V
Or
1
leds
aud
Reminisces
t
t
r
n
n
ay
ml
l"
1
I
K
U
A.
Perhajjs
notice
groups
of,
well
that
he
and
I
become
two
I
J
f
you
commodate
all
M
I
O
-
I
LIXUW
,
.,,,'
nH
rnnnot
but
hear,
of
the
smartest
men
llvlnn.-
1
cliil
aircraft.
.,.'
'J?
Prince
Kupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
if
...
'
Friday,
May
13,
1953
by
voutw
.
'u,ln
I
KRRIES
TO
ALASKA
BACKS
CASKV
MI'.ETING
snatches
of
conversation
which
Josh
BlllinRs.
tell
they
are
new
to
Prince
Ru-i
.
pert,
and,
for
that
matter,
new
Under
the
title
"A
British
Sub-
llnrU-
.
u
mjcpcnacut
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
ot
prlno
Hupen
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Preaa
Audit
Bureau
o
circulation
Canadian
Dallv
Newspaper
Aiuoclatlon.
Piihllahed
bv
"""he
Prince
Rupert
Datlr
News
Uoiimki
i.
T.
MAtiOR.
Preaident
H.
Q.
PERRY,
Vlce-Prealden
wvi
i,
W
Editor,
iPollowlnR
Irttr
apiwnred
In
the
BphUIc
Tlmea
)
to
all
Canada,
win
inai
no,cct
I
Was
Born,"
the
-"--
first
half
i
ne
uany
news:
,
,
,
,
,
,,,
,
.,"
,,7.
..V
V
It-.,
I
more
".ere
na
come
a
cll;ffJl
Subscrlntlon
Katea:
Your
editorial
of
May
6
re-;
Fdilr.
The
Times
self
fresh
from
British
Columbia,
donald.
was
presented
over
the
garding
Aiaerman
ueorge
Casey
j
Ifs
time
Seattle
siartea
ininK-
1
nnnmiu,
side
of
the
clobe.
,
n,M
n
Tiif(inv
pvninir
PanuHa'i
By
carrier
P?r
weeit,
2fc:
per
montb
ai.OO;
per
year,
110.00
fca
-T
6f
mull
He-
jionUl,
7d:,
per
year,
8
00.
WSf
j
eutaoTlzert
aa
cond
claaa
mall
b
tna
Poat
Of8o
Department.
Ottawa.
"agcaj.
H
evtr
thWe
for
b
change,
it
is
r)W
and
his
public
mee
ng:
.
u
t
g
only
and
felt
Minister
Chief
jg
j
"ew
one
language
first
Prime
and
Your
first
objection
to
this
trade.
With
construction
of
or
the
tne
strange,
aomenow,
cml.h,,,
in
innr
one
way
or
Arrniieci
.v,!..,.
oi
f
confederation
ne
seems
to
be
based
on
the
..,
i
huge
pulp
mill
at
Ketchikan,
the
mrt
of
Prince
Rupert,
British
another,
a
touch
of
friendliness
glected
nothing.
Thp
story
of
his
iCase
of
Dr.
Felton
might
be
appreciated.
I
informative
and
engaging
career
j
listens
well.
Canadians,
having
the
data
(and
a.'l
have
noti
are
totem
lnat
mu,'h
nctter
and
more
fully
Columbia,
has
become
a
real
threat
to
Seattle
commerce.
Already,
the
rnllcar
ferry
terminal
is
being
built
to
receive
NOT
WHAT
IT
WAS
Japanese
are
making
THE
government
of
Can-;
ada
won't
allow
the
Englishwoman,
Dr.
Mon-
aovisea.
the
tonnage
from
the
Ketchikan
i
poler
in
Japan,
and
shipping
pulp
mill:
other
tonnage
will
them
across
the
Pacific
for
gen-follow
this
to
obtain
terminal
eral
marketing.
The
original
rates
within
9(1
miles
of
Ketchi-
.skill
of
B.C.
Indians
in
the
mak-
iica
Felton,
to
visit
Canada
Prince
Rupert
welcomes
the
decision
of
Ottawa
to
construct
no
airport
here,
the
site
to
be
on
CLOTHES
for
the
kan.
Many
businessmen
in
Seat-
,
ing
0f
totems
is
said
to
be
stead
sneak
a
though
It
is
a
fore-
ti
rte.
llninir
Ilnnleasnnt.
to
hear
t1hy
Island
if
the
survey
is
lie
that
outside
Interests
(I
presume
you
refer
to
Investment
capital
will
be
repelled
by
such
a
meeting.
It
reminds
me
of
a
similar
hue
and
cry
that
.was
raised
when
Gerry
McUeer
stuck
his
neck
out
to
clean
up
Vancouver.
But
what
about
the
results?
.
I
believe
thev
were
well
Justified
and
not
by
"the
end
justifies
the
means"
but
by
the
Bible-based
reason
of
"showing
my
people
their
transgressions"
which
in
public
life
today
is
carelessness
on
the
behalf
of
the
general
public
In
matters
of
civic,
provincial
and
federal
to
speak.
1
The
Minister
of
Citizenship,
!
u.i.i.diy
a
vi
ry
li
velheadcd
fcl-1
low.
says
this
is
because
of
her
Prince
vet
doubtless
not
far
from
the
s:ui.--factory.
It
is
planned
to
ac-
ione
conclusion
that
11
t!."
.rllU..
'
Rupert
will
Iluw
tak
".subversive
associations."
He
adds
that
";
he
doesn't
have
any
special
cluii.i
on
Canadian
HANNOt
Kill
UN
Pltf
Alaska
trade
away
from
Seattle
and
they
seem
reconciled
to
th.!
thought
on
account
of
the
Communist
grasp
on
its
waterfront.
This
is
untrue
und
unneces.
vary.
High-speed
ferries
from
Seattle
to
Southeastern
Alaska,
carrying
railcars,
trucks,
autos,
I'nm
limn-In
I
nnH
liiviiru.ftkuu
All
wool.
Less
than
It
was
under
the
Crown
that
Britain's
free
institutions
were
born
and
brought
up.
Magna
Charta,
signed
5H0
years
before
the
liberty-vaunting
French
revolution
was,
it
is
true,
a
forced
!
concession.
But
it
'did
not
shatter
the
crown.
Odds
Against
Oppositions
1
factory
cost.
Pair
lAC-SIIIKTS-
Heavy
wool.
As
far
as
the
few
public-
!
n:l.;pllfriir
pnn
lamniln
u-illi
Seg.
$10
00.
Now
'THE
SWING
IS
TO
.pirlted
citizens
who
run
for
Prln(.e
Rllp0rt
with
the
co-clvic
office
are
concerned
my
1
0p,.r.lUon
of
all
rail
and
other
"Whcn
a
man
comes
to
me
i
That
does
not
explain
why
a
Ilritish
citizen
i.;
excluded
from
'coming
lo
Canada
to
make
;
speeches
which
some
Canadians
want
to
hear.
The
issue
Is
not
,
"special
claims"
but
fundamental
riKlits.
i
True
liberalism
is
based
on
I
the
Immortal
dictum,
"I
di.-aerce
Hiith-ely
with
what
you
I
say,
but
will
defend
to
the
death
,
your
rifjht
to
say
it."
bUUAL
CKtUII.
IHtl'SS
anil
VYOKKMn
hut
is
off
to
them.
Not
that
they
advice
I
find
old,
die
kind
of
advice
he
wants
and
then
I
give
it
to
him.
This
satisfies
him
so
All
kinds.
Prom
transport
services
entering
Seattle
and
of
Seattle
businessmen.
.
The
ferries
will
be
costly.-They
must
be
of
the
best
and
very
high
Sliced.
They
must
have
both
WEN'S
SEMI-IIRISS
(IX1'OKIS-I,otso()
MP
Proposes
Give-away
price.
t
uuiinri
rim
uiui
luxury
uccom-
,
.
!5
'air
;A
Significant
Day
'
"TODAY
is
Citizenship
Day.
In
a
country
like
I
Canada
which,
until
recently,
never
had
a
citizen-;
ship
of
its
own
and
now
finds
its
new
possession
is
a
privilege
sought
hy
thousands
all
over
the
world,
the
occasion
has
special
significance.
Other
countries
of
long
estaMished
cultures
and
character
are
inclined
to
stand
jealous
guard
over
;
their
citizenship.
Strangers
are
not
invited
to
share
,,
it,
and
those
who
eventually
do
are
always
slightly
I
suspect.
In
the
fixed
traditions
and
way
of
life
of
such
countries,
the
adaptive
process
takes
too
long.
In
addition,
the
economy
is
very
often
too
strained
to
permit
many
newcomers.
In
Canada
these
obstacles
do
not
exist.
Cana-
dian
development
is
at
such
an
early
level
that
even
'
those
who
have
lived
here
all
their
lives
cannot
say
exactly
what
it
means
to
be
a
Canadian
citizen.
Versions
will
vary
from
province
to
province,
city
to
city,
and
farm
to
farm.
We
might
agree
in
general
that
it
means
we
can
live
freely
in
a
country
of
promise
and
have
a
voice
in
its
affairs,
or
something
to
the
effect,
but
beyond
that
we
cannot
add
much
unanimous
thought
for
the
simple
reason
we
do
not
know
who
or
what
we
are
in
relation
to
others,
or
even
to
ourselves.
We
are
getting
there,
but
we
have
not
yet
arrived.
There
is
nothing
upsetting
aWit
this,
just
as
there
is
nothing
upsetting
about
being
young.
But
we
can
understand
our
developing
character
better
if
we
realize
that
Canada
is
not
made
up
of
the
descendants'
of
its
pioneers.
Fortunately
something
new
is
heing
added
all
the
time,
and
the
country
is
growing
up
with
a
steady
infusion
of
fresh
blood
and
fresh
ideas.
;
It
is
this
that
gives
Citizenship
Day
its
real
significance.
As
the
Citizenship
Council
is
doing
in
Prince
Rupert
tonight,
special
efforts
are
being
'
made
everywhere
to
acquaint
Canadians
with
each
other.
In
this
way
we
can.
better
appreciate
the
rich
complexity
of
the
national
character
which
is
the
best
assurance
of
its
future
vitality
and
breadth
of
vision.
BOYS'
WEAR
THE
ODDS
ARE
DEFINITE
LY
AGAINST
ANY
OF
THE
OPPOSITION
PARTIES
SECURING
ENOUGH
SEATS
TO
ASSURE
STABLE
GOVERNMENT.
SOCIAL
CREDIT
IS
THE
ONLY
UNITED
PARTY
UNDER
TRIED
LEADERSHIP
THAT
CAN
SECURE
A
WORKING
MAJORITY
WITHOUT
POLITICAL
LOG
ROLLING.
DON'T
BE
MISLED
.
.
.
HOYS'
SHi
ni
kS,
Pi
Regular
$1.
SO
Now,
only
lOVS'
P.Wi'S-Forsri
DR
MONICA
FET.TON
was
one
of
the
women
who
went
behind
the
enemy
lines
in
North
Korea
and
came
home
peddlin?
a
line
of
crude
pro-Communist
propaganda.
I
received
some
of
this
propi.
sand
mailed
from
East
Berlin.
It
would
not
deceive
many
people,
for
It
recorded
how
Dr.
Felton
and
the
others
had
gone
Irom
.village
to
village
and
simply
accepted
as
gospel
truth
all
the
wild
tales
of
"atrocities"
they
were
told.
There
was
no
attempt
to
check
or
sift
the
facts
simply
uncritical
puhlica-
all
have
as
their
motive
the
welfare
of
the
public
in
mind,
j
but
regardless
of
motive,
being
human
they
need
both
the
support
and
the
constructive
criticism
of
the
electorate
after
the
elections
as
well
as
at
the
time
of
the
hustle
and
bustle
of
political
harangues.
,
,
When
a
man
or
woman
is
elected,
it
isn't
a
matter
of
"Now
I'll
go
ahead
and
do
things
my
own
way."
Rather
it
Is
an
continual
seeking
of
public
opinion
i
cross-section
to
do
the
people's
will
In
the
matter
of
ad.
ministration.
Personally.
I
don't
believe
you
will
lose
a
thing
by
Mr.
Casey's
meeting,
but
rather
gain.
If
you
will
look
into
the
personal
careers
of
big
business-
executive;
you
will
find
a
good
deal
of
originality
and
daring
and
far
from
backing
off
from
a
good
clean
fight
they
will
enter
into
it
in
a
spirit
of
"may
the
best
man
win."
This
interest
in
pub-
modalions
to
compete
with
Ciln-
AApmOfll
adian
vessels
which
are
booked
,V1C"1'
for
a
year
ahead.
Seattle
must
-r
p
I
have
high-speed
ships
which
arc
!
O
VYST
UG3Q
,
both
woik-horses
and
luxury
shlP"-
!
LONDON
O
Sir
Jocclvn
I.u-
The
plan
has
been
called
fan-
ras.
Conservative
member
of
tastie
and
costly;
it
is
admitted
Parliament,
has
launched
a
that
it
would
pay
out
in
the
20,000
appeal
for
a
memorial
Jo
end,
but
where
will
the
money
men
and
women
of
the
f
Simmon-come
from?
If
Scuttle
loses
Its!
wealth
and
colonies
who
fell
In
Alaska
trade,
there
will
Just
be
the
two
world
wars,
no
money
for
anyone
-It's
as
I
si.
jas(.Vn
proposes
that
the
simple
as
that.
The
ships
would
memorial
take
t
lie
form
of
a
new
cost
one
tenth
the
cost
of
a
rail-
lflRh
Altar
aml
Baaeriin
in
St.
Sunday
wear.
!
Big
assortment,
liw
i
HOYS'
OXI
OKDS
Br.
Well
made.
if
tots
of
wear.
From...
I
Paul's
Cathedral.
Baldachin
Is
wajf
iu
ruu.sKa
unu
wouia
ae-liver
commeice
there
from
Seat
the
canopy
over
the
alftir.
MARK
YOUR
BALLOT
Look
(or
the
M
tle
In
a
third
the
time
a
railway
,
"No
one
can
forget
how
the
FIRST
CHOICE.
j
tion
of
wild
and
unsubstantiated
.
charges.
But
where
our
government
I
seems
wrong
is
to
assume
the
i
people
of
Canada
are
not
intel-
I
?irrinl
t.nrtmY
tn
iiHnrn
c?,i.V.
i
rTT.ji...iiU,iJ
U
-4-'
.''
.
'
f
-
a.-
-"..
iff,
I
V
,
t
O
,
I
-
i
.f
4
f.
v
-1
v
;
m
H
A
a.
.
'
1
4
r
...
1
f.
Aft
5
.
v
.
could
do
it,
on
account
of
the
topography
of
the
territory
traversed.
Such
ferries
could
handle
4.000
tons
daily
southbound.
ThfV
Uiftitlrl
unlM'.iM
in
Cuotllr,
Dominions
mid
colonies
rallied
to
our
aid
in
both
world
wars."
'said
Sir
JocWyn,
announcing
the
proposed
memorial.
"Few
realize
that
in
the
last
war
there
were
mm
SOCIAL
CREDIT
I
k
speeches
for
themselves.
The
ex-
I
lic
mertinff
between
cam-
II
1
s4PtVnk
i
elusion
of
Dr.
Felton
will
help
i
nentive
lo
ulg
business!
.
the
Communist-front
Peace
I'm
sure
that
most
capitalist
lwo
sualties
from
tlm
Empire
reload
and
be
pone
in
six
hours
This
:ulv-ltl:i-im-lit
1
li.Mlrll
by
the
llrittsh
Cfillllnbli
Hoclal
Crrllil
Cam-pul-ui
C.
onimltu-t'.
oin
the
enterprises
agree
that
freedom
w,tr.
nn
J.
.
ri,,1vil,
overseas
for
every
threo
fi
of
speech
at
any
time
is
part
j
innov.nr-
,n..k
'
,r,
Th.
United
Kingdom,
or
that
25
per
of
democratic
procedure,
and
to
.,,,
ri,.iivnr
m
K-,.t.v,iun
in
n
cent
of
the
pilots
in
the
battle
...
..
.
l.
:
1.
1
.
i
.1
-
my
wuy
ui
uiiiiiwiiB
rwu.
.u-
is
indulging
in
this
freedom
in
i
Council
for
a
good
many
peo-
I
!
pie
will
ask
themselves
"Why
i
are
they
afraid
to
let
her
!
speak?"
j
On
the
other
hand,
speeches
made
here
such
as
,Dr.
Felton
i
has
made,
in
Britain
would
sure-j
ly
convince
more
of
the
too-I
credulous
adherents
of
the
j
Peace
Council
of
its
true
nature
j
and
true
purposes
not
world
THE
'53
NASH
RAMBLh
hours
and
with
proportionate
of
Britain
were
Empire
volun-;:peed
to
other
cities
of
Alaska.
jtec-'
Without
some
such
service,
Sir
Jocelyn,
tw-ice
injured
as
a
Prince
Rupert
will
obtain
our
fireman
.
during
the
.wartime
entire
Alaska
trade
within
fiv
j
bombing
of
Britain,
has
formed
years
by
establishing
a
free
port
;
a
small
committee
to
collect
in
Prince
Rupert.
It's
in
the
funds
fo-the
Empire
war
mem-cards,
nriai.
calling
the
electorate
to
a
public
meeting
,
inbptween,
campaigns.
-
Right
or
wrong
In
his
views,
he
is
within
his
.
democratic
lights
to
keep
the
public
informed.
Or
do
you
prefer
the
"order-in-councll"
type
of
administration?
As
far
as
his
"moral
right
to
'flaunt'
his
views
In
the
face
of
With
custom
accessories
which
cost
hundreds
ot
i
extra
an
other
cars
now
as
standard
rttiini(-nt
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AT
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NEW
LOW
PRICE
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peace
but
Red
propaganda.
THERE
ARE.
three
ways
for
a
democracy
to
deal
with
Communism:
1.
The
Parliament
of
Canada
could
decide
whether
Communism
represents
a
fundamental
threat
to
democracy
itself.
If
so,
it
might
be
made
unlawful
to
belong
to
the
Communist
party,
under
any
name,
or
to
any
of
its
fronts,
and
all
its
works
could
be
prohibited.
2.
Canada
could
continue
to
for
nn
appointment
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a
sales
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the
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the
kidneyi
to
normal
anion.
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you
leel
belter
lleep,
belter
work
better.
Get
Dodd'a
Kidney
PJIa
now.
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Many
Seattle
businessmen
will
pooh-pooh
this
idea
of
losing
all
Alaska
trade,
but
they
themselves
will
use
Prince
Rupert
in
order
to
compete
with
business
that
do
use
It.
The
economics
of
the
situation
will
compel
them.
Goods
will
be
shipped
from
the
central
states
to
Alaska
via
Prince
Rupert
for
half
the
cost
from
Seattle.
With
the
new
ferries,
the
cost
would
be
the
same
from
Seattle.
But
no
half.way
measures
will
do:
no
rebuilt
ships
will
do
it:
they
must
be
the
best
America
can
design
and
build.
JAMES
M.
HAWTHORNE,
Seattle.
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Vancouver,
B.C.
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left
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Nnk
Statesmen's
For
So
the
rest
of
the
elected
body,"
I
believe
H
is
his
"duty"
if
he
honestly
believes
that
all
Is
not
well
in
civic
administration
to
bring
his
views
out
into
the
open
and
let
the
public
chew
on
them.
(Who
makes
all
these
"moral"
rules,
anyway?)
With
all
due
respect
to
the
space
given
by
the
press
to
council
meetings
and
committee
meetings,
It
must
be
recognized
that
only
a
very
small
portion
of
such
meetings
can
be
reported
in
a
newspaper.
Two
or
three
columns
devoted
to
said
meetings
can
cover
at
the
best
the
mere
highlights.
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For
Your
Hair
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HOME
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follow
the
traditional
British
policy,
which
allows
even
Communists
and
Fascists
to
propa
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.
ganda
openly,
and
to
organize
political
parties
or
fronts
This
policy
is
based
on
the
be
lief
truth
is
always
able
to
beat
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swing
over
to,'
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line
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concedes
the"
right
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munist-fronts
in
theory,
as
per
the
Constitution,
but
more
and
more
denies
those
rights
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fact.
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page
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press
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