ay
Reflects
and
Reminisces
i
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
In
many
respects,
one
of
the
,
Hurst
In
Prince
Rupert
is
given
I
It
needed
only
Monday,
December
2l,
1953
minaii
of
litti
loveliest
of
Christmas
carols,
:
exieimeu
unu
aiup-aiumi:
notice
10
i
Silent
Night,
is
todav,
as
usual,
In
the
Chron:eie,
published
oy
Bob
min
its
wav
around
the
uni-
the
Alumni
Association
of
the
Ing,
cease
t.i.,...u
1
uvau,,
(JULso,,
jn
m
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlnc
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New..
Limited.
r
J.
P.
MAGOK,
President
H.
O.
PERRY,
Vice-President
verse.
The
carol
was
written
by
UBC.
"This
man
of
service
to
his
shape
of
cyanide
gus
an-v,
an
Alpine
priest,
Father
Josef
fellowmen
died
suddenly,
pos-1
And
then
resueo
the
quest!
InjWes
Sullivan
v
y
jf
Clmore
fpiJltoit
that
remaining
$300,000
N1t
ally,
police
should
be
ahle
la
a
yarn,
or
perhaps
go
further
'
vlohr,
am;
the
melody
provsaea
sioiy
doiwiwh
sam
warning
by
Franz
Xavler
Oruber,
an
Aus-
to
himself,
for
he
never
really
Irian
musician.
It
was
first
sung
recovered
from
his
war
wounds,
m
Christmas
Eve,
1832,
in
Sax-
His
passing
leaves
us
stunned,"
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I
accompaniment
of
such
names',
Ke
hmuklk
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t.
...
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NO
WAR
1
1
ne
cocKla..
The
story
so
far:
Steve
and
Nancy
are
busy
solving
Santa's
problems
while
he
takes
a
riap.
Chapter
IX
seemed
like
everyone
wanted
Steve
and
Nancy
each
took
off
them
to
straighten
out
problems,
a
'phone,
which
didn't
quiet
the
and
tne
more
problems
th?re
telephone
tree,
but
it
stODned
were,
the
mere
confused
the
iV
was
in
full
host's
nuais
small
oiuuii
Madawaskl,
mauawasKl
w
WinnitMKk
nni.u
,..
i.
,
J
(
Thnt.'
seasoned
01a
warrior.
:
svwiik
wiicu
mc
;
Viscount
Montgomery,
is
at
least
'
daughter
pulled
at
her
father's
wyan,
Kamloops
and
KiA
qualified
to
make
a
prediction,
j
sleeve.
"Daddy,"
asked
the
puz-
.And
there
used
to
be
a
i
I
Solon
Low
Clears
Air
I
THE
LEADER
of
the
I
Social
Credit
party
of
Canada
has
made
an
important
I
statement
in
Parliament.
It
reads:
Ten
and
possibly
15
years
of
zled
youngster,
"haven't
we
had
shaking.
j
children
became.
cmiea
iioie-ln-the-Wull-On
Skeena.
this
party
before?"
pood
will
are
on
the
way.
As
The
dwarf
on
the
other
end
of
They
were
hungry
ny
now,
but
the
line
started
talking
before
Ahey
were
&usy
telling
people
Steve
could
even
get
the
'phone
!
tllev
didn't
know
how
to
help
to
his
ear,
but
he
did
catch
'
them
that
they
didn't
have
time
guest
speaker
at
the
annual
;
riiimer
of
the
London
Rowing
Club,
he
diiiared
everyone
can
lixik
for
n
lengthy
spell
of
rowing
and
then
His
Lordship
went
My
attention
has
been
;
enough
of
what
the
little
fellow
!
to
eat.
PUZZLED
.
...
called
to
a
column
.
.
.
win.-was
saying
to
know
that
some-
"No
more
smoke?"
N.mrv
said
ten
by
one
Elmore
Philpott.
Into
a
lew
details.
No
War,
he
says,
plain
enough.
thing
had
tone
wrong
in
the
;
into
the
telephone.
"You
say
the
motor
car
division.
;
trains
have
run
out
of
smoke?"
"It's
the
tacks,"
the
dwarf
said,
i
"Now
lhe
trains
are
out
of
Someone
has
dropped
a
box
of
'
smoke,"
Nancy
said
to
Steve,
tacks
on
the
floor
and
all
the
!
"I
ve
80t
s0
many
troubles
I
can
t
FOR
XMAS
GIFTS?
CHECK
THESE
SUGGESTIONS
and
in
that
column
he
wrote:
Hence
it
would
appear
that
the
Social
Credit
party
may
be
getting
ready
to
make
itself
the
deliberate
and
vocal
champion
of
Mc-
Pnitliuicm
in
Panada
A
friend
Is
a
person
who
likes
you
even
though
he
knows
you.
Irish
Digest.
IlkHV
little
racing
cars
LHID
have
1
V
T
W
flat
S.1UV
tires.
Cll,
take
tlme
t0
listen
to
yours,
too,
!
I
We
haven't
time
to
repair
alV
Steve
said
rather
crossly,
lor
STl'NNEI)!
The
recent
Wnai
Snail
W2
amm
uuj.i
mil
kci
quae
Luna
death
of
Alan
.
,
.
'
.
:
these
flat
tires.
My
question
of
privilege
is!()o,
when
they
are
tired
and
hungry
this:
The
writer
or
the
col-
.,,..,
....
.
:
"If
vou
won't
heir.
I'll
lust
tell
MARCONI
Radio
Combination
.
'Emcee"
S199.95
from
which
this
sen-
I
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"V"1'
sal"
01
ve'
Jjsn'
"
umn
""
them
to
10
forget
Iorgel
their
old
'a
smoke
make
:
1
Ao,i
t
know
'Jt
to
do.
I'll
l,ne'r
moKe;
fence
wis
taken
tries
to
HZTv
sS?ta1tMnk
"
over
and
call
you
back."
Nancy
answered,
for
little
girls
ll
appear
that
mat
th
uie
,
ouiiai
,
.
.
net
lust
as
tired
and
hiinerv
nnri
:
-
;
i
f
..
i
1
.1
Credit
movement
is
making!
oieve
inonea
over
bi
nancy
ana
-
-
.
-
sne
looicea
worried,
"wnats
the
'
trouble?"
Steve
asked.
'No"
said
Steve
suddenly
into
"They
say
half
the
typewriters
h's
'phone
receiver,
I
don't
care
they
have
ready
to
send
to
Al-
I
if
vour
old
P'ka
dot
horses
ore
bany
won't
writ
English.
They
:
wet
and
I
don't
care
if
their
color
just
write
Spanish.
What
can
you
is
running.
Let
It
run
until
it
gets
ready
to
champion
Mc-Carthyi.sm
in
Canada.
In
this,
the
columnist
Elmore
Philpott
is
just
as
far
off
base
as
he
has
been
in
many
of
his
wild
speculations
of
late
years.
I
want
to
make
it
clear
to
him
and
all
others
in
Canada
that
the
Social
Credit
G.E.
Radio
Combination
09
ROGERS
"Majestic"
do
about
a
thing
like
that?"
;
an
urea
oul.
Steve
hardly
had
time
to
say,
Tm
not
going
to
answer
an-"I
don't
know"
before
a
messen-
otner
telephone,"
said
Nancy,
movement,
of
which
I
have
i
ger
dwarf
came
bursting
into
the
sinning
lnio
a
cnair.
nor
1,
the
honor
to
be
the
spokes-1
office
out
of
breath.
"Thirty
of
.
said
Steve.
man,
is
not
now
champion-1
the
dolls
are
sick,"
he
said.
"What
Just
then
a
messenger
opened
$399.95
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Combination
Radio
i!
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ll:
i
t
r
I
Give
Santa
a
Break
T
WAS
a
grand
sight
when
Santa
Clans
arrived
.in
town
Saturday
on
a
fire
engine.
With
siren
ilowing,
the
merry
old
man
made
an
entrance
aleulated
to
thrill
the
hearts
of
young
and
old
alike.
-Later,
orders
went
out
to
hold
off
the
siren.
To
.doubt
there
was
a
very
sound
reason
for
this,
jut
it
was
disappointing
that
Santa
had
to
continue
iiis
journey
in
silence.
Since
he
visits
us
only
once
a
year
and
conies
with
such
a
genial
air
of
goodwill,
there
is
an
obligation
to
make
the
occasion
as
much
fun
as
possible,
even
if
it
means
relaxing
one
or
two
regulations.
Siren
or
not,
however,
Santa's
visit
was
an
exciting
event
for
Prince
Rupert
which
provided
a
happy
start
for
the
youngsters'
holiday
season.
We
sometimes
think
the
old
fellow's
strenuous
activities
must
make
him
weary,
but
bright
young
eyes
seem
to
act
on
him
like
a
tonic.
At
any
rate,
he
was
his
wonderful
jolly
self
on
Saturday,
and
we
are
sure
that
all
children
will
wish
him
the
same
kind
of
merry
Christmas
that
he
is
giving
them.
'
.Winter
Turns
Corner
TODAY
has
the
distinction
of
being
the
shortest
I
day
of
the
year
and,
as
the
beginning
of
Christmas
week,
also
one
of
the
busiest.
Yet,
as
winter
funis
the
corner,
it
seems
in
many
respects
to
be
just
getting
under
way.
No
doubt
the
Christmas
season
accounts
to-:
this,
impression
to
some
extent,
but
there
is
also
the
unfortunate
fact
that
much
of
the
roughest
weather
stEIl
lies
ahead.
.
'
iSo
far,
however,,
there
can
be
few
real
complaints
with
the
climate's
performance
locally.
There
are
not
many
cities
in
Canada
where,
at
this
time
of
year,
'one
can
go
about
without
being
bundled
in
massive
layers
of
clothing.
It
has
been
remarked
that
Christmas
'is
not
properly
festive
without
at
least
a
light
sprinkling
of
snow.
That
is
true
enough.
But
if
the
weatherman
happens
to
deprive
us
of
this
embellishment,
he
is
not
a
subject
for
censure
provided
he
continues
to
treat
us
with
moderation.
-
.
'
-
Prince
Rupert
weather
is
a
favorite
topic
of
criticism,
but
it
could
be
very
much
worse.
ing
McCarthyism
in
Canada,
and
is
not
getting
ready
to
do
so
in
the
future.
I
thought
I
had
made
that
abundantly
clear
when
I
said
in
this
will
I
do?"
the
door
and
snouted,
a
toy
"Oh,
the
poor
dolls,"
Nancy
machine
gun
is
running
wild
and
replied.
"Steve,
we
must
help
shooting
all
over
the
room.
What
them,
but
I'm
sure
that
I
don't
we
do?"
know
what
is
good
for
dolls.
Do
stve
looked
at
Nancy.
She
had
they
think
they
have
stomach
her
head
in
her
hands,
crying.
aches'"
He
felt
like
crying
too.
They
were
'
"red
dren
who
had
found
tw
"I'm
sure
It
isn't
that.
Miss
Nmcv
the
dwarf
-n.werprt
"h.
iut
that
being
Santa
Claus
can
be
a
lot
of
work
TABLE
MODELS
Motorola,
etc
$24.50
UP
RECORDS
and
RECORD
PLAYERS
(Tomorrow:
Santa
Wakes
I'p.)
chamber
on
November
25:
"I
should
like
to
make
it
definitely
known
that
I
feel
it
t?
irresponsible
conduct
on
the
part
of
any
Canadian
to
try
"
to
butt
into
their
(United
States')
affairs."
Mr.
Speaker,
we
have
always
urged,
and
we
do
now
strongly
urge,
that
every
effort
be
made
to
keep
Communists
and
Communist
sympathizers
out
of
government
departments
and
our
vital
industries.
But
When
inquiries
are
instituted
for
screen
cause
dolls
don't
have
stomachs.
I
must
get
back
to
them
now,
but
!
if
you
have
time,
please
come
look
at
them."
All
this
time,
the
telephone
tree
had
not
stopped
ringing.
;
Having
a
free
moment,
Steve
picked
up
a
receiver.
"Square
soap
bubbles?"
he
said.
"Whoever
heard
of
square
soap
bubbles?"
"Yes,
that's
just
the
trouble,"
Home
Builders
Will
Provide
Lumber
Market
TRILITES,
TORCHIERES,
STAND
LAMPS
TOASTERS,
IRONS,
CLOCKS,
ETC.
ing
or
for
other
security
pur-j
nrti-oc!
r
ldnorfo
urn
ctrnnT:v
said
the
voice
on
the
other
end
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
hiph
lpvpl
nf
hnmp
hnllrtii.a
y
...
.'
.
.
.
nf
the
line
No
one
has
ever
ur?e
that
tney
be
conauciea
-
:
under
the
unabridged
rule
of
eard
o
square
soap
bubbles
and
in
Canada
and
the
United
RUPERT
RADIO
and
ELECTRIC
law;
tViat
great
care
be
taken
tney
won'
eueve
wnais
States
has
been
forecast
by
to
ensure
that
men
are
notjmore'
cnimren
may
gei
cut
on
j
British
Columbia
Forest
Prod-found
guilty
merely
by
asso-,
the
sharp
edges."
Ucts,
Limited,
in
its
annual
rs-
ciation;
and
the
rights
and;
"of
a11
the
silly
things,"
Steve
port
to
shareholders,
freedoms
of
individual
Can-
said,
turning
to
Nancy.
"They've
,
The
company,
one
of
the
larg-adians
be
respected
and
got
some
bubble
pipes
that
won
t
fully
(
tst
iumbering
concerns
on
the
the
dignity
of
our
courts
and
1
blow
anything
except
square
soep
;
west
coast
sald
the
B
C
lum.
313
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
644
I
legal
processes
be
most
care-1
ouorjies.
bering
industry
will
depend
fully
safeguarded
wnai
on
earm
ao
mey
minKimain!y
on
North
American
we
can
do
about
a
thing
like
:
home
builders
for
its
market?
that?"
Nancy
said
sighing.
"It
in
1954.
j
b
-
1
nc
lulu
yiKUl
y
1
1
jjui
litru
a
1IUI
an
awful
lot
more
problems
than
profit
of
$1,923,687
for
the
year
!
THE
ABOVE
statement
will
certainly
be
welcomed
by
every
f.upporter
of
true
democracy
in
Canada.
While
it
is
ostensibly
a
rebuttal
to
a
column
written
:
by
myself,
it
is
actually
some-:
thing
of
more
far-reaching
lm-
we
are
getting
answers."
;
ended
Sent.
30,
1953.
an
increase!
'
If
you
could
have
watched
of
$748
593
over
1952,
but
well
Steve
and
Nancy
In
Santa
Claus's
below
the
1951
figure
of
$2,709.-1
big
office
you
would
have
felt
763.
The
1953
net,
profit
is
equal
sorrier
and
sorrier
for
them.
It
to
about
93
cents
a
share.
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeoc
!
portancc.
Mr.
Solon
Low's
state-Iment
clearly
detaches
the
party
I
from
Mr.
John
Blackmore's
de-:
!
lence
of
McCarthyism
in
Can-;
;
ada.
1
j
It
does
not
read
Mr.
John
I
Blackmore
out
of
the
Social
i
OTTAWA
When
youthful,
Peter
Leitch
Construction
Co.,
of
athletic
Bob
Winters
was
named
i
Winnipeg,
for
a
new
federal
pub-
ii.iuiai:!
ui
uuuin
wuiia
ill
iiic
:
lie
uuuuiug
a
i
iauuiuii,
mail.
111c,
,
n
t
n...
administration
of
Rt.
Hon.
Louis
i
riding
of
Dauohin
was
renre-
!
Cre(Jlt
ln
PUamen,t'
it
docs
show,
with
convincing
sented
in
the
Commons
last
Parliament
by
a
Liberal,
and
it
I
sent
a
Socialist
down
here
in
'
St.
Laurent
a
couple
of
months
ago
cynical
observers
on
Parliament
Hill
wondered
just
how
far
he
would
and
could
go
in
August
Fred
Zaplitny,
who
had
finality,
that
the
Social
Credit
party
has
considered
the
whole
question
of
McCarthyism
and
has
refused
to
go
along
with
iMBlapion
..hM-tua'l
crusade'
It
is
also
worth
noting
that
the
above
statement,
made
by
Mr.
Lowe
in
the
House
of
Commons
on
Dec.
15,
followed
within
24
hours
the
visit
to
the
House
of
Commons
of
the
"Big
Three"
of
the
B.C.
Social
Credit
party
Premier
Bennett,
Mr.
Bonner
and
Mr.
Gunderson.
Sdppers
This
Christmas
.
.
.
LUCKY
THE
PERSON
TO
FIND
A
PAIR
UNDER
THE
TREE
'
MEN'S
Operas,
Romeos,
Felts.
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Animal
Slippers,
Moccasins,
Romeos,
Felts.
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Lined.
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FOOTWEAR
5
YOUR
CHRISTMAS
STORE
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rebuilding
a
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name,
for
the
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member
for
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department
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ne.ss;and
public
esteem.
Though
.
in
view
of
these
two
cases
the
long-time
Public
Works
Minister
!
critics
haven't
been
able
to
find
Hon;
Alphonse
Fournier,
now
an;
too
much
to
complain
about
in
Exchequer
Court
judge,
was
one
i
the
granting
of
contracts
to
do
of
the
best
liked
members
of
the
,
a
lot
of
breakwater
and
harbor
cabinet
always
ready
with
a
!
construction
and
repairs
in
Nova
smooth
answer
to
any
barbed
.
Scotia,
Cape
Breton,
New
Bruns-question
from
the
Opposition,
!
wick
and
Quebec
areas
that
have
the
department
was
too
often
been
long-time
supporters
of
the
the
subject
of
stories
about
too
j
Liberal
party.
There
are
still
many
men
assigned
to
do
a
'
those
in
political
life
who
sub-simple
job,
and
endless
promises
scribe
to
the
idea
that
major
wjihout
much
action
on
many
public
works
should
be
done
im-pnbiie-
works
projects.
j
mediately
after
an
election
in
Hon.
Robert
H.
Winters,
a
i
areas
where
the
government
won
Massachusetts
Institute
of
Tech-
!
support,
and
should
be
left
until
I
AM
GLAD
to
publish
in
full
i
Mr.
Solon
Low's
statement
I
and
hence
to
correct
any
unfair
impression
I
may
have
un
nology
engineer
from
Lunen
intentionally
left
from
an
earlier
column.
It
is
no
secret
that
the
B.C.
Social
Credit
MPs
were
and
are
strongly
opposed
to
McCarthyism.
It
is
only
fair
that
they
should
be
given
credit
for
the
clear-cut
statement
made
by
the
national
party's
leader.
That
statement
definitely
clears
the
air
in
Canada.
immediately
before
an
election
in
areas
where
the
government
wants
to
win
support
away
from
the
opposition.
And
here's
a
prediction:
When
Hon.
Mr.
Winters
brings
in
his
1954-55
budget
next
February.
burg,
N.S.,
was
given
a
job
that
no
one
in
the
cabinet
particularly
envied.
And
his
first
step
was"
one
that
set
old-timers
on
their'.collective
ears:
he
decided
to
make
a
clean
account
every
mojfth
of
how
much
the
depart-
you
will
see
a
schedule
of
pro-
i
a
Summer
...
and
a
DAILY
NEWS
SUBSCRIPTION
too
!
SMALL
COMPANIES
Three-quarters
of
the
manufacturing
firms
in
Britain
have
fewer
than
100
workers
each.
mem
was
spending,
wnere,
and
i
posea
expenditures
without
a
with
hom,
on
major
works
pro-
i
great
deal
of
padding.
The
project.
There
were
a
lot
of
the
old
iects
listed
will
be
the
ones
that
guar!
'
who
grumbled
that
this
are
likely
to
get
done
in
the
new
distinct
change
of
policy
would
;
year
not
strung
out
with
a
lot
eventually
get
the
new
energetic
!f
hopes
and
promises.
minister
into
hot
water.
But
the
I
latest-list
of
major
expenditures'MacMillan,
B'oedel
Profit
$11,315,668
has
passed
the
critical
eye
of
ever)
the
most
die-hard
opposi
tiorv
politicians
without
no
dis
A
gift
that
pleases
.
.
.
every
doy
of
the
year.
Phone
your
gift
subscriptions
in
todoy
only
$8.00
per
year
by
mail
$10-00
per
yeor
by
carrier
in
Prince
Rupert
or
Terrace.
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
net
profit
of
$11,315,668
was
earned
by
MacMillan
&
Bloedel
Ltd.
in
the
year
ending
Sept.
30,
1953.
the
company's
annual
report
disclosed
Friday.
More
than
20
Canadian
mills
produce
.building
paper
and
boards.
sent.
For
instance,
largest
item
in
the
new
list
is
a
contract
let
to
the
Sir
Robert
McAlpine
and
Sons,
Canada
Ltd.,
firm
of
contractors
in
Toronto
for
$1,348.-656.15
worth
of
harbor
Improvements
to
the
headwall
of
Section
I
wmr
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in
pre-
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HIM
BRIEFCASE
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DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
The
Daily
News
13
of
Toronto
harbor.
The
cyntc3;
say
Toronto
did
not
do
especially
well
by
the
Liberal
candidates
last
Aug.
10.
But
that
apparent-
i
ly'
wasn't
a
prime
consideration
fertile
new
minister.
'
i
'
Then,
take
the
Item
of
$302,836
fot"9'
contract
granted
to
thei
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
New
address:
S03
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
Oreen
980