5
HOW
CHIUHTIAN
.SC1KNCE
HU
NLA
Asks
Support
for
Coast
Guard
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
"Restoring
HaPpjne
tYiday,
December
18,
1953
of
the
Deportment
of
Trani;-port,"
says
Mr.
Gargrave
In
a
letter
to
MPs
and
senators
at
Ottawa.
lo
A
Broken
Home"
KTKN.
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ke
H:it
ttrihiv,
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I
by
J
Cfntore
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Tony
Oar-;
1
grave,
CCF
member
of
the
B.C
legislature
for
Mackenzie
riding.
Is
asking
all
B.C.
members
of
parliament
and
senators
to
lend
their
support
to
a
drive
for
a
coast
guard
service
along
;
the
west
coast.
Mr.
Gargrave
sponsored
a
i
resolution
approved
at
the
re-
Christmas
Prsei!ls
4a
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
ot
Prince
Ruperl
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New..
Limited.
J.
r.
MAOOR,
President
H.
O.
PEKRY,
Vice-President
Subscription
Rates:
.jn.
ly
carrier
Per
ween,
25c;
per
month.
11
00;
per
year.
110
00.
ife.
t'rB
iy
mall
Per
month.
7Sc:
por
year,
MOO.
jaS-uthorlzed
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa.
Looking
Ahead
The
story
so
far:
Steve
and
Nancy
have
toured
Santa's
workshops
and
are
now
ready
to
start
doing
his
job
so
he
can
take
a
nap
before
his
long
ride
Christmas
Eve.
Chapter
VII
i
see
that
it
was
a
very
important
'
cent
session
of
the
legislature
Ontario
Kxample
j
On
the
way
back
to
Santa's
place.
It
had
a
thick
green
rug
urging
establishment
of
such
a
I
office,
Santa,
Steve,
and
Nancy
,
on
the
floor
and
several
very
j
service.
COUltl
passed
through
the
train
shop
;
fine-looking
leather
covered
"What
is
needed
is
at
leas;
LAST
WEEK
I
!
chairs.
i
look
i,
out
t.-nm
from
mir
my
ot-
rvf
i
where
hundreds
.
of
little
engin-
b
1
A
FAVORITE
pastime
towards
is
ine
eim
ui
t-at.--i
two
all-weather
ships,
which
no
doubt
could
be
integrated
with
the
weather
forecasting
.service
'
year
ir
fice
at
the
IOOt
Of
the
They
also
stopped
for
a
mo-.was
a
huge
desk
with
a
shiny
is
peering
into
me
iuiure.
sld
side
of
the
f
-
i.i
trio
VTminiment
at
the
electric
appliance
,
glass
top.
At
one
peace
I0er
111
Uie
nue!sh0D
to
watch
the
dwarfs
mak-irlest
were
seven
rows
s
of
Uny
of
Commons
and
wondei'jing
little
electric
stoves,
sewing
;
buttons,
each
with
a
little
light
machines
and
irons.
N
side
it
that
lit
up
when
the
i
if
winter
w
o
u
1
d
ever
The
dwarfs
that
were
teftii.a
button
was
pashed.
FOR
MEN
AND
BOYS
Very
Reasonably
Priced
MEN'S
DRESS
SHIRTS
Smartly
tailored.
White,
Sky
Blue,
Cream,
etc.
Sanforized
shrunk.
$Q
CA
Windsor
style
collar.
Reduced
to
fj'"
MEN'S
SPORT
SHIRTS
Big
selection
to
choose
from.
Plain
aUuUcs
and
fancy
designs
.
.
.
Smartly
tailored,
will
give
lots
of
wear,
now
MEN'S
PURE
WOOL
SWEATERS
Pullovers,
buttpus,
latest
shades
and
ST-
'4-75
J8-45
MEN'S
DRESS
SOCKS
Very
good
selection.
Nylons
and
all
wool.
Speivially.priied
the
electric
stoves
hnrl
hist
mnrin
1
nrr
,
come.
-
-
j
j
,
r
t
,
JW
I
IV
when
I
went
to
Toronto
for
.
some
D'
an.
"juinns.
i
ney
were
;
At
,hc
back
of
Uie
(le.sk
was
a
!
V-..
75c
,1.25
jthe
week-end
I
was
wakened
in
A
list
of
forecasts
which
seem
to
carry
some
luthority
appears
in
the
current
issue
of
the
publication.
Advertising
Age.
It
represents
the
conclusions
of
a
"panel
of
experts
who
make
their
living
studying
business
trends.
While
their
findings
ipply
specifically
to
the
U.S.A.,
they
also
should
hold
generally
true
for
Canada.
Here
is
what
these
experts
say
about
l!).r)4
and
Christmas
trade
for
19')'.):
A
possible
drop
of
five
per
cent
in
over-all
business
from
'A
erood
year
for
advertising
and
piomotion
at
uc.iib
...aUC
...
........u.ra,
aiiu
u
micropnone,
which
Santa
saitt
dozen
of
them
wouldn't
any
more
was
attached
to
the
loudspeaker
than
fiU
your
hand.
system,
whicii
everyone
could
SteVe
and
Nancy
each
ate
a
hear.
In
front
of
the
microphone
dozen.
Santa
ate
three
dozen
and
was
a
fountain
pen
set
with
five
,
'.
the
early
morning
by
the
caw-;
ing
of
swarms
of
crows.
Th(
y
may
have
been
arguing
whether
or
not
it
was
mid-December
or
i
said
thev
couldn't
eat
any
more
fountain
Dens,
each
with
a
dif-
!
mid-March,
But
today,
from
the
same
because
tney
mignt
spoil
tneir
ferent
color
ink
in
it.
At
tne
office.
I
can
look
out
at
a
real
I
supper.
.
'right
hand
side
of
the
desk,
snowstorm,
Winter
may
have
i
Santa
kept
h
u
r
r
y
1
n
g
them
standing
on
the
floor,
was
a
arrived
late,
but
it
is
making
us
1
along
because
it
was
getting
late
Christmas
tree.
for
lost
time.
and
he
was
anxious
to
get
home
Steve
and
Nancy
looked
at
it,'
mm
i
least
as
good
as
VX:)
and
perhaps
somewhat'
or.
vain
thing
that
strikes
MEN'S
FINE
TOPCOATS
Very
smartly
tailored.
Non-creasable.
Water-SAP
Aft
repellant.
A
Real
Bargain.
NOW
ana
get,
10
sieep.
aim
tnen
iookco
again,
ior
11
was
decorated
with
telephones,
just
TFlFPHOVFS
MFSSKN'f
Mr.SiSt.NU.RS
FRS
TELI.rHmiS
covered
with
telephones.
"That
When
they
finally
got
back
to
,
,ne
tetepnone
tree;.
Santa
,
Mil
-J
K
i
MEN'S
LEATHER
JACKETS
1
t
,
11
LJ.
Santa
s
uving
room,
ne
saia,
-My
s,li()
office
is
through
this
door
here.
There
are
telephones
to
all
de-
SANTA
TO
TAKE
NAP
one
about
central
Ontario,
after
an
absence
of
some
years
is
that
it
is
paying
a
heavy
price
for
its
own
lack
of
foresight.
Factories
have
sprung
up
far
into
what
used
to
be
the
deep
Uorsehlde.
Smartly
tailored.
Black
and
dark
S
s22.oo
partments
and
a
messenger
ser-.
"It
has
telephones
connected
vice
In
case
you
need
to
send
,
to
every
department.
Now
I
guess
brown.
All
si.es.
Very
Special
BOYS'
SWEATERS
Pullover
style.
All-wool.
From
8
to
14
years.
Very
Special
....
anyone
on
errands.
The
dwarf
at
you
know
everything
yoa
need
to
i
countryside.
.
The
city
of
To-
the
office
wili
to
be
able
to
things
onto
is
now
a
great
surawllne
'
the
desk
outside
know
run
take
care
of
most
of
the
unim-
here,"
Santa
said,
yawning.
"I
!
metropolis,
which
has
no
clear
better.
A
slight
drop
much
smaller
than
expected
in
capital
investment
for
plant
and
equipment.
A
rise
in
unemployment,
but
to
a
very
modest
level.
An
inventory
situation
which
requires
correction
with
much
hinging
on
the
volume,.
of
Christmas
trade.
P
''Relatively
little
expansion
of
existing
levels
of
'consumer
credit.
The
long
range
prospect
say
10
is
for
an
(
economy
considerably
expanded
over,
present
.
record
levels.
If6
Wants
'
;
:,
j
For
everyday
r$;i;ar.
and
for
holidays.
n
j
limits.
There
is
no
guarantee
that
the
new
subway,
now
almost
portant
calls."
guess
I'll
turn
in
and
get
some
When
Santa
opened
the
door
sleep.
Nancy,
you
can
stay
here
to
his
office,
tne
children
could
or
go
over
to
the
book
depnrt-
ment,
whichever
you
wish.
f
I
a
1
I
i
it
i
.ii
s
r
i
i
mm
in
!
I
,
f,m4
1
.yTTWpWW
i
I
V
Very
best
tailuring.
Special,
from
Tougher
Engines
(or
New
Cars
completed,
will
ease
the
road
traffic
problem.
Indeed,
one
man
who
Is
closely
connected
with
that
particular
enterprise
told
me
it
would
simply
move
the
bottlenecks
by
a
few
mllea.
Instead
Of
trying
to
drive
right
down
town,
as
they
now
do,
people
will
drive
and
park
near
the
outlying
terminus
of
the
underground
tramway.
Well,
we
shall
soon
know
and
not
have
t
I
tjrvBnJw!
S
I
l
BOYS'
RUBBER
BOOTS
V
j
'
IT
Vfflfiyf
'
Laced,
Dominion
brand.
St)
A
A
I
lijqffl
W
4
"
Almost
Hair
Price
Pair
ftVW
fl
;
LOOK
FOR
Mi
1
THE
NAMErS3
Between
the
Royal
and
Belmont
Hotels
t-3Tii'i
a4,.
".
'
;
I
Gallant
Fight
After
saying
that,
Santa
gave
each
of
the
two
children
a
kiss
on
top
of
the
head
and
left
them
alone.
"The
first
thing
I'm
going
to
do
is
to
get
a
big
electric
train
with
enough
track
to
run
all
around
the
office."
Steve
said,
"and
I'm
going
to
get
attachments
to
dump
coal,
load
and
unload
rtiilk
cans,
and
an
electric
crane."
WANTS
DOI.L
IIOI'SE
Ahd
I'm
going
to
get
a
tloll
house
with
all
softs
of
furniture,
and
a
real
electric
range,'
Nancy
chimed
in.
DETROIT
The
1954
automobile
engine,
of
greater
horsepower
and
higher
comDression
ratio,
has
been
built
to,
run
much
longer
without
major
overhaul.
Besides
the
stronger
cast
iron
block,,
the
engine
has
the
advantage
geperslly
oi
better
piston
ringsi'sitiootlAMind
tougher
to
guess.
THE
HORRIBLE
example
of
what
has
happened
to
To
ronto
literally
shrieks
to
Van-
cvlinder
wall
linlnz
and
im
eouver
to
avoid
the
same
mis-
pved
carburetion
and
mani-tel-.es.
Toronto
has
one
gocd
,
foidine.
Additional
changes
Over
they
raced
to
the
te'.e-
I
I.y.n.,?eSaIVount
through
highway,
which'
runs
have
been
made
in
the
shape
;
phone.
"Hello,
train
depart-
aiong
me
laKeirom
ana
wmca
OI
the
combustion
chamber
on
i
mPnt?
Steve
asked.
"Send
me
nannies
an
enormous
volume
oi
many
of
the
new
power
plants.
'
over
the
best
train
you
have
and
traffic.
j
Most
of
the
cars
will
boast
;on
the
way
pick
up
a
fine
doll
'
Eut
even
that
fine
road
is
Tint
'
improved
braking
systems..
This
j
,
house
for
Nancy."
a
real
freeway
and
besides,
it
j
has
been
an
annual
claim
bv
j
"Boy,
won't
we
have
fun,"
he
only
runs
half
way
through
the
the
auto
makers.
It
takes
onjj
a's
j-e
put
tne
teiephone
big
city.
!
greater
significance
with
the
,
on
the
tree
A
WORD
of
sympathy
and
gratitude
is
due
about
this
time
to
that
little
group
which
bears
the
full
brunt
of
the
Christmas
season
activity
the
post
office
workers.
,
'
i
'
;
The
fact
that
the
Prince
Rupert
post
office
ran
out
of
two-cent
stamps
is
a
measure
of
the
strain
they
are
under
here
this
year.
But
sorting
out
an
avalanche
of
letters
is
just
part,
of
it.
The
postal
employees
tiave
a
public
to
deal
With
which
is
calling
on
the
mqul
service
to
handle
in
a
couple
of
weeks
or,
so
an..nT0unt
of
"business
that
would
normally
taRe
several
months.::
,.
...
.
:
!
;
Yet
the
hundreds
,
pressing
into
that
sturdy
building
in
the
city
centre
will
agree
that
the
employees
there
are
manning
their
for
with
tact
and
willingness.
.
'
'
Despite
its
heartaches,
the
battle
of
stamps
and
wrappings
is
being
fought
with
finesse.
Our
hats
are
off
to
the
gallant
little
band
which
takes
such'
a
beating
from
Santa.
ioronio
aesperaieiy
neeas
ai
i
uoveiu
oi
wie
more
puwenun
(Tomorrow:
Troublesome
least
two
main
highways
run-
j
engines.
books.)
ning
tnrougn
tne
neart
oi
me
10
gei
me
luuesi
uraniiig
city,
both
ways
but
on
their
capacity
of
the
new
systems
in;
cwn
fenced
right-of-way.
the
quickest
possible
time,
more
:
Los
Angeles
has
already
shown
fear
makers
will
have
power
how
a
great
city
can
handle
an
!
units
in
them
as
optional
equlp-lmmense
voiume,
of
.traffic
.on
!
ment
ajt
extra
cost,
Thepower'
freeways,
on
-hfch
'no
car
has
braking'
system
Bae
been;
OPTOMETRIST
..;'
,
ImSM
to
bother
about,
pedestrians!
or
;
greatly
sreffned
since
they
first
cross-road
traffic
for
there
are!
were
introduced
several
years
no
pedestrians
and
no
cross-;
afso.
traffic.
!
UPPER
CHAMBER
SWIFT
and
sprawling
as
Is
the
No
person
under
30
years
of
growth
of
Toronto,
it
has
age
is
eligible
for
appointment
nothing
on
Vancouver.
i
to
the
Canadian
Senate.
ah
signs
lnaicate
tnat
in
tna
i
next
10
or
20
years
Vancouver
will
grow
faster
than
any
other
city
in
Canada
past
or
present.
Now
is
the
time
to
plan
and
j
build
at
least
one
main
freeway
i
a
four
or
even
eight
lane
CHRISTMAS
CONCERT
of
the
I
REGULAR
BAPTIST
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
ASK
rot
SCOTIANO'I
PAVOUKITI
ION
JOHNNIE
u
a
;
.
rT
fir
-
mgMmmMkrm
I'L'ss
)y
-
-it
iVALICER
FridayrDei:i8-7:S6'p.fn."'t''
Pupils
and
Parents
Especially
Invited
highway
..r.unnjngfrom
,dflwnr
town
'Vancotiveti
past
Burnaoy
;
and
even
past
New
Westminster.
The
road
should
be
complete-i
ly
fenced
without
a
single
level
j
crossing,
cither
of
crossroad
or
railroad.
SCOTCH
WHISKY
IN
The
Vancouver
Sun
for
Dec.
11,
1953,
a
letter
signed
"Tom
Lorn"
of
Penticton,
B.C.,
de-
clares
"Your
writer
Elmore
Philpott
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
McBrlde
Street
.
.
.
now
writes
a
complete
falsification.
"Mr.
Blackmore
never
did
say
Adlal
Stevenson
and
Dean
Acheson
were
top
notch
Com
SUNBEAM
flf,
'-"rXy
r8-95iv:
:a;i
Mil
r
DW-V.
'
.
Fully
.sed-ndimporUd
,1
,
'g
-
J
.
,
I.
BBrMnaix
LOVE
-
t
,
,
TL.ri-
:
T.
.
,
.
fM
munists.
Mr.
Philpott
knows
this
as
Mr.
Blackmore
repeated
himself
and
was
very
MM
ton
1120-
''S
SliB
Coin
Mwi
wccicicicici(iccccccipciri(ic'c,trcc(ccicfictctctcct
Hansard,
page
444,
shows
that
on
Nov.
30
Mr.
Blackmore
said:
"What
seems
to
be
the
secret
;
a
i
Wholesale
&
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