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Thursday, October /, 1994

ne pee perenne ete nents

H. G. PERRY, Vice-President

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‘7 carrler—Per Week, 25e; per month, $1.00; per year, $10.00. au NE 1

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thorized af second class mall by the Post Office Department. Ottawa

“Kh Independent datly newspaper devoted to tue upbinlding of Prince Rupert
and Northern and Central Britlsh Columbia.
Member of Canadian Press'-— Audit Bureau of Clreulations
Canadian Daily: Newgpaper Assoctation.
Puplshed by The Prince Rupert Dally, News Limited.

gh Fog”

matter of wild speculation

veudt) Which millions of dollars are added or subtract.
ed accorsling Lo one’s opinion of whether or not
= <The project is desirable, As precisel
@ be estimated at tne moment, the figures are con-
Ciined in a report several inches thick just com-
jleted by Department of Transport engineers,

Perhaps these calculations will establish that
the project is feasible after all oy perhaps they will

y as they can’

of those who could see no

Value in Princes Rupert airport in the first place
iind, wilh tall guesses of costs Invoived, have dis-
missed the whole ideaas fantastic.

Whatever the case,
f those whe have fought to |

the report is another mile

reduce the issue to facts instead of parlor econ-
onies, With this material available, it will not. be
Hecessury to discuss the subject in the same kind
df fog which critics once claimed would preclude
in any ease, These me-
teorologicd] “arguments were finally refuted on
the strength of evidence at hand, and the financial
ones may come to the same end.

_ The point is that we are getting through the
misty hot air which, on the subject of a Prince
Rupert airport, has blown consistently from the

direction of Ottawa.

Possibly, like a pilot in the
same conditions, we will find new hazards ahead.
But at least we can make sure of our course now
and head foycthe best landme—and we do .not
mean on water,

On Cligibing Stairs
A CCORDING to German researchers, those who

live in houses without elevators and who
regularly climb flights of stairs may consider
themselves as well-trained athletes.

* — minute, ploughing uses twice as many, bicycling
requires 6,300, and digging ditches in loamy soil
dbout ‘7,500 calories:per minute. But climbing
stairs uses more than 15,000 calories per minute
and even more if the climber carries a load. .

“No wonder we have an automatic aversion to
stairs,

Ordinary walking burns up 2,100 calories per |

a premacy
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@ Germany Re-armed

IT TS impossible to regard the onteome of the London
Nine-Power Conference with other than mixed
| feelings. per of such a deal will increase
From the short range view the in aiect ratio to the size of the
outcome of the meeting 1S 2 pew West German army,
great victory for the patient ivery German wants the re-
peacc-making ‘of Anthony. Eden yuitieation of his country, The
who suceeeded in spite of the p

{ " Russians are now in a position
blundering provocations of Joha (9 gffoy a deal to West Germany
Foster Dulles,

cn tha folowing lines:
iden has induced the present — pussia would withdraw her
government of France lo agree ticans from Rast Germany, and
to a 12-division German amy in hand over Rast Germany to the
‘NATO by promisiig to keep Bri- goverment ef West Germany--
g the whole coun-

ish divisions on the continent thus reunitin
itry. In return for this, the West

of Europe for 4 least 40 years.
_ But it wemains’ to be seen German government would guar-
‘whether any French government antee to keep all Germany. out
can survive even this sufeguard gf the western power bloc, -
agreement to re-arm Germany. | te
| ft fF HIN signing’ the pact to re-arm
iTHE risks in German re-arma-: Germany the western powers
ment speak for themselves.

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thas made war on her own neigh- «ately taking a chance on ‘the
bors, On the third occasion, the good faith of all German gov-
iGerman nation turned back the ernments—present and future.
hands of the clock of civilization » Ivisa very great risk—and the
to the most horrible in man's: pest thing that can be said for
jremote dash past. Germany ths eourse is that it is less risky
| was the most highly literate and. than any other course which now
, best educated of any country on. seems open to the west.

earth, Yet -there is nothing, in:
the whole history of man, so;
terrible and horrible as the de-!
liberate, planned murder of 6,-:

K “have therefore taken on a cal-'
("Three times since 1870 Germany culated risk. They are deliber-:

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striped suit, Dr. Shunichi Matsumoto, Japan’s Ambassador {o |
Great Eritain, illustrates his wrestling technique during inaug-
uration of a Japanese clubhouse in London. This: may well be
the Japanese version of Teddy Roosevelt's: “speak softly and
carry a ble stick” form of diplomacy,

000,000 Jews, and of millions of
Poles, Ukrainians and = Slavs
whom the rulers of Germany re-
garded as “lesser breeds.” They

face of the earth to make room
for the “master race.” Yet the
majority of Germans willingly
supported Hitler te the end. .

It is less than ten years since
that attempt at world conquest
was defeated. Yet here are the
western allies actually rebuild-
ing the German army in the face
of the deep misgivings of almost
all Frenchmen and about half
of ‘the péople’ of western Gor-
many itself,

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| THE reasons why the western
, . powers “have ‘felt It Mecessary
to do this-are as-plati as are the
‘Tisks involved,
Germany remains the key. to

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‘ual holiday and from now on! Who ‘hails’ all the way from|{side of the ‘west it. would only:
wn | would seem that we'll be see- South Africa, She’s a woman's; be A question.“ of ‘timé’ till the
"apn heelthier Hollywood and: tights fighter and veteran. She; Russian grip. on. the. occupied...
1 the whale, betler shows. Film Started by leading the suffragette eastern
ans must be happy enough, One| Movement frou’ 1926 to 1930.)could be broken, even without

omens

_jthere would be no chance that’ VICTORIA (CP)— Seventy-two’ “evelopment. There's a strong |

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| rae : ‘a inetual war : 0 from continuous rivalry between |
1g) MNfevses Lo having witnessed; Then, with General Smuts to;etual war, . HMCS Venture to provide basle' government. ant opposition in!
“ot he same canvas drama nine, back her, she battled for removal | * re instip traiping for the 150 the realm of policies affecting
NE mes, Of legal disabilities of women. At: BUT the Russians know all the officers-in-training. She — was the public interest It doesn't
Hi & 4 _ that time women had no guard-| above facts as weil as do tho brought here by a voluntesr contemplate long-range co-oper '
MTN mes nite “ee 4 fanship rights over thelr child-;Germans, the French, the Bri- crew, ation between the two eroune
fe sled eee vanes OF York, ren, no alimony In diverce and) {sh or the Americans, The iron-hulled ship was built: and couldn't on ‘Survie me
if ouple, have finally;wan q home." Property rights. Ik took 23) The Russians have every right in a U.S, yard in 1921 as a pri-‘sueh practise became the rule.
it Hthelrown. It's: Pili drive Years, hut Bertha’s Bill went | Lo fear Germany as have the’ yate yacht and sailed jn the | _ sy
his ie ‘om Pariz—and ils gansed the: ough, nth or ut ante fer Great Lakes for many years,’ There is considerable specu
pl ite her (vet maea. a mans nave invaded Rus- Navy League of Canada obtained lation a1 |
iw Teemantiele Well thes coe ‘rete: Noless a dignilary than Prem-'sit several times since they‘ the “west prior to the Second coming Drewatlcles toklon the.
ne re tae ent ter St. Laurent recently compli- formed the ,backhone yf Na-! orld War as a sea cadet trains wrane aC: a.
wing away from payine rent | World War as a sea cadet train wraps off a PC polley of more:
1. Ye thinga “mented young Canadlans who poleon's intruding army. ‘ine s “ore fs Honpoue ps
out that something? y b ,ing ship In Georgian Bay, Vigorous Immigration from con-
i ‘oie eS ty ins have been showing ability, ski, We canbe sure; that the Soviet; ee Unentat Birone'ses wil" gthe.
ye — Ty ad: fntlugtiy: in the daily de) will ain Ke Als, AUT ERG TIAYS oe voduiapegi hey | Untied Kin ron One i Ui AN
’ ie ‘So YOUN KE ROD OE ‘livaedof fippapers IL might, tO dteq aaa Pena? Sul BA I By PD ey hop’: doesn't want ena
uh " . | be sald Unat what the prime power camp of the west. MIN nres ‘stepped’ up so lung ‘f
ve tae TARE A TRIP? sininister said could be applied) | He ” “reeession continie ft swell th
"Oy ith equal falrness throughout ONE obvious risk is that theRus- fp rr tanks of the hatte y eel the
be aes ave all orrioe wit, With equal falrness: throughout ovions risk is (hat the Rus-  f, . lranks of the nation’ .
‘ y hee Ml Your warrles WH the Dominion, nh, sian Communists will attempt. ven rants led, But frommnany other ayant !
‘ f Your local travel avent __ Onother deal with the West Ger. 1) f ‘ers the pressure for Yn d
a a e His servlees ure fren In a erisls always behave Nike EM military leaders, ‘The dan- health way “ fox ihe Fee Pressure a rapld
a) noone anne ee OR wlth grants for British Col. - !
an SL CRAWFORD MOORE TRAVEL |. duck—-keep ealm and unruffled YYPAN “ERR UTC Unbia totalling $15,710 were an-
re MED on the surface but paddle une ONT ANDING SERVICE jotmced loday by the federal | sEWLANDS !
Ps, ‘iy! dl om ; ,; ia 41 tet , | HALIFAX @-.-The Nova Seotta health department,
mn’ t Pr. Rupert Terrace Kitimat | Ne aevll underneath. , ee peralve Union is studying — ‘The Vancouver metropolitan SPORTSMANS YARN
On - The last ston bee st Possibility of setting up i health committee will recelye
i i: Dial 5227 13 af ; aa The mn step he- trast fund to provide long-term $9,150 towards the cost ofa tat for
| are making concessions, one and mortgages, rhe , I!
| fF ; k _ public health unit in Vancouver, | INDIAN SWEATERS |
oe , , The elty’s new health centro for
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| There’s a good reason why'not
‘ton much has been heard from
(PC Leader George Drew since his
return from his extended holi-
iday on continental Europe.

! The PC chieftain has been
{burying himself in the task of
i literary compesition,
'to bis intimates, he has been
‘preparing a series of articles on

| his sumjgner travels. An Ottawa

According |

terest on that account from the. build-up of population is strony, |

‘The suggestion’ in polftieal
circles here is that Leader Drew |

Roman Catholic secular press.

Journalism is an old story for|
Hon, Mr. Drew, At various per-
iods in his career he has been a
contributor to national maga-
zines on controversial topics, us-
ually of a defence flavor.
Writes with a vigor which gen-'
erally provokes a reply of sorts
frem the interests he attacks. A

 

Hei and

intends to'ally:the PCs with the i
idvocates of a larger popula-.,
| tion to bring about a further cra
‘Of rapid Canadian expansion —
back- :

that his articles

grounded In his European ob- :
servations will fire the first shot’

ipublic relations counsellor ‘has Rcyal Commission once was set {in the crusade.

ibeen retained to see that they
‘secure wide newspaper and mag-

;a7ine distribution. They are, re-|

‘ported to deal especially with
the question of Communism, in
Western Europeiand. to, be evok-
ung considerable favorable: ‘in-
pe ee Re a :

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‘Ketch Arrives.
To Aid Training

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‘up as a result of some of hist:
magazine articles.’ |
The coming series fram his pen; ,
‘opens up obvious possibilities. ;
‘The articles could be so severely |
‘critfeal of Canadian. policy in}
, Western Europe—-which Hon. Mr
‘Drew..viewed at first-hand dur
ing “recent months—that. they
“would bring to a close the era of
‘bi-partisan foreign policy that!
‘has lasted since the end of World!
“War It," os

Most political circles ‘inthe !

STARLING SHOOT

| SARNIA, Ont, (CP)—-Police in! .
Sarnia were authorized’ to hold:
ja starling shoot Heeduse, 4 city.
‘tcouneillor, said, “it will be a good:
i chance to let the police get their
eye in and get rid of starlings at’
the sam

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NEW YORK (—Rear-Admiral
Tewis L. Strauss, chairman of
the U.S. Alomic Energy Commis.
sion, has disclosed that hydrogen

of a patient with advanced can-
cer, Outcome of the treatment

is still unknown. . a

The test ‘proves that. human
patients can be treated by cyclo.
fron beam, Strauss said, Thus

from atomi¢ acceleration,

Strauss spoke ata dinner here,
He said the test was conducted
at. the University of Californie
lnhoratory 4n ‘Berkeley, - Calif,
under the direction of Dy, Johny
H, Lawrence,

USELESS SPECIMEN

ST. JOHN’S, Nfld. @—A wolf
ecl, rare in Newfoundland waters
has been, put in the tanks at the
federal fisheries résearch station
for investigation, The creature,
which offielals’ say serves. no
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