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class mail by the Post Office Dp

JOUER Sone ence te es ce ee eres ee

Airmen tracts TAO Hem emg meme nena epncampnasunnes,
‘tindependent dally newspaper devuted to the upbullding of Prisice Rupert
: and Northern and Central British Columbta.

—- Audit Bureau of Clreulafions,
Newspaper Association,
Published by The Prince Rupert Dally News Limited.

H, G. PERRY, Viee-Presitent

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“Prince Rupert Makes Its Mark

ing and pleasing fact that in the +.
T latest edition of an authoritative |

lication called Quick Canadian Facts, Prince Rt

perl is the only city in B.C,

mention. Vietoria is listed

. son of its being the provinei:
| Prince Rupert is mentioned on the strength of
ils being the centre of ati industry which is pro-
_cessing primary resoureés:to create new consum-

considered worthy of
ilso, but only by ‘rea

ul capital,

ier prodicts, ‘The publication remarks:

“Gross value of British Columbia’s manufae-
turing output, estimated at $1.5 billion in 19
six: times as preat as in 1939,

threshold of far.greater expansion,

“The operation of the Canadian Chemical and
wood pulp plant near
Prince Rupert exemplifies how the province’s pri-
may resourees are being processed by secondary
roducer's Lo-create employment and provide new
‘Constmer products on a national basis

Cellusose Compiiny’s new

“White pulp made from B.C.’s hemlock, bal-
sam and spruce at Prince Rupert feeds 2 great

new petro-chemical plant at Edmonton
a yydombined..with. chemici
3 if yee

of materials to feed a host of factories across the

country. -Acetate yarn, for

instance, goes from

Ndmonton to primary textile mills— scattered

through the country but located mainly in Quebec

and Ontario—and becomes fabrics that are, in
turn, manufactured into clothing and many other
textile goods -in establishments from coast. to

- coast.” .
It is encouraging to note that P
~8 gaining recognition as an industri
' Steady increase ‘of traffic in.and. out of Port Ed-

ward by rail and water

dence

impressive stor
mind,

whe

 

vhy tax b

SHALLOW ENG

RANCE

(deep,

aymont-of Taxes on Sat

ovo mentioned time is

' GENERAL

Pushing

9 Third Avenue West

is the most tangible .év
of this development. In the years ahea
hooks about Canada should:

‘At Least Agreement Here

ben

ie eviden

ee Bata ooo
UWhevythe: kind of vitu-
- penttive reply many professional expert eduea-
have for those who ask questions about it,
—Hin
COLORFUL DUCK
Male mallards,
Ioxt favored game hirds, have

j bright green heads and a purple;
hark on the wing,

Notice to Taxpayers

The City Collector's Office will be open for the

urday, July 31st, 1954,
poymont made after the
subject to 5%, penalty,

R, W, LONG
City Clork

Push-Buiten
RANGE

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N BRITISH Columbia an astonished Minister of
dueation has just discovered it costs over $2
“millions a year to hive school children of that
provinee driven to and from. school. In Ontario
the average cost of transportation. runs around
dollar a.day per pupil for those that are carried,
This Lransportation jg just one of the rexsons:
ills for education are voing up. But
“few would iu’gue-that school buses be abolished.
Such unanimity does not

the other costs of so-called mad
1» aevlucation,
bin’ y .

extend to some of
ern, proeressivist

»

yenge that it

andal Post,

among the

 

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epartment, Ottawa

annual pub

Ho, Is
and is only on the

where, .
als secured from Alberta’s
eye WS boy, -o, ‘

natural gas, the wood pulp becomes a wide variely

al centre, The.-

{tha U.S.A. who have all along |

 

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BRIDGE COLLAPSE—T

 

ge at Str Plerre de Wakefield, Que., 20 miles

est covered “span in Quebec province, closed when
The piers were ‘weakened during construction ofa

 

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fic. Mayor George Cleary of Rast

* |1954-55 fiscal year.with a small

 

Canada’s Present Budget Tren

"  @ | fee a o Tir
Possible Deficit For First Tim
By HAROLD MORRISON
Canadian Press Staff writer
The- possibility now looms,

‘jeven at this early stage, that the
federal government may end the

‘rid of the first wo months of
Operations:in May dropped {o

the end of the first {yo mon
last year, .

SURPLUS SHRINKS

ths

budeetary deflelt, the first in
the post-war era,

The call on the treasury ean-
tinues- to be heavy, mainly ba-
cause of the tovernment's firm,
and fixed ybligations, payments
to the provinces, familv allaw-
ances and other social henefits,
But revenues just. don% seem
to be keeping up to demands,
Authorities say that some of the
lag may be attributed ta varinns
tax reductions outlined in the
last two budgets, to some in-
crease in unemployment this
year and to a cut in farm ine
come brought about matnly hy
smaller wheat sales,

Thus the federal surplus at the

the 1954 surplus the $25,000,000
Canadian Colombo plan contri.

in May last’year, then the sur-
plus so far would be more like
$149,000,000 than $174,000,000....

At first glance, the $149,000'-
000 would still seem to-be a for-
midable surplus, -but expendi:

Ing towards the year’s end. "The

fiscal year March 31 with a-sure
plus only of $24,000,000,

~ Finanee Minister Abbott. who
stecred the government through
eight years of surpluses, esitm-
;ated in his final budget three
Months ago that the government

 

   

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. BY . oy
“6 ‘ Qoots
Ebave Phibrot: a
"@ “Rhee Road to Ruin
THE inflammatory speech made by Pr
man Rhee to..the American Congress raises tl
question of the wisdom of keeping our
a ‘ veo, ann enna
troops in Korea, ..
‘OF course, no responsible Can-'

 

 

adian would consider ‘participa- |
tion by this country in any such}
hare-brained scheme as Rhee
suggests. Canada has already:
made it quile clear that we would |

sary, do to Russia right-now

 

 

not “go along” in any re-opening | jest charlady, is vividly aware
of the war in Korea, unless that! that Russia has the power, right

resulted from a new attack from “y

the north. " rent waste-lant

Bul the spectacular suggestion active mud," oe
made by the aged president of; Hf bomfs are no respecters of
South Korea pases a NEW UES~ I norsons — Tf one bonis “falls on
lion: {the Kremlin, how long will it be
- Should we-lea ve our-tioops out+before another bomb falis on the
‘in-that- part: ofthe -world-whered Vi

Vatican. City;: (he+ Eiffel ‘Tower
Rhee:and others who think like Versailles, Edinburgh castle—not

a blob of radio

 

 

| Rhee, are ‘ina position Lat
Aare. na poston to

tal | tofiien(ion thd Suez or Welland
| thing" which would eribroll bv | cial” . wo
)erybody on the spote Mm
COs eat Fe CANADA should do everything

|RHEBSS plan of what hecally'a!: inther power to-calm down.the
"y “counter, ‘prattack”. 9 ainst ; world, to relax world tension, to
Natl} Koreavgrid Chip is pldin |Blve ‘hot, heads timeto. coo].”
proof of the’ miktary insanity} “Cahdda should make it clénr to
(Of himself aya of ‘same Ahighup pthe sworld ‘in, geheral..and to
‘people in the armed szrvices of Rhec's friends in the United
States in particular that. ‘they
been saving in private, that Rhee ;can “include us out” of'dny haré-
now says right out loud: = {brdined short-cut to world sui.
“Riee’s “plan” boiig down to: cide. Ta
this: An Asian army would be, Tra nn nna |
formed, composed of South Kor- po pee oo
eans,, Chiang’s, troops now on | G df | pte.
Formosa, and tertain other fore- | alta lan mports
es which Rhee does not mention | a pe
MN teo much detail But ine! Famed Rembrandt
bulk of such an Asian army as ' :
Rhee has in mind could only i
come from Japan,
Rhes does not deny the pos-

 

TILLSONBURG, Ont, (Cp) —
Canada has ‘acquired another
Rembrandt. A painting by the
SibiLy that in the event of such lumous  1%thscentury — Duteh«
a “counter-attack” Russia might painter came lo this western One.
live up to the terms of her sul- | Larlo town recently as “settlers:
emn alliance with Red China, effects,”
and come into the

resultant war! TL js a portrait of the’ artist's
But, says Rheo, if that happens, | mother
the

I , Valued by the owner al
‘S. abloree will he in UV $50,000,

positon to destroy the main! Dr. Stefen Bangarth of Tifi-
bases of Tussin power, That \s sonbure, who has been in Can-
Whalesome Amérivin: Brass Hat! ada three yeays; had the-yialntng:

Are itching A “ inyway, shipped from storage In ubopes
st aye * ale Oe : Choe ne wach | “tet

WHAT Rhee does not say Ls that, us
While the U.S, undoubtedly hes} > ROCKY MOUNTAIN PASS |
ib within tts power (6 destroy! ‘The ‘existence of Crow's Nest
much of Russla and. Ching, Rus. | pass through the Rocky: metui+

Wins was first noted in 18584,"

 

 

destroy much of what is most

SMe rm epee ees ee

Reflects ano .|
_ Reminisces:

esident Syng-

1 out any nourishment, But why
Canadian cn earth don’t they?

hal the US cone ose gute 2 lot longer than single
‘ ‘ _ men, but they don't say why.

‘Bul everybody in Britain, from.
peel the iat ne ee to Portsmouth, England, now sells
i Majesty the Queen to the low-

how, to leave Britain a perman- |’

1even og more

‘jtoo mueh on food. This give:

. In old days, if. you gave an
Inch, the other fellow
yard, Today, the. vant
take, or try, to. take this ei
country, oe ene

oy ath Dae

Ing Is Introducing. a new kind of
cooker, whieh cooks perfectly,
ind emits vo funes or cooking

ray...

 

 

~ If one haif the world remains
‘Unaware of how the other half
lives, perhaps it's just as well,

| It is asserted that a mosquito
‘can live a day and a half with-

They tell us married men live

 

A baker doing business in

-@ loaf: sliced partly thick for
i toast, partly thin for sand-
, Wiches.

PLAY BALL

In Missourl a mather has just
had her tenth hoy An entire
ball team -as well as an extra
pitcher,

a:

t

-On'a warm and bright day, a/
summer camp is one.of the fin-
est and most -altraclive places.
i In case of rain, notliing.can look

may end 1954-55 with. a favor.
able balance only: of $4,000,000,
Mr, Abbott now is a+ Supreme
Court justiee °°  . :

 
 

THE
» ETTERBOX

. | The feeling among some'flhan.
The . Editor, a 2 woven:

The Daily ‘News, 'Clal experts ts that, the govern

When you touch a ‘sore SDOL i deficit of

you often get a violent reaction faq

and judging from this, the fish-

 

d, is not large considering thé

 

wh oray. Ome $4,500,000,000 a year,
fer Whore ees $0 eonseder-"" sre test detiett was In 1945-46,
cme ‘; to ides ieprems A just at the end of the war, when
ste Be iro ¢ rece the government went into the
statements by company officials red by some $2,000,000,000 in a
regarding a certain press release $5,000 000 000 “budget , Stich a
od the Prince Rupert Shorework- whopping deficit Is definitely. in-
: , flatlonary, tending to reduc h
They made a great to do about y g @ the
such things not being helpful at
this’ time, Well, perhaps they

should take some af their own could exercise strong influence
advice as far as their publica- :

lion, “Fish Pacts” | 4 over the economy,
on, "Fish Facts,” is concerned. Tt '

’ : we government’s treasny
Any one who has recently read it: , 4 asury

But at that time the government

(come out in a day or two, Ite
ion and its officials must be} .
wondering who {s treating the | Contents are stil unknown : but,
writer for his blood Pressure, |p 4 eT ncaa y ieee |
Perhaps he needs a new doctor, | CURE YOUR .

e in Y

$174,201,000 from $200,246,000 at ih

And if one ts to deduct trom ql

bution included in expenditures

tures have a tendency of Inereage'|}.

government ended the 1953-544).

   
   
  
  
    
    
   
   
  
  
   
 
   
  
   

 

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,COULD HAVE DEFICIT 1
‘ment could end the-year with a|-
$50,000,000, which, they |:

jgovernment’s expeiditutes—|.”
Ing companies must be very ten-! g P i

purchasing power of the dollar. -

sul] had many controls and thus! .

ind its diatribe against the un- Statement for June likely will

 

And by the way, Lhat noise you
just heard was a shoreworker | We BASEMENT
starling up his shiny new 1955)
Cadillac ‘earned’ at laborer’s| AND a |
wages

for |supposedly skilled |
work) to drive to hls union meet. ! DAMP FLOORS!
ing lo consider ways and means:f , me
of supporting the uncomplaining | ELIMINATE
iishermen (Mrs, Jensen’s). Check:

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{ more desolate om bedragpled,
SNE COULD.UG IT

_ The Australian spy ictals show;
that Mrs. -Pet:uv once threw aj
pid in the face.of (he, ambas-
sador’s wife. Now the Russians
will “be cluiming they tnvented
the Keystone Komedies, °

Prospect Point at-Niagra Falls

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stdged a speetacular crash this|:

week and ils panic affect may be
awesome + one,
There's ‘always the chance of
course,.of a ehff crumbling away,
It’s the newlyweds who might do
sothething Uke that,

Those fellows who wear gaudy
Shirts at-the office should hear
in indnd that the rest cun count
how many days he puts It on.

A doctor says fut people spenc

them a wider expanse account, ;

look a
isl
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