Ray.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
2
As
I
See
It
Thursday,
April
9,
1953
SiRil
in
a
Jowrry
pnwnhop:
vtuva
warn
e
iarj
ii.snrrmi-n
,
lliimerit
a
fpw
v
Learn
the
true
value
of
money
;
Mnicrate
In
Mersite
Strultt,
al-!
amiounreii
the
try
to
borrow
some
"
Itht.
H'.h
many
a
Canadian
ha
of
what
ar
Car
an
In
f
(jndH
omiy
newspaper
d
Toted
to
the
upbuilding
of
FTlnoa
Rupen
Mid
Northern
nd
Central
British
Columbia.
Urmur
of
Canadian
Prss
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation
Canadian
Dally
Ne-spaper
Association.
Published
by
Tie
Prince
Rupert
Dally
Newa
Llmltaa
t.
T.
IUUOR,
Prerident
H.
Q.
PERRY.
Vlce-malatnt
jttie
inipresslon
they
have
no
waters
in
Once
mion
a
tune
the
EnRllsh
,
bu.slnow,
therf.
All
the
same,
'
'
"
that
still
nllu
niaKalne
Punch
could
be
txiut-ht
;
"malm
,
in
Prlnee
Kupert
new
Ma.ut,
""V
J
r
at
U.rd
knows
Wl
m
WU
This
was
long
U.
Rut
nevorthe-
!
F,d'rl
Par-
body
knew.
UkJ'I
;.
;.7.AJ
L
4
:
ore
IB
i
-
.
..
?
v.
.v
...
.-
Subscription
Ratu:
Bf
carrier-l'r
win.
asc;
par
montb
l.0t.;
per
year.
S10.00
hi
mall
Pi
uionUi.
14c,
per
year,
as.uo
less,
what
sounds
like
a
Ilttltl
rnuliou.i
luunhler
ran
be
faintly
lienrd
every
few
months.
From
War
to
Peace
GOOH
FOK
TOM!
A
policeman's
ioi,
in
not
always
A.
l
Ilia
ju0
rtf
Turn
IT
NOW
looks
as
if
paee
is
about
to
break
OUt,
u-rijter
of
London
is
an
cxrep-
temporarilv
at
least.
ll0'1
Tow-
WV
"
elcops'
Wtt,i
1
-
looking
for
John
Christie,
aus-
-r
-;.,:ikt
VV
i
!
I
see
no
8in
that
North
Am-
wt
in
the
lx
dead
women
af-
GIRLS'
DRESSES
I
t
if
m
erlca
Is
prepared
for
peace
On
(nir
He
had
applied
for
proino-the
other
hand,
I
a,
plenty
of
tion
ftn(i
mjus
told
he
wan
unfit
Jiias
that
If
peace
came
ow-1
wear
three
.'.rlpes
fm
time
nlKht
the
whole
economy
of
the
aler,
wt,ile
on
patrol
he
arrested
U.6
nilnht
alump.
;
ft
qulel
iu)e
mHn
W10
turned
out
It
seem
to
me
you
could
pic-:
to
be
Christie.
So
Unit's
that
ture
Uncle
Sam
and
Uncle
Joe
Tom
has
become
a
national
hero
as
two
heavyweiuht
wrestler.-,
and
his
name
glows
among
the
who
have
been
grunUntt
and
annals
of
Scotland
Yard.
Broanlnir
for
years
to
nee
who
Smortly
.fyled
drosses
for
tittle
girls
Imported
from
U
S
A.
.
.
Criskoy's
Piques,
Prints,
etc.
Woihoble.
Sizes
1
to
3
years
..
Ii
could
throw
the
other
fellow
But
suddenly
the
pressure
Is
released
from
Uncle
Joe's,
side
Un
real
life
by
death)
Unle&s
Uncle
Sam
is
careful,
he
can
full
forward,
flat
on
his
fuce.
MORI-:
S(
IIOOI.HOV
IIOWI.KKS
Henry
VUI
had
an
abbe.is
on
liLs
ic.ee
which
niade
walkinit
wewhat
difficult
Cleopatra
ended
a
remarkable
lile
rather
curiously.
She
was
blUen
by
an
VESKITS
SPLENDOR
AND
PAGEANTRY
will
be
the
order
during
the
Cor-
'the
GREAT
FACT
we
must
aspidistra.
American
Corduroy
in
every
color.
Elojticiifcd
wu
i
st
bond
with
snap
fast
ener
Sizes
S-M-L.
Soeciat
25
oration
ceremonies
in
i-onuon
next
June.
Among
the
colorful
j
never
forget
Is
that
since
lsiitf;
jtliuriiwKi
aa
ond
class
r.-.all
b
Uio
Poat
Office
Department.
Ottawa,
Concerts
Here
to
Stay
j
AST
NIGHT
the
curtain
was
rung
down
on
the
L
last
of
the
Alaska
Music
Trail
concerts
for
this
suason.
The
applause
that
followed
the
final
encore
was
a
tribute
to
tenor-
Raymond
Manton,
but
"indirectly
it
was
also
an
expression
of
appreciation
'
for,
the
group
which
has
steered
the
series
through
che
most
successful
period
since
its
inception.
Despite
the
wide
appreciation
of
good
music
here,
it
is
not
easy
to
put
on
concerts
which
will
not
unly
give
enjoyment
but
show
profitable
financial
return
as
well.
The
latter
is
essential
as
it
helps
to
balance
off
the
heavy
expenditures
the
Civic
Centre
must
make
to
maintain
the
facilities
which
add
so
much
to
our
general
pleasure.
By
dint
of
experiment
and
a
certain
amount
of
disappointing
experience,-
those
who
volunteered
their
time
to
organize
the
concerts
have,
with
the
unsparing
help
of
the
Civic
Centre
staff,
brought
the
concerts
to
a
level
where
they
are
paying
as
well
as
pleasing.
Because
this
has
been
accomplished,
Prince
Rupert
can
look
forward
with
the
warming
thought
that
the
Alaska
Music
Trail
concerts
are
here
to
stay.
.
There
is
only
one
way
of
saying
it
to
those
who
have
made
this
possible
Thank
you.
Retirement
Leaves
a
Gap
of
Ed
Kenney
from
B.C.
politics
RETIREMENT
'
brings
to
an
end
as
far
as
one
can
see
at
this
point
a
career
made
notable
by
outstanding,
though
sometimes
controversial,
accomplishment.
Mr.
Kenney
was
handed
the
important
portfolio
of
Minister
of
Lands
and
Forests
at
a
time
when
the
natural
resources
of
this
province
were
Vcomintr
recognized
bv
industry
as
one
of
the
array
will
be
these
Gentlemen-At-Arms.
whose
sole
duty
Is
to
guard
the
sovereign
at
all
cere.nonial
occasions.
Here
they
are
in
full
dress
uniform,
complete
with
white
gauntlets.
the
western
world
mw
never
There
mu.st
be
many
worth-been
able
to
give
all
1U'
people
while
atorlea
remembered
by
old
Jobs,
nor
distribute
Its
full
pro-
timers
Before
they
are
fornol-ductlon.
except
In
time
of
war.
wn
or
someone
dies,
see
to
It
It
U
a
fact
beyond
all
sen-
that
they
are
told
and
filed
away
ous
argument-that
the
western
(()r
u,se
ln
mo
date
of
Vrlnve
nations
never
did
recover
f
roni
,
nuperfs
anniversary
Tell
your
the
Oreat
Depression
until
the
ttnd
do
H
Il()w
A
p,,WPrfui
coming
of
Ilitler-and
tl
ot
of
choice
nu.
amusinn.
a
armament
race
he
started
well
tIue
and
pa,
ltr
The
Inevitable
end
of
thal.rau.(l
Dart
of
local
hl.-it.iry.
t.t
KNITTED
SUITS
Lcdics'
Buucle
Knitted
Suits
in
a
nice
range
of
colors
for
Spring
Western
Europe
Still
Bewildered
With
'Somersaults'
in
Soviet
Policy
29
s
ir.d
Summer.
See
these
for
Value
Sues
14
to
18
ed
the
immediate
threat
of
an
;
race
was
Hitler's
war.
But
the
,
quite
possible.
,
East-West
conflict.
1
end
of
that
Hitler
war
was
fid-!
By
TOM
OflllLTRKE
LONDON
i
API
Western
Eu-
Voice
has
been
given
also
followed
by
the
new
"threat
of
rtin
tho
onnaront
enmma
i
il
t
H,
vri
riK
rt
nthpr
thpnriii
rano-
!
nlAiilv"
Ini
mnnv
nncnlri
Hfwll
vt'AI.ITl
l)r
Mr.Kt
1
,
in
Soviet
domestic
and
foreign
'
ing
from
the
rosiest
optimism
to;
Had
It
not
been
for
the
"cold
i
Sign
beside
a
cattle
guard
In
policy,
but
there
are
signs
of
the
darkest
pessimism
Unques-
war"
forced
by
almost
incrcd-
Nebraska;
"Drive
Carefully
hope
that
the
long
winter
of
tionably
the
atmosphere
injible
Russian
truculcnce.
mot
The
life
you
save
may
be
next
the
cold
war
is
nearing
an
end.
I
Western
Europe
has
changed,
j
economists
believe
North
Am-
year's
T-Hone
steak.
"
VTnl.Vn
AfftnA
fl.
,
fr,
,t
U'ft.l
1
,1
t
nn
B
tITl
In
'
WnilM
1,1
mt
l(ni
tlQl'A
-
-
-
NYLON
BLOUSES
100'
,
Nylon
Tricot
Clauses
in
White
and
Colors
Several
styles
to
choose
from.
Sizes
12
to
18
2s
cials
nor
men
in
the
street
know
have
taken
on
a
more-clvtlUol
'
f
ed
an
economic
crisis
at
leat
:
'
definitely
the
complex
motives
tone.
as
deep
as
that
which
produced
behind
the
Kremlin's
concilia-
However,
for
every
expression
;
the
stock
market
slump
of
1020
tory
moves.
But
this
half-form-
0f
hope
there
are
warnings
from'
ed
theory
is
gaining
ground:
i
public
men
and
newspapers
tell-;
WHERE
over-(!)Hmiaie
doctrt-
"T.T
'.'
Stalin
s
aeatn
may
nave
remov-
jn?
the
people
or
the
west
10
.;
nalre
Marxians
go
wrong-
m
A
r
m
J
L
OTTAWA
keep
alert
and
not
"lower
thetrjand
where
evert
many
mild
so-
guard.
jcial
democrats
In
the
CCP
art-
Lord
Beaverbrook's
Sundayioff
the
N
am-B
this;
Express
summed
It
up
with
this
;
They
assume
that
because
quotation
from
"Alice
Through
;
there
wa)
a
big
crash
of
102J
the
IXKiking-Olass";
(there
must
necessarily
be
an
CREPE
BLOUSES
Washable
Ceoe
Blouses
in
White
and
Colors.
Long
sleeves,
pearl
buttons.
Fxceofsoncl
value.
Sues
14
to
20
2s
'i
I
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeod
'
Why.
sometimes
I've
believed
;
even
blpper
crash
of
195
,
Th:it
as
many
as
six
impossible
things
i
assumption
takes
lor
grant'
before
breakfast."
that
USA
and
Canada
hav.
-hi;
n.niv:J.LLi
i
Th
nm
npviniivr
anirf
erti-
Isarned
nothing
In
a
tragic
;
The
Issue
which
Is
serving
principally
as
the
political
football
of
the
moment
is
Korean
peace
If
It
comes,
will
it
slow
down
the
St.
Laurent
Government's
election
plans,
or
will
It
expedite
them?
torlally:
quarter
century.
It
Just
Is
not
"A
revolution
has
taken
place
j
,rue
ln
Russia
since
Stalin's
death.'
Actually,
the
very
dilemma
A
revolution
in
policy.
(that
faces
the
western
nations
i
"The
aaresive
actions,
the
may
soon
compstl
them
to
take
HALF
SLIPS
Ladies'
Crepe
Half
Slios
with
wide
lace
triT
Elastic
waistband
yes
26-30
rnld
rejection
of
Western
over-;
a
drastic,
bold
tiew
step
which
That's
tne
question
to
which
could
give
us
the
great,
w-U-1
lures
for
a
peaceful
understand-!
a
M
political
parties
In
the
Capi-
threads
th-t
advance
In
our
entire
hi.-tory
the
bitter
tal
Lai
including
'
the
rank-and-file
ing.
Mh,
marked
Rula1
foreign
policy
We
can
do
all
this
by
adaptin:
.,..,
have
been
repiarea
oy
soft
I
war
techniques
to
peace,
and
and
j
6uppo.se
that,
when
pi
a'-e
;
irrnm
thp
.tnrinnint
of
the
words,
conciliatory
gestures,
Eastern
overtures
for
peace."
j
comes,
the
governments
of
ttK
government,
there
are
arguments
Knth
m.i
ra.it
ttin
T
ihflrnl
ViidVt
The
Sunday
Ob.-ierver
spoke
of
.western
countr!-s
keep
right
on
BRASSIERES
F
rench
style
brassieres
in
good
quality
satm.
Sues
32
to
-0
Ii
I
command
hasn't
indicated
to
premier
ueorgi
,.hi,u.
.r
u,
J
the
k
u
Hitler
w
hot
.
war
,
anl
wondered
hrough
ing
the
slate
It
,
!
which
of
the
two
views
It
in-
cleah(
to
change
the
the
Stalin
cold
war
namel,.
whether
the
move
clineR
Nor
is
it
likelv
to
Ud
Its
'ir
mil
leave's
Stalin
line
arose
from
reasons
supply
.
government
guaran-
'hand
the
"
er
That
"
H
-
!"
.!?!
m.
L
of
conviction
or
reasons
of
ex-
;
teed-in-advance
market
for
the
n
up
io
w.r
,
Hin,.
I.
f
ho
!
iitnnt
nf
their
nations.
who
comprise
the
Boards
of
strategy
of
the
different
parties
reason,
the
new
bosses
of
the
j
Bppose
instead
of
building
Kremlin
may
need
to
restors
droves
of
nlanes.
or
rockets,
wi-
to
do
a
little
hiRh-class
crystal-
mrirnle
in
Russia
and
the
satel
I
ih
Kimi1rMl
of
thmutnnds
of
great
wonders
of
the
modern
world.
.
That
was
just
over
eight
years
ago.
Until
the
defeat
of
the
government
last
June,
the
peppery
little
legislator
from
Terrace
bore
the
awesome
responsibility
of
being
real
estate
agent
on
the
public's
behalf
for
this
incredibly
vast
and
valuable
property.
The
crucial
test
came
in
the
latter
part
of
his
term
when
the
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
expressed
interest
in
spending
millions
of
dollars
on
a
hydro-power
development
in
the
northern
coastal
range.
Mr.
Kenney
closed
the
deal
which
led
to
the
project
now
underway
at
Kemano
and
Kitimat,
and
with
which
his
name
will
forever
be
associated
in
the
form
of
the
giant
Kenney
Dam
at
Nechako.
There
are
those
who
say
he
did
not
drive
a
hard
enough
bargain.
There
are
others
who
maintain
he
skillfully
clinched
an
enormous
business
for
B.C.
which
might
have
gone
elsewhere.
There
is
no
call
to
rehash
that
now.
It
has
all
been
argued
before.
ThM
point
is
tthat,
unmotivated!
by
personal
profit,
Mr.
Kenney
did
what
he
considered
right
for
the
province.
Not
many
of
his
critics
can
claim
to
have
reached
a
position
in
public
service
where
it
mattered
whether
their
decisions
were
right
or
not.
Even
though
the
last
year
has
been
an
anticlimax
in
his
political
career,
this
native
Maritime
can
look
back
on
a
life
of
usefulness
to
his
adopted
province
on
the
Pacific,
and
particularly
to
this
piece
of
it.
V
It
is
hoped
that
he
will
remain
long
in
these
parts
and
that
some
of
the
younger
constituents
hx-aded
into
public
life
will
pick
up
a
few
lessons
on
the
way
from
the
respected
old
master
in
their
midst.
ga'J18
11
tes,
ease
the
stress
of
the
cold
n0VI
homes,
bathtufts.
stoves,
l.
The
frank
nope
amongst
most
wnr
put
,he
west
off
guard
?efrigerators
Suppose
Instead
of
the
Liberal
MPs
Is
that
the
'"..
k
..
,nr
h.
m
CLEARING
LADIES'
SKIRTS
Ladies'
Skirts
reduced
from
our
regular
stock.
Good
assortment
of
colors
In
Gabardines,
PiC
and
Pic'i,
etc.
Sizes
12
to
20
UI
IIUtlUllIK
Mull"'
wv,.,
...
uniform
we
build
new
hospitals.
4
Skilled
Engine
Tune
Up
Fouled
plugs
-
poo.
compress
Ion
-
a
tiiU-artjusted
carburetor
.
.
,
they
all
contribute
to
rapid
eri(tne
wear.
That's
why
you
SAVE
In'
THE
LONG
ItlN
when
you
have
us
tune
your
engine
regularly.
Drive
up,
today!
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
"The
Home
(if
J-rientny
Serine'
nehools.
Suppose
we
lake
a
Hr
Hon
of
the
money
now
spent
n
advent
of
peace
In
Korea
would
influence
the
St.
Laurent
Government
to
delay
the
general
election
until
spring
of
next
j
year.
Their
argument
Is
that
(peace
ln
Korea
will
result
in
a
i
major
cut
in
government
defence
spending,
which
will
be
reflected
in
next
winter's
budget.
In
the
lUr
VUIIfca.
Ul
KUiin,
"I"
that
on
superb
highways,
pipi-
oL
ETTERBOX;
i
lines
to
carry
cneap
iuhuioj
from
one
end
of
this
vast
coun-
itry
to
another.
NAME
OF
PRK
j
8upnow
in
,
WOrd
that
w.
Thf
Fdltnr
i
i,.no
mr
nn
novertv.
scarcity
light
of
that
prospect,
the
Lib
THE
UNIVERSJ
Third
Avenue
at
Sixth
Street
erais
maintain
that
it
wouia
oe
The
Dally
Newg
!
ignorance
and
disease
in
Can-'
the
part
of
political
wisdom
to
u
ls
my
understanding
that
:
ada
s
we
twice
waged
war
defer
the
election
until
the
an-
;
a
new
name
i
contemplated
for
against
Oermany
and
as
we
ticipated
tax
cut
has
been
put
tne
slyth
Avenue
park.
have
been
reluctantly
prrparins
into
effect,
so
that
the
govern.)
war
against
Russian
M
j
M
my
dire
;l0
waK.
ment
receive
due
credit
may
gpe
u
named
Bter
Qn
of
Pr,nr(.
aMres8tve
expansion.
from
the
voters
at
the
polls
all
that
ex-'
Rupert's
finest
civic-minded
j
we
can
finance
But
against
this
practical
po-
:
cmngMr.
John
McNaughton.
1
nctly
as
we
have
been
doing
It
lltlcal
argument
some
of
the
.
x
nave
not
llvpd
ln
Prln,f.
,
since
1914
actually
on
a
YOU'LL
BE
CLAD
YOU
BOUGHT
THE
BEST!
more
lar-seeing
cabinet
sources
Rupert
very
iotl(!
However.
In
-pay
as
you
go"
plan
since
1045
But
we
cannot
do
that
un
less
we
face
up
to
the
most
fundamental
question
of
nil:
Is
Abundance
a
blessing
or
a
curse?
...
........
....v..
v.1.
.
,
lne
gnori
ume
1
nave
Deen
nere
lightly
dismissed.
They
point
out
t
have
noticed
that
Mr.
Mc-that
any
sudden
drop
in
the
Naughton
is
always
ready
and
scale
of
the
government's
defence
i
able
to
"lend
a
helping
hand"
spending
ls
likely
to
bring
about
!
to
our
many
worthwhile
com-a
period
of
re-adjustment
in
in-
;
munity
projects.
His
keen
Industry
during
which
there
may
terest
ln
the
city
Is
ever
present,
be
considerable
unemployment.
I
Indeed,
as
a
token
of
our
ap-The
St.
Laurent
Cabinet
Isn't
j
precaution,
could
we
not
thank
anxious
to
take
a
chance
on
the
j
him
by
naming
this
park
Mo-date
of
a
spring.
1954,
election
Naughton
Park?
DE
LUXE
WALL
PAINT
During
the
19i2
season
25,322
vessels
locked
through
Canadian
canals,
about
800
more
than
ln
1051.
-MILESTONES-
r
DON
W.
FRASER.
Kwlnltsa
and
slide
between
Skeena
City.
coinciding
with
that
situation.
Furthermore,
Cabinet
sources
j
point
out
that
peace
ln
Korea
ls
unlikely
to
bring
about
the
drop
in
riefenee
evnenrlitureH
thnf
Ted
Smith
who
has
been
at-
OVERSTOCKED
-
40
Years
Ago
Today
.
Adair
Cass,
son
of
the
police
magistrate
has
passed
with
honors
his
final
examinations
for
the
bar-
He
had
the
additional
honor
of
standing
the
highest
ln
the
whole
class.
-
The
Prince
Oeorge
arrived
In
tending
the
Provincial
School
of
many
of
the
MPs
and
the
public
j
Technology
and
Art,
ln
Calgary
,
generally
expect.
Canada
is
com-
0""00'.
,hnt
4
,n'1
w,,t
Jf
hour,
vouch"
;
,c
uu.
cuy
on
tne
mltted
to
a
major
and
long-term
Princess
NOrah.
.
nrninun
In
h
floM.
nf
roHor
on
.
.e
lz:-""
r
v
port
with
Its
flags
at
half
mast
1
A
Yo.a
A
aviation,
and
shipbuilding
which
IU
Tears
Ago
'
Today
peace
m
Korea
will
not
affect
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Consequently,
the
margin
of
sav-Prlnca
Rupert
General
Hospital
lng
for
ta!t
c"t-backs
is
likely
to
mimi
"
imj
.
because
a
sailor
fell
overboard
;dr"
ha
rely
an
hour
before
docking.
.
."
30
Years
Ago
Today
hi.
fiiirftir'
be
(U&appointlnK.
.
...
I'''
O.
P.
Tinker
and
Arnold
Flaten
a
1
M
iverr:;
The
conclusion
ln
most
Capital
r
.net
I
itiaT
The
largest
fish
catch
of
the
expressed
regret
at
the
decision
political
circles,
therefore.
Is
that
of
Frank
Dlbb
to
withdraw
from
.peace
In
Korea
ls
more
likely
to
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was
reported
with
almost
400,000
pounds
hold
at
the
ex
rtJ0
the
directorate.
.
expedite
than
to
delay
the
com
your
en.
""
.
nlf
live
witl
t.iO'
r
1.45
change
this
morning.
,
20
Years
Ago
Today
ing
election.
The
government'
desire
to
get
In
ahead
of
any
period
of
economic
unsettlement,
however
temporary,
is
expected
Mrs.
K.
Nicholson
arrived
from
ChlUlwack
to
visit
her
daughter
and
son-in-law
Mr.
and
Mrs.
'
The
railway
line
out
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
closed
for
at
least
I
to
be
the
main
factor
operating
a
week
as
a
result
of
a
rockW.
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situation.