i
-A
Mi.
K'uiut
UuutO
Thursday,
.Uli
J
Vuut
Ll
May
27,
1954
As
I
See
It
fir
?,uwbe
"dPipe.il
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
Ray
1
s
InrtPpoiidMit
dallr
npwsiaW
dpvoted
U
the
upbuilding
nf
Prince
Rupert
and
Nirllieni
ancS
Central
Bnltsli
tmvinibla
Member
ol
Cfcrxullan
Press
Audit
Bureau
ol
Clrrulalhinn
Canaonin
Dailv
Newspaper
Assoclallon.
I"
Published
by
The
PrUire
Hupfrt
Dailv
News
Untiled
i.
P.
MAflOR,
President
H
i
HRRRY,
Vlre-Prefldent
Subscription
Kates:
..carrier
Per
wfk.
2Se;
per
month.
I00;
per
year,
flow)
a&Tffidi
.uiull
Per
month,
the;
per
year.
Hoo.
MiuMred
as
Mronri
olass
niail
by
the
Poll
Ofnre
nepartment,
Ottawa.
MEETING
Civ'c
Centre
TONIGHT
8
I
:
il
;
tate,
botn
real
and
personal,
ln-
eluding
my
pants,
which
she
has
wanted
to
wear
for
the
past
15
years."
'.'Salute
to
Air
u
NEW
PROOF
I.
t
THAT
MILLIONS
CAN
El
THE
NEED
FOR
LAXAT1V
find
relief
from
mnttiiuiti,...
t
u
M
i
i
rv
'ifi.
safe,
natural
way-withaut
the
injur'umi
'-cvvscr?-'
effects
of
repeated
laxative
use.
W
ITH
A
SI
RPI.HS
IIFKF.
AND
Knight
in
the
Windsor
Star.
OTTAWA
DIARY
Soh
STAitTINd
this
week
and
continuing
through
.
Monday,
air
emlt'ts
of
J'rince
Rupert
are
stag-;
fn'g
a
drive
to
pi'omote
public
interest
in
their
movement
and
gain
financial
support
for
their
work.
Willi
assured
world
peace
still
out
of
sight,
this
effort
Ijy
some
of
the
hest
of
our
.youth
must
not;
he
ignored.
Of
their
own
volit
ion
these
schoolboys
have
entered
a
course
of
training
which
will
jnake
them
exceptionally
well
qualified
to
servo
in
the
defence
of
Canada
should
that
unwelcome
...need
arise.
It
is
an
acceptance
of
responsibility
at
:i
young
age
which
commands
our
admiration
and
;
gratitude..
How
different
their
attitude
is
from
'
that
of
some
Canadians
who
are
dedicated
to
sell-'.ing.oiit
their
country
to
others!
It
must
be.
remembered,
of
course,
that
not
all
!
aiti
cadets
have
joined
with
the
idea
of
graduat-;
ing
into
the
air
force.
Some
will
go
into
civil
;
aviation
and
others
will
turn
to
entirely
unrelated
'
lines
of
work,
lint
all
are
the
same
in
their
determination
to
grow
up
as
useful
citizens.
Although
the
lU'AV
gives
material
support
to
the
air
cadets
in
many
ways
and
has
set
up
a
liaison
branch
for
this
purpose,
the
movement
is
;
not
part
of
the
air
force.
The
boys
are
on
their
,
own,
relying
primarily
on
their
enthusiasm
and
;
whatever
support
their
community
cares
to
give
them.
In
Prince
Rupert
their
heeds
are
looked
after
as
far
as
possible
by
a
volunteer
sponsoring
com-;
mittee
and
the
boys
have
progressed
well,
as
was
shown
by
their
recent
annual
-inspection.
Hut
;
without
the
support
of
everyone,
their
squadron
will
fail.
Enthusiasm
and
hard
work
alone
are
'
not
enough.
'
-:
;
On
Saturday
they
will
make
their
only
finan-;
ciaj
appeal
in
the
form
of
a
tag
day.
To
wear
their
'.
tag
will
ho.
to
offer
the
salute
they
so
well
deserve.
;
Preparations
For
Canadian
Fair
May
31
to
June
11
Newly
Ready
There's
a
growing
feeling
in
I
competent
performance.
Hence
Liberal
circles
which
usually
are
the
report
of
his
intention
lo
re-well
informed
that
this
is
Prime
1
tire
shortly,
probably
in
curly
Minister
St.
Iuiuint's
Inst
sen-
,
autumn
and
before
the
la!!
sion
of
Parliament.
meeting
of
another
session
The
PM's
health
is
said
to
be
'
responsible
for
the
alterations
Jlis
taiceessoi',
according
to
in
his
previous
plans
to
run
an.
present
plans,
will
fie
Kt.
Hon.
other
(
lection.
Happily,
there
te
;
C.
D.
Howe,
Minister
of
Trade
reported
to
be
nothing
basically
and
Commerce.
He
will
head
a
wrong
with
him.
But
his
recent
"caretaker"
a
d
m
I
n
i
s
t
r
u
tlon
Some
of
our
enthusiastic
anglers,
j
who
rarely
fail
in
getting
in
by
tlie
21th,
appear
to
weigh
the
scales
on
the
fish
as
well.
"Higher
Pay.
Less
Worry"
,
heading.
It's
as
simple
as
that.
1
The
money
spent
by
the
people
of
Canada
on
liquor
is
huge.
Many
who
drink
are
drinking
more
and
more
people
are
drinking.-Ex.
There
is
one
way
and
one
way
j
only
for
tlie
Seaway
to
lie
a
j
joint
project.
And
the
country
j
should
be
very
wary
of
any
bill
.suggesting
otherwise.
We
want
the
Keaway.
We
want
it
now.
To
build
it.
entirely
ourselves
may
still
ho
the
final
and
most
satls-
lactory
course.
That
flag,
seen
flying
In
Prince
Rupert
on
Monday,
May
24,
has
been
observed
on
previous
occa-;
slims.
The
original
reason
lor
jthe
display
of
the
national
colors,
in
tlie
sky,
at
varying
heights,
Is
said
to
have
been
in
honor
of
the
birth
of
a
princess
i
who,
becoming
a
Queen,
led
a
Inn",
and
distinguished
life.
For
some
reason,
says
Judge
ITnf
lin
Isicr.
wives
are
a
favorite
!
butt
of
will
bikers.
One
unidentified
man
wound
up
his
will
this
way
'And
lo
my
wife
ij
bi'cucalh
the
balance
of
my
es-
FISHERMEN!
Spilsbury
&
Tirtdall
MARINE
TELEPHONE
1
MRT
!!')
Watts
Pure
Power
!
uinocl
:i
Vransmittrr
and
Receiver
llrnailiasi
Itand
Ahsiilutel.,
the
Most
Itr-
lial.le
L.idiu
Ti
ll
illume
nil
the
.".larket.
Rupert
Radio
and
Electric
312-.?id
Ave.
W.
I'honc
(Ml
woriu-giruung
tour
Dy
plane,
wnn
mitny
legs
or
tlie
journey
flown
at
high
altitudes,
was
m
severe
physical
test
for
a
man
of
his
70-plus
years.
And
slwe
his
return
he
is
unrlerstiinrl
In
hnve
lii't'ii
coniplinlnir
of
a
feelincr
of
rirotnc
fatigue,
With
oil
ih
Wfrri
of
nicflit.il
wiriirc
ovrr
tlir
ji.tv(
M)
yiMrn,
au
lluuities
bay
1
hert-
w
iid
linifY
any
rf.isMii
liy
irrtiil.iriiy
kImmiI'I
I
our
mmt
v,
uvs,m.u
hiiiit;in
mdl.nly.
Nor
n
ere
any
reason
for
(Its
vHoping
the
kt
tut
uni
n-e
ul
harJi
ivt-s
-
ni
tliwiiiK
it
h
oiif
tr')a-rat
inn
aft
rr
ai.
i
lu-r
in
ilie
vani
lio)
cif
timliny,
in
niif
pti')n
nr
pill,
t
he
"st-i
rt'i'
of
Listing
rt
lu-l.
I.orip-rrjnlimif'i
stii'ly
of
fht
prut-I'
in
has
.shown
lli.n
otif
of
l
h
h
ius(
roiiuiMin
r.tns's
ol
irrrvrnl.iniv
h
tuk
of
bulk
in
thr
ijii-i,
Aim!
vi
Urn
thi;
Uth
tfef
Uf
oHiuiioii
--4'n
rorrfrtton
is
to
1
toutxt
not
in
the
dru((
stoie
but
tn
your
on4
utl
IT
IM
S'
f.Ovr;
llrr.
V
A
MHIC-A
I.I,
r
KM
;SIH
tMI
I
HAT
A
I
IHh.
II
A
V
fHO-
ID!
It.
I
THE
HA
TI'HAI.
KHHtS
Mh
S
H
IMF.
ISThMil.l).
TO
H
I',
All.
1
1
IK
HrWrMV
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ss
Ipf
)
kh
Tin-:
mi-
l.l
tC
Ai
uinwch.
Of-'
I
:l.
M
(IAS
IHAI
l.
One
of
thee
elment
ti
nalural
fihron
tnilk.
or
vi'i-rialtle
rNnlo1,
whiili
n'-riu.iHy
nnl
ftninratly
aidi
thf
rhythimc
priKT-A(j(
vlitntri.ttitm.
In
no
nntnrnl
ffKd
Is
hU
nahiral
ljulk
mi
iilallv
(ouihI
.is
in
Uir
outer
layers,
or
brun,-n
the
v.
hole
hrat
km
u-
wlii
It,
as
ytjfi
know,
is
lost
in
ntfwltTn
milting.
IVT.nin
of
the
known
value
of
hran
it)
promotiuK
r",Milaiily
tlw
Kcll'f
timjwiiy
ha-i
(m
(.Jtku
a
uifuphrie
h't!t?
Iran
with
nmliin
takm
away
to
le
it
rthri
ivrnivrf
iuvr
tho
iianip
ol
Krlhwpi
All
liran,
I
he
natural
la
xattv
p
i
vh
mI.
I
low
ehVctive
i
All
litani
'I
lii
hat
Cadets
liiuher
than
other
years,
and
fair
officials
say
there
U
wider
variety
than
ever
before,
with
less
relative
emphasis
on
the
machinery
section.
The
fair
was
.started
in
KM
8
under
the
auspices
of
the
department
of
trade
and
commerce.
It
has
weathered
the
heavy
years
of
trade
restrictions,
and
meets
tli's
year
in
the
more
hopeful
almo-,phere
created
by
lowering
of
barriers
by
a
number
nf
countries.
I
U.S.
interest
has
steadily
ln-i
creased.
Last
year
about
2,000
i
Americans
registered,
double
the
J
number
of
the
year
before,
and
I
inquiries
indicate
the
figure
may
I
he
doubled
again
this
year,
j.
About
1
OHO
victors
will
be
lnr:
tVonV
fiiirojx-.and
probably
iti
uoo
(Janadia,ns
will
see
the
;
linv,
a.,ide
Irom
the
.special
audience
of
public,
days.
Incidentally,
Toronto
hotels.
lUK'sl.
he
mes
and
inoteLs
will
be
jam-nietl.
Canadian
firms
liave
taken
more
than
half
the
space,
and
other
leading
exhibitor,
it
order
of
space
urea,
are:
United
Kingdom.
Germany,
United
StaU-.i,
Italy.
Sweden,
Belgium,
Austria,
India,
F'rance,
Tile
Ne-l
herlanris,
Japan.
Hie
pressures
of
the
oriice
of
as
an
organizer
were
attested
by
Prime
Minister
demand
a
high
,
the
Ontario
results
in
the
last
degree
or
physical'
fitness
from
'
ycnerul
flection,
nmv
lead
the
incumbent.
Mr.-
St,
Laurent
'
parly
through
the
n
xt
election,
isn't
the
sort
of.
a
person
to
bo
,
whilp
thl.
m-ement
of
Mr.
St
content
with
turning
in
any-
j
i,aurenl
will
occasion
general
re-thing
less
than
a
completely
,
,,r(.t
throl,n,lt
Uie
laberttI
by
v
i
Vr
more
r
It
I
New
Bank
Act
I
!
!1II
KVKR
get
to
the
I
j
stage
where
grandpa
j
takes
his
grandchildren
j
jon
his
knee,
and
they
askj
'me
what
I
did
as
an
M.P.
i
I
I
can
say:
,
!
,'
I
moved
tin
mot
ion
In
par-l
iiami
id.
which
matle'
It
possible
for
the
hanks
lo
lend
money
on
chattel
mortgages."
t
1
hasten
to
add
that
the
honor
fill
on
me
by
sheer
Rood
luck'
because
I
happened
to
be
sll-i
ling
nearest
the
chairman
and;
he
had
to
name
somebody
us
j
'ihe
mover."
'
HERE
IS
the
story
of
what
Die
i
Bunk
act
changes
mean.
Up
till
i
'now.
there
have
been
two
differ-
:
Unl
ways
in
which
people
can!
i
borrow
money,
for
family
rea.s-
ens.
They
could
borrow
It
from
tlie
banks
if
their
credit
was
good
or
if
they
could
put
up
enough
security
or
get
enough
people
to
endorse
their
notes.
If
they
borrowed
in
this
way.
the
banks
were
not
allowed
to
(barge
more
than
six
per
cent.
They
could
borrow
from
the
registered
small
loan
companies
which
were
permitted
under
tlie
law
to
charge
twenty-four
per
cent
per
yar
on
loans
up
to
five
hundred
dollars
with
hiuher
charges
on
sums
over
that
inioimt.
-
-
BUT
ONE
of
the
chartered
banks
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
-
has
been
experimenting
with
a
.small
loan
business
of
it
(iwn
for
tlie
past
18
years.
That
is,
a
eiU;i.--n
could
land
still
can)
walk
into
ajiy
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Commerce
and
apply
for
a
personal
loan.
If
iMuuico,
ne
would
pay
a
nacK
t
exactly
Its
he
would
to
a
small
i
loan
company
that
is,
ijy
monthly
deposits
into
a
special
'
bank
account
set
up
specifically
i
for
this
purpose..
The
actual
rate
of
interest
paid'
oi
such
loans
worked
out,,
in,
lact
to
10.41
per
cent
per
umium
!
That
is,
jt
has
been
possible
for
a
person
to
borrow
money
from
the
Bank
of
Commerce
on
the
monthly
repayment
plan,
for
somewhat
less
than
one-half
the
rate
of
interest
which
is
permitted
to
the
small
loan
com-
;
panics.
IN
THE
crnss-examinnllon
of
tlie
pencral
manager
of
the
Bank
of
Commerce,
and
later
of
tne
spokesman
for
the
whole
hankers'
association,
th:;
follow-in
facts
emerged:
The
lawyers
retained
by
the
banks
themselves
are
divided
in
their
opinions
as
to
whether
or!
not
the
small
loan
business
con-
j
ducted
by
the
Bank
of
Commerce
!
Is
legal.
Th?
Commerce
lawyers'
say,
yes
it
is.
Tlie
Royal
Bank
!
Inwvers
say
no
it
is
not.
But
nobody
has
yet
chosen
to
j
take
the
mutter
Into
th"
courts
j
loija
very
obviiiim
reason:
-Th.iJ
I
fc,.honM.
the
'nrt-nmO'thf
.
the
Balrk'rtf
'ominercvT.sf
in
rii
I
inall
loans
is
not
entirely
with-
in
the
letter
of
the
law,
the
let-I
ler
of
the
law
would
be
chanv,
d.
1
by
tlie
parliament
of
Canada,
al-
1
most
before
you
could
say
"Jack
i
Robinson."
Kor
as
things
now
stand,
a!
borrower
ran
gel
a
personal
loan
from
the
Bank
of
Commerce
on
the
monthly
repayment
plan
for
1041
per
cent
per
year
less
than
hnlf
what
would
!
otherwise
apply.
i
By
enabling
the
banks
to
take
chattel
mortgages
the
banking
commit
lee
has
made
it
easier
for
more
people
to
get
loans,
cheaper.
First
ocean
grain-carriers
from
i
ChW.ilil
to
lili-oiv.
te.fl
the
i
i
UUIJlll
U4
J
V
ill
1
if
'JO.
"
P.uJYff
i
j
1
s
j
:
W
.
S
"W
.1
mi
!
j
A
SI
RFITS
THERE
By
Jac
k
j
ifl'
Miotoi
1
which
will
hold
office
until
a
Federal
liberal
convention
for
the
selection
of
a
new
party
chieftain
ran
be
arranged
at
some
suitable
date.
The
conven
tion
is
unlikely
lo
be
a
rush
af-
i
lull
It
is
even
possible
that
HI.
i
nn
Mr.
Howe,
whose
abilities
party,
that
reeling
will
not
conflict
with
the
genuine
satbfae-lion
amongst
both
MP's
and
the
party
rank-and-file
over
Rt.
Hon.
Mr.
Howe's
accession
to
the
j
lop
post
.There
is
a
widespread
Parliament
Hill
conviction,
iwhbii
juts
across
party,,
lines,
ft
hat
Howe's
public
servh-a
tlur-j
lni
World
War
II
and
since
has
bcn
of
so
valuable
and
distinguished
a
character
that
no
recognition
short
of
the
office
of
Prime
Minister
can
be
an
adequate
reward.
His
popularity
as
a
successor
to
Mr.
St
Ijiurenl
will
duplicate
the
enthusiasm
with
which
Mr.
St,
Laurent
was
received
as
a
successor
to
the
lh'
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King.
It
Is
reliably
known
that
Finance
Ministi
r
Douglas
Abbott
also
is
leaving
the
Cabinet
short
ly
after
the
session
doses.
There
is
also
a
growing
feeling
that
Public
Works
Minister
Robert
Winters
will
return
to
his
native
Nova
Scotia
to
become
Premier
there.
The
possibility
exj.sts
that
the
Prime
Minister
may
announce
his
own
retirement
at
the
same
time
as
he
announces
I
hew
other
uost-sesslonal
chnnr,-
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iicamcr
Prince
Rupert
KAILS
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VANCOUVER
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Camdlan
Press
Business
Pdliiir
TORONTO
("-The
big
cases
.Me
bnt;
unpacked
out
at
the
l'.hibl),l(in
Kroiiiul.s.
bulky
evirl-
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tbal
lite
Canadian
Interni'-"'
nal
Trade
Fair
is
a
u!n
almo.-.l
naiw.
;'
The
plates
are
May
31
-June
11
'iid
dyrlng
that
period
Canada
'!fld
US
other
countries,
who
ar
;';ie
p.lbllor.s,
will
lay
out
their
ii.
outl.s
W'or
the
appraising
eyes
ol
livens
from
some
00
(Hiuntrles.
-
It
Is
one
of
the
world's
bluest
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linua!
International
Kel-'ogeUi-i't!i,
with
traders
from
lir
and
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icar,
speaking
In
many
tongues,
,;ing
ip
what
they
.see
In
terms
!
lus
kuyer-appcal
back
home.
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those
with
an
interest:
In
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and
ieiynti
are,
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lor
Ihjv.i
ds
hen
f,,
p.ubllc'1.4
allowed
a
look.
Slali.tlcally,
(he
exhibitors
i.kill
o6ver
some
ZUi.OOd
scju
ir.-.
feet
and
will
comprise
thousands
'if
Hems
from
kitiien
gad
;e',s
,'o
heavy
machinery
and
airmail
-'through
.such
a
vari",l
I
'lat
H
textiles,
jewelry,
leather
,ood.s,
f(xl,
scientific
instru-t
Tfients;
farm
implements,
hoti.v-.
Hold
furnishings,
office
equip-Tient
and
so
on.
J
!
Total
spa-e
is
e
liau
last
year's
SfW.tlOO
siii-e
(eel,
bir,
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White
Rod
Clue
.
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$2,-95
$3-95
LETTERBOX
LETTER
TO
KREMLIN
TOO?
j
The
Editor,
..
.
.
.
The
Daily
News:
-'i
am
Just
wondcrlrtg.
Hdvrf
lhf:
Shoreworkers
in
the
VF
&
AWL
sent
a
copy
of
the
same
lettur
they
sent
to
tne
Hon.
L.
B.
Peai-son
to
(ieorgi
Malenkov
and
other
top
brass
in
the
Kremlin
1
j
asking
the
Russians
to
bun
th"
atomic
and
hydrogen
bombs
and
to
i
:
t
ssling
the
H-bomb?
.
P.
f3.
.
TURNK.lt,
Prince
Rupert.
Dawson
Man
Held
For
Murder
DAWSON,
Y.T.
Leo
D3V-erreau,
a
Dawson
wood
dealer,
has
been
charged
with
murder
in
connection
with
the
ri
fir
slaying
of
an
employee.
Police
said
35-year-old
Leonard
Darrel
Smith
of
Moose
Jaw'
was
killed
Saturday
night
by
a
1
if
le
bullet
while
he
sat
in
Dcv-errau's.
cabin.
IS
vi
i
r.'aii
v.is
arreted
after
lie
phoned
liCMP
and
told
Iheai
1
about,
Hie
shooting.
Smith
had
been
employed
by
Deverreau
as
a
woodcutter
for
a
short
period.
Authorities
were
reported
on
their
way
from
Whilehur.se
and
other
points.
....
.....
,
.
!
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,
i"inini
noi
published
or
dl4P'"'ed
.h
hc
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Control
H,,arl
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By;
BANK
OF
$dL.95
$
ONLY
45
MIN.
TO
ALASKA
CASUALS
,
Wedge
Soles
.
.
.
Moccasins
White
or
Colors
$2.95-$3
54-95-$5
3rd
VICTORY
LOAN
BONDS
have
been
CALLED
FOR
PAYMENT
JUNE
1st
IF
YOU
HOLD
Third
Victory
Loan
3
Bonds
(issued
November,
1942
to
mature
November,
1956)
they
should
be
presented
for
payment
on
or
after
,June
1st
through
any
branch
bank
in
Canada.
AFTER
THIS
DATE
NO
FURTHER
INTEREST
WILL
BE
PAID.
The
interest
coupon
dated
Novcpiber
1st,
1954
and
all
coupons
dated
later
than
this
must
be
attached
to
the
Conds
when
they
are
presented
for
payment.
Payment
will
be
$101.26
for
a
$100
bond
(and
for
other
denominations
accordingly):
This
payment
includes
a
$1
premium
as
required
by
the
terms
of
the
bond
plus
26t
which'
is
interest
at
3
from
May
lt
to
June
1st
the
period
since
the
last
coupon
tierame
payable:
w.'it.rr.
Via
ELLIS
AIR
-LINES
trAMSLY
SHOE
2)T0ki
638
Third
Avenue
West
LIMITED
Office
Opp.
Post
Office
Phone
266
Government
of
Canada
V
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