llay
Reflects
and
Remini
iniscs
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
freelv
he
was
fast;
that
not
to,
time
'"K
differed
'..
'
The
California
Assembly
r-1
...
,.
tlP
wua
tasf.
If
he
tied
uo
I
fish.
Friday.
March
20,
1953
certly
passed
a
bill
providing
a
I
u
(M)llt
he
wag
niuklng
It
fast
j
by
eir
in
Jail
nnn
a
iiwummi.i-
n(1
(.
np
rva0
a
gentenee
i
r
A
iir
Detrnii
nil
.
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ri..
f..r
iiiiilr
rli
an
lin-
i
....
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n-t...
tiat
...
i
r..
....
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tr-.li..
.....
'one
hi...
.....
w...
i
....
uiui
nin("
in
uuFpendrnt
dolly
nptmpoprr
dr-oted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlnc
Rupen
nd
Northern
und
Central
British
Co!umbl,
Memtx
of
Cansilian
Fress
Auuit
Bureau
of
circulation
Canadian
Dnllv
Newspaper
Association.
Published
bf
''he
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Llmllefl
J.
f.
MAOOR.
President
H.
O.
PERRY,
Vloe-Prealden
k
f
ft
.
.
,
...
.
m
-
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t
.
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I
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jl
fit-v
i!
4.
a.
more
provoKeo
bu;u
mi
!''
joe
one-aoiiar
prize,
reporler
or
pho'opraphi
r
whit"
j
ennnred
In
lri-'i'imMr
duties
In;
a
Newfoundland
lower
l
pro-n
public
place
Cartoonist
nv
j
,)iir,.(i
to
pay
$9
a
day
to
corn-Just
as
well
remain
watchful
,
J1(,lf,
R
rrt.w
er
ri)i.
Ilut
nut
'
I
my
the
ear
window
t,
A
woman
I
c.
i
M
my
rnn-1
&nS
k',Y
l!r
1
couldn't
M.-.rt
li,
:';
Rot
my
himd
tr-e"
fluhu-lntlnn
PnIM'
oarrler
1
r
n
ifyc
IT
month
1
0,:
wr
fear.
10
00
c5
end
on
ijuara.
va
Bpulicatlon.
(Jnco
upon
a
.
VH
i
-
ii
iipoif
Ten
physicians
attended
Rtal-
I
l,
am
i
A..
try
In
his
Inst
Illness
A
few
wcV
i
previous
to
this.
Ihn-e
or
four
other
Rusiliins.
also
of
some
not,
pssncd
sway
They
were
tre.'ted
bv
wven
doc
tors
who
i
wern
Jailed
One
can
sjh'CuIiiIi'
'
If
he
feels
Hint
wy.
PROVINCE
OF
ALBERTA
Mnlcnkov
Facts
MY
wisecracking
friends
ask:
-"What
is
the
difference
in
the
world
since
Stalin
died?
I
-.
.
f
'
I
-
'
'
Department
of
Highways
Engineers
and
Draughtsmen
rcquirtd
(orhigli
"Give
up."
mioi
i
n
ru
t.
i'OMi
tRTni.r.
It
beinnin!t
to
looK
IiK'
DnukholHiis
living
111
UrUl.sh
Columbia
may
b'
movln
to
"Under
Stalin,
Western
leaders
hud
Brute
melancholia-
they
mictv
wn:u
was
coming.
unni.r
1
'he
new
recime
the
west
has
i
consrrucnon.
.
jaiary,
piu
cosr-or-hvi
Where
there
s
n
r,
flowers
and
sun,
ind
mllit-trv
dutl'
S.
ViV
in
t'o,,',
H,fa
s
-
J,l
;
cold
weattv
.
'i!
nnd
no
entu
v;itrt
Mnkovi:
thv
dnn't
'
1
tt
ke
rtiouuh,
one
can
lltvt
J
Ml
with
funis
and
orea-
a
ken
"
t
W
It.
il
in
ii
i
k.
,
.'OH
'
.
t
'
.
V-
i
hut
no
...
1"!
commemurate
with
obilify
and
eiperienr
Applications
to
be
submitted
to
the
D-c'r
Personnel,
Room
107,
Parliament
EuH-Edmcnton,
Allwrta,
i
yiiJj
J
bien
introduced
to
them
y.-t
of
coiiipe.
If
i
To
disrobe
will,
!
natural
enouiih
SCYTIIF.S
AM
T1IHI
llM
TmH..
previously
unknown
In
Ethiopia,
have
been
introduced
and
demonstrated
on
a
preliminary
scale
by
the
food
and
agriculture
organization,
a
branch
ol
the
United
Nations.
It
is
an
efrort
to
Improve
Ethiopia
economic
conditions
hy
Introducliu:
better
methods
of
producing,
processing
and
marketing
the
present
output
of
agricultural
product.?.
An
Ethiopian,
Kassahum
Abdora.
an
assistant
to
a
I'N
small
farm
expert,
demonstrates
how
to
sharpen
a
scythe.
'no"v
wh
it's
coming."
HERE
tire
somp
facts
about
Georni
Mulenkov,
the
new
Premier
of
Russia.
He
was
born
January
8.
1902.
it
Orenburg
mow
Chkalov).
iouth
of
the
Ural
Mountains.
H?
is
of
Russian
Cos.sarlc
origin
middle
class.
H"i"ht
five
feet
seven
inches
Weight
two
hundred
and
fifty
pounds.
Joined
Red
army
1919.
Joined
Communist
party
1920.
Attended
the
Moscow
Hiqher
Technical
School
Came
under
notice
of
Lazar
Kaganovitch
ithe
only
powerful
Jew
who
has
survived
In
key
position
from
1917
till
nowi.
M.ilenkov
was
made
Stalin's
iy
mail
Pel
jiolith,
lie,
p-r
vear.
fmw.
jtnorlrwl
as
tar.d
clcss
n;all
h
the
Poet
OPine
Department.
Ottawt
The
Price
Must
Be
Right
MUCH
fish
can
Canadians
eat?
HOW
If
the
present
trend
of
marketing
B.C.
salmon
continues,
they
are
going
to
have
to
eat
much
more
than
they
do
now
to
keep
the
industry
alive.
This,
:tf
course,
is
no
epicurean
hardship.
Our
coastal
fish
is
tasty
and,
like
most
seafood,
has
high
nutritional
content.
,
At
the
same
time,
it
presents
the
industry
with
an
anxious
sdluntion
if
it
has
to
depend
on
one
national
appetite
to
keep
it
in
operation.
Yet
the
statistics
contain
a
warning
that
this
may
he
its
fate.
According
to
figures
compiled
by
the
R.C.
Fisheries
Association,
domestic
consumption
took
care
of
')')
per
cent
of
the
B.C.
salmon
pack
before
the
war.
Iiy
1950
the
figure
had
risen
to
fit
per
cent
md
is
probably
higher
than
that
now.
Against
this
is
the
fact
that
the
sale
in
Commonwealth
markets
has
fallen
from
4t
per
cent
to
what
is
now
estimated
at
about
five
per
cent.
Other
export
markets,
with
increasing
uncertainty,
have
taken
up
the
balance.
...To
us
on
the
coast,
the
fine
flavor
of
our
fish
may
be
obvious.
Hut
it
is
another
matter
to
sell
the
product
to
Canada
as
a
whole
when
almost
every
region
has
a
native
dish
which
it
considers
superior
to
anything
else.
The
Fisheries
Association
puts
the
problem
in
this
way:
"Before
the
war,
Commonwealth
countries
were
the
biggest
buyers
of
B.C.
canned
salmon,
taking
about
half
the
annual
pack.
Foreseeing
the
loss
of
much
of
this
Commonwealth
trade,
the
industry
turned
to
the
Canadian
market
as
early
as
19-48.
By
an
.aggressive
promotion
campaign
it
I
In
health
joiumn
It
l
(
1
cli'imed
thl
n
air
bath
or
:
seented
tub
bath
Is
a
(treat
aid
to
relaxation
That
Is
if
the
tcli
pbone
doesn't
rinji
Tle
door
hell
could
lie
n
bit
i
niliarrassin"
as
wi
ll
i
Die
way
tin
y
drive
you'd
t'-toeHv
think
some
mot'.
nits
owned
their
cars
the
way
th-y
i
snt-d
them.
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Normon
hA.
V.jcLeoG
Hordwcx)d
....
Four-poitton
iprings.
Full
end
paneh.
Attractive
nursery
decalj.
Opinlon
In
the
Cabinet
here
is
eek
Is
said
to
l)e
the
dimple
fact
-
Tdp,,.-,
nll
r,orts
of
eK.
usiM
that
Hon.
Lester
B
Hearson
that
Moscow
hadn't
forwarded
.
T)1)
on(1
(or
examplf
The
hus-better
known
In
these
parts
as
(
the
necessary
Inntruetions
to
vote
htl(1
of
ttaltlmore
woman
personal
assistant
sometime
be-1
tUm
Mike"-still
will
be
ehonen
'ween
1929
and
1930.
In
the
for
tne
kpy
job
of
spcrrxary-
From
for
him
Consequently,
the
Hits-
umjer
arrest
tor
diunken
driv-sians
nt
VNO
weren't
takiiiR
any
j
jnR
)
t
evplain
to
the
po-elKinccs.
lue
why.
at
3
am.
he
was
par
uox
'
,,,,:,,'L:v?Lwr,1i,Vt
thirties
he
slowly
but
surely
oeneral
of
UNO
iLr.
A
!d.
worked
his
wa,
to
top
or
pany
yrto
mnrn
np
t
.
.
....
$
....
...
.
...
.
;Lsn
t
resatded
a
final
Ai
tually.
,
Th.
,tlrtlM
r..iurii
.hout
lor-
i
ii-.
.
.
.
.
.
manted
to
Klve
wnen
Nazis
mvaaea
nussi.i
(h
resld
to
have
'
"
'
.f
39.50
el(;n
,
affairs
.
development
.
,
ol
,.i,.
wie
rl
uMa
tnla-
nrnmiira
TIia
.
!rt
....
.......
'
IlCT
nrodUO-
PHSV
rrrl
llic
oiuiiiiniii
iisiifc)
:i
Klf
1M
IltlMNIllltf
V1UI
U
KHJUI-
'
.
.
.
.,
.
lion
He
hid
charee
of
tank
and
"
"
J
""'v'
v
"',
tliey
have
Inspireu
in
Rovernmein
i
........
.(...
Complete
with
mattress,
nlii-hed
mnrvels.
He
obviously
"""
7",,'
.
-,
m
"lrtitli
and
unable
to
spea
i
Ordinarily,
their
r
request
would
brinhter
than
It
ha
been
lor
a
i
used
fnany
ol
same
tough
qualities
that
Beaverbrooh
used
In
have
been
granted
But
pro-
considerable
time
Thin
View
'
Larson
circles
feared
that
if
the
the
action
ol
the
D.
Howe
used
in
twrsl,ti,
despite
Britain
or
C.
Canada.
He
publicly
attacked
j
,ulc
P"-"t'"
"
-
niu-u
&,vMM
shooting
down
Brltisn
,
i
oittna
auuiu
unr
iin
nine
v
.,
,,.
nrrmint
i
ne
leeuna
HIGH
CHAIRS
windbags
and
time
servers"
tn
the
language
mV
prrnoos
iw
tfylhg
to
learn
It.
and
If
tlv
y
nlsn
on
staying,
they
ran
t
'
t
too
soon
But
there
Is
little
to
indicate
this
The
Job
Is
not
-any.
yet
it
s
vital
Which
re-iimds
one
of
the
bllmeu
.1
Granger
when
he
first
discovered
that
If
he
wti
quick
If
was
also
fast,if
he
drank
tin
here
is
that
the
plane
anonting
hiBli
places
and
fired
Molotov's
round
"P
support
for
their
can-r
broth-r
"date.
BriRadier
Romolu
of
the.
ife
and
Kaeanovitch"
;
r
re
nossihW
the
work
of
Irre-
rniuppine!.
sixmsible
Rus.sian
zealots,
but
Consequently,
the
vote
was
that
the
bids
for
peace
made
by
Selected
hardwood
.
.
W-jt
from
top
jobs.
iBoth
of
those
fired
were
Jewish.)
THE
ABOVE
are
about
all
the
;
taken
as
scheduled.
But
its
pur-
newly-Installed
Premier
Malen-pose
according
to
the
,
story
kov
were
the
considered
over-
has
pushed
domestic
sales
from
a
pre-war
average
of
500,000
cases
to
as
high
as
900,000
cases."
To
create
a
Canadian
appetite
has
cost
the
industry
$800,000
in
the
past
four
years.
It
would
seem,
therefore,
that
if
there
are
some
Canadians
hard
facts
we
have
so
far
on
seeping
back
to
Parliamentary
tures
of
the
head
of
the
Russian
GOOD
USED
CARS
Malenkov.
We
have
some
hu-i
circles
here
was
to
secure
the
state
Under
the
circumstances
l!51
Plymouth
!-dor.
only
sprcod
to
prevent
t
ppr,g
Polished
tubulor
ori.
S:'1
sf
rep
Adustcble
foot
rest
L:
Ottroctive
nursery
dcccH
From
22.000
miles
ll'.fll
Vutd
Sedan
two-tone,
!
man
Interest
sidelights,
how-
elmlnatlon
of
Romolu
and
to
there
Is
a
disposition
to
overlook
j
ever,
in
the
new
book
by
Stalin's
clear
1'earson's
ath
as
a
com-
the
plane
incidents
ami
to
pin
i
hf
pliew
"My
Uncle
Joseph
Stal-
promise
candidate.
Western
faith
on
the
spoker
In
"
In
this
he
is
shown
as
a
-
Qn
anoth,.r
vMe
jt
s
f,.t
tint
word
of
Malepkov.
j
very
hard
worker
putting
in
up
RUiisia
ma
very
well
reverse
its
it
s
admittedly
n
far
cry
from
)
to
16
or
18
hours
a
day.
stand
of
last
week
and
accent
the
old
rtnvs
when
onv
Indlomtv
very
smart.
I
Mi
ford
Hedan
Radio.
heutcr.
one-owner
ivr
I'MI
lord
Sedan
Radio
The
New
York
Times
says.
itne
Canadian
External
Affairs
to
a
British
subject
In
foreign
All
work
and
no
play
has
made
Minister.
The
reason
the
.Soviet
parts
used
to
be
followed
auto-
him
dull
and
powerful."
But
:
delesation
voted
against
him
last
matlrally
by
avenging
appear-
the
book
shows
a
comic
and
,
,
,hf
r.ntlsli
navy
or
12-95!
heater,
sun
visor,
A-I
th.-niKhout
TRUCK
BUYS
in."8
Muilt
naker
I'ieku.i.
en
maybe
signlfieent
sidelight
Malenkov
and
Marshal
Zhukov
iii
.
.
,
HriU.'.h
army
But
everyone
on
iAUI
CQTflK.ll-C.t'arliament
Hill
realizes
that
gine
overhaul,
t
nt
a.
scratch:
cuntuni
txx.
were
DlaviiiK
volleyball.
Malen
VIIULJ
I
Vl
N
L.sJ
;
those
old
days
of
Imperial
great-rrnm
lite
Kites
01
The
laiiy
1
ness
have
passed
away.
On
th
kov
insisted
on
punching
tne
!M6
l
ord
l-Tort
Complete
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
ball,
which,
Zhukov
claimed.
whole,
they're
not
sorry
that
they
have
forOvrr
a
yuaiier
a
v..
.
With
belief
In
Hon
"Mike"
i
"A
Oofl
Place
to
Kuy-S17
Third
Avenue
40
Yeors
Ago
Today
Mr.
Donaldson,
vice-president
and
general
manager
of
th"
who
are
not
yet
convinced
of
the
desirability
of
this
product,
they
never
will
be.
We
have
to
remember
that
canned
salmon
is
no
a-necessity,
like
wheat
or
rice
or
base
metals,"
thfe
association
remarks.
"Canned
salmon
has
worldwide
'.consumer
acceptance,
but
it
must
:
fit
the
consumer's
ability
to
buy.
In
all
countries
which
have;jfev
dollars
to
spend
and
living
standards
lower,
than
Canada's,
canned
'salmon,
except
for
limited
quantities
of
pinks
or
chums,
is
a
luxury
pwUict."
.
i.
The
whole
problem
seems,
therefore,
to
revolve
abouCjthis
one
point:
the
price
and
taste
of
food
are
pa'rf
?
the
same
recipe.
Tut
in
too
much
of
the
first,
ami
the
second
seems
to
diminish.
'
'-Scripture
f-aSMigp
jor
JoJatf
'
Ho
that
bel'ieveth
on
me,
hath
everlasting
life."
St.
John
6:47.
Pearson's
UNO
appointment
with
flat
deck:
new
paint
job
and
good
motor
,
:!tl8
lmle
Panel
A
very
useful
unit,
"To
say
goodbye
lo
your
motoring
troubles
try
av
ol
the
ahee
good
buys
at
your
A-I
I
set!
l
ar
Kralcr"
growing,
there
U
enhanced
OTP.
Is
in
town
inspecting
"It
'speculation
concerning
the
pro-
was
illegal.
Stalin,
watching
from
the
sidelines,
said
no,
that
was
within
the
rules.
But
when
one
cannon
shot
ball
hit
Zhukov
in
the
nose
the
marshal
swore
like
a
trooper
and
tailed
Malenkov
a
blinkcty-blank
bland
SOB.
Malenkov
lushed
up,
fist
doubled,
to
fight.
Stalin
afterwards
remarked
to
for
the
station
and
hotel.
M
Donaldson
said
the
new
hotel,
which
will
be
started
next
ve
'twill
probably
be
situated
wher-the
Annex
now
stands
on
."Sec
;
bable
new
appointee
to
the
;
External
Affairs
portfolio.
It
Is
'
agreed
that
choii
e
lies
between
:
Health
and
Welfare
Minister
'
Paul
Martin
and
Defence
Minister
Brooke
Claxton.
At
the
moment
Martin
appears
to
be
i
Ihe
favorite.
Bob
Parkei
Ltd.
Plion
M
The
Home
of
frirnrtiy
rrlc
WE
PREFER
WHITE
HORSE
ond
Avenue.
30
Yeorc
Ago
Today
the
nephew.
"Malenkov
Is
as
stubborn
as
his
friend
Molotov."
APART
from
above
we
have
vague
rumors.
One
Is
that
Malenkov
was
originally
a
Trot-skyisl
but
switched
very
quickly.
Another
Is
that
just
before
the
new
cet-tough
line
was
Despite
a
petition
Mtw
b-730
people
and
a
delegation
of
clergy
and
private
citizens,
tl"
city
council
refused
to
pet
up
a
conciliation
board
for
civic
employees
In
their
recent
wage
dispute.
20
Years
Ago
Today
At
the
annual
meeting
of
!!
Letterbox
adopted
by
Russia
around
1947
Malenkov
and
Zdhanov
led
the
two
opposing
schools
in
the
Kremlin.
Up
until
recently
it
i
tuna
alwnvo
Hnlrt
that
ft.
wail
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club.
Alex
Mitchell
was
elected
president;
Jack
Hinton,
vice-president.:
secretary.
Phil
Edgcumbe:
and
executive,
Miss
L.
Frlrrell,
f
Wilding.
B.
Curric,
R.
Grcstr
and
F.
E.
Robertson.
ltfc.il
Tin
Tilt
CITY
greater
interest
in
their
end
of
The
Editor,
the
deal
sidewalks,
streets.
The
Daily
News
brush
clearing,
etc.
I
wisTi
to
extend
my
sincere
In
the
matter
of
clearing
appreciation
to
you
and
yom-
brush
from
vacant
lots,
why
not
staff
for
the
co-operation
you
enlist
the
aid
ot
citizens
willin'i
Zdhanov
who
was
the
"get
tough"
boy
and
Malenkov
who
was
for
live
and
let
live
with
the
west.
The
truth
Is
we
do
not
know.
But
the
Jews
are
mostly
inclined
to
be
Inclined
toward
conciliation
with
the
westand
the
finger
of
circumstantial
evidence
for
the
new
Russian
have
shown
m
printing
my
re-
to
give
some
of
their
spare
tim
to
beautifying
the
community
in
which
they
live?
Put
my
name
down
for
one.
'
1
0
Years
Ago
Today
Thirty-four
teams
are
entered
In
the
forthcoming
bridge
tour-
Smooth
Mellow,
Scotch
J
I
flch
Whisky1
r7
antl-Jewish
line
points
directly
I
ney
under
the
auspices
of
the
at
Malenkov.
Queen
Mary
Chapter,
IODE.
EDWARD
W.
GREEN.
B.C.
Douks
cent
two
letters
one
recommending
"Patrols"
and
the
other
regarding
'Prince
Rupert
Benevolence."
In
my
daily
routine
of
delivering
milk,
I
often
have
the
opportunity
of
"gossiping"
with
the
ladles
of
this
town.
The
fear
and
sometimes
almost
terror
with
which
they
consider
the
prospect
of
walking
Prince
Rupert
streets
at
night
is
alarming.
It
will
be
my
continual
prayer
to
Ood
that
this
situation
will
be
remedied
as
quickly
as
humanly
possible.
on
mori
SPECIAL
on
SHOES
GALLON
May
Enter
Costa
Rica
VICTORIA
(CP)
Attorney-General
Robert
Bonner
said
A
QUART
..RFssrif
on
20Jo
OFF
ALL
Don't
Just
Say
LEATHER
SHOES
MARSHALL-WELLS
Top-Quality
PAINT
Thursday
night
he
has
received
word
British
Columbia
Douko-bors
may
enter
the
Central
American
republic
of
Costa
Rica
"just
as
any
other
immigrant."
He
told
the
Legislature
negotiations
between
the
Sons
of
Freedom
leaders
arid
Costa
Rican
officials
have
been
"un
scotch-ask
For
As
far
as
the
unsightly
condition
of
Prince
Rupert
is
concerned,
I
note
with
great
pleasure
that
many
are
considering
planting
flower
and
vegetable
gardens
and
repairing
broken-down
fences
and
decrepit
sidewalks.
This
in
itself
should
induce
the
city
fathers
to
take
a
far
1
1
m
k-
mm
8
JT-
KAIEN
expectedly
successful."
He
said
he
did
not
know
whether
the
Doukhobors
wanted
to
take
advantage
of
the
situation
but
he
said
they
now
knew
there
Is
a
promised
land
to
go
to.
to
i
Tunnel
Cave-In
Trqps
20
Men
CONSUMER'S
CO-OP
and
SLIPPERS
-Men's
Women's
-
Children's
Fashion
Footwear
TOKYO
CP)
Twenty
Japanese
Workers
are
missing
today
folldwlhg
a
cave-In
in
a
railroad
tunnel
under
construction.
Members
of
the
sect
have
long
I
talked
of
leaving
British
Columbia,
but
the
problem
has
al-
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(HARDWARE)
251
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
179
TiiTrty-four
others
were
rescued
ways
seen
to
find
This
arivertiKement
Is
not
publlnheil
er
"''"'"
C
f'ontrol
Hnnl
or
bf
the
Government
of
a
country
1
willing
to
accept
them.
and
one
body
recovered.