-X.''
'
will
be
a
f'rst
occasion
fur
most
t
ol
them.
Cail
it
the
air
age,
and
j
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News'Church
Had
all
that.
et
the
distance
is
stui
i
lain.
.
V
vast
A
long,
long
way
from
the
tay
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
1i:ii:'aT.
January
31.
1&52
Good
Year
As
I
See
It
ofHorc
Bay
of
Funay
to
Hecate
Straits,
j
Knowing
your
country,
not
from
J
reading
or
hearing
descriptions.
;
but
from
close
observation
is,
aht
i:-al.y
counts.
1
S
Th
"of'ti'i
am
I
14
Independent
daily
nei'-pnper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Centra!
BritUri
Columbia.
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ilember
ol
Canadian
res
Audit
Burt-au
of
Circulations
'"
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
B
A
RVNTER.
Managing
Ecitor:
H.
G.
PEHRY,
Managing
Director
.if
""
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
attack
on
the
Egyptian
police
base
at
Ismaiiia
without
first
having
taken
steps
to
protect
".he
oefericeiess
omen
and
hiii'ren.
not
to
mention
civilian
men.
scattered
throughout
Cairo
..nc!
ether
par
s
of
Egypt.
That
was
nn
only
an
act
of
war.
HoMiv.'r
justified
it
was,
it
was
precisely
the
kind
of
act
wh:ch
was
Pound
to
touch
off
the
explosion
of
revenge-
which
jt
did
toir.h
off.
.
ONE
DAY
Mr.
Boyer
drove
me
out
to
see
an
Egyptian
irrigation
canal.
There
were
hund-rr;
of
m.'n
cleaning
out
the
mucK.
They
were
in
human
ganss
of
chains.
about
twenty
to
cans
The
middle
man
would
Gromh
and
Expansion
In
All
Departments
Noted
With
Satisfaction
P"Pr?.
presented
a,
the
annual
cor,g:es?utK.r.ai
meeting
of
ne
F
r-'
Visited
Church.
Prtr.ce
Rupert,
on
Tuesday
evening
were
s
sewn.-
of
satia'vtirfi
to
the
rho!e
membership.
In
every
case
Spe?ia!
obligations
rest
on
Canada
in
19i2-
One
is
that
out
on
the
coast
s
iniethmg
W.ter
than
a
smai!
snow-covered
boat
is
immediately
available
when
36
air
passengers
from
Jajian
are
heard
just
off
shore.
By
carrier,
per
2.V-;
per
month.
SI
00;
pr
year,
....
$10:
tv
sail.
pr
rr.'.r.'h.
TS";
pr
yar
$8
00.
Ononis
I
w-
t1"'
Kl.n,
t!ttpl
,.
A"'
I.
He
didn't
use
his
right
name
and
is
called
an
imposter
but
one
h.itci
to
consider
him
that,
because
of
his
cleverness.
It's
not
hard
te
admire
him.
This
is
ail
about
Ferdinand
Demara
who,'
known
as
Dr.
J.
C.
Cyr,
sen-ed
in
'
t
Via
Dlv.iI
f-'illdHlfin
NVV
If
tt"
C
-
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunoay
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Nw
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
wth
The
Rover
.Murder
.h-"-e
was
a
record
of
:
'"ciM),l(,li,
Churchill's
Volte
Face
A
FEW
DAYS
ago
an
in
aboard
thj
Cayuga
he
sttved
a
lift
Tliere
was
a
bullet
near
a
f
tidier
s
in
ai
t
Let
Demara
till
about
it.
furiated
mob
of
Egypt-
and
expansion.
In
his
Introductory
remark.
ev
L.
C!
Fieber.
pa-tor.
reviewed
oritliy
rr
oor'..
of
previous
.
j'
and
po.r.trd
ou!
that
there
lad
bet
r:
a
steady
growth.
This
Austerity.
Introduced
by
Churchill,
maintained
by
AUiee.
it
back
again
in
Downing
Street
r'
the
k.nd
of
word
that
somehow
seems
to
"cover
the
works
"
Bu'
tins
may
not
mean
iff
going
to
ft
'1
as
threadn.ire
and
harsh
as
it
sounds.
laRS
nroKC
into
trie
lull
the
water,
take
two
handfuis
of
j
hemnrrhaiie
v.hn
T
couinn't
have
been
more
nervous
even
if
I
felt
like
it.
Club
in
Cairo
and
killed
all
men
who
looked
otn
n?
Am
not
1
S.i
t-iaiticnlly
weryone
of
the
ship
gelfoam
into
the
!
was
titanciing
there
watching
me.
clotted
almost
i
kept
one
basic
principle
in
wrapped
the
rh,.
mind
Tlie
less
cutting,
the
less
the
soldier
an
ii.iwjii-
pat-iiiiu;
'later.
The
bullet
was
COO
units
of
rWitos",
within
a
fraction
of
an
inch
of
hours
later
he
..,
!!..
l.irt.
I
was
nfraM
he'd
hip"
it.
He
would
hand
it
to
his
neishbor
and
so
:t
would
ro.
r.-nd
to
hand,
ui!
what
little,
was
left
of
it
nai.he
Li.'
bank
One
buiidowr
would
have
done
;-.
whole
job
better
in
a
fraction
ol
ihe
time.
THE
WHOLE
Arab
r:d
is
waking
up
now
with
a
frenzy
of
determination
to
catch
up
with
tl.
west.
Ther..-
is
an
eirn.enial
Ait.or.g
them
was
my
go:!
frii-r.c:
the
Canadian
Trade
Com-r!--ior.et.
Mcl-jd
Boycr.
Mr.
an
Mrs,
Rover
enfnain-cd
me
like
one
of
their
own
iu.t.
1
when
i
,vs
in
Egypt
last
yfar
Tiny
were
as
fine
and
rir.
rl'j
ft
P.lr.i.riiiin
rnonlA
fi
PI.I
NTY
TO
SAV!
I
rim
e
Rupert
s
mayor
deplores
the
tendency
of
the
aideimen
to
:
.eak
io
littie.
They
appear
to
:t
lot
And
that
reminds
u
U
the
first
city
council
Fr
d
Stork.
Duff
Pattullo.
Jack
Hild-lteh.
Die
Mclntyre
and
the
rest
Sometimes
they
were
eloquent,
frequently
saying
something,
and
more
than
often
on
(he
p.
in!
of
doing
so.
Rarely,
if
c
-r
as
conversation,
argument
or
lust
small
taik
tacking.
And.
it
Mac!ud
and
I
ti-f.
'
'"-
an
I
ever
tn
iild
.
i
reitn
conirui.
we
couia
iioi
con,naiv!
ri'ites
about
Guid
bi'Ck
that
if
we
tried.
B-.il
we
m!i.ht
he
p
to
guide
it
if
we
accept
its
inevitability.
EnjoyThe
Best-Looking
Shaves
Ever
i
iac
beer:
ever.
m-re
marked
in
j
t
n:tt
your.
!
i.i-r-:..
d
a.v-ssfne!:ts
had
'
xer.
made
ar.d
in
every
cise
had
;
jeet
ir.et.
Th
chun
h
had
had
i
i
veiy
s
-access
;
ui
year
financially,
i
Ccmm.l.nents
to
tne
W.---j...
f
f
und
ha
1
bee-u
irvtea
xi
and
j
-.hese
had
ivn
more
than
met.
i
The
MT."s
Club
had
undertaken
j
.mproTt
men's
and
renovations
u,d
tiK-sr-
had
Uvn
taken
rare
The
women
8
organisations
had.
as
usuai.
done
outstanding
1
work
in
raistne
funds
for
essen-
tiat
jervh-es
and
replacement
f
There
were
no
ou's'and.ne
ac-'
counts
i
The
Sunday
School
had
in-
1
erea,
Ki
and
there
was
reed
for
more
teachers
Mid-week
aetivi-
ties
and
new
groups
had
been
undertaken
and
members
of
practicaily
a!i
a?es
were
now
ecvered
by
the
groups
Appreciation
of
the
contribution
to
the
services
by
both
morning
and
'
evening
choirs
was
enthusiastically
exafs.-T-d
The
fin"
work
of
the
oreanists.
Mrs
O
T
Freeman
and
H
A.
Piuym.
was
the
suoject
of
vry
favorable
"M
can
be
truthfully
recalled
there
Tz-.vrw-.vo
ciriha
nnnm
.is
a
lot
to
think
about.
The
CHURCHILL'S
volte
face
on
acceding
to
Mil.
the
appointment
of
an
American
admiral
a
supreme
naval
commander
for
North
Atlantic-Treaty
Organization
ha-s
heen
the
subject
of
much
comment.
Not
in
the
usual
Churchillian
manner
was
the
Tiime
Minister'.-?
explanation
to
the
British
Hou?e
of
Commons
when
he
said
that
he
had
faced
an
agreement
that
had
J
teen
made
a
year
atro
by
Mr.
A'ttlee
on
an
American
admiral
and
that
he
had
yielded
in
the
interests
of
unity.
Anyway,
he
said
he
was
in
favor
of
a
system
like
that
of
the
war
when
each
navy
commanded
its
own
zone
under
joint
chiefs
of
staff.
All
of
which
sounds
a
little
more
like
wripgling
than
we
are
used
to
with
Mr.
Churchill.
Although
he
had
in
Opposition
so
emphatically
opposed
an
American
admiral
for
NATO's
hichest
poft,
he
found
himself
in
a
different
and
more
responsible
position
when
heading
the
government
and
had
to
act
realistically.
.'
However,
the
real
thing
that
everyone
should
be
interested
in
is
that
NATO
gets
the
Itest
man
for
the
job
be
he
American,
British,
Canadian
or
whatnot..
And
it
might
also
be
remembered
that
United
.States
is
really
paying
the
most
of
the
shot
in
actual
dollars
and
cents
although
not
possibly
in
the
per
capita
proportion
of
austerity
and
sacrifice.
All
things
being
ejual,
Mr.
Churchill
and
the
rest
of
u
;would,
of
course,
insist
on
a
Briton.
oid
days
at
least
they
Edinburgh
ci.ici2ed
the
lighting
S0""
neither
afraid
or
silent
y-:.em
on
some
commercial
ve-
perirrces
in
the
fir.t
world
war
He
and
his
wife
spent
days
guiding
me
around
that
fascinating
country
Hr
home
cooked
Canadian
suppers
were
a
wonderful
chante
from
the
exotic
but
ur.famiiiur
food
they
serve
in
the
famous
Cairo
hotels.
I:k"
Shepiif
ards.
THE
BOYERS
went
out
of
their
way
to
minimize
what
they
said
were
rcare
stories
in
the
English
speakin"
newspapers
were
then!
hides,
authorities
have
been
investigating.
It
has
been
decided
that
40
000
road
'ervice
vehicles
x.il
be
equipped
with
two
red
lights
reflectors
nn
a
back
s;op
light
WEVTWARI
HO!
A
.pecial
train
of
Maritimers
will
visit
in
British
Columbia
j
next
July
and,
like
enou;;h.
this)
mm
GILLETTE
BlueBlades
about
conditions
In
Ejrypt
They
svemed
almost
pathetically
eager
to
convince
me
that
it
was
all
wrong
to
imagine
that
th
vast
Egyptian
student
dem-
fintrntion
ftpalnsl
the
vri
IN
VANCOUVER
use
an
Work
at
Conrad
Sunday
School
-ere
Mrs
s.aiiy
drig-roui!
Boy-,
was
at
a
high
stage
of
success
r
toM
m
an
amusine
tale
tl(
and
sincere
apprecation
of
tne
how
th
and
hr.r
dauenter
had
i
You
skim
oft
tough
heard
iMtk
M
.whittle
wih
.od.yst.ilUitetMu.
HUdc.
Thi.
supcr
keen
double-Jcf
ir
ouiUst
.he
ordm.rv
k.nd
Al.m
use
...
v
money.
CiilUti.
Blue
Hladari.
Prteii.oo-mule
fr
ruur
t"1U"
R"0t'
gone
shopping
and
l't
their
euorut
oi
Miss
A
m
citewart
was
voiced.
The
Increasing
demands;
;
sens?
of
direction.
Suddenly
an
j
made
ujon
'he
minister
s
time
Arab
youth
turned
up,
panting
,
wet
the
subject
of
discussion
anH
S'pro
ha
ham
i
!
a
rdrti.
,
with
excitement
,
AUSTIN
U
DRIVE
Special
Low
Rates
for
day,
week
or
month
For
reservations
contact:
BROADWAY
U
DRIVE
LTD.
mendatirm
th.t
'uridit.nnnl
:
hel'n
I
"dief.
ladies,
you
must
get,
GIIUTTI
20-BUDt0ISflNStRWlTH
should
be
provided
in
order
that
ou.t,of
ic-
quif;k;
Scripture
aSSaye
jor
ZJutlatf
He
went
on
to
explain
that
USID-BIADE
COMPARTInlNi-
i
"Go
rseh
the
gospel.'
these
Increased
responsibilities
could
be
propely
discharged.
Th
future
outlook
promises
that
even
more
burdens
will
require
tc
be
borne
High
tribute
was
paid
to
Mr.
Sieoer
for
his
leadership
in
the
work
of
the
church,
spiritually.
1616
there
was
to
be
a
vast
demon-
t
st
ration
in
the
next
block.
But
he
offered
to
conduct
them
to
their
,
hotel,
quickly
and
safely.
They
,
knew
he
was
after
a
fee
us-
,
pected
he
was
working
a
racket,
.-net
dtchiicd
his
offer.
;
Nothing
happened.
So,
the
BAyview
Broadway
at
Oak
VANCOUVER
9,
B.C.
ociallv
and
materially
Mr.
tie
ber
thanked
the
merr.b-rs
for
"'-'
',-
uw
l"
their
words
of
appreciation
but
stressed
his
conviction
that
it
wis
largely
due
to
tne
sp.eidid
support
he
had
had
from
many
officers
and
the
membership
cer.era'.iy.
'A.
Dur.n
was
chairman
and
M...
JJargatct
McL-od
s
cretary
i
,t
the
meeting.
LOOK
A
NEW
INGLJS
WASHER
With
features
r.o
oth'-r
rr.achine
can
offer.
Save
.
M
BUY
NOW
AT
159.00
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
--1
(
v
v
.'.
i
I
t
-
....
-A,
,
e
LIMITED
ao:i
pi,
at
iace
vaiue
aa
me
scare
t
stories
that
one
ht-ard
about1
Egyp.
I
had
the
dbtinct
impression
even
'hen.
that
"the
lady
doth
profit
too
much."
That
is,
I
feit
that
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Boyer
were
unconsciously
trying
lo
re-asv.ure
themselves,
even
more
than
they
were
trying
to
reas-f'jrt
me.
For
alter
all
I
was
staying
only
a
few
d.ivs
EGYPT,
and
Indeed
all
that
part
of
the
world,
seemed
to
m?
even
th"n
a
country
perceptibly
shaking
with
the
first
tremors
of
a
coming
political
earthquake.
LETTERBOX
HAS
RECENTLY
ACQUIRED
FREEHOLD
AND
CROWN
LEASES
TOTALLING
4
320
ACRE
AND
A
FARMOUT
OF
320
ACRES
IN
THE
CAMPBELL
AREA
TO
ADD
TO
PRESENT
HOLDINGS
BULIJ
ROADS.
NO
TAXIS
Editeir,
Daily
News:
Social
Credit
declares
that
it
seems
asionishing
to
me
'Anything,
physically
prjs.sible
.
the
British
government
financially
pos-
would
have
authorie-d
a
military
4
"tjT-''
K
'
"
Z
'
can
be
made
fi
S
sible.'t
f
Let
us
fancy
wi
we
have
a
Social
Credit
government
in
Canada
8ANGK
7
-
!
and
the
citizens
of
B.C.
decide
they
will
have
an
ail-w.;ather
highway
built,
linking
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert.
The
So-,cial
Cfidit
government
gives
the
ill
WIWA
B.C.
government
the
'
go-ahead.'"
Surveyors,
engineers,
crew
managers,
laborers
of
all
types,
get
busy.
The
J
ob
Is
progressing
patisfaciorily.
Men
draw
their
2
1
I
t
Jft
:TTlTi
11
iTr
1
-i
j
i
96o
,
;
ACRES
j-T
;
UNDER
I
tEAse
j
JLJ
D
U
1
I
I
LUj
3
tJcTj-?
.
time
checks,
present
them
at
the
i
bank
and
receive
their
pay
from
the
money
stream
issued
by
the
,
government.
This
money
from
all
1
the
checks
from
all
these
men.
t.'preads
throughout
the
nation
,
in
exchange
for
goods,
boots,
j
clothes,
flour,
vegetables,
meat.
cars,
everything,
strengthening
demand
for
more
production.
KEEP
VARM
ELECTRICALLY
ELECTRIC
HEATERS"
I'
!..
-
-J
'
r
.
.
s
.4;
These
checks
have
returned
to
their
source,
have
don"
thrir
job
and
are
destroyed
1
cancelled
i.
The
money
they
draw
from
these
cheeks
has
been
absorbed
again
into
the
money
stream.
There
was
no
laxation,
is
no
inflation,
no
priripal
nor
inlerest
to
pay,
backed
by
taxation,
as
compared
to
the
same
link
being
constructed
under
our
present
system.
This
highway
would
be
a
national
asset
and
tell
us,
where
would
one
lose
one
cent
because
of
Its
construction?
Water
power,
irrigation,
schools,
hospitals,
homes,
asylums,
all
improvements
come
under
one
or
the
other
of
these
systems.
C.
W.
REEVES
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watt
radiant
.
1000
watt
radiant
.
1000
watt
radiant
1100
watt
radiant
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