ae He

rey
ae

\

Laer ti

~ y

if
, ee ' | 2 . F
Socreds Plast } We
7

  
  
 

 
    

toe ee en ~ a oe Boek tem wee .
wa ye WE ae § eNEVV GS ;
‘Monday, October: 22, 1953. -. main

  

  
  
     
  
  

 
  

)

   

id ieewajuiejoce ise fated td iheeripauniiding wi.
ad Norlhenn and Central, British. Columbia. :

Canadian Press—Audit Buren of Cifeulations oe
in: Daily Newspaper: Association «<7 -
Prince: Rupert Dally ‘News Limited ©

1 MAGIOR,. President 0032 7

r “v'Subseription: Rates: a
all--Per. month, hheyper yea’ 880075
Arrier—-Per week, 26e;, per,month, §1.00;-/per-:yeak, $10.00
md’ class mall by thes Poa Office epartntant, +Oltnwa

 

seus cose | D-

 

 
 

  
 
  

Ae t Se P re | : 2 Full Effort
eee It | | For 37 Vote

by VICTORIA tw -- The Sociale | ties

"yy secol

   
 
 
   
 

 

wootk
hed

f
{
!
|
i
|
M
i
i
|
4
becigcearemesnanene |
i

Jiewsof Canada. 28g
‘juithie: Writted States think of ‘Canada, |j

 

 

Credit National Executive win OW pe
meet three thmes In the next’ tig: i Na
months to plan for a “maximum:
effort” in nexb year's Aegan

ection campaign, 7s

 
 
  

Tre

 
  

 

      
 
  
   
   
 
 
 
  
  
  
  
  

 

 

 

  
 
   
  
  

 
      

  
  
    
    
 
  

  
 
  
 

 

 
 

  
   
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
   
  
 
  
 
  
  
  
 
 
     
  

 

 

  

     
 

 

 
 

  
 

     
 

    

 

 

waanily affectionate, .. The

peaceful neighbors for more |g Alte ale Ne oe A Attorney-General Robert Bons | vay.
tain Paiva that | Poe BAM : wY eae: yo ner, back from an execullye | +1, The
] Ut to's. that it py China's Ne W Five Ye ef Plan | meeting in Edmonton und aA, Son's”
iovld itis. com- ||." PEIPING, China—The smiling giant; Néw China, the executive will meet agin | mari

a PR Re a ge arin Sa Sy ge i ay . sdmonton. sana

der there are | has gone back to work after the two-day national holi- 4 Nav 34 and Ae Winniper bees HRY

day celebration, ' ve oald. Sual Ora |. COR

~-Ttseems like a good time to re-_ portance {fs going: on here. in this ‘J eun a fuil slate in the West. une: |, ‘dots

| port to Canadians what’ all the country, where over.one-fifth of questionably,” and that, the), Rot: aor

| millions’ of Chinese were march- all. the. world’s human beiias.live. monton meeting ended on, a. note. ! N gli

Jing and‘cheering about.” ‘| Any: close student: of ecorom-" _ of optimism “on the subject’ o hue

OCISey Ne = Any foreign obscrver. can see ics will note from the ‘figures as making a maximum effort", f Lie

ewspaper vand hear for himself overwhelm. | ven above: just awhat the New ward running candidates: tnt execu

Ce NSEEE Ving evidence that. this -povérn- China 1s up against. « 265 federal constituencies, "i ham

. A. great ment: does have tlie support of plo de ast eel. are| Be aan 4 tp

> ltheemasses of people. (au on.-tron and steel, and | RSRSgase oS . See yi yt

wh”. |The reason XS nlso apparent, |China’s output in this respect is| mi en  ! ms ™ ve os LETTERBOX: McRi

» /On-evety hand there is construc- almost. pitifully, Inadequate for| “THIS UNITED STATES army photo shows the nose of: 26-foot Aerobee rocket loaded with The Editor wn conin

tion, : Great wide new roacls are; the tasks she has set herself. seientific equipment and ready for- test firing into space from 4 special launching tower 12 The Daily News: nay ade

peing ‘cut’ through. this ancient! There was-a slight drop in the| miles east of Fort Churchill, Manitoba,‘ 610, miles north of Winnipeg. The launching plat- Every “year there ar vanity {Winn

capital, for instance... = US. ‘steel, production during} form cost an estimated $6,000,000, "In the next’ two--months eight ‘rockets will be launched. !yumber of hunters iro ve _* Wrer

: 1955-56 because of a-natioh-wide; ‘The Aerobee is expected to be, shot more than 80.miles in the air to gather atmospheric data. | Rupert coming out Sorte la

~ ‘Theré ‘is almost: feverish con- 56 because O1 ) shot:
struction of numerous new build- steel strike, In 1956 the: steel Experts m charge of the firing ‘are (left to right): N. W. Spence, R, L. Bogess, Paul Shaler, i way... Summit Lake Rodd ¢
ings+-especially schools and tni- output was 117,000,000 tons .com- | Ww. G. Contlick, J. A. Cornell; all of, the University of Michigan, and J. M. Platt of the Cam--- | ween Yelkwa and Hou SC
versities,” and.” the “institutions ‘pared. with 115,000,000 tons. dure | ‘bridge. Airforce Research Centre. : - (CP Photo).. : Most of these peopie are of course” a
ig ne period, —_ very nice and behave in the rp.
It i8 also important for Ca-| “per manner but to those who thiget ¢

Ke “pars the . various .boards.and- indus- |, dian ‘renders to Ua~ | a Bo .
poe tesa we sae abina eu to rae et OS T [ NA FE ,; d PL A CE ‘| concerns, who cannot leave cabing))
what, ‘isp against in Uy ih Oo an eee ‘doors and traps alone .. wo 10% gM
: Selvi

th
on,

 

 

 

 

- whiich::are "the headquarters.- of

  

  

 

 

 

 

 

         
   
 
    
  
 
   
  
 
 
 

 

 

  
 
 
 
  
  
  
 
  
  
 

 

 

 

 
   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
   

 

   
  
   
   

   
   
    
  

ULEAD. ae “| RAMILIES RESENT: MOVE.“ ling to rai Cae and |
will bring-the industrial growth |, js: quite ‘true, that nol ‘Hing to raise enough food to feed |} ‘these human pack rats 1-say
fs CPI yy hae gg nea ad Tt. is quite: true; that not all ‘her,’ enormous -population-and | “By STAN ROUGH scheme afoot rovid . ff d tt oof | don't come out this 4 ny any first
vease: that. will and: the ‘causes of»; these improvements are . Put why-her’ leaders seek the advice). 1910 MAIL DELIVE ,Sehem s were af00 0 provide been run 0 and the proof. Con oul ths way dhyg 8?
HAE ee Ooo through without grumbling. : andhelp in this. respect from AIL DELIVERY casier access to Eldorado, Na-j reading completed. The booklet more. You spoil things for the!) meh
‘also-has brought. a new: | ‘They-tell me that a good many production ex cits ee as Lord. Barney Mulvany of Burns turally, a railway was the first) will ‘be a real souvenir of Kiti- rest of the people. Stop’ this; held
"his has been the mutual of the Pieping families resented Royd Orr who Is > now andl en writes, In the late fall of thought; but the Klondike was| mal and we believe that many Defore It is Loo late, Nd dan
pis Bee Meet als oy | the demolition ‘of their homes, our own Minister of nericuiture. lat Dick Sargent, postmaster £0 situated as to ‘be almost un. jaf our readers will want to se- ROBERT EICHENBERGER;|. SPY
d:States of surprise [and -their ‘enforced ‘removal t0°the Hon. ‘Jimmy. Gar diner..wh ; a Hazelton, met George Beirnes reachable by railway, except aitcure a number of copies to send Houston, meee “Ot
po the-N . h Pol | spic-and-span new housing de-!-Iso has'a. warm inviti ry Whojand myself as we came from enormous cost, The best that} to their friends, as Mrs,
s the: oy'th: Pole. t-SPe wee le-J also has .a. warm. invitation to! Omineca via Fort Bab : Las | ! Ne
oe Te ae velopments, °° 9 0°" “4 ae oe a via Fort Babine. ‘He could be suggested was a system!» Pales of Kitamaat will boi pyleg
Ce ea ee a sy Feome-as, Soon as.convenient. ‘was upset, to put it mildly, as sisti rh ral 1 , ra a1 1
mM concert to meet this "heir fathers and granafathers |." Also, China’s leaders ,areino mail had en received se ean era ea yoand and) published by the Kitimat wre Holl
casures taken re not {before them ned been born Hee reed Tend an red We mouth fom Htimal, [wished to be en oe ease sen proceeds wil 20 np
ier eeg hy eo eto, Lived an ied in the dingy. bul snow. very. well the im roved!. We aer , ret i story. T yg | CON bABE Oe steel | Ot
jated by Canadians.” | shacks to which the people were |sanitation and health mmeasures| and tecten with the _iivimatjnadian tennvory. eon Territory’ Gl the Kilimaat Village Unies ie
geht : eur) Vgeeustomed. 0 0 ~oss' ol whieh ‘arenow i} plied: wi Wye Th babe aes : rritory; Chureh Organ fund, it is hoped : ‘
ao would stat 1 the full’ | Canadian .slum-clearance ‘pro “ting China’ hie rene | rail to Coppet City and found: in dispute, and the nearcst ports! the sale of this pooklet. will have : HAY
we. would stan¢ 2 anadian .: SuMeblvee ling “China's high (death rates, the ¢ , ‘a
pe core | rams, some of:those who in the find co tend’ to make for. an aven it SOO a teat’ tr alwere claimed by the Une New Orga TT ! ean
e : . des Way , ‘ams, some OQ), Und: A Png so ten AKG ‘ » near bE tae wai io . s . . ,! ean.
g the Dis nt Ea ly Warn end; ‘benefitted most. from ‘the groster‘net increase. in popula- where ead been loll f Oot : If you. are interested in Pur | sen
1 m of ‘Alaska-and changes, resisted’ those changes ‘tion. than the 7 to 10: million| Meanskini ‘ ee y the. “The southern terminus of;chasing six autographed copies
Ln the hardest int the beginning. |preseni iniereasé per year. | eanskinisht carners. {the nearest all-Canadian routeiof Tales of Kitamaat, send 1
'¢ an ad 4 5. contri: But’ on the. whole the people Prem na a aE We followed the trail untill it | was at Telegraph Creek, head | your moncy order for $4.50. made i Po, a
ty of sites for, appear .to’-understand and ap- [eo ur rT Rp Vee [poeree out, but pushed ahead,'of navigation ca the Stikine [payable to the Kitamaat Village! UNDS WONDERFUL?" son
Pe ny seen" \prove - the ‘purposes :of the Five. LET EI OX: _ {following caribou racks: until ; River. Although the river reached United Church Organ Fund. to; SOUNDS WONDERFULS on
nits territory. lear Plan’ method of increasing be ee ste sity we picked up the trail again and ire sea through territory claimed | Box 953, Main P.O., or sce Stan} “what sounds wonderful?” ae
: ble coe aie i prodviction, for. they can see for ene stirs “oe tial . reached a mai} cahhe, Arriving . by the United States, navigution Rough or Gordon Robinson at:  “Well—I hear the complete Sti fr I
Ne al’ ‘angement | themselves. how -it: is increasing | .. “GENEROUS COVERAGE | tt. Kitimat we aelivered’ the’ was free to Canadians. From the Recreation hall, yt Weakly ig coming out tn: Tablol TOL
 protectio! statis: their own standard of living. ‘The Editor, 0 | " imail. There was little mail to|Telegraph Creek, a line Could De | rz a reer em form.” venvur a
7 pxO eC lon Stas.’ RP he oe |The Daily News. | a oo {take back, as ‘the canoes from built to Lake Teslin, 150 miles | me tne te Rotogravur seh
th our 160,000, QQ | FIVE-YEAR PUAN we tould- Rot let 1956. go. by me villas had gone io Port northward, and from there an| Civic” Centre Ne cthat's already in, Tabla ven
Ding cote ge a eg gat | Withou “once more: acknowlede- Essington to pick up the. mai uninterrupted water route to ; form, I mean the whole paper, is ¢ ver
y atenth asmany ee ene arent Com ing our debt of gratitude,to your| from the coastal steamer ‘and|the goldfields. was possible. J ' p t. he in compact tabloid form wer
\) But it as:hurt Jeress,<after: long discussions by newspaper for the generous cov- had net retus:-* —~ 1Goods must still, be transferred, act «= 0 pages ten and a half by laurie ,
ere a thousand delegates: \erage ‘and sympathetic. support The Kitimat trail was good for| however, to and from river and BINGO pinches dn
: over a thousa - “rage. an m1] tic. supp Jas g00 ' re ' “Oh I see—the magazine secti
“ocr Vpotal andustrial: and agricul given to’ The Salvation ‘Army : dog teams ard dog feed was} ocean steamers at Wrangel. in * toa.” Pet a
“how ‘|tufal’ production will “be raised Red. Shiejd Apes. «. s, plentiful and the Kitimat route the ‘United States territory, but $100 Jackpu. Plus | “Yes and that’s not all, they tal
‘aide. th 7 iI ér in “ 7: per. cent-from 1957. to 1962.1. Owing to delayed campaigns , was ubed “frequently ‘as travel- it was: hoped that-eventually the 14 Additional Games — + me the Star Weekly is going-t9 Qe
side-the Canadian banner. 10 |” Industrial: output: will’ ‘be, te: Hational total will’ not be {lity condii‘ons were bad on the line cduld be extended to a more ; ingo Night f | new in,many. ways. New uum moe
RW line simply means dounled in that time, and agri- ‘known until late Fall, ‘bab’ re- | lower Skeena ‘and ‘na canoes {Southerly port, In. Canadian ter Every Binge ee ce A make-up-—New typpe tha's easier
tf )EW line simply meat) rut e, turns to date’ ind zm dna lware fy , + Han ' . As Low as $2.00 for the ! read-—exciting and color{u
he flying over Ci ada ts eultural production increased by} urns to ate’ int icate that the) were frequently held ap, tory, In view of the develop-i¥ Evening i “aygy—-that does sound wonder!
e flying over Canada ° 135 per cent. vo fobjective wt oe exceeded, | RUADING PROJECT ment now in progress there, 1 Miowpay, OCT. 2 When'will we geil”,
: mber's carrying H-bombs ~~ Steel output will be raised from express 10 yo t ond von ne fe i a you ae te develop the : interesting to wie that Kiti-; 3:00 p n ee “Out Oetober 29th | believe.”
; aa gat -|4.120,000 tons in 1957 to 12,000,-| 8 throne yout, staff,/ Nobby of historical research, Ms was one of the ports sug, reset tans ave NEW! NEIL NBIYE Stay ee:
Oll! befor e they. can get to U.S. soil. 1000 tons’ in 1962: Oto oe eee with my we sue you read te ee otal CRESTS cereeereenanenne - Me NEW! ’ m Ne " su he
Mas ag citizens who support us. with Outline 0 History, by H. G., NCIAL IST'S 4

 

aye ky ’ wy aaa , ‘ . * uae . “ ‘ .

Pole ve ‘ . ’ ’BMeectricity output is.to-be up-j4, 0. .

bee explanations, that the US. government 1s leet, O00 million kilowatt time, Money and encouragement, Wells, Van Locns Geography by * After making -extensive Mn-:
: merely: looking after administration and. operations ‘Thours in. 1947 to-43,000 million in our warm thanks and apprecta-'Henarick Hillam Van Loon, A‘ quiries we find that the ten:
fay, a fee a Se History of English Speaking | Canadian provinces do not have |

Ny

t tL

u t

RS on des
“ wT ei) ' ‘

 

red

 

 

 

   

 

 
 

 

 

Vee Bn a Ll Aw edian oovelnmel fe tion, ,

gy EW me,: while the Canadian governmén t elnino ingots production is ~ - L, BURSEY, ‘Peoples by Winston §. Ghurehiil« provincial tree or animal, ale, rT ody
mak a8: ] dlicy, ne: Canadian veporter eyacked: “Yes, due to be increased from 100,000 - Hatlon Brigadier. : cost jand Jy Search of Adam by He- , though all have an offical: CALVERT HOUSE
eT Mw Wash not s das who's 0! me t {| to 120,000 tons, ational Campaign Director. ‘bert Wendt.:-These books should: flower. A local poll of leading | be ro im “
cot that means: Washington decides W NOs going. 0. Y chemical. fertilizers output Is ae ‘stiniulate your interest in the citizens resulted In the followhny | “A eee ti, hte Wh ’ A oe
«pet ver Cana wile Oban ies weer of pra oP | aden 9, ah ARSE AMS at Memes) | ag gy OMe OD
vs ~ lighyar" ermit should begrantec ee a { . cessed oss will peal milion en | 220 “Florence Nichols ‘wished (“NATION OF THE NORTH? ‘wick — moose, Quebec - black: wee ON Created for Canadian Hospitality be:

“0 Sone of this. animosity may. disappear with the Co et ee Mio.be Increased Lo 34| there was somethine she could by DM, be¥ourdals! bear, Ontario — beaver, Prince’, cet yp . Te ae

ONE Ob VS, HMO) v) . ) " § . . ‘ . ' ‘IE \ _ellver nye | wee amu $2

mae x iret help the needy, She has| “While thousands battled their: Edward teats silver 0x, Mame) os Tie advertisement 13 no: gubished ot displayed by the | ji

‘itoba—buffalo, Saskatchewan —

‘million cuble metres by 1962.
million cure # ; just’ knitted .her 250th swenter way overthe Chillxoot and other |

“completion of the supplementary, Mid-Canada line, Golion piece goods eloth out-

"Lie Cato Bou o bythe Goverment of Bish SAO

rn el

rla-—aliteupe amt) Ae

 

 

ommnamilavow of ainerart Wal’ te atuatale pub be 161,721,000 bolts (of for the Children's Ald Soclety mountaln passes, or tolled up!gopher, Albe
--2700-mile row of ane ‘aft warming stations stvetch Bu vs ol to. at Yeast eve. . "Heurbuleat streams, various! British Columbia —- mountaln —_ eae neem ne
wane weet eee clears oe - Loe i fy
ar

a
4,

“Ing: across the both pavallel of latilude, and built anid i935'mintion bolls In 1902.
manned entirely by Canadians, with 170,000,000 in GRAIN MAIN, PRONLEM
oe eae gg ». | New railway construction will:

 

1g To be n good neighbor,
1” wie

Sen or ROE TT DUTIES OF A CITAEN | Borrow with Confidence fr m:HFC

  
   
  
   

Lo To led the language of the: og,
Over half a million Canadian families every fear,

  
   

 

 

      

 

 

ls ‘Canadian, dollars; The MCL should hel put. the ,’ total.9,000 kilometres. In the see-. county. J
: ATS EU bee ay ay fy raat aan ng wha nia ipsvegy perlod: ; at de fo de ’ gs is, : : ;
a ee PuOpE! foots as a parine! sini) OH: Paove cy na r Fema tapyay ehdnlons of: et + porrasy with contidence from HFC, beontite FC
| AIG ‘pel Mk Si jp amy, Dah ye Hl si strenuous, olf tlt ny \ if ra ee he Vows of th Vo y isa radaigontyconsumer finanee company backed "
Se eee tine, howovers he Unite SEALs | eee once! | J 9\'r0 obey the Laws af the ‘scaagortrenns “
Halt Wo He y UN y Ve AY ULES are an Increase of cereal eralns country, by 78 yelrs experience, Household Finattee Mo
fo vole at miumicipal, provin- specializes in providing joans from $50 tq §fs000

‘government:eduld and should tate some steps to"ense from 181,500,000 tors Jn 1087 to!
neghborly {Métions,.. ‘The annual ‘sunnier resupply eae gae ae te tan volves
“operation for the DEW line, for instance, has heen much more. {han an Inerense in|
~ requried on in the’ past two yeurs almost ‘exclusively [fom from the tories. 1 Brey

in universities are |

with U.S. ships, alplanes and-military personnel, | Enrolments
: to be increased by 80 per cent,

“Out of 114 vessels in the recently completed 1956 op ‘over the first rive-yean plan, and

“apat \' } ' taal move fy ’ graduates should munber half al
eration, only one, an ieebt enker \ as from the Roy al ene your 1902,

6
6

elay and Dominion clectlons,, a ‘
@ To gain as much knowledge in one day, and in privacy. This prompl, cope, }
0
©

able money service is sivailable 10 you s+ jodayy .
: hf

!

|

as possible about Canada,

 

To take part tn commuanty j

| Welfare projects, oo ood |
ho To refrain from wl forms if OUSEHOLD FINANCE
prejudice religlous, raehal : } !
and any other. / yw + |
FOLKS BACK HOME i G, Fi, fdwards, Adonager ,
— Gordan Robinson's booklets! 9754 Third Ave, Wast at Second St. sucond floor, phane aan)

.\

pales af Ritual,” will soon he: PRINCE RUPERT, ec,

 

 

 

 

 

 

       

 

—Crmidian Navy,’ a, The above ave the hare bigger sea rees ‘The galley pron |
tls oo ¢ ‘Ve Lg ¢ uy ‘ : ! ; ve
“ho Canadian military establishment 1s smal, [Pons Ot ane ad which jvtlable, the galley prot Dave , . net
hy U,S, standards, but fully ag competent, It would swiftey Inarense mn be standard | '
a niga. 4a aetna. und { rmanttg of living of a great nation thon '
heawlse diplomatic gesture, and the physical NOSUItS ras ever taken plice before, any- : a
~—would-he just as satistactory, if Canadian soldiers, where in the anti WON ve
> gaflovs and merchantmen were invited to take wart I yg te el ae i ebOb Mh) ete PESO AINNE lt cols ss rh dea bailed wen” i
acay | Is a aweophng statement LYING EXACTLY as he fell when eniuifed by flaming death ] hey building LK arnt
4

tna dohcat Ano rm ngaayy. Nay « ig no exaggeration af the plain
‘ the job of filling the 1967, grocer y Hist for the DEW ty He pint Gay years ago, this pelriffed man presen.s a grim rembuder at) fay he future with
Jina, ° ce —| he Oregonian. | something of truly ttante Im- Ine devant eruption of Mount Veauvine In) AD, whieh + ‘. ‘
ca) SU hpepedineaeacs seins tas upsnsammenes asa a we ons vewcaree | Wed the elly of Pampoll under dcalructiyg lava, He was found |
] remarsably well preserved tia layer df day rock during recent CANADA
cxenvations near Pompoll's Parla Nostra, Other petvifled mans ‘

Vesa)
have been wiearthed on {he ale of thy catastrophe befere, and | S AVI NGS ) ‘ A NR SEN et nee
, , i ; ‘i on 7 de — yu

   
 
 
   
 
 
  
 
 
  
  
 

  
 
  

 

 

MUTUAL PROTECTS: CANADIANS
WITH GOVERNMENT DEPOSIT OF $4,153,000

are now on display In {lie nmseuins of Pompell,
aes, | BONDS

Music That Lives . .

 

 

   

  
  
 
 
  
 
 
  
  
 
 
  
  
 

4

 

 

 

 

 

2 vit you are a utval of Omotia polleyholder, you Federal Government In Ottowa for the sole
a : fan i ue yur preci ihe way NY Pr of Canadian polleyholders, Mutual of ' CUS to mn
-lronclad polices oxoctly sulled to your needs, $= Oniana quorontees you prompt C SH payment i "yt
With over $4,153,000 on deposit with the . of all [ust clolme direct from ro el office, "Wgh Fidelity cw mee
. a WN een WAITE P-468-high fidelity phono: my
WE ae graph with G-speed record ‘,
; . ete epee Ageneles a j changer Three hi { ] ‘ wo
Foarnnbernnen’s Wile, MD WehuriR Rls IW BuyscreM Touklspenkors oa
¥ oa " ane i | {
ies bf

es Vaneauivery ht Felepelione MTU dela : vee ifaer

. ee SO ed ap saat yoo , '
ol flaceuse of ie stabittiveottere vlas is Ma / 7
'y agent for prompt settlement 6 jul MUA
\
. '

. elalmoceits (nancial stake In
 Coniada's growth e= you'll find aE
i

Mutual of Omalia a good company MUU {nants
fodeal wih ’

Independent treble andl
Dass contrals,

Only $16.50 / Order yours through THE CANADIAN

McRAEBROS,LTD. | BANK OF COMMERCE. '/

Canadien Head Ofisd=Torenle

Sa I a eo te

“The Sore That Berviee Walle" MORE THAN 725 BRANCHES ACROSS CANADA TO SERVE YOU
wi Hhone aa
a WINN, AD tego

WORIO'S LAROEST FXCIUSIVE HEALTH & ACCIDENT COMPANY