Pii.Kc
Rupert
Udity
NtWS
Bay
;
Reflects
and
Reminisce
Still,
there
is
this
to
remtniber:
wooing
and
the
winning.
Elean-
ROod
Pr.,
V'1
OTTAWA
DIARY
.By
Norman
M.
MacLeod
Wednesday,
March
17,
1054
La.son
i
'
the
boy
who
saves
old
mngaincs
or
uaviuson
.......
frnir
n
tn
hn
.
rtrwt.ir
nr
n
'
i
ni.i.v
F,"
"I'
.....
.
"'t
qui.
i
dentist.
i
it
ail
tne
self-styled
econo-j
"r"nv
handst
items
upon
it
with
the
excep
-
vjrtident
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlnoa
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
ruber
pi
Canadiaa
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation!
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New.
Limited.
fciAOOH,
President
H.
Q.
PERRY,
Vice-President
as
1
See
It
Pl,:Ut
,
uu.M,?
in
tiir
uvuim
wrrc
iuia
end
r
llL
wtlo,
within
I
A
father
asked
his
son
what
to
end,
they
would
probably
never
'
nay;
s
was
.surfrrin
I
he
was
thinking
of
as
he
ap-
reach
a
conclusion
proaehed
manhood.
The
boy
replied,
"Womanhood!"
The
first
member
of
the
new
Russian
trade
mission
has
arrived
at
the
Soviet
Embassy.
He
Ls
just
a
routine
staff
workiv
whose
(unction
is
to
Rort
out
the
sales
oilers
from
Canadian
industry
with
which
the
Embassy
has
been
flooded
ever
since
the
trade
announcement
ol
some
weeks
ago.
It's
1m
Subscription
Rates:
.
Per
weea..
i5c.
per
month.
100;
per
year,
S10
00.
fc,eV
V"
6i
i
mall
Per
month.
75c;
per
year,
8
0O.
utnorlzea
as
second
class
mall
by
'the
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa
tion
of
meat
consist
of
items
in
respect
to
which
Canada
faces
a
major
sales
problem
ut
the
nresenl
moment.
Substantial
Russian
orders
under
any
of
these
headings
textiles
aiul
farm
.
machinery
especially
could
help
to
solve
some
of
the
most
difficult
of
the
existing
t
nmployment
"soft"
spots.
Soul
Murder
Science
Quite
a
lot
of
people,
both
east
and
west,
continue
to
be
com-!
posing
music.
The
number,
while
i
considerable.
Is
nevertheless
not
j
half
us
many
us
go
in
for
de
emarkable
Missionary
30"
Electric
WORLD
VAM'h
If
retirement
means
with-drawn
1
from
activity,
resting,
puttering,
achieving
nothing
satisfying
iwid
jroriuctive,
there
Is
danger
in
it
and
death.
A
man
who
hits
amassed
many
years
of
experience
has
a
mature
wisdom
that
can
be,
and
should
be
of
value
to
the
world.
J.
C.
Penney
in
"Life
Today."
composing
it.
NOTHINfi
TO
SPARK
As
iu
most
other
years,
the!
first
week
or
more
of
Match
vas
!
enough.
No
one
could
be
found
;
who
felt
disposed
to
differ.
...
The
actual
head
of
the
,r
.
new
IN
,rTT
I
HE
Korean
war
the
trade
sUff
lsn.t
expi.cted
,
al..
Communist
world
prop-
r'vL
U?UI
early
in
Apnl-
Fw"
,
,
I
with
l
preparatory
work
now
i
i
i
Uganda
machine
launched;
being
carried
out
in
advance
oi
its
campaign
to
try
to
j
w
coming,
it
win
t
at
least
u
1
,
iti.il
matter
of
some
weeks
after
he
convince
the
world
that
gets
here
befoi-e
any
firm
order.)
the
Americans
had
car-!"
placed,
i
sample
m
have
to
be
inspected
carefully.
Prices
l'lt'd
OUt
genii
Warfare,:
will,
have
to
be
compared.
Mos-
iccw
win
have
lo
be
t-on:illlt(1
ln
behind
oemnu
the
trie
hattlf
oauie
lines
imeh.
isome
cases
before
an
mAfr
(,an
The
campaign
was
given
some
he
finalized
The
key
to
the
possibilities
which
the
situation
offers
is
be-
j
lieved
generally
lo
lie
in
the!
Itvel
of
prices
which
the
Rus-1
slans
will
be
prepared
to
pay
for'
Canadian
gnods-.
It
in
hoped.:
.specifically,
that
Moscow
wont
be
an
'tough"
in
dictating
price
terms
to
Canadian
manufacturers
as
the
Ottawa
government
i.
Just
last
week
an
Ottawa
Vullt-y
textile
mill
shut
down
uiui
I.ONO
FARI'WIXL
The
Queen
and
Duke
of
Edinburgh
are
sailing
from
Western
Australia
with
a
few
less
formalities.
Any
more
handshaking
will
be
barred.
So
will
the
presence
of
children.
No
one
A
despatch
from
Arabia
re-1
celved
in
Canada
this
week
said
(here
had
been
recent
shelling
in
the
Bet
of
Galilee.
That's
one
story
that
won't
be
founn
in
the
Bible.
i
will,
personally,
be
allowed
any
i
nearer
than
six
feet.
There's
a
It
all
adds
up
to
a
prooable
,
cancelled
an
$8S,000
Defence
delay
of
at
least
six
weeks
be-
Department
order
which
it
had
fore.
any
Soviet
orders
start
to
on
its
books.
Its
statement
was
go
out
to
Canadian
industry,
i
that
it
would
lose
less
money
by
O
V
J
e
ir)
e
T
r
fvdel
tR-353
i
Canadian
workers
workers
a.e
a.e
unlikely
unlikely,
,
ob
"s
"rs
u"
.uy
V"T
plausibility
by
the
signed
"eon-lesoions"
of
certain
captured
U.S.
airn".an.
One
of
those
airmen
whj
"confessed"
Is
now
undergoing
court-martial
In
the
United
States.
In
the
course
of
that
court-martial
we
are
getting
the
full,
horrible
truth
about
the
methods
used
by
the
Communists
to
get
confessions."
It
is
a
far
cry
from
the
old,
crude
methods
of
pieting
tne
oroer
on
ine.
price
terms
which
the
aovcrmnent
had
to
be
engaged
on
goods
for
Rus-
j
Down
through
the
ages
there
has
been
no
limit
lo
the
ingenuityand
the
agony
-of
women
to
make
themselves
beguiling
enough
to
perpetuate
the
myth
that
man
does
the
pursuing,
the
YOU'LL
APPRECIATE
THESE
slan'
consumption
much
before
i
uid
down.
Canadian
manufac-.
the
middle
of
May
at
the
earliest
i
hirers
are
hoping
that
the
Rus-
;
.slims
won't
be
that
hard
to
deal
with.
Once
the
Soviet
trade
gets
un
TWENTY
MILES
from
Belfast
is
the
small
town
1
of
Downpatrick
which
has,
as
its
most
treasured
lossession,
a
weathered
slab
of
ranite
that
is
said
o
cover
the
hurial
site
of
St.
Patrick.
The
unhewn
nonolith
hears
no
markings
except
a
crude
Celtic
-Toss
and
the
single
inscription,
Paine.
It
is
an
unpretentious
monument
to
a
man
vhose
name
has,
in
the
passage
of
1,500
years,
eached
such
exalted
heights.
Assuredly
no
other
Christian
missionary
in
history
has
so
captured
the
imagination
and.
pride
of
his
converts.
But
then,
of
course,
few
missionaries
have
worked
among
such
an
imaginative
and
proud
people.
Whether
he
he
from
the
north
or
south,
the
Irishman
is
first
of
all
the
champion
of
a
cause.
With
the
same
fierce
energy
that
he
battles
over
his
differences
at
home,
he
goes
out
in
the.
world
and
finds
new
wrongs
that
demand
his
eloquent
opinion.
If
he
had
nothing
but
argument.,
the
world
might
resist
him.
But
he
also
Has
abundant
humor,
and
the
world
has
relented,
mollified
and
amused.
His
race
has
other
gifts,
too.
in
literature,
the
Irish
imagination
has
soared
to
a
creative
level
which
has
giventhe
world
some
of
its
greatest
writing
in
drama,
verse
and
prose.
The
Atlantic
rains
which
sweep
Ireland
have
produced
rich
growth
from
its
soil,
but
the
nourishing
effect
on
the
minds
if
the
inhabitants
seems
to
be
even
greater.
.
Perhaps
St.
Patrick
did
not
live
long
enough
to
realize
it,
but
his
converts
have
made
the
world
a
nuch
more
stimulating
place
in
which
to
live.
i,..
.(,,.,
i.l,
.i
jnr.
,
df
r
wav.
the
nresent
inrlicalinn
.
iui
bui
:
vviiiL.it
inns',
auu
imuria
-
-
:
.
of
various
religions
used
a
few
I
are
that
it
will
be
both
substan-'
COOS
GUOTd
Saves
Fisherman
hundred
years
ago
to
try
to
im-.tial
and
Important.
An
Embassy
pose
their
will
upon
the
enemy,
i
offlcla,
asured
tWs
correspon.
Automitic
ci0(
luptt-fnt
ov
U'fl
Clcfflffio
t
tookmi
ipttdj
oven
door,
t,t
:,
kitchen
tnnj
jM.
M
m
1
Luxury
Steamer
Prince
George
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Torts
Each
Thursday
ai
11:1")
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
ui
viicii
ui
i..uiinn.
I
dent
that
the
Russians
are
pre-
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Dale
THE
NEW
technique
of
"brainlpared
to
buy
from
Canada
in
'
Kramer,
a
United
States
fish-washing"
is
based
on
some-!
substantial
volume.
In
advance
i
prm"a
was
"'''
foin
"l
tiling
far
more
refined
smu'
1
bo"1
est
and;of
lne
stalled
negotiations,
he
I
'V.'T
diabolical
than
physical
torture.".
t
Mfi
'
1U1
;i
pert,
yesterday
and
taken
,
o
v...
.
..v..
in
rtiasKa
j
nospnai
iveumiKan.
of
commodities
which
Moscow
1
with
serious
r.al
lacerations.
The
chief
weapons
are
never
ending
pressure,
such
as
the
l)H7
(
hryslcr
Windsor
4-Door
Sedan
.
..
$975
ri.V)
IMynioulh
4-lnur
Srdun.
All
new
tires
....
$1450
I
!M
!l
l
ord
Tuilnr.
Very
food
shape
95
I.Attf
SII.ITTKiN
fI
OI.DKIt
CAItS
TO
PICK
I
'ROM
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
Rod
ond
Gu
Anrtuol
M
and
KlerliuD
(
MirMtt
Corn
furt
and
Service
For
rrvtlun
wrlw
oi
Thursdoy.a
I
cull
City
nr
DoiKit
Olflre,
Prlno
nupfrt.
B
O.
ls
prepared
to
buy
definitely"
j
Kramer,
skipper
ol
the
fish-if
satisfactory
trade
terms
can
'boat
"Seamill",
was
struck
by
llvinK
'ass
when
heavy
seas
be
arranged'
i
.,
'
,
.
shattered
the
pilothouse
of
his
Textiles,
farm
machinery,;
smaii
craft
'
meat,
fish,
wheat
(limited
quan-j'
The
tj.S.
'
Cst
Guard
lu
titles
cargo
ships.
;
Citrus
tinik
Kramer
aboard
ahd
An
interesting
feature
in
con-1
took
his
fishboat
in
tow
near
nection
with
this
list
is
that
all
'
Lewis
Island.
denial
to
the
victim
of
any
chance
to
rest,
mentally,
.
or
to
sleep.
Some
human
beings
are
strong
enough
to
hold
out
against
the
whole
scientific
technique
of
what
could
accurately
be
called
"soul
murder"
for
that
is
what
it
ls
the
deliberate
disintegration
of
a
human
personality.
RUPERT
II,
AND
ELEC
312
Third
VV
But
others
cannot.
I
read
the
evidence
of
how
one
U.S.
victim
was
"broken"
to
the
point
where
he
would
lit
AT
XTJORIl
n
Memory
erally
do
anything,
say
any-1
thing,
and
write
anything
Just
i
to
get
respite
from
the
hell
on
j
earth
in
which
he
had
been
I
SERVING
CANADA
N
EXTENDING
our
sincere
sympathy
to
the
;
bereaved
family
of
Mrs.
George
Hills,
we
trust
hat
all
oi
her
many
fnends
will
remember
her
last
rish.
She
asked
that,
in
place
of
sending
flowers,
rj
make
donations
to
the
B.C.
Cancer
Institute.
placed.
The
most
cunning
weapon
In
the
hands
of
the
''bratn-wash-;
ers"
was
to
deprive
the
.victim
,
not
only
of
rest
and
sleep
but
.
nf
Kflnit.nrv
fupilitlp
r.f
.
sill:
It
was
agenerous
and
deeply
meant
expression
-
kinds,
absolutely.
.
'
,!
om
one
who
had
sullered
so
long
fi-om
the
affJic-cn
v
hich
the
Institute
seeks
to
defeat.
To
do
as
lie
asked
will
be
a
rewarding
and,
kind
tribute
to
ler
memory.
t
Donations
to
the
Institute,
which
may
made
:hrough
either-of
theKien'fcortsurn
Co-Op
tores,
will
mean
that
even
in
death
Mrs.
Hills
was
able
to
make
this
life
a
happier
one
for
others.
lumbermen's
Unit
Says
"Benefits"
Sough!
by
IWA
Same
as
Wage
Boost
The
complete,
prolonged
den-
ial
of
toilet
facilities
will
break
j
the
will
of
certain
types
of
hu-,'
man
beings
more
effectively
i
than,
say,
the
threat
of
being
burned
alive
at
the
stake,
like
Joan
of
Arc,
or
the
victims
of
the
Inquisition.
j
General
Dean
says
that
he
would
never
again
permit
him-1
self
to
fall
as
a
prisoner
Into
'
the
hands
of
the
enemy,
buL
would
carry
along
a
poison
pill,
to
be
u:ed
in
case
of
rnDtn1-.
Without
commenting
on
the
j
ethics
of
that
statement
at
this
;
time,
it
should
certainly
help
to
I
awaken
people
everywhere
to
I
th;
nature
of
police-state
war
j
techniques.
.
.
!
I
IT
IS
worth
remembering
that
j
only
a
minority
of
the
captur-!
gotiate
for
workers
paid
on
piece-work
rates,
and
a
joint
-VANtJOUVEK
(CP)
John
M
.:
8)llln9,
manager,
Forest
Industrial
Relations,
yesterday
called
the
"fringe
benefit"
proposals
of
the
IWA
'simply
wage
increases
disguised
ln
.
aoothec
labor-management
Job
analysis
j
program
to
survey
rates
paid
i
for
comparable
classifications
hi
all
opnjrattorte;!
i
t
i...
;i
t
'-
-iii.
tj
at
ii
-
;i..lt
,
(See
Philp(tt
Pane
6&
;
t
form."
f
v.
u'
r
'
-
i.
v.
it-.
,
"Even
tit
first
EHince
It
19
xfo-
1
If,
r.,'-;Sry
.v'.
-
mm&
.,
mfM
mM.4vMifof.
mama
tmtuiMhmmmvmmmMm
m
ilkmmmnrvmimrfm
N
.
Mww
NOTICE
vious
that
the
demands
would
be
extremely
difficult
for
any-
i
Qhe
to
forecast
as
to
cost
and
i
oeuld
be
very
much
more
than
i
7,Vi
cents
an
hour,"
said
Mr.
Fillings.
,
.
j
t
The
woodworkers'
program
was
drafted
at
a
week-end
meet-
ihg
here
attended
by
about
100
delegates
representing
some
32,-000
coast
workers.
The
proposals,
to
form
the
basli
of
IWA
negotiations
when
contract
talks
get
underway
ln
rnid-Aprtl
call
for:
-Full
union
shop;
payment
of
Wages
for
nine
Instead
of
three
statutory
holidays;
employer-paid
medical
services
throughout
the
Industry;
payment
of
fares
fitem
point
of
hiring
to
point
of
employment;
retention
of
seniority
rights
during
any
layoff
period;
time-and-a-half
pay
on
Sundays
for
watchmen.
LAC
KEN
lANWl
23.
'of
HoMi
Id,
.lill.d
thcMcalW
.
m.mb
of
I
",f
HocWyOAdbailM
0d
a
k
I""1"
rl.d.
ttw
oiii)
&
v.
k
ON""-
Here
is
the
truth
about
the
new
Hospital
Insurance
policy.
Know
the
facts!
.
The
new
policy
will
mean
that
people
In
the
low
and'
medium
income
brackets
will
get
full
coverage
without
worrying
about
premium
payments.
Premiums
are
abolished!
The
2
U
not
new
taxation,
but
replaces
the
high
premiums
which
will
be
abolished.
Financial
experts
estimate
that
a
family
of
four
earning
$260.00
per
month
will
actually
pay
less
than
$15.00
per
year
under
tbe
Increased
sales
tax,
a
distinct
saving
of
over
$24.00
per
year.
THIS
MEANS
THAT
THE
GREAT
MAJORITY
OF
PEOPLE
IN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WILL
PAY
LESS.
Remember,
the
same
wide
British
Columbia
Hospital
Insurance
Service
benefits
remain
and
you
CAK
still
claim
your
receipted
hospital
bill
for
Income
tax
purposes.
boatmen
and
plant
guards;
pro-
;
vision
to
allow
the
union
to
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Kfinilllne
t
'nit.
Sovprrtrn
lllilr..
made
faateifilc
fat
me
.
"
Al
18,
Ken
Banfleld
had
worked
in
a
grocery
and
a
hardware
ttore,
and
taken
a
thorl
electrical
course
In
house
wiring.
But
nothing
was
happening.
"When
I
joined
the
RCAF
in
1049,
I
learned
the
'in's'
and
'out's'
of
electrical
aviation
instruments,
motors,
aircraft
wiring,
batteries,
link
trainers,,."
says
Ken.
When
I
joined
a
squadron
and
carried
out
my
first
major
inspection
on
a
plane,
I
got
a
real
feeling
of
satisfaction,
not
only
at
the
knowledge
I
had
gained,
but
at
being
able
to
serve
my
country.
In
the
past
couple
of
years
I've
visited
many
places
of
interest
but
was
particularly
fortunate
in
being
selected
as
electrical
crewman
on
special
trips
to
Texas,
England
and
Brazil.
If
you
want
to
acquire
a
skilled
trade
while
you
serve
Canada
in
the
defence
of
freedom
.
.
.
and
are
between
17
and
40
and
have
Grade
8
education
or
better,
see
the
RCAF
Career
Counsellor
at
the
address
In
the
coupon
or
mail
the
coupon.
I'liunr:
1-iii.n.
Liimmii'""
Please
mail
to
mi,
without
re
enrolment
requirements
M
Pm
able
in
the
R.CA-F.
unearned
premiums
will
be
made
an
NAME
Wt
rV
(Suraarae)
STREET
ADDRESS
A
refund
of
soon
as
possible.
rt
I
CITY,
j
EDUCATION
(by
grade
and
prov)
DINING
PLEASURE
MARBIFO
H
SINGLE
or.
oH
in
DO
NOT
BE
MISLED!
SOCIAL
CREDIT
KEEPS
YOU
INFORMED
British
Columbia
Social
Credit
League
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
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Cafe