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Saturday, Febr vary 26, 1955.

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thet ty tee amen be

and Northern and Oentrai British: Oolumbia.
Member of Canadian Press — Aulit Bureau of Circulations
Canadian Dally Newspaper Association,
Published by Tne Prince Rupert Dally News Limited
J. 'P. MAGOR, President
Subsertption Rates: ae
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Hy mall—Per month, 7c; per sear, 68.00.

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Let Private Business Help

fy ESPuTT: indications in the Throne Speech at the
opening of parliament in Ottawa, it does not ap-
pear that the federal government ‘has any large-
zeale plans for the coming fiscal year to relieve un-
employment through creation of public work pro-
jxets, Figures announced hy Public Works Minister

Winters show that works spending in 1955-56 will |

he only $100 million above that of 1954-58,

At first glance that seems to he a substantial |
increase, But it is less impressive under analysis,
Since wages account for about one-third of construc-
tiun costs, appro: ximatel y $33 million of the $109 °
million will go out in pay. If we assume that each |
job pays $3,000. year — the average wage in Cana-
da tod ayo this makes 11,000 jobs. It is a small
number in relation to the 400, 000 Canadians now un-
employed.

It is realized, of course, that these calculations
do not tuke into account jobs to he created by con-
struction of the,St. Lawrence Seaway, the largest

single public work project ever under taken in Cuna-

du, This will take care of hundreds of more work-
vrs, but even so there will he a long way to go before
the unemployment problem is fully met.

Qn the whole, the government is to be commend-
ed for refusing to be panicked into excessive public |
works spending, There is no evidence whatsoever
that the country is heading into a depression or that
the unemployment situation will he serious for an ex-
tended period. Nevertheless, having rightly de-

cided that the real stimulus to employment must be =

provided by private business, the government should
help private business do*the job by reducing taxes,

Until it is sufficiently relieved of its present tax
burden to increase production and expand, private
business can never play the part it should in redue-
ing the number of jobless,

Polish Hostages

L POLISH pilots. must henceforth be married |

L
A men, Young aeronautical gradtiates who chance
to he still single are old quite bluntly that. they will
not receive a licence to fly until they have joined the
ranks of the benedicts,

The Russian authorities are not ‘operating on
the theory that the man with responsibilities will be
the more careful pilot, nor, needless to say, are they

endeavoring to give Dan Cuyid a helping hand.
Their order has a far more realistic aim; the
Polish pilot must have a wife whom he can (and
‘must) leave behind as‘a living pledge of his “IdValty”
to the state, —Brockville Reconder and nes

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FINDS. BURGLARY HARD WAY"

VANCOUVER (Mrs, Jean Dudlets discovered the hard way
Friday that the {Irm she works for had becn burglarized.

When she reported for work, she noticed a night Weht was
out and went to Invertigate.

Cn her way to the back of (he ‘hop she fell through o trap
deor the thieves had used to enter and take $1,000 worth of

conuine jewelry, cutlery and electric shavers, She suffered
minor injurtes,

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NOTICE !
This.is to advise drat the (itm of

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Prince Rupert, BC ;

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is actively in husiness as in the past ancl
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in the future

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/As I See It

DARREN WLM HET RT le PS 4 tll Mlle AAT |
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The Arms Cut Cry |

i
years past the world |
“wide Communist propa-|
ganda machine has carried |
jon a “Ban the Bomb” cam.|
ipalgn, |

That campaign never had any
chance of success so long as the!
“United States had an Immense:
‘superiority In A bombs, or the!
‘later H bombs. Many people, In. |
(cluding even Churehill, belleved ;
_that the superlority enjoyed by.
the Americans In nuclear wea: :
‘pons was the only offset to the:
overwhelming superiority of the!
“Red armies; and that—but for!
the deterrent effect of the Am-!
‘erlean bombs—the Red armies!

 

 

 

 

    

would long since have swept west | ‘of years.

‘over nil western Europe, and:
down into Africa.

+ + +
BUT now Russia has all the rar
fetles of bombs which the
U.S.A. has. She probably does!

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A. P, MAYYNE R. W, SHANNON

THE DEVELOPMENT and growth of the Royal Bank's business:
in recent years haye placed upon the management such heavy
responsibilities (hat # Has become necessary to provide for n
more even distribution of the byrden, The directors have decided
that the situation could best be met by creating the new nost of
asscciate general manager carrying with it responsibility for the
management of the Bank's non-domestic business, Mr. A. F,
Mayne, who has been-an assistant general manager, hay now
bee promoted to be. assur inte general manager. Mr. R. W,
Shannon. who hrs been'a General Inspector, has bzen appointed
tn Assistant General Manager ond his duties also will be con-
cerned with the Bank’s bu-iness abroad. The selection of Mr.
Mayne and Mr. Shannon for these drles Is a niitural one in
view of thelr knowledge of the non-domestic business of the
Bank to which ther activities have been directed for a number

REFLECTS

Ray and REMINISCES \

 

 

not have so big a stockplie. But!

it it takes only 100 American]

megathon bombs to wipe out all; business they ever discover a'in Ceylon and poor crap in
‘the great cities cf Russia; and | drug for which there is no! Northern Indla.
‘it takes only 100 Russian mega: | disease. i

thon bornbs to wipe out all the}
‘ereat cities of North America It:

will not make much difference if; columnist happiness Is a state of :
the Americans have 2000 extra; keeping on good terms with ev- |
‘bombs, as against say 100 or 200 non and everything—especlul- iat the door~if you kill him an-

‘extra Russian bombs.

-make an H bomb--even though!
‘she had to do all the: selentific|

“work on her own—because her! the world by making down pay- |
‘ally the U.S.A. would not ex- :thents,

‘change the necessary informa:
‘thon with her,

This fact simply ‘underlines : bans liquor on canals—the navi-!
what the scientists have been gable kind, not the alimentary- |
saying all along—there is no such | | Toronto Telegram.

thing as @ monopoly of “know :
how" in the making of bombs. |

‘It is only a question of time till: fore long are obliged to shift for ,

‘every modern nation can make ; themselves, Others are forced to about the deep freeze except the
Laceept instructions from

; back seat.
“FOR all these reasons the ‘great | ,
\ “nations are in n mood to con: | A safety officer in New ‘York |
“sider: ‘Ban the’ “Bomb” proposals : ‘ states that cold weather’ ts tlek- | "
‘sh business.

It is ubviously in the Interest / Wear that-kind of ‘undies, °

/H bombs.
+ 4 +

‘as they never were before,

‘of all concerned to take all steps

lwhich will make sure that H | FORTY FIRST

ibombs are never used,

. But it ls also necessary for all
‘intelligent people to realize the |
ideceptive and dangerous nature |
(of, tHe disarmament proposals so jit
{far advanced by ‘the Soviet Un- |

“tion, These have ‘recently: been *

modified somewhat, but they boll |
‘down about as follows:

1. Alb nticlear weapons; chemi. |
cal weapons and germ. warfare |
devices | would: banned. abso- |
‘lutely, “and existing iy aso
‘would be destroyed, or entrusted !
jto an International authority.

( & All other arms, armies, nav. :
ites and atrforces would he out by j
‘onesthird,

+ oF

,

Britain is now going ahead: to| and your consclence,

/ SOY he has lived hap As
| tent with; as ile. oe

tea prices climbing in Britleh |
Columbia will continue into May {Powders will deter them from:
and perhaps longer,
'$3 now up to about $1.32, Sorie
of the reasons ure greater world

Wonder if in all this research consumption, new tea export tax

Times change. People go out
;how at night about the time they
‘In the opinion of an American |used to come in,

“There will always be a wolf

‘ly with your wife, your stomach'other wil! come along—but the
‘wolf ls good for us, and the chal.
a ‘lenge keeps us
It's folly to try and get. up di; Dunsany.
“Wille, can you tell In what
‘battle General Wolfe said: “Now
‘} die happy." ,
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A new Dominion regulation |
We only object to small talk

when It Is served in large quan-

"titles.

There are-some men who be- WHEN IT’S SPARE

There's nothing especially new

ne ome

the name, “Before central heating
‘came into use {t was known a3
the spare bedroom, .

A man who has no blood rela
Especially if i tions can muke one, But its es-
‘sential, first of all to: consult the;

; Red Cross,

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‘A comment on cation One of Scotland's bargeat dlse
iPrices—in the good old daysis|tNeries may never again have
ah 18th century recipe for a.gake | rsuffictent Scotch whiskey to pro-
recently discovered in Virg pla. Yide the demand. The authority
It begins ‘uncompromisingly: for this is E. J. Roberts, The news
“take § 40: ) eggs” Nee easy ifs admitted .to be -a shock but
We rarely find a man who can: ibe fatal.

and ¢
in re fr xo NAGGING

}

Tutt iat Detroit a hearing was held
itd a ‘eor“ottletals ‘at ‘a ttm In Con-
in ‘ Netlcnt allegedly: manufacturing
It ts ‘prediond the process ‘of | ‘powders that will’ make women
bepéme’ saints. — That” 49: “the

A tet tet

tot a ae Ki

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All Aboard):

money by a better type Of; men’s bond trom $1,000 to $1:600,

panhandler, I'll bet his mother

strong”-—~Lord |

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nagging, becoming,
scrawny, cruel and tired. Step
right up, Indies!

The figure

 

LET us see just how that woukd
+ work out, The Russians have
‘an immense superiority over the
‘NATO forces, In number of ac-
‘tual army divisions,

The Russians have at least 900
actlve divisions, ready for Ime
mediate war in Europe Oa cgainst

able; Lor war jn: Bur. rane Aare?
‘third ent would leavé'Rinad with
200 divisions as agatnat 33 for the
allies. Her
would he much greater than its

NOW, ’
+ e. +

1 DO not belleve that the Rus-
, Slang and the Chineso would
consider any ‘American proposal
‘whieh sald: You two powers
‘should agree to cut down your
‘armies to the sumo alze as ous,

Nor do T believe that the Am-
‘crleans or Britlah would accept
any Russian proposal which sade:
You Amoricans and British
‘should cut down your navies to
the size of Russia's and China's,

| Novertheless the whole world
Must sooner or Inter rentize that
thero never can be any real pro-
Bross toward disarmament until
the powers Will ngreo to ent down
In tho flelds in which they have
on-ndvantage, If they expect the
‘other fellow ta 'give up any nde
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. HEA OUACEMATERLOD ONTARIO
“ARMOND PRATT

You onn't mils with Nominion Cnroneten °
A RO-yoot savings plan tht’ returns all,
thio deponita you fave nade,
face valie of (hh polloy, PLUS

PHONE Me von DETAILS. A \ ry
10 ith Ave, Rant .

ree weep rire

Sometimes we wonder whether
the old-world should take time
to think, or is It better to go
sj qlong the way we are?

It's more money, but it won't
Sulit? Does it ever do? An Otta-
wa Mannie anys ag ysiaen)
fiin, ange any (ayaa ituring
Bi climbell tan rdedrd'of $58.17
Ih December, inl rive of 44 cents,
| And there was, in mining alone

a Intest average rise to $00.39,
Nearly $70 per, But there is ne
necessity to dig Loo deep.

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irritiible, |

_ fy-G, 'B, MORTINORE
Panhandiers know a sucker :
when they see one, Sometimes | yicTORIA n~ ‘One of for

I belleve they secretly write % pis introduced In the ‘legis.

gypsy. aymbol on my coat- lture Friday. would increase. the |

sleeve with white chalk, to In- | ond required by real « estato
form: other mendicants that | agents from .$2,500 to.$4,000....

am good for a handout. The amendment: to the. Real
‘But I.am happy to report irstate Agents’ Licenalng * Act

that Tam being relleved of MY | would also Increase the sales.

panhandler, these days. ‘The
standards of the begging pro-
fession have gone up. Our pan-
handlers ate a fine body of
men, Clean - cut, Fearless.
Candid. ,

A men approached me on the
streets of a falr-sized Canadian
town, He held out his palm
smartly, He looked me Jn the
eye. He skipped that tired old
routine about losing his wallet
and train ticket and having a
thirst for coffee, ——

“Can ya let me have the
price of three beers, mister?”
he demanded. Nothing cheap
or menly-mouthed about that

The agents’ bond In cites muni.
clpalitles or localities with a 'po-

boostid froma Sh 000, to $400,

Mayors, Reeves.
Voice Reaction
lo Evacuation

 

reeves of the areas surrounding
Vancouver met Friday and deliv.
ered their varlous. reactions on
the question of evacuation tn the

“Hey Slim," sald another beg-
gar, There was nothing ser-
vite about this boy. He treated
measan equal, I was flatter-
ed.. They usually treat me as
an inferlor, This man was an
artlat.

“Hey Slim. I'm gonna he
honest with you. I don't need
ony coffee. I don't need any
soup, I want to make up the
price of: a bottle of rye, so 1
can get out on that ol' highway
and get ta heck outa town.”

Why he needed a bottle to
get out of town, he did not ex-
plain, But at least he was
frank. about. wanting the
mohey for Hquor.

I handed him a, couple of
coins, They were out of my
wallet and In his hand before I
knew St.

Then [ began to think about
panhandlers demanding money
or booze, Is |t because alcohol-
Iam has gone. respectable?
What next? Will they beg the
price of a deck of marijuana
‘learettes, or a pipe of oplum?

“Say, mister, you don’t hap-
pen to have the price of a $500
Dorilhton of Canada bond on
ya, do ya?’ dropped some
mdney buying stocks on miar-
gin, and I need the bond for
seaurity on a bank'loan,”

This is the kind of plea we
may soon hear, .

"Say, pal, t'm Just a, poor ol
lawyer froth Montreal, ‘here to
‘dé’ Job for a poor at’ power
and-trinsit corporation that's |:
‘dead: broke, and''lesing more
mone} every day. Could you
spare'me ‘fiust $1,600’ until T get
an-advance'on fees?" .

“Listen; Mae, Ja happen to
have $10,000 on ya, the price of
starting an ofl company? I'll
be honest wit’ ya, Mac. The
shareholders ain't gonna get a
nickel outa this deal, It’s all
goin’ In my pocket, unner-
gtarid?” ,

tion 1s definitely out Jn the event
of a hydrogen bomb’ attack,”
thereby ‘dixagreeing “with Air
Viec-Marshall F. V/ Heakea,’ clvil
defence to-ordinator for Vane
couver,

“Mass evacuation is a ridiey-
lous idea,” sald. Reeve John- Riche
ardson of West Vancotiver. “I|.
think the notion Is so impracti-
cal that {t's more.than absurd.”
“A half-cocked approach,” sald
Mayor Harry Guest of, Port:
Moody, “Where is the: big popu-
lation of the lower matniand go.
Ing and. what. will. lt do when it
gets there?” 3.

North Vancouver Mayor Cant,
C. W. Cates sald he takes “a dish
view of mass flight. It seems
doubtful, .... we would have a
warning, anyway” oe
He ndded: that. another prob:
lem was the’ evacuntion of hos-
pitols, some of them with staff
and patients totaling 6 000,

S ike Breaking
Charge Laid...

_ VANCOUVER ch Repent
ative of ‘one Canddinn Corigréss
of Labor ‘union Friday ‘Accpsed
another CCL, tin{on of’ “attempt-
‘ing to break" n 44- -dny trike | at
Burrard Drydpek., »., hehe
the striking. Electrical. Trades
Union charged that . another
shipyard . ‘union, ;, the veMarine
Workers and Boilermakers, ave
done repalr work on a.ship. de-
clared-“hot” by. the ETY, Lay

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VANCOUVER #0) —-GUrVveys have
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const’ Tronamdasion Co, Ltd: pipe. |.
line to bring natural ghs from
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