Gag'arrli
Nicked
Prince
Rupert
Uaiiy
Mews
P
s.7
7
or
l
Trom
Rock
of
Gibraltar
were
to
the
ancient.
as
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of
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a
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I
V;CTOHIA
(CP
Public
Works
SaUrday,
December
19,
1953
PARLIAMENT
"
'
-
...
-
The
story
so
far:
bantu
is
taking
a
nap
while
Steve
and
'Nancy
do
his
job
at
the
North
Pole
workshops.
E.
T.
APPLEWHAITE
wrjKtcpendent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
9
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New-
Limited.
J.
F.
MAGOR,
President
H.
G-
PERRY.
Vice-President
!
Minister
P.
A.
Gaglardl
has
been
I
1
assessed
$5
for
denting
a
s'jv-j
eminent
car.
j
j
The
provincial
government'
interdepartmental
safety
cim-1
mlttee
assessed
tho
min.ster
Last
Saturday
morning
I
took
i
the
northern
British
Columbia
a
run
over
to
Montreal
to
have
j
coast,
mere
iias
ueen
confirma-a
little
chat
with
Alcan
of
f
icials
:
tion
of
the
report
from
London
Ckineie
IhisLt
CHOP
SUF.Y
...CHOWMEIN
Opcn6p.m.3:30o.m,
subscription
Rates:
about
our
Prince
Rupert
Dry-
0n
the
abolition
of
additional
Per
wein.
25c:
per
month.
l
00;
per
year,
!0
00.
rfos.
ttisto
i
deck.
I
wanted
them
to
look
marine
insurance
premiums
on
man
Per
mont
h.
75k
dot
year.
MOO.
'."?"'
!
i,-,tn
rhp
nuestion
of
how
the
thp
hulls
of
shins
trndinir
to
nnrt.
lithorlzed
as
second
class
mail
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa.
this
week
for
damage
done
when
he
ran
into
the
rear
of
another
vehicle
a
month
:;go.
The-
committee
reviews
accidents
to
government
vehicles
Chapter
VIII
lend
this
time
and
jarred
the
A's
.
'and
Bs
and
C's
right
back
to
No
sooner
had
Steve
put
the;
.u.
.v,.,
,...
,nnii
m
ho
t
Kitimat
operations
and
the
Dry-;0n
the
mainland
of
British
Co-'dock
could
be
of
advantage
toiumbia
between
50"
and
54-
30'
north
latitude.
'
telephone
back
on
the
tree,
than
j
tna.
clpars
tnat
up.
Let's
each
other.
That
they
are
now
doing.
I
I
have
bpen
trying
to
get
a
bit
at
ryV.;,.
1
r.cmn
.
.-.,
n.
Y
1
i.
-.
.
I
.
4
l
"
...
and
8"u
"
if
it
finds
""us
the
u"v"
driver
H
innt
thP
honk
back
where
it
be-
11113
iiiiuiiuauuii
will,
1
irei
lllal4-u
IAJ
1
lug
tlKalJl.
Jn-
il
Hollywood
Cafe
Fur
Outside
Orders
I'liune
13J
sure,
be
ooa
news
to
tne
Prince
;
Mr.
sieve,
a
more
information
on
the
can
vy
Pnnert
Chamber
of
rnmmcrw
ntVier
end
nf
thp
mm
sniri
"this
nancy
ran
tu
oa...
u.-,
.
.
,rn
fice
and
there
was
Steve
answer-
collation
of
extra
maritime
in-
(
u
ls
anticipated
that
the
Com-
i
is
the
train
department.
If
we
suranee
premiums
for
ports
on
i
mr,nwealth
Shipping
Commit-
take
a
messenger
away
from
the
LETTERBOX
tee's
report,
which
was
made
fol-
delivery
work
now
to
send
you
a
lowing
the
return
of
Sir
Clement
!
train
we,
won't
have
enough
Jones
to
London
will
be
available
;
workers
to
get
all
the
trains
to
in
the
near
future
for
distribu-
:
the
shipping
department
on
time.
ing
the
'phone.
"No,
I
don't
know
j
where
to
get
any
more
logs
for
the
toy
log
trucks,"
he
was
saying.
Just
then
another
'phone
rang
and
Nancy
answers
it.
"You
say
the
electric
train
whistles
are
going
'chirp,
chirp'?'
Oh.
Jow
awful."
TWO
SIDES
'!
Ml
hSi'ltlS
llon
ani
I
have
arranged
to
get:
What
sliull
we
du?"
a
copy.
.
j
"Would
it
be
all
right
if
I
cume-
!iv"npws
The
report
of
the
Department
and
got
It?"
Steve
asked.
Tho
n
ine
uuny
news
"
..u.i
.v.-
;
-rvrtiiinlv
i
nnip
tho
renlv
PUZZLED...
FOR
XMAS
GIFTS?
v
CHECK
THESE
SUGGESTIONS
ii
i
n
"An
i
i,Hoa
tha
i9
iirp
.11
Ul
r
i.Mici
lea
iui
uic
11M.U1
vrur.
'
P
n
.
.
.
.
"anil
tVianLr
unn
Mr
Qtfl
"
athlete
or
a
politician
oy
inus.rre
-
-
an
."',,..
,
Hofior
!
advancement
of
Dreviouslv
de-
"I
guess
1
11
have
to
go
go
ge
get
my
I
When
the
'pnones
stopped
ring
ing
ior
a
moment,
oteve
shiu,
"What
are
we
going
to
do?
They
haven't
enough
logs
for
the
log
trucks.
The
stilts
for
the
little
hovs
were
made
too
long.
And
Therefore,
my
friend
who
ciarea
policies
oi
me
government
"
vzneA
himself
"Citizen"
in
a
along
with
the
introduction
of
"You
watch
out
for
things
while
letter
appearing
in
The
Daiiy
1
new
ones.
New
implementing
,
I'm
gone
and
I'll
bring
bark
a
News
Dec
15
under
the
head-
legislation
to
the
Pacific
Halibut
'
dn
nouse
for
yu
"
'
...,.
n
t,.
-.
...!
,
,,iit.j
As
Steve
left
for
the
train
de-
MAKLUSVll
Emcee
ng
wna
ivra,
Mr.
w
.r
"
.v.'
..,."v."
!
th
(nu
rnnnrv
hlrds
t?o
"Toot.
$199.95
Radio
Combination
JAfe.
Heady
Remains
flippant
remark
of
kidnapper
Mrs.
Ronnie
rHE
Brown
Heady
as
they
fastened
her
in
the
gas
iha-iVher
that
she
was
not
going
anywhere
had
jyime
truth
in
it,
though
not
in
the
way
she
intended.
For
the
parents
wiio
lost
their
son,
she
and
her
iccomplice
still
will
be
two
nightmarish
shapes
lestined
to
torment
them
for
the
rest
of
their
lives.
Wherever
this
is
a
reminder
of
Bobby,
there
too
vvftr
be
Mrs.
Heady
and
Carl
Hall.
They
will
be
beside
his
deserted
toys,
his
little
clothes
and'
his
empty
bed.
To
remove
these
pathetic
reminders
of
a
small
dead
boy
is,
unhappily,
not
a
remedy,
for
the
memory
of
a
child's
laughter,
tears
and
affection
cannot
also
be
erased.
No,
Mrs.
Heady
has
not
gone.
But
perhaps
at
last
she
will
be
able
to
serve
a
useful
purpose.
As
long
as
the
evil
that
she
and
Hall
have
done
lives
aiS?
them,
society
may
try
to
discover
and
isolate
their
psychopathic
kind
before
the
crime
is
committed.
Guest
Editorial
AGAIN
today
we
see
the
familiar
tripod
erected
in
front
of
the
post
office
and
federal
building
on
Third
Avenue
from
which
used
to
swing
an
old
iron
kettle,
but
which
now
supports
a
modern
datively
a
newcomer
to
Prince
Parliament
during
the
1953
ses-
icich"""c
i.(
--
-
rVyrin.;.
Rupert.
Emanating
from
the
sion
and
additional
regulatory
again
I
This
time
it
was
the
book
de-i
-Thlf
They
do.
doo"
said
ancy
i
iv
er
school
of
big
business,
he
ap-
powers
given
the
Commission.
pears
more
or
less
confused
in
,
There
was
amendment
to
the
I
partment.
"Oh,
Miss
Nancy,"
the
face
brewing
into
a
smile.
Well
!
'
voice
from
the
book
department
,
I
know
how
to
fix
that
Jve
pot
a
forest
of
people
of
many
Fisheries
Research
Board
Act
'
i
with
Willi
a
A
view
VICW
to
lVF
Ulipiu-Ciuliva
Improvements
In
1(1
'-saia.
"i
m
so
giaa
"
us
you.
were
'i
t
w
.....
,1
ll.,,AV.n
;
.
r
--;-.
Hn
t?
minds
ilIU.-.
terrible
trouble
and
we
chirp,
and
all
we
nave
A
w
oo
ls
Through
observing
manner
of
j
nrocessine
and
handling
of
fishJ
having
G.E.
Radio
Combination
.,,.inn
r.t
,rii0r,
i
hart
no
I
o.
.
need
vou
over
here
rieht
awav.
trade
sounds
with
tne
canaries
rrnnhle
in
lavine
mv
fineer
on
m
initiot.
n.w
r-.iicis
fnr
th.
Please
hurry."
i
that
go
loot,
toot
ana
every-
$229.00
ROGERS
"Majestic"
my
friend
while
reading
his
ad-
benefit
of
fishermen,
and
to
try
"Well,
I
don't
know
what
I
thing
will
be
all
right
vice
and
chastisement.
As
ths
;
to
overcome
their
difficulties
in
can
do
to
help,"
Nancy
answered,
And
we
can
cut
of
f
the
stilts
writer
did
not
care
to
reveal
his:securing
insurance
and
credit.
i"but
I'll
be
glad
to
come
over."
;
and
use
the
extra
p
identity,
I
shall
not,
though
he
!
l
met
my
famous
cousin
or
to
'
when
she
ot
to
the
1)0011
de
I
cut
off
as
logs
for
tne
log
trucks'
and
I
have
had
a
few
previous
more
exact
second
cousin
partment,
she
found
all
the
Steve
added
battles
but
always
in
the
open,
i
tnls
wepk
CaDtain
Nicholas
Mon-
dwarfs
gathered
about
a
big
red
That
sounds
wonderful,
said;
He,
being
the
father
of
the
;
uitknM
the
'
book
lying
on
the
floor.
They
I
Nancy.
"By
the
way,
where
Is
the
Civic
Af
fairs
Association,
nat-
author
of
.-Tne
cruel
Sea
"
He
Is
:
'ere
tugging
at
it,
and
they
;
doll
house
and
electric
tiain
you
urally
is
concerned
over
-the
h
,
rharP
of
the
United
found
It
very
hard
to
move.
went
to
get?"
welfare
of
his
family
in
counctU
J
and
.'What's
the
trouble?"
Nancy
j
"I
didn't
have
time
to
etthem
,
whom
I
propose
to
treat
with,.
.
h
to
ex.;
asked,
all
out
of
breath.
It
looks
like
being
Santa
Claus
the
same
consideration
and
re-
j
tonripH
'j
vlcit.
i.
tn
tXTn
R
C.
in
the
thLnrW
Rnrinff
!
"I'm
Timkin.-
Tinker's
assist-!
is
going
to
be
a
full-time
job.
$399.95
11
-Tube
Combination
Radio
spect
as
they
tender
me.
j
.
'
"
0mthln
"V
ant."
one
-
of
the
dwarfs
said.
"Inhere
-
goes
that
phone
again.
j
Co-operation
has
of
late
bc-:
come
a
slogan
to
my
friend,
rs
i
he
tried
to
kill
me
with
its
use
i
l
lcrc
is
mir
nuns
wim;
ii
j
o.-
...niv
rtnhi
Tho
the
Amona
.
book
I
And
Steve
was
surely
right.
The
think
should
be
made
very
clear.
!
was
working
on
No
serious-minded
person
in
when
all
of
a
sudden
it
toppled
.
telephone
tree
r,"Bl"
f?
the
Parliament
buildina.
ever
from
the
shelf
way
up
there,,
hard
that
it
seemed
it
would
Vvnif
ovoH
.hot
th.
ntinn
nf
th.
and
hit
on
the
floor,
ever
so
shake
to
pieces.
(Tomorrow:
Lots
of
troubles.)
Senrttnr
.Tenners
and
Chicaeo
hard
plastic
bowl.
The
purpose
of
the
tripod
and
bowl
is
!u"rn&
the
campaign.
Let
us
1
1
1
1
.
:
briefly
review
the
past
couple
to
give
us
who
so
desire
an
opportunity
to
con-
of
ypars
We
wili
then
see
if
he
tribute
to
the
winter
relief
fund
of
the
Salvation
hay
understands
its
meaning
:
or
nrmlicat.irm.
Co-operation
is
not
the
an-
TABLE
MODELS
G
E
Motorola,
etc
$24.50
u?
RECORDS
and
RECORD
PLAYERS
TRILITES,
TORCHIERES,
STAND
LAMPS
TOASTERS,
IRONS,
CLOCKS,
ETC.
RUPERT
RADIO
and
ELECTRIC,
Phone
644
313
Third
Ave.
W.
Tribune's
in
the
United
States
"Well,
let's
put
it
back,
said
represent
official
U.S.
govern-
Nancy,
picking
up
one
end
of
the
ment
policy,
any
more
than
the
book-
She
could
almost
lift
It
by
utterances
of
Social
Crediter
herself,
for
she,
as
little
as
she
John
Blackmore
represent
the
was,
was
bigger
than
the
largest
views
of
the
Canadian
govern-
dwarf.
,
.
ment
j
"Oh.
but
that's
not
the
worst
of
Mlss
Nancy,"
Timkin
said,
There
are
times
vou
know
whe
V
o
p"acucey
economy
'.'The
book
:
hit
on
one
end
and
.
jammed
all
the
As
and
Bs
and
j
.v.
(i,i,
Incident
down
here;
one
such
.
hard
was
the
adopting
of
an
Act
to
Army.
Last
vear's
contributions
enabled
the
local
-
....
'
corgs
of
the
Salvation
Army
to
pack
a
large
number
rjf
food
hampers,
mainly
for
the
people
who
live
on
the
borderline
of
penury.
The
balance
was
used.
!
swer
to
all
things
as
there
are
often
two
sides
to
a
question,
i
But
I
agree
in
the
main
it
is
a
i
good
line
to
follow.
Following
is
the
brand
o
co-operation
Mayor
Whalen
introduced
in
his
ramnaipn
broadcast
when
he
during
the
year
that
has
now
ended,
to
pay
for
the
jwas
elected
mayor
two
years
017
meal
tickets
that
have
been
distributed
from
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TAKE
OCT
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
ap0-
!
enable
us
to
use
ior
any
oy-
"
,.That
ls
too
bad
Nancy
said
He
informed
his
listeners
that
!
elections,
stocks
on
hand
'
of
.f
,:.',
J
if
he
was
elected
mavor,
I
would
printed
forms,
etc.,
left
over
.
.butv
f
"je
f
be
excluded
from
all
important
,
trom
,
the
general
election,
.iU1??lrii
11
to
'
where
supposed
standing
committees,
a
procla-
i
though,
technically,
they
are
ob
,0"et,
mation
religiously
implemented
lSOiete.
The
Hon.
Jack
Pickers-j
8'
with
the
helD
of
the
during
his
two
years
in
office.
gUI.
newly-appointed
Secretary
!
rifJ!
nvJrt
h
!
LvfJ
,,n
thP
To
me
it
sounded
more
like
f
state,
s'ponsored
the
measure;
J
1
t0
f!?lhef
itS
She"
"ear
Z
the
I
t0P
a
proclamr-.tion
of
war
against
:
Davie
Fulto
of
Kamloops.
B.C.,
flf
me
than
a
bid
for
co-operation,
'
Opposition
leader
:n
the
Ce-
j
01
.l.ne
vl
A"
the
while
,h.
the
Aa,ar,,
dwarfs
w-re
tt,orB
although
at
no
time
did
I
al-
ha..
I
low
those
foolish
words
to
be-1
m-
.
.
:
moaning,
"Oh,
what
shall
we
do?
come
the
foundation
of
my
op-1
,
Shortly
after
f
t.
the
general
n.
elec-.
A11
the
A's
are
jam
med
into
the
i
the
office
of
Captain
Frayn
and
to
take
care
of
certain
types
of
welfare
work
outside
and
beyond
the
limits
of
the
provincial
welfare
department,
indeed
often
at
their
request.
"Then,
too,
this
fund
was
a
readily
available
sou&e
of
money
at
the
time
of
the
tragic
rooming
house
fire,
and
was
placed
at
the
disposal
of
the
authorities
at
that
time.
When
the
bell
rings,
its
imperative
call
is
not
foi
mere
charity
but
for
a
sharing
of
the
blessings
that
have
attended
our
ways
this
year.
Let
us
give
adequately
and
then
trust
the
Salvation
Army
to
spe.nd
it
wisely.
Major
W.
Chas.
Poulton.
noil,
uic
ivcviacu
owaiuvco
U1
j
D
S
find
C
v
Canada,
1952.
were
brought
Into
:
pv
)hp
hnnK
nImnst
to
position.
Any
time
I
dissented
it
was
founded
on
what
I
considered
cood
and
sufficient
cause,
that
the
top
of
the
ladder,
when
sud
effect
and
Pickersgill.
as
the
j
minister
to
whom
the
Chief
'
7
Electoral
Officer
reports,
was
ad-
no
sane
oerson
couH
condone
i
unless
it
could
be
mv
citizen
!
vised,
that
on
the
coming
into
friend
who
appears
to
grieve
at
j
forc
of
the
new
Revised
Statutes
the
sight
of
the
Casey
Camp
,
all
the
printed
material
used
for
flag
still
in
the
air,
by
the
skin
,
the
holding
of
elections,
both
of
my
teeth
reinformed
by
an
!
eeneral
elections
and
by-elec-acid
test
certificate
of
public
j
tions,
would
no
longer
be
usable,
cpinion,
despite
the
vitriolic
j
because,
although
there
was
no
bombardment
of
The
Dally
difference
in
the
substance
of
the
v
Ik
denly
the
ladder
began
to
tlD
and
Nancy
had
to
grab
the
wall
and
hold
on
tl?ht.
In
doing
so,
she
lost
her
hold
on
the
book
and
down
it
went,
crashing
to
the
floor
again.
"Oh,
woe
Ls
us!"
the
dwarfs
wailed.
"The
book
has
dropped
again."
Down
the
ladders
they
climbed
to
the
floor
and
opened
the
book.
"Well,
what
do
you
know,"
said
Nancy.
"The
book
hit
on
its
other
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
.
...
ij'
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News.
ALD.
O.
B.
CASEY.
'aw.
most
of
the
sections
in
the
Revised
Statutes
were
numbered
differently
to
those
in
the
Act
of
1938
and
that
ail
the
references
in
the
printed
matter
.were
The
Bobby
Greenlease
trae-
macaroni
and
wieners
and
i
.v.i
A
,
v,
tdy.has
not
quite
ended.
Three
..-puds
after
a
while.
But
then
I
fdefttifh-d
thf
writer
corroctly.
are
jri
their
graves,
ye
not
all
-
anyone
who's
been
la
any
army
i
Although
..
we
do,
not
disclose
tb
the
old
Act
and
not
to
the
new
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Green
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how.
come?
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of
heap
money
in;
vise
nat
tnfi
wrller
,n
question
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The
Lo
Ness
Monster
has
Ls
a
woman
wno
nad
no
knoWll
point
that
no
one
had
thought
of,
but
it
had
very
Important
practical
consequences
because
the
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Report
Page
7)
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"e"
repmix
signtea
in
6COI-1
Dart
-
connection
nf
anv
kind
and
higher
prices.
land
its
natural
home.
This
is
ln
tne
recent
campaign.
i
y
J.iure
wives
would
cooR
if
they
weren't
ii,
vj.i
tun
iuu
cmiy.
.1.
will
Ulr
learn
to
around
May
or
June
before
any-so
busy
one
on
the
British
Columbia
trying
to
get
meals.
Post.
CTOflffi)
TO
EUROPE
coast
comes
running
with
a
tale
of
having
seen
the
Ogo
Polo
f
j
shaking
water
off
itself.
As
a
JCST
PICTI
RES,
BUT
.
.
.
A
movement
is
developing
In
rule
the
tourist
season
starts
ife
f
I
WINTER
SAILINGS
British
Columbia
to
reduce
if
'about
May.
not
eliminate
the
sale
of
"hor-
I
ror"
books,
regarded
as
bad
for
...
...
F..n
ILL-C
r,
LOTHED
nxm,.n
juvwiiles.
Any
age
can
under-1
starjd
pictures,
but
cannot
com-
Speaking
in
parliament
the
prehend
literature.
It's
needless
other
day,
G.
H.
Castleden
to
go
any
further
than
the
il-
(y0rkton,
Sask.)
remarked:
V
lusnauuns
we
see
loaay,
ii
morals
are
to
be
shocked.
7'
s
2
'
"There
never
was
a
time
in
the
world
when
we
needed
the
good
will
Of
people
throughout
the
world
as
much
as
we
need
it
today.
The
western
continent
today
is
choked
with
food.
Surely
it
would
be
better
to
share
this
food
and
our
surpluses
with
hungry
people
and
to
win
their
It
AQuebec
MP,
the
other
night,
suggested
to
parliament
that
New
Brunswick
be
annexed
to
his
province.
Highly
improbable,
of
course!
And
anyway,
who
ever,
heard
of
herring
joining
up
with
pea
soup?
...
and
a
DAILY
NEWS
SUBS
CRIPTION
too
!
to
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ports:
ThrHt-Season
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to
french
portsi
First
Closi
from
$192
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Tl
0
AS
UTTll
AS
First
cias.
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$217.50
Tourist
Class
from
$140
$280
Tourist
Class
from
$155
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iron
honje
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fist.
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thirds
of
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world's
troopship
complain
of
the
chow.
people
are
today
ill-fed,
ill-Eicl
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tiresome.
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