iiuu.se,
with
mllK
Uulllea
in
boxta
outside
each
window.
Horrible
thought!
'ion.'.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Oovoriimeni
archiu-ci
came
across
this
rather
startling
fact
as
she
dug
into
Tod's
life,
pre-paring
a
paper
to
read
before
B.C.
Historical
Association.
He
Paper
tonnage
U
ceed
one
mm..,-
.
f
(1
Victoria
Report
...
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
"M11.UU
ioi,
,,,,
Thursday,
June
5,
1952
died
in
1882.
j
It
turns
out
now
that
old
I
John
Tod
was
a
spiritualist.
Tod
As
I
See
It
CI
more
An
Independent
daily
newspaper
derated
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
ol
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited
J.
F.
MAQOR,
President
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vice-President
BAPTONE
VICTORIA-One
more
week
to
the
great
day.nlT
iSTSS!
of'
June
12
election
day;
the'
day
of
davs
in
any
.toi
ia
to
retire,
built
a
home
near
democracy-the
day
when
the
people
vote'in
ret,.
To.
casting
their
ballots
of
their
own
free
will.
.
,
Evans
came
from
Toronto,
pur-
'
,
I
chased
the
old
house.
Then
Subscription
Rates:
By
carrier
Per
week,
25c;
per
month
tl
00;
per
year,
10
00
By
mall
Per
month.
75c:
per
year.
18
Oo.
THE
WONDER
WALL
PAINT
BAPTONE
is
washable,
dries
nnicki,,
,..,
US
.-u
lirilieilUUUS
a
CUV,
SO;
ramia
mnnitWatlnrK!
the
authorized
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department
Ottawa.
,
vital
a.
uay
iimt
one
-wonders
uiriy,
"in
unvc
,.in..i
.uilu
thorn
.lu,,
3
BAPTONE
covers
Wallnaner
uam
.
H
1
Choice
o
nine'
vZZ"
W
4
Solve
vuur
ileearotinr
mhi,
.
how
any
person
can
shrug
his
lovely,
it
was
impossible
to
stay
;
t.nairs
that
rocke(j
by
them-shoulders.
not
bother
to
vote,
entirely
away
from
politics.
Mr.;
spves
a
biscult
jar
that
saying
of
the
candidates
"they're
Rlthet,
in
the
long
ago.
was
j
Umeg
'
swu
by
ltse,,
on
lu
all
the
same,"
That,
of
course.
'Mayor
of
Victoria
and
a
member
ft
thftt
d
Is
just
a
mentally
lazy
man's
ex-,
of
the
Legislature
and
so
there
a(.
m
ht
A
f(?w
s
the
for
not
nut1
of
politicians
on
.,
cuse
figuring
things
were
pictures
d
w
d
f
f,)r
himself.
the
marble-topped
dressers
and
;
hu
anPbone,f
cov.
I've
tried
to
sort
out
the
result
;
chests.
wltn
,imei
were
found
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Li
of
this
election,
but
it's
beyond
j
It
was
sad
to
see
the
end
ot
j
since
then
there
have
been
no
me,
I
still
can't
see
how
much
this
old
home.
Even
in
Victoria
;
manifestations,
clarity
can
come
out
of
so
con-
j
there-
are
few
of
them
left.;
AikI
now
it,
seems
Tod
was
a
iused
a
political
situation.
I
What
happens
to
it
now
no
one
j
spiritualist.
Miss
Madge
Wo!
-Whichever
way
I
add
it
up
1
;
yet
knows
probably
a
rooming
jendt'ii.
assistant
Provincial
come
to
the
same
conclusion
-
-
h
Jn?T
Fascists
Re-Rise
I
AM
NOT
surprised
that
the
Fascists
are
making
quite
a
comeback
in
Italy.
On
my
trips
to
that
country
in
1949
and
1951
I
saw
plenty
ot
pvidence
to
suggest
that
it
was
only
a
question
of
time
till
they
did
so.
Even
In
1949
they
were
selling
Marshal
Graziana's
book
openly
on
the
streets
of
Milan.
Yet
at
that
time
Orazlana
was
still
in
jail
as
a
"war
criminal."
THE
ITALIAN
people
did
not
seem
to
be
to
have
the
making
of
good
fascists,
or
potential
communists,
for
that
matter.
I
just
don't
see
how
Mussolini
ever
successfully
regimented
them
like
lie
did.
For
they
seem
to
ine
so
naturally
lighthearted
and
witty
that
they
don't
seem
to
fit
the
totalitarian
mold.
MONTKKAL
Jimn
Kit.
U't
..
Iwhion
....,,.,.,.....
?''.
rm
fcw
portant
lk.nl
v.m
aKreef-it'i
v.-.:u
I
'i
-,
.s,l""
another
Coalition,
with
the
CCF
again
as
the
official
Opposition.
Certainly,
if
the
alternative
vote
is
riot
ued
as
intended,
if
there's
much
plumping,
which
1
think,
there
will
lis,
I
would
say
at
'this
moment
there's
almost
bound-
to
be
another
Coalition
between
Liberals
and
Conservatives.
liiinniorinit.
luklen
".1,7-.
8'
n7'.1,ill!'-
.
.,
.
..
:
.'
nail,
wu
n
St.,
Montreal,
i'.y.
...
,rUi,,
I
Behind
This
New
Railroad
A
LENGTHY
debate,
in
Ottawa,
finally
ended
by
a
committee
of
senators
agreeing
the
Canadian
National
Railroad
must
fence
the
right-of-way
of
;
the
proposed
rail
link
from
Terrace
to
Kitimat.
It
was
the
opinion,
however,
held
by
some
of
the
senators
speaking
on
the
final
passage
of
the
Bill
which
authorizes
the
rail
construction,
that
the
territory
between
Terrace
and
Kitimat
is
"barren
and
uninhabited"
therefore
no
need
to
fence
in
the
railroad.
The
area,
known
as
the
Kitimat
Valley
may
be
quite
uninhabited
for
the
time
being
but,
by
no
means,
is
it
barren,
or
unproductive.
Our
eastern
senators
should
only
see
for
themselves
the
kind
of
timber
which
is
produced
on
this
"barren"
stretch
of
more
than
40
miles,
which
has
been
described
like
a
second
Fraser
Valley.
For
once
the
valley
has
been
logged,
as
it
surely
will,
there
is
good
reason
to
foresee
an
agricultural
development
there
especially
with
the
rail
facilities
that
will
be
provided,
an
arterial
highway,
and
a
thriving
city
as
its
market.
.
The
most
natural
industry
that
could
be
established
in
the
Kitimat
Valley
within
the
next
10
years
is
dairying
on
a
large
scale.
And
wherever
there
are
cattle,
railroads
need
fencing.
That
is
what
the
majority
of
senators
probably
had
in
mind
when
they
insisted
that,
the
"must,
fence"
clause
be
inserted
in
the
Bill.
We
hope
the
board
of
transport
commissioners
will
take
a
similar
viewpoint
should
it
be
called
upon.
to
review
that
section
of
the
Bill.
It
was
refreshing
the
other
day
to
run
away
from
politics
for
a
few
hours
and
.step
Into
the
faded
glorious
of
a
glamorous
past
at
an
auction
sale.
MOTOR
PRODUCTS
LIMITED
Phone
8?l
OWNER'S
SPECIAL
JS5I
CHEV.
2-IX'tOR
I
FI.LXF.
AERO
SEDAN,
MOO
miles,
air
conditioning,
seat
covers,
white
wall
tires,
CJ
FliiLshed
in
beautiful
cascade
blue.
Full
price
iU
JL
ANOTHER
OWNER'S
SPECIAL
.
Thm
H,.,
M.ke.Vp
will
look
iDlomlm.
anrl
Mrat
L
Hunter,
co-star
of
Paramount
"Anvlhm9
(.',
rU-ausiun
rrram
Uuit
gM
to
the
bottom
of
Wat
,
.
DrV'ft
.rin'-
Try
VSK)1JHI
RY
COI.l)
rt;,-t
REAM
wnli
ft
nhn.
Thank
to
ffnntm
the
rich
I
V
'.
vM
'
olanflin(r
and
soft.
inn
oils
in
Woo.lr.iiry
pf-m-lrntf
U
X
dftptt
into
por
ourninK.
I,.,k
at
your
i-Lausmn
ATa'
tmue
tre
how
mii.-h
mura
lirt
v.m
r.m..i.
194
I'ONTIAC
4
DOOR
DII.DXE
SEDAN
Fully
equipped,
Last
year
they
were
selling
a
,
The
belongings
of
the
late
Mrs.
guide
book
to
Rome.
1
noticed
R.
P.
Rithet
were
sold
at
"Holly
-;
there
was
one
brief
reference
to
bank,"
the
stately
old
home
in
j
Its
"liberation"
by
the
allies.
Victoria
which
she
had
occupied
i
They
didn't
say
from
whom
it
from
the
day
she
was
a
bride
in
;
was
liberated
that
is,
from
1875
to
April
last,
when
she
themselves.
Also
in
Florence,
a
died
77
years
in
the
one
house,
guide
was
showing
me
some
of
What
a
remarkable
record!
Mrs.
the
battle
scenes.
He
told
us
Rithet,
through
all
those
years,
that
on
one
ide,
of
the
river,
never
threw
anything
away,
were
"the
allies."
She
was
nearly
104)
when
.she
"Who
war,
on
this
side?"
I
died.
At
one
time
she
was
a
asked.
"
beauty,
a
great
hostess,
pie-
Th
enemv
"
t.h
m.w-k-wittP.i
Slt1ed
al
magnificent
dinner
pur-
radio,
.spotlight,
s
at
covers,
healer
and
def
rostei
.
Very
clean
1435
feel
vour
okm
.ltrr
and
mrioother.
"Ilimla
lijrhin-nifl,
U.'
theyre
all
flatU'rin
wIm-b
your
skin
is
luminoiM
an.
sod"
v
I-Ami
I
trw.
Let
Wooiii.iirv
Cold
Cream
Willi
'r,mt,H
I,.,,
tha
tlrausing-care
it
nn-.U
for
luminous
lovflim
sn!
21.
4V
7s,
L)
Vm
CHEVROLET
EI.FETMA.STHt
DELUXE
SEDAN
DAN
2-tone
2-tone
blue,
radic,
spat
covers,
new
partial
iimtor.
1295
At
Fmr
Ai
I
f
an
See,
to,
really
ootlierwiine
r
thina
ahotlt
lhee
.
V
lovelv
spnne
htnl
Tlih
car
n
exceptional
buy
at
only
AISTIN
STATION
WAUON
Only
heate.,
orf
rosier,
underroalinx.
'
This
light
new
car
for
oi.ly
r,7uo
miles,
radio,
1385
!
rascal
replied.
"The
enemy"
of
tlPS'
ln
nei'
heautlfm
dining;
i
!oom'
high-society
teas
in
course
included
the
Italians-of
;
whom
the
tmwie
mav
veil
hnTOi
her
splendid
drawing
room,
with
iunimer
days,
w
thai
no
one
wants
to
spend
any
tune
indoor
Last
of
all.
the
kn.
diea!
And
odn,
molhera
havn
lo
TRUCKS
iits
l
hit
fireplaces,'
been
one
in
person.
jits
two
big
bay
windows,
its
I
wo
nr.mr-D.m,
.
'
flne
chandeliers,
which
at
one!
DEMOCRACY
to
me
to
tlme
were
gas
,lghl(it
)ts
roaM)vp
:
1S47
DODGF,
'
2-Tn
Panel
Complete
IxKly
work
and
repaint
job.
Heater
ami
defrnsier,
good
I
ires.
Full
price
1065
,rr
urawrrt.
two
imii-
mimr,
,n
,hpll.
,.,
frampl-
i,
,
stones
everywhere
in
western
ornately-decorated
ceiling.
An-
Europe
texcept
Se
andinavia
.
In
1911
CHEVROLET
a4-T.n
Truck
F.xecellent
Ures
,
tique
dealers
did
a
lot
of
spirited
ftntu
iU-
.
.,
I
HI
1195
Specially
built
van-lyV.
body
t
.L
,,
o
r
f
,
wik.
bidding,
and
tlie
fine
old
pieces
lMiLWIuti)wiMiiiunf
furniture
mill
in
,W
..
been
pulled
out
before
now
the'
be
downrinht
rrn.M
lo
get
I
lie
yoniif-lrf"
n
oieah.
Bui
there
u
aa
f-i
i
JlIM
my
"Jell-U
'u,i.,i,(
,
per,"
and
w.n.-h
the
kir.t,
si
runil.liiiK
in.
Milk-miiiJI
Pli)I)l(;.S
are
ao
().!;f
flavin
fill
the
rhiMrrn
A
Mothers
too,
ippreeiatr
iht
m-souiLshmeni
J.
ll-U
Pmi
fat-veli-.
and
the
speed
m,.
,-preparation
.
.
.
m.
uVuli!-.,,'
Heeded.
Keep
aevend
-.fjt
.(
the
favorite
J.-ll-U
Ptid.l.-n
ft
on
luiuil.
There
are
l4r
J-Piiililina
flavors,
and
II
e
I-
general
and
in
our
own
district
in-
particular.
find
their
way
into
rich
Ainer-
IMS
FARGO
X's-Tun
Short,
wheel
base,
2
-.'.peed
axle,
brake
bnnStei,
van-type
body.
Jt
tZilZ
Full
price
XOOt)
whole
country
would
already
.
iPan
nom,
Uete't
1
"Inrpri
Snlnd"
rmir
family
will
love,
lt'a
anoil,-r
wi.n-df-rful
way
to
nerve
HF.IN2
OVEN-BAKED
BEANS
...
HOT
BBAN
SALAD
Brown
4
ttnpa
put-up
baron
w'.Uk
13
cup
chopped
onion.
Add
14
eup
chopped
celery.
1J
cup
Hum
Tomato
Keli-hup,
i
tbip.
H.
ini
Cider
Vinepar,
t
tf-V
Hetux
Prepared
.Yellow
Milliard,
H
oi.
tin
Heinr.
Oven-Bakrd
Beam
tn
Tomato
Sauc.
Sunnier
lu
mln.
Serve
hot
plentifully
garnished
with
lettuce
or
dandelion
greent.
Serves
4
and
makt-s
a
wonderful
Sun-day-nUj-nt
supper.
Krep
a
nipply
of
H.
mi
Ov.-n-bakr
l
beuna
alwaya
on
hand
for
wou.ierfully
(IimxI,
econonural
incatlem
Dieula
to
plcaae
I
he
fain-ily.
And
trent
thfl
(olka
to
IHni
Cooked
fipaiiln-tti
often,
tim.
They'll
ba
thrilled
liy
ila
tunlalii-ing
tenderneai
ila
apiry-ijood
tomato
aaii.-e.
have
gone
Communist
or
Fa:
Over
the
years
of
my
close
con-
P
THE
ot,
ETTERBOX
SOCIAL
CREDIT
And
yet,
even
at
tills
auction
sale,
In
a
home
now
shabby
and
tact
with
natives
in
northern
i
c'st-
Democracy,
ol
the
stripe
no.v
British
Columbia
I
have
probably
learned
to
know
them
and
their
in
power
in
Italy,
just
does
not
seem
to
have
the
guts
to
tackle
the
fundamental
social
questions.
Land
reform
is
one
of
i
Continued
on
Page
Tapioea
Puddini
flavi.-i
K
,.
nueul
aa
they
ar
iti
TREATMENT
OF
NATIVES
Editor,
The
Daily
News:
On
June
4
yon
printed
a
letter
from
one
Mr.
McOuire
of
Vancouver
re
the
treatment
of
natives
under
.Social
Credit
In
Alberta.
problems
better
than
any
candidate
In
British
Columbia
with
the
exception
of
Mr.
Frank
Calder,
who
is
today
a
eredH
to
his
people.
May
I
take
this
opportunity
to
thank
Mi.
McOuire
for
bringing
this
matter
to
my
attention
and
will
be
happy
to
hear
from
him
CROSS
FRETTY
Jm
Upset
A
Buby't
Enthuiiaim
it
fun
to
BABY
v.
Something
Specialty
met
1
Cxive
Baby's
Own
labbti
ta
quickly
fcring
the
relief
that
PTirourags
fest-
Dailf
bill
II
Siake
1.1
f:i
I
waieh.
Ihala
ju
one
reifon
why
I
like
to
are
a
hal.y
enjoy-tiat
"CKKAM
OK
WHKAT".
es,
llulnei)
love
I
e
rn
p
t
i
n
g
,
5
Minilta
'('ream
Vii
a
tm
mttrnttlr
one
:(f
u-.
iiien
vou
aive
him
!
i
NVI.ON
SHIHT.
M:le!
i
ful
comfort.
Thoroughly
depends
bt.
No
"sleepy"
HtnfT
no
dulling
effect.
Used
by
Mothem
fur
Since
I
am
at
the
moment
lorcjd
to
admit
that
I
have
not
sufficient
data
on
hand
regarding
the
native
question
in
Alberta.
I
am
forced
to
grant
Mr.
McOuire
a
point
until
I
secure
such
information.
I
would
at
this
time,
however,
be
pleased
to
hear
from
Mr.
McOuire
direct,
by
mail,
or
otherwise,
and
compare
notes
on
the
Indian
question
ln
Canada
in
f.c
that
we
may
couple
our
efforts
to,
work
for
natives,
not
at
e'eetlon
time
only,
but
throughout,
the
year.
ARTHUR
MURRAY.
CORRECTION
OF
FKil'RES
Editor,
The
Daily
News:
My
speech
tn
Prince
Rupert
last
night
was
prominently
and
i
Continued
on
Page
Si
Iririit
miiietliing
ti'J
t
parkftfe
today
at
your
druggist.
Only
.TOr
in
ahirling
material
i
if
I-siiiria
are
handsome
aanjcow:
able
in
all
kinds
of
w-
tbr
fused
nyk.B
eollars
and
i
lat'"
will
ihey
aiay
etifp
ajui
without
ironing.
In
dW.
clurts
nen
r
need
to
14
a-
Just
a
nuiek
rinse
h-Ht
'i-
I
ef
Wheat''
and
it
knea
them.
For
it's
brimming
over
with
(tood
things
that
bubiea
reel
for
aormal
rowth
and
good
health.
It
provides
Iron
to
help
maintain
good
red
blood
and
Calemm
and
Phosphorus
for
diets
riefieient
in
thea
element.
What
'a
more,
mother
S
Minute
"Cream
of
Wheat"
in
ao
easy
to
prepare.
It
rooka
to
bnby-ready
diKeaiihiliiy
in
just
S
minute
of
boiling.
.So
give
it
to
Baby
often
.
.
.and
enjoy
it
every
morning
yourself.
It
'a
a
whole-lamily-favontel
div
and
they're
n-ail
p
W
illi
aim
is
as
easy
lo
JC
this
you'll
save
thur
pi
t
laundrv
bills
alone!
Km
it:-
u
m
I-
kk
inir
lona-weanU
i'
siL.
Nvlii
Tne.it
Mint
l"
i
J:iy
(I2S5
in
blue,
wlii.te).
Bulling
A
lemon
Pie
for
desert
ond
KIDS
LAB
toniKbt?
Well,
p
v
f
you
ii
wnni
h.is
,400
-
"V.
X
...
jnnn
jriii.'D
flavour
in
it
4,
,
y,
ami
y,f
course
that
mean
JAW
Men's
sizes
6
to
11
8
U
N
K
I
S
T
wv-'A
NT-
Lett
Than
Half
as
niauf
P
'
eaviliea
for
youiseK,
for
"
dien
.'
Is
I
hut
what
V""
when
vou
switch
from
V"!
I''
dentifrice
to
JlKNTi
'CP'-'e
Listen
to
thin:
In
a
2-$i
'
Neolite
Soles
and
Heels
among
hundreds
of
school
l.i-
Jjenliiriltin,
the
new
iriu-
t
null
v
ie.i
LISTEN
TO
tooth
powder,
act"
rw.ib
.I.....U
(Wrj.
That
LEMONS
tha
finest,
juiciest
frown.
And
another
thing
you'll
want
for
your
pie
is
really
good
Dieriiigue.
Try
this!
...
SUNKJST
WERINGUB
for
tender
meringue,
rombln
13
ts(i.
salt
1
tp.
lemon
julca
g
wtutea
Brat
until
fiottiy,
then
add
4
tbup.
aufar
gradually
'beating
constantly.
Continue
beatuiaj
until
meilngua
.oiu
a
peak
and
look
satiny
atnooth.
Cover
pie.
Brown
In
moderate
oven
3i
dee.
r.)
for
16
min.
for
a
daeipe
meringue
on
a
larger
pie,
um
'
tig
while
and
tbp.
augar.
the
reduction
repotted
i-4
ing
arnmonialed
formu
famous
university.
And
i'f
'
is
efleetive
with
just
ine!
ig
evening
brii'lung.
(lets
'4'tl
iug
bright.
Tastes
JIW'
JACK
Recommended
by
tno..pu
ilcr.i,i
Sihii
ntiim
it.
nwi
No
Drescriotion
needed.
6ni'
for
3
months'
supply.
J
m
Putting
il
Oh
My
Shopping
Lilt
right
now.
I
don't
warn
Jr.
Bovs'
sizes
1
to
6
GUARANTEED
TO
GIVE
EXTRA
LONG
WEAR
Over
CFPR
WEDNESDAY,
June
4th,
10;
i5
to
10:30
a.m.
Subject:
LABOR
ACT
WEDNESDAY,
June
4th,
6:15
to
6:30
p.m.,
Subject:
LABOR
ACT
ply
ot
J.NSIANT
CHA.SK
4
.SANBun.s
IJ"
to
run
iow...you
aee,
it'a
a
"initsi'1
in
'if
If1
Por
a
"quiekia"
-up
between
household
h4.
ti,f'
nothing
like
it.
It
takea
no
longer
to
inf-'f
bfuhng
I
he
water.
And
it'a
a
hostess'
"best
IrJ-ad
-it's
aa
easy
to
make
a
potful
as
one
up
p
l
reaf
reason
I
like
to
bave
a
supply
of
lu.it.
it
U
4
Hanboia
alwaya
hamly
i
that
it'g
just
plajo
That's
because
it'a
made
bv
folks
who
"know
-Subject:
EMPLOYMENT
OF
THURSDAY,
June
5lh,
6:25
p.m.
SENIOR
CITIZENS
5
5
95
toffee"
it'a
the
result,
of
ever
100
years
of
coffee
expeii''
)'
flavour's
there
and
the
real
coffee
lift.
Try
it
I
1
kuow
you'll
M
0
economical,
deliciou
instant
coffee.
Mot
feopl
Lock
their
door
when
they
set
out
on
'atiou
It'
elementary
safety
precaution.
But
windows,
they
tell
me,
are
easy
to
"jimmy",
and
doors
can
be
opened
even
when
locked.
Thai's
why
it
seems
to
ma
that
tha
best
of
all
ways
to
protect
your
valuables
is
to
keep
them
in
a
Stiletu
Devosit
Box
at
the
.
if
i
BANK
OF
MONTREAL.
It
eosta
ao
l,itl
leaa
Pi
JACK
MrRAE
will
be
at
the
Liberal
Committee
rooms
e.very
day
from
2:30
to
4:00
p.m.
Discuss
Your
Problems
With
Jack
Vote
AAcRae
Progress
Today
Vote
Liberal
June
12
than
two
centg
a
day
and
it
saves
so
much
worry
and
trouble.
Another
safety
meaaura
I'v
found
while
on
holiday
is
BofM
Traveller
Cheque.
They're
extra-safe,
so
simple
to
cash
.
.
.
and
only
yon
can
-cash
your
cheques.
And,
by
tha
way
why
not
start
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LIMITED
a
Bo.
.Suruane
Account
for
your
vacation
n
next
vear?
I
ve
f
oliday
everv
year.
1
used
to
Itvl
the
easiest
wav
there
is
to
pay
for
a
better
hoh
nil
f
IVHII
a
Hehmla
..art
rl
.u.-i
i..lijiUM
Bget
U
C
t
CHARLIE
ROBERTS
little
ittle
legs
less
and
and
are
are
you
-
glad
whea
holidays
come
'round
again
at
at
last
afford
that
draam-tripl
Why
not
open
your
P.O.
Box
638
Phone
357
I
Aoaount
today;
r
lLa-j.