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Price Repent Wuiy News
Thursday, December 16, 1954,
i POependent dally newspaper devoted to the upbullding of Prince Ruper
o and Northern and Central Britlsh Columbia.
" Member of Canadian Press -- Audit Buren of Chrentations
4 ~* Ganadian Dally Newspaper Aasoelation,
“ Published by ‘The Prince! Rupert Dally News Limited
* J.P. MAGOR, President
* Subseription Rates: :
‘By cartler---Per week, 26e: per inenth, $1.09: per your,
By mall -Per month, The: per year, 84.00, -

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‘ Operation Airport
I THIERE are any points in favor of an airport

tupert that have not already been:

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Anade, the city’s special airport committee is in the :

ayrocess of making them, With care and common
* sense the committee is preparing a case that
: should persuade the most die-hard sceptie that an
arport here i3 neither the useless nor the extrava-
“yunt undertaking which some have tried to label it.
This, of course, does not necessarily mean that
it will succeed in Ottawa. ‘The problem there is
Aut so much scepticism as indifference, ‘As a sen-
jar covernment official once remarked to a visitor
£ from Prince Rupert, “You have an airport on one
Seg! the islands out there, haven't you? W hy do you
avant another?” The explanation that the iskimd
“i question, Moreshy in the Queen Charlottes, was
“Nell beyond the local horizon did not seem to
change the tenor of this interesting conversation
tb any great extent,
But it must be confessed that on the subject of
+ an airport Prince Rupert has gone about with its

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titude likely to evoke much sympathy and it is one
~ Which the airport committee is determined to
.. change. As a result of its efforts, the city is now.
: IM possession of an independently made report
~ which can show to the federal government where
~. substantial savings can be effected withoué seri-
~~ ously reducing the value of the project,
_ The committee also is enquiring into means
“by which the site under consideration on Digby
“dsland might be made available by the provincial
~~ government. By the time its case is ready for
“presentation, the committee hopes to have a com-
plete analysis of the situation which will not only,
“establish our sincerity of purpose at this end but
"demonstrate convincingly that the job is necessary
~ cand that it can be done without excessive cost.
‘s+. After a prolonged and uncertain history, Op-
,..Grauion Airport 1s beginning to look as if it means
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of Production, got mixed up in his millions the
other day.

Mr. Howe has always been fearless, not to say

occasionally reckless, in the face of millions, es-
pecially when the millions are dollars,
And while the difference between $100,000,-
000 and $5,000,000 may strike most ordinary people
as a somewhat staggering gap, it must be remem-
hered that $93,000,000 may not rate as much more
than a slip of the tongue in Mr, Howe's league,

At any rate, after the digits had been sorted
out, it turned out that what Mr, Howe was trying
to say Was that Canada had, in recent years, em-
barked on a “flying saucer" project, had been pre-
100,000,000 on the job, and

or

- Jared to spend up to
had abandoned it afte
heen spent, —Caloury Herald,
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eminisces

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ae CNL songs is “Count Your Bless.
“ing if a lot of us did,

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AUCTION SALE

Household Goods and Furniture
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’ Saturday, Dec, 18, 2 p.m, sharp,

To be held at the Poulson Black, formerly Postal Station “"
fi Ave. Last, Instructed by the awner PF wlll eel hy anetion
lo the highest bidder, the fellowmny articles:

apiece Chestertleld suite, velouy, excellent eandition,
Slager Sewlng Machine, good condition,
Htetrle refrigerator,
Triste floor limp.
Hx 12 Wilton tug with under pad dike new)
ON 12 Lviig ror Ny urey blue pattern,
Hive (hrow rigs. varlous patterns, good condition,
Vitoun Cleaner, Rocking chalr (oak)
4] Ratio, 4 Drawer Ghost Cou)
(ard Tables 2 Chins Cabinets
* Double Beds Complete
' Wahboy Chest of Drawers (ont)
I Drawer Bureau with Mirrer cuit),
1 Double hed and spring Grew)
I Bleyele wlth Balloon tres,
VT Sideowalk 2ewheol Bleyete,
1 Eleetrle train complete with track wind Cranafarmner, ‘
i Igtay Roy Rocker with stoal ta maton (now)

Carpet Sweeper — Tenly — Paty me TYG a PUllows = Chiles
Wied Tables,

Norms Cash ar Cheques Don't Mise This Sate

MERRY CHRISTMAS

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hat rather obviously in its hand. It is not an at-

- lated periods,

have been surprised that Mr, Howe, our Minister .

‘about $5,000,000 had in tact |

siower and deeper and there’
is a deerease in sensitivity and.
energy. The best kind of sleep!
is one which brings complete res-

This ts the season when nae:
ture turns aver a dab of new
leaves, All husbands have to do

~~ ‘any brane cany:
When a man attacks a woman aroup of brat wali, any:
on the street, a plereing hatpin {s 5, Would be suf.

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Who Wants Low Rents?
/ORGANIZED labor” is:
| rightly concerned at the:
‘amount of unemployment ,
dn Canada, The tradé un-,
ionists are very properly ,
calling on civic, provincial
and the federal povern-.
ments for action to-reduce:
that unemmloyment,
But are the unions tuicmselves |
going about this in the best way?
Up Hil now only a few cities in |
alk Canada have taken advan- |
tage of the new National Hous- |
ing Act to build groups of rent;
al houses. Yet the Act itself is:
so simple, so practical {hat it’
enables just about any respon-, &
sible organization to get its -
own rental housing project go-

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‘SUPPOSE that any provincial -
government, any municipal ;
‘council, any trade union, any; &

‘branch of the Canadian Legion,: NO GLIMPSE into the future is this

 

picture. It is of a present-

    

‘any Rotary Club, or any church; day worker in atomic research and production plants in Britain,

;of any denomination wants to go The plastic clothing
ithead ‘with a rental housing pro-
ject. ‘ ‘
Nobady needs to go hat in! in“operation,
[hand to the government or pare
‘liament at Ottawa, for Canada .
‘has already set up the new hous- |
‘ing act. Nobody at Ottawa neads '
'to vote any more money for this!
| project, from the Dominion end, :
‘Yor the money has already been:
‘Voted and is in the bank just ,
jwaiting for somebody to come:
along and use it.
/ All that the new Act requires;
;4s that some responsible local:
euthority put up from 10 per
‘cent to 20 per cent of the cost of

VATICAN CITY i#—Detailed |
x-rays taken today of Pope Pius.
showed he is suffering from ty
small hernia, his private physic-.
ian announced.

‘the rental housing project in the x-rays also showed the 78-. the diaphragm.

year-old head of the Roman:
eo od Catholic Church Is

The only rules are that the from gastritis,

question,
i suffering ,

Tics has been a consultant on the |
buildings must conform to CM é&  Galeazzi-Lisi described ‘the: mn re orga ait k st week that:
HC standards, and that there be hernia as of “small importance" Pope's case, said last week that
Such an operation would he a;

“very minor and local: affair’;

ceilings on the rents for stimu- amd added that the pictures ¢::
' not reveal the presence o:
oo. bog stomach ulcer, i
HERE are two samples of how: The Pope’s physician did not:
_ two different types of rental expiain just what was the cen-
Erojects would work:

ie
dition of gastritis.revealed by the: it
. Suppose that the New West- x-rays, but he indicated ‘that | i
Minister local of the Internation. was not a surprising factor. | Y
th Yoodworkers Union decided: The pontiff was reported tire: 1}
‘ eeded in ite nn aan ees by the examination, which was! ¥
_ decided to go ahead with a pro- described as “very detailed.” [li
ject of its own. Suppose that the !asted almost two hours. But the &
‘tnion argued out the question Pope was said to have tolerated: %
ds this rental housing to be syb-. the barium solution’ well, The #
sidized_ rental housing, or un- ‘solution must be taken by mouth!
subsidized? to outline the internal organs for:

  
  
  
   
 
   
  

Suppose that the union de- the x-rays. Ye
cided to build a group of eight 77”. nn i
rental, houses, Suppose the cost’ f° Luxury Stecmer i
.of each house, including land, & . Fe
fame to $8000, That would mean Prince George H
-that the union would have to put: 7 SAILS FOR it
“Up 20 per cent, $1,600 for every s iy
$8,000 finally built, Y VANCOUVER i

For three years the union! | ‘
Would be compelled to keep rent.) A’ td Inlermediate Ports i
ills below the celling set by CM & : Each Thursday ay
“HC. But the union would take at 1:15 pam, ig
‘NO great risk that the project : For KETCHIKAN jf

might “go sour.” For the new!
Housing Act actually contains iw
X provision whereby the rental ,
Income is guaranteed for 30
years, i
, Hm ,
SUPPOSE, that, a-brunch; ofthe :

Canadian Legtoir decided Yo in’
Vest its surplus {n subsidized
j housing for its members on War
‘Veterans Allowance,
; An investment of $60,000 by:

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Pope Suffering From Hernia
But No Stomach Ulcer Signs

. A consultation of Galeazzi-Lisi ‘
and severs! other doctors was | 37:
called for later today to decide | #
whether or not to operate on the : }
Pope for the hernia, which the

Dr. Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi said doeetors said was discovered in

, Dr. Raffaele Paolucci di Val- |
magelore, famous surzean who !

Which the pontiff could: survive, (i

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health Insurance being enacted sult of a carefully condidered,
i the approaching session of specific scheme, But they also
Parliament is described very were warned not to expect any-
uthoritatively in government thing lke Immediate or even
dreles as exactly nil, jcarly action. The subject was
The official attitude is sald {o one, they were told, upon: which
2 that the burden of’paternal- a “very great difference ‘of op-
istle legislation already ‘built wp, tnion” existed within the Cab-
is all that the Canadian economy Inet, co
‘an support in its present state; In other words, na tlon al
of productivity-—-and having re health insurance Is”. some.
sard to the “ecessity of keeping ithing that's being left. in ‘the
Canadian vests conipetitive with |
ather exporting countries whose ‘tyme to come, *
soods must be met in world mar -lergency should arise in’ which |
Kets, the government considered that!
During recent months labor -nly some spectacular resort to
interests have been pressuring :0-called Santa Claus legislation
for. amendménts to the Unem- vould save the situation, it might
ployment Insuitance Act which, be warthed up, Otherwise, It 1s
In effect, wattld have constituted ‘likely to stay where it is,°
national health insurance by a} The economics rieyolved in-the
back-door method. What the government's decision may "be
unionists wanted was a scheme ‘readily understood, During the
of sickness benefits comparable current year Canadian produc.
ta the benefits which the legis~ Htlon has béeh dropping, Tax
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