Prince
Rupert
Dairy
flews
As
I
See
It
BY
HARBOR
COMMISSI
)
Friday,
May
7,
1954
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
B.C.
"MJ
by
new
decpsea
docks
here
moved
cioser
T.
"
u"
cmtWil
for
the
$1,250,000
job
were
examined
"
b
nt
commissioners.
board
o;
,
K.
K.
Reld,
chairman
of
the
board
s-.iri
.
awarded
as
soon
as
federal
autlioritie
'0,
a
independent
dally
newspaper
droted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlnea
Rupert
and
Moxtbwa
nd
"Central
Brltuti
Columbia.
Member
ol
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
ol
circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Hupert
DalU
New.
Limited
1.
T.
kAOOR,
President
H
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PERRY.
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SPECIALLY
REDUCE!
Senator's
Error
AN
AMERICAN
Senator
had
become
very
alarmed
about
the
state
of
the
world.
He
thinks
North
America
Is
wide
open
to
attack.
Hence,
he
propones
to
introduce,
a
kill
in
the.
American
Senatp
to
M-l
up
0ur
Diploy
Stock
THIS
IS
BRITAIN'S
new
heavy
gun
tank,
the
Comjucror,
v.hlch
will
be
put
through
first
trials
by
the
British
Army
in
Europe
this
summer.
DesiRned
by
(he
same
experts
responsible
for
the
Centurion
tank,
the
new
tank
will
be
complementary
and
not
a
replacement
for
the
Centurion.
The
development
of
the
Conqueror
involved
the
.solution
of
many
problems
in
suspension,
power
and
transmission
and
in
the
fire-control
sys
(em.
Moie
heavily
armored
and
larger
than
the
Centurion,
it
will
carry
a
crew
of
four.
CP
from
U.K.
Information)
u
unified
:oinuianK
for
all
the
tit-fauees
of
North
America.
It
would
be
difficult
to
imagine
a
more
mischievous
proposal,
coming
in
such
a
way.
Long
before
there
was
any
.such
thing
as
a
North
Atlantic.
Treaty
Organization;
and,
indeed,
even
before
the
U.S.A.
had
NO
$389
$289
Regular
AUTOMATIC
WASHER
$429.50
AUTOMATIC
DRYER
$319.50
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DAILY
NEWS
LETTERBOX
-.
completely
abandoned
her
"go
it
aione"
Isolationism,
Canada
!
had
agreed
to
enter
the
joint
defence
board
with
the
U.S.A.
This
joint
defence
hoard
has
The
Editor
Low
Down
Payment
Easy
M
"Ulily
Tfrw
The
arrest
of
the
three
miners
The
Daily
News:
i
was
conducted
in
the
form
of
a
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECT
final
order,
"Cease
Firel"
We
were
supposed
to
come
home
to
jobs.
Where
are
the
Jobs
now?
IVAN
ADAMS,
Prince
Rupert.
On
April
30
we
read
a
'
brief
kidnapping.
All
three
men
were
comment
in
Bitl
Raymond's
col-
crabbed
at
midnight
In
Denver
umn
of
the
death
of
Harry
and
rushed
aboard
a
special
Orchard
In
the
State
Peniten-
train
standing
in
the
rail
yard.
tiary
at
Boise,
Idaho
at
the
age
When
the
accused
men
were
i
of
88
years.
Harry
Orchard
placed
aboard,
the.
main
line!
shocked
this
country
and
held
was
cleared
for
the
kidnap'
the
spotlight
in
the
big
daily
special
until
It
reached
Boise,
worked
admirably.
No
serious
difficulties
have
arisen
which
were
not
soluble
on
a
basis
of
common
sense
and
good
will.
There
have
been
from
time
to
time
quite
divergent
attitudes
as
between
the
American
and
Canadian
sides
of
the
conference
table.
But
these
have
always
been
reconciled.
Up
to
now,
there
has
been
a
genuine
meeting
of
mind.
CLOTHES
and
SH01
Time
To
Move
Wounded
Asked
Radio-Telephone
Plans
ALTHOUGH
it
requires
a
technician
to
understand
fully
the
North-West
Telephone
Company's
plans
for
improving
radio-telephone
ser-"
vice
in
this
area,
one
important
fact
which
can
he
appreciated
by
all
is
the
intention
to
centralize
the
service
in
Prince
Rupert.
'
,
Since
the
city
is
the
home
oi'
a
ereat
fishing-industry
and
headquarters
of
the
district's
Indian
affairs
branch,
there
are
special
reasons
why
it
should
be
considered
the
base
of
operations
for
such
a
system.
Vet
its
surrounding
topography
is
by
no
means
ideally
suited
to
radio
communications,
and
any
company
undertaking
the
project
might
easily
find
excuses
to
make
a
less
satisfactory
arrangement.
To
overcome
.the
difficulty,
North-West
Telephone
is
thinking
of
establishing
medium
frequency
sending
and
receiving
stations
in
the
relatively
unobstructed
locale
of
Masset.
Connection
with
Prince
Rupert
would
then
be
maintained
by
the
-VHF
link
which
is
as
reliable
as
;
.clephone
line
in
the
service
it
provides.
To
serve
logging
interests
on
the
Charlotte?,
K
SI
is
also
planned
to
install
VHP
facilities
at
Queen
-Charlotte
City.
In
addition,
the
magic
of
VHP
is
expected
to
bring
Prince
Rupert
and
Kitimat
in
touch
by
radio-telephone
with
Vancouver.
Of
course,
there
are
certain
immediate
problems
to
be
met.
One
of
the
most
serious
affects
ship-to-shore
communications
in
this
area.
Because
radio
waves
have
a
strange
way
of
bouncing
off
the
upper
atmosphere
and
returning
to
earth
hundreds
of
miles
away,
Prince
'Rupert
fishermen
at
sea
frequently
find
their
wireless
communications
interrupted
by
traffic
emanating
from
Astoria,
Washington.
This
has
been
known
to
drow
n
out
radio
talk
right
in
Prince
Rupert
harbor
1
nterference
from
Ketchikan
is
also
ex-yevienceo.
:
'
liut
""North-West
Telephone
appears
determined
that
this
area,
which
is
so
dependent
on
'radio-telephone
service,
will
get
what
it
wants.
It
is
a
test
for
private
enterprise
which
will
be
,
watched
with
interest.
papers
48
years
ago
with
a
con-
Idaho.
fesslon
of
mass
murder
in
Col-
j
Moyer,
Haywood
and
Pctti-orado
and
Idaho.
I
bone
were
spirited
away
to
cells
He
attempted
to
Implicate
in
the
State
Penitentiary
where
Moyer.
Haywood
and
Pettibone,
they
remained
for
more
than
a
FOR
SPRING
AND
SUMMER
WEAt
AT
REAL
SAVING
PRICES?
If
Uie
American
Senator
wer.-
officiate
of
the
Western
Federa-
year,
awaiting
trial.
tion
of
Miners,
in
the
assasslna-1
No
one
knew
who.
the
lmpli-
Men's
and
Young
Men'i
Slocks
PARIS
iReuterslThe
French
delegation
at
the
Oeneva
conference
has
asked
Chinese
Com-
j
munist
representatives
about
the
possibility
of
arranging
a
ceasefire
at
Dien
Bien
Phu
for
the
evacuation
of
wounded,
diplomatic
quarters
said
here
today.
A
reply
from
the
Communist
side
is
expected
soon.
There
are
Fine
quality.
Plain
shades.
Well
Si
tailored.
Reg.
$11,50.
Now,
pair
tion
of
Governor
Frank
Steun-
cated
persons
were
until
the
enberg
of
Idaho
and
also
the
story
was
published
in
the
dally
dynamiting
of
the
Independence
papers.
Due
to
the
labor
war
In
Depot
in
Colorado.
The
station
Colorado
and
Idaho,
the
funds
was
filled
with
strikebreakers
at
;
of
the
Western
Federation
were
the
time.
The
incidents
occurred
''
almost
depleted
and
things
in
these
two
states
during
the
looked
dark
with
head
officials
10
years'
war
between
the
mine
!
In
jail
and
little
money
in
the
lo
win
the
day,
and
attempt
to
high-pressure
Canada
Into
accepting
a
rigid
unification
of
the
defence
forces
of
the
two
countries,
the
whole
basis
of
this
pood
will
would
be
endangered.
THE
AMERICAN
Senator
has
made
a
serious
mistake
in
comparing
the
unified
command
in
NATO
with
his
proposed
unified
comman't
in
North
America.
Canada
did
more
to
initiate
and
promote
the
whole
idea
of
NATO
than
did
any
other
country.
Indeed,
it
is
by
no
means
Men's
Gabardine
Jackets
Fine
quality.
Extra
tailored.
Regular
$14.50.
SOW
'11
ft
kf
I
;
t
owners
association
ana
tne
j
treasury.
j
about
BOO
French
wounded
in
Western
Federation
of
Miners
However,
Charles
Mahoney
of
.
underground
shelters
at
Dien
between
1898
and
1908.
Butte.
Montana
and
James
Kir-
,
Bien
Phu.
Evacuation
of
wound-
Young
Men's
Windbrcakert
win
of
Lead
City,
South
Dakota
i
ed
from
the
besieged
French
renlaced
the
imprisoned
leaders,
i
fnrtress
ceased
March
27
when
MINERS
FREED
Fancy
satin.
Sizes
38
to
42.
!l
Regular
$895.
NOW
U
the
Vietminh
rebels
got
control
Orchard
s
story
railed
to
con-,
defence
committee,
consisting
vince
a
12-man
jury
which
had
'
0f
secretaries
oi
a.'i
local
unions,
been
picked
'
and
cnpanelled
only
'
Was
formed.
of
the
airstrip.
Men's
ond
Young
Men'j
Suits
f-oi-tnin
that
ITS
nnhlip
nnirnirm
.
...
Double-breasted.
In
brown
shades.
Co
Sizes
35
to
39.
Si
2"
REAL
SPFCIAI,
TRAVEL
TOPICS
three
weetcs
zealous
wru-:
of
Mter
j
secretary
myself,-being
could
couin
have
nave
been
oeen
.souui
solidified
icu
ur
and
t
b
Clarence
Darrow
j
Miners'
Union
thp
Roiar,H
nossiana
Miners
union,
hind
the
idea
of
stationing
Am-'
Qnntnr
R,.k
,ttoriwv,
fnr'
I?
??
attorneys
lor
.
Nurnber
38
was
appointed
to
this
erlein
trotms.
Eurone
had
not
,
trican
t
oopin
in
tuiope
naci
not.
i
.
both
Silles
At
the
end
of
the
f
committee
We
all
serv-her
we
"
next
door
neighbor,
Canada.'
f
comm'uele-
thp
accused
miners
walker!
.
the
accusea
miners
waisea
worked
WUl
Gene
ed
aml
-.lreariv
acreed
to
do
exVtlv
the
.
alons
tJZ
lhtnl
7
lodoeMUy
the;out
of
the
courtroom
free
men.
Dcbs
Dave
CotUs
ex-Lleuten-
I,
myself
once
had
the
itohor
Tiflim
lT'T
'
C,0r,aJ0'
nd
ineeches!to
,
(n
convlct
himself
to
life
Im-
f
.
C.
Rawllr.gs,
who
later
be-in
of
making
a
series
of
ul
Prisonmpnt
in
the
State
Peni-
came
R
member
of
the
Vancou-in
the
tne
USA
u.s.a.,
along
along
with
wun
a
a
us
!
,...:.
Aftr
iSK
wau
'
....
t,
,.
..
MEN'S
DRESS
SHOES
,
.
-
Uifes
of
wear.
Good
appearance.
Sizes
I
to
II
SJ
,
Regular
$7
50.
NOW.
pair
'
.'-,-
-
SEEING
.
,
ENJOYINO
f
T
-
5
t
,
'
tr
ii.
V,
if
i2
Assistant
Secretary
of
State.;
death
7"
',:..,;
rV
H
V""mc
MEN'S
WORK
SHOES
Well
constructed
to
stand
lots
of
wear
.
Regular
$8.75.
NOW.
pair
-
f
lH'ifurm
mf
tew
soon
a
c
nu-
B0Y$'
PANTS
'
Suitable
for
school
and
everyday
wear.
Cotton
worsted.
Good
shades.
Reg.
$3.75
NOW,
pair
BOYS'
SPORTS
SHIRTS
Small
sizes,
2
lo
8.
Attractive
patterns.
Regular
$1.45.
NOW
-
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCE?
mm
ai
me
age
oi
eo.
u
,,lted
u
nrrWed
from
almost
Following
is
a
summary
of
the
j
every
country
in
the
world.
A
case
as
my
memory
serves
me:
total
of
a
million
dollars
was
On
January
1,
1906
Governor
collected
and
spent
in
defending
Steunenberg
of
Idaho
was
as-
the
accused
miners,
sassinated
as
he
opened
a
gate
oi:TSM.KTi:i)
DETECTIVES
to
his
home
at
Caldwell,
Idaho.'
we
outsmartiu
the
Pinkerton
A
bomb
was
in
some
manner
and
Thiol
detective
agencies
by
attached
to
the
gate
and
went
having
our
own
detectives
on
off
at
the
governor's
touch,
to
j
their
payroll.
These
men
kept
set
the
western
states
humming
our
attorneys
informed
as
to
with
rumors.
what
were
the
hole
cards
still
to
Idaho
and
Colorado
were
then
be
played.
Involved
in
a
state
of
war
with
Clarence
Darrow
was
our
chief
the
Western
Federation
of
Mill-
j
attorney
with
Richardson
and
ers.
I
Murphy
of
Denver
assisting.
A
sort
of
dn.-s
war
between
j
Senator
Borah
of
Boise.
Idaho
the
mine
owners
association
and
was
chief
prosecutor,
with
at-the
Western
Federation
had
trny
Hallpy-
also
of
n"lse-
as
been
going
on
since
1898.
At
that
I
hif"
us-sislant.
time
the
Bunker
Hill
Mine
had
!
Darrow's
address
to
the
jury
That
was
just
before
the
Korean
war.
Yet,
even
at
that
time,
the
average
American
audience
looked
rather
aghast
at
a
-proposal
which
meant
that
American
and
Canadian
boys
would
have
to
line
up
at
that
sinister
barrier
known
as
the
Iron
Curtain.
NOW,
THE
Americans
have
not
only
become
reconciled
to
the
idea
of
intervention
in
foreign
countries.
But
they
are
at
times
showing
a
disposition
to
intervene
in
the
affairs
of
friendly
countries
in
a
way
and
to
a
degree
that
Could
boomerang
disastrously.
There
is
no
parallel
whatsoever
between
the
defence
of
Weslern
Europe
and
the
defence
Of
North
America.
If
we
ever
get
.ife
was
so
much
more
simple
'
hen
anything
that
could
"come
ithin
the
general
classification
BOYS'
ANKLE
SOCKS
Smart
patterns.
Reg
4ic.
NOW,
pair
.
While
Eost
This
Summer
CRUISE
The
Beautiful
Saguenay
and
St.
Lawrence
5
to
8
days.
CONSULT
YOUR
LOCAL
TRAVEL
AGENT
Crawford
Moore
Travel
Agencies
215
Second
St.
Phone
(HO
BOYS'
OXFORDS
Brown
shades.
Well
built.
Lots
of
wear.
Sizes
1
lo
5',:
Reg.
to
$4.05.
NOW,
pair
:
"Oh
East
is
East
and
West
is
West,
and
never
the
twain
shall
meet,"
sang
Rudyard
Kipling,
and
"You're
a
Liar,"
says
R.
G.
N.
Cavell,
Canada's
director
of
the
Colombo
Plan,
who
is
working
hard
enough
to
make
many
fellow
Canadians
figure
he's
going
to
lick
the
Communists.
Our
money
is
being
spent
in
such
a
way
that
the
East
will
shake
off
its
cruel
poverty
and
1
ll
f
odd
or
strange
could
be
blam-;
on
sun
spots.
For
one
thing,
art
attacks
were
far
fewer
th
a
much
higher
proportion
"
recoveries.
LOOK
FOR
"I
JT
LITTLE
"IF"
.
?A11-
of
us
could
retire
nicely
in
been
blown
up
and
the
"bull
THE
NAME
into
a
third
world
war.
Western
!
Pfn
published.
This
was
a
-
r
old
fcge
it
w.e
could
dispose
I
f
out
ejpftenV-
tor
wMff
iitoyi
took
1
1
hours,
and
Senator
Bortih
took
nine
hours.
,
Now
that
Orchard
has
passed
on.
to
the
best
of
my
knowledge
Frank
Phillips
of
Nelson,
BC.
strengthen
resistance'
to
the
Cpmmimjf.tj
ilimpagupda,'
;
The
arage
her
capita
IiifcJmVcJf
57
million
Asians
is
$00
a
year,
compared
with
$1,200
in
Canada
and
the
United
States.
lllllrb
I
it
US.
lti-lui-pq
Ihc
Koyal
anU
Belmont
field.
Not
only
air
forces,
but
!
1"
the
Vacation:
Two
weeks
on
nd
and
50
on
the
rocks.
and
myself
are
the
only
ones,
actively
engaged
in
that
case,
who
remain.
The
Haywood
trial
lasted
11
weeks.
GI-.OKGE
H.
CAREY.
Prince
Rupert.
An
old
Chinese
proverb
reads:
"To
be
Idle
is
to
be
wise."
Providing
the
boss
doesn't
catch
you,
of
course.
sea
and
land
forces,
will
operate
on
European
lands,
and
in
European
waters.
In
most
circumstances,
a
unified
command
is
necessary.
It
has
been
established
beyond
all
reasonable
shadow
of
doubt
that
no
attack
could
be
made
on
North
America,
by
land
or
by
sea,
which
would
constitute
a
real
menace
to
this
continent.
ARRESTED
AS
SUSPECT
A
thort
time
after
the
assassination
of
the
Governor.
Orchard
was
arrested
as
a
suspect.
Following
the
arrest
a
rumor
was
current
that
he
had
confessed,
Implicating
others.
It
wan
not
until
the
arrest
of
Moyer,
Haywood
and
Pettibone
that
it
was
known
who
else
had
been
1m-
Mow
that
mankind
has
the
wer
to
destroy
civilization
or
i
substance
of
it
he
had
Wr
read
the
handwriting
on
&
.frail.
That
is,
while
there
is
H
wall.
The
Editor,
j
'
The
Daily
News:
I.F.ST
WK
FORGET
!
How
soon
can
people
forget?
I
Nine
years
at;o
we
cot
our
!
Newest
method
of
"letting
your
MP
know
how
strongly
you
feel
about
something"
is
to
send
him
a
tape
recording.
One
advantage
is
that
he
can't
see
how
badly
y-m
spell.
There
might
be
diversionury
!
plicated.
-We-
know
why
people
climb
ountalna.
It
is
done.
In
order
to
t
to
the
summit.
But
we
still
ive
not
the
faintest
idea
of
why
.ey
wish
to
reach
the
top.
010
SHCIAL
c
fjD
RockMpuni
"y
stunts,
deliberately
made
by
a
potential
enemy,
to
panic
North
America
into
concentrating
on
home
defence.
But
in
any
foreseeable
danger,
from
land
or
.sea.
the
present
set-up
Is
adequate.
Canadians
are
quite
competent
to
defend
Canada,
with
the
ability
to
call
on
our
big
neighbor
for
help,
if
and
when
needed.'
I
See
PIIII.POTT
Pa8e
3)
MORTGAGE
LOANS
wider
the
provisions
of
THE
NATIONAL
HOUSING
ACT,
1954:
may
be
arranged
through
any
branch
of
the
Royal
Bank
Tipped
in
Advance
LEYTONSTONE,
England
"CP-Rev.
John
Fleetwood
visits
the
homes
of
engaged
couples
in
this
Essex
district
to
show
films
of
the
marriage
service.
He
says
there
are
"fewer
hitches"
in
the
ceremony
as
a
result.
"I
loaned
Smith
$20
last
night,
e
said
he
was
stranded
high
id
dry."
'"That's
strange.
I
lent
him
ten
?Rause
lie
said
he
could
hardly
lep
his
head
above
water."
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ptu,t
.ii,-
TKil
dvrtn'mnt
is
not
published
or
d'?plyd
by
trc
LlquOf
Control
8oid
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbi
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Before
you
discuss
the
details
of
your
project,
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yourself
lime
and
trouble
by
reading
our
pamphlet
"Loans
for
Horn
Building".
It
describes
the
basic
conditions
under
which
loans
may
be
made.
Ask
for
a
copy
at
any
of
our
branches.
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Driving
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