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Prince
Kupert
uaily
News;
ray
Tuesday.
March
17,
1953
VOTE
OF
THANKS
Ah!
and
yes,
what
about
the)
Bencv0-,.,
The
Editor,
!
'Su''
concern
that
sets
down
in
i
thou'
"r':
'
The
Dally
News;
jour
fair
city
for
a
period
t,J
Come
.,
,
A
hearty
vote
of
thanks
should
yearn
and
benevolently
leave.
1
weep
.,,
.
i
.
..
.i.
...
.rri..m
i
nil
h
a
benevolent
wad
of
"Prine
!
.....
'''-H
Reflects
and
Reminisces
1,
an
tti'jcpMKMHit
dallr
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbutldtnn
of
Print
Kupen
nd
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Mentor
of
Canadian
Prw
Auuit
Bureau
of
Circulation
Oanadtan
Dally
Newspaper
Asixvlatlon.
Pcillshl
by
'Tie
Prtnee
Rupert
Dally
New
UmltM
t.
F.
MAUOR.
Preeident
H.
0.
PFRRY.
Vlce-Preatdent
go
oiu
io
uui
.c
,
,
7
,
iH-iiiuug
rr,
and
uUo
the
rtli.ens
who
vol-
kuihti
"riKiuinur
mr
uv-i
You
to
help
litem
at
liu-isuiiny
souui.
vnimi
ivuuv
mem."!
unleered
Kin;
at
the
disastrous
fire
f
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Subscription
Ratta;
6t
carrier-
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wneu.
25c;
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month
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per
year,
aa
w.
3
duns
Kial
b
Urf
Poat
OBoe
Department.
Ottawa
jthur'.zed
u
com
Oliver
Hereford
(he
humorist
i
once
even
hart
enough
nerve
t
acknowledge
a
letter
from
a
bank
beginning:
"It
appears
that
your
account
is
overdrawn.".
He
answered
briefly:
"Never,
trust
appearances"
Let's
Be
Prepared
A.
V
A.y
George
Hoi
el.
We
of
the
St,
Elnvt
and
the
In-1
lander
realize
the
danger
theie
was,
so
we
all
mould
like
ui
thank
you
each
and
everyone
,or
the
go.!
work
you
did.
Mr
and
Mrs
Martin
Bcri
1
St
Eimoi
Mr
and
M.s
John
Kai
r
1
Inlander)
BI
NEVOI
I
NC
t
NT
HLRK
The
Ktiitor,
The
Daily
News:
the
time
the
fire
was
discovered
it
took
TROM
Ibarc-!
ely
more
than
an
hour
for
flames
to
destroy
,
...ted
Queen
Mary.
83.
won't
j
speak
into
a
telephone,
even
if
lit
would
be
convenient
for
fam-i
!
ily
members
newly
arrived
from
iNew
York
and
feeling
anxious,
i
How
Many
Rhf;
of
Socialism
areThere?
:
Ther
tt
Sociolism
of
rh
vw.
'
She
never
hai
and
does
not
in-
jtend
to.
Her
illness
Is
serious,
j
and
there
Ls
no
telling
what
a
!
telephone
might
do.
With-Hit
endocilng
or
affirm-j
big
the
Justice
of
the
rejcelfctn.
1
-
HOME
NEWS
Canadian
sailors
on
naval
duties
in
the
Orient
are
again
re
of
the
bid
for
KI
by
the
city,
ratepayer
avax
l
i.iiin.
I
would
,
like
to
tnlarge
upon
the
state-
ment
of
Mavr
Harold
WhaUn.;
The
City
U
not
a
benevolent!
Institutioa"
ten
tt
a
meetlru.
March
11.
lS3
Certainly
tlie
clly
is
not
ai
the
King
George
Hotel.
In
much
less
than
that
time
perhaps
in
as
little
as
15
minutes
those
caught
inside
had
lost
all
chance
of
escape.
'
The
speed
with
which
the
fire
brought
death
and
ruin
is
one
of
the
most
shocking
features
of
the
tragedy
that
struck
early
Sunday
morning.
With
the
shock
comes
the
disturbing
realization
that,
in
certain
types
of
accommodation,
the
life
of
every
guest
depends
not
only
on
his
or
her
own
discretion
but
on
that
of
all
others
in
the
building.
It
is
understood
that
the
King
George
Hotel
was
equipped
with
all
the
safety
precautions,
possible
in
a
rooming
establishment
of
old
design
and
that
these
had
been
inspected
just
a
short
time
previously.
Thus
the
record
is
clear
in
that
respect,
and
we
are
left
face
to
face
with
the
obvious
but
LT.-C.EV
Gl'V
SI
MMO.nS.
Canadian
rm
rrucJ
oi
Uff.
take
part
in
tactical
exercise
with
the
27th
Infantry
Brigade
at
Hohne,
Germany.
He
is
in
the
turret
of
a
centurion
Unit
with
officer
of
"C"
squadron.
Royal
Canadian
Dragoons.
Left
10
right:
Gen.
Simonds:
MaJ.
J
A
Milbrath.
Calgary,
squadron
commander;
Sgt.
Ed
Cheney.
Toronto,
tank
wireless
operator.
benevolent
asaoclation!
That
11
questing
news
from
home.
Sport
stuff
in
particular
will
be
welcomed
More
than
seamen
want
!
this.
A
batch
of
local
data
about
j
people
and
places
you
happen
to
be
familiar
with
can
be
sent
any
old
time
and
the
more
o.'len
the
better.
loulte
olain.
One
oniv
needs
t-;
look
out
the
aindow
to
sen-
the
miMerable
condition
of
dwepai."
.
1
,
democrocies
fhof
Have
never
obos.
cloned
democracy
but
hove
mei
dabbled
on
th
edge
of
the
0,,
x
peri
meet
And
tfMfrt't
the
Sotiolitm
ol
Union
of
Socialist
Soviet
Repgfaiio,
which
it
an
all-out,
fuH-ttol
iak,
oratory
experiment
m
me
pro'.ki
application
of
the
ideas
of
Mori
and
Ingelt.
this
city
is
in.
It
U
quite
Quvau-that
benevoience
hsa
never
been
As
I
See
It
practised
in
Prtnee
Kutxrt.
The!
This
spring
will
see
six
Admirals
serving
in
the
Royal
Can-'
adian
Navy
according
to
an
announcement
in
March.
Canada
expects
that
each
one
will
do
his
clu'y.
BY
disgraceful
neglect
of
Uie
street.
j
the
sidewalks,
the
ptmrr
supply.,
the
street
lighting,
the
water!
service
and
aiiliout
exception'
everything
that
goes
to
make
u'
a
healthy,
moral
conimuntty
of,
ratepayers,
I
l(m
f-i
ifp
1
in
ore
ore
j-iitipoii
War
Threat
Wors
1
A
world
of
difference
exisrs
U.
EVE
IOK
ANKLE
Mrs.
Louise
Andrews
of
Vancouver
lived
in
Tiflis
(Georgian
town
conquered
by
Russia
.
She
i,ays
he
secretly
hated
all
Russians.
She
recalls
having
seen
tween
the
two
does
not
make
a
Rummer.
One
incident
does
not
make
a
war.
ONE
SWALLOW
border
shooting
him
often,
with
other
young;
j
But
n
it
not
true
that
the
dlffemgt
But
tlien
beiievolnwe
haj
never
been
practid
by
tho-c
j
mho
have
milked
Uit
fair
com
-,
munity
of
all
its
wealth
Where'
re
all
the
millions
and
millions
of
dollars
that
have
gone
to
make
up
the
huge
net
turnover
;
of
business
for
40
yearn.
Donated
to
a
benevolent
as-!
aortal
ion
think
you
f
:
Nay.
but
I
think
you
wilt
f.nl
Just
six
years
ago
a
lew
hot-
itudents,
and
they
came
to
Know
o
a
u
n
Q
a
d
n
a
a
n
D
n
D
Q
D
D
it
mainly
in
the
DECREE
to
wind
the
Socialist
idea
of
"Governa
one
another.
More
than
once,
r.eaaea
American
Lonpressmen
r(,y
the
Jews
as
such
or
attains!
she
declares,
the
future
dictator;
wanted
to
go
to
war
with
Vugo-
lrMro
as
such.
But
his
chW
complimented
on
her
pretty
feet.
1
s&via
because
of
a
shooting
af-
rnemJ
TroUky
the
Jew
'ray
in
Trieste.
This
week
the
;
And
tn,
only
other
remaining
w.,.
nlarJVA
"vered
the
first
:
j,.w
m
hiKh
pXten
u
Utrr-
rufveverythirtg"
is
opplted?
I
that
-Prince
Rupert
bcnevol-!
rort
is
M
byword
to
many
a
bH
1
mulii-miliKtn
dollar
c-meern.
i
&:
"
'
batch
oi
Jet
airrrail
to
ner
new
:
nff
spending
$700,000
for
the
race
,.
(,,
Yunn&iavia
Tito1
'
'
"
horse
Tulyar
owned
by
Aga
Khan
;
l:t
?LlTl
J?
I
'
My
belief
is
that
If
necesaar,
,
If
that
it
the
case,
then
how
mcfc
SUlm
will
do
exactly
what'
the
Moslem
leaner,
mats
;
Elizabeth
on
a
visit
to
cement
j
of
the
Socialist
poison
can
0
desm-
handsome
piece
oi
money,
ano
lhe
uct
with
BriUln.
protects
have
been
strrmg.
Yet,
Bu
de)(pUe
quallflra.
it
looks
like
a
deal.
The
Irlsn
U(ms
thf
shooting
dHwn
(l(
two
racy
tolerate
and
stilt
remain
frn?
IAT1ST
fFOT
.
Aa
m
laoiM
Oxtat
tmt
ax
lawn
pi
Lenin
did
make
peace
with
Germany
on
the
best
terms
possible."
That
of
course
is
exactly
what
Stalin
did
do
nine
months
after
the
above
was
writ
u
n-
In
the
sinister
deal
which
was
the
green
light
for
HiUr
to
attack
sweep
is
flue
pretty
soon
now
.
,,d
,
.
successive
Handy
stirt
of
horse
around
jut
now.
The
question
'isn't
one
for
studfrti
and
professors
to
mull
over
in
m-
have
been
trying
to
mane
nere:
Stalin
was
a
restraining
and
moderating
influence
on
Rus-
Friday
of
this
week
will
be
the
i
na
demic
debate.
It
concerns
ewri
commencement
of
spring,
ana
aton
imperialism
ana
aggressive
4
chill
with
oc-l
tendencies.
With
Stalin
gone.
though
the
day
is
wotJI
D
KOT
now
write
so
living
person
who
today
resides
it
i
cnes
01
gases
ana
peiua
mum,
1
-
1
and
communism
as
above
for
a
free
democracy
like
Corwda
unchecked.
a.
a
side
line,
the
dav
Will
never-
;
ave
inrir
!
while
tlwir
means
are
much
the
theie.i
be
s-pring.
You
set?
it'.
1
same,
their
cutis
are
poles
FOR
MONTHS
before
the
death
official.
So
there
is
no
argument
apart.
of
Stalin
I
felt
in
my
very
1
But
I
do
say
that
fur
month;-
KM"iic
Ih
it
aim
liitr
ctitff
fitT
Now
tiat
winter
is
enain;
we
-
,h'nast
we
have
had
plain
signs
'
stltlSH
COmrUlIOltl0N
or
imm
ns
."
B
Q
Q
Q
D
B
B
11
CAIYIN
BULLOCK
from
Russia
that
some
big
new
Russian
world
line..
-S::.s-
not
even
one
or
two
below
katoon
Star.
scheme
was
In
the
making
When
the
Kremlin
turned
on
important
xact
inai
m
some
tiituuiMauicf
v
way
to
defeat
fire
is
never
to
let
it
occur.
Unless
we
accept
this,
we
would
be
forced
into
the
absurd
position
of
suggesting
that
all
but
the
most
modern
structures
be
condemned.
In
Prince
Rupert
particularly,
such
a
course
is
entirely
out
of
the
question.
For
better
or
worse,
a
high
percentage
of
the
city's
public
dwellings
is
made
up
of
structures
built
40
or
more
years
ago.
Until
we
have
something
more
up-to-date
to
offer,
they
must
remain.
Many
of
them
are
clean
and
well-run
and,
to
the
best
of
their
capacity,
are
filling
a
pressing
need
at
a
time
when
suitable
accommodation
is
scarce.
Responsibility
for
preventing
disasters
such
as
;
Sunday's
thus
devolves
on
each
and
every
individual
j
who
happens
to
be
in
the
building.
Throwing
away
j
a
lighted
match
or
cigarette,
smoking
in
bed,
leaving
''
a
burning
cigarette
on
the
edge
of
a
table,
carelessly
knocking
out
a
pipe
any
of
these
or
similar
acts
is
potential
suicide,
to
say
nothing
of
manslaughter.1
Tragic
as
it
was,
the
King
George
Hotel
fire
again
brought
to
light
gratifying
evidence
that
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
are
always
ready
to
extend
a
generous
hand
to
those
in
distress.
From
all
side3
offers
have
come
to
help
the
survivors
whose
plight
inust
surely
be
moderated
by
this
proof
that
they
are
among
friends.
At
the
same
time,
it
was
painfully
apparent
tnat
the
city
is
not
prepared
for
such
emergencies,
paving
performed
their
valiant
job
of
confining
the
flames,
firemen
also
took
over
the
duties
of
a
ielief
committee
by
finding
beds
at
the
firehall
for
GHie
of
the
stranded
guests.
Other
survivors
made
wt
as
best
they
could
under
improvised
arrange-"ments.
;'
In
this
connection,
the
Red
Cross's
appeal
for
iupport
should
be?
given
sympathetic
attention.
Here
H
"an
organization
dedicated
to
help
those
in
ptd,
but
it
can
carry
out
its
mission
only
if
it
has
personal
as
well
as
financial
support.
Given
this,
it
.could
take
immediate
command
in
a
calamity
and
4ipise
its
mercies
with
dispatch.
There
are
surely
those
in
Prince
Rupert
with
,3'will
to
be
on
call
to
take
over
the
emergent
duties
'required
in
Ridden
disaster.
Perhaps
they
could
form
themselves
into
a
standing
committee
which
would
act
under
the
guidance
of
the
Red
Cross.
Whatever
the
arrangement,
something
of
the
sort
is
urgently
needed
here.
We
may
be
assured
that
one
day
or
night
those
Hrerts
will
Round
again
in
full
cry.
i
tlte
Jews
it
could
only
mean:
j
1
Either
Stalin
had
abandoned
his
lifelong
profession
of
China's
millions
of
fishermen
won
t
like
this,
but
they
have
got
to.
Communists
will
run
the
show.
The
age
old
way
of
life
goes
into
effect
that
suits
Communism
and
none
else.
The
Chi
I
felt
this
year
exactly
as
I
;
did
just
after
Munirh
wlien
I
.wrote
in
this
column
in
December
1938.
"My
guess
Is
that
the
plight
i
of
the
Jews
will
become
worse
j
because
of
another
international
j
shift
The
interests
of
Germany
I
and
Russia
are
complementary
'and
do
not
conflict.
Russia
has
I
an
unbounded
supply
of
raw
4
XT"
race
equality
rlshts
whlrh
made
him
list
In
1942
his
first
war
aim
as
"abolition
of
rariil
excluHive-ness''
or
2
Some
new
anti-Jewish
leader
was
already
taking
over
the
reins
of
power
from
Stalin's
i
t
i
nese
must
live
ashore.
This
they
hate.
Chinese
have
always
lived
permission
"at
rials
of
all
kinds
but
iarks
must
haw
to
1
,,-,
.-
,..
,
'
..
V
'..TJZ'.'Z
..
w
;
technical
technical
equipment
equipment
and
and
organ-
organ-r"r"-
The
,1
anti-Jewish
line
seems
to
gotosea.
iney
muslWn
viirougo
lzlng
gbu
What
has
the
government.
If
a
fisherman
fit
J-
does
not
have
the
minimum
catch
required
he
will
suffer
a
fine.
They
have
no
money
or
valuables
on
board.
n,
them
is
the
superficial
quarrel
between
fascism
and
communism.
I
say
superficial
because
anybody
who
studies
Hitler's
(iwn
book
must
believe
it
is
so.
Hitler
has
no
apparent
quarrel
whatever
with
the
economics
of
communism.
His
insane
hatred
is
for
the
Jews.
He
regards
Marxism
as
a
doctrine
designed
me
quite
as
significant
as
the
shooting
down
of
the
American
and
British
planes
over
Germany.
Both
shout
a
warning
watch
out
big
trouble
coming
over
Germany.
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LOKH
GUELPH.
Ont.
CP
There
are
116
more
unmarried
men
in
Guelph
this
year
than
last.
Citv
Assessor
Robert
Bryden
reported
1.002
unmarried
males
were
liable
to
the
$5
civic
poll
tax.
compared
with
8-86
last
year.
The
United
States,
It
Is
announced
now
has
four
guided
missile
ships
ready
to
Jotov-
the
Seventh
Fleet
in
the
Far
East.
That
is,
Formosa.
For
Better,
or
For
Worse.
'
if
I
,.
Vsr
...
.
to
enable
the
Jews
to
lead
both
the
proletarian
forces
throughout
the
world
as
they
already
lead
In
the
realms
of
international
finance.
"Stalin
has
shown
himself
an
utterly,
ruthless
Russian
Czar
interested
first
in
the
welfare
of
Russia
and
then
In
the
prog-iess
of
socialism.
There
Is
no
evidence
to
show
he
U
either
A
friend
of
yours
tcorhs
The
Governor-General
will
pay
a
formal
visit
to
St.
Thomas
district
in
southern
Ontario.
South
African
veterans
will
be
included
in
the
guard
of
honor.
It
so
happens
that
among
the
35
who
had
gone
from
Canada,
five
are
left.
1
-1
A
SAFE,
fZJ
iTyour
Lraiu
li
of
The
Kimk
of
Nov
S-otia,
through
iV
iloor
marki'i
"Alanai
r,"
v.orktt
tionicoiie
son
cm"1'1''
pH
to
know.
Someone
vt
ho
can
he
jimmI
a
frieml
a
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oli
I
f.imttV
iliK
tor.
iiiehc'n
a
liii-ine
man
anil
a
goMl
one,
vilio
kfiow
rather
inure
lliyn
tin
next
man
aliout
finanie,
vihether
it
ti'i'i
you
ami
yoiir
fuinilv
or
your
hunine,
Tliat'n
wl'.v
h'
?"1
svlii
rc
In-
in.
Hut
lie's
learned
one
leon
a
leoil
pa-'1""
to
him
from
The
Hank
of
Nova
S
otia's
121
years
of
em
e.
That
in,
tliat
vtlu-ri
you
get
rijjlit
down
to
it.
hi"-'111'
in
really
jieo!c.
Anil
heeaiise
people
neeil
friemWiip
'
SOUND
INVESTMENT
vg?
Many
people
mistakenly
believe
that
the
investment
field
is
rather
mysterious
.
.
.
that
f
J.
it
is
for
the
highly-trained,
the
professional
financiers.
This
is
not
so.
There
is
a
place
s
J
Scripture
paiiuye
or
Joday
"l
will
trust,
and
not
be
afraid."
Isa.
12:2.
MODEL
for
your
money
In
Canada
s
remarkable
pattern
of
progress.
There
is
an
investment
plan
for
ymi.
rl
-MILESTONES-
Canadian
Investment
Fund
provides
yoa
SJ
with
an
Interest
to
several
types
of
securities.
PV
These
securities
have
been
selected
and
super-
rfA
vised
by
specialists
well
trained
in
the
AS
investment
business.
Under
this
plan,
you
are
at
M
assured
of
regular,
quarterly
Income
with
good
SA
opportunities
for
capital
appreciation.
Magic
Cycle
Defroster
Roll-Out
Dairy
Shelf
Butter
Conditioner
Three
Door
Shelves
Full
Width
Freezer
Cold
to
the
Floor
1
0
Years
Ago
Today
lUHine
he's
ready
to
lie
your
friend.
You'll
final
him
a
"ood
man
to
know.
Alderman
Hills
expressed
the
opinion
at
the
council
meeting
that
something
should
be
done
40
Years
Ago
Today
Mayor
Pattullo,
after
a
visit
to
the
ShawaUan
Passage
announced
work
on
the
pipe
line
Is
now
completed.
,730
Yeor
Ago
Today
If
you
have
withheld
your
investment
Iy
dollars
because
you
do
not
completely
under-
YjSjk
stand
investment
procedure,
we
invite
you
to
write
today
for
details
about
Canadian
f
Investment
Fund.
Your
enquiry
will
be
held
rS4
about
the
sale
of
extract
an
l
liquor
auhstitutes
in
the
city.
Your
HNS
Manager
is
pood
man
to
know.
In
Terrace
he
is
R.
C.
Sandover-Sly.
0.'
I
l
l
LIU1.
!
I
in
strictest
confidence.
Vhere
is
no
obligation.
aaTA
Member
of
the
Prince
Rupert
The
RCAf
has
made
application
for
a
considerable
portion
Club
gathered
In
the
club
roomf;
of
the
Land
In
Section
nine.
for
a
farewell
party
and
pres
entation
to
Colonel
J.
H.
McMui-len
who
is
leaving
to
reside
in
Design
Pastel
Green
Gold
Trim.
9.4
cu.
ft.
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RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
Mail
thit
coupon
today
for
particulars
McMAHON
&
BURNS
ilt
W..1
f.nd.r
St.
''TD'
Vancavw
2,
SC.
Vjl
NAWJ.
ADDRESS
,
Tough
Competitor
REGINA
(CP)
Defenceman
1
1
Itiitli
Uiiip
iJkft
oil
'liWii
i?
Victoria,
20
Years
Ago
Today
Two
fish
boats
refused
an
of
Tony
Schneider,
the
Western
Junior
Hockey
League's
most-penalized
player,
has
been
voted
by
Regina
fans
as
the
most
valuable
player
on
the
Regina
Pats
team.
ler
of
4c
and
3c
for
their
catch
Phone
44
Box
1279
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t:
of
halibut
and
decided
to
leave
for
Seattle.