i
a
returning
uliicer
ot
.scrutineer
ray
Quid
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
!
at
the
next
election.
It
It's
ever
raised
to
$50
as
many
desire
jthe
plight
of
Mr.
Print,
may
become
un
emergency.
Monday,
April
28,
l'.)52
'MUI
Reflects
and
Reminisces
1.
Is
th
Prof,
O.
F.
Bulkley
of
the
University
of
Western
Ontario
says
Canadian
speech
Is
bumpy,
mon.
,
xtw
v.s
!;
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-.
v
-
,
,
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r
y
L
,
,
4
f
4
t
1
"
A1
filh.
Torrito.-ies?
iin
intlcpVndeni
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Noithern
and
CYntrnl
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association.
V
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor;
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director"
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week,
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otonou.s,
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and
slurred.
And
thvn.
Professor,
please
do
not
I
neglect
a
few
remarks
concern-1
s
the
mi:
WHAT'S
IN
A
NAME?
Ba
U
is
the
new
president
of
iiw
the
roads.
Burma
or
U
that
what
he
says
i
to
ihc
Opposition?
$10;
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mail,
per
month,
75c;
per
year,
$8
00.
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'
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
t
Cclanese
Official
Aoout
the
only
mtmty
that
Pi
ince
Rupert.
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Aveniw,
Prince
Rupert.
,
uithorled
as
second
class
mail
by
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa
n"
Canaetu,
u
...
'
lt,W
the
cuuutry,
h(""
M
&!,-,.
K'oes
as
far
as
It
did
iu
19-M
ljlf
T
til
the
quarter
that
rolls
un:i
the
VKIK
Hinril
HVIU
HPrP
:
bed-that
is
if
you
chance
to"
have
a
quarter
left,
observes
a:
E.
R.
Allen
of
the
Industrial
Oailk
f;il,,
"
1.
V".
The"
Little
Man's
Dollar
i
contemporary.
relations
department,
Cclanese
CONFER
IN
JAPAN
Commanders
of
Canada's
25th
Infantry
Brigade
in
Koiea
coaler
on
matters
of
mutual
interest
with
Lt.-Oen.
W.
B
idgeford.
commander-in-chief
of
Commonwealth
forces
in
Korea
and
Japan.
They
are,
be
t
to
right:
Brig.
M.
P.
Bogert,
new
commander
of
the,
Canadian
Brigade;
Gen.
Bridgeford,
an
'
Bi.
J.
M.
Rockingham,
who
shortly
returns
to
Canada
as
director
of
military
training.
iCP
from
National
Defence)
'.
iy
E
ARE
going
to
hear
plenty
in
the
forth-
j
W
coming
election
campaign
about
the
millions
f
dollars
that
are
being
poured
into
British
Co-
L'imbia
bv
big
industry.
Every
British
Columbian
,
Corporation
of
America,
New
NO)
STRAIGHT
JACKETS
i
York,
arrived
In
the
city
on
th
There
is
this
much
to
re-
i
Princess
Louise
this
morning
member,
concerning
the
annual
'fronl
Nl'w
York-
Iie
h"
here
floixis
that
make
life
miserable
;
on
official
business
until
Thurs-for
tens
of
thousands
of
people,
j
day
nlnht.
Do
we
ever
think
that
man-1
UUJ1
Report
From
As
I
See
It
Wis
proud
and
appreciative
of
our
growth.
Certainly
Prince
Rupert
has
good
reason
to
be
happy
about
5
the
-advent
of
industry
on
a
large
scale
which
has
Parliament
Hill
By
Edward
T.
Applewhaite,
M
P.,
Skeena
"
i
.
irought
us
the
era
of
economic
prosperity
which
INFRA-RAY
PENETRATING
made
dikes
and
dams
will
con-
j
tinue
to
fail,
for
Nature
will
not
be
put
In
a
straight-jacket.
1
J
I'lood
control
Involves
a
far-;
reaching
overall
conservation
Ij
program
by
which
forests
will
be
restored
and
over-grazed
lands
j
will
be
re-covered
with
vegeta-,
J.
!
tiofi
that
wiU
hold
water
on
the
j
J
;
lands.
Ignore
these
principles,
J.
j
and
feel
the
power
of
Nature.
j
e
nau
aiiwcipaLeu
;su
iung
ami
iuuul
u
iuui
;.
.jw
i--"
-,-
'
i
.
.1
Smithers
Iublic
Building
Coming-Public
Works
in
This
Area
The
much-delayed
Smithers
public
building
has
HEAT.
LAMP
-i
.
irlesire
to
minimize
the
great
benefit
which
big
t
industry
has
brought
during
the
past
few
years
to
V""'
this
whole
area
and
is
continuing
to
bring
in
ever-Wreasing
measure
with
a
prosperity,
the
oppor-
C
"'
"riinitifa
nf
vvhir-h
inelpprt
m;mv
finrl
it
h:irrl
to
nv:iil
WUKN
TO
AWAKEN?
J
been
the
cause
of
considerable
activity
between
mvi
stylist
experts
say
ties
and
office
and
the
office
of
the
Minister
of
Public
ork,X
Thp
latAt.
information
whichTI----
-
t
,t
Aids
Rheumatism,
Lumbago,
Sore
Muscles,
Stiff
Joints
and
other
ailments.
Bacon
for
Britain
themselves
of
to
the
fullest
degree.
The
average
working
man,
labor
and
white
r-follaiyis
glad
of
the
prospects
of
future
prosperity
providing
he
is
able
to
get
in
on
it.
He's
glad
to
join
Rupert
Radio
&
Ekcttk
li
lb
an
Ola
saying
mat
,
believe
ts
be
authentic,
is
that
Kingdom
and
the
United
Stales,
;
it's
an
ill
wind
that
!
the
revisecl
Plans
nave
bcerl
com-
i
regarding
treatment
accorded
A
92-year-old
Toronto
man,
"
,
Ipleted.
specifications
are
just
their
nationals
i-i
China
.In
ad-
.Carl
Prints,
feels
so
grateful
for
blows
nobody
any
gOOd.
;
about
complete,
and
the
news-
dltion
to
lne
numbers
known
to
j
that
$40
pension
that
he
wants
Canada
had
a
vast
unsold
papers
should
be
carrying
the
ad-
in
jaji
there,
there
is
an
un-to
do
something
for
the
govern-surplus
of
pork,
even
before
the
''
vertisenrents
calling
for
tenders
determined
number
of
persons'
ment.
He
would
not
mind
being
hoof
and
mouth
disease
closed
'
by
the
middle
of
May.
As
Smith-
A.ho
are
understood
to
be
under-
I
.
.
',V.W.,AVAMW.MW.VWA'.VJV.W,,.'.VW.V
t
m
tne
welcome
to
new
industry
aitnougn
he
is
also
?
j
watching'
to
see
that
the
concessions
are
not
made
loo
generous.
'
i
ThRichmond-Marpole
Times
has
some
timely
,
i
("inarKJt
to
inane
along
tnese
lines,
it
says:
;
V
Tile
nHlin.iiu
,vi
lmn,f.
nmnl..
n
f
i
n
A
,
,
....
.-.or
l
'
'v..
.
our
markets
in
U.S.A.
Mr.
Gar-:
e
peopie
nave
a
rism
to
c-
Kui.lg
one
form
or
another
of
diner
told
Parliament
of
the'Pet"1.
I
snuU
kt'lJ
tiM'stant
house
'arrest.
The
United
Kin?-1
government's
intention
to
sell
h
wiih
the
D-'partnK
iit
on
,im
t
harKe
d'affaires
has
asked
!
this
pork
at
cut
rates
or
even
Vni;j
matler.
the
Chinvsc
ministry
of
rorelgnj
give
it
away
to
foreigners.
i
,
"
'
,
,
,.
affairs
for
Information
regard-Surely
The
last
annual
.vport
o
the
this
surplus
gives
us-
ing
the
charges
against
th.se
the
chance
to
help
Britain'
Phlr
me"
f
P,
"bL1cQ,f't
arsons
who
have
b.n
arrested,
lhat
,0
March
31
19a--1-'
at
throutih
her
own
deep
economic
tne
sentences
if
any
which
have!
hand-
11
tcotU
work
"m
b-e:i
them,
and
passed
upon
crisi
If
we
have
to
sell
the
under
contract
at
Prince
Rupert
tnelr
whereabouts
prcsent
and;
nnrk
surol
below
cost
whv
nnt
tnX
coflsisiiiig
in
the
renewal
of
1020
we,rar
j
rather
doubt
that!
not
to
Biitain.
Unpal
fpel
of
log
f,oats
16
feet'm,,,
satisfactory
information!
Better
still,
why
not
GIVE
the
widCi
th,3
puiidnr
up
with
3fi,000
win
be
forthcoming
i
whole
works
to
the
people
of
uneal
feet
of
the
floating
loj;
Britain,
absolutely
free?
breakwater
section,
the
con-
.
j
'KfP
.
.
VSL
L
J
lliajl
lllllia
Ul
J
till
.
look
after
their
dollar
and
that
government
will
give
it
better
than
adequate
protection.
His
attitude
now
is
"What
f
about
my
dollar?"
1
l.-WJf
No
Better
Bu!
The
leaders
of
the
old
line
parties
should
get
their
ear
to
the
ground.
That
rumbling
noise
is
not
applause.
It
is
the
worry
of
the
little
man
about
the
value
of
his
own
hard-e:rned
dollar:
his
investment
by
way
of
taxes
in
his
own
.
wsWaeing
and
that
ol
his
family.
"HO
is
happy
about
the
principle
of
hospital
insurance
but
he
wants
it
administered
with
reason,
and
logic.
He
wants
the
myriad
of
services
for
which
he
pays
government
to
to
conducted
with
due
regard
for
economy.
'The
man
on
the
street,
on
the
farm,
in
the
store
and
The
entire
surplus
amounts
L.
struction
of
a
new
40-foot
sec-
T..,-
.
J
just
about
one
pound
per
per-
tion
of
log
breakwater,
the
pull-'
Vf
0
UtUU
III
tv
in
"IVin
nl-int
mill
not.
hp
nprsimrlr.ri
hv
anv
nliltform
of
son
for
each
man,
woman
an'l
inn
o$
approximately
w
piles,
child
in
Britain.
An
absolutely
the
placing
of
2.000
liireal
feet
of
free
bonus
of
the
Canadian
pork
creosoteel
piling-
and
the
renewal
surplus
would
give
a
real
lilt
to
of
part
of
the
mooring
pile
brace
those
people
far
beyond
its
tood
timbers.
It
also
reports
a
quar-
vajue
liett
rock
mound
breakwater
R52
feet
long,
with
a
10-foot
wids
Collision
Of
Train-Truck
ESSO
and
ESSO
EX1RA
there's
no
better
buy!
Ducked
by
Imperial
Oil's
72
years
of
refining
experience
...by
the
most
extensive
research
...the
most
modern
refineries.
Buy
anywhere
in
Canada
at
the
sign
that
suys
quality
the
ESSO
sign.
.
(
immediate
and
sweeping
nationalization.
That
would
lead
to
chaos
in
our
labor
and
economic
picture
and
he
knows
it.
But
the
little
man
is
concerned
about
his
own
dollar,
hard-earned
and
subject
to
high
taxation
and
living
costs.
Premier
Johnson
and
the
others
should
let
the
voter
hear
the
)
'
assurance
that
his
dollar
is
getting
just
as
immediate
atten-I,
tion,
care,
guardianship
and
affection
as
those
of
industry.
.
.
.vt
nt
a1ivi
t
inn
in
tV.Pt
nhnva
IT
WOULD
cost
i;anaaa
some-
.
KAMLOOPS
(P
Fred
Giener
ltea"
compared
with
the
nun-
jVlSd
Kam.oops
bridge
level
crossing
as
a
tompitua
pro-
pu
'dreds
of
millions
we
are
tossing
"f.aKwatei
Tnursday
around
for
defense
necessary
c
.'
c
G.
Jaeck,
58,
West
Vuncou-
The
total
j.penciitui
vn
..tiM,w
cs
incur-
,
i
Hr.fnn
i!
as
aeicnse
is.
r..hu
nwi,.
n-nn,i
ve:,
cinver
of
the
truck,
was
la!-
f-MLnme
and
Publicity
Glad
I
switched.
jJi
W
..
,
.
,
i
t
n
11
W
a
1
fTTHUuS
and
jailbirds
are
getting
plenty
ot
puonc-I
ity
these
days.
Even
misguided
juvenile
delin-
-fluents
obtain
their
share
of
it.
Punk
criminals
are
to
(
SSSO
Aniifff
.
But
I
think
the
return
we
would
get
from
such
a
gift
lcd
in
tlle
comsl-its
ment
during
that
fiscal
year,
on
various
works
of
construe-
An
eye
witness
said
the
truck
the
wj.sinouna
truiu
i
p-ettina"
their
names
and
pictures
spread
all
over
the
would
be
worth
moi
e
than
the
u
mallUenance
and
operation
stopped
for
'7.
o,
.
,
e
n
money
outlay.
The
British
bacon
amnilntpd
tn
thP
sunl
0r
$04.
and
then
lront.
pages.
Some
of
them
even
get
follow-up
ration
di
drove
into
the
path
ui
I
per
per
week
week
or
or
even
even
month
monta
..j.-cm
nnrier
iTnrtPrth)?hPnrtinB;f.ih.-ea.sibou
the
hendinL'
of
.
the
eastbou
id
freight.
is
just
about
what
they
serve
in
..Harbor
and
Rive(.
works"
the
furrow
"
1
-
J
'0
t
you
can
send
parcels
up
to
stories,
telling
about
the
soft
side
of
their
lives,
uiving-
the
alibis
which
led
to
their
iniquitous
careers;
Of
course,
some
of
them
never
did
much
wrong
except
rob
a
bank
or
two
anyway.
There
is
a
type
of
thug
who
likes
the
limelight
'and
doesn't
mind
how
he
gets
publicity
as
long
as
he
gfHsJt.
To
be
played
up
in
the
news,
to
get
into
t
the
limelight,
thrills
him
immensely.
Evidently,
he
1
helieves-that
he
is
envied
by
many
of
his
own
kind
of
lawbreaker.
Too
often
thugs
are
made
to
look
like
the
heroes
'
of
the
'piec-e
instead
of
enemies
of
society
which
f
they
lare!
well
run
B.C.
logging
camps
per
total
.expenditure
was
$23,122.-day.
Of
course,
not
every
iJriton
35S
89.
I
give
here
some
of
the
could
get
bacon,
hams
or
porK
WOrks
under
contract
which
war.c-chops
from
the
surplus,
if
e
completed
in
th2
year
sovered
did
ship
it
over.
But
everybody
by
the
report:
I
could
get
something.
I
thinit
Allison
Harboc.
float
and
sh
'd
such
a
shipment
would
do
more
construction;
;than
ten
thousand
speeches
by
Balmoral,
wharr
construction;
I
politicians
to
show
the
British.
Beua
Bella,
construction
of
j
people
that
the
CommonwealtU
scow
grid
and
i0.iding
platform;
1
idea
really
means
something
D'xlge
.Cove
(Digbv
Island),
!
AFTER
wars
arc
over
as
A-ell
wharf
construction;
j
;as
while
we
are
shooting
at
Masset,
renewal
of
flouts
and
Germans,
etc.
dolphin
piles;
j
!
,
Masset,
seaplane
landing
con-!
FOR
YEAKti
past
in
this-col-
sjructipn;
.
i'
'
Umn
I
have
been
Ahouung
ny
'-Metlakatla,-'
WharT-
-construe-u'
head
off
warning
of
the
loss
of
tion;
j
our
British
markets.
Prince
Rupert,
breakwater
;
i
We
are
losing
those
markets,
construction
and
float
renewal.
!
bit
by
bit.
Included
in
works
under
tin-!
1
If
the
Russians
are
really
In
finished
contract
were:
j
1
earnest
about
the
new
policy
Allc
Arm-
wharf
"construe-
j
.'which
they
proclaimed
at
the
tion;
and
i
recent
trade
conference
in
Mos-
FT
iPC,'
cnftc,tlon
of
cow,
Canada
could
eventually
l?aday
!both
ftnlshe1
now.
thank
goodness).
lose
more
and
more
chunks
of
4
,,
.Scrijilure
lure
f-a
I
laij
ne
for
Jot
aAAu
a
i
-St.
John
21:15-10.
"Feed
my
lambs
.
.
.
Feed
my
shep.'
I,,
4
New
Flights
Running
Now
the
British
market.
For
the
Prosecute
General
uiuiti
me
iieawiig
ui
riionc.
Buildings
the
Department
spent
!
r;t
q7o
aa"i
nK
1
IMPORTANT
NEW
RULINGS
ON
AIR
PARCEL
POST
NOW
IN
EFFECT:
what
we
should
have
offered
to
I
do
long
ago
that
is,
accept
The
Prime
Minister
seemed
to
payment
for
what
we
sell
to
Canadian
Pacific
Airl.ines
Ou
New.,
Schedule
Monday
toer
b
ImartiaV
Britain
in
British
pounds
ster-
be
In
"-t
health
-dsphits
.
,
Providing
two
flights
daily
charges
Ma.
General
.
.
'
'
'
;
against
.
t"
hTd
1
That
would
not
f
mean
that
h
f
t.
the
Barter
He
He
had
spent
spent
a
a
si
short
01
.except
Sunday
1
between
Prince
Robert
W.
Grow,
former
U.S.
,
.
Rupert.and
Vancouver,
a
new
miiitary
attache
in
Mosclw.
!
BC"
lumbermen,
fish
packers
or
5f"afJSt.iL
Kcaiit
'.into
effect
today.
munist
agents
in
Germany
last
fterIlng-
uf
government
would
ta'ntn
fh.,
nf
,.,,.
;
De
responsiDie
.
..
,
ror
paying
'.fj
tne
w
'
-
.
-
-
-
t
n
uu
ixh
lugiiit
iul
vaamuYn
year
'
'
i
HlrccArvi
'
...ill
!.,..
o.in
funariian
nrnHiiKorc
in
nfDnaMr
DlOSSOm.
ni
icy-
i
a.iu
p.ui.,
ainviiiK
The
Armv
announcement,
hv
,
"
").
Parcel
Woiqht
maximum
has
bfien
increased
to
25
pounds
por
parcel.
,
2.
Parcel
Sizes
havo
been
increased
:
combined
length
and
girth
of
air
parcols
now
increased
to
72
inches,
but
no
one
dimension
may
exceed
36
inches.
3,
Rate
Reductions
in
many
Parcel
Post
Zones
are
now
effective.
1
Rprrpbrv
Frank
pe
snirt
fir
Canadian
money.
But
tha
,.
.
j,
....
,..
.v.
Vancouver
6:10
p.m
House
u:;
uT;
:
.T.C
ir'
leauivalent
amount
would
be'
"'y
A
via
Sandspit
flight
will
leav
ims
uccn
inaigiu
wini
impiup-
...
.
.
,
,
-
was
caned
to
order
wnen
we
re-
credited
to
Canada's
n
account
in
at
3:
id
p.m.
and
arrive
Vancou
trly
recording
classified
mili-
convened,
Mr.
St.
Laurent
said
1
British
pounds
jjuiuiuo
sterling.
oi.ciiiiiB.
AND
nnu
ver
8
p.m.
ttirv
infnrmat
nn
in
nr
vsta
roe-
,
,,,,j
!,
..!,.
.,..
A
dhf
flight
leaves
Vancou-
ord's
and
F..X??
failing
properly
ment
reeardiae
the
treatment
of
T,;iS-'m-
8
3
.safeguard
classified
military
in-
I
,
Canadians
in
China.
He
said
the
at
lir3tf
ft.m.
,
BALANCE
IN
BRITAIN
N
EITHER
'formation.
house
wouId
wish
to
know
tn
,
,;
The.
via.
Sandspit
flight
leaves
Grow
nad
written
ln
a
di
BY
BUYING
BRITISH.
GOODS
tne
UnUed
Kingdom
charge
I
Vancouver
'1
p.m.
and
arrives
lhat
he
OR
SERVICES
OR
BY
BUYINd
i
thought
war
witn
Rus.
d'affaires
in
Peking
that
day
had
flOUR
POST
OFFICE
HHP
W
ele.rH"'
.
.
ai
Add.esi
iratolu
your
mil
r
here
5:50p.m.
sia
was
imminent.
11?
0tl
TUE.
presented
a
note
to
the
Chinese
And
with
-ell
these
you
got
DOOR-TO-DOOR
delivery
service
in
most
areas
at
no
sxtra
cost.
i""1
urr-"
i
Vlce-Minister
of
Foreign
Af-!
I
faira
on
behalf
of
and
with
the
;CAN
anybody
honestly
say
that
;
approval
ot
the
governments
o
I
we
people
of
the
British
world
Canada,
Australia,
the
United
!
commonwealth
have
done
every-
;
,
Directs-flights
will
carry
mail.
Mail,s
fipse
at
1
p.m.
(2
p.m.
daylight-
-time)
and
arrive
at
11:30
a.m.
(12:30
daylight
time).
Times,
except
where
noted,
are
standard.
Ask
your
nearest
Post
Office
about
AIR
PARCEL
POST
RATES
Truce
Talks
Postponed
'.
Include
IVJ1
Postal
Zone
Numbe'ln
Ottawa,
Montreal,
Toronto.
1(
Vancouver.
.
.
Wrap
parcels
securely;
K
with
strong
cord.Besurei
on
sufficient
postage-
,
CANADA
POST
OFFICE
thing
we
could
to
get
our
econ-',
something
a
lot
more
deadly
omies
straightened
away?
jhoof
and
head
disease.
The'
one
Surely
the
illustration
of
the
disease
affects
animals'
hoofs
pork
surplus
drives
home
the
j
But
the
orse
one
affects
man's
truth.
We
have
so
much
ot
it
brain.
unsold
that
we
don't
know
what
ah
we
need
to
do
is
to
sav
PANMUNJONG
Full
dress
I,,;
Warm
Weather
ri
Hits
Winnipeg
!
truce
conference
of
United
Nations
and
Communist
chiefs
to
have
been
held
at
the
week-end";
to
do
about
it.
Yet
the
British.
'to
Britain,
"Provided
that
vm.
HON.
AlCIOf
C?jt,0
CM
P.,
POStMASIfcfiSLNlWAL.
w
j
Tuwmuu,
I
doubt,
have
Post
Oi
-
diputy
posTMAsifeR
ucMsnAi.
W
y0ur
parcel,
and
avoia
uu
postage
due.
was
suddenly
postponed.
It
was
HfTUfMrnrn
Wlnnlnpir
VinH
nnstnrmpri
al
the
reciupst
nf
thp
who
love
bacon,
get
only
bits
ot
will
acre
to
buy
from
us
at
a
it
about
the
size
of
postage
high
volume
we
agree
to
accept
stamps!
1YQUR
money
in
payment.
We
Talk
about
hoof,
and
mouth
agree
to
end
this
part
of
your
J
its
wjanjest
April
27
in
forty
United
Nations
wno
are
believed
1
years
yesterday
when
the
ther-jto
have
sought
further
instruc-
mometer
climbed
to
92
above.
itions.
uiseaw
i
oureiy
we
suner
irom:
'dollar
problem'
forever."