As
I
See
It
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
March
17,
1952
free
pi
ess
and
he
iadio
speech
.
He
would
buy
up
newspapers
'
L
newspaper
writers,
or
radio
com-
1
mentators
to
propagandize
not
i
1
just
against
police-state
com-l
inunism
but
against
SOCIAL
I
ISM.
The
majority
of
the
people'
4
of
Britain,
Australia
and
New!!
Zealand
happen
to
believe
in
th!
i
very
kind
of
democratic
social-1
ism
which
Senator
Taft
most!
4
hates.
Not
even
the
new
Con--i
servative
government
of
any
of
H
these
three
countries
would
duivl
to
tamper
with
the
amount
of!
h
nr
PUnnlt
'4
""ri
ti
RED
CROSS
GIV
to
4f
.
.
socialism
already
in
effect.
'Yet
the
American
"Mr.
Republican"
proposes
to
line
up
a
whole
army
of
hired
hacks,
to
teach
the
people
of
allied
countries
their
own
business
and
make
them
like
"the
American
way."
HERE
in
Canada
we
have
one
democratic
socialist
government
in
Saskatchewan.
Our
Lib
n
lndeiendent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
i
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
!
Member
of
Canadian
Dress
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
j
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
,
j
i?.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor;
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
!
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
Taft
Could
Uring
War
SEN.
ROBERT
A
TAFT,
who
hopes
to
become
the
next
President
of
the
USA,
sets
forth
his
own
program
in
the
foreign
field
in
his
own
book,
A
Foreign
Policy
for
Americans.
It
seems
to
me
that
by
reasonable
alliance
with
Britain.
REBUILD
ESCORT
DESTROYER
The
fleet
"V"
class
destroyer,
Algonquin,
is
in
Yarrow
shipyard
at
Victoria,
being
rebuilt
as
the
first
of
a
rjw-type
escort
craft.
The
eight-year-old
destroyer
will
be
used
this
summer
by
the
Navy
to
test
radical
new
equipment
for
fighting
submarines.
The
hull
still
will
be
that
of
a
des
royer
but
the
superstructure,
with
the
exception
of
the
funnel
and
the
mast,
will
be
low-
lung
and
stripped
down.
i
CP
from
National
Defence)
Vj
carrier,
per
week,
25c:
per
month,
$1.00;
per
year,
'
$10;
by
mail,
per
month,
75c;
per
year,
$8.00.
PRINCE
X
eral
government
at
Ottawa
is
also
firmly
wedded
to-what
Taft
calls
"socialistic
plans
like
the
Brannan
plan
or
socialized
med
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Authorized
as
second
class
mail
by
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa
Reporv
From
.
icine."
It
is
no
secret
that
the
Australia
and
Canada
the
con
trol
of
sea
and
air
can
estab-
i
uberal
sponsorship
of
hospital
lish
a
power
which
can
never
Parliament
Hill
Jorurdoy,
Wednesday
1
ins
in
abi
now
bej.
insurance
in
four
provinces
U
the
forerunner
of
a
far
reachin;;
Liberal
national
health
care
plan.
LETTERBOX
GOLDEN
GLOVES
AGAIN
Editor,
Daily
News:
When
I
was
sworn
In
as
an
alderman
after
the
last
election,
I
was
presented
with
a
copy
of
the
Municipal
Act
of
the
Province
of
British
Columbia.
be
challenged
by
missia
una
which
can
to
a
great
extent
protect
Europe.
So
far
so
good.
But
let
us
ask
By
Edward
T.
Applewhaite,
M
P.,
Skeena
Senator
Taft
would
have
the
539.90
'to
VmI
ourstlves
"uw
lul
B
",
u.o.n.
pour
m
money
to
suuveri
Ui
rf
eonsideiaoie
nnl!iJ0,.,,Kla
;,iturficr
inteiest
tr
to
nc
us
in
in
oui
mil'
rreir
maiiuiiu
t
mo
.,.
i..st?
For
here
is
how
n.,r
rm
and
n,im
tn
.
Fw
Infomau,
province
IS
tne
latest
report
OI
Uie
aiiauian
iunuvme
wouiu-ue
-iraim
hi.,
u
us
you
can
i
ao
mai.
t:ma
PAmrnKdnn
TWino-
thp
nerind
covered
bv
this
piopost's
t0
waec
what
he
cn.,1:;;
That
is
why
I
think
the
i-lec-Llllie
tne
lul1'"'
vUIllIllllUIl.
uui
mi,
imuh
"J
i
tiie
"battle
against
Communist
firm
ri
f
'V-tft
ti.'ftntrl
itthir
n
ih
A'"
!'.
1
!
On
March
10,
when
the
matter
of
the
Golden
Gloves
boxers
was
i
report
from
April
1,
1950,
tO
March
31,
1051,
the
WOlid
;
ideology."
ni0st
dangerous
era
of
U.S.-Can-
Secretary
Acheson
a
year
,
adian
relation
we
have
ever
had
Wx
toMetiint
w
of
the
:
shipping
situation
ha.
unnergone
a
complete
change.
Act
that
the
council
can
be
thai-ijg
jas
benefited
Canada's
deep-sea
shipping
in-
ago
stated
"the
U.S.
was
inter-
,
In
a
ialcr
article
I
shall
try
to
e.sted
in
stopping
communism
show
also
Uom
hls
own
words
cliiefly
because
it
had
become
,
wh
t
w0uW
als0
almost
,.,.r.
it'iigeu
ut
any
liiuc
uy
mc
iaic-
Try
Daily
Nr,
payers
as
to
how
and
where
the
!
dustl'y
i
annual
revenues
are
to
be
used.:
a
o
result,
nf
wvumi
f-.u'turs
a
uuul-
....-l.u.
tainly
'
lead
to
world
war
three
imperialism.
With
this
point
,
could
give
us
some
additional
in-
j
Rules
for
advance
t
If
ncori
rnntrarv
t.n
thp
Art
an.'.k,.
.0(0
v,n.,
r.m.
thin
I
formation.
Ition
can
be
taken.
rinnhieri
Theso
creatlv
enhanced
'
payments
to
claimants
in
.real
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
A$a
.
need
were
attached
as
a
schedule
The
city
council
is.
governed
rates
have
had
the
effect
of
con
Known
....
.v.-
w..
,
,n
M
.Mkl
(nm
th
r,,,,l.-et
10
an
UlUCI-lu-cuuuui.
oy
wuuuimi
u
ri,c
.v.v...B
v..v
....
.
-nmn-nsation
re-
and
30
of
the
Act:
tional,
charitable,
Aids.
educa-
value
of
"Fark"
or
"uoerty
:yp?
7
.
:
'
,ci
1
from
death
or
pe.
sonal
etc.
Aid
to
general
cargo
carriers.
Canadia
n
?"
ng
aHn.ofinn
Airl
bncnitolo
irin
eh
nnmw
nnmnantP
U'hn
TOlV
Oil
J"J
"w,t
NOTICK
is
hereby
given
that
the
Ars
Meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
fthpfi
will
be
held
In
the
Civic
Centre.
Common
Una
Kridm,
.March
!lsl,
!).".'
at
(1:01)
p.m.
BUSINESS:
To
receive
President's
Report.
of
view
I
emphatically
chs-
;
agree.
.
I
believe
we
should
battle
the
principles
of
communism
and
socialism
and
convince
the
world
that
true
happiness
lies
in
establishment
of
a
system
of
liberty
In
some
places
I
think
the
direct
radio
broadcast
is
effective,
perhaps
the
only
method
of
reaching
the
people,
particularly
In
Iron
Curtain
countries.
We
should
find
those
people
among
the
citizens
of
each
nation
who
agree
with
our
principles
and
finance
them
to
put
on
effective
propaganda.
!
now
experiencing
difficulty
in
ments
with
hospilais.
Aids
to
so
wi-hin
the
rules.
:
cieties.
Aid
to
mechanics'
insti-
chartering
the
ships
they
require
their
cases
tunes
w
come
..c
"
(
To
receive
Auditor's
Itrpurl
ind
Bii.
.
i
L
Ul-
...!.
Tl,
....,
Ol
WniCn
CUUICS
UIC
IIU'C
IU
I
lines
or
lire
companies,
ma
iu
;ai
irasuiiauic
iara,
i""
them.
;
poor.
Aid
to
adjoining
municipal-
states
among
the
coastal
and
it.,
i
i
kinKu-ntii'
rw
inlni-.fl
p'flnmcVim
corvl'Oc
ciirivt.
I
have
just
returned
from
a
!
1
for
war
memorials
Page
123.
dized
there
were
two
on
the
West
,
"fTrPrfpineermflnsTi
h
of
the
Engin
een
iPart
IV
1.
Powers
ex-ercised
by
Coast.
Subsidies
are
only
pro-
frtarr.
,
resolution
177.
Council
may
by
vided
for
coastal
services
which
tule
?.
d"
,
"
!
t
1931.
Tt
elect
five
members
of
the
Board
tin
To
appoint
an
auditor.
Membership
fee
is
$1.00
per
annum,
which-at
the
Hospital
or
at
Ormes
.Drucs
prior
u
i
Wednesday.
March
ljth,
at
which
tinK'.hmw
Vklll
close.
I).
C.
STF.VEXSON
Secretary.
1
j
a.
L
1
Thn
ttnnn
rnv
1
U
WJ
ft'
I
1
I
I
I
rM
111
I
Vf
111
11
t
I
M
'
V
Power
to
aid
public
celebrations,
cases
no
other
means
of
fans-
T
Graham
of
the
Alum-
aye
the
above
would
be
simply
exhibitions
and
sports.
Page
125
portat.on
is
available.
mum
botany
of
Canada,
des-
unbelievable.
Power
to
aid
infectious
diseases
WAR
REPARATIONS
;
er?blae
the
Kitimat
project.
This
Can
anyone
in
his
right
sense
Family
Doctor's
Comeback
THE
old-fashioned
family
doctor,
that
storehouse
of
medical
knowledge
and
possessor
of
every
needed
medical
skill,
is
making
a
comeback
after
his
temporary
disappearance
in
a
floodtide
of
specialization.
For
the
past
five
years
the
proportion
of
medical
students
planning
to
become
general
practitioners
has
increased
steadily,
according
to
an
article
in
Pageant
Magazine.
The
day
of
the
old-time
general
practitioner
is
back,
but
the
new-style
family
doctors
are
better
equipped
than
ever
before
to
accept
total
responsibility
for
diagnosing
and
treating
the
whole
patient
as
well
as
giving
them
psycho-biological
counsel.
This
will
be
good
news
to
people
who
have
felt
for
many
years
they
were
being
led
through
a
veritable
"forest
of
medical
"ists"
gynecologists,
dermatologists,
gastroenterologists.
and
all
the
others.
The
regeneration
of
the
general
physician
is
by
no
means
a
one-night
stand
on
the
tank-town
circuit.
People
in
rural
areas
are
not
alone,
in
these
jittery
days,
in
their
need
,and
desire
for
understanding,
interest
and
affection
from
their
doctor.
In
the
cities
tco
the
general
physician,
long
in
obscurity
during
a
period
of
intense
specialization,
is
again
becoming
the
family
medical
prop
and
indispensable
friend.
"No
matter
whaj
the
discoveries
of
science
hold
for
them,"'
concludes
the
article,
"people
know
now
they
cannot
do
without
affection,
kindness
and
recognition
of
their
essential
human
dignity
emotional
factors
supplied
by
a
family
doctor.
Bless
him,
and
all
the
rest
ike
him.
May
they
never
disappear
again."
Prince
George
Unhappy.
riHST
hint
as
to
where
the
bulk
of
the
$2,000,000
I
promised
for
the
northern
transprovincial
high:
way
in
Premier
Johnson's
budget
speech
will
be
spent
comes
from
Prince
Rupert
where
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
been
advised
that
considerable
black-topping
will
be
done
east
from
Prince
Rupert
and
westward
from
Terrace.
The
information
came
irom
B.C.'s
hard-working
and
capable
Minister
of
Lands
and
Forests,
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney,
who
took
over
E.
C.
Carson's
public
works
portfolio
with
the
break-up
of
the
Coalition
regime.
.
i
i
Whether
or
not
Mr.
Kenney's
latest
commit-
institution.
i
onp
Hav
rerentlv
Mr
Drew
I
m,t
inroroctf
ntr
taiif
vlv.
rirtuht.
Yuwt
thp
Canadiitn.
Aus-'
j
j
Xfciiji
tL
UIJ.1V
tun,ivoiiiih
B
"
'
"
w
'
-
J.
W.
PRUSKY
asked
a
question
of
the
Prime
en
to
a
very
iarge
audience,
and
trallan,
New
Zealand.
English,
Minister
with
respect
to
War,wen
illustrated
with
colored
Scotch,
Welsh
people
not
to
Reparations.
Mr.
St.
Laurent
glides
Mr.
Graham
referred
to
mention
others
would
react
to
stated
that
on
March
4
he
re-
trie
proposed
line
of
railway
such
a
plan?
ceived
the
official
report
of
Rt.
i
f
rom
Terrace
to
Kitimat,
which,
Taft
is
calmly
telling
the
world
Hon.
Mr.
Ilsley
reporting
on
the'he
sald
jt
was
hoped
would
be
that
he
proposes
to
have
US
A.
reference
that
had
been
made
1
completed
in
the
fall
of
1954,
at
move
in
on
Canada
and
other
to
him
in
that
respect.
The
Prime
abmit
which
time
it
was
expect-
U.S.
"allies"
and
subvert
and
The
Latest
in
PopulaiR:
Terrace
Tories
Name
Officers
ALL
TIME
HITS
E
Her
Majesty
Queen
Elizabeth
Minister
was
sure
that
it
would
Alcan
would
be
in
production
prostitute
our
whole
system
of
of
interest
to
aU
prospective
;
-
"
sent
nt
nt
words
woras
oi
of
anmeciation
appiecnuion
bv
oy
at
Kitimat.
cjalmanU
as
a
clear
indication,
.
-
I
.fa-sM,-,
private
secretary
to
the
Village
'of
now
tnty
win
have
t0
proceed
ALBUMS
and
l.P.'s
50-50-
30
Days
OCR
IIAl.F-AND-IIU.F
REPAIR
Guarantee
Applies
on
These
Certified
Csed
Cars
Commissioners
of
Terrace
for:
to
have
their
claims
considered
their
cable
of
condolence
on
be-
by
commissioners
and
deputy
half
of
the
Village
of
Terrace
commissioners
and
will
.be
of
at
the
death
of
her
father,
King,
great
assistance
to
the
commis-George
VI.
The
letter,
edged
sioners
and
deputy
commiision-In
black,
bore
the
Royal
Coat
of
ers
in
dealing
with
these
claims
Arms
and
a
gold-embossed
so
the
report
will
be
made
avail-"Buckingham
Palace."
able
for
public
distribution.
There
:
is
in
the
report
an
indication
as
In
a
write
up
on
the
PTA.
it
i
l
,hat
information
should
be
to
those
who
have
indi-new
was
said
Terrace
was
to
have
a
supplied
it
cated
that
they
have
what
they
"Junior"
High
School.
ntit
.
at
Ipffrl
!l
RuPert
Rad'
&
j:
,
i
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BR
io
ue
u
Bc...
-
......
.
should
have
said
"Junior
and
;
Senior"
High
School.
1949
FORI)
COITE
Beautiful
sea
mist
green.
Every
possible
extra
....
1575.00
1949
ANCiLIA
TCDOR
Gleaming
metallic
green.
9,000
miles.
One
owner
$785.00
1950
ACSTIN
SEDAN
Raven
Black.
Only
10,000
miles.
Not
a
scratch
....
$1433.00
TRICK
BARGAIN
1948
CHEVROLET
PICK-CP
Reconditioned
motor,
heater.
A
sound
buy.
One-third
down,
18
months
to
pay
$1275
St.
Laurent
said
that
they
were
,
anxious
to
find
the
most
practical
and
expeditious
way
in
which
this
report
may
be
made
available
for
the
information
of
the
public.
Mr.
Drew
said
that
in
:
view
of
the
fact
that
this
Is
a
.
matter
of
some
importance,
he
TERRACE
I
OPICS
"
would
like
to-make
the
sugges-TERRACE
The
Terrace
Pro-
tion
that
immediate
provision
be
gressive-Conservative
Association
made
to
handle
the
claims
of
meeting
was
well
attended
Wed-
j
those
people
who
are
in
nesday
evening
at
the
Oddf
el-
!
tous
circumstances.
Mr.
St.
Laur-
lows'
Hall
with
election
of
olfi-
ent
t
uteri
that
t.h
mnt.tsr
was
REMEMBER
merit
to
his
constituents
will
go
down
in
history
as
!cers
as
follows:
;
before
the
commissioner,
who
1
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We
pay
half
bill
on
any
repair
for
30
days
from
dale
of
purchase.
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PARKER
LIMITED
"Home
of
friendly
service"
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president
j.
ti.
smiin.
realized
tne
urgency,
dm
ne
was
i
Vice-President
Darrall
S.
Col-
:
concerned
with
the
delermina-;
lins.
i
tion
of
the
classes
of
persons
who
i
Secretary-Treasurer
Fred
might
be
permitted
to
make
'Macklin.
'
claims
on
this
fund.
A
few
days
J
Executive
committee
of
eight
I
later,
Mr.
St.
Laurent
said
that
made
up
by
D.
G.
Little,
E.
Sar-
since
his
first
statement
on
in-Igent,
B.'
Denbow,
H
M.
Wight-
urim
payments
for
war
claims
i
man,
J.
Kill,
H.
Macintosh,
D.
K.
;
in
cases
of
raal
need,
he
had
I
Kerr
and
M.
A
lger.
i
made
further
enquiries
and
merely
another
pre-election
pledge
we
have
no
way
of
knowing.
But
if
the
Skeena
member's
past
record
is
any
criterion,
that
is
extremely
doubtful.
'
The
fact
remains
that
the
people
along
the
Skeena
River
have
at
least
a
politician's
promise,
while
the.
communities
served
by
the
ox-trail
connecting
the
northern
and
southern
Cariboo
are
devoid
of
even
that
faint
consolation.
In
view
of
the
amount
of
motor
traffic
through,
the
Cariboo
as
compared
with
that
of
the
Skeena
River
Highway
and
the
imminence
of
an
election,
it
should
not
be
difficult
to
extract
at
least
a
promise-from
some
responsible
member
of
the
government
in
respect
to
the
north-south
road.
PRINCE
GEORGE
CITIZEN.
X,
A
NEW
ClIAMPlOt
fjtp
I
,
Vi-
m
the
low
price
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4,
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f
..2-
.
Such
Getaway
!
Along
llu
a
new
Commas
12G
-horsepower
Exciting
jpt-strrrmwd
sty
ling!
WfffM
Spectacular
'52
performance!
fUAlyf
Remarkable
gas
economy!
I
Union
steamers
Chilcotin
and
8
o'clock
this
morning
from
Esso
and
Esso
Extra
are
continually
being
improved
to
give
the
best
balanced
combination
of
instant
starting,
smooth
flowing
power,
lively
acceleration
and
protection
against
engine
ping.
Switch
to
Esso
gasolines
and
you're
always
ahead!
Camosun
were
in
port
on
regular
Vancouver,
Ocean
Falls,
Kemano
j
"Glad
I
switched,
weekly
voyages
last
evening.
The
ana
iuumat
and
will
sail
at
10
Chilcotin.
-Capt.
-William
-Mc-
o'clock
tonight
on
her
return
Combe,
arrived
at
6:30
p
m.
from
south.
Arriving
on
the
Princess
Masset
Inlet
points
on
the
Queen
Louise
from
the
south
were
Charlotte
Islands
and
sailed
at
George
Knudsen,
Misses
Bar-
8
pin.
for
Vancouver.
The
Camo-
bara
and
Sharon
Allanson
and
sun,
Capt.
John
Boden,
arrived
Mrs.
Allanson,
Mrs.
F.
G.
Lund-
at
10:45
p.m.
from
Vancouver
quist
of
Campbell
River,
John
via
Kemano
and
other
coast
McCallum,
P.
Bogelund
of
Kiti-
points
and
sailed
this
morning
mat
Constructors.
Out
on
CPS
for
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
Princess
Louise
tonight
will
be
whence
she
will
return
here
to-
Dr.
J.
D.
Galbraith,
Mr.
J.
Ross
morrow
morning
southbound.
and
Miss
G.
Harris,
all
of
Kiti-
mat.
H.
G.
Bancroft,
Ocean
CPR
steamer
Princess
Louise,
Falls;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Blythe,
Van-
Capt.
Hicks,
arrived
in
port
at
couver.
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Third
Avenue
West