Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
February
21,
1952
:nce
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
Jamaica
Jamboree
Two
B.
C.
Boys
To
Join
Other
Canadians
.
.
.........
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n
k.n
.
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rwt
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It's
there
bul
a
lot
of
the
population
find
it
inconvenient
to
go
,
exploring.
It's
hard
to
believe,
yet
it's
a
.act
quite
a
few
folks
who
have
been
in
Rupert
for
a
generation
have
not
yet
travelled
as
far
as
lugwell
Island
or
anywhere
else.
ray
.
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
ore
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lit
UUlly
liewayui-'1
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ij
inc
upijuuuuiu
ui
i'luiue
tit
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
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el
Canadian
prcss
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation
I
Canadian
Dally
N
wspapcr
Association.
,
ikli
'
Managing
Edltoi
;
II.
Q.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
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Canadian
Boy
i
Scouts
are
preparing
to
aid
Ja-i
maican
Scouts
at
the
first
1
'
t.x-
-j.t
mi
Caribbean
Jamboree
to
be
held
E
'''
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i
I
!
at
Kingston
next
month
j
The
Canadian
lads
will
take
Twentv-two
below
zero
in
the
Little
Is
heard
of
flying
sauc-era
but
a
school
of
thought
is
Plowing
lhat
seems
to
encourage
the
idea
that
in
another
thirt.v
pui"
it
Daily
News
i.ici..
310
nvenu.
h-rince
Kiipert.
i
Ricond
class
mail
by
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa.
Decline
Not
Fall
with
them
36
new
patrol
tents
Bu'.kley
Valley
but
people,
so
we
us,meiu
me
Jamaica
equip-:aie
advised,
do
not
notice
it
be-
THE
British
world
king-;
dom
has
long
since
i
n
1
Markets
cause
they
are
too
busy.
Weather
years,
a
flight
to
the
moon
will
u.
ed
to
be
the
chief
industry
be
commonplace.
W
know
a
principally
during
winter.
.
fellow
who
wiU
never
find
time
enough
to
listen
to
someone
men:,
some
oi
wnicn
was
lost
In
a
hurricane
last
summer.
Bought
from
donations
contributed
by
Canada's
130,000
Scouts,
the
tents
will
be
used
at
the
':7
i
A
couple
of
'teen-age
bandits,
.eliciting
business.
JamU.ee.
ivarea
j-17,
and
then
having
completed
six
weeks
of
DEMAND
for
poods
and
services
is
.;,,,
1
partly
by
changes
in
the
occupational
ranked
as
one
of
the
greatest
mysteries,
even
contradictions,
of
all
time.
Consider
the
tables
published
vVi,
ojf
the
country's
population,
as
well
as,
of
will
be
turned
over
10
ine
ja-
wrong
doing,
in
southern
B.C.,
maica
Scouts.
wil
serve
terms
and
feel
the
Jamboree
officials
are
getting
whip.
Sometimes
the
term
Is
all
ready
for
some
4000
Scouts
from
but
forgotten.
The
lash,
never!
all
over
the
world.
The
Cana-'
,
i
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrington
of
Terrace
is
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
to
,
..
t-x
,1
,
1
in
uie
press
uie
uay
me
imc
,..,.i.iiV
-,-f
nnnii
hihnn
Ilneimir
rnn
nuct
.
,
.
v,
attend
the
annual
meeting
of
n.
Abbott,
Minister
of
Fin-
the
British
Columbia
Red
Cross
ance,
has
been
pondering
taxa-
Association.
'Ui''
KIU
"
tMtu.u...
v.iv
jsut't.
jung
was
ouriea.
iney
gave
mc
n
V;U
the
total
population,
including
that
ot'
ewfourilland.
has
increased
by
about
two-and-
Xfut
dian
contingent
will
include
troops
of
25
Scouts
and
their
leaders
and
12
Rover
ocouts
who
will
serve
on
the
Caribbean
Jamboree
staff.
They
will
go
to
Kingston
by
air
at
their
own
expense
and
wiii
auivt
a.
few
days
before
the
Jamboree
starts.
The
site
of
the
Jamboree
is
a
500-acre
strip
of
land
which
.
i,.,if
luinion,
of
which
not
more
than
500,000
is
,
states
which
are
now
a
part
of!
,v
1
,
.
.
rr.i
.
.
,
,
;
tliat
mightiest
Commonwealth
I
counted
fur
by
immigration.
The
total
working
nauon.
India's
own
1951
census
tion
and
among
the
matters
ftud
:d
was
the
cigarette
trade.
Being
an
non-smoker,
he
lacked
the
solace
found
in
the
fragrance
oi
what
must
of
u
ki.ow
so
well.
He
did
his
job
the
hard
way.
,
,
,
i'ii-nii-u
nnmi'iotnra
inc
nr
mir
"w
000.
Henee
the
true
total
population
of
the
British
world
Commonwealth
Is
much
more.
Complaints
are
heard
of
how
Alran
lievelonmpnt.s
will
harm
was
made
available
by
the
army
Television,
Radio,
Wireless
Operatinq
AP
Offer
Big
Money.
Trail.
Jd
men
urgently
needed.
3et
details
no
of
day,
night
and
home-study
plans.
...
No
previous
knowledge
needed.
Write
stating
age.
education,
and
whether
married
or
single.
Rad
o
College
of
Canada,
80
Bathurst
St.,
Toronto
2B.
;rim
-'
Now
consider
these
comparative
population
figures:
British
world
total
623
million
Soviet
Russia
l'JO
Red
China
494
USA
154
Purpose
of
the
Jamboree
is
to
the
far
flullg
scenic
charms
of
promote
friendship
between
;
cenUal
British
Columbia.
Not
boys
of
different
countries
and
.ricusiy,
however.
And
anyway,
exchange
scouting
methods.
thousands
live
a
life
time
in
While
there,
the
Canadian
lads
BrUish
Columbia
and
see
pre-will
be
taken
on
sightseeing
c
OHS
uttle
in
lhe
way
of
natural
trips,
including
a
visit
to
a
sugar
,
beauty
on
a
monumental
scale,
plantation.
i
-
In
charge
of
the
Canadian
Scouts
at
the
Jamboree
will
be
J.
W.
Arthus.
Cardinal,
Ont.;
R.
i
J.
Beck,
New
Toronto,
Ont.:
G.
A.
Coleman.
Verdun,
Que.;
Rob
See
Our
BABY
DEPARTMENT
for
your
BABY
NEEDS
ert
Hartog,
Toronto;
J.
v.
Mouse,
i
i
Willowdale.
Ont.;
H.
C.
North-
HOW
HAS
it
happened
that:
whereas
Queen
Victoria's
reign
ended
with
Britain
by
far
the
most
powerful
and
influential
,
single
power
then
in
the
world.
:
'.
Queen
Elizabeth's
reign
opens
with
the
U
S
A.
and
Russia
loom-
J
Ing
as
comparative
giants.
;
!
The
whole
British
world
Com-'
monwealth
is
subordinate
to
and
!
j
dependent
on
the'
United
States.:
I
But
the
Biitish-American
rela-
j
1
tlonship
Is
held
to
be
necessary
!
,
by
all
British
and
American
;
;
governments
because
they
feel1
!
it
is
necessary
to
checkmate
,
I
Russian
expansion.
I
'
MY
POINT
iswhy?
The
Brit-
I
ish
world
community
vastly;
CANADIANS
AT
OLYMPICS
Official
ceremonies
marking
the
opening
ut
the
1352
winter
Olympics
were
held
last
Friday
before
30,000
persons
in
Bislctt
Stadium.
Oslo.
Canada'
s
delegation
was
led
by
Gordon
Audley,
speed
skater
from
Winnipeg,
who
carried
the
Canadian
flag.
Athletes
of
30
countries
represented
at
the
games
marched
about
the
stadium
and
dipped
their
countries'
flags
as
they
passed
the
reviewing
stand.
In
competition
Saturday
Audley
tied
for
third
in
the
500-metre
speed
skating
race.
i
CP
Photo
by
radio
from
Oslol
cott,
Brandon,
Man.;
P.
B.
Smith,
Vancouver,
and
J.
A.
Snow,
Willowdale,
Ont.
,
Scouts
attending
the
Jamboree
from
British
Columbia
will
be
D.
G.
Butler
and
R.
S.
Hilton
of
Vancouver.
Boby
Blankets
Panties
Shirts
Rattles
I
and
the
professional
classes
in
other
I
those
gainfully
occupied,
exceeds
five
and
tcr
million,
more
than
one
million
higher
I
of
ten
years
ago.
But
composition
of
this
population
is
much
different
today.
The
ral
population
declined
by
about
350,000
in
jdt-cade,
leaving
only
one
million
people
on
is
and
ranches.
Most
of
this
loss
has
been
f
by
industry
and
trade,
which
now
employ
f
of
the
entire
working
population,
al-ijiere
have,
of
course,
been
shifts
to
other
ultural
jobs,
and
death
and
old
age
have
In
tolls
of
the
farming
group,
'preat
population
shift
from
rural
to
urban
i
apt
to
continue,
and
as
city
people
have
I
tastes
from
country
folk,
to
continue
also
yie
buying
habits
of
a
considerable
propor-le
working
population.
When
the
re-arma-(fgram
gets
really
under
way;
it
and
the
rj
resources
development
will
need
an
addi-lor
force
of
about
200,000,
a
good
part
of
it,
jialf,
to
come
off
the
farms
and
from
sur-I
villages
and
towns.
This
movement
will
ntially
towards
the
larger
centres
and
t
'points
where
the
major
re-armament
pro-
to
take
place.
Jt
the
same
time
there
will
be
a
population
the
opposite
direction,
to
frontier
districts
it
most
important
resources
development
iiavtrbi'rn
undertaken.
These
include"
the
Capt.
Vi.
W.
Mounje,
who
has
0i
Letterbox
here
during
the
past
week
:
I
;
been
Kill
(
in
connection
with
the
piloting
(
of
the
grain
ship
Atago
Maru,
'
j
which
sa'led
yesterday
afternoon
!
outnumbers
any
other
national
irom
the
local
elevator
wnere
:
o7,rqUaara!
ARMY'S
APPRECIATION
,.041
Just
before
we
were
ap-..
r
..
'irHitnr
rminted
here.
he
loaded
a
full
cargo
for
Japan,
:,t,ZJrOV
'
!
Daily
News,
It
may
be
of
interest
to
you
j
left
by
today's
plane
on
his
re-;
I
Within
the
Commonwealth
Major
William
Kerr
sent
me
to
know
;
Jhat
.have
four
sons
j
urn
to
Vancouver
OUlHi..'
a
coPv
OI
ycur
Paper
oi
January
iu
u.
o.i
..v.u..
j
there
is
everv
necessarv
natural
,
rc"rce
to
prSnVaS
'
'
hich
very
kindly
de-
officers
stationed
in
the
western
voted
a
paragraph
to
the
Army
s
territory.
i
!of
living
for
all
the
people
as
'hL
!
May
I
take
this
opportunity
I
-is
that
U
S
A
It
w
anniversary
Purely
absurd
for
the
British
Of
particular
Interest
to
me
of
thanking
you
for
your
km,i
Quarter
of
"he
hlan
family
to
as
the
reference
made
to
my
reference
to
Dad
and
also
for
'have
t0
calV
in
Uncle
Sam
to
aU
father.
Major
Johnstone,
.your
confidence
in
our
organ
-
ot
course
mvsrlf'
fr
w11
1
;
Zatl0n
as
evldt'nced
bv
tne
e,dl-piotect
motect
itself
itself
agahist
against
the
the
DOS-
pos-
'
feel
,h.
t.ion
of
our
lorial.
I
cannot
help
but
in!
"Ms
e
sub:
uction
A'
X7
sioie
auaiKs
oi
nu&sia.
ouieiy
-
-
tv,,
.,
uv
intimate
l
i
i
'
I
we
ao
not
concede
uie
principle
'"Tll
"
'".Z
v.,.,
fennwlerico
of
the
mission
of
the
pi'ii
Bitu
CKJiuc
ui
tiiv
wuiiv
-.'
e
-
went
into
the
stablis)ung
of
ou
Army
as
evidenced
by
.the
last
corps
in
Prince
Rupert.
paragrapn
oi
your
eaiuoutu.
Since
those
days
much
has
Praying
God's
richest
blessings
transpired.
Mother
and
Dad
upon
you,
I
remain.
"COOEY"
Chrome
Tables
and
Chairs
Beautiful
chrome
pieces
in
timeless
good
taste,
perfect
for
homes
of
yesterday,
today
and
tomorrow.
that
one
of
Joe's
boys
can
lick
three
6r
four
Tommies,
Can-;
ucks,
Aus.sies
or
Sikhs?
:
The
plain
truth
is
that
we
British
subjects
are
to
blame
i
for
our
own
decline
In
relative
world
power.
We
had
and
still
j
have
all
the
vo'-ur-i
resources
and
the
human
beings
to
keep
1
us
far
ahead
of
either
Uncle
Sam
or
Uncle
Joe,
but
we
did
I
not
modernize
our
social
and
I
political
organization
in
a
way
Tables
from
51.25
Chairs
from
12.25
jMicized
projects
in
the
new
iron
and
titan-
of
the
Quebec-LabradorNarea,
the
present
$11
oil
sections
of
Alberta
and
the
new
t
development
in
British
Columbia
and
I
petroleum
territory
in
Northern
Alberta
fch
Columbia,
and
extending
ev,en
to
north-r
land
the
Yukon,
where
some
of
the
biggest
producers
fn
the
world
may
emerge,
if
these
frontier
developments
will
require
r
and,
of
course,
their
larger
working
pre
goods
and
services,
though
these,
will
ft
ient
types
from
those
needed
by
people
in
litres.
Collectively,
these
new
productive
fny
remote
from
the
major
supply
centres,
J
an
entirely
new
market
both
of
consider-nse
and
of
many
thousands
of
Gord
on
&
Anderson
Limited
Phone
46
rno;.
Jec'
GEORGE
W.
JOHNSTON.
Lt.
-Colonel,
Div.
Cmdr.,
Seattle.
Tune
in
The
Lone
Ranger'
CFPR
5:30
P.M.
FRIDAY!
BOYS!
GIRLS!
HURRY!
WONDERFUL
PRIZES
ENTER
NOW
...
BIG
"LONE
RANGER"
CONTEST!
Use
this
entry
blank
.
.
.
served
the
length
of
Canada
and
In
the
western
territory
of
tlv;
:
US.,
Dad
being
promoted
to.
Glory
in
1931
and
Mother
in
which
would
have
been
ade-,
quale
to
maintain
our
relative
world
position.
IN
THE
Bible
story
Queen
Esther
used
her
Influence
with
the
j
mighty
King
Ahasuerus"
which
reigned
from
India
even
unto
1
Ethiopia."
Foolish
politicians
wanted
the
king
to
permit
them
to
wipe
out
the
children
of
Israel,
because
they
just
did
not
fit
Into
the
power
politics
of
that
day.
i
The
young
Queen
Est.icr's
wise
old
uncle
implores
her
to
do
so,
asking
the
famous
question:
I
"Who
knoweth
whether
thou
art
come
to
the
kingdom
for
.
such
a
time
as
this?"
MAYBE
the
British
world
kingdom,
the
Queen
of
Empires,
had
to
suffer
the
comparative
and
tragid
decline
of
this
cen-
j
tury.
Maybe
she
had
to
learn
1
the
lesson
that
it
is
not
just
enough
to
fight
wars,
and
to
win
them,
but
it
is
now
neces-
J
sary
to
re-order
the
world
to
I
make
them
impossible.
It's
a
TRADE-IN
NOW
Do
You
Need
A
New
Furnace?
WINTER
IS
NEARLY
OVER
BUT....
If
you
are
planning
to
instal
a
new
furnace
for
next
winter
...
we
would
strongly
advise
ordering
now
for
future
delivery.
Orders
placed
now
have
the
following
advantages:
1.
You
save
a
10
to
15
increase
expected
in
the
very
near
future.
I.
You
are
not
required
to
lake
the
normal
one-third
down
payment.
A
small
monthly
payment
is
all
that
is
required.
3.
Your
furnace
will
be
almost
paid
for
when
you
arc
ready
for
installation
Thom
Sheet
Metal
Ltd.
Phone
Black
881
the
changing
market
conditions
that
0
meet.
It
may
not
be
much
of
a
prob-
f
are
fiast,
H11
to
-fell
num.
(rood
:md
services
to
armament
MWc:
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Radio
Station
CFPR
Prince
Rupert
This
1
my
entry
for
the
big
case
of
"peace
or
perish"
for
all.
i
'
I
The
lesson
that
the
decline-
1
1
but-not-yet-fall
of
the
British
world
kingdom
carries
seems
to
(
be
to
be
this:
i
"Lone
RniiKCT"
Contest.
I
am
I
attaching
Quick
Rubin
Hood
.
Oats
box-top.
I
Name
Northern
B.
C
Po
wer
Co.
L
td.
i
fcentnitinir
mainly
in
a
few
large
connner-i.
These
areas
arc
already
well
served
by
Jliutive
trades
and
by
adequate
advertising
fthough
these
should
be
used
more
exten-cach
newcomers,
many
not
familiau
with
tywb
found
in
cities
and
large
towns,
cliffeix-nt
methods
of
approach,
presenting
roblenis,
will
be
necessary
for
the
new
imirkets
opening
up
along
the
vast
range
ces
development.
Arrow's
markets
will
be
bigger
markets
Kv's
and
perhaps
spectacularly
big
for
the
I
business
man
who
capitalizes
on
today's
portunities
by
employing
bold
thinking
and
3ng
action
in
advertising
as
well
as
in
other
Orts.
-
.
.
'.
-
ACTIVE
DUTY
AGAIN
The
only
fourrfooted
member
of
the
RCAF
Association,
this
pure-bred
cocker
spaniel
will
Join
the
Association's
campaign
of
assistance
to
the
RCAF'
in
recruiting
for
ground
observers'
corps
and
for
the
Air
Force
itself.
During
the
S:cond
World
War
"Dinghy"
served
overseas
with
422
and
401
Squadrons.
He's
nine
now
but
has
permission
from
his
owner.
Dr.
Arnold
F.
Jones
of
Montreal,
to
go
"active"
again,
i
CP
from
National
Defence!
I
Phone
21(1
Address
ISi'Mier
Itlock
Prince;
Rupert,
B.C.
Stewart,
I3.C.
I'rov.
I
No
great
empire
is
strong
'
enough
or
numerous
enough
to
j
save
itself
unless
it
helps
to
reorganize
the
world
to
help
save
j
everybody
and
every
nation.
j'That,
I
think,
was
what
the
great
war
heroine.
Edith
Cavell,
I
meant
when
she
said:
"Patriot-
I
ism
is
not
enough."
Is?
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GENERAL
ELECTRIC
Scenery,
for
one
thing-
At
the
Sylvia,
overlooking
Vancouver's
English
Bay,
you
enjoy
the
glorious
panorama
of
beach
sky
sea
mountains.
And
Sylvia
Service
is
a
outstanding
as
the
scenery
attentive,
genial,
with
a
friendly
interest
that
makes
you
feel
at
home.
If
you
bring
the
younger
mcmben
of
the
family,
baby-sitting
service
Is
provided.
Accommodation
is
varied
and
reasonable.
You
can
cook
your
own
meals
or
dine
in
the
sky,
where.
MODELS
5,6
and
7
AC-DC
Bottcry
Portables
the
food
is
as
superb
as
the
view.
Though
far
from
I
u
Do
Not
Pay
Your
News
pscription,
the
Boy
Loses
f'
''"'"
of
lhe
Dally
News
who
receive
their
papers
bj
poys
are
reminded
that
these
boys
-
our
Utile
-arc
charged
for
every
paper
they
take
out.
If
you
f
'"g
lhe
.paper
and
are
delinquent,
the
boy
has
to
Ju
This
Is
a
reminder
to
people
who
may
be
in
fliethcr
it
Is
their
custom
to
pay
the
boy
or
pay
at
the
nut
the
office
that
loses
if
you
fail
to
pay.
It
is
the
"j
hnPC
this
reminder
will
expedite
the
payment
by
may
have
fallen
behind.
Prompt
payment
of
your
w
subscription
is
a
legitimate
obligation.
The
fact
f
creditor
is
one
of
our
boys
or
girls
should
make
the
I
uf
the
obligation
the
more
desirable.
each
of
town
tit
Uie
Uie
noise
of
city
traffic,
you're
within
eas
at
Sylvia.
Svlviso
no
i
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
PAcific
9321
Hillicrd
C
lyle,
Managing
Director
i
115-1
GiKorH
Street
YOUR
(iE
DEALER