Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
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1952
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Independent
daily
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to
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and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
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of
Canadian
ress
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of
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Canadian
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Managing
Editor;
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
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A.
'
It
I
Uj
Likes
Hoffman
Movie
I
Ing
Campaigns
Brin,
Resi
!
Addicts
and
Alcoholic,
;
L
VICl:0RIA:-Iently,,hear
i
live
speech-making
)s
a
waste
of
time
r
MLA's
are
far
too
long-winded
The
!
their
points
in
much
loss
time,
;
clearer
and
more
forcible.
'
'
However,
the
ideas
and
sug-'
;
gestions
of
most
MLA's
are
won
'
the
eve
of
"
!
worth
and
over
the
years
forgettin
f,?
!
lney
usually
have
some
effect
on
I
Mr
Brown
j
a
government.
It's
the
old
adage
session
ahr!,'1
;
about
a
trickle
of
water
event-
alcoholics
h
j
ually
wearing
away
the
hardest
government
and
m'
-stonp-
thous
1
A
few
members
are
much
like
j
year
arrcsum
'
evangelists
as
they
press
for
so-!
faciliti,,,'(or
a,
S
rial
reform.
Others,
more
hard-
is
useless
i
boiled,
pound
away
for
roads
and
Kovernnicnt
t!iC
1
Maw
and
subsidies
to
farmers.
1
habilitate
1?
Burnaby's
Mr.
Winch,
of
farm,
similar',
,-O'irsp,
Is
the
lendlntr
social
re-1
State
of
wa.h-
ST.
LAWRENCE
SEAWAY
The
long-proposed
enable
Canada
and
the
United
States
to
con
st.
etch
of
the
river
known
as
the
Internation
.
clary
between
Canada
and
the
United
States,
1
cannot
navigate
its
14-ft.
canals.
If
these
we
craft
could
steam
from
the
Atlantic
to
the
h
St.
Lawrence
Riv;-r
seaway
project
would'
:truct
canals,
locks,
and
power
stations
on
a,
1
Rapids.
This
section
which
marks
the
boun-now
a
bottleneck
for
large
vessels
which
j
dredged
to
the
required
27
ft.
ocear.-golng
srt
of.
the
dal
Lakes
industrial
area
n.
I
SAW
THE
fine
British
movie,
Tales
of
Hoffman,
in
Scotland
last
Oct-1
i
ober.and
hence
was
doubly
;
:
anxious
to
see
it
again,
j
1
In
the
fir.it
place
it
seems
to
i
me
unforgettably
good,
unreal
iu!
one
sense,
but
still
as
memor-(
1
able
as
a
vivid
dream.
,
In
the
second
place,
I
wanted
j
to
see
how
much
the
Canadian'
'censors
had
tut
from
the
scenes
:
featuring
the
Venetian
courte-.
ans.
The
answer
not
much.
j
!
I
HERE
IS
WHY
I
think
Nye,
!
Bevan'
will
come
to
the
'top
in
.
j
British
politics.
,
In
the
Briti.sh
election
I
visited
seems
nkely
that
Canada
will
have
to
carry
0
it
the
project
alow.
While
the
plan
may
be
app.ovcd
by
the
United
States
Senate
it
Is
e
pected
to
be
defeated
in
the
House
of
Representatives
because
of
the
opposition
of
exist
In
American
port,
transport
and
other
interests.
Completion'
of
the
waterway,
either
Jointly
or
by
Canada
alone,
will
enable
iron-ore
from
th.
Ungava
Peninsula
(where
production
is
expe
ted
to
start
in
1954
1
to
replace
dwindling
United
States
lose:
ves.
Without
water
transpo
t
this
ore
would
be
too
costly
for
tiro
American:
to
imooit.
lormer
01
the
Legi;;lature.
Ho
produced
out";"
spends
his
time
between
sessions
and
surely
We
repotting
around
in
jails,
hospitals
money
out
of
and
various
types
6f
institutions
profits
for
th
!
'
;
where
helpless
people
must
live.!
We
boa.it
We've
had
improvements
in
services
in
Be
,
these
institutions
over
the
years
Messrs,
Wimh
-
'
and
it
mu.st
be
said
that
CCF
our
treatir.n
f
Krnie
Winch
has
been
largely
and
alcolwiifS,
,
rt'.sxnslblc
for
them.
:dark
a
'
Little
for
Great
Deal
DISASTER
is
an
ugly
word.
Anyone
who
has
...
.
seen
the
inferno
of
devastation
by
fire
or
has
experienced
the
sudden
terrible
destruction
of
a
flash
flood
knows
what
the
word
means
in
human
misery.
It
doesn't
require
much
imagination
to
.
appreciate
the
problems
that
would
confront
any
;
7
fine
of
us
if
our
homes
were
threatened
at
this
moment.
..
No
amount
of
preparation
can
prevent
entirely
.
the
occurrence
of
disasters.
What
preparation
can
jlo
is
lessen
the
effects
of
fires,
floods,
epidemics,
,
explosions
and
other
catastrophes.
...
.
;
Perhaps
no
other
organization
in
Canada
has
done
as
much
in
the
way
of
disaster
preparedness
as
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society.
Within
its
organization,
each
province
is
under
the
constant
stuly
f
a
disaster
services
committee
whose
job
it
-"is
to
pin-point
each
community's
resources
beforehand
and
fo
arrange
for
the
swift
flow
of
aid
to
the
scene
of
any
disaster.
Within
each
province
are
Red
Cross
branches,
capable
of
caring
for
victims
of
minor
disasters
at
once.
Behind
the
branch
is
the
"..provincial
office,
ready
to
help
with
transport,
supplies
and
experienced
workers.
And
behind
each
division
is
the
national
organization
which
can
draw
Letterbox
a
great
many
small
Labor
pal
ty
meetings.
These
were
the
kitui
;
where
they
-put
up
maybe
12
or
1
more
speakers
in
a
night.
The
big
shots
travel
from
meeting
to
meeting
by
car.
But
in
every
meeting
they
also
give
the
local
speakers
a
chance
to
have
tht:;r
say,
as
"fillers-in."
On
the
very
extreme
end
if
"O
Prmtass
a
ray...
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Anril
will
son
a
shinlniiH
nf
hnr.
SOC
IAL
CRKMT
I
(
IiritCH'S
"TllAXK
YOV"
Edito".
!
Editor,,
Daily
News:
Daily
News
I
I
have
the
nleniii'
nn
hehnlf.
tet
our
Cfe
I
did
not
20
to
a
single
such
politics
Is
Conservative
Donald
'
Brown
of
Vancouver-Burrard.
:
Yet
he
and
Mr.
Winch
have!
.much
in
common
as
they
press!
.
for
social
reform.
Mr.
Brown,
a
i
quiet
man,
delves
into
social'
questions
"and
always
comes
up;
iwith
a
good
suggestion
for
im-j
Social
Credit
is
our
economic
i
of
SL
Paul's
Lutheran
Chinch!
whatGcorgeiJ
meeting
where
the
rank
and
file
i.efuge.
So
perfectly
would
it
re
i
Council
to
extend
to
you
a
hearty
speakers
did
not
no
out
of
their
lease
impartially
from
debt
in
and
sincere
"Thank
You.
nas
dene
ft
Your
coverage
in
the
Daily
;
ley
coming
to
Prince
Rupert,
and
News
of
all
the
meetings
held
in
in
May
two
more.
This
city
is
our
church
by
Rev.
Sterling
already
doing
a
fair
trade
with
Johnson,
and
the
themes
chosen
bailey
corn,
for
each
report
were
indeed
1
!
George
S.Moi
dividual,
village,
town,
city
and
nation
that
(if
understoddt
every
person
in
North
America
would
be
delighted
to
aid
it
into
power.
All
people,
with
a
knowledge
of
the
power
and
justice
of
a
.
way
to
show
that
they
were
for
Bevan.
The
crowds
were
too.
1
;
THERE
IS
another
reason
why
I
j
think
Bevan
will
come
strongly
forward.
The
British
are
an
extremely
proud
people.
In
public
:thev
disguise
the
fact
that
thev
,
provemcnt.
Let's
nope
Mr.
Winch
and
Mr.
Brown
are
never
discouraged,
even
though
beaten
at
an
election.
There
!s
room
for
social
reformers
outside
legislative
halls
as
well
as
inside.
Mr.
Win;h
once
more
this
season
said
tnat
B.C.'s
methods
nr
woithv
of
Dialse.
A
daiiy
paper
so
faithfully
car
rying
out
its
duties,
is
indeed
Social
Credit
government,
would
mission
it
can
7P
t
rR
WiL
I
BB:,
h
overwhelmingly
elect
to
Parlia-1
mini
a
.
NIAGARA
Sl'ltPASSKll
drand
Falls
on
the
Hamilton
River
in
Labrador,
200
miles
back
lrom
the
coast,
is
said
to
have
Niagara
looking
tired
and
sounding
weak.
Far
more
lofty
and
surrounded
by
a
formidable
wilderness,
iron
ore
and
amazing
power
may
help
introduce
It.
ment
men
in
tnelr
Proua
of-
1
Dlivate'
thev
make
no
hnnei
nf
ridings
treason
pIedged
to
rePossess
eights'
We,
the
Council
wish
this
way
it
On
wh
Mr
Church
l
got
the
edge
in
the
"recent
ell
-
Par"ament
surrendered
to
banks
:
,0
v0lce
our
decP
appreciation,
tion
was
because
manv
nem.ie
in
1871-
whicn
was
the
power-
RUDOLPH
OLSEN,
ANNUM
ml
-iu
tjcaie,
issue,
ana
wunaraw
secretary.
thought
what
some
said
to
me:
and
money
at
will.
1
The
pastor
of
St.
Paul'?
Church
Such
a
Parliament
would
im-
was
very
helpful
in
reporting
the
;
mediately
set
up
a
monetary
meetings.
Ed.
1
commission,
-
-
-
i
responsible
to
Par-:
liament
which
wouH
issue
new
!
hospitals,
libraries
pleasure-re-
i
"Churchill
will
stand
up
to
the
Yanks
better
than
Attlee."
Things
have
not
worked
oat
that
way
so
far.
Bevan
nu;
therefore
rise
on
this
curernt
in
British
national,
thought.
....jr
...
M
iicm
quanuiy
10
sorts,
post
offices,
schools,'
hos-
Few
shipmasters
plying
the
north
enjoyed
higher
csleein
anil
more
ull
round
popularity
than
Captain
K.
I'..
Neddcn
who
passed
away
Sunday.
This,
in
particular
can
be
said
by
members
of
the
press.
He
was
always
the
same
unhurried,
invariably
(
nirle-nis
and
a
pleasure
to
meet.
treating
drug
addicts
is
waste-i
tul,
innuman
and
does
no
good.;
There
should
be
a
special
insti-;
tution
for
such
people,
he
said.!
There's
no
use
sending
them
to;
jail.
Everyone
knows
this
to
be'
true
and
yet
we
go
on
Jailing
j
drug
addicts
-people
who
suffer;
terribly
and
then
they
comej
out
and
go
right
back
on
the
j
path
of
drug
addiction
because,!
desperate,
they
don't
know
what
;
else
to
do.
There
seems
some
hope
now
:
that
the
government
is
getting
icady
to
start
such
an
institution.
There's
a
vote
of
$50,000
in
1952-53
estimates
for
this
purpose.
Let's
hope
'.he
government
spends
it.
Governments
have
a
time-honored
lnbit
of
putting;
such
votes
in
the
estimates
on
i
I
.cuai
vnu
vaiue
01
me
nations
nitals.
irrenntlnn
svstom
rwor.
on
me
neicl
ot
other
provinces.
In
co-operation
with
all
other
agencies,
the
Red
Cross
works
to
cushion
the
shock,
to
prevent
un-.
necessary
suffering,
to
save
lives.
Its
main
jobs
during
disaster
are
the
provision
of
food,
clothing
and
shelter,
medical
aid,
transportation
and
the
public
service-
of
answering
welfare
inquiries
as
to
the
condition
of
disaster
victims.
;
r:
I"
the
first
nine
months
of
1951,
the
Society
:
tLprpvided
these
services
at
a
total
of
485
disasters
assisting
3843
persons.
,
The
work
takes
money.
This
month
the
Red
-
Cross
is
asking
every
Canadian
to
give
a
little.
The
need
for
all
Red
Cross
work
in
the
year
is
$5,222,000
British
Columbia
objective
is
$580,000
and'
Prince
-Rupert's,
$5500.
It
is
a
Question,
not
so
much
of
what
e
can
afford,
but
of
what
we
cannot
afford
to
ignore.
Prince
Rupert's
drive
will
be
concentrated
on
Tuesday
night
of
next
week.
Again
we
urge
Prince
Rupert
people
to
be
ready
with
generous
contributions.
1
THE
PAPERS
of
India
are
tak-
eoods,
and
services.
system
anything,
the
above
pro-'
,
ing
a
good
deal
of
satisfaction
Banks
would
no
longer
create
!
cedure
will
bring
it
,
out
of
India's
recent
general
or
issue
now'.
1
money,
as
they
do
n
is
onlv
reasonable
to
helieve
'
,
election.
It
astonished
the
whole
Government
issued
money
would
!
that
LcW
Credit
would
beln
wor
d
for
orderliness.
Many
peo-
,
go
out
over
the
nation,
interest
John?.
houL
s
ran
and
f
,
pie
in
western
lands
thought
that'
tree.
Taxation
would
be
unnec-;
h
1
netahbori
is
or
India
could
ne'entx,r
s
ls
destroved
Ofstroyed
hv
oy
not
stage'
an
election
essary
This
monev
would
hP
b
n,
because
onlv
about
five
nerent
k
In
5.,
!..
,
l,,c:
storm-
war
or
otherwise.,
CALVIN
C
:
i.
'1!
IK
ft-
LANDING
TIIT
JOB?
One
never
can
tell
just
what's
ahead!
For
examp:e,
a
fellow
can
leave
Prince
Rupert
to
take
a
job
at
Kitlmat
but,
anlving
there,
finds
it
necessary
to
approach
Kitlmat,
not
from
the
north,
but
from
way
down
a.ound
Vrncouvcr.
;
ot
the
people
can
read
and
write!
the
nation
anA
the
"
S
Tll
,S'd
mone,
ream
Literacy
is
not
necessarily
the
would
at
all
timeThP
It
ihl
.
lhe
only
system
111
same
thing
as
wisdom,"
L.vL
wh,ch
is
both
sy,n-
say-on'lople's
people
s
sei
vice.
All
time-checks
paper
pathetic
and
prepared
to
replace
How
true!
Germany
was
the,;0reaPUa?ISdIttehh-
Ph
'.
""hout
a
fee
or'ZZ
most
completely
literate
country
Cal
St
1
ni-
For
aU
P'ivill'8p
and
in
all
the
world
the
mo.it
i
tff'
WVj,d
"0t
k
be
con-
bcnts,
the
governments
only
highly
educated.
Yet
the
over-'
"
,
.ut
"?ul?
Proteect
from
requirement,
as
payments,
is
the
.i,fU,i
.....
,
monopolies.
Private
benefits
im.iini
nt
A
.
The
Latest
in
Popular
Re
""wiujiis
juajuiny
01
jrerman.
j
c-
ii
r.
vi
ui-jjii'iiauuii.
yjui
oe
licl
is.
dioixviatinn
"went
alons''
with
t?itipr
nnri
rn
re
maae
in
RAftELY
WncOME!
Between
foot-and-rmuth
disease,
dispute1,
trade
conditions
and
p.jr.ty
of
other
causes
lots
more
detail.
lees
would
repainting
be
turned
back
for
'
'etc.
In
"The
Parable"
John
Doc-builds
a
house,
under
"Social
Credit,"
John
found
a
suitable
plot
on
which
to
build
his
house.
'Ifcn
thousand'
such
homes
buiif
acrosi
Canada
would
throw
more
are
being
laid
off-something
its
hard
to
become
accustomed
to.
who
repudiated
the
most
sacred
j
and
civilized
human
values.
i
THE
INDIAN
mind
is
different
from
the
western
mind
much
more
subtle.
One
Indian
states-
!
man
(not
Nehrui
laughingly
said'
to
me
that
the
Russians
are
slow
;
AIL
TIME
HITS
ALBUMS
and
L.P.'s
no
'
iinancial
burden
ouraen
nn
on
anvr.1-,0
Chance
for
Alaska
Trade
WITH
Alaska
Steamship
Co.
boosting
its
freight
rates
from
Seattle
to
Alaska
tw-Pntv
no.
Mt
He
goes
to
the
City
Council
nr.
anyone.
municipal
council.
The
council
"'ot
ofdZloS'
'
Now
we
ore
told
the
foot-and-sends
an
engineer
with
John
to
mcnt
Tn
ln'S
?
sstf,m
.8S
l,fi7
i.T
mculh
cUspase
was
"Pyl
up-examine
the
Dlot.lt
is
nronnneed!
V)l.
P'-jfrom
the
verv
heoinnina
t
.
thinking
and
lacking
in
imagin-!
:
.
-
vitit
.nn
t'innu
rt
j
across
the
board,
the
opportunity
seems
.
'
i
.7
1
1
O
presenting
U
I
V.OCI1
LI
I
I
V
lUK
ana
John
reCPivps
nrrior
nn'
..
,
.
liuuica
iui
serious,
fierioUK.
of
of
Pnnrp
course,
hut
but
u-o
ation.
1
..
-
VOI
1
H
IT
nnrmln
n
Vs,,.
,
'
'
-'
made
to
appear
mora
grave
than
Itself
ae-ain
,
"When
the
U.N.
branded
North
e
Social
Credit
bank
to
honor
;
dreams
'
and
t
htr
Tn
j
Korea
as
an
aggressor
and
called
W
all
time-checks
for
time
'
t
I
L
J"00'
e
,nced
estabhsh
"
r
,
r..
Prince
for
a
t
new
ew
effort
enon
tn
t0
10
be
he
?e
.made
m,jl
made
to
to
really
n
eally
Rupert
as
the
gateway
for
Alaska.
r-
.
The
The
Ketchikan
Ketchikan
ChromVlp
Chronicle,
whioV,
which
h
L,.
1
Inn
j
on
all
loyal
U.N.
memhers
tn
and
material
also
for
thP
r,int'
"
.
""u
wuula
at
Rupert
Radio
&
flkt
it
actually
was,
for
what
might
possibly
be
thought
selfish
motives?
There
is
no
question
about
ar-
experienced
publicity
hand
being
somewhere
in
the
crowd.
uiij
vwu.u
...oiauuj
Ilitve
oaiU,
Ve
l
C
-
lluuiC
lU.
i,
:
-
i-.,;.,,-
.
We
will
send
nur
stmtvr
John
sots
tn
a-nrt
w
auutunais.
-taitntullj;
boosted
for
more
use
of
strategic
Prince
pond-
Rt.
Hon,
Reginald
McKenn.v,
Rllfert,
SUffcests
that
tha
ranurlio"T
:
1
1
i
Rea
army
clown
to
the
33th
par-;
men
and
prepares
the
plot
tone
lime
6"""
covernnr
nt
'
thu
h;h
j
-
.
-
-
iniiiL
llnlillL
1
iicy
resiore
oraer
.
'
t
i
rtrcnneccs
niLimctis
and
ana
carpenters
carpenters
order
order
a.
.t.
-
j
t-.
,
.
j
i
:
.
.....
i
get
,
busy
and
has
the
following
to
say
after
the
hike
in
Alaska
steamship
rates-
jvna-
;
building
material
delivered
and
!
!an,d
Bank-
said
"They
who
in
the
course
of
weeks,
a
beau-:
the
credi''
f
the
nation,
tiful
home
is
completed
AlllrccJt
the
Plic'y
of
governments,
IF
YOU
want
to
understand
th
real
background
of
the
recur
ring
crises
in
France
you
can't
do
better
than
to
read
that
great
those
engaged
in
building
(
John
t
hold
in
the
lloll
of
the
ine
liiHoi
i
.
u.,.r
..
hand
the
destinv
nf
k0
classic,
Carlyle's
History
of
the
checks,
and
receive
their
Tf'
Graham
Towers,
Governor
of
rrench
Revolution.
For
the..
vn
f..
u
wdBCStthp
Bank
of
Canada
ansmm
i
.
..
f-
iiviiu
tilt;
'
ivprnmnnt
X
"
very
c,early
shown
that
stream.
John
receive,
dT!
"Question:
But.
therp'..,
...
.Tecauhold
simply
would
not
ikT
:
"
crean.
jyo-
,
-
cAenangcv
r
jr
nuiu
uui
pay
Dav
taxp
taxes.
,
bodv
n
th
r.n
i
.
i
Mr
Tmireri
TUnt
u
.
'
"
"u'"
"
io
i
iosi
one:,
.
igni,.
inui
ffirtt
tknm.nU
4
;
.
.
!l
Ml
flit
tftr...
,
.
FRIEND
suggests
that
if
a'.
.
""uue"
mis
transaction.
;
;
U,L
lI,tre
ior.
mat
S
o
home
nuiiic
is
is
free
iree
fro
irom
d
rtpht
.
-
'""is
uu.mucss
jusi
in
the
I
bird
really
did
fly
all
the
way
"
!
from
Mexico
to
dron
the
viius
nf
mort?a6e
or
taxation.
John
steel
plant
is!
Your
first
job!
You're
flf'
your
own
money,
so
even
f
counts.
And
because
you're
a"
iue
way
mat
a
makes
steel
iP287).
!
foot
and
mnntv.
rii.
i
i
Iree
irom
taxation,
and
will
i-o
I
"C:nnKM.in
ttr....tj
j
Saskatchewan
barnyard
he
must
:
!
.
s
montr''y
national
divi
-
-
jvu
UVU1I1L
hnnu
that
nnvt.hmn
nhu..i,,n..
;
nave
been
a
very
patriotic
bald-'
.
'.A
A
fine
Ime
npur
new
..
..vu,
UlXUi
)
'
6
l'V''Aii
PUSSIOIC
young
huly,
you'll
be
ope
'MS
Rnnort
it
vu(jch,.
nas
its
own
warehouse
at
tried
to
serve
&XaSlrn
A&ka
eamSh,p
Cmpanv
davs'
American
Tht
I?
the
reight
on
competition"
goods
from
Seattle
m,
which
tomVXS?
The
opportunity
now
presents
itself
to
pave
the
wav
for
a
regular
barge
service
between
these
two
ports.
Such
a
service
to
carry
Ketchikan-made
pulp
is
ineVnable
This
maV
prove
to
be
the
time
to
get
the
docking
and
handling
facHU
scteSn1'011'
WhCther
r
"0t
11
Pr0ves
AVSS.
f.
.headed
American
eagle.
Olher-
les
tne
street
and
if
John
and
!
wi.se
why
favor
the
whole
USA.
!
hls
ne'ehbors
require
new
side
auu
ue.uraDie
can
be
made
nancially
possi&le?
'Continued
on
oaae
4i
Savings
Account
atyourf"1"
of
The
Commerce
right
ways,
nignways,
parks,
school
V
'V
f
ZZ..
Y'-
"u
uss
jnJ'1
nr.i
.:
nii.
have
a
welcome
present
i:
It's
a
handy
purse
siho
Regulations
Pursuant
ToSecfion
35
of
the
1
Scripture
7"'"r
Parnate
ciooune
for
jor
I
ait
called,
"It's
Simple
When""
Know
How"...filt',"
helpful
tips
on
day
today
bM
It
was
written
especially
for)"1-
soitaii
"HIGHWAY
ACT"
If:
'
V
i
I
f
'
V
"Leaving
us
an
example,
that
ye
should
foUow
his
steps."
-1
Peter
2:21.
Babine
Road
I
of
men
who
have
been
toiling
all
j
winter
in
every
kind
of
weather
;
to
break
thp
trail
nlsoc
tv,o.
Ask
for
your
copy
ot
your
f
write
to
Frances
Terry,
Head
U
J
near
the
junction
of
the
Skeena
Being
Pushed
i
and
the
Babine
Commerce,
"
of
,isj
4ty6
r,t
yJft
,.,
Canadian
Bank
:
miles
frnm
thpfr
The
undersigned
being
a.
person
authorized
by
the.
Minister
of
Public
Works
in
writing,
to
exercise
the
powers
vested
in
the
said
Minister
under
Part
II
of.
the
"HiRhway
Act,"
and
being
of
the
opinion
that
the
roads
in
the
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
district
may
rrouire
load
and
speed
limitations
in
the
coming
spring
break-up,
do
hereby
advise
the
travelling
public
that
where
such
regulation
Ls
necessary
notices
will
be
posted
from
time
to
time
on
said
roads.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
March
11th.
1952.
L.
JT.
SMITH,
DIVISIONAL'
ENGINEER
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
WOMAN
UNO
HI
MNKINCt
The
job
of
hacking
a
road
I
As
soon
as
the
road
has
been
strong
enough
to
carry
heavy
'
comP'eted,
department
of
fish-
equlpment
over
60
miles
of
tnus-
1Ibe8Ki1
.move
equip-ke
ment
to
this
block
in
rnrk
in
J
one
of
the
-nn
u
twoUh
kd's
f
mt"h,d
e,
7
11
aUt
:
Province's
6teSt
cockeye
d-
as
the
De
iirtmr
I
"Pawning
streams
and
another
Diriment
of
Fisheries
project
is
job
begins:
That
of
cteartn.
the
penetrating
from
Ha2elton
to
i
a
stream
or
devisme
some
methnrt
.slide
blocking
the
Babine
River,
of
hefetag
spawning
.
.
Latest
!
salrnn
over
report
from
the
handful
the
blockade
The
Canadian
Bank
of
Comntf
T.
H.
ATKINSON
General
Manager
of
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
whose
appointment
as
a
Director
is
announced.
Mr.
Atkinson
has
been
General
Manager
of
the
bank
since
1949.