OTTAWA
DIARY
2
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
jnj-
Reflects
biCay
and
REMINISCES
As
I
See
It
An
atmosphere
of
rloak-and-j
Currie
report
suggested
discon-
,
formation'
is
s
p
r
a
d
I
n
g
Icerttngly
to
the
government
that
MAJOH
issi
E
Thursday,
March
5,
1953
ifivver
ner
mvstery
mvstery
'steadily
over
Parliamentary
by
The
Governor
General,
bark
In
Boys
are
very
durable.
A
boy.
the
CCF
had
a
dangerous
pipe-.
u.
"
ttt
t
line
Into
the
Defence
Depart-
j
ft,;,
ment.
The
Fulton
Incident
re-
jlne
""wn
episode
to
mff
vives
the
same
auggesllun
in
portanct
.
Actually
tl
,,!,'
r.i,t,
mnrfl
rl
i
xri
mcer
1
1
nff
form
whll'h
he
,
&
if
not
washed
too
often
and
if
nt'iwa
after
a
few
ttuj'S
In
yoi-
circles
n
"
.
rather
,.
'
.
..her.
would
which
-seems
to
increase
a
In
iriMQdent
ul
v
newspp
ariaim
to
the
upbuilding
f0'
Kupon
j)d
Northern
and
Central
British
ColumDIo.
Minora
of
Canadian
Pit
Auuit
Bureau
of
circulations
Canadian
Dnliy
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
Newi
UmlWtt
J.
9.
MACKMi.
Prelt
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vlo-Pr1dH
For
the
Tory
departmental
In-1
hare
been
kepi
In
cool,
quiet
place
after
,u
,
"
st
,h0uld
romance
than
diminish
as
Investigation
seeks
to
throw
lht
on
the
s.tii-
each
accident,
wili
r
1
o,
broken
bones,
hornets'
nests.
Canada's
t
He's
already
s.ild
ation.
wimmln,
hole,
and
five
he.p-
as
much,
and
this
U
only
the
The
joi-on
(
n
telllKence
actually
was
superior
I
civil
servant
h
.
1
to
that
of
the
government
In
the
j
the
government-.
governments
"
Subscription
Rate:
t
airw-h'
.
asc;
per
month
(1
00;
per
vear.
10
tio
nw
maltP.,i
iiiUitil.
FtSC.
DOT
VfT.
SHOO
rtr.pio,
,
fact
that
It
Ut
upon
a
doc
un
vent
tnne
nt
Aftpr
fl
mill
llH
.
the
point
Un
t
hn
.utw.zwl
as
'Hurd
eliss
ri:ail
tf
Uie
Poet
OfSoe
Department.
Ottawa.
of
course,
sponsible,
nrsi
01
uu
mr.r
...
iTiaj,
"
....,,..,
,t
i,ui
rirau
t
for
romance,
why
report,
but
bow
ru-
of
which
the
government
Itself
had
no
knowlodge.
Its
extxterwel
th.
..'
r'
i
becomes
a
boy
and
Is
Nature's
.Three
elvers
for
it
;
'
"
t
'"
Old
Mo
Tough
"Baby
We've
al-
the
mystery
or
me
source
iruoi
,
which
fC'F
leader
M
i
Coldwell
,
,
secured
a
confidential
copy
of
the
now-celebrated
Currie
re
The
disquieting
aspects
of
surh
govermnent
e....v...ii,rm
ailUtok,
ltjs
Criticism
Too
Late
answer
to
the
false
belief
that
wjy
been
iuu
m
there
Is
bo
such
thing
aa
p-r-
petuaJ
motion.
A
hoy
ran
run
jf
0V
is
the
time
for
all
good
men
.
.
.
UK,e
m
orci,
swim
iirc
m
imii,
t:.W
r.,.ii-f-..l
Vu.U..u..
1
i
it
N'
That
appears
to
be
the
rule
these
days
among
a
bull
and
eat
like
a
pig.
Th
world
Is
so
full
of
boys
it's
iuj-
a
situation
are
clear
w
ryen
nt
dullest
Imagination.
IJlmcelvab-ly
no
great
nulkiiuil
hurm
will
result
from
the
ability
of
Ut
two
Opposition
parties
to
penetrate
the
National
Defence
Department
security
curtain.
But
if
the
opposition
political
parties
art
nenetraliiig
It
so
easily,
what
port
Now
there
Is
the
question
of
the
source
from
which
Davey
Fulton
i
PC
-
K
am
.oops
t
secured
acres
to
a
still
earlier
report
on
Defence
Department
horl-om-ings,
alleged
to
have
been
made
back
in
10
The
Fulton
case
is
almost
on
all
fours
with
the
ColdweU
rase.
Ipossible
to
touch
off
a
fire-
eraener
or
sirme
up
uaira
1
1
FIGURE
that
Persia
i
he
likeliest
starting
!
place
for
that
much"
talk-ed
of
worl4
war
three
I
if
and
when.
j
kitiht
now
they
are
having
1
the
fierrest
of
erises
in
Persia,
'or
Iran
as
the
folks
there
prefer
j
to
rail
It.
But
crises
are
an
old
j
Pt
r&uin
cu-iUim.
!
Tor
the
past
two
years
Persia
'
ha
boiled
over
with
crisis
after
withimt
eollei-ting
a
thousand
i
of
tliem.
I
..I.,
v..
..
.
t.l
I
hul
enemii
,'slne
cleaned
up
by
the
jailing
,
iuc.
'in
Montreal
of
Fred
Itensler.
lh
t
gmtring
more
vital
In
Another
good
test
of
blixu!
pressure
is
to
watch
a
man
being
liberal
with
the
moey
he
owes
you.
;
ijrlnter
wltn
il
l
leanings,
nm
there
is
one
iininU.t
J.Ifcrcr.re
"1
;
which
is
particularly
disconcert-i
lng
to
the
government
When
STORE-WIDE
SALE
:
crisis
but
every
crisis
start
j
Oyor
tnp
radi()
ihe
othpr
ev.
iand
ends
about
the?
same
thing
lnin
Pfnf
nJ.riMun
of
Ottawa.
Mr
ColdweU
disclosed
Ms
possession
of
a
fu-st
draft
of
the
Currie
"
;
born
and
brought
up
in
Alberta,
.gave
a
talk
on
his
early
life.
JUST
TWO
years
ago.
when
Iirhe
address
chiefly
described
report,
tht
government
was'J
thorouchiy
faimllur
with
the
document
and
actually
had
It
1
5
1
was
out
in
that
part
of
the
!
what
was
called
the
short
gravi
world
myself,
they
assassinated
i
region
and
this
was
packed
w
ith
p
certain
Social
Credit
backbenchers
of
the
B.C.
legislature
in
their
bitter
and
often
thoughtless
condemnation
of
the
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
development
in
central
B.C.
-
Now,
at
this
late
date,
when
the
huge
epoch-niiking
project
is
on
the
road
to
completion,
they
think
is
the
time
to
start
their
criticisms.
These
good
men,
many
of
them
for
the
first
time
in
the
public
eye,
feel
it
is
time
they
said
something
of
which
they
hope
the
public
as
well
as
big
industry
will
take
notice.
They
cry
about
the
Tweedsmuir
Park
flooding,
about
homes
practically
expropriated
from
settlers,
and
about
the
dangers
of
the
Nechako
dam
breaking
apart.
No
doubt,
that
in
some
of
the
criticism
there
lies
some
truth,
yet
if
these
individuals
now
making
latter
day
complaints
of
prior
arrangements
feel
so
strongly,
they
might'
have
spoken
up
when
the
public
was
first
acquainted
with
Alcan's
plana.
But
today,
with
projected
completion
of
the
first
stage
of
the
giant
aluminum
industry
at
Kiti-mat
onlv
a
vear
or
so
away,
it
would
be
well
for
the
then
premier-General
Has-
interest.
Years
and
years
ago
before
It
But
In
the
rase
of
thej
report
which
Fulton
alleges
to
J,
exist,
the
government
had
no
J
immediate
knowledge
and
could
J
not
discover
one
In
its
possession
j
J
at
first
search.
A
frantic
comb-
1
mara.
j
life
tn
the
short
grass
land
gave
I
Razmara
stood
for
a
new
oil
i
a
fellow
a
start.
And
incident-
f
deal
with
the
British
in
which
i
ally,
it
must
have
been
so
Rood
;
Persia
would
get
larger
slice
and
short,
at
cent
an
acre.
ing
of
old
departmental
flies
over
j
of
the
income
from
her
oil.
But
1
the
week-end
Is
reported
to
have
JOSFPIIVT
BRI
NKT.
50,
veteran
of
30
years
with
the
RCMP.
has
beei
appointed
to
head
the
security
l-ureaa
of
the
North
Atlantic
Ti-ury
Organization
in
Parb
He
takes
office
in
April
for
a
thrtc-ycar
term.
He
is
on
loan
from
the
RCMP
where
he
has
been
director
of
administration
and
organization
at
the
Ottawa
NO
FADING
(
Vimy
Ridge
Bill
says:
"If
you
think
old
soldiers
Jast
fade
away
try
squeezing
yourself
into
your
;
First
World
War
uniform."
three
different
groups
ganged
up
against
him.
They
were
called
the
National
Front.
They
all
favored
outright
nationalization
of
the
Anglo-Persian
Oil
com-
;
o-ailv
located
a
copy
In
the
tie-
j
'
glected
pigeon-hole
to
which
it
had
been
consign""
n'o'
than
;
;
two
years
apt;.
ist.C
t
RITV
l-EAI.
Th
Coldweii
...ve.
U
the
Broken
Untt
.
.
.
Broken
Slock
Alt
reduced
BELOW
COST
to
clor
Thursday
-
Friday
Saturday
Vifrlla,
i
Mrd,
All
H-4
(,!K.V
BOYS'
PANTS
TUMIC
BIOUSE
Sues
1
tnt
I
1.95
6l
2.95
1i8o
Slrf
pfr3-pt
FOR
INFANTS
"
K1imm
VirHlt
FOR
BOYS
.
.
.
rOK
vilKLb...
Kimonat
Suet
!
a
Ipany.
But
beyond
that
point
they
had
nothing
in
common
The
groups
were:
Elbert
Hubbard's
advice
to
young
men:
"Don
I
get
groggy
Mossadegh's
middle
class
"lib-
';
0Ter
Kri
religion,
art
or
poli-
erals."
by
no
means
"liberal"
by
tics
An
fajr
n
moderation,
but
our
definition,
an
overdose
can
be
reckoned
an
overdose."
comjilamants
to
be
on
sure
ground
before
pointing
litlous
fanatics
ij
by
Ayatoiiah
f.,it
tf.
-.n
inrliictrinllvnnscioua
B.C.
DeOIile
that
Ka;hani
They
don't
know
where
THAT
PORT
IT
NORTH
It
would
almost
appear
as
if
Vancouver
was
striving
to
have
the
rest
of
the
universe
believ-'
it
to
be
a
peri'""
d,l,y
nv1
any
business
with
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert,
where
pilots
and
pilotage
might
be
concerned.
True
enough,
wt
still
have
a
few
shortcomings,
but
when
one
reflects
on
Prince
Rupert's
general
i
shipping
record
since
1910.
what
they
are
going,
but
they
are
on
their
way.
And
how!
The
Tadeh
party,
which
like
the
LPP
in
Canada.
Is
jurt
the
Communist
party
under
another
name,
although
Tudeh
has
the
support
of
many
people
who
do
not
know
or
care
what
Communism
Is
but
only
support
the
party
because
of
clean-out-the-old
order
Idea.
Akan
is
little
better
than
an
ogre.
It
is
unlikely
that
a
group
of
amateur
engineers
planned
the
Kenney
Dam
or
designed
a
reservoir
of
water
which
can
produce
a
million
and
a
half
horsepower
of
electricity.
And
the
way
is
being
opened
for
thousands
to
have
new
homes
in
the
greatest
single
development
of
B.C.
resources.
Silk
rnnl
Dr
FOR
MATERNITY
iahardiM
Washers
and
Dryers
AT
NEW
LOW
PRICES
Inelir
Autnmatic
Washrr
1
Standard
Model'
IngUs
Deluxe
Automatic
i
non-suds
mlseri
SIMM
IbcIis
lielune
AaUmialtc
iwith
suds
miserl
Sltneo
InglM
Awtnmalic
Dryer
-
SJIIOO
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
voir
rxcu
sivF.
-inc.i.is-
nr
tiiR
Phon644
Box
1279
The
Stork
Shoppe
we
can
show
Is
not
grounds
tor
criticism
but
reason
ol
praise.
THE
LATE
BRITISH
Labour
government
which
had
a
good
SfcS
Third
Aveaue
W.
ft
overall
record,
mad
its
worst
,
.
vrt,
columnist
says
the
AW.V.VA'AVMWWA'AWWWA'WAV.V.'i
blunder
by
failing
to
come
101
gOTernment
Wiil
cut
Parliament
Hill
By
Edward
T.
Applewhoite,
M
P.,
Skeeno
terms
wun
me
rtrjuuis,
111
nu.c.
j
eVll
grants'
travelling
ex-
No
British
eovemmerU
would
M
weU
M
uim
rost
of(
have
had
a
really
practical
case
1
Mng
bonvm
paid
to
recipients
I
opposing
the
principle
of
na-
of
om
ge
pensions.
Its
only
aj,
n,nmii7Qrinn
nf
nnv
other
eoun-
I
j
...
.
It
as
with
real
interest
that
actively
before
certain,
of
tht
I
nnlM
that
fi
m
i:i'.iwav.rfnrtmeiitl
AfMelt
amt
!
.
'
.
ICW
aays
aRO
a
licu
Uu
.
-
-
.
-
-
1
.
--
.
-
fnfe
n
t
T
:
1
r
1
1
rAtnurre
Mil
I
fir
:i
.
.
.
.
.
i
.
.
1
.Pnnoe
Rupert
to
Pr.ncej
take
a
genuine
interest
tn
fr.
i,
gov(rnmfnt
u,
attempt
("p
Vln
U
.all
Oeorge."
was
.shown
in
tnej
Some
things
I
fall
to
under-
w
do
so
was
plain
nonsense.
The
I
tn
some
Library
at
B.C.
House.
Umuor..
stand.
I
am
here
in
Ottawa,'
Persians
could,
and
did,
say
I
tngiand.
on
the
ar.ernooa
01
;
meeting
scores
of
MPs
everyday.
:
something
like
this:
February
11
admission
free.
IjNow
many
professional
column-;
you
can
nationalize
your
hope
a
goodly
number
ot
T-on-
Uts
write
about
the
time
andicoa
whv
can't
we
nationalize
doners
were
there
lo
see
for
enerev
srient
here
discusstn?
orl.
When
the
time
comes,
nowaday,
to
dismiss
someone
of
more
or
less
not,
he
Is
iiior-
apt
to
be
"fired''
than
formally;
1
11
1
it
y.r
ip
i
For
months,
while
I
was
a
ssSf
i.'iiin-eiws
.ximeuniig
01
ine
;
forecasting
the
next
federal
jn-rant'eur
ani
beauty
ui
Co
n
.ral
jeral
election.
I
have
seen
or
heard
B
C,
j
very
little
of
that.
From
what
A
couple
of
days,
ao
I
was
.little
I
do
hear,
I
gather
'.he
down
in
Department
ol
Trans-,
Liberals
expect
no
dilfkuliy
In
port
iAir
Services'
oflicen.
The
returning
with
a
clear
majority
fairly
close
eye
witness,
the
Persian
government
was
pleading
with
the
employees
of
the
Anglo-Persian
Oil
company
to
sign
new
advised
his
services
ate
mi
longer
desired.
True!
To
be
firel
is
understandable,
but
somehow,
since
you're
being
discharger)
tn
this
style,
you
feel
like
answering.
"The
-
you
say."
contracts
to
work
for
them
hope
wus
expressed,
there,
(vol-
though
one,
twenty
to
forty
less
These
employees
had
direct
or-
un'.anly.
as
a
matter
of
tact
t
.
man
tney
nave
at
present,
wnai
0(,rg
from
the
British
1
Labour
l
GOOD
USED
CARS
1951
Plymouth
2-diior,
only
22
000
miles.
Ford
Sedan
two-tone
tliat
it
would
not
be
long
before
Conservatives
I
have
met,
eem
,
government
not
to
do
so.
engineers
and
surveyors
could
to
feel
the
same,
although
they
Thre
is
no
use
"
crying
over
be.
al
work
on
Digby
island.
Of
;
estimate
a
greater
reduction
In
'
(lt
milk
'
or
oi)
course
the
item
in
the
estimates!
the
majority.
Both
the
pro-Drew
umkr
which
this
-ork
would
iand
anti-Drew
sections
seem
to!
QLD
MOSSADEGH
.
Is
a
-ome
has
not
oeen
pa-sed
yet-.ssume
that
Mr.
St.
Laurent
wihi
and
cunnin
but
it
will
be;
and.
in
any
event;
be
our
next
Prime
Minister.
litirian
BH
ls
the
on)y
hedd
the
money
wouW
not
be
avail-)
I
have
hd
forwarded
to
me,()f
overnmpnt
j
know
ot
wn0
very
smart.
1S..9
turi
sedan
Radio,
neater,
one-frwner
car.
lM
rcd
fteUan
Radio.
ab'.e
ur.'.a
pru
l.
me
new
iKca:
ner.
iei-
J1
1
hs
literally
won
bra
major
vie-
1
.......
Tt..
.-...tf.rt
ma
lir.,1
a-'ill
hoifA
fiwl
from
P
F
:
.
-
.....
heater,
sun
visor,
A-l
throuuhotrl.
TRUCK
BUYS
""""'"v
mi-,.......
'tories
In
bed
wnenever
tne
go-
wt
to
learn
that
this
subject
t?i
Anfiel(i
Coram
Ls-su,ier.
asking
j
Kfwtit
toiigh
ther
"old
bo
!:
Xtadebaker
PicIiub,
en
ior
euupuiv
iui
r.mLC
""
takes
to
his
bed
in
the
oariia-;pert
District
Boy
Scouts
Asso-
,
buiiainj,..
snd
Dulls
the
gine
overhaul:
not
a
scratch;
custom
box.
1
ciation.
May
i
De
perrauiea
vu,
.
.rnv.rS"
over
his
head.
The
MILESTONES
,
add
my
voice
to
mow
01
me
IMC
rra
1-Tn
Complete
"covers"
being
a
loyal
bodyguard,
and
the
support
of
vast
numbers
of
people,
outside.
Fmm
1
he
iii
ut
lit
iwuii.
sr
Association
;
In
urging
every
one
"
i
to
helo
tnls
excellent
wo:.,
with
flat
deck;
new
p!nt
Job
and
good
motor.
14
Dodge
Panel
A
very
I
have
started
the
ball
rolling.
The
danger
of
world
war
aris-in
an
effort
to
have
a
federal
j
ing
from
Persia
is
obviously
stm-publle
building
In
Terrace.
At
i
pie.
in
a
chaotie
situation
the
this
time,
in
my
opinion,
all
thatjTudeh
party
might
take
over
Is
urgently
needed
ls
that
the
I
the
whole
country,
by
force.
40
Years
Ago
Today
Boat
service
after
April
1
promises
to
be
quite
satisfactory
as
Prince
Rupert
wiil
have
a
boat
from
the
south
on
an
average
of
belter
than
one
a
day.
j
government
acquire
a
site,
wlitle
I
xh:it
might
draw
In
Britain
useful
unit
T
aay
gdbye
U
yr
snetarlng
trrahles
try
any
f
the
above
good
bays
at
year
A-l
foe
Car
Dealer"
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
FlioiM
tt
Th
Monte
T
rrViMllr
fVTk"
suitable
property
Is
still
obtain-8nrj
the
U.S.
on
the
one
side,
able.
The
new
post
office
lfase'
Russja
on
the
other.
nas
stui
some
years
uj
run-ouv
R,,ia
na.
en.
treat.
f
firs
You'll
welcome
CALVERT
HOUSE
'
f.:
fnl
for
its
smoothness,
light
body
y
'y-
-
and
delichtful
houauct.
Here's
a
wU?
it
U
not
a
bit
too
early
now
tojtne
ri(,nt
north
pM.
plan
and
prepare
for
the
public
:gia
lf
,ny
outsjrjer
occupies
the
m
Dr.
W.
T.
Kersin
and
family
have
returned
to
the
city
after
an
absence
of
six
months
spent
in
eastern
Canada
and
the
United
States.
30
Years
Aqo
Today
Fire
broke
out
in
the
St.
James
Hotel
causing
an
estimated
$500
damage.
building
which
wui
De
a
necessity
mvi.
by
the
time
that
lease
expire.-,.
-
In
connection
with
the
1953
budget
there
has
been
an
attempt
to
tell
the
little
man
that
he
has
not
received
anything.
Joe
Deehene.
MP
tor
Athabaska,
If
You
Charles
F.
Oray,
former
V-iyor
!
pretty
well
knocked
that
argu-
of
Winnipeg
on
a
visit
here
said
ment
on
the
head
In
a
speech
which
he
prefaced
by
saying
he
was
not
a
lawyer
and
has
been
Canada
needs
Prince
Rupert
as
a
grain
port
iring
to
the
congestion
at
Vancouver.
'
20
Years
Ago
Today
The
Big
Bay
Lumber
mill
at
Seal
Cove
will
reopen
and
operate
j
"'-sy:
-
yon
j
cu
""?
,t-jZ:
'
J
You'll
welcome
CALVERT
HOUSE
5
Jjjfc.-
'
"1
tl
v
fIT.-
again
btczmt
its
outstanding
quality
brings
you
rare
value...
it's
the
best
buy
"g
.y.
In
fine
Canadian
Vliisky!
j
'J?
Jl
CALVERT
HOUSE
rather
pleased
about
that
lately.
At
the
time
J.
M.
Macdonell,
j
opposition
financial
critic,
was
attempting
to
prove
the
point,
Mr.
Deehene
happened
to
be
reading
a
document
Macdonell
-V
Consider
yourself
potient
ond
kind.
i(
Have
o
good
sense
of
humor.
-V
Like
ond
understand
young
people.
-V
.H'oVt
prgonizing
ability
...
had
written
and
presented
to
'y,yi
t
.A'
steadily
for
.several
months
cutting
box
lumber.
Olof
Hanson,
MP,
urged
the
appointment
of
a
permanent
pilot
to
be
stationed
here
Instead
of
bringing
up
a
pilot
from
Vancouver
whenever
a
ship
needed
Km
services.
1
0
Years
Ago
Today
the
legislature
of
Alberta
on
March
17,
1933,
when
he
was
representing
the
mortgage
associations
of
this
country.
Then,
Deehene
said,
Macdonell
wished
to
keep
the
fanner
in
bondage
until
doomsday
so
Joe
was
not
too
Impressed
with
this
sudden
THEN
THERE
IS
A
PLACE
FOR
YOU
IN
THE
TEACHING
PROFESSION!
.4;-
British
Columbia
Teachers'
1
tv-:
-
Federation
,
,
4--.
SO
..!,
-
0o.Z.
.
Interest
In
the
"littleman."
In
W.
J.
8cott.
Frank
Skinner
and
1
cold
fact,
an
examination
of
the
budget
resolutions,
will
show
CAtVIH
MStllU.S
UMITED,
UMBlW'"
O.
A.
Hunter
were
named
to
a
special
committee
by
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
pursue
the
matter
of
the
present
post
office
fituation.
fair
measure
of
relief
as
great
as
Is
sate
in
our
present
situation
distributed
through
all
I
.
strata
of
society.
THIS
AOVHTIMlalHT
HO?
fUlUSHfD
0
CISflATfD
IY.JH
UQUQg
COKtHOt
IOD
Oil
IY
JTIII
OOVI
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Of
HIM