Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
iSoeial
Credit
Enters
Field;
!
Mr.
a'nd
Mrs
Bartell
Hedstrom
returned
to
the
cily
last
night
'
from
Fraser
Lake,
whore
they
ulUncliKl
the
wecLMng
of
their
son,'
Kit-hard,
to
nne
Marie
Dahlgre:i.
Saturday.
May
10.
1952
Optimistic
Organizer
Here
I)
1
II
K
C
T
O
it
V
fr
!
In
ii
M
rhiinh
ill
II
a.m.
and
i.m.
Miimluy
Hiiinol
ill
115
rir(
h
uliiiwn.
Vil.K'
IATWI;ttH
U,
4th
Ave.
W..
at
Dunsimilr
Bt.
Holy.
Communion
B::iO
am!
Sunday
School
2:00
p.m.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter,
R.A.,
BD
Rpctor
(Blue
700
j
5th
Ave.
E
at
Youiir
St
Minister:
Kcv.
Fred
Antrolmn.
i
Green
812)
An
Inrti'jwnrtent
daily
newspnper
clpvmed
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rtiper',
;
and
Northern
and
Central
Britisli
Columbia,
Memlwr
ot
Canadian
press
Audit
bureau
of
Circulations
;
Canadian
Daily
Ncwspajwr
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Daiiv
News
Limited
i
J
P
MAOOK,
President
H.
O.
PFRRY.
Vice-President
O.
A
HUNTER.
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Editor
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By
mail
Per
month.
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per
year.
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00.
Authorized
as
second
class
mail
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa
;
Social
Credit
is
organizingin
Prince
Rupert
for
the
forthcoming
provincial
election
campaign.
It
will
place
a
fourth
candidate
in
the
field
here.
Liberals.
Progressive
Conservatives
and
CCF
are
already
'
11
entered.
The
Scientific
Accuracy
oltk
Sl'NDA
Y
NKWIT
AT
IHi;
J:30
Sime
ServU
Peer
V.
Paynter
of
Vancouver
I
Socred
organizer
for
British
Columbia,
has
been
in
the
city
!
for
the
past
couple
of
days,
hav-'
ing
come
from
the
interior
on
Thursday
night.
He
left
for
j
Vancouver
iiy
air
today
and
win
;
be
back
nw.t
-week
when
a
pub-
Reflects
and
Reminisces
,
vTHE
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
Services
at
I.O.O.F
Hall,
Fourth
Ave.
E.
"Search
the
Scriptures
.
.
.
.
they
are
they
which
testify
of
Me."
John
5:39.
Your
whole
family
will
enjoy
and
benefit
by
the
following
services:
11
a.m.
Sunday
School-Classes
for
all
ages,
Flan-nelgraph
lessons
for
the
children.
12:15
p.m
Morning
Service
Bible
studies
setting
forth
Practical
Christian
Living"
7:20
p.m.
Inspirational
singing
and
a
nimple
OorH
message
to
meet
your
need.
"Blessed
are
they
that
keep
His
testimonies,
and
that
seek
Him
with
the
whole
heart."
Fsalm
118:2.
Pastor
C.
XV.
Sinclair
FULL
GOSPEL
Umu
HKr
'kiiivti;kia
4th
Avenue
East
Rev.
E.
A.
WrlKht.
D.D.
(Orecn
SJ
I
IKK1'
I
Ml
Ml
'
;
6U
Av.
Went
Kev.
L.
O.
l4
(Cteen
81
3
.l.t
A1
IOV.
A
K
HI
V
CO.
Br.
Cap
i.
Oorc
Ovstryk
Wnnday
School
9:30
p
m
iBluck
M9)
KT.
P
l.'H
I
I
Tllllll
6ih
Ave.
at
McHrlde
Kt
Pastor
:
Kcv.
H.
O.
Olsen
'
.
(Black
!)
8el
Cove
Roc
lor:
Kcv.
H
Godfrey
tllrd
8unlay
Srtiool
-11
iM
am.
(Blue
821)
SUNDAY
SERVKE
!
lie
meeting
will
be
called
here
Hundreds
of
northern
old-
i
Ioru
organization
purposes.
Then
timers
at
veil
as
a
multitude
of
I
.follow
a
nominating
con-newcomers
will
enjoy
close
in-
;
vention
to
name
a
candidate
spection
of
vast
engineering
;
Fie
M-
Munson,
local
rail-work
in
central
B.C.
today.
The
i
wayman
and
Social
Credit
en-courtesy
f
Alcan
will
go
far
in
j
thusiast.
has
been
assisting
Mr.
heroins?
British
Columbia
under-
1
Paynter
8u,'y
School.
lation
10:30-Sunday
School.
Open
cession.
Special
attraction
for
Mothers.
11:30
Morning
Worship
Ctiriht
Believer'i
Strenttl
7
:
JO
-Evangelistic
Service
stand
the
Immensity
of
what
is
I
"There
is
a
lot
of
support
here
!
for
Social
Credit,"
Mr.
Paynter
distant
Oewn)
torabl1Wo,c
Kt
"r
Mn
01
HT
Wbeshovijnj.,,,
,Thre'
MinutK
il
Y
Are
a
Slumbli.i
Block."
i
developing.
His
Worship
the
Mayor
of
Jun--!
-au
was
in
Prince
Rupert
a
few
;
days
ago
on
his
way
home.
Although
we
had
not
the
faintest
Oreen
331
ki
i.i
i.ak
mm
r
Sumlny
Hciionl
11
KM
am.
MonitiiK
Worship
Bcrvte
12:15
UM
Oih
Ave.
C.
Hloe
.1i3
said.
"I
have
found
It
particularly
among
the
rajlwaymen."
As
fr
the
over-all
provincial
political
picture,
the
tight
will
be
between
Social
Credit
and
Liberals,
said
Mr.
Paynter
to
the
Daily
News,
adding
that
"the
(Ml
Us
arc
very
much
in
our
favor."
'
Piis-tir:
Rfv.
1
-ofinrii
A
Thorr
V.-.VJ"W.VW.V.V.'.V.V.V.V.'
First
Presbyterian
Church-
5
notion
the
mayor
was
coming,
i
j
yet
it
had
to
be
the
day
we
printed
something
about
side-j
walk
reconstruction
in
this
city,
i
And
we
made
comparisons
with
j
what
Juneau
has,
having
been
j
there.
.
1
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
PHONE
210
National
Hospital
Day
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
as
elsewhere
in
the
country,
I
indeed,
inm'any
parts
of
the
world,
the
carpet
of
welcome
will
expend
from
the
hospital
to
the
hearts
of
the
people
as
National
Hospital
Day
is
observed
in
commemoration
of
the
birthday
of
Florence
Nightingale,
the
founder
and
the
inspiration
of
the
nursing
profession
and
the
modern
hospital
system.
This
occasion
is
adopted
by
the
hospitals
as
a
special
)pjort
unity
to
focus
public
attention
on
the
work
a
hospital
performs,
and
to
strengthen
the
mutual
bond
of
friendship
and
understanding.
The
hospital
here
holds
"open
house,"
Here
the
individual
is
presented
with
an
opportunity
to
see
for
himself
that
running
a
hospital
really
.is
a
big
undertaking
and
to
learn
why
his
support
is
so
vital.
We
are
constantly
being
reminded
that
the
doors
of
a
hospital
never
close.
On
this
special
occasion
we
are
invited
into
the
heart
of
the
humanitarian
organization
which
is
essentially;
our
own.
It
is
our
duty
to
take
an
active
interest,
always
remembering
that
our
support
is
as
necessary
to
the
hospital
as
its
service
is
to
our
welfare.
Brighten
Business
Section
of
the
Third
Avenue
stores
are
to
be
noted
SOME
these
days
brightening
up
by
the
use
of
the
paint
brush.
This
is
to
be
commended
and
others
could
follow
the
example.
Not
all
can
make
major
improvements
as
some
have
done
but
everybody
can
and
should
paint
up
to
the
end
of
making
the
city's
business
section
attractive
to
our
visitors
and
congenial
to
ourselves.
There
is
no
room
or
excuse
for
dinginess.
There
is
no
law
against
it
but
civic
and
personal
pride
should
be
a
governing
factor.
"But
what
about
the
Conserv-1
atives
and
the
CCF?"
he
was:
asked,
replying:
I
"Why,
they're
just
sitting
on!
the
sidelines
as
far
as
effective!
mm
For
!hat
Hew
RANGE,
REFRIGER
White
supremacy
in
South
;
Xf
rica
has
wo:i,
but
Premier
I
Kfnlnn
Stnlir
m
a
a
O
A
A
tt
in
this
campaign
is;
roooeva
in
The
nation's
m,ri
U
OPPSlUOn
5lh
Ave.
at
McBride
St.
Rev.
II.
O.
Olson
You
are
invited
to
come
and
Worfuip
at
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church.
The
Just
Shall
live
By
Failh'
Sl'NDAY
SERVICES
MOTHER'S
DAY
MAY
11,
1952
i
concerned."
WASHER
or
SMAUAPPII
i
i
-
..........
.....
...
i'.
-
highest
institution
but
even
this
is
not
sufficiently
elevated
to
hold.
that
its
rulings
be
final.
But
"the
Capi''
has
had
centuries
of
disputes
a-Kl
troubles.
This
is
just
another.
PLATFORM
Asked
about
Social
'
Credit
platform,
Mr.
Paynter
said:
"Provincially,
meantime,
we
stand
for
good,
honest,
businesslike
government.
Basic
financial
proposals
of
Social
Credit
naturally,
cannot
be
instituted
provincially.
They
will
be
in
the
hands
6f
federal
government
towards
achieving
of
which
we
G.E..
KETTLE
now
$145
Morning
Service
11:00
a.m.
The
entire
Sunday
School
will
come
to
the
morning
service.
Thera
will
be
special
singing
and
a
flahnograph
story.
Solo.
:
Barne
Tro"
by
Mr.
A.
Dyb-havn.
Parents
are
especially
It
will
cost
$75,000
to
erect
what
might
be
sort
of
deten-tion
centre
In
the
Oakalla
dis-!
trict,
far
the
accommodation
of
:
Sons
of
Freedom.
Meanwhile,
the
pni.mrapnt
will
lw
mnrn
Rt.nrK'
We
extend
a
cordial
invitation
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
231
Fourth
Avr.
East
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wrteht,
D.D.
Organists:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
and
John
Currte.
MAY
11,
1952
Morning
Worship
11
o'clock.
Sunday
School
12:15.
Fve"ning
Service
7:30.
'RemenilxT
the
Sabbath
Day
to
keep
it
.Holy."
Northern
B.C.
PomtCo.
encouraged
to
come
with
their
;
children.
i
Sermon:
"Our
Earthly
Ilome."
i
Evening
Service
7:30
p.m.
5
Sermon:
"A
Marvelous
Change'
S
ttesner
li!ck
I'honr
210
BC.
BC.
prince
Rupert,
6
!
of
the
Doukhobor
problem
which
fre
king
by
gaining
control
in
the
i
took-
a
year
and
a
half
to
com-
Provinces."
pile.
How
long
should
it
take
to
Thirty-five
Socred
candidates'
have
s0
Iar
becn
nominated
in
define
what
a
nuisance
is.
.
,
j
British
Columbia,
Mr.
Paynter
1
Liquor
laws
are
sometimes
in-
announced.
There
will
be
can-!
1
volved.
In
Ontario,
for
example,
i
didates
in
ail
48
ridings
with
the
j
'
the
Liquor
Control
Act
prohibits
i
Possible
exception
of
Atlin.
j
the
giving
of
false
information
j
Prince
Rupert,
Skeena.
Co-ion
liquor
permit
applications
but
lumbia
ana
Ailin
are
the
only
;
it
cannot
be
applied
to
a
beer
riding
v.hUh
have
yet
to
be
or-'
iaic
im
v,iui:u
no
pcinin
is
ganizea
wn.i
Holding
oi
con-
and
generally
putting
more,
zip
and
nip
Into
the
job
than
the
i
necessary.
'
ver.tions.
As
I
See
It
old-timers
used
to
do
away
,
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
ALFRED
L.
BELL,
C.A.
Resident
Partner
Prince
Rupert
315
Fourth
Arc.
East
,
.
T.O.
Itox
1247
Telephone:
Red
879
Terrace
Prince
Oeorge
Mission
City
-
Vancouver
ADDITIONAL
back
when
.
.
."
.
UNEMPLOYMENT
has
been
and
still
is
serious
in
these
parts
If
Jl
llMr
JT
T1U
lAl
in
fact
was
serious
lone
be-'!
'
VI
IL
I
HA
In
the
central
in'.erior
Fort
1
George
already
has
its
candidate
i
in
the
person
of
L.
L.
King,
)
Prince
George
grocer.
Omineca
j
nominating
convention
has
been
;
called
for
Burns
Lake
May
14
!
During
the
campaign
several
1
Members
of
Parliament
will
be
!
touring
the
district,
probably
"
..
"
i'v
"'(
'(
-
-
'')
v
'
i
j
t
7
CONCESSION
fore
we
got
our
forest-products
layoffs
in
the
far
west.
It
Is
to
the
credit
of
the
trade
unions
in
Canada
that,
to
date,;
OTTAWA
(CP
An
addition
to
including
E.
G.
Hanscll,
MP
for
they
have
raised
no
concerted
income
tax
concessions
w?s
an-
Macled,
Alberta,
campaign
and
sustained
cry
about
a
con-;
nounced
Friday
in
the
House
leader-
npot.inn
ht.o.rPfn
nnpmnlnvmMit
'
-
.
,
.
i
.
aJ
FLY...
(Changing
Ontario
j
ui
commons
oy
james
Sinclair,
and
immigration.
parliamentary
assistant
to
Mm-
The
union
leaders
and
most
ister
of
Finnn
Auumt
Advertising
in
the
Daily
News
:.-ing
quick
results.
TORONTO
:
Coining
east-
a
IflYnnvpr
tin-i
THOMAS
S.
MACKAY
.
PRO(;Rt;SSlVE-('ONSi:KVATIVE
vnTFRi
OF
All
EFFECTIVE
Ward
across
Canada
yti:"B"i
is
-hoi
vne
uirect,
not
claim
as
dependent
a
per-1(1.0
,
,
imaln
cause
.of
what,
unemploy-
son
with
an
annual
Income
of
ll)o
you
see
marked
el-;ment
there
is.
In
fact,
some
of
$500
or
more.
The
amount
now
dences
Of
the
greatest
i
them
are
wel1
iriforln1
ougi
is
increased
to
$600
or
more.
,
.
.
,
,
I
to
figure
out
that
the
immlgra-j
Decision
to
raise
the
ceiling
human
influx
Since
beiore
jtion
has
made
possible
a
con-!
by
$ie
was
made
after
presen-the
First
World
War
isiderable
industrial
expansion.
;
tation
of
the
1952-53
budget
rdS
immlgration
has;
April
8.
It
was
designed
Manv
of
the
ftiilwav
oorters
'
w",0"
mainly
lped
makC
m0re
"ew
j0bs
than
to
ver
cases
taxpayers
sup-
are
newcomers
from
Eurot
m
cupation
reserved
for
men
of
Zlrl
T
'
i
$4
a
universal.
old
age
African
ancestry
comers,
g
?
pension.
:
;
IMMEDIATELY
-
H
Make
him
Your
nm
MARK
YOUR
RALLOT
THUS:
All
.Major
Airlines.
will
answer
when
you
call
'
Black
637
for
plane
fares,
tickets,
schedules,
air
information.
BOOKINGS
ON
SHORTEST
NOTICE
Enquire
re
new
low
air
fares
to
World
Points
All
expense
oir
rours
CRAWFORD
MOORE
Travel
Agencies
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
No.
1
Wallace
Block
Thane
Black
637
HESL'MING
BUS
SERVICE
BETWEEN
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
SMITH
ERS
Thomas
S.
Mackay
PROGRESSIVE-CONSERVATIVE
DAILY
SERVICE
TO
KITIAAAT
KILDALA
AND
,
tCEMANO
BAY
For
information
and
reservations
Phone
476
-
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
AIRLINES
LTD.
I
also
saw
one
handsome
B,
,
:
inB
or
it"
if
it
did
not
take
;
young
colored
Canadian
wear-
ps
to
see
that
plans
all
were
.
ing
proudly
the
uniform
and
cap
with
the
title
BRAKEMAN.
1
madf
.
f
,IarSe
.scale
employ-!
In
the
old
days
this
chap
would
"ent
to
take
UP
the
when
tne
arms
rac
comS
to
an
m&-or
'
have
had
to
work
as
a
porter
get
no
job
on
the
railway!,'
at
ali,
.
YOU
T
GET
two
directly
opposite
But
here
In
Toronto
the
in-
views
about
Toronto's
famous
flux
from
Europe
has
noticeably
subway.
One
Is
that
it
should
changed
the
character
of
his
:
have
been
built
away
back
10
city.
One
quarter
of
all
the
lm-i
years
SO
when
it
was
first
migrants
who
have
come
to
1
urged
by
the
late
T.
Stewart
Canada
since
the
Second
World
Lyn-
later
editor
of
The
Globe,
War
have
located
in
the
To-
and
others,
ronto
metropolitan
area.
Ap-'
would
have
cost
only
a
proximately
half
of
the
incom-
fraction
of
what
It
Is
costing
ers
here
are
of
British
stock.
now-
It
would
have
paid
for
it-But
t
the
other
half
is
German,
self.
ten
times
over
long,
long
Italian
or
central
European.
'
ago-
This
is
a
fact
of
great
signifi-j
Tne
other
view
is
that
down-cance.
In
the
old
days
this
Tory,
j
to"1
shopping
areas
are
doom-Orange,
Empire
Loyalist
cityid
In
Toronto
as
they
are
was
in
literal
fact
more
fiercely
j
everywhere
else;
that
Toronto'';
'British"
than
any
place
in
1
subway
will
only
make
confu-Britain.
In
other
words
the
fer
-jSion
more
confounded;"
that
the
vor
of
imperialist
sentiment
was
real
remedy
is
to
decentralize
the
very
core
and
heart
of
the
i
and
spread
out
the
big
stores
thinking
of
Toronto.
You
ask
!
rather
than
to
try
to
centraliss
yourself,
in
1S52
hov
long
can
!
customers.
,
that
sentiment
survive
now,
let
I
-
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
Friday,
Sunday,
at
8:00
a.m.
LEAVE
SMITHERS
Monday,
Saturday,
at8:00
am.
STARTS
FROM
DEPOT
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
P.O.
Box
289
PRINCK
R
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PERT
Phone
476
alone
maintain
its
old
intensity?
;
call
644
for
arc
made
better,
smoke
bette
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better
41
n
YOU
PICK
UP
the
telephone:
and
phone
the
big
Eaton
de-:
partment
store
found
and
long
)
top-staffed
by
Ulster
Orange-
men.
The
girl
who
answers
is
polite
but
obviously
foreign,
probably
German.
.
i
You
look
out
the
window
in
i
this
Toronto
suburban
home.
They
are
collecting
the
garbage
bright
and
early
on
this
Monday
morning.
Instead,
of
the
staid
old-timers
who
used
to
handle
this
job,
you
see
a
whole
squad
of
energetic
young
newcomers.
You
guess
from
their
accents
that
they
too
are
German
But
you
notice
they
are
heaving
the
cans
around
as
easily
as
if
they
were
baseballs
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