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, PRs CE Rupert had the dismal distinction in 153
"of being the scene of the only passenger fatality
“in Canadian airline operations for that year,
| A report just released by the Department of
" Transport stated that this was the only loss of life
Jn a total of 1,764,629 passengers carriea, “Po put
it another way, Canadian commercial planes con-
-veyed passengers safely over a total of almost 42
‘million miles, with the single exception of that
crash in our harbor! e
In an analysis of the cause of accidents, the re-
‘port says that “while, as in the past seven years,
land accounted for the largest number of. acci-
dents, the number of accidents which occurred
While taxiing or taking off decreased.” So the
Prince Rupert disaster, which occurred during a
landing, stands out in its sombre solitude as the
classie example of an airline accident, Duting the
seven years cited, only six passengers and eleven
crew members were killed in‘Canadian commercial
flying at home and abroad, and the Prince Rupert
crash contributed ore to each category, the stew-
ardess having also lost her life, .
_ Itis a grim entry in the record which, we hope,
Will at least have the virtue of strengthening the
case that has been pressed so diligently to obtain
“an airport here. It is unreasonable that, apart from
being restricted in their hours of operation, flights:
to and from this important centre must have an un-
"“hecessur'y hazard imposed on them by the absence.
Of up-to-date focilities. pot
If Prince Rupert is to go into the 1954 flying
record for any particular reason, may it be that this
Was the year when the decision to build an airport
here was finally made.

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Appropriate Ceremony.
HE ceremony attending the introduction of auto-

” T matic telephones to Prince Rupert did full credit
‘to this important oceasion, ‘Itwas only fitting
that theevent be observed in sore special manner, :
and the dinner preceding the cut-dver filled the
«bill admirably, ren

- Unfortunately the limitations of space made
~It impossible to invite all ‘those who'directly or in-
“directly helped to bring. the new phone system to
“Prince Rupert, but even so the a
“gether a great many who deserved this attention.-
“It was particularly’eratifying to hear Mayor Hills

-pay tribute to the former mayors and aldermen

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politicians the once-picturesque
iphrase “come the revolution”:
/doesn't mean much any more.

The reason js that in the book
of most of the old-timers in these i
parts the revolution already ‘has '
come. They time its arrival with |
split-second precision at the;
exact moment last week when:
the government announced that,
it was setting up an economics '
branch to guide the Public’
Works Department In the spend- |
ing of public money. |

For your veteran machine pol-
iticlan no step could be more
revolutionary than that. He's still
ibewildered by it. What he wants
it
‘leaves him and some very time-
‘honored political practises.

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For in days gone by expendi-
i tures by the Public Works De-
ipartment haven't been depend-
;ent upon approval by expert
ieconomists, In the maih they
‘have been the result: of popular
‘agitation or in response to some
politician’s brain-wavée regard-
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The Editor, ,:
The Daily News: ,
Lait Sawrday the mailman
. the new!

certain times of the day.
' I. noticed some fine, looking
i Russian canned salmon and just
: ‘bout every other kind of food-
‘stuff ycu can imagine. There is
Vy wonderful assortment. of
cheeses. .
Of course the crowds flock in-
(to the Russian ‘seetjon ‘because
‘Russia is still the great unsolved
riddle fo these people here, But
there Is a much greater degree
of acceptance of {he Russtans
; than there is in North America,
, I notice a marked change in
wader ‘sentiment ‘since I was here just
_i ‘three years ago. ‘The very op-
ITH INDUSTRY—By Robert W. posite trend has been in motion
(CP Photo). here than has been in prograss
in the United States. In the
-fatter country, it’ would be as
ARY By NORMAN -much as a Congressman’s po-
M. MacLkOD ‘jijicai life was worth to make
"tt, , ‘the trip across Russia and China
that practical politicians andi nat the, Labor delegate made.
Dr. Weeks aren't going to mx But that, trip made by Attlee and
any too well. 4 ‘Co, Is only the most spectacular
‘of many similar missions. There
' iis, in fact, a steady incr2ase in
THE ‘travel and ‘traffic of alt kinds
. ‘across that famous or infamous
‘Tron Curtain,
ETTE RBOX | I talked yesterday with a group
/@f British MPs who have been
AR -PLEBISCrTES /NWViled to.tour Eastern Germany
NO FURTHER “PLEBISCITES that Is, of cotitse: in.the Soviet
The Editor, ‘held zone. I notice also that
The Daily News: + __, Lord Beaverbrook’s Tory papers
Pray, Mr. Editor, tell us who is: have, one of their ace corres-
ths person. who is ashamed to. pondents there now. So tt looks
sign his name to the letter in'as if the curtain will soon have
your.September 16 edition? Is he ‘as many holes in it as a sieve.
ashamed that we may ‘meet him: oh de
face to face and recognize a tool IT I$ also obvious that the spec-,
of the fakers? ' tacular showing of Soviet ath.
Can any intelligent person tell letes has gone a long way to win
acceptance” which the Rus-
election to find out what we'sians and their partners have
already know... if the hydro- ! chviously won in this country,
electric power problem should “over the past few years.
be turnéd over to the provincial, In the recent European cham-
government? Why should the pionships the Soviet athletes
citizens of this city spend more won in a walk so to speak. That
money on a thing we have al-! :
ready settled?
Tt looks. {o me as if there is: - LETTERBOX
a monkey in the wood pile *be- |
sides the one in the real estate |
office. Is it necessary to give a
man a second black eye to niake
sure that you have hit him inthe!’
first place? Bah! Mr. Man, you|
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fact has had a deep effect on the
Brilsh people. an

One editer writes, with new
respect “in ten years Russia has
advanced to win 16 guld medals
at one meeting. Before July of
lest year she did .not hold a
world’s record, Now she holds
four men’s and. nine women’s,
No wonder the Americans fee]
perturbed)’:

‘You can find some Britons,
tight now, who are willing to bet
money that the Russians will
oulpolnt the Americang fh the
Olymple games of 1958 due to be
held in Australia,

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HERE ts an example of how the
Russians explolt the disputes
and grievances of others,

Not long ago there was same
kind of a dispute between British
and Icelanic fishing interests,
As a weapon to try to make the
Ieelanders (oe-the Hne, the Bri-
lish fish people work2d out some
kind of a poycott whereby the
Icelanders were denied entry
for their fish at northerly .Bri-

tish ports.

The Russians stepped into the
Picture and made a. barter. deal:
wherehy they accepted Icelandic |
fish and paid for them in Russlan
made automobiles,

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WHAT seems to me to have hap-

pened here is that the curve
of British sentiment toward, Rus-

{eluding logs from Stewart and

BERLIN. Retiyis 2"
iy AcguINiating In’ Ww
that ‘the ‘strtiggle. be
Communist” youth ’ organization
and the evangelical churen you.
th groups, known ag J
elnde, 1s smoulderin
Fast Germany,
At ds -p SURI for:
“he 15 to 25-year-oldg |
wy whieh ts largely. Protestant
but has been under Communist
rule for nearly nine years,

& again dn

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vear with the expulsion from

prisonment of about'50 pastors,

‘The churel-state trace in June |!

last year a sort of live~and-le:.
live arrangeaenis, fave the
church group a new. Iease on
‘fe The Commuinist govern
ment then promised to leave
dhem. alone provided they did

mect unmolestei for bible les.

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On Floats
Completed’

Prince Rupert's new .Cow Bay
floats were put to use last week;
as the $15,000 float, construction
project was completed by Ar.
mour Salvage and Towing Com-
pany, contractors.
Only minor mooring work -re- |
mains to be done on the three. |
float project, contract for which
was awarded by the federal gov.
ernment June 29, uO

Materials for’ the project, in-

other material from Vancouver,
arrived here in early August
when Armour Salvage crews

 

sia has just levelled itself out,

Up till the time of the Hitler
war, Russia's stock had rated
pretty low in these islands.

Then after Hitler's attack on
Russia ond Russia’s magnificent
resistance, the pendulum swung
Violently the dther way. There
was alinost a tidal wave Jaf good
will nol doit : re
‘But that honeymoon stage did
not long survive the peace. Then
came the Cold War, which
brought the world to the verge
of.a-third world war, . ,

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inthe cele war stage~and it.

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of.a third world war then has!
ever been the case before. :

and the third 90 feet. The com.
pleted floats were towed. around
from Armour Salvage work site
at the CN dock to the Cow Ray
site earlier this month, when
mooring work and piling repairs
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ads tive of Latvia. and charged with). ~ ‘Weeks, A Prince Edward Is- der dry, The‘publie is with you, | . C70 LO
can defrauding the Newfoundland | No less than 805000 automo- innder hy birth with a brilliant} PIFRRE LECLAIRE, |p
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a fo four years with hard labor, "he United States in the first fat Cambridge, he has had ex- EMEMBER! : ‘ |
sani "TL Is alleged he stole s200,og0, 88% months of this year, ‘an tensive practical experience with | REM Is,
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