Hew
As
I
See
It
Broadway
Ca
and
REMINISCES
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Thursday,
May
20,
1954
'Inriejinrteiit
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
find
N,-inern
and
Centra!
British
Columbia.
,
.
,
Member
or
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Limited.
J.
P.
MiMIOR,
President
II
O.
PBRRV.
Vlcn-Piisldellt
It
is
certainly
costing
a
lot
of
cash
to
keep
.secret
the
fact
that
you
haven't
any.
I
til
his
arrival,
life
was
normal.
'
Kittens
and
Toms
are
harmless
1
At
least
we've
usually
thought
,
so.
mure
k
Subscription
Rates:
.
carrier
rr
weeK.
25c:
per
month.
1
on;
per
year,
J
10
on
Looking
at
too
many
spring
catalogues
Is
apt
to
make
one
appear
seedy.
The
numerous
folks
who
used
to
grieve
about
not
having
any
use
for
a
nickel
have
been
overheard
bv
some
members
cf
the
Post
Office
Department.
They
mall
Per
month.
75c:
nt!i-
vear.
all
00
'.thorl7d
as
.second
class
mail
by
.mo
post
otlire
Department.
Ottuwa.
MmuhmnI
have
been
heard
to
say
that
to
If
title
to
Gibraltar
went
by
Travellers
Look
North
BEST
OF
FOOC
FINEST
OF
COOK;
FOrtTAKPr,;To
Phone
200
lay
unyone
can
buy
a
stamp.
length
of
occupation,
the
favored
j
claimants
would
De
first,
the
ODAY
THK
first
of
what
will
almost
ct'Ytain-
Moors,
second,
the
British
and
then
the
Spanish.
Most
people
have
an
ambition
o
go
up
in
the
world.
A
baby,
in
Kngland,
was
given
birth
this
week.
The
event
took
place
In
a
na.ssenfter
elevator.
lv
prove
to
k
a
w
lint'
of
(listiiitaiishcnl
SPECIALLY
REDUCE
'
4
i
Newspaper
MPs
I
AM
ONE
of
several
newspaper
writers
who
are
also
Mi's
in
the
present
parliament
of
Canada.
Readers
may
forgive
me
if
1
get
even
more
personal
than
usual,
and
tell'.
some
of
the
inside
story
of
just
liow
it
works
out
one
disiMt
vantage
is
wry
obvious:
Bring-
newspaper
columnist
is
it
itself
a
foil
time
occupation.
Different
writers
have
different
techniques,
gome
of
them
ran
dush
the
stuff
off
in
no
time
at
all.
Others
sweat
mentally,
.spiritually,
and
at
times,
even
physically
oer
al
Our
Dispfoy
Slock
,
's
jff-
.
.
I
ft
'
Vv
4
in
ii
I
n
wiii
nr
mi
ffiiiniiiiuiimtr-r
t
r
intuaMawwrn
There
Is
precious
little
difference
In
unemployment
today
nd
this
time
a
year
ago
said
a.
Victoria
statement
yesterday.
And
a
year
hence,
the
chances
pre.
Looking
around
tit
world
affairs
these
uncertain
and
somewhat
disturbing
days,
is
beginning
to
make
the
dismal
nnd
un-.
holy
backyard,
alons
with
the
uncut
lawn
inviling.
'
Mr.
Igor
Oouzenko
In
ca.se
anybody
has
forgotten.
Is
a
for-iiner
Russian.
Ottawa
Journal
And
we
happen
to
know
the
Washers
and
Drj
Regular
NOW
AUTOMATIC
WASHER
$429.50
AUTOMATIC
DRYER
$319.50
$389
$Z89l
i
TWO
GERMAN
WORKERS
release
leaflet-filled,
high
altitude
balloons
from
an
unidentified
site
along
the
Bavarian-Czechoslovak
border.
The
leaflets,
printed
in
the
Czech
and
Slovak
languages,
bear
messages
symbolizing
the
ten
demands
of
the
Czechoslovak
people's
opposition.
Millions
of
the
messages
were
recently
showered
into
that
country
by
the
"Crusade
(or
Freedom"
in
a
spoken
and
printed
word
compaign
co-ordinated
with
Radio
Free
Europe
broadcasts
from
Munich,
Germany.
identity
of
the
party
who
start-
I
visitors
arrives
at
Canada's
and
probably
the
,'
World's
newest
city,
Kitimat.
As
it
entertains
Governor
(ionerai
Massey,
'
Kitimat
is
fretting
a
preview
of
tii.in.vs
to
come.
In
a
few
more
weeks
it
will
have
the
Dake-of
Kdin-,
..burgh
as
its
guV.sl,
and
as
time
nies
"
ea'"
'
,eidar
of
social
events
will
include
many
more
important
names.
The
reason,
of
course,
is
that
Kitimat
is
on
"of
the
modem
wonders
of
"the
world.
If
all
the
articles
that
have
been
written
about
it,
and
the
-Alcan
project
generally,
could
be
pasted
together
to
form
a
large
mat,
they
would
probably
cover
the
entire
Dominion
of
Canada.
The
list
of
visitors
will
not
end
with
the
big
names.
Soon
Kitimat
will
have
to
organize
a
well-staffed
tourist
bureau
because
this
kind
of
traf-"
fic
in
greayolume
appears
to
be
a
certainty,
though
lack1
of
a
road
from
Terrace
will
delay
matters
for
a
while.
Since
Prince
Rupert
stands
in
such
sharp
eon-v"
trust,
it
will
.fiiost
likely
feel
the
effect
of
this
;
traffic
to
a
marked
degree.
The
tourist
likes
the
very
old
as
much
as
the
very
new.
While
Prince
Rupert
is
not
old
in
comparison
to
most
Canadian
'.'
cities,
it
has'aiv
historic
place
on
the
northern
coast
and
a
long
association
with
native
life
which
it
can
publicize
to
advantage.
its
plans
for
a
good
museum
are
definitely
in
Low
Down
Payment
Easy
Mnnlhly
Terms
most
every
sentence.
I
worked
with
c
.Vl.ow
oivo.
whose
writing
cam"
dug
In
such
;
terrible
agony
that
each
sepai
1
ale
thought
seemed
lo
me
like
!
the
delivery
of
a
baby.
But
I
j
think
all
columnists
will
agree
that
the
most
difficult
thing
j
about
writing
a
column
day
after!
day
and
year
after
year
is
tuj
find
enough
live
ideas
to
keep
ill
going.
!
SO.
AS
A
combined
new.spaper
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTR
j
cd
the
story.
I
"One
out
of
every
four
Wufk-!
ers"
declared
a
psychiatrist,
'
Ins
unit
kind
of
personality
disorder
or
emotional
upset.
Work
Is
hard
on
people"
This
is
put
i
plainly
enough.
In
other
words
there
is
no
excuse
for
ni
glectin"
to
avoid
it
whenever
possible.
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
NORMAN
M.
MocLEOD
The
old
adage
about
all
woik
columnist
and
MP,
one
of
your
and
no
play
making
Jack
a
dull
most
difficult
problems
Is
solv
Hon.
Mr.
Masscy
has
corrected
lhat
by
the
warmth
of
his
public
appearances.
He
has
mad-
the
Crown
an
institution
clow
to
the
people
and
real
to
them.
It
has
been
a
big
job
well
don".
And
it
all
goes
to
.show
that,
despite
the
instinctive
modesty
of
Canadians
alxiut
Themselves,
there
Is
no
office
too
high
for
a
nal
Canadian
to
fill
wi'.h
dis
NO
IIAKM
FELT
Vancouver's
cats
arc
being
licenced,
so
from
this,
indications
are
the
hack
yards
and
fences,
around
midnight,
will
be
less
yowling
and
noisy
or
words
to
that
effect.
There's
a
new
rabies
alarmist
in
B.C.
and
uo-
ed:
You
come
Into
direct
contact
with
all
sorts
of
things
which
are
wonderful
pegs
on
which
to
hang
columns.
i
Unfortunately,
th;Te
is
a
catch
to
is
in
fact
a
.id
many
calches.
Take,
for
instance,
the
party
boy
came
to
life
for
the
MPsth-other
night
in
the
guise
of
Parliamentary
Ball
given
by
III,
Excellency
at
Rideau
Hall.
It
was
the
first,
Parliamentary
Ball
since
before
World
War
it.
And
It
was
something
far
deeper
than
just
ud
enjoyable
evening.
In
his
entertaining
as
in
everything
else
official
that
he
does,
Rt.
Hon.
Vincent
Masscy
manages
to
make
his
actions
somehow
symbolic,
of
Hie
depth
of
democratic
tradition
stored
up
through
the
ages
in
the
THI
SHOf
WITH
THI
If
AUTIFUl
Fit
NEW
SHIPMENT
I
caucases.
They
are
the
private
meetings
which
are
held
by
the
various
parties,
where
the
MPs
jand
Senators
really
thresh
out
jail
of
the
main
problems
which
'affect
them.
These
caucases.
tinction.
Already
there
Is
speculation
;on
Ht.
Hon.
Mr.
Massey
s
.suc-j
ce.ssor
a
coupl
of
years
or
f-o
,'
i
hence.
Prime
Minister
St.
Lan-
.
rent
has
taken
real
pains
to
Of
fire
of
course,
secret.
C'rown
which
he
represents.
ASK
rot
SCOTLAND'!
rAvoumn
son
JOHNNIE
WALKER
SCOTCH
WHISKY
This
puts
tht
co.umnist
MPj
And
so
It
was
at
the
Parlia-
The
Popular
"FERfj
in
quw
a
spot,
lie
or
sna
gels
,
mentary
Ball.
The
elegence.
ice,
the
ness
of
an
sons
01
lasclnating
fuctsif;ienitv
nnrl
ih
nrii,.m.
scotch
the
inevitable
rumors
that
he
might
be
available
for
,
the
post.
He
says
definitely
ttvil
i
v.hen
he
is
through
with
thej
Prime
Ministership
he
will
be
,
through
for
good.
By
far
the
I
tvwi..t
i-iiMil..t
i'
fioiirn
ill'
pnlll'l'
(he
right
direction
if
it
wishes
to
develop
an
individuality
that
will
show
up
well
against
Kiti-vvat's.
(Needless
to
say,
this
attempt
to
create
a
.
.well
matured
character
does
not
have
to
be
car-'
lied
to
the
point
of
allowing
houses
to
go
un-painted
or
leaving
rubbish
in
conspicuous
places.)
The
travel
signs
are
pointing
more
and
more
to"
the
nortfa.'i'It
will-
pay
to
be
well
prepared
to
aU't'ive
our
guests.
BLACK
SUEDE
HI-HEEL
DRESS
PUMP!
wniiTii
cannot
ik
ieierrea
10
loo
the
evening's
arrangements
directly
in
the
newspaper
e.ot-imade
n
a
hrllliant.lv
virc-r,.b:
because
that
would
be
Kiv-
1
occasion.
Yet
no
one
could.
ing
away
the
caucas
secrets,!
present
without
sensing
the
Light,
i
contrary
to
pledge.
But
all
the:
daritv
il
the.
Emoire
ruiiUJ
!
?d
the'
iwts
wouu.
;
,.
ut.
C
,
J
,
.
.
.,
"De
kit
Hon.
c.
rr.
uowe.-
reran-
t
party
feaucases
nt
Ottawa
are
Flexible!
...
T
f
IliriiLariiillS
JI
UII
HIIII.UI
J:i-
through
the
Crown,
nor
wilhoti
?1
lies
feel
that
the
Vice-R-p
il
or-I
fice
would
be
a
deserved
and
Elasticizel
realizing
the
fundamental
strength
of
sentiment
ujion
which
the
unity
of
Empire
Is
bused.
It
was
no
less
a
symbolic
than
a
social
function.
notorious
for
their
leaky
qualitiesthey
have
so
many
holes
in
them
they
might
as
well
be
called
.s'ieves.
Hence
the
newspaper
columnist
MP
often
has
to
"lay
off"
a
hot
topic
which
he
or
she
would
certainly
have
written
about
had
he
or
she
not
at
one
and
the
same
time
been
a
coi-
litting
climax
to
the
Trade
and
Commerce
Minister's
record
of
distinguished
and
Incomparably
i
valuable
public
service.
I
I
Comb
mat
a
Last.
Price
$12.9i
There
are
those
in
Parliament
I
'
who
at
one
time
feared
lhat
the
1
'F
j
51
Golin
SIimi
I
umnist
and
an
MP.
!
APART
FROM
being
a
news-1
paper
columnist
and
an
MP,
appointment
of
a
Canadian
Oov-
j
jernor-General
might
weaken
the!
I
ties
of
Commonwealth
ussocia-'tion.
But
in
the
comparatively,
,;hort
time
he
has
been
In
office,!
i
Rt.
Hon.
Mr.
Massey
hiis
dissl-;
I
pated
that
fear
completely.
And
j
$harp-Tongued
Couple
Q.T.
HON.
Awurifi
Rovan
and
his
wife
Jennie
IV
Lee
arc
a
unicnic
couple.
They
are(,.shai')-tonjtie(l
individuals,
master
aijjl
mi.sti'ess-'tiF
the
puntrent
phrase.
What
one
dV'sn't
thinli'.'bf,
the
other
can.
For
instance,
speaking
in
Toronto,
.Jennie
Lee
declared
Secretary
of
State
John
Foster
Dulles
"has
all
the
delicacy
of
an
elephant
treading
on
etjg.-."
"
We
woiidi'i'
how
Aneurin
and
Jenr.ie
gtr
aiong
in'such
hme
life
as
their
jmhlic
life
permits.
If
they
speak
the
same
way
to
and
of
each
other
as
they
do
of
other
people
it's
just
as
well
they
haven't
much'time
at
home.
.
-
-
Windsor
Star.
Says
Nicotine
Not
Dangerous
STOCHOLM
Reuters
The
dangerous
.subslanze
In
lobaccu
smoke
is
carbon
monoxide,
not
nicotine,
Swedish
scientist
Ber-tll
von
Ahn
reports
In
a
thesis
published
here.
He
has
been
studying
the
medical
effects
of
smoking
for
1'J
years
and
claims
that
nicotine
does
not
.seriiui.sly
a'!c-t
the
li.mi-t
(,nl
lo
(
iK'i
lc:
'
It.
Vl-irni-
being
a
writer
who
also
sits
as
a
supporter
of
the
govern.,
!
nt
in
office
also
has
special
and
extra
complications.
It
too
has
great
adv.i
..igts
and
also
serious
drawbacks.
Let
us
be
frank
about
It-
,ou
cannot
be
as
pungent
or
as
frequent
in
your
criticism
of
the
liintilled.
Mended
and
Hut
I
led
in
Scotland
(mhiii
2f
in,
JOHN
WALKER
I
SONS
LTD.
Scotch
Whisky
Ditiillert
Good
Range
of
Widths
'
EXCLUSIVELY
AT
VOGUE
SHOES
LIMIT
ne
nas
aone
so
oy
making
mm-;
f-elf
without
any
sacrifice
of;
the
dignity
of
the
office
or
with-
j
out
overstepping
its
constltu-1
tional
limitations
a
consuiri-j
mate
salesman
of
the
reality
of'
British
unily
through
the
Crown.
I
rilMAHNOCK,
SCOTLAND
,9
ft"
K,.
506
Third
Avenue
W.
Green!
Till.1
ndvrl
Ivmri.t
is
,iot
piihleihed
.ir
til'plnyed
by
tiw;
l.tfiiiftr
cmtrot
Bmiil
or
ly
the
C.o?crrirrtlil
nt
Brlllkli
Columbia.
Without
sparing
himself
Rt'i
less.
f
government,
of
the
day.
That
's
not
because
anybody
on
thej
government
side
is
trying
to
tell
you
to
pipe
down,
or
to
lay
off.
Hal
her
it,
Is
because
you
can't1
Hon.
Mr.
Massey
has
undertake.!
"Tjic
effect
of
nicotine
Is
soon
a
jstj'oriunu.s
scberinlp
of
nrrirti!
wrfiWr
remains:
One"
cIhu'cI,
yielj)
but
remember
that
whn
ai'e
Hit
titling
lhefio.slliiii"
a
IMt
JALVA1IUN
AKMl
LIIAUtL
'
ailrwy
iwirer
Mhy
hum:
nl1.
uit
-i0
centum.
I.-,
rm
rm
serf-t
SHMf.ft.hnt"
thnt
in
in
.mo
some
parts
,v,,.,
"f
"ebon
monoxide!,
and
this,
Kraser
Street
may
lead
to
palpitations
of
the
heart,
nausea,
and
headai
lie-i
!n:
sensitive
people
smoking
20
i
l
l
ol.
Canada
remote
fiom
official
Ottawa,
the
Crown
was
in
riail-ffer
of
iM'co::-1'
'.3
little
more
than
more
elgaret.es
a
day,"
von
Aim
,
a
rather
dimmed
legend.
It
.
said.
:
FRIDAY,
MAY
21
-
8:00
p.m.
THE
FILM
"THE
MAN
WHO
FORGOT
GOD"
-
EVERYONE
WELCOME
-:tlck
with
which
they
will
not
only
crack
at
-the
government
but
crack
back
at
you
personally.
The,
advantage
or
.sitting
on
the
government
side
Is
that
you
get
to
know
that
the
real
question
about
such
and
such
re-
:
forms
is
not,
will
we
get
them,
but
WHEN
can
we
get
them?
As
two
examples,
f
think
we
will
sooner
or
later
get
better
i
WVA
allowaiu.es
and
rules
for
AS
SIMPLE
PHONE
CALL
?Pi&K
AS
m-'t
P.-
Phone
(JO
Across
Hie
Town
or
the
Nation.
permitted
extra
earnings.
We
will
also
get
real
free
competition
in
TV
in
the
big
cities.
The
exact,
question
of
how
much
and
when
depends
on
many
things
but
on
both
points
the
new.spaper
MP
is
in
a
key
spot.
Local
and
Long
IMtne
Movinj
Oil
MY
PAPPA
"
TO
ME
HE
LOOKS
SO
WONDERFUL
i"
TO
ME
HE
LOOKS
SO
GOOD
P$ppa
is
hep,
he
bought
on
A-l
Used
Cor
at
Parker's.
Momma
doesn't
look
so
bad
either
as
srje
helped
pa
pick
it
out.
Anyone
would
look
god
in
one
of
PARKER'S
A-l
SPECIALS.
These
and
many
others
to
choose
from.
;'51
FORD
SEDAN
'47
CHEV.
COUPE
2
tone
All
accessories
Motor
overhauled;
new
tires
Really
a
Beauty
A
Buy
For
$1650
$750
3rd
VICTORY
LOAN
DOMDS
have
been
CALLED
FOR
PAYMENT
JUNE
1st
IF
YOU
HOLD
Third
Victory
Loan
3
Bonds
(issued
November,
1942
to
mature
November,
1956)
they
should
be
presented
for
payment
on
or
after
June
1st
through
any
branch
bank
in
Canada.
AFTER
THIS
DATE
NO
FURTHER
INTEREST
WILL
BE
PAID.
The
interest
coupon
dated
November
1st,
1954
and
all
coupons
dated
later
than
this
must
be
attached
to
the
bonds
when
they
are
presented
for
payment.
Payment
will
be-
$101.28
for
a
$100
bond
(and
for
other
denominations
accordingly)!
This
payment
includes
a
$1
premium
as
required
by
the
terms
of
(he
bonof
plus
26
which
is
interest
at'
3
from
May
Isfto
June
1st
the
period
since
the
last
coupon
became
payables
,
r-
EASY
TERMS
OF
COURSE,
FOR
YOUR
CONVENIENCE
'51
PREFECT
SEDAN
Uite
new
condition..
A
Jargaln
Special
'50
PLYMOUTH
Good
Condition
throughout
You
Can't
Oo
Wrong
For
$1225
cire.
Nothing
hut
the
sot
tc-i
I
hl't
-ffl
'tn.Kh
his
tender
skin.
That
is
why
nr"
'
Li
I
I
0
4
f
re
most
-elect
Purcx
-.
.
.
the
.
M'
H
t
,
fV
Puret
w
extra
Mwng
and
extra
ahmn
V,
'U
perfect
for
b.by
,nd
for
the
whok
mm
I
i
YOUR
FORO-MONARCH
DEALER
'-
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
"THE
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
SERVICE"
4
Oovernment
of
Canada
'
By:
BANK
OF
CANADA,
FUcal
Agrnt
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