Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
!
See
It
Letterbox
W!r:v!ay.
Jir.
jary
28,
1953
BI
II.O
A
SKATING
KINK
atefy
n
th,
therefore
be
f
Ed.
tor.
I
Victoria
Report
...
by
J.
K.
Nesbirt
VICTORIA.
The
stage
is
now
al!
.-t
for
tho.
opening
next
Tuesday,
Feb.
3,
of
the
firt
ivin
01
B.C.'s
23rd
Legislature.
'
Ueut.-overrior
Clarence
Wal-
P
rt
iact
j
Court
UmforiB
hu
b(n'ffiml5'er-i0n!t
taken
out
o!
moth
bali
and
once
flne
h0!r"
an1
,e
6
'l!a,r,
u
lnVp-ftrteT,t
ui.
r
n.ppi
onoua
to
tb
u?cm::fliin
of
FTtae
Kopan
a-vi
S
jr:
,.-;,
b
"id
C'er.trml
Bma
Cotuanbbft.
WtnlT
of
Cj-n
F-m
Auort
B
jru
or
OmilstlcciB
J.
P.
MAGOR.
Frwdtst
H.
O.
PrRRT.
VIce-PTwKleM
Newst
"l
T:.e
l.-y
N
H
!
In
the
i;t.
:
number
arr.d
u
kat.r,f
ieiwion
Thee,"';
or
rriiice
as
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r
-"'iv
n
HT
!t-tl
IV;
p-T
imiith
SI
;
pr
yr.
SIC
00
fcy
mail
Vn
mxi.
ir
Lr
H
yUxjrlzMt
u
tfjr.n
r.A.v
tia
e
Of?'
Department.
Ocun
r-
5
r..
i
!
H
Honor
will
be
reolen-
caomei
""'.
smallish
h.--parsmenta.
IH-
oent
in
cocked
hat
and
midnight
Big
Issue
at
Stake
would
appreciate
your
pubiuhlr.
-,t
'
.
,.
.t-t,-Jr
'!
Ui,
the
foiiuwm,
in
rt
giird
to
akatlin?
,
,
1
ln
:l
-.vMons
at
the
Seal
Cove
Curling
com
n.y
Rink
j
Since
we
lr
Al
the
time
the
Curlinf
Club
!
Curling
Club
are
was
ffltmed
It
a
Jur
Intention
lon
lhat
our
furliiiK,
u,
to
make
the
rink
available
for
a
,uch
10
a.lo
tl,
,:i
certain
amount
of
skating
for
,orl
oru
skur,
l4
'chlkiren
and
adulu.
and
Oia
i
don,
in
tne
p,
t,.
.
t..
..
...
-
,iIU
further
iku-,...
.
i
Crown
No
Ditto
Mark
'"'
ruu"J
"t
)
'
1
'
blue
jacket
heavily
enrius.sd
hraui
,b
parties.
uni(
they
;..ie
citizens
have
brought
action
of
an
THE
penrlinp
ion
of;
The
c.
.
y;
Che
B.C.
Legislature
crowded
unibun
ciib.;
s
(ht
t!l0lly
TMI(
AROUSE
ROU.SF'.I)
untirf
d
ijireceflfntwl
nature
in
local
affairs
by
caus
will
surely
witness
the
ha
tV"t'.1-
&al
e
m
av
that
he
?
aeaired,
and
sceo,.
.....
'
.
tne
past,
ana
"ie
iij.-c
.
i
most
trick
.
political
foot-
cannot
conouct
his
w
busirwss
un-
,
k
Day
after
ciy
re
er..
!he
net.ipaijrr-.
'
in
work
that
this
country.
m"
leave.
He
wui
do
that,
and
?'cl",rl!
howil!g
itimuiate
rntereat
lor
a
regular
skating
surface
in
the
city.
ther.
the
skating
aejtakms
held
In
the
pant
two
seasons
serve
to
indicate
the
amount
of
patronage
that
mutht
be
expected
for
a
skating
rink.
M
LA
i
ar.d
the:r
:v
III!.
JOIIS
r.
HEARD,
head
of
tue
ajtmiiomy
department
at
tne
University
of
Toronto
and
mmtor
of
the
David
Dunlup
()bervatjry
al
Richmond
Hill,
di.t
.
r.aj
been
elected
presi-di
i.t
of
the
Royal
Astronomical
Stu'iety
tA
Caitada
He
uweU
Ir.
C
S
B
ais
of
Ottaa
has
seen
in
many
a
year.
The
background
jeeest3
that
ev-n
the
Cro'n
could
tjf
invslved
at
cocktail
parties
It
s
no
a..
rider
the
puoUc
g-.t
the
Id!
a
M
I.
A
s
and
their
wtve.s
wen!
on
or.'
great
round
of
h.iop-iV-ia
tie
minute
they
reach'.-d
the
cjp.tal
tfitn
the
formalities
electing
Tcom&s
Irwin
of
Delta
will
be
gone
through.
Mr.
I
rain
has
b--n
fulfilling
the
Speaker's
du-for
the
la-tt
ux
wek,
and
everyone
knows
he
will
be
the
Speaker,
but
this
cooked-up
elec
modation
t
,o
be
t,
skaters,
the
eitueni
Rupert
mnt
g.t.
,n
and
take
some
tWf
.
toward
establishi!,,,
,
,
skating
rink
in
the
cit;
The
Curling
CIubuiok
too
happy
to
operate
in
a
iy
sub
M
the
uiiunaio
,
t
rtnk
for
Prince
Rupen
exixvtiye
coMvrm.
Pnncg
Rupert
Curii.,
in
the
arcumer.t.
J'or.i
ar-ifd
k
fore-armed.
Now
is
the
time
lhrn
aii
HiMxi
fliru
liiuij
cotr.c
to
the
aid
not
of
tbt
party
;
but
of
the
solid
principle
of
the
Tin-
otf.:::
cf
tr.c
Ls
a
time-honored
event
li
We
found
that
in
the
first
irm
the
turnout
for
skating
avrraited
la
to
1UU
persona
per
$tv.k!
In
the
second
sean.
held
during
the
Christmas
holiday,
vlie
average
attendance
was
1'jO
to
200
persons
per
aeaston
This
li
a
100
per
cent
Increase
tion
u
all
part
ol
tradition.
J't
Leaking
Pipe
Aj
soon
as
Mr.
Irwin
is
dulv
capital,
a
day-oi-t.avi
British
constitution
InAtAiled.
in
emUsai
U1
be
anl
srx-ak.
ith
euar-Xs
of
h
air
Causes
Blast
over
the
f
rt
ka
m
It
should
I
l
nr
out
uaj
vnnt
pwi
t
luisiriii
,
-
i
of
BC.
is
a
minority
government
running
to
inform
II
Honor
cannca
booming
out
oer
t-.e
I
from
the
tn1
thr
a
Speaker
at
lant
,
,
which
emerged
con-
harb.,r
jn
a
Ro
,,;lut),
an(,
,
'fused
-dr',
breafrt
election
The
Oovenwr
wUl
then
return
.
.
'of
la
June
It
kti
a
stable
to
the
Chamber
and
read
the
"Vr
bTb
.
.
.i.
frrun
Ihn
Thi..
TVU
t
he
tree
,A
In
ln
.
a
O.K
Di
J
K
:
h
lllli.
,
1
.
.
-'
imawiiy.
anu
vttj
rnaocr
hj
...
...
......
n.
..
vu
frmu)
Im
th
xoeech
that
focecakU
eov-
ine,
the
way
cleared
tor
him
bv
s
wi'..i
s
ri
u-
L,.w
Jk-;
nmnt
WUUtinn
PWe
on
m..torv.
screechiiig
The
Social
Credit
government
j
It
wit
prepared
by
the
BC.
wants
another
provincial
ernor
at
all,
but
by
ti,e
Premier
A1KKN,
SC
(--
An
expioion
.
lrial
lio
Ui
100
U
wrecicrd
an
electrtcal
store
In
the
absolute
maximum
thut
ran!
lie
centre
of
tow
n
Tu.
iay
and
accommoflatcd
for
any
one
j
du'
"
ot
lh"
at
l.a,t
six
per.-a
wt
.
re
wt-
,
.
,
,
curling
rink
ice
surface
'UK
t-ll
j
The
blat
occurred
while
In-
Ttl'
nuesth
now
la;
ve.,tiKalR,n
ws
being
made
oj
,
'
happen
n
future
sea-
,
,
.
.
sixu,
should
we
continue
to
have
1.
-asmgeaj
line
servL.
.he
store.
Mil,rtt
ju,
h
;,rrfwl.
"
above.
havr
already
reached
j
Oylon
wax
granted
full
don.-
!"
maximum,
ba.
Ijel
that
the
j
iriH.n
siitm
hy
royal
a.ts'-iit
in
number
of
ueris
wbhlng
to
1M7.
cffwtive
Feb
4
1&48
skat
will
Increase
proportion-i
election.
On
ryrratn
trim-;,
this
-The
Oovernor
wooklnt
dare'
MILESTONES
may
be
necessary.
But
the
other
i
change
one
word
without
three
Dolitical
oarties
in
the
suitint
the
Premier.
Thus
doea
Legislature
are
not
at
all
anxious
constitutional
monarchy
opcr-;
rrm
,h
'"
"
'"''
for
another
el-ction
immiiat-;
ate,
to
the
con-stant
astontsr:-
;ely.
All
three
of
thce
parties
;
mentof
foreigner,
who
are
ecn-j
40
Years
Aqo
Today
.believe
that
the
Social
Credit
j
vlnceJ
such
ritual
U
a
lot
of
,
lhe
a.
,.,
v
e
government
has
already
made,
mumbo.jumbo.
;
p,hvt,t
'
',,,.,..".
h.,t
such
crass
blunders
that
in
a
few
j
There
win
oe
two
vacant
desks
night,
receiiM
for
the
nr
vrt-
u.Jl
L
i.TM"
"
Chamber
on
opening
day
reported
at
$5
124
and
k
t;
7
!
-
tho
of
Ernie
Carson
of
Ul-
stated
prospects
f.r
a
new
church
r
Credit
h
chickens
coming
home
to
,
and
Rff
of
,w
.-nrouragmsf
r
....
.
!
Vancouver-Poirit
Crey.
There,
V
'
O
nence,
it
is
not
in
me
puouc.-j.
wrtath.
lhoM,
a,..
,
1
u
u,-Mul!m
i.s
e!.-ctel
interest,
and
iv.
in
the
party
interest
of
UberaUs,
Conservatives
and
MU'l
will
stand
for
a
mo-
pre&ident
and
L.
Hu!:
-k-W'
b-
r
t
in
t.lhni
tA
tK.lp
letieri
1
re:
;
u
r
-r
of
the
f'th,!!!-
CCF
to
allow
the
minority!
Ilon
AMoriatimi
Pr.mwr
r.f
HP
.m-nn.lllif,nlll
"
two
de&ka
will
be
removed
from
In
rlfb
th
lima
r
,
f
t
mf'
1
in
f
lit
m
be
bruuiiy
fnk.
If
the
theti?hfr
lout
30
Yeors
Ago
Today
It
was
announced
tlay
tha!
the
library
will
le
c)
1
in
xt
week
at
which
time
th
y
ai
l
BC
S)Cial
Credit
premier
plays
a
general
election
...
.
.f
i
.
..
rexneetxl
somennw
next
sum-
stage
tne
su.
eieetwjn
just
e-
move
to
the
buildins
f..rn.e
fore
the
federal
election,
he
S
...
.
.
..
'
rfvrlA
hu
tlta
P'tblii
i
It
wll
be.
as
usual,
all
-
-
fluff,
-
sure
wo
jjjuime
mis
pionirc
imo
riri-rtmenl
ing
the
city
council
to
appeal
against
increases
in
land
a.-.-es-rrents
on
the
public's
behalf.
Representing
property-hoMt-n.
large
and
small,
they
leave
no
doubt
that
the
city
has
found
its
recent
assessments
far
from
just.
Admittedly
it
is
inevitable
that
anything,
no
matter
how
minor,
adding
to
the
burden
of
living
costs
will
bring
j.rote.-ts,
hecaue
to
almost
everyone
this
is
a
matter
of
daily
concern.
There
is
a
difference,
however,
between
a
scattering
of
protest.-
and
a
full-voiced
chorus
of
disapproval
such
as
that
created
by
the
latest
tax
evaluation
of
property.
It
may
be
accepted,
therefore,
that
the
issue
here
at
stake
is
much
bigger
than
the
surly
di-gruntlement
of
a
few
individuals
who
would
complain
whatever
the
reason.
In
reacting
promptly
by
preparing
to
enter
an
apjteal
on
behalf
of
the
jieople,
the
city
council
has
shown
itself
alert
to
the
demands
of
those
it
represents
and
has
proved
its
awareness-
that
an
injustice
has
been
done.
In
considering
the
case,
however,
it
is
important
to
determine
just
what
the
injustice
is.
If
the
problem
is
approached
merely
from
the
viewpoint
that
the
assessments
ft
re
too
high,
the
chances
of
a
satisfactory
solution
are
very
much
lessened.
By
this
line
of
thought,
the
answer
is
to
press
them
all
down
a
little
until
the
outcry
is
subdued.
i
If
that
is
all
that
is
done,
we
face
accumulating
,
trouble
which
will
put
some
future
council
in
a
much
greater
dilemma
than
the
one
presently
existing.
Some
of
the
symptoms
will
have
been
corrected,
but
none
of
the
cause.
What
appears
to
be
primarily
at
fault
is
the
absence
of
a
careful
and
professional
analysis
of
'
all
market
values
by
which
a
reasonable
ceiling
may
Ui
applied
to
assessments
and
by
which
inequalities
v
between
assessments
are
as
nearly
as
possible
"avoided.
Without
this,
there
is
a
danger
of
trying
to
force
assessments
beyond
their
proper
limits
to
'
meet
the
needs
of
revenue
and
of
obliging
one
par
;of
the
city
to
subsidize
another.
In
short,
In-fore
the
paring
operation
begins,
some
formula
should
be
established
by
which
it
is
.o
t
carried
out.
J
In
discussing
the
subject,
a
reminder
should
be
I
made
that
no
one
man
can
be
singled
out
in
retrospect
for
receiving
the
blame.
In
taking
over
assess-
t
ments,
the
individual
selected
is
also
taking
over
the
whole
tangled
history
of
Prince
Rupert
property.
5
The
mistakes
of
the
past
become
his
by
inheritance.
It
is
a
serious
responsibility
which
should
not
be
allowed
to
rest
on
one
person
alone.
In
the
case
t
now
confronting
us
there
can
be
no
question
that
f
an
enoitnou.s
amount
of
hard
work
and
conscientious
application
went
into
the
calculations
but,
unless
an
assessor
has
long
experience
to
fall
back
on,
help
is
going
to
n-
needed.
Even
with
experience,
it
is
desirable.
In
this
instance,
an
advisory
committee
of
two
three
well-qualified
citizens
willing
to
give
continuing
attention
to
the
assessments
as
they
were
'
formulated
would
undoubtedly
have
brought
the
task
to
a
more
satisfactory
conclusion.
a
miwy
ermstitutional
argument
(
ana
learners
on
opening
oay.
wo-
.
,
.
It
ahould
be
made
cryatal
clear
i
ow
wiUJ
1
,
,
now
that.
n
Ueur.ant;Gover-jTher
(
wU
!
f
".rsow
bean
two
clav,
a
ci
the
Croirn
no
mere
Rubter
i
body
1U
Uere-the
creara
.f
,
Stamp
.society
and
all
the
provinces
big-,
n
nmn,
m.f.nr,
,,,,
Notice-to
Taxpayers
It
would
eertair.lyl
b
ln
the'"'-
-.
.
.
,
partizan
Interest
of
Sx:lal
Credit
i
Afu:r
the
opening
there
will
be
'
U
I
eors
Ago
I
OQO
The
City
-Council
Will
Itself
Appeal
to
have
the
B
C.
election
lust
j
tea
parties
and
the
gentlemen
in
order
to
raise
money
Vr
the
bef"re
the
federal
election.
There.
oh
the
olficial
precedence
list
financing
of
the
Prmee
R
in
are
obviously
some
arguments!
i
as
well
as
Education
.
Minister
Badminton
Club
a
te,
phne
for
giving
the
Bennett
govern-j
Tilly
Ronton
the
OJily
woman
bridge
was
held
rt
the
members"
rnent
I'J
cha
nee
to
sh'
wt
It'
present)
wul
hurry
home
to
ptit
homes
Flrt
prle
.n
w.-n
by
can
do.
AH
polls
Includinp
my
,
on
white
Ues
and
tails
for
the
Mrs.
H.
O
Ker.necy
guiz
show
the
provincial
Social
Governor's
State
Dinner
trie:
Credit
party
running
somewhat
j
moiA
formal
affair
f
the
year
lr
'
The
teachers
and
boys
"!
the
ahead
of
the
others
in
public
I
this
capital.
Several
hundreu
Baptist
Sunday
s
hil
met
l
,t
support.
;
Ilactles
of
Victoria
and
Vancoti-'
night
and
orga
u?ed
a
r;.(or,
The
party
wnrrs
therefore,
.
vw
plut
tM
uXA.'M
wive
from
Band."
at
the
same
time
sel
t-sav.
let
the
relative
strength
t
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r
.k
i...
K
tnm
immu
i
,k
?,
i,i-..,i..r.i
All
Land
Which
Has
Raised
In
The
1953
the
SC
provincial
party
bl(A
rjut.
I
nnl
orarK.new
,own.
and
Dick
Wrathali,
viee-preu-
The
Assessment
of
Been
Substantially
Assessment.
"
"
,'
"'"isome
from
Part
and
New
York,
arm
reia'ive
weakness
of
Social
Credit
and
they'll
dnve
tip
to
Govern-
jq
y
A
Jodoy
ment
House
for
the
Governor's
(
'
'
State
Ball,
to
which
several!
R
Lr'!e
made
mi
ap-
thousand
people
think
they
r1
10
members
of
the
flvn
should
be
Invited,
but
there.
CTub
81
lheir
't""beon
meet.iur
ror.ni
tn
the
ballroom
for
oniyIfr
dona!r
of
blood
f
.r
the
about
500.
There
are
many
bro-
pla,rra
banlJ
h
".re
,
ken
hearu
ln
Victoria
on
State
i
.
.
in
the
federal
field.
The
notorious
vicious
Jew-baiting
of
the
Federal
Social
Credit
party
is
too
well
known
to
require
much
comment.
They
are
agairut
trie
VS
Atlantic
Union
and
oil
moves
toward
world
peace,
organized
by
world
law.
The
Crown
in
B
C.
would
be
Mr.
ana
ivirs
t.
1
rt
n
iie-
Ball
night.
Some
peole,
when
they
realize
they're
not
being
iwhaite
arrived
in
the
clly
this
This
Does
Not
Include
Improvements
;week
from
8'ewart
to
tae
up
invited,
go
so
far
to
arrange
wrong
to
yield
to
any
unjustified
demand
by
a
minority
Premier.
irjpn
mr
irutll
vn-wiw,
biiu
uu.j
i
The
quetirm
of
whether
and
have
their
departures
noted
in
(Buildings).
when
BC.
should
have
another
the
newspapers.
That's
called
election
should
be
decided
on
its
j
djplomate-wwee.
..from,
.the
own
merits.
But
under
no
con-
j
-apital.
It's
supposed
to
save
dition
ah'Hild
the
two
elections
i
race.
be
"mixed
up
to?eih
u
make
Tliere
won't
be
so
many
hlgh-confusion
worse
eonfounded.
society
affairs
thU
se-ion.
In
Therefore,
If
Any
Owner
Wants
To
Appeal
Against
The
Present
Assessment
SEE
If
Winter
s
Here
,
.
.
It
is
Time
to
Think
About
SPRING
REPAIRS
If
your
house
gulters
need
attention,
If
your
boat
needs
new
tanks,
see
us;
we
have
the
equipment
and
the
experience
to
do
anything
in
the
SHKF.T
METAI.
line.
SEE
On
His
Improvements,
He
Must
File
An
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
Kay
Appeal
At
The
Office
of
The
City
Clerk
AUTOMATIC
WASHERS
And
DRYERS
NO
0THW,'H0ME
LAUNDRY
EQUIPMENT
CAHOMPARE
TO
"INGLIS"
RUPERT
RADIO
AMD
ELECTRIC
Phone
644
,
kf.
Box
127?
Thorn
Sheel
Metal
Practically
everyone
called
him
"Brother"
Others
might
have
ehosen
"Neighbor"
With
tome
it
might
have
been
his
real
name.
Hut
generally
Apeuking,
it
was
Brother,"
and
he
was
that
sort
optimist.
No
matter
how
Infernal
the
weather,
or
delay
In
Unking
up
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific,
no
one
was
ever
known
to
leave
the
sound
of
Brother's
conversation
feeling
dejected.
In
Writing
on
or
Before
5
p.m.
Thurs
r
day,
January
29th,
1953.
LIMITED
253
First
Ave.
Phnne
lilac
k
87
y..'
4V-S'
Brother
had
a
golden
chance
to
score
a
financial
killing
when
he
bought
the
corner
of
2nd
Avenue
and
6th
Street.
The
property
was
disposed
of
later.
There
tit
a
man,
anyway.
He
lived
to
a
ipe
old
ae
did
Jolin
Moody,
who!
IrJ
years
ended
at
Minneapolis
a
lew
days
ago.
He
was
Prince
Rupert's
first
barber,
snd
If
this
is
not
the
truth,
then
It
s
exceedingly
close
BALLOT
1
BALLOT
JT'
were
many
substantial
realty!
deals,
but
as
a
rule,
the
earlier,
the
better.
to
the
facts,
B'n-n
In
Wisconsin,
h
arrived
here
in
Wfl.
Needing
THE
ALEX
HUNTER
AWARD
lj4v
FOR
GOOD
CITIZENSHIP
Please
consrWer
my
nomination
of:
S01
,
Times
changed.
Funds
tightened.
Chas
M.
Hays
sank
In
the
Atlantic.
Along
came
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific,
the
dismal
thirties
and
the
first
of
Great
Wars.
The
day
had
come
for
at
least
a
haircut
we
first
saw
Biother
one
day
In
the
prlii
of
1909
This
was
In
a
flimsy
little
tent
on
or
near
what
was
called
Centre
Street.
The
location,
today
would
be
convenient
to
the
.
CNS8
dock
By
Authority
of
The
City
Council..
R.
W.
Long,
City
Clerk.
X
x..
some
of
the
pioneers
to
feel
the
foVthXtSnding
citizen
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
yeor
1952.
My
NAMEU-.iL.:
-
We
beheld
a
smiling
little
man
who
shook
hands
Hnd
In
a
Jiffy
started
destroying
Ungish
locks
of
Wack
hair,
lull
of
iiawlrutf.
He
liked
to
chat,
One
would
hand
of
Ume
and
among
them
was
Brother.
His
vision
was
becoming
not
what
It
had
been,
and
he
needed
the
counsel
to
re-tarn
to
the
land
of
his
kin.
He
had
no
wth
to
go.
He
had
learned
to
love
Slceena,
the
north
and
her
people
but
there
was
no
My
ADDRESS
BALLOT
BALLOT
Fill
In
and
return
to
the
DAILY
NKWS
not
later
tbait
JANUARY
31st,
1953.
have
thought
hed
known
me
since
birth.
And
one
could
be
sure
of
this.
He
was
a
super-choice.