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An Intependent dally newspaper devoted to the upbulidinag af Prince Rupert

and Northern and Ven
Memter of Canadian Press ~~

Canadian Dany Newspaper Aneriation: .
Putéisnted by Tae Priner Rupert Dally News Limited
MAGOR, Preetdent ut

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Subecriptton Hates:

Thy curler Per week Qbe: per nenth

OM) nal Per teontn. Mer per year
Authorize: ws secund these mah by t
- f . rs ae

Operation Skee

\y/ HEN a eroup of mill

‘trea decided last summer to start exporting

lumber ta overseas marl
there was no way of telli

nent would wark out, During the war when Ter-

rece lumber was in deman

ped east by rail and the U.K. stood the heavy
freight cost, So not only was there no precedent to
zo by, but there was a potentially serious problem
in th: Jack of a modern assembly yard. This meant

that railway cars had ty

where facilities were limited.
Although the assembly yard problem has not —

vet been licked, it is clear
ment is a success, For th

one export firm handled selling for the group. Now
there are several, The project has taken hold and
those In it are now in a position to anticipate ex-

pHNsiOn,
One whe can best see

Mitchell, manager of John P, Herber & Co, which

originally had sule charge

“They've been shipping about 1,000,000 board-feet a
month,” he said of the group, called the Skeena Ex-
port Sales Ltd. “But 5,000,000 a month is foresee-

able. Three million could

by stepping mills up to two shifts.”
From Prince Rupert's point of view it is also
encourazing to note that Mr. Mitchell foresees great-

er use of this port. for lu
Observing that other point

are shipping as much lumber through here as Ter-

race, instead of thei for
exclusively cast by rail. he

duction for export can be expected to use Prince

Ripert as a shipping port.

tors, For one, Anglo-Canadian Shipping Co, set

the pace by gambling on
ject. They assessed ext
langshoring and so forth.

imukea joint cargo from Rupert and Watson Island,
five miles from Rupert, picking up pulp from Col- |

umbia Cellulose,

“With new exportsimoving in, more sawmills
in the district will get if on Operation Skeena and
there will be more business for everyone.”

So the outlook for dll concerned is bright and
the Terrace operators are to be commended for

their foresight in opening

ue of trade. Now if a modern assembly yard can-
he established—ind no effort or help shoyld be
spared to see that it is—thé opportunities forar-ef-
ficient and successful operation are unlimited.

Grudge and Ulcer

{ YOU'RE the type that nurses a prduge, the
chances are pretty good that sooner or later

vau're also going to be mu

Scientific tests have proved almost conclusively
that bottled up resentment stimulates an acid ac-
tivity in your gnnards which is death to good diges-
tion and an open invitation to the boogie man, of -
the business executive, the peptic ulcer,

What can you do to avoid uleers?

Virst of all, you ean

Which are likely to provoke unnecessary emotional.

strain, Secondly, you can

hy sounding off occasionally instead of swallowing
aesteady diel of ungpoker

‘when someong stepson. ¥

Tussday, January 18, 1935

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Awtt Bureau of Clreulations

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@® New Home
THE 1954 Housing Act is
success in the building

The figures show that last
‘year's all-time high will be top-_

na Succeeds '
operators in the Terrace ,

kets via Prince Rupert
ne just how the experi-

,2in this year. That is all the
more encouraging In view of the
fact that there was a lull in the:
early part of this financial year,
;When the lending institution:
, Were marking time, pending the
hearings on the new Housing
Act. ,

din Britain, it was ship-

: + + + na
THERE will be another wide ex- ;
tension of the Act on Febru-
try 1, 1954, when loans will be
available for home improvement,
There are two reasons for mak-
ing the change right naw. In:
‘(he first place. there is still a.
; thortage of housing accommoda. ;
‘ Slan tn most parts of the country, |
But in the second place the re-1
Hullding of old homies is a (ypa i
of constn.aion waich is not
much, affected by the . winter.
weather. ‘
In Ottawa itself, the labor:
uniotis have banded together to,
-duild a whole rental housing de-;
velopment during the present,
winter, They are deliberately ;
-doing this’at the season of the,
year when, normally, no new.
home construction takes place.:
‘The hard-headed labor. Jeaders |
ure convinced that they can do:
the work as cheapiv and ds Weil)
-in midwinter as in midsummer. '
So far, this remains to be shown. '
But it is certain that the whole
:country will watch this experl-
‘ment with keen Interest,
to
DAVIS CROLL, MP, is the bril |
liant chairman of the Banking .
‘and Commetce Committe of the
iHowe of Commons. It was his
‘task last year to pilot the new
Housing Act through that com-
“mittee and he did: his job with
rreat skill and fairness.

he Jouded at cach mill
by now that the experi-
e first four months just

the possibilities is lmer

of export arrangements.
he achieved quite easily

mber export in general.
s farther east on the line

ner practice of shipping
says, “More lumber pro-

This is due to many fae-

the entire northern pro-
a teaming time, taught
Even now, some ships

This yea? ifr. Croll has start- .
‘ed g new campaign from the
igavernment side of the House,.
‘to Induce the government to in-

up such a valuable aven-

eee macnn perieerm nt tamue te yernc mage 9 Stee mutt ag itgnome three

Q) ‘yi
, f Mp:
Elnore Pri puil

sappy.
AN ho: .

te mar ore

T See ft.

Boom

turning out to be a great
of new. homes,

aa

sure the home owner’s equity in

"ped by quite an impressive mare; House. He shows that a man

whe builds a $10,000 house oftes
has a geod deal of trouble in
feiting together the origina!
$1000 which Is the . necessary
cown payment under the nev
act.

" In the vast majority of case.

the buyer of the new home hai
no trouble carrying it from then:
an. But if sickness hits the fam-
flv, or if unemployment — hits
where the home owner works, he
may find his income cut off.
and be unable to keep up his
payments. Mr. Cro}l shows thai
it is just as geod business to:
enable the home owners to {n-
sure his own equity as it Is te
enable the mortgage companies
and the banks ta insure thelr
equities in the self-same proper.
ties.
+ + +

THE most neglected sections.b/
the new. 1954 Housing Act are
those. which deal with housing
for rental. There are four s<p-
arate types of housing which car:
be built under the new act.

There is the slum rebulldiny
section, so far used in a big way
only in Toronto, This would
work just as well in Vancouver

There 1s a special section for
co-operative housing, open to all
co-ops and credit unfons.

There ts another section which

‘provides for building homes in
‘blocks of elght or more, where
‘the rents will carry the cost of

the project.

There {s still another section
which provides specially gener-
ous terms for housing far old age
pensioners or other people of lov.
income. ,

Any ‘organivzacon which tnl-

“ates any of tacse projects” Is

guaranteed agaist loss—for the
rental income Is insured in the
Act Itself, ‘

“OTTAWA DIARY sent ion

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PUREDEE Croccirye

‘The Editor, |

The Dally Newsi.

While this year ds til voung,
Tun, to congratulate you on
the very excellent paper. that
you got out during the past your.
It would bea credit toa city of:
twice the population of Prince:
Ranert. of :

.

You, have taken a leading part:

 

in ur effort to make the city a.
better place ta live and do bist. *
ness. Your effort. for Improved '
city management was welcome
Pe moe af the etie eptanaeere
end will bear fruit in the. fu-
titre. 4 :

There were “mloamy' days this
past year and It gave everyoue
who is interested In Prines Ru-
pert a great shock tu think of
the drydock being towed away.

During the time of my admin-
istration of the clty affairs from
the year 1933 to 1940 the dry-,
dozk lost money but there were
the most cordial relations  be-_
tween the real Life Ine of the:

{

city, The Canadian Ration «inet children are well clothed,’

Railway and Prince Rupert.
When all the banks turned us

down the Raliway came up With ridian fishing feet, with all, its
iinodern conveniences for navi-’ POCA: OF: WASH
‘gation and comfort; Some of the: Hes for. the: fishing? figet:i
best boats on the coasteare built
entirely by Indians and some are
trlued up to $90,000. oy

$33,000 of-advanced taxes to en-
able*me to vay past due wages
and local accounts. They did the
city many favors and got in re-
turn every potind of freight and
every passenger that was under
cits contro!

The city wnust still hang oa to 10 Prove theniselves good, loyal
ity “life Hae’ for a busy and tltlzens and they are doing well,
Many are proving themselves
good leaders in the building of
Wishing you a happy and very our country. An increasing num.
ber of our children are acquir-
Ing better and higher education. ;

Soon Canada shall be proud of ment worked oul between such !

: CNR, andes '
‘I do not try to make excuses!the government. .There seems :
DEFENDS CITY, PEOPLE: . for the mistakes that’our people 'to be good reason to belleve that's protoria $4 The einital a
make, but I don’t think we'this can and will be done, , :
should be Judged by the few that ,
R.H, refera to.

prosperous railway means 9
prosperous and busy city,

prosperous New Year.
W. J. ALDER,
* Victoria, B.C.

’

The Editor,

The Daily News:

A person can always be Judg-
ed by the type of Hterature that:
he oasoclates himself with.

K.’s letter in Flash was drawn
to my attention and I wish to:
reply to the same on behalf of

“our people.

While serviig with the Armed
Forees, | spent considerable time
throughout Canada and most
major countries tn Europe, where;
I met honorable and. respectable ,

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‘For the first time In the meni-
“ory of the Capital's political vet.
‘erans a situation has come into

the Parliamentary

{which combines the hitherto in-
— compatible elements of top-lung
recy.

Itis the matter of the posh ¢s-
fate known to be maintained
by a firm of con:racvwors some-
where fn the near-by Lauren-
tlans for th: lavish entertain-
ment of prospective customers -
presumably including officias
of governments as well ue orl
vate Individuals.

Ina session which hes upened
tamely and without much prom.
ie of any imajor developments
us {t progerded, this sudden
glimpse oof a palatial resort,
where everything Js for free--
excepl for the liference that in
the end the puvlic pays dearly
for it has come aga amash sea.
‘pollen, Buf. altough everybody
on bothitt Wernmen} dnd op-
position: side. ofthe house alike

‘sing an ulcer,

steer clear of situations
give your stomach a rest

v vesentment if you yell
OU toed,

spotiight.

publicity with hush-hush sec-

—Health Magazine,

‘{s talking abaut it, nobody knows

 

for certain exactly where |t ts

of strict secrecy that no actual
‘details have leaked ont... . jet
Not unnaturally the Conser-
-vative Opposition is in Cull erg

a

they had nothing to hide,
ry In the minds. of some ob-,

j
_ servers the question consequently |

ip arising as to whether the:
Conservatives are going out on:

to learn the full detatls of the a dimb in thelr eagerness to pure!

lusury resort and of the going-
on abit. They scent particularly
juley scandal and they are de. ,
termined to ran Ut to earth if it ts
iPolitically possible ta do so, As
evidence of their determination
“they have given the assignment
‘to Torunto’s “Don” Flaming, pen.
‘evally rated as the most parstst-

tary group. Fleming ean follow
i political scandal scent like a
‘hound dog and has the pertin-
arity of a bulldog.

But the curious thing about
the Lavrentain Resort is thut its
eperators regarded it as shinaply
-& legithnate busiiess operation.
They demonstrated that) when
“they cane before the Income
lax authorities tp. cluim that
4 (ht cost of yperating Itshould be
‘ullowed atoa normal oushyess

vate the matter

That question |
obviously can he answered only!
when- snd if--the vell of Ine:
come Tax secrecy can be plerced.

The Prime Minister has pledg-
ed that there is to be a full in-
“ver tigation,

‘Mr. St. Laurent has made it
clear that the facts will be dis-
closed even if the law govern.
ing Income Tax Secrecy: has to
be amended,

ate i yey

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‘Edo not think that they. are/lon from: Ottawa,

“sex perverts.

‘city, jist as we can

. " ‘other town.
I da not read “Flash,” but. R. thousands

32 Greater. Vancouver gasollan not more t

Never one to com-!

‘promise to the slightest degree!
ent as well as the most effective (where even the possibility of:
member of the PC Parliamen- scandal is concerned, Rt. Hon!

_ elation and-the Automotive He |

* statutes of -Hrittsh, Columba, |

R B O x Report: Shom on
citlzane — even in, the encmy
countries—and being a soldier
[also spent my share In the pubs:
skid rows and black markets
where I met the countries’ hu-
man scums of which no land can
be proud.

Comparing our wenker indlans
those that patronize the skid
row of our city—with those of
other cities in other countrits—

'. In this, my frst column from’
Ottawa in 1085, [ want to ex-
press my appreciation. to the
Ocean Falls Review which ts the |
newest newspapey in skeen to '
aford me <n) opportunity’ to,
pass onto itredders, Wt 6 hews|
Items and: expressions: of: opin-

  

        
 
     
  
  
  
   
  
 
 
 
  
  
 
  
  
      
   
 
      

 

~~} appreelate the ‘courtesy. of-
alt the other. papers which. af-}
ford me.a, similar opportunity |
and especially. that of the Frince./

RH. refers to Indians using{Rupert Dally. News, heeause. 1.
profane words in public places, | think this type.of colgmn is one
It may interest him to know that; ore usually, handled’ by.weekly, |
there are no profane words inj than by dally. papers... .

worse or better, except that 1
haye never heard of Indlan bank
robbers, dope fiends, rapists or

     
  
   
 
 
   
 
 
  
 
  
       
   
   
  
  
  
   
   
   
      
  
   
    
   
     
    
  
    
    
  
 
    
   
   
   
 

 

with the usual: formalities. and!
learned vith the. added. feature. of, tle. |
vision). one.day before, arrived,
To get. Nere for the opening, 1.
would have had to leave on New '
Year's Eve, and, J. preferred: ta
yee the New Year In with my,
friends i, B.C. rather (an on,

wonders where they
them from,

We have our good Indians, too,
R.H. should visit Indian homes
in this city and surrounding vil-
lages. Our mothers take pride tn
their clean, moles hemes. They
make sure that thelr larders are ve
full of nourishing foods and that!® CNR train, ©

 

7

He should go down to.the wa-: ‘Hefore 1. wax aven, property:

terfront, too and-sea the modern! wnpacked: or. settled: dowii, Inj 10
leat. W my office, I: took up: {He gues -/(h

Yon of the. providing, of: (neill
Q,
replace the closed’ Prffign: Mir.
Y perk drydack ant: wee *

4

. , deluing Wang Hegotlaticas for the operation
The Indtans are striving hard of. the “existing plant and’ the

government’ hag, confirmed «ts,

rillway, provided of course
an efficient operator

be +
™ ah operator and the

 

| Th was a shock to me lo open
We can find faults with our ithe first copy of the Dilly:-News
With ANF tio get here since’ my arrival and

However, there ar? jread (hat we nre losing: Ray
of good people here jones most: feonle,

: we ahha
s te rat

that are more than willing to in our district regret this as
meet us half-way, if we gtve'!much as ido. Not only did Ray
them the. chance. ;fonee make a hor of nérronal

R.H. wants to kick some. people j friends, not only did he do'much

cut of town, I wouldn't want to;to make the relationship: -he- |

-try it with his assistance. A manitween Prince Rupert, fine Céle Printing Nee

(or is-It a9 woman?) who Js too, umbla Cellulose,’n cordial, one;
big a.coward to sign his name to; he-algo spent much time dnd -ef-
a letter in a paper cannotbe de. tort on our. community prob-
pended upon. lems. We will ail wish, him swell
R.H., if you want to meet good in his new field,
people, get sf skid row. u
IVAN ADAMS,
Prince Rupert,

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The Canadian Legion Branigh-
. ‘es in Prince Rupert ‘Oeeny Fall

“Association, 32 Gas Deatets

 

   

Charged With Fixing Prices 3

VANCOUVER G .~ The Reesbeing 0 par
tall Merchants’ Associati¢n of of a canthin
Ciinads and the Automotive Re- }smount. oA
tallers' Association, along with ‘court, and

 

 

 
  

hag two yours;

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By € 7 APPLEWHAITE,

They will be giad to

ap jRuperterds, Interested
‘our Indian languages, so one! The Seasion got, under way: prospects, of: trade a

"had: fallen td
lu

I. find that there. are active .

‘Jaros’ in 1083 13 slowly
readiness to recommend: to Pare. OW
{lament an appropriation for the icopsly Imports have been ie
enpital cost of a suitable inarine 100; Du

that aBreement .on Commerce.
can be!Canada ratified in dum:
jound and.n aatisfuctory. nyres- | been followed iy Increased
‘hetween the two countries ’

i Unign of

  

y:.to. the formation,

‘sentence of,

  
  
 
   
   
     

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and elsewhere have
in. Ing for impriy
the War Veterans Ali

the Speech from the |
contains: this sentenc
alte cernmer
: mendments.\g°

- Veterans: Allowance: I

tle: celling 4 pera
canies; of; recipients.
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for

The whole. B.C. eg
this, certainly. refers tg

and. will: all: be. conca
Japan’s forelgn exch
serves. Sell drastte
1954; 60,.dld. special do
ings: Japan's accumy
eign: exchange holdines:
provide an accurate.
of. ils economie: heal
$i biijion at the end.
slightly.

  

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dustrial rationalization

trading Imbalance which ia
ed In a’ $310 milion deta

whiltled down and“;

but hte a fart there

ameseert eatin empha tomate

 

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South Attica, tt
‘Moment sits at

£ -LooK INTO.

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|. 1955

: Fi ee
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: i co aw Ve neh : ™

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dealers, were charged Moncay of! Virteau ‘and!’ Kinaeurd are! School Sho

combine fia. Cireater Vancouver. ‘dealers belween Janupry 1, 1951

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leourt-by Cpl, Ernest C, Nutall of
the RCMP.
| The Retail’ Merchants’ Asse |

! Ch inede Dishes

tailéra’ Ansocintjon both ate tn
CHOP SUEY.

corporated under the: lawa and:
v CHOW MEIN

ihaneing the price of: gasoline.”

| Heparately. charged: ate. Callin |
Vipteau, and Joinea;L..Kinnoard: |
They aro scheduled:td-appoar in
court January di Kinnear te

cperating a gasoline price-{\xing charged with conspiring. with?

Another $1000 dealers were'and August 1, 1053 Inthe...
named, but not charged. in ine ‘operatic: of a, combine. .: de-
formation filed In city pollee tsigned to have’ the effect of ene!

Pe tees ee RT Red Wed atic ith dhe eee |

| seeretary-manager al. tho. AiG

expense. Obviously they felt that

: Motive « Rataileys'; “Ansoclution,

* failure, For example, says (ho plenty of unemployment Is 0 fae

body...
“hose publicity hounds WhO! rely! anehip
with, propared propaganda would | ulto |g,

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REFLECTS located, not the identity of the’ ‘
E | irm by whom ft 18 maintained. ; Pane Claims

which the disclosure of its ex. ! .
Astence first caine, adhere so BC lo B
y iialily to Its traditional policy | a \vs UY

The Income 'Tax Branch, from
‘Lions Gate Span

Ray and REMINISCES

GOOD AND NOT SO GOOD lems can all be éentributin
There scems to be no lack of Causes, Nor is that all.

Canadian homes in whieh wont

food Ix understood and prepared HOW MUCH DIFFERENCE

as well as many other homes prince . Ise

where efforts are made. hut ara Gamer whieh hs the iptent

more likely to end In melineholy population? Right now, with |

 

0 erreempemenes

coves Provhyee says the Britlely
Columbian wavernment. wil uv
the Lions Gate bridge and build
a yew $17 000.000 twinespan un-
Wer its toll authority. ,
Lone Gato bridge, built In
TON at a cost of $6,000000, ig
amprated by the Bite. Narrows
jBridge Co. controlled. by the
Gulness interests of. London,
Ena. 7

, The Province lentned Mon-
day." aod: tha newephner, “hat
Premier Hennott Ws oxpectar to
LOMA the sohente: f. the lee

Peterborough Kxaminor, stews, yorite time for argument, Ta |
are Kept walling untit all Maver jgien lo what ls sald may fall |
has gone, dessert becomes taste- ‘to actually’ Increase ones store |
lexs--nindt naar uf tresome neu of knawledge, bub you ean hurd-
tralily crented that sugKents trys ly call (ea wate af tune.
lng. to. please everyone and this cane
roaulls In disappolnting evorys' aye peltivh Mediows yournal,
‘bays Americiss and rita exe
/Periments have shown clearly a
bsswoen smoking
hear. Uae. Rover hole ,
hot loo oxaeting the
yet more publicity If they had! yymber of clanretton seen dite
ahorter. tale, ° jng Ing: rouene of 4 {pw hours up

ey , fawn any old day =. th) ee
Aolentlats believe Une universe: appear to. he averywhorse Par
Ik constantly expanding al A hope there b:suel a danger afe

 

She eengneene ene

Inundate the nawapapor offfera: gy,

,_ Tho purchase price, wal The
Brovince, Is still: undar. dlaciis.

| ajay, '
i Prenvlor Bennett hadi nothing

 

19 ee sen ere

PRIME MINISTHN SCELBA of
Ttaly ts expeatad to: visit Cane

VANCOUVER & © The Vans;

fislatura, apening day, dan, 26"). |.

ito aay" about tho vopork f

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WAN INTERNATIONAL search
1 dq continuing foy John Black
Wanted for the theft of $44,000
. froin the pus orlee ab Belton.
nia, BC, Alnek was deputy
; Rostmanter uy Britannia, A
H money package, containing
“the Christmas payroll at Bri
tunis = Mins, disappeared
 Aecember 16, Black was tee
| ported misaing, the. noxt dy.
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De, Marrow Shapley, Harvard) retains an enduring sturdinery, HCH: shotod | Rimpira, We 2770 foot long,’
arn has eatimint unt Dhak apne wee fametts wedge pete tei it mcmmtinggs Te cna che gmrne s4
thore may be wiona of earths, , . oumenton
each: poptinted aw our earth Ws |4, ANY comatdoraby tia vasrolt |
" PNKIRITY ATI hy, the new Increased senile of ||: = 7
NOT. RNTIRNEY Ald ‘ogee TOKEN LO, 4
ici. numba of eau an me PRINGE RUPERT’ LODGE No, 63
MONG. ba. tallaw ‘abil: ’ AOPENIC
on be Increase in Canad. Hon vs don eatry iparound fo wy GRAND MASTER $ VISIT
nll. oWaik of fe xen i Mi nofdral gout find apytting you ||! TUESDAY, JAN, 18
rae, a npg , Banquat wm Broadway, Cato ~~ 6:90. p.m, Sharp
Ehotgr, In. Ue BOWING CORY on ee WLLING. All Néww bere! und: Vielling returan:
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