I
HE
LET
ibR
BOX
-
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
land
as
frank
-as
could
be
ex-
competitive
wish
otl.i-!
pected.
I
can
assure
you
that
no
both
in
the
domestic
ai.-'l
'
to
attempt
whatsoever
has
been
port
field.
Dollar
sho
t
Tuesday.
December
15,
1553
The
Editor,
The
Daily
News:
Strange
things
continue
V
-;:
o
1
1
!
made
to
conceal
Important
Tacts
such
as
the
United
Km
through
a!
about
Uie
resent
negii'iatlons
obviously
very
anxiou
to
happen!
a
lew
years
ago,
Kn
Independent
dally
newspaper
rtevoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
korthern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
ol
Canadian
pm
Audit
Bureau
of
Clrculatlona
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
bT
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New.
Limited.
J.
f.
MAOOR,
President
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vice-President
value
for
all
dollars
r
'4
by
J
,
lj
Clmore
this
extent
the
price
of
b
,
ned
salmon
will
aiv,;-vs
a
'
factor
In
our
neaotia'iv-
the
BritLsh.
ART
SAGER,
Executive
Asiftan'
mistake
I
was
able
to
view
the
j
with
tne
uriusn
uovernmeiu.
i
bottom
of
my
own
grave
in
Fair-'
in
your
editoriTl
you
.jtate
view
cemetery.
On
Saturday
my
that
'
Perhaps
the
companies
card
of
thanks
to
my
supporters
are
asking
too
much,
but
what-was
displayed
in
the
obituary
ever
the
reason,
the
fishermen
column,
ordinarily
dedicated
to'ancj
public
are
anxiously
await-funerals,
while
ail
other
ranrtl-'!
ing
an
announcement."
The
dates'
expressions
of
thanks
question
of
the
price
at
whle'.i
Subscription
Ratea:
it
carrier
Pf
week.
25c;
per
month.
1
00:
per
year.
110
00.
V
mall
Per
month.
76c:
p,.-r
year.
18
00.
were
prominently
displayed
onisa)m0n
can
be
sold
is
naturally
the
second
page
of
your
paper,
j
related
to
the
cast
of
the
raw
Being
the
type
of
person
who
product,
processing,
financing,
refuses
to
take
everything
lying'
selling
and
other
casts.
i
down,
the
following
contains
my
;
M
you
are
wrll
aware,
this
As-
Lady
MP's
Book
MISS
MARGARET
AIT-KEN
is
a
new
member
of
the
parliament
of
Canada.
i
In
collaboration
with
Byrne
Hope
Sanders
she
has
just
published
a
new
and
lively
book
uixjut
how
she
won
her
election
1
trust
will
be
published
as
a
pointing
out
the
necessity
of
keeping
canned
salmon
prlcei
I
.
vf
'
'
'
V
1
r'
'i
part
of
this
letter:
To
the
electors:
I
sincerely
appreciate
the
vote
of
confidence
given
to
me
December
10
in
recognition
of
my
loyal
service
to
the
city
over
many
years.
Special
thanks
to
the
taxi
operators
of
the
following
mmn
i
i
numbers,
67,
70,
75,
66,
32,
99
and
555.
A
service
deeply
appreciated
by
an
old
nge
pensioner.
,
ALD.
GEORGE
B.
CASEY
SpC4,
THIS
R-OVXCE
BEER
GOBLET
is
big
enough
to
hold
two
six-ounce
Chihuahua
puppies
owned
by
Mrs.
Delia
Fields
of
Windsor,
Ont.
With
the
dogs,
tentatively
named
"Get-off-the-rarpet,"
and
"You-too,"
is
Cary
Thibert,
Mrs.
Field's
grandson.
In
the
riding
of
Yojk-Humber.
j
The
book
is
j
,'
HEY.
MA!
I
DID
IT,
Clarke
Irwin,
$2.50.
I
can't
think
of
a
nicer
Christmas
present,
especially
for
a
lady
interested
In!
public
life.
'
i
I.KT
ME
SAY
right
here
and
j
now
that
I
think
the
picture
;cn
the
front
of
the
book
is
a
I
:
bit
deceptive.
So,
for
that,
mat-1
'
ter.
is
the
title.
j
Miss
Aitken
does
not
look
at
all
like
the
kind
of
person
who
would
spontaneously
give
that
I
',
Mize-fighter's
handshake
uf
j
pig
SUNBEAM
I
.uthortred
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Pn
Offlce
Department,
Ottawa.
Canadian
Reciprocity
)KIME
MINISTER'
ST.
LAURENT
of
Canada
evidently
doesn't
want
reciprocity
with
Alaska,
n
a
speech
before
the
House
of
Commons
in
Ottawa
ic
stated
that
Canada'must
keep
for
herself
all
the
vater
power
facilities
of
the
upper
Yukon
River
m
not
grant
any
of
it
to
a
proposed
aluminum
lant
at
Skagway.
He
added
that
non-Canadians
in
the
northland
nust
realize
they
are
under
Canadian
jurisdiction.
Very
well
the
same
rule
should
be
applied
to
1'anadians
in
Alaska.
However,
the
main
tenor
of
his
talk
was
in-lirectly
in
opposition
to
a
movement
proposed
by
business
interests
in
British
Columbia
for
mutual
inter-trade
relations
between
Canada
and
Alaska,
with
the
granting
of
deep-water
ports
in
Alaska
for
Canada
and
less
red
tape
restrictions
over
the
boundary
line
between
the
two.
Perhaps
British
Columbia
and
the
Yukon
district
ought
to
join
the
United
States
so
that
they
can
pool
their
common
interests
with
Alaska.
It
might
be
well
for
the
prime
minister
to
take
another
look
at
his
"hole
card."
He
would
find
that
American
interests
and
capital
and
enterprise
have
contributed
far
more
to
Canada
than
Canada
has
to
the
United
States.
Moreover,
in
the
interchange
of
trade
relations,
Alaska
can
offer
Canada
much
more
than
it
can
offer
Alaska.
Canada
cannot
utilize
all
the
potential
or
any
part
of
the
upper
Yukon
River
power
without
an
outlet
in
Alaska.
By
denying
power
to
an
aluminum
plant
'at
Skagway
it
is
cutting
off
its
rinse
to
spite
its
face.,
As
we
have
stated
before,
reciprocity
is
a
two-way
path,
with
equal
benefits
ttj
both
sides
of
the
boundary
line.
;
WHAT
NOW,
MR.
CASEY?
I
The
Editor,
j'Ihe
Daily
News:
I
So
the
election
is
over
for
another
year
and
we
find
Mr.
Ca.sey
still
on
the
council.
Ai
!
an
ordinary
taxpayer,
may
I
ask
,a
simple
question
"Is
he
goiii(
1
to
really
try
to
co-operate
for
tne
nexi.
two
years
with
our
city
council
-or
Is
he
going
to
continue
with
his
past
methods'.'''
No
doubt
he
has
his
followers,
but
please,
Mr.
Ca.sey,
get
it
out
of
your
head
that
a
large
cross-;
section
of
the
people
want
soin-
i
self-congratulation,
as
she
is
thown
on
the
paper
cover
of
:
the
book.
!
But
maybe
I
am
wrong.
May-1
be
the
real
Miss
Aitken,
MP,
is
The
story
so
far:
Steve
and
Nancy
have
just
landed
at
the
North
Pole
in
Santa's
sleigh.
They
are
going
to
take
ev.'r
his
job
while
he
takes
a
rest
before
his
Christmas
Eve
ride.
TO
YOUR
NEW
HOME
OR
OFFICE
Commercial
or
household
furniture
moved
with
care.
Prompt,
courteous
scrvire
at
low
cost.
9
PACKING
O
CRATING
O
SHIPPING
-,
LOCAL
OK
LONG
INSTANCE
MOVING
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
Anil
STORAGE
Phone
BO
LTD.
"Leave
it
to
Lindsays"
8
0n,y
28
.95
1
not
the
one
who
sits
faithfully
and
quietly
in
the
House
of
Commons,
but
the
one
who,
as
a
journalist,
climbed
the
wall
behind
one
corner
of
Westmln-.ster
Abbey,
in
order
to
get
her
ropy
to
the
cable
office
in
time.
BUT
THE
STORY
in
the
book
...
,
,
body
in
there
to
keep
an
eye
on
Chapter
-
IV
,
peeked
over
the
edge,
and
then
councU
d()
jn
()tnpr
The
warmth
of
the
fireplace
In
popped
back
into
the
box
;
words
a
walCn
dog
Santa
Claus'
living
room
seemed
j
-j
should
havetold
you
about!
we'
have
elected
our
council
to
reach
out
to
ereet
the
child-
him
"
SanLi
snlrl
"He's
the
shvi..,uw
n.
u
.nii.n
!
contains
few
sucn
astonisntng
ren
as
Mrs
ta
ciaus
opened
jack-in-the-box
After
you've
that
thev
will
work
together
In
Arlfio
that
cnvt
.
.
J
"
-
ti
t
no
H,'
hin
a1
!
,i
I
the
door.
been
here
awhile
he
u
come
out;
harmonious
manner.
We
have
I
pnd
confounded
even
the
Lon
Mrs.
Santa
,
Claus
remintied
anrj
Say
'Hello.'
but
he
wouldn't
ajtn
jn
them
as
a
body
not
In
I
them
a
lot
of
their
Mother,
only
think
of
popping
out
of
his
box
you
alone.
The
fact
that
you
got
I
older.
She
wore
a
long,
red
dress
without
being
introduced
first,
i
jn
by
the
skin
of
your
teeth
j
trimmed
in
white.
;
-Here
w
someone
else
I
want
bears
evidence
to
this
fact.
:
-
"So
you're
Steve
and
Nancy,"
t
)n
mppt
Thu
dnn
h.ls
hnd
a
i
come
on.
Mr.
George
B.
Ca.sey.
don
bobbies.
It
is,
I
think,
the
most
peculiar
book
ever
written
about
politics
in
Canada.
It
gives
a
i
close-up
view
of
the
actual
election,
from
me-
the
she
said'
"1U
m
you
are
chnM
old
for
years.
We've
tried
every
in
the
Interests
of
Prince
Rupert;
i
chanics
of
an
io
me
uuue
juivc
mi
jj"i
"""f.".
:
Wav
we
know
to
cure
her.
but
to
gei
mat
cnip
on
your
miuuiik
.
lime
iiiai
me
juu.ij
mujr
.
u
no
avail.
She
was
supposed
to
be
and
put
forth
an
honest
effort.'
propositioned
to
run,
till
the
!
1
"
'uu
',v'"c
"
HAVE
A
'"'
!
aoii.
tmi
wnen
you
oena
.r.w,.,
time
she
was
finally
declared
.
,
.
.
,.
n"ni?
;
1,KV?hn,e.Camr?.bva
a
"nilr8
her
over-
inst"R'1
ot
CTym-
the
winner,
after
a
recount."
'
shei,
.
...
1
she
said'
M
ce
tns
cnoloclate'
Ihe
Editor.
Of
course
the
story
would
not
sneezes.
I've
waited
and
waited
j
apply
to
all
Parties
and
to'
all
taliHy
Is
nice
of
you
to
come;for
a
mUe
gir)
t0
ask
me
for
a
'
The
Dally
News:
I
parts
of
Canada
But
It
is
a
!
UP
here
to
Blve
Santa
Claus
a
sneezing
doll,
but
so
far
no
one'
In
your
editorial
of
November-lively
and
highly
instructive
rest-
Santa
works
so
hard
just
;
has
Perhaps
it's
just
as
well,
for
1
24th
entitled
"MarkeU
For
BC.
j
j
,,.
nr,f
of
it
hot
before
Christmas
that
he
always
tiro
nfiiiiHn'f
?int
tn
civp
ipr
rniri
Salmon?"
you
make
the
infer-
.
KETCHIKAN
DAILY
NEWS
.1
:does
happen
before
and
after
!
seems
to
have
a
lew
sniuies
pe-
-
tQ
anyone
ei.e
.
v.ould
we?"
I
the
nomination
of
a
party
can-1
fore
he
leaves
on
the
long
trip,
j
e
everyone
was
And
after
he
gets
back,
he
has
i
didate.
.
!
th
witn
lneir
chocolate
and
;
such
a
bad
0'd
I
haye
to
eePjWhiie
Mrs.
Santa
was
gathering
i
IF
THE
political
professionals
1
him
bed
for
days.
,
th
dlnpS
Sar,ta
m
a
long,
read
i
u....
Aitken's
ik,
boo;
k,.
Whilo
wnne
Steve
bteve
and
ana
nancy
Nancv
were
were
.
.."
.
.'
..
.
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
urn
Mtmr)
U
Margaret
)
Ulin
Pl"e,
ioiik
a
couple
oi
puns,
.
wi
n
.-
..
t
1
'.
,
.
-
,
r
in
,r
any
arm
numbers,
mimharo
few
n
0?
-
inom
them
!
'UiiiiniiiK
drinking
their
liicii
LUUk.utaii;
cnocoiaie
mey
utt.
A
Caliornian.
who
had
ence
that
the
fishing
companies
j
or
the
Association
are
withhold-
j
ing
information
with
regaid
to',
the
possibility
of
a
sale
to
the
i
United
Kingdom.
.
I
would
like
to
point
out
that
;ur
chairman,
Mr.
J.
M.
Buciian-:
an.
who
has
just
returned
fro'rt
j
Britain,
is
quoted
as
saying
that
"while
no
specific
agreement
t
was
reached,
the
trip
can
be
con-
!
sidered
successful
in
that
we
j
were
able
to
establish
a
good
'
'
foundation
for
future
tradmg.
ni-
xcii.pscv
waucu
it
ciitt.jei.Ktr.
...
ana
saiu.
weu,
l
suuuuse
vuu
ready
wed
twice
will
be
in
much
doubt
as
to
why
1
were
looking
arouna
me
room.
,
recently
an-
There
was
a
fight
but
this
tkne
!
arg
bo(h
anxious
t0
take
over
your..".
W&?&?J.
she
won
out.
.It
was
the
strangest
and
oy
iar
i
your
duties
as
Santa
Claus
nounceu
ner
engagement
io
jacK
rn
a
court
room,
instead
of
a
Dempsey.
She
had
at
last
met
a
'ring.
The
Manassa
Mauler
and
real
man.
Since
then
develop-
challenger
were
in
excellent
She
had
several
great
assets.
I
the
nicest
room
they
had
ever
But
chief
of
these
assets
was;sen.
It
was
decorated
with
toys,
moneyj
q
!
"Nancy,
I
think
I'll
put
you
In
:
charge
of
the
books
of
names
of
'all
he
little
hovs
nnri
firk.
Rut.
that
20
newspaperwomen,
or
'
mostly
real
old
toys.
rrkents
have
appeared.
Mrs.
shape.
The
challenger
won.
"
.
ft
Here
is
a
description
of
the
Santa,
who
was
sitting
next
to
you
mustn't
spend
all
your
time
Nancy,
couldn't
help
but
notice
-
inWir,
..
thp
nam(..
v..ur
.perfect
barman,
according
to
the
Mr.
Fraser,
our
"f
HI"""!-'
Industrial
rep
1
,..1U4
frnm
.
"
..
.
.
.'
!
others
with
similar
background,
worked
rain
or
shine
as
volunteer
house-to-house
canvassers.
That
is
the
kind
of
,
a
"machine"
which
money
;
literally
ur
...
piaymates
to
see
n
tneyve
been
resentatlve,
carried
out
a
thor-
L
a,n,mner
,
,
.
,
.
good
or
bad.
My
first
assistant
qUgn
survey
of
plants
munuiac-"You
eh?
like
my
playthings,
.Tlnicer
is
In
charge
of
the
books
,.,.,
nn
"
equipment
and
LATEST
REPORT
,
,
Allt
your
lnvaitmRt
Dalf
tot
Im
lalftt
Hupti
9n4
PriMctMt
of
cannot
buy
this
will
prove
of
great
help
to
The
book
gives
some
really
witty
sidelights
about
the
experiences
of
these
canvassers.
'
Lemoi
Hart
i
it
ntt."
ordinary
rum!
Itj
distinctive
flavor
and
bouquet
are
the
result
of
itj
being
matured
undef
bond
in
those
great
Port
of
London
underground
vaults,
which
for
centuries
hove
been
the
cradle
of
fine
'
winei
and
spirits,
lemon
Hart
i
recognized
aj
the
finest
of
Britain'j
-
imported
rum
.
.
.
blended
with
traditional
skill
from
Demerara
Rum.
Enjoy
it
today
vu,..uicmtu.
now
DUt
ne
needs
a
resi
as
mucn
He
stood
up,
pointing
to
a
as
I
do.
If
you
are
ready
let's
go
clock.
"See
that."
he
said.
"That
to
Tinker's
cottage
where
the
big
Is
the
first
cuckoo
clock.
It
has
books
are
kept."
a
real
cuckoo
that
comes
out
and
Irish
Licensing
WorM:
He
is
not
a
university
graduate,
but
he
is
well
read
and
Intelligent;
he
is
at
once
politician
and
diplomat
and
judge
and
jury;
he
can
be
friendly
without
being
intimate;
he
can
flatter
his
customers
without
being
false;
he
can
be
humble
without
being
servile:
and
he
can
be
silent
without
being
aloof
or
talk
at
length
without
being
garrullous.
our
companies
when
buyin?
BritLsh
goods.
As
for
the
possibility
of
futur?
ales
of
canned
salmon,,
I
can
only
say
that
we
found
amp.e
vidence
of
the
popularity
of
our
product
and
I
am
personally
quite
hopeful
of
renewing,
to
tells
us
the
hours.
I've
never
been
(Tomorrow:
The
Red
Ink
River)
One
housewife
Was
all
ready
with
the
glad-hand
for
Margaret
Aitken,
because,
she
said,
"I
listen
to
her
every
day
on
the
radio."
She
had
confused
Margaret
I
8
hie,
to
figure
out
how
he
knows
iust
when
to
poke
his
head
out,
but
he's
never
slow.
You
don't
have
to
wind
him
like
most
cuckoo
clocks,
but
then
there's
Hudson's
Bay
Aitken
with
Kate
Aitken.
QUVS
ICrrOCG
LOt
i
trade
we
once
enjoyed."
The
authoress
MP
tells
the
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
ll.
c
l
i
Bearing
In
mind
the
purpose
of
the
trip
to
the
United
Km
dom,
thl.s
statement
ts
as
cfeur
rvmtrnl
r.nanl
or
nv
the
Government
of
British
ft'l"
CALVIN
BULLOCK
best
Joke
on
herself
though.
She
the
cost
of
birdseed."
herself
personally
canvassed
the
Juet
then
there
was
an
awful
heine
of
her
main
opponent
commotion
over
in
a
corner
of
the
Liberal.
-the.,
room,
growling
and
clawlni?.
-,rre
-Libere"-ancUrlat'wlfe
I
'
.
;sfve
said,
"Mv,
what
Is
tha'
?"
was
so
nice
to
the
canvasser
j
j'That.'s,
a
teddy
bear.
,
.
A
wild
that
the
canvasser
(the
ores-
Lm
Minfmir
Mriuhunn-n
TERRACE
A
business
district
property
hre
has
been
purchased
by
the
Hudson's
Bay
Company.
.
..
,
--
'
.'.
'
Th"?
corner
lot,
a
main
business
intersection
at
Lakelse
Avenue
f'ftiet''C'r,'
:rtf
'
rs"tt
tytmAnif
G(iKvt't'''''t'
f""
i
And
more
than
the
candidates
are
telling
things
to
one
another.
.There
is
such
an
individual
as
a
supporter.
Prince
Rupert,
it
would
appear,
has
plenty
this
eftioriVH'ftrstjriaiitie
rfc
praised
and
roundly
criticized.
He's
a
dictator
or
worse.
Has
he
ever
done
anything
to
make
him
remembered.
Think
of
the
money
he'll
help
save
in
the
next
few
'
k
Eli
ent
Conservative
MP)
put
down
nice
ouiet
fellows,
but
not
this
and
Kalum
Street,
was
purehas
What
(Ver
wfeman
ed
from
1
gel
Sargent
and
Ernie
Robin.
"C
opposite
the
name
of
that
!
one.
i'Ve
had
him
for
years
try-particular
family
the
"C"
;
inK
to
tame
him.
He's
quite
well
meaning
-
a
sure
Conservative
,
behaved
now
around
Mrs.
Santa
V
vote.
!
and
me,
but
when
he
sees
strangers
he
still
gives
a
growl
For
Top
The
development
of
a
marl-time
museum
for
British
Colum-
bia
is
being
featured
in
the
south
Ford
Captures
Service
and
quality
coast
press,
and
this
might
well
be
emulated
here
and
elsewhere
in
the
north.
-Ever
since
Prince
Rupert
began
maritime
matters
have
been
active.
Ships
and
shinping
have
meant
much,
and
or
two
to
show
off.
I
put
him
in
his
cane
when
I
decided
to
fetch
you,
and
he's
been
pouting
all
day."
Nancy
finished
her
chocolate
and
walked
over
to
a
table
nearby.
"Look,
Steve,"
she
said,
"A
jack-in-the-box."
And
with
that
she
flipped
the
switch
on
the
lid
and
the
cover
popped
off.
Instead
of
a
jack-in-the-box
popping
out,
however,
a
tousled
little
head
and
a
pair
of
eyes
Miami
Tourney
MIAMI,
Fla.
Youthful
Doug
Ford,
the
most
consistent
golfer
of
the
1953
professional
campaign,
whipped
the
veteran
Sam
Snead
in
a
torrid
two-man
battle
over
the
final
38-hole
stretch
Sunday
to
win
the
$10,000
Miami
Open
tournament.
GENERAL
ELECTRK
as
the
growing
city
expands,
this
will
be
more
clearly
seen.
croftmanship
at
reasonable
prices
Call
Blue
881
days,
101
evenings.
m
r
'
The
Queen
and
Duke
of.
Edinburgh
crossed
the
line
last
Friday,
away
down
in
the
South
Pacific.
The
occasion
was
p.
highly
special
one.
Unlike
the
;
Caribbean
visit,
where
no
one
splashed
water
on
Her
Majesty
;
an
sh
splashed
back,
and
no
F-90
Sreom
Iron
$24-50
SPENCE
&
MATUIK
General
Painting
Contractors
body
dreamed
of
painting
the.
1
duke's
nose
a
strong
scarlet,
no
;
one
felt
bored.
This
time
laugh-
!
ter
was
heard
loud
enough
to
be
:
heard
the
ship's
length.
i
mm.m
1
If
Slippers
This
Christmas
"...
lucky
The
person
to
f
ind
a
pair
under
the
tree
MEN'S
Operas,
Romeos,
Felts.
Fleece
Lined
LADIES'
Moccasins,
Wedgies,
Mules,
Felts,
Slings
Fleece
Lined
CHILDREN'S
Adorable
Animal
Slippers,
Moccasins,
Romeos,
Felts.
Fleece
Lined.
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GE
KETTLE
.
.
.
fast
boiling
electric
kettle
will
earn
a
special
"thank
you"
from
someone
on
your
gift
list.
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