cimrem
or
roMMntrr.
tContinued
from
paie
li
i
U.X.
,
issemhly
President
Wvh
omes
Ills
Son
.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News!
ray
I
ested.
Willi
the
war
the
demand
An
OF
Tnelny.
February
5,
1S52
for
aluminum
had
greatly
in-
'
"
'
.
rt,r-
..r.w-wi
rwl
!ftr
IhA
U'lir
there
Reflects
and
Reminisces
III
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
j
w
as
no
(limimiuon.
By
1947,
Al-
I
riuprrt,
ana
norinc-m
ana
i
enirai
tsriusn
.
uiumom.
Iran
.is
looking
all
over
the
Member
of
Canadian
"less
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
;
W1rld
fur
cheap
hydro-electric
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
!
power
in
vast
quantities.
When
G.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor;
H.
O.
PKKRY,
Managing
Director
'
the
B.C.
government
again
ap
RECONDITIONED
RADIO
proached
tne
company.,
vice-Presidenl
McNoely
DuBu.se
wa.s
verv
interested.
Here
Mr.
Vin
I
M'A
VICTOK
7-tube
ConsoleS
SW
banfo
t!ti
SUBSCR
1
PTION
RATES
:
By
carrier,
per
week,
25c;
per
month,
$1
00;
per
year,
.
$10;
by
mail,
per
month,
75c;
per
year,
$8
00.
UUtlOO
IUIIIIIB,
spiru&ei,
ijiiouu
input,
;a
cabinet
like
new.
Keeonditioned
Sale
Frlcf
(),),
2
ItCA
VICTOR
7-tuhe
CVmwle-4SW
bands
and
m,
condition
;r
UCA
VICTOR
10-lube
Console,
all
wave,
phomrjpi
I
:
y
1
J
,
'
.
.
(
"
;
?a
Jr
j
it
spcaKri,
of-uuuiui
i-unuiuuu
una
an
$
exceptional
buy
at
cent
declared
that
it
was
largely
!
due
to
the
interest
and
faith
!
of
Mr.
DttBase
that
the
project
1
In
Has
area
had
eventually
come
j
to
its
present
htale
of
realiza-i
lion.
sFKi:i)
IS
KSHKNTK
I
Speed
was
now
the
essence
of
:
the
contract
as
construction
was
j
hastened
of
the
first
S1GO.000.-
U00
phase
of
the
project
which
j
would
eventually
involve
an
cx-I
penditure
of
S5o0.00U.000.
;
Then
the
.speaker
proceeded
to
detail
progress
on
the
jreat
jNtcliak.i
cum
1S00
feet
Ions,
!
c.20
feet
high
and
Utiu
feei
wide
at
the
base.
This
was
to
be
com
Demolition
of
the
nine
million
loilar
warehouse
at
Prince
Ru-jsrt
occupied
six
months.
Dynamiting
of
six
viRhty-foot
concrete
elevator
sh'ufts
made
sensational
lookme
pictures.
With
Hily
three
sticks
of
40
per
cent
,f
explosives
in
each,
they
fell
within
inches
of
.specified
murk.
Wli
-n
Prince
Rupcu
watched
the
normous
building
Boms
up.
cmpuru
lively
few
years
ago,
no
me
dreamed
such
scenes
would
?ver
be
witnessed.
Ever
since,
school
days,
most
of
us
have
heard
of
the
Waning
lower
of
Pisa
in
ItJily
but
could
never
discover
abdut
what
time
it
was
expected
to
fall.
And
now,
he
estimated
date
of
the
grand
-msksh
Is
at
last
made
public.
It
will
be
in
2151.
Every
month
it
.vans
one
twenty-fifth
of
an
inch
so
there
is
no
hurry
ubrnil
anything.
Of
course,
in
disturbing
times
like
the
present,
there
it
always
u
bomb
lurking
around.
-STEWART
WAKNTR
10-tube
Con.v.ie
with
shor,
gixHl
tone,
12
speaker.
Kecimdili-nned
Sale
Price
'21
-IE
I'OKi:ST
8-tube
btittery
operated
coitsol
$,
25.
with
short
wave
6
bands
12
ONI.V
MARCONI
5-tuU
AC
DC
mantel
radios.
1950
modvls
Special
Sale
friee
J.D'
pleted
by
September
of
this
year
allho
;h
ii
would
take
four
years
ior
the
diverted
water
system
to
fill
up.
Meantime,
however,
Tahtsj
Lake
would
7
I'HONOl.A
txmg
and
Short
wave
O-tube
mantel
radio
'25.
One
of
the
youngest
and
keenest
-visitors
to
the
United
Nations
Genvral
Assembly
in
Paris
was
six-year-old
Adrian,
hown
above
with
his
famous
father.
Dr.
Luis
Padilla
Nervo
of
Mexico,
the
President
of
the
Assembly.
After
a
warm
welcome
in
the
President's
office,
Adrian
sat
through
a
plenary
meeting
and
took
notes
of
his
father's
speech.
T
can
write,
too,
like
father,''
he
raid,
after
listening
caiefully
to
the
simultaneous
interpretation.
MANY
OTHER
USED
RADIOS
AT
BARGAIN
PRICES
n
a
nJ
o
ri.
.
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunaay
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Yes,
Mayor
Vhalen
THERE
is
everything
to
he
said
in
support
of
the
appeals
that
Mayor
Whalen
has
been
'making
of
late
for
business
men
to
be
taking
a
greater
measure
of
interest
in
civic
affairs.
The
Daily
News
has
been
harping
on
the
subject
for
years
in
season
and
out,
but
with
nobody,
apparently,
taking
the
matter
much
to
heart
in
a
direct
personal
way.
The
indifference
seems
to
have
been
getting
gradually
worse
and
worse
to
the
point
at
the
civic
election
last
December
where
there
were
barely
enough
candidates
to
fill
the
offices.
Indeed,
there
were
not
sufficient
nominations
for
the
Parks
Board.
Hut
getting
candidates
for
the
offices
and
taking
an
interest
just
before
election
time
is
only
a
part
of
it.
There
should
be
an
active
Interest
in
the
affairs
of
the
city
throughout
the
year.
That
does
not
mean,
either,
just
standing
on
the
sidelines
and
at
thr
street
corners
barking
at
what
it
has
been
hearil
the
city
council
might
or
might
not
have
done.
)ne
way
of
showing
interest
would
be
for
individual
citizens
to
attend
city
council
meetings.
Chamber
of
Commerce,
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
such
bodies
might
appoint
their
observers
!to
watch
meetings,
see
for
thtynselves
what
is
goin
on,
report
back
to
their
organizations
and
have;
discussions
therein.
Then
there
should
most
certainly
be
ratepayers'
organizations
to
observe,
advise
and,
if
necessary,
criticize
and
generally
foster
interest
in
civic
affairs
which,
after
all,
are
the
business
of
all
who
reside
in
the
c'itv
and
most
directly
the
business
of
those
who
HOW
A
CONTRAST
It's
nmre
than"
10
yearn
Rince
any
shooting
involving
Britain,
hit
ben
hesrd
way
down
around
the
Falklnnds.
Friday'
event
hurt
no
itr.'
and
damage
was
nupen
naaio
&
ciecin
I'M
(tract
k-Hlly
nil.
Last
time
was
different.
A
German
fleet
was
Victoria
Report
"
I
have
enough
water
to
operate
the
Kemano
power
house.
Mr.
Vincent
des?ribed
the
access
road
construction
70
miles
trom
Vanderhoof
to
the
dam
site,
120
miles
from
Burns
Lake
to
laM.a
Lake,
on
which
two
hue
diesel
driven
scows
writ,
ope.ating
to
the
east
end
of
the
tunnel
which
had
its
west
end
at
me
Kemano
power
house.
He
I
spoke
graphically
ci
the
10
,
mile
tunnel,
being
built
through
!
a
solid
mountain
of
the
Coast
Range
to
carry
the
huge
flow
of
;
water
down
from
an
elevation
of
2600
feet
on
the
Tweeclsmuir
i
plateau
to
the
power
house
at
i
Kemano
a
quarter
of
a
mile
inside
the
mountain.
ADVi:RTIKfNO
IN
TltF.
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
fiffi
sunk
and
plenty
of
Nazi
never!
.
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nfsbitt
i
saw
the
Rhine
galn
!
rijjt(ii"riimin!miiiftriw!ptittnt'nitiiifrfl
'tt.llllilllli.ijll-iiillliMHiA
T
I
New
Accommodation
Relieves
Legislative
Oisi
Scramble
for
Social
Events
VICTORIA
When
MLA's
assemble
February
According
to
the
Vancouver
p'css
the
real
reason
why
the
Prince
Rup.'rt
grain
elevator
has
been
put
to
work
was
because
cinty
cars
were
needed
for
lum-
out
of
the
dis-
U
fnA
mi
bfl
being
rallei
ralled
;j
-Ur
lllf
O
JClllIIU
w-
Ult
IAti.n..v
..j
n,i
,.
h(nnert
n
the
Followed
in
turn
the
desrip-,
.
set-Ill)
of
legislative
accommo-
port'
to
avoid
deadheading
mm
ui
iiiueiuu
uii
bile
Kicab
,.
.
.
mpties
to
the
coast
to
load
lum
water
tunnel,
the
power
house
dation.
t
;
construction,
the
50-mile
trans-
Opening
o
the
Douglas
build
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ami
MifkernrV
lo
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or'
FuU-ir.
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tl
Ave.
West
CftO
and
7tW
Blurb.
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Olsen.
Klue
78
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Street;
1480
c.th
East
to
Sea'
Cove.
IJOI'TE
3
Vklnr
Mjskulak.
1st
Ave.
West
248-1077:
2nd
Ave.
Wct
941-1028
s
As
I
See
It
ing
lias
given
extra
ollice
space
in
the
main
buildings.
The
en
;
mission
line
from
Kemano
to
'
KiUirut
and
the
preliminary
i
work
at
Kitiniat
where
this
year
ber
Reasonable
enough
explanation,
in
a
way,
yet
it's
far
from
telling
why
actual
usage
of
the
big
plant
has
been
so
infrequent;
why,
instead
of
It
being
largely
a
matter
of
chance,
seasonal
shipments
had
not
become
-a
rmular
and
a
settled
policy.
tire
we.st
wina
on
the
scconu
smener
ana
townsne
ounainR
f(W)r
has
now
b()on
ven
t0
I
-
'I
lIJ
wuuiii
oe
gelling
luuy
untie;
way.
Vicissitudes
vieixsiLuues
1
oi
weaLiier
anu
ruggeuness
of
terrain
were
only
own
property
and
have
to
pay
taxes
clirect.
Rut
how
'
some
of
the
problems
which
hau
MLA'.S.
Without
this
extra
accommodation
there
would
have
been
a
first
cla.ss
housing
crisis
in
the
Buildint!
what
with
the
'complete
change-over
in
political
alignment.
i
Sto-wing
away
MLA's
in
the
Legislative
Buildings
is
a
complicated
business.
The
11
Con-
NOXK
OF
OI
R
IC
E!
In
Sidney,
last
month,
no
one
entered
hospital
because
they
-lipped
on
ice.
But
a
dozen
did
In
ftth
Street:
Srd
Ave.
Krlzrell's
Motors
to
etxl
At
the
Tahtsa
Lake
end
of
the
long
tunnel
50(1
men
were
employed
and
nt
the
Kemano
end
hJOU
men.
At
the
outset
there
would
be
o
after
the
temperature
rec.is-.red
1051.
West.
ROt'TE
4
Alvin
Vvslrdt,
Blue
838
Robeson
Sign
Bad
rv.ttives.
ince
they
re
no
long-
7th
Ave.
Wet
704-1427:
9Ui
Ave.
West
IM-Jf
a
three-unit
installation
of
1
er
part
of
the
Government,
move
Fulton
Street
70(1
Bloch;
Tailow
Kttei-t
8UJ-8J3
(
naturally
into
the
Opposition
room.
Mr.
1
Q
ANADI
ANS
feel
a
bit
restrained
in
Anscomh
lakes
over
tne
Leaner
oi
trie
Oiiuosition's
office
from
Four
coast
dailies
San
Fran-isco
Examiner,
San
Francisco
Chronicle.
Victoria
Colonist
and
Victoria
Times
have
within
a
lew
months
of
each
other,
increased
the
price.
It
ail
comes
down
to
the
steadily
rising
coals
of
production
and
distribution.
These
papers
are
not
new
or
untried.
They
rank
among
the
oldest
and
best
known
In
British
Columbia
and
California.
4ti,
noil
hp.
at
Kemano,
enabling
Kitimat
to
produce
8;S.
110(1
metric
tons
of
aluminum
annually.
Ultimate
power
development
would
be
18
units
developing:
2,21(1,000
h.p.
and
providing
for
a
production
of
509,000
metric
tons
of
aluminum.
A
second
tunnel
through
Mr.
Whuh.
Tne
Liberals
and
corr,menting
On
the
foi'C-the
three
Coalitionists
will
share
.
.
the
aovemment
member.'1
roiminle
U.S.
interruption
Ot
M.-.s.
T.i:y
Ruiston
must
have
;
Tau
Hobeson's
visit
to
Ave.
ROI'TK
5
Jimmy
Mel.ran.
Tted
iVl
4th
Ave.
West.
100-44f;
5th
Ave
West
105-515
"
We.tt
308-S3H;
Dunsmuir
Street
211-424:
Ti'!w
615;
Emerson
Place;
Agnew
Place.
ROtTK
6
Edward
Skalapsky
'
8th
Ave.
We.st
105-537;
9th
Ave.
East
1
10-210.
Sf
Street
113-708.
nt-r
own
io.hu,
anu
so
oiu-i,
ivn.
fiennitt
"'he's
now
S
'Cial
It.
Tom
Uphill
ha-s
always
had
Canada;
for
it
is
by
no
mean?!
certain
that
even
had
Mr
Robeson
been
given
the
!
the
Coast
Kange
would
be
in-
Tolved
in
the
ultimate
project.
As
for
Kitimat,
the
testing
;
stage
had
now
been
completed
moved
from
the
stuffy
little
rubbvhnle
hich
over
the
main
usual
right
to
leave
his
own
I
,
,
.
immigration
au-
(Ourselves
adopt
more
and
more
entrance
to
a
more
.sumptuous
country
our
;
and
all
was
in
readiness
to
pro
thorities
would
have
permitted
i"'
.i-
,,
!
"
,
denounce
the
Russians
for
using?
htm
to
enter
Canada.
:
,
.
,
.
.
ceed
with
the
master
i,'",vti,B
ni.v
nv.
ouw...
plan
for
ro.se
aructi.
me
iuom
naa
a
view
appropriate
to
a
coal
It
is
several
years
since
Paul.Mal(na
charl9
evpr
nroclalmed
miner.
It
looks
across
Mcnzits
Robeson
was
permitted
to
enter
;
funtilimt.tlllll
democratic
rights
eastern
Canada
only
on
the
ex-.h
,.,-u
.;
rinritv
the
Street
to
"F
airview."
tew."
the
the
first
first
ItOl'TE
7
reirr
Brown.
Blue
1
Ail
of
Section
2
ROI'TK
8
Jimmy
Julinvin,
Green
fiCl
"'uterrront
and
Pacific
Place;
(CNR-FW'
FloaUsi.
ROTTE
9
Melvln
Bfornson.
Creen
11
J
8th
Ave.
East.
MrBrlde
to
Hays
Cove
Circle.
ROI'TK
10
Richard
Macllonalil,
Blue
339
4th
Ave.
Bast
237-731;
5th
Ave.
East
301-719:
m
Kt
119-243.
3UI-C20;
Huy
Cove
Circle
83-
.
;
SM-eet
51
1-!.1;,
Green
.Street
4U-4K1;
iMi
i-Young
Slree..
ROI'TE
llleslle
MurdtHh,
Black
S85
PlXgott
Ave.;
1st
and
2nd
Overlook;
Herman
I
Piggott
Place.
many
ratepayers
associations
are
mere
in
nma-
Rupart
today?
I
Interest
in
civic
t
affairs
could
also
be
fostered
through
the
medium
of
the
press
for
instance,
the
colurtias
of
the
Daily
News
are
always
open
through
the
Letterbox
section
on
the
editorial
page
for
communications
along
reasonable
and
useful
lines.
The
point
is
to
keep
up
a
sustained
interest
throughout
the
year.
This
done,
Ideas
would
he
developed,
new
thought
would
come
forward,
the
importance
of
civic
business
would
be
appreciated
and
respected
and,
when
the
time
came
around
for
them
to
participate,
there
would
likely
be
an
adequate
supply
of
volunteer
and
capable
men
and
women
from
whom
the
electors
could
choose
on
election
days.
Yes,
the
mayor
has
something
in
his
appeal
and
vvc
hope
he
gets
some
response
to
it.
Protecting
Air
Travel
,p
K
ELECTING
on
the
recent
disaster
of
a
Northern
K
Air
Lines
DC4
at
Sandspit,
Editor
W.
L.
Baker
of
Ketchikan
Chronicle
got
to
wondering
why
airline
operators
and
airplane
builders
don't
do
more
to
prepare
for
emergencies.
The
navy
has
Its
planes
equipped
with
collapsed
life
rafts.
When
the
plane
comes
down
at
sea,
a
crewman
pushes
a
button
and
out
comes
the
life
raft,
already
inflated
and
ready
to
use
in
a
few
seconds.
Had
there
been
such
a
raft
in
the
DC-4
at
Sandspit
the
lives
of
most
of
the
43
persona
might
have
been
saved.
Survivors
reported
that
all
but
one
or
two
persons
got
out
of
the
plane.
The
pilot
was
trapped
in
the
belly
of
the
plane
where
he
went
to
forage
for
s
smelter,
townsite
and
docks.
There
were
400
to
500
men
at
,
Kitiniat
now.
This
year
there
'would
be
1200
or
more.
!
'lhe
Alcan
construction
pay-'
roll
at
the
present
time
was
,
$1,500,000
per
month
and
by
summer
might
well
be
up
to
.
$2,000,000.
I
Alcan
took
nothing
in
the
way
of
natural
resources
from
this
;
province
exept
the
self-replenishing;
water.
It
brought
in
all
1
its
materials
the
alumina
front
Jamaica,
the
crlolite
from
:
Greenland,
the
flouspar
from
home
built
in
victoria
oy
coai
press
contniion
inai.
ite
American
Declaration
of
Inde-
niiner-turned-mtllionaire
Rob-
himself
to
singing
and
not
speech
ppni,,n(.e
crt
Dtinsmuir.
;
making,
j
..w.e
lloid
,ncse
truths
to
be
There
are
new
committee
;
Nevertheless
the
Robeson
re-1
self-evident,
that
all
men
are
rooms
antt
several
small
rooms
tndnt
is
a
dark
omen.
U.S
clouds
1
created
equal,"
with
Inalienable
where
MLA's
m;ty
dictaPe
let-
aie
dosing
in.
No
matter
how
riBhts
to
life,
liberty
and
th"
ters,
write
speeches,
and
Inter-
y,nl
look
at
It,
the
event
is
strik-
pursuit
of
happiness,
view
constituents.
irK
proof
that
the
USA
is.
How
can
anybody
say
'that
The
legislative
dining
room
's
I
ranidly
adopting
more
and
more
!
Americans
securely
enjoy
those
being
given
a
complete
overhaul,
lne
polire-stat.?
technique
'
rights
today
if
Paul
Robeson
or
with
new
equipment
in
the
.
wnh
are
the
very
features
of
:
any
other
citizen
can
be
arbk-kitchen.
totalitarian
communism
which
any
other
citizen
can
arbitrarily
SlinbW"
ROTATE
12
Sammy
Alexanilff
ULll
Ave.
East
3.13-1805;'
rrertefick
St
IIOI'TK
II
Ifniinv
:bv.
ireen
2j8
mo
annual
.sciamoic
ior
in-i
scll-stylco
"tree
worm"
is
:
hf.
urevented
bv
his
own
eovern-
Newfoundland
mnclland
and
and
the
the
petroleum
petroleum
resist.
i
ment
from
crossini
the
border
1st
East
225-247;
2nd
Ave.
West
137-341:
131-225;
Market
Place;
3rd
Ave.
Pally
Nts"'
i
coke
-
the
uu.
some
of
wnich
eventually
Vltall0ns
t0
the
Pe"in?
'
,
orgamzinK
l0
to
"ouse
"
ar'd
&erBPan.t-at-
!
to
visit
a
city
where
he
has
been
mignt,
t
come
come
from
irom
Alberta
AiDerta
or
or
Arm
Webster
Ls
once
more
at
,
w
MONTH3
auo
President
'a
generally
and
deerilv
honored
Motors.
fKtfrtt.
IV
Robert
Jensen.
Black
SM
Streel
'
5th
Ave.
We.st
A35-735,
741-745;
Borden
Street
Blggar
Place.
BOITIt
II!
frank
Killinrn.
(Ireen
977
his
wits'
ends
trying
to
figure
j
Tniman
yelled
a
multiple
.
visitor
many
time
before?
out
how
to
squeeze
everyone
ln0
bfaKt
at
RuKsia
und
communism
.1
the
legislative
chamber.
i
He
sakl
in
less
eloquent
words,
1
IF
PAUL
ROBESON
has
commit-
There's
a
scramble,
too,
for
j
mm,h
ln)
M
Mr
Churchill
'
led
some
offence,
or
Is
engaged
invitations
to
the
Slate
Ball
at
!
hg)
S8j(t
eRwhere
that
denial
in
some
activity
contrary
to
the
Government
House.
This
ball
al-
j
gnyjpt
government
of
its
laws
of
his
country,
then
he-ways
causes
a
great
deal
of
;
ciUzen,
rlRht
to
travel
to
other
should
be
tried
for
such.
In
open
heart-burning.
The
invitation
(
countrles
was
one
of
the
worst
court,
by
regular
judge
and
jury.
4th
Ave.
East
124-234:
5ln
Ave.
East
101-245;
W
even
from
British
Columbia.
!
One
of
the
(jreat
benefits
of
'
the
advent
of
Alcan
Mr.
Vincent
.".aw
as
the
opening
up
to
the
world
of
the
great
playground
of
tweedsmuir
Park,
less
than
two
percent
of
the
total
area
of
whi.-h
would
be
affected
by
Hooding.
The
Alcan
road
network
of
about
3C3
milts
would
i
do
much
in
this
way.
'
Questions
on
a
number
of
East
108-.'8;
Bowser
Street.
tki--r.'
t
r'hai:
t
tmLii-niri
r:ren
924
ILst
is
keptasotticiai
asiios.siDie.!
.
hi
b.,,(.5S
to
a
nraceful
But
there
is
no
pretence
that
6th
Ave.
West
210-539;
7th
Ave.
Went
If:'
West
221-528;
Lntbinlere
St.
721-78;
M'ni
704;
Tallow
St.
625-733.
Just
the
same
there
are
many
people
who
are
sure
that
they
fhould
be
invited
and
some
ot
them
have
no
hesitation
in
let-
tinn
rinuprnment.
T-foiup
know
and
implications
of
the
UfA
r,,
...u..
1,1
.,i
i
i
i
1
iJuast.
phases
ntll.ir.
Ii-jeuuy
liirnrss
a)h
iacjn.ncia,
out
wny
Miumu
sucii
ehhciiuais
ue
Muweu
Alcan
project
were
a-sked
of
Mr
in
such
an
inaccessible
place?
VinccnL-
I
'lhe
Ball
will
follow
the
first
FT"
A
nnln..,kn
;
t
n
r
w0rld.
'
such
is
the
case.
That,
of
course,
Is
true.
There!
The
ruling
powers
of
the
USA
Is
no
hope
of
a
genuinely
peace-j
do
not
like
Paul
Robeson's
Ideas,
iui
world
while
Russia,
China,
or
Thoy
say
they
are
too
friendly
othsr
important
big
powers
disposed
to
another
country,
deny
to
their
own
people
impor-
j
That
is
precisely
the
excuse
tant
basic
human
freedoms,
es-
that
the
Soviets
themselves
use
peeially
while
they
maintain
vast!
for
denying
civil
rights
to
mil-armed
forces
which
might
at-
j
lions
of
their
people.
In
taking
tempt,
by
force,
to
extend
their
j
a
leaf
out
of
the
pollce-gtate
zone
of
power
over
other
nations
j
book
the
west
is
destroying
its
which
do
not
deny
those
free-,
own
foundations.
It
also
gives
dorns.
(dictatorships
In
every
land,
in
take
thv5
business
of
alleged
!
eluding
Russia,
China,
8pain
and
i--H'-iiaitu,
mr
iui
slate
dinner,
when
His
no;iw.-
trt,,,
ll'i
i
i
,
,
W
hy
SilOUkln
t
planes
tie
equipped
With
Collapsed
Skeena,
.spoke
of
the
effect
on
Ule
Lieut
Gov
will
dress
up
in
rubber
pontoons
that
could
be
inflated
in
a
hurry
;
IZ
'
conciT
l,is
Cohurt
lton?Twn
atin
tadm
me
concern
as
asarthe
lar
as
ine
kt)f
hrpprhp
whit.
si
If
stnrk-
Glh
Ave.
EM
BIOUK
IHMi;
Bin
Ave.
'
East
1000-1144:
10th
East
900-1130;
AM
Bacon
Street,
Donald
Street.
ROI'TK
19
Jimmy
Johnson,
Green
661
Oth
Ave.
East
870-1140;
Ambrose
Ave.
ROITE
20
Jaek
Rndolph,
Green
131
8th
AT.
East
1039-1944.
'
I
n.J
11
Z
mwx
At
.
.'11..
11,1
1
1
,
i
jngS,
n
(fa
hi
DlaCK,
fir
S
ti1vr.hnrt'
IpiI
viiviiuaiw
Kaa
IJ'iirt,
LU
I1U1U
LUC
jJldlltJ
i
"M
i-utit,ci
ncu
wiw
nic
on
the
surface
of
the
water?
Is
not
the
plane
worth
ltiie
lZZTr
f"'lht
Jac
saving,
or
keeping
afloat,
for
a
time?
This
is
a
!levcls
of
lhe
lower
wechako
brdid
KOI
IE
il
jimmy
mwirriiraur
'r"
-,
2nH
Avh
West
1135-1314:
Parte
Ave.
inos-'
natura
oueston
to
he
askwl
hv
ninwi-,
flvlnn-
w
T"1.
..
we.re.
now
AU
the
guests
will
be
men,
"uiaizo
latvir"
nr
"corrective,
lnhor"
Argentina
the
chance
la
nv!
,
...
..j
l
.j..,
,
UI,
wlln
me
saimon.nuere.su
wun
one
excepiruu
iviauuine
"Look,
the
Americans
do
it
too!1
Street;
Water
Street;
Beach
Place.
ROITE
23
Urry
farent,
Gren
47
8th.
West
615-735;
Summit
Ave.;
Taylor
Strcci.
ItOl'Tr;
24
Brian
Roberts,
BHie
4M
,
which
it
was
hoped
would
have
Spcaker
Nancy'
Hodges.
;
may!?
o"r
successful
culmination.
No
sal-'
,
i
count,
mayDe
Ufty
iiuy
percent
e
cent
or
mon
went
up
the
Nechako
above
'
h
VIHmnt
'
l?e""
t
2nd
Ave.
West
710-3rd
Ave.
ana
"
"
,.
gt
"PROTECTION
AGAINST
INFLATION"
AsIc
your
Invettmenl
batr
far
Hi
afcov
IcMtl
mi
prdipftem
of
the
darasite
j---
j
......
wllu
aiC
i
...
.
.
'
,
Mr.
Vincent,
in
reply'
to
i.
C.
those
camps.
But
even
if
they
Answering
A
P.
Crawley,
Mr.
oolker,
saw
no
immediate
pros-'were
only
one-tenth
as
bad
as
Vincent
said
he
had
heard
no
peCt
0f
finishing
mills
In
this
the
professional
Russia-haters'
suggestion
of
Alcan
power
bei-.g
area
prociuct
from
Kitimat
l
and
Communist-chasers
say
Wesi
uany
wews-wans
ROUTE
25
Gary
Parkin,
Green
C0
CU
Ave.
EtUit
1141-1476.
..
.
.
.
.
.A
M
1
il
-,-..c
..mvc
ttuimu
m-
would
probably
go
to
the
fabri-;
th-y
are,
they
would
be
too
dead
across
the
Pacific
or
Atlantic,
or,
the
coastal
waters
of
Alaska
and
R.
C.
Some
accidents
are
unavoidable,
but
certainly
much
loss
of
life
is
avoidable,
if
the
carriers
and
plane
builders
will
be
realistic.
An
airplane
wing,
on
which
survivors
may
have
to
stand
as
at
Sandspit,
might
have
some
changes
made
so
it
is
not
a
slip-pery
piece
of
metal,
a
springboard
to
death
as
it
was
for
the
brave
stewardess
who
had
rescued
so
many
passengers
and
then
plunged
into
icy
waters
to
her
death.
....Ub.i.cu
ii.cic
juiBut
uc
una-
eating
plant
at
Kingston,
culty
in
transmission.
Defence
consideration
and
.se
ly
to
be
allowed
to
survive
indefinitely.
The
appalling
truth
is
that,
ntn
mr
via
ctmnlo
rtn
tint
Itnnw
ROUTE
ZftFfankie
Kiewan.
muc
iu
ys
7th
Ave.
East
081-1086;
1103
RKUcy
H"mfl
Frank
Skinner
wantcc-10
know
CUrity
from
slides
and
avalanch".
.
V-
u
lo
miiKe
"
port
a
"ell
as
control
of
water
pres-
Ave.
928-1154.
nl
Kitimat
competitive
with'
t,rinr,
i
.v,!ii..
v,
i
,
k'a-
.tn
ih.
ROI
TE
27
Chrltitopher
Harvey.
-rern
"
C0Vf
Oth
East.
McBrlde-Hays
Cove
Circle,
iiay
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Vincent
re-!Kemano
power
house
inute
a
I
camps
are.
AND
WE
SHALL
plied
that
return
cargoes
would
j
mountain,
Mr.
Vincent
said
in
'
NEVER
KNOW
UNTIL
RUSSIA
uc
wu
'or
ves-seu,
Bringing
answer
to
Harry
Wilkins1
ones-
is
OPENFin
UP
TO
NORMAL
THESE
ARE
THE
DAILY
NV
alumina
to
Kitimat.
That
migh
lion.
TRAVEL.
Closing
gesture
of
his
address
j
was
the
presentation
by
Mr.
Vin-
:
BUT
HOW
In
the
name
of
corn-cent
of
a
souvenir
miniature
I
monsense
do
we
ever
hope
to
LITTLE
MERCHANTS
THEIR
SUCCESS
DEPENDS
ON
YOU
mfflff
rinhire
fit
l
a..aae
for
Joaau
be
provided
by
secondary
industries
at
Kitimat.
Even
Prince
Rupert
might
be
able
to
assist
In
producing
return
cargoes.
In
any
case,
he
did
not
see
how
Prince
Rupert
stood
to
be
in-
CALYSH
E'JLLOCK
convert
the
RuMlans
and
the
"Pray
Alcan
ingot
from
the
Arvida
plant
to
T.
Norton
Youngs,
president
of
the
Chamber.
Chinese
to
western
ideas
oft
.
.
the
Lord
,
.
.
that
He
will
send
forth
labourers.1
St.
Matt.
9:38
democracy
and
civil
liberty
if
we