J
"
-
I
people,
hordes
of
ieople
skipping
;
A
famed
allergist
says
thut
through
your
life,
hardly
touch-
mothers
tend
t
keep
their
chlld-lng
(
you.
Until
you
mean
some-
ren
tuo
clean.
Hut
we
don't
need
thing
to
yourself,
you
can't
be
n
spl
,-uii.st
to
remind
us
of
the
HIS
SliOVTX
SINK
HALFWAY
into
the
mud,
an
American
soldier
pauses
weariry
in
his
task
of
digging
down
to
solid
ground
in
a
Korean
trench.
Heavy
rains
turned
trench
floors
into
slippery
beds
of
mud
during
the
last
days
of
fighting
in
the
Korean
war.
A
half-billion
dollars
is
a
lot
of
money
but
to
you
and
me,
it
represents
every
$!0
now
being
collected
by
the
Liberal
government,
instead
of
the
$9
need-d
to
be
collected.
It
is
but
a
re
CIO
Delegate
Says
Lumber
Market
'Good'
SEATTLE
(
API
The
International
president
of
the
CTO
International
Woodworkers
of
Am-
arir-u
cairl
flint
tnrinctrv
nnrf
crflV-
Money
In
The
Bar!
duction
of
the
national
budget
'
by
approximately
10
percent.
The
increases
in
the
estimates
for
non-defence
departments
for
the
coming
year
have
increased
Gold
Coasl
Youngster
Offers
Black
Money
in
Exchange
for
Material
from
15
percent
to
20
percent.
The.
Liberal
government
has
the
credit
side
of
publicity
for
this
city
must
ON
be
listed
the
work
being
undertaken
by
the
Prince
Rupert
public
relations
council.
At
a
time
when
there
are
some
who
are
indifferent
to
the
prood
name
of
the
city,
or
deliberately
conspiring
to
bring
it
into
disrepute,
it
is
refreshing
to
note
the
presence
of
a
group
whose
sole
purpose
is
to
make
that
name
even
better.
With
the
city
council
itself
represented
in
the
new
organization,
this
is
a
community
effort
in
the
broadest
sense.
Through
its
operations,
thousands
orTthe
outside
are
going
to
hear
of
the
attractions
that
Prince
Rupert
and
district
have
to
offer.
In
addition
to
city
representation,
there
are
members
on
the
council
from
the
two
Chambers
of
Commerce
and
the
museum
board.
While
participation
of
the
first
two
bodies
can
be
readily
understood,
inclusion
of
the
museum
board
may
be
less
obvious.
The
question
could
be
asked
as
to
what
earthly
interest
in
such
an
undertaking
has
a
museum
which,
'after
all,
is
primarily
concerned
with
collecting
rare
and
distinctive
treasures.
The
answer
is
that
our
museum
is
also
interested
in
collecting
visitors
and,
eventually,
more
funds
to
improve
its
appearance.
Those
guiding
its
affairs
have
no
intention
of
getting
lost
behind
an
assortment
of
dusty
relics
which
no
one
but
a
few
zealous
students
of
Indian
culture
will
ever
see.
On
the
contrary,
their
plan
is
to
bring
the
museum
to
a'
popular
level
where
it
will
become
known
as
a
Prince
Rupert
specialty
which
all
should
enjoy.
While
helping
to
promote
this
in
every
way
it
can,
the
public
relations
council
will
advertise
the
district
as
a
whole
as
a
pleasant
place
to
visit
and,
for
those
who
may
be
interested,
to
settle
in.
Letters
are
being
recived
continually
from
persons
who
think
this
might
be
a
good
spot
for
a
home.
It
is
a
good
spot,
and
we
should
be
able
to
reply
vjth
every
assurance
that
the
idea
merits.
get
on
with
the
business'
of
boosting
.
Prince
Rupert,
not
despoiling
it,
,
A'hen
used
with
respect
to
a
venture
of
it-kind,
the
term
"money
In
the
bank"
usual:
ineaur
that
the
venture
cannot
W!p
br
sii'ceed.
Wc
use
the
term
In
this
sense
:.;
reference
to
Canadian
Investment
BW
Lit
Ownership
of
Canadian
Investment
Fu.-.ii
.:
EDMONTON
(CP)
A
in
Africa's
Gold
Coast
as-
promised
to
spend
this
year
the
sum
of
six
million
dollars
a
day
of
your
money
on
non-defence
correspondent,
a
14-year-old
boy
'
;.
in
Nigeria,
advising
him
on
jempwnt
surveys
reporting
a
dan-o..v,iorvhir.
,hi,.h
o,,.M
en.
gerous
decline
in
the
lumljer
expenditures
a
million
dollars
,
tonished
Alberta
Travel
Bureau
j
able
him
tQ
study
ln
tne
Unit(d
,
market
are
wrong
and
the
In
a
day
more
than
they
spent
last
officials
by
offering
a
black
!
,etateg
and
Canada.
Ten
years
j
dutT
can
support
a
5-ren
cent
represent.1'
ownership
of
nil
expertly
tupmi.:'
year.
1
monkey
skin
in
exchange
for
later,
he
received
word
from
ttv;
;
uy
'
'or
lumut
1
ui
.a.
1
materials
and
circulars.
To
make
boy
that
he
was
in
the
United
j
A.
F.
liaitung
told
delegates
to
interest
in
over
00
of
Canada's
stror
companies.
And
under
our
economic
sy.'ie
an
Investment
In
over
00
of
Canjci'
i
States
and
would
be
coming
to
:
iiic
eigiuri
annual
convention
01
Canada
for
a
visit.
!
the
union's
Washington-Oregon
Among
the
manv
letter
con-
1
Plywood
District
that
"condition
.strongest
companies
Ls
tantamount
to
i
But
with
that
million
dollars
a
day
extra,
what
are
you,
the
taxpayer,
getting
out
of
it?
There
is
no
proposed
increase
in
Old
Age
tensions,
in
Veterans'
Allowances,
or
In
the
Family
Allowances.
In
fact,
the
entire
Liberal
majority
voted
flown
a
resolution
on
May
11,
195.5,
t
merit
In
Canada's
future.
the
proposition
more
enticing,
he
volunteered
to
provide
some-old
stamps
in
addition.
The
bureau
promptly
answers
letters,
sending
books,
pamphlets
and
pictures
describing
Alberta's
industries,
geography
and
tourist
attractions.
They
stantly
arriving
the
staff
has
:
of
the
lumber
market
is
good.
We
some
particular
favorites.
One
have
every
Indication
the
lumber
from
the
Gold
Coast
started
industry
will
continue
ln
the
out
this
way:
;good,
sound
condition
we
have
stment
In
C.I.L.
is
Canadian
'
muiiey
;
I
have
the
honor
most
re-1
maintained
all
along.'
lie
quoted
from
business
publications
and
lumber
operators
to
I
get
queries
from
many
parts
of
which
requested
that
consider
spectfully
to
inform
you
that
I
want
to
befriend
you,
and
I
hope
that
you
will
nl.so
get
cheerful
too.''
lition
should
be
given
to
aeed
!
the
world.
support
his
opinion.
the
hruik."
SI
nil
coupon
(ornv
for
particular!
McMAHON
U
BURNS
41
Wol
rWr
$1.
Vmkww
1,
It
NAME
ADDRESS
,
CITY
and
blind
pensioners.
In
recent
months
hundreds
I
of
letters
have
come
from
Bpain
THAT
resolution
in
effect
re-
j
and
the
bureau
also
noted
a
Quested
the
next
Darliament
I
"surprising
number"
from
Com-
of
Canada
to
set
up
a
commit-
monwealth
countries,
especially
OPTOMETRbT
Fred
E.
Dovdie
Room
19.
1:
tone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
Campbell
said
a
greater
volume
of
publicity
now
is
being
sent
to
foreign
countries
than
ever
before.
Try
Daily
News
Want
Ads
Australia
and
New
Zealand.
I
tee
to
review
tne
whole
matter
jof
pensions.
Mr.
Abbott,
Mr.
C
Dan
E.
C.
Campbell,
director
of
the
bureau,
says
some
of
tha
D.
Howe
and
Mr.
Gardiner,
the
I
three
men
most
responsible
for
i
correspondence
brings
gratify
line
results.
collecting
money
either
by
taxes
He
wrote
to
one
Interested
or
trade,
both
foreign
and
domestic,
voted
against
that
resolution.
To
interpret
their
actions,
one
is
forced
to
the
conclusion
that
if
the
Liberal
party
is
re-elected,
these
vital
matters
will
not
be
considered.
But
remember,
the
Liberal
government
has
promised
to
FOR
.
FOR
OTTAWA
DIARY
'
By
Norman
M.
MacLeoa
i
tOU
ess.
spend
a
million
dollars
a
day
f
0'r
1
-
:
I
more
in
the
various
non-defence
'
When
nearing
the
end
of
last
I
far
short
of
the
sweep
which
the
week
s
swing
through
the
crucial
Hi
1
U
1
yvf
!
departments.
Here
are
but
two
!
Drew
forces
need
if
they
are
to
.
.
m
I
examples
of
spending
over
come
wiuuii
range
ui
power.
xy
seven
million
dollars
is
to
be
ridings
of
Ontario,
Mr.
St.
Laurent
distributed
to
the
press
correspondents
with
him
his
Itinerary
for
the
final
week
of
the
campaign.
1
It
proved
to
be
in
the
nature
of
a
surprise
document.
It
re
the
end
of
the
week
it
was
clear
j
spent
in
making
films
and
ad-to
all
those
travelling
with
him
'
vertising
displays
to
advertise
that
the
Prime
Minister
was
re-
Canada.
The
advertising
reassured
and
comfortable
in
his
thods
used
last
year
did
not
mind.
Only
a
miracle
could
beat
result
in
bigger
and
better
trade
Lb
i
him
in
the
strategic
Ontario
sec-
mariceis
ior
ims
year,
out
you
.
...
.,,.,
i
vealed
that
ln
the
home-stretch
lust
when
he
might
be
expected
tor.
True,
-that
miracle
could
be:
are
still
buying
$7
million
worth
JlipBr-UBIllXfi
MODEI
UnA-SOU
ar.jjearcrtli.i
to
turn
on
any
last
ounces
of
1
wrougni
Dy
tne
crowas
wno
were
ui
poor
uvei
using,
iiie
non-pressure
that
he
might,
be
hold-j
cold-shouldering
the
campaign
defence
departments
are
going
lng
ln
reserve,
the
Prime
Min-!
meetings.
But
he
didn't
believe
to
spend
over
$9,500,000
on
Ister
was
putting
the
campaign
that
likely.
At
any
rate,
it's
phoning,
wiring
and
mailing;
fin
a
nnrt.time
hnaia
Rnecifi-
gomethnig
about
which
he
isn't
or
nineteen
hundred
dollars
Only
$5qoo
down
9.3
cu.
ft.
capacity
Has
genuine
Deepfreeze
Freezer
Compartment,
and
'"The
Door
every
hour
of
the
day.
The
de-1
cally.he
was
taking
Tuesday,
all
,
worrying
"ECONOMICAL
"IMPROVED
1
'
IMf
;
j-t,
flav
Wednesday
'until
evenlnsr.
ifence
department
is
planning
!
loo
spending
.
another
six
millioni
dollars
for
the
same
Thing.
pnd
Sahhtay
frAitiil,!
;tha,
Stores
More".
Automatic
'defrosting.
lifetime
aluminum
shelves.
Twin
crispers.
Pat
O
Brien
Vanishes
nustings.
I
The
inference
which
the
news
correspondents
drew
was
an
ob-Jvious
one:
Mr.
St.
Laurent's
relative
unconcern
with
the
cam
Ssso
&s
mum
THE
TAX
reduction
proposed
by
the
Conservative
party
can
be
made
without
reducing
in
any
way
whatsoever
the
bene-
paign
in
its
final
stages
was
i
From
Sight
HONG
KONG
(Reuters)
Ob
servers
here
said
Michael
Pat
j
fits
under
the
present
social
'security
program,
ond
with
no
reduction
in
the
defence
pro
'
gives
mc
gram.
Certainly
the
waste
and
i
which
has
been
'
rick
O'Brien,
the
man
without
extravagance
MOMEY-SAVIUG
MILEAGE
Full
Price
$469-00
RUPERT
RADIO'
AND
ELECTRIC
313
Third
Are.
W.
Phone
644
a
country,
was
put
aboard
an
allowed
to
be
seen
by
the
oppo-airliner
for
Brazil
last
Thurs-
sition
members
leaves
a
large.
of-
day
by
Hong
Kong
police
margin
for
reduction
of
taxts
j
on
the
theory,
"a
penny
saved
is
.regarded
as
measuring
his
com-plete
confidence
In
its
outcome.
Jj
Unquestionably
that
confidence
was
bolstered
by
the
Prime
Minister's
Ontario
swing
of
the
past
,week.
Nowhere
did
he
see
visible
evidences
of
the
sweep
upon
which
the
Conservatives-
are
relying
in
their
hopes
for
power.
"True,
the
crowds
were
less
thick
than
might
have
been
desired.
"But
they
were
friendly.
And
!
reports
from
the
Drew
campaign,
which
was
criss-crossing
the
I
P.M.'s
path
throughout
the
week,
.
told
of
similarly
moderate
at-
tendances
at
the
PC
meetings.
,
It
was
evident
that
the
people
a
penny
earned."
'
More
and
more
B.C.
motorists
are
find-that
Esso
gives
mileage
economy
'
starting,
lively
power.
If
you
use
a
rcP
gives
mc
'
GREATER
POWER!"
If
you
use
a
premium
grade
gasoline,
you
can't
buy
better
premium
grade
gasoline
in
B.C.
than
improved
Esso
Extra
!
Esso
Extra
gives
more
surging
power,
more
flashing
acceleration,
finer
overall
performance
than
ever
before
!
.
The
KSrean
truce
may
it
really
mean
the
peace,
which
fleers.
O'Brien
had
asked
United
Nations
refugee
officials
to
get
him
permission
to
go
to
Brazil
as
he
shuttled
back
and
forth
between
Portuguese
Macao
and
Hang
Kong
for
11
months
on
a
lerry
boat.
(Continued
on
page
7i
eradc
gasoline,
vou
can't
make
a
beMH
in
B.C:
than
economical
Esso!
IBusinesis
He
stepped
on
land
last
Thursday
and
vanished
But
Hong
Kong
police
said
O'Btien,
who
vainly
claimed
at
i
'
were
staying
away
from
both
.
cavalcades
Impartially.
This
situation
the
Prime
Minister
in-
one
time
to
be
a
United
States
--
y7f
citizen,
had
left
the
colony.
They
gave
no
details
of
how
erpreted
as
an
augury
favorable
o
the
government.
Actually,
the
-week's
tour
re-
O'Brien
left,
nor
his
destination
CAHAIIA'S
'
O'Brien
got
stuck
on
the
ferry
boat
Lee
Hong
whils
travelling
from
Shanghai,
in
i.
vealed
as
many
shaky
PC
seats
ln
the
province
as
Liberal.
Gov-;
eminent
losses
on
a
partial
but
,
uncertain
scale
were
Indicated
.;
in
the
Toronto
area.
The
Drew
Communist
China.
Immigration
officers
refused
him
permission
to
land
and
he
was
forced
to
remain
aboard
while
friends
helped
him.
O'Brien's
wife
left
for
Brazil
several
months
ago.
When'
a
partner
dies
the
partnership
hi
automatically
dissolved
hy
law.
Thin
situation
presents
many
diflirulties,
the
greatest
of
which
is
invariably
a
shortaife
of
fash.
A
pre-arranged
Partnership
life
insurance
agreement
smooths
the
way
to
a
rapid
and
amicable
reorganization.
Ask
a
Great-West
representative
for
a
detailed
explanation
of
this
business
safeguard.
JAMES
S.
BURNS
724
Alfred
St.,
Prince
Rupert,
n.C.
.
'
Phone
Green
505
,
lorces
looKeu
strong
in
tn.
r-aui
s
and
Rosedale
and
against
CCF-er
Joe
Noseworthy
in
South
York.
But
the
Liberals
looked
good
to
'
hold
London
and
Lincoln
two
',
seats
which
should
be
the
first
to
go
in
any
Conservative
sweep.
Furthermore,
they
were
ening
Harry
White
ln
East
-erborough
and
even
Hon.
Earle
DEALER
:
Jtowe
in
Dufferln-Simcoe.
The
BIG
Cl'CLOTRON
PRETORIA,
South
Africa
CP)
Most
parts,
for
a
new
83-ton
cyclotron
to
be
Installed
here
were
built
In
different
parts
of
South
Africa.
Only
parts
which
are
mass-produced
overseas
are
being
imported
for
the
giant
machine,
to
be
used
for
nuclear
studies.
'.
possibility
was
finally
hinted
'!
that
leader
George
Drew
him
Great-West
Life
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
HEAD
OFFICK-WINMIPEG.CANADA
:
.......
-..cflr
self
would
have
the
tightest
sort
MORI
CANADIANS
USE
CSSf)
IMn
P
VTTf
A
tiiau
in.
nrufP
H'MIIJiH.ll.lfUl'IH'IH
WW.
W-l-Tin
of
squeeze
ln
Carleton.
Such
a
situation
was
obviously