Proud
Oldster
"Mi-oiai
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
I
P
THE
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ot
ETTERBCX
BELSTEAD.
England
cp)
j
ce
Royal
at
th
,!
Walter
Orltnwood.
3R.
u,w
eountv
,,,.
tl!a
Wednesday.
June
4,
1952
proudest
boast
is
that
he
nasi
work
on
n,
'.
"'
Business
Spotlight
By
FORBES
RHUDE
i
Canadian
Press
Business
Editor!
G'ant
Showcase..
International
Trad
Fair
The
Canadian
International
fec'
f
sPl,ee-
double
what
they
lacKied
every
farm
Job,
received'
reaped
his
i11'?
f
1
AO
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dBliy
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
end
Central
British
Columbia.
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of
Canadian
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Audit
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of
Circulation
Canadian
Dnlly
Kewspaper
Association.
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bv
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uh
took
last
year.
Britain,
as
usual,
is
a
big
exhibitor,
and
so
are
Western
Get
many
and
Western
Continental
Europe
In
general.
The
fair
Is
essentially
a
place
lor
buyers
and
sellers
to
get
together
and
talk
business
in
relative
nuU't.
Only
on
three
days,
the
two
Wednesdays
ami
one
Saturday.
Is
the
general
public
admitted,
though
any
one
with
a
legitimate
Interest
will
find
.10
dirriculty
in
getting
In.
Hi
J.
R.
van
den
Brink,
Nelh-vrlandR
mlldsler
nf
economic
af-
Trade
Fair
opened
today,
and
until
June
IS
people
from
virtually
every
five
country
In
the
world
will
tread
Its
aiMes
and
look
at
the
goods
on
display.
The
fair,
held
annually
In
Toronto
since
194H.
In
effect,
a
giant
Miowraw
of
many
parts,
where
2D
countries
wl'l
exhibit
their
wares,
and
more
than
35,-000
buyers
will
look
at
them.
In
post
yvars,
Canadian
firms
hnd
held
back
somewhat.
This
yen.,
however,
they
are
out,
In
fo.ee,
and
take
up
more
than
half
ot
the
full
's
lnoi
ntiare
Human
Relations-A
Basic
Need
businesses
fail,
while
others
under
similar
SOME
circumstances
thrive.
Some
executives
themselves
fail
in
their
attempts
to
lead
to
success
and
direct
the
business
entrusted
to
them.
And
this
does
not
necessarily
mean
that
such
executives
have
not
the
intelligence
or
most
other
qualifications
required
for
efficient
leadership.
Mostly,
though,
they
lack
the
bade
need
skill
in
human
relations,
If
the
head
of
an
organization
is
tough
with
his
men,
they
will
be
tough
with
theirs
only
more
I.
i
J
Of
mote
r
.....
1
M.tfnoll
-J
Does
B.C.
Want
This?
IT
IS
to
the
credit
of
Pre-mier
Manning
that,
by
purge
after
purge,
he
has
rid
his
provincial
Social
Credit
party
in
Alberta
of
the
most
persistent
Jew-baiters
and
race-slander-mongers.
.cVimo
nf
t.hpa
fnrmprlv
mis-
used
the
columns
of
the
Social
Credit
paper
and
"study
groups"
to
spread
a
form
of
anti-Semitism
only
in
degree
less
poisonous
than
that
which
was
spread
over
Germany
by
Hitler's
Nazis.
R..t
Premier
Manning
nnd
the
Vnuine
Christian
wing
of
the
,
Social
Credit
party
have
so
far!
been
unable
to
purge
the
fed-
eral
side
of
the
party.
Thus
Canada
a
few
years
ago
saw!
the
astounding
spectacle
of
aj
Social
Credit
MP
having
Ills
i
1
1
r
noirl
hu
thn
to
vnotiDrc
nf
tj
puiu
uj
miv.
iuaujiu
v
Canarln
tn
ttPnd
the
tlNho.
Controc't
Down
Throughout
Canada
mNiiiyn-n
m.
imv
.'
"V
.
.
.
'.'"'
n"
.
May
lOIHI'en
f
I7ft.t3l
W
l,nw"
tl8
2HS.l00
from
May
last
J1"''
"aJs
Martian
nuildlng
lie
i"11'
Ltd.
The
lota!
for
the
lirat
five
month-
of
Hie
Year
is
$700,-874
0D,
down
t!r.
130,000.
May
figures
by
rntrgtHlPs
were:
Rp.'Ulentlal
$42.(1201100
rtnn
:$(
382,900;
commei
clal,
134
271-
lallway
Wharf,
$1,500,000;
pon-;
100,
down
$2i,2t5R.rim;
IndustrlBl,
I
Klructlixi
program
for
Imperial
$27.003,
1(K,,
up
15,590,700:
enpin-.tlll,
t,ld
In
British
tHilumbla,
,Hi
i:ig
$71,735,300.
uo
$B.7fl8.ilon.
!
t
I3.MHj.000;
bridge
at
Thn-e
Rlv-
U111
MtiHHnhOa
u,oit
l,i
r.ir
n
n
linn
rum.
,.lllllu
,h.
OT
ROGERS
-KINO
OF
THE
COWBOYS
in.
tt
U
1,
r
a
l,h
l
RRe
of
14
0W
500,
most
of
It
In
engineer
ins.
so.
If
he
is
open
to
suggestions,
they
will
be,
too.
Whether
the
executive
is
autocratic
or
democratic,
arbitrary
or
open-minded,
whether
he
makes
"
hasty,
vague
decisions
or
firm,
well-thought-out
ones,
the
people
in
his
organization
will
follow
the
same
line.
,
A
good
executive
also
has
insight
the
ability
to
understand
behaviour
in
oneself
and
others.
On
this
knack
of
knowing
why
people
act
the
way
they
do,
rests
the
administrator's
ability
to
develop
his
staff
and
get
the
best
results
from
them.
Whether
an
executive
is
a
top
man
in
a
large
industry
or
whether
he
is
owner-operator
of
a
small
business
employing
only
one
or
two
men,
on
his
skill
of
human
relations
with
his
employees
and
with
people
outside
his
business,
for
that
matter
will
depend
a
large
measure
of
success.
using
that
trip
to
.
appear
on
the
unieserved
right
to
vote,
the
Philadelphia
platform
with'
May
j
ask
Mr.
Editor
wliich
the
notorious
fascist
leader
In
'
if
the
better
way
to
be
a
Christ-the
URA-Oerald
K.
Smith!
j
Ian.
to
pu'ach
the
doctrines
or
to
practice
them?
DOES
B.C.
want
to
condone
the!
P.
McC.UIRE.
PWute
-.in
irirmjiii
touwtuf-
motw
mm
'
mi,
ma
l"i''"!I.Arid,h()f,
..-.uinnmriii
(trains,
not
oat!
MB
FINISH
iReoiarcREDi.
The
rotiSHtD
GRANITE-LIKE
f0
fLOOM.
disguised
Jew-baltlng,
which
Is
discretely
passed
around
by
some
of
the
Social
Credit
big-shots?
On
April
16,
1952,
John
Blackmore
MP
sfjoke
at
Trail.
He
implied
the
same
old
line
that
any
close
student
of
anti-Semitism
will
recognise
at
a
glance.
The
-Jewish
international
bankers"
are
out
to
take
control
of
the.
world.
Our
democratic
statesmen
are
mere
dupes
and
stooges.
So
ran
the
familiar
theme
in
Germany.
How
different
is
The
Socred
version?
The
Trail
Times
for
April
It
reports
Mr.
Blackmore's
speech
thus:
"To
Illustrate
this
he
said
that
Lester
B.
Pearson,
Cana-
dian
Minister
of
External
Af
fairs,
was
a
protege
of
a
man
I
Known
as
me
tmperor
of
Canada,'
probably
the
richest
man
in
the
country,
and
that
Pearson
was
now
engaged
In
trying
to
deprive
"y,Sa
V--"
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rtQC
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at
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'
1951
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l&OD
TO
PREACH
OR
PRACTICE?
Editor,
Dally
News:
Upon
reading
the
Social
Credit
pamphlet
outlining
the
fundamentals
of
Social
Credit,
I
noticed
in
the
opening
'blocked
paragraph
the
following
quotation
from
Thomas
Jefferson
:
"We
hold
these
truths
to
be
sell
-evident,
that,
a)1
nie
i
are
created
equal,
that
they
are
tnuowed
uy
their
Cieatoi
n.i
certain
inalienable
rights,
that
among
these
are
life,
liberty
and
the
pursuit
of
hup
plows."
imp
appears
exceptionally
fine
,
in
print
but
upon
hirh
Is
the
j
greater
emphasis
to
be
placed,
;
upoa
mat
in
pinn
or
that
m
,
Dractice?
I
inBC'tne
Indians
have
been
granted
the
unreserved
right
to
'
volt.
By
special
wuvWiat
Infirm
tho
Inrtlann
In
no
,,,
ai-.
enabled
with
means
tesi
to
receive
old
age
pensions
of
!.0
I
a
month
between
6f
and
RQ
At
i
70
or
over,
in
B.C.
the
Indians
receive
the
same
old
age
bene-
fits
s
the
white
man.
Tlv
Indians
in
HC.
are
en-
titled
to
the
same
blind
pensions
and
benefits
as
are
accorded
to
those
of
the
white
population,
;
i
In
Alberta
the
Indians
receive
1
neither
the
old
age
no-
th
.
.
,
nniii-iAi.c
1
1
1-1
hn
t--
,-,1
h
wrw.tiiiii.-i,
i'
Ui
Uirimuic,
lilt"
J
1
1
;
Hln
l
tn
Alhertn
nr.
nn,
i
Vancouver
any
other
Social
Credit
MP
would
dare
to
make
that
statement
In
parliament.
For
apart
from
the
downright
.slanderous
falsehood
It
tells
about
Mr.
Pearson,
all
MP's
would
recognize
the
general
theme.
Everybody
in
Ottawa
knows
that
Lester
Pearson
rose
by
long
service
ahd
sheer
merit,
through
the
Civil
service(
to
become
Canada's
top
career
diplomat.
He
was
picked,
for
his
present
Job
by
Mr.
King
and
hot
by
any
imaginary
"Emperor
of
Canada"
who
exists
only
In
the
Imagination
of
those
who
peddle
exactly
the
same
brand
of
mental
poison
which
Hitler
peddled.
The
dif
ference
Is,
the
doses
are
more
dilute,
as
yet
The
question
for
B.C.
Is:
t)
we
want
to
establish
here
a
political
parly
whose
top
men
stoop
to
that
sort
of
thing?
Is
It
not
true
that
we
have
any
Pities
already?
Tim
wren!..
I"
Llhtraf
Aoc!Uo4
i
The
visual
appearance
of
pclished
rock
.
.
.
C'nokt
of
1
1
00;
per
year.
110
00
8
Oo
the
Post
Office
Department,
uenay
Immense
as
it
Is."
PRELIMINARY
SHOTS
This
is
the
day
General
Elsen-j
hower,
who
returned
from
Eur-i
ope
last
weekend,
will
speak
out
loud
at
his
home
town
in
Kan-
sas.
The
nation
will
stop
every-
thing
else
to
listen.
For
the
Oen-
eral
Is
about
to
take
the
f
ielr,
politically
speaking,
P
and
fellow
countrvmen
are
cBurious
Bg
to
Uhal
m
be
th
)1Re
,
stralPg
B
There
are
people
who
are
said
never
to
worry
over
anvthine.
But
it
so
happens
they
have
relatives
who
are
not
the
least
bit
that
way.
SOUNDS
INCONVENIENT
In
a
province
enjoying
an
in-'
dustrial
boom
sparked
by
a
large
j
Inflow
of
investment
capital,
a'
three
weeks'
period
or
uncertain-1
ty.
about
the
result
of
the
elec-'
tion
could
be
very
inconvenient
1
to
put
it
mildly.
Capital
does:
no
like
uncertainty.
It
is
doubt-
!
ful'that
well
know
nnvthlnff
rt-l
finite
June
12
beyond
results
li
halt
a
i.ozen
to
a
dozen
ridings.
-
Vancouver
Sun.
IATEST
REPORT
Allt
your
lnvftitmnt
DeaUr
Im
rhr
latett
atport
nd
Protfwctut
f
CALVIN
BULLOCK
iia.
A
Special!
Lamp
Shades
New
Shipment
Just
Arrived.
All
new
designs
all
new
size
.
TRI-LITES,
BRIDGE
LAMPS,
TABLE
AND
BOUDOIR
SHADES
AT
SPECIAL
PRICES
colon
in
matt
erf
aranito.liL
finih
PI
IK
FNDIiil!hl
QUALITY.
"K0L0RB0RD"
it
imperviout
to
fire,
water,
rust,
nim
age,
and
it
not
(fee
ted
by
climate
...
it
improve
tim
rft,re
wU,
tormhiy
onPn
tr,P
rar.
Rig
lobs
In
May
meliulrd:
Causeway
over
the
Rtralta
nf
1
t'onsn
between
mainland
Nova
Kcotla
and
Cape
Divton,
33,OOU,-lK0;
bridge
acniss
the
narrows
of
Halifax
harbor,
M.miO.OOO;
roke
nven
at
Bydttey,
N
B,
M-
OOt'OOO:
Prince
Edward
Island
jihem'rai
plant
at
Bar
tla,
t)lit
,
tSBOO.lMMl;
Aircraft
Paris,
Bt.
Icatlmilnia,
Out.,
$4,000,000.
.
rw.f
111
y
1
1
u-
washing
and
scrubbing
see
"KOLOmoitO"
at
youh
local
iuiloing
suttir
mui
bringing
them
Into
the
North,
AVnt'c
Tr,lat.y
9reanl-ion.
Sousoqe
Thieves
Noting
that
Pearson
had
been
one
of
the
strongest
sup-
CAPETOWN
(CP)
Sausage
porters
of
partition
of
Pales-
thieves
should
have
known
bet-tine,
to
allow
Israelites
self-
ter
than
to
continue
their
pil-
,
rule,
Mr.
Blackmore
said
that
fering
after
police
sergeant
A.
Pearson
apparently
thought
Plenaar
retired
and
bought
a
Israelites
were
capable
of
rul-
partnership
In
a
butcher
shop
Ing
themselves
but
Britons
at
Qraaf
f-Reinet.
Plenaar
were
not."
caught
them
red-handed
and
took
them
to
court,
where
thr-v
NEITHER
Mr.
Blackmore
nor'
were
fined.
Some
Dealerships
still
open.
n
.
ray
.
.
.
j
!
Reflects
and
j
Re
minisces
I
1
!
r,
Prince
.
t
,
.
I
Ruperts
gram
elevator
1
silent
for
twenty
years,
resumed
business
a
few
months
ago,
and
j
will
continue
on
an
active,
per-
manent
basis.
Announcement
Is
j
made
by
Hon.
c.
D.
Howe,
If
there
Is
anyone
in
Canada
who
should
know
what's
he's
talking
about
It's
Mr.
Howe.
He
Is
not
only
the
Minister
of
Trade.
He
also
built
the
darned
old
elevator.
A
Vancouver
man
with
a
thousand
dollars
in
his
wallet,
lost
every
copper.
It
was
his
savings,
to
date.
He
had
Intended
putting
the
cash
in
the
bank,
but
thought
he'd
buy
a
l-'w
things
for
his
little
daughter,
first.
Livlhg
costs
are
mounting,
we
k.iow,
but
surely
not
that
much.
WATER
AND
WOOD
Fisher,
fervent
radio
commentator,
told
about
the
Saguenay
ieg.'
:n
ot
Quebec,
the
other
evening.
It's
thei,
said
Fisher,
that
wood,
water,
power
and
funds
changed
a
stubborn
wiidernesi
Into
expanding
cities,
picturesque
towns,
highways,
huge
enterprises,
and
hundreds
of
miles
of
unrivalled
highways.
"And,"
went
on
Fisher,
"(herd's
also
wood,
water
and
power
away
up
in
northern
British
Columbia.
Look
for
vast
development
at
Kitimat.
Enough
Is
going
on
there
now
to
produce
more
results
than
happened
around
Chicoutlml
and
Arvida
in
Sag-
,
.
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67th
Ave..
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llm
siiost
BEfomessive
VOTEHS
LIST
Now
available
at
ILepstatioti
in
Saiada
1
'
J.
D.
McRae's
Committee
Rooms
(Next
to
Royal
Bank)
Check
to
see
if
your
nam
is
on
;
write.
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Rupert
Radio
&
Electric