Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norrr.un
M.
MacLeod
Thursday,
August
27,
1953
Ml
1
a
Independent
aally
newspaper
deroted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
wd
Central
British
Columbia.
(
Member
ot
Canadian
Wen
Audit
Bureau
of
circulation
to
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
n
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
'
J.
F.
MAOOR,
President
H.
G.
PERRY.
Vice-President
The
political
signs
and
portents
sense
a
healthy
one.
That
fai
t
now
are
pretty
clear
that
if
Hon.
is
the
basis
of
the
confident
ex-r,
-.li
.
tiirh
neetatlon
that
Mr.
Drew
won
t
I
n...;
:
but
to
do
with
It
nrt
ride
out
the
oresent
Conser-
have
anything
will
retire
by
preferenc.
EMS
Subscription
Rates:
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carrier
per
vk.
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month,
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year.
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Per
month.
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per
year.
S0O.
Ha
i
mm
'
vative
leadership
storm
he
can
I
do
so.
He
Ls
assured
of
sufficient
support
to
be
able
-to
re-i
sist
any
move
to
unseat
him
by
1
force.
Wicks
Parley
Said
Useless
1
That
leaves
the
decision
very
much
to
Hon.
George
himself.
So
far,
he
has
given
no
hint
as
to
what
hi
views
on
the
mutter
are.
Party
associates
say
that
he
is
dedicating
his
present
so-
!ipfl
"holiday"
at
his
home
in
VICTORIA
(CP
Only
two
labor
groups
have
given
Labor
Minister
Lyle
Wicks
definite'
as-
-iik
v,,rf
thi.ikincr
surance
thev
will
attena
ins
upon
the
problem.
;
labor
conference
In
Vancouver
The
cotuiensus
ol
opinion
August
28.
amoneit
circles
wha
ki'.ow
him1
They
are
the
Native
Brother-
Mammoth
Auction
OF
Household
Furniture
and
heat
U
that
he
will
retire,
al-
i
hood
and
the
Mine,
Mill
Smelter
Workers
Union
which
was
expelled
form
the
CCL
two
!
years
ago
on
the
grounds
it
was'
Cotniuunist-douiinaU-ti.
though
probably
nut
until
after
another
session
of
Parliament,
following
which
a
national
party
convention
will
meet.
This
view
is
based
to
some
extent
on
the
fact
that,
even
although
the
forces
opposed
to
the
continuance
of
his
leadership
are
to
b
held
in
the
Auction
Rooms,
corncj
M
TLC
groups
at
VicUaia.
Vau-,
couver.
New
WestuunsUr
and
Priiu-e
George
have
stud
tliey
won't
attend
because
they
coii-
not
strong
enough
to
oust
him,
j
u.n(x
lne
conference
will
serve
it
is
obvious
that
his
persistence
Ilo
useful
purpose.
ond
fourth
Avenue
tost,
on
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
1!
ot
2:30
p.m.,
and
7:30
p.m.
Consisting
of:
in
office
would
mean
a
cleav
me
I
.
,i1..1,v,nllt
.
th
within
the
party
lhat
would
be
ince
hjvt,
pnile',tt.d
Uu.
iaiai
10
any
ciiun.
rs
ui
.
.
,
...,.,
h.,vp
,,,
Since
election
day
it
has
be-
Al'Cl'STE
PICCARD
and
his
son
Jaques
stand
on
the
deck
of
theur
bathyscaphe
discussing
the
chances
of
their
getting
a
new
world's
record
for
diving.
Yesterday
in
a
test
they
descended
to
a
depth
of
about
2,953
feet
off
the
Isle
of
Capii.
Today
or
perhaps
later
this
week
they
intend
to
try
to
go
13.U0U
feet
below
the
surface
of
the
Mediterranean
sea.
I
come
reasonaoiy
clear
mui
mm
cision
on
attending.
Labor
organizations
objecting
to
the
confernre
suy
the
uv-ernment
has
all
the
information
on
labor's
wants
on
file,
and
doesn't
aeed
a
conference
at
this
point.
George
has
the
support
of
close
J
tc
90
per
cent
of
the
elected
j
Conservative
MPs,
and
that
his
I
major
party
press
Including
the
Ottawa
Journal,
the
Toronto
Cjlrbf
and
Mall,
the
Toronto
Evening
Telegram,
the
London
;
Free
Press,
and
the
Montreal
j
floviilto
Drun't
rUutvlH
til
SOP
Professor
Piccard
and
Son
Ready
Authorized
as
second
class
mall
by
tae
i'-t
Office
5
parinient,
Ottawa.
EKitimat
Takes
Shape
t
A
NYONE
who
has
visited
Kitimat
lately
can
yf
begin
to
see
ahead
to
the
final
appearance
of
this
new
northern
city.
Already
the
smelter
with
its
rows
of
aluminum-sheathed
buildings
is
taking
definite
shape,
and
across
the
Douglas
channel
one
'can
visualize
the
power
lines
that
will
sweep
down
"the
cleared
slope
and
span
the
water
to
the
plant.
Six
miles
inland
the
townsite
is
still
nothing
"more
than
a
vast
clearance
in
the
wilderness,
but
."even
this
is
enough
to
give
one
an
idea
of
what
the
"first
neighborhood
at
least
will
look
like.
It
is
more
"difficult
to
realize
that
possibly
four
or
five
more
"neighborhoods
of
equal
size
will
appear
in
that
'broad
valley.
The
visitor's
imagination
also
wavers
Twlien
he
tries
to
picture
the
modern
and
spacious
-shopping
district
which
will
be
created
in
the
special
area
set
aside
in
the
middle
of
the
woods.
.
Yet
much
of
this
miracle
will
take
place
within
;the
coming
year.
It
seems
that
the
time
has
come
iwhen
the
action
is
almost
quicker
than
the
thought.
Perhaps
the
simplest
way
to
understand
what
"might
happen
at
Kitimat
is
to
consider
the
case
of
jjthe
Saguenay
valley
of
Quebec
where
the
Aluminum
Go.
of
Canada
started
a
similar
project
25
"years
ago.
At
that
time
the
population
of
the
region
was
about
20,000.
Now
150,000
persons
live
;there,
and
the
district
is
alive
with
many
industries
;
besides
that
of
aluminum
production.
Z
Although
no
one
is
prepared
to
say
just
how
'much
other
business
Alcan
will
attract
to
Kitimat,
the
conjectures
which
anticipate
a
population
of
;50,000
seem
altogether
within
reason.
Our
guess
is
;that
by
the
time
our
children's
children
are
running
things,
the
figure
will
be
considerably
more
than
that.
But
the
growth
will
not
be
localized
in
Kitimat.
Establishment
of
Alcan
in
the
area
was
just
a
particularly
noticeable
feature
of
a
march
to
the
north-Iwest
that
was
already
underway.
Although
we
wish
5ve
could
be
around
to
see
what
eventually
develops,
it.
must
be
admitted
the
present
carries
plenty
of
"interest
in
its
own
right.
'
2
Trunk
1
Kiilrboard
1
Oak
Desk
1
Studio
limrk
'
1
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Killt
2
(
hiifunirn
2
Tri
-Light
Limpi
1
Llri'trului
3
Klrctrit-
Hrilrri
5
SuiUiiw
2
KiUlirn
Tabln
2
Beds
fumpku
5
Chesterfield
Suites
6
Itiiiin
j
Ituum
Chairs
(oak)
leather
seals.
Z
Sewing
Machines
2
New
OerafciuuaJ
Chairs
(Maroon)
1
Library
Table
1
China
Cabinet
1
Hi-atly
Waslilnf
Mai
liine
J
lressers
'
2
Large
Mirrors
1
Coal
and
Wood
Range
To
Seek
World
Record
for
Diving
utr
tariu
ineuwn
1
wi
snui
auu
uie
oauiyscapiie
hlm
rtjissed
summarily.
This1
weird
undersea
craft
nosed
dropped
towards
the
seabed
fur
.
imn'B
UDrjort
With
it
and
a1
sluggishly
up
from
the
botVm
its
fii-jt
.majortdal.
Those
in-jlit1
mitienre
and
fortitude
on
of
the
Mediterranean
sea
today
i!ide
wre
protected
by
four
his
own
part,
Hon.
Mr.
Drew
ana
rroi.
Augusie
nccara
siep-
incnes
oi
wugn
steei,
me
""k-ipoui(i
ride
out
any
rjarty
storm.
Itroaillnoin
Carpet
and
Infer1
New
9'
x
100
ped
out
to
report
he
considers
new
of
the
spherical
cabin's
he
is
well
on
the
way
to
beat-1
walls.
i
,
.
.
,
,.,,,
Other
articles
too
numerous
to
mtnl
ing
the
world
diving
record.
At
9:10
they
switched
off
the
"'
,w
lt
LZrZ.ri
f,.n.
j
He
and
his
son
Jacques
re-,
electro-magnet
and
the
ballast!
'
candldatPSwho
out.
THF
lurnea
saxeiy
vo
me
suriace
i
uioppeu
away.
niiotoer
leu
'
after
making
their
first
test
minutes,
and
the
conning
tower
GEO.
1.
DAWES
auction::;
number
the
elected
Conservative
i
MPs
by
more
than
4
to
1
are
i
n..n-...V.l..,4r,nlir
nnt(n.ani
Thp
!
dive
off
the
southernmost
tip
reappeared.
r.;
i
in
I
uvr:
nuriiiiuiKij
hhh-wiv.
of
of
the
Mediterranean
island
Phone
Red
127;
Block
846;
B.C.
MesseJ
nccaiu
emergeu
sniiiuiiF
tn
.
r.
.i
the
narrow
deck,
and
declared
Vn
,
ntf
1
ported
to
attribute
the
r
defeat
himself
Kn
nl,ad
with
,h
Capri.
In
their
"bathyscaphe"
spe
cially
designed
to
fulfil
the
pro-
i
test
that
he
would
probably
to
his
alleged
unpopularity
in
their
ridings.
For
a
great
many
of
the
candidates
this
is
prob
fessor's
40-year-old
.
ambition,
'
move
to
the
serious
trial
area
they
reached
a
depth
of
about
I
later
in
the
week.
2,953
feet.
l
.
,
This
will
be
somewhere
be-
They
chose
&
.
Bomparatively
tween
Caprt
and
Ponza,
another
shallow
spot
fot
today's
test,
island
further
to
the
west,
rrn.,
ihn
j
-5?
ably
a
most
convenient,
face-saving
excuse.
But
that
doesn't
help
Hon.
Mr.
Drew's
situation.
Obviously,
Mr.
Drew
could
ignore
the
defeated
Conservative
candidates.
They're
just
private
where
the
sea
is
much
deeper.
but
they
im
atJS.OOO
feet,
or
twice
the
depth
6l
the
present
world
record.
Two
weeks
ago,
two
French
Named
After
Playwright
naval
officers
set
up
a
world
citi7ens
now,
not
members
of
his
Parliamentary
team.
But
they
would
be
there
iust
the
same,
if
he
did
treat
them
and
their
views
with
indifference.
And
the
situation
wouldn't
be
in
any
record
off
Toulon
when
they
dived
to
6.898
feet
in
a
Piccard
LAUSANNE.
Switzerland
tAPl
Charlie
Chaplin's
new
eight-pound
baby
boy
has
been
named
Eueene
after
Mrs
Phnnhn'fi
designed
bathyscaphe.
,
,
l
ne
previous
record
3,0?8
father,
playwright
Eugene
Our
Foil
stocks
ore
arriving
doily
and
to
moke
room
tor
rnm
we
offer
the
balance
of
our
summer
shoes
ot
these
Amanngly
LOW
PRICES!
feet
was
set
up
in
1934
by
the
American
scientist
William
Beebe
in
his
bathysphere
off
LONDON
(CP)
As
a
result
of
a
gentle
hint,
the
Maida
Vale
district
library
has
raised
its
bottom
shelves
nine
inches,
allowing
old
folk
to
browse
more
conveniently.
C
Neill.
The
baby
was
born
Sunday
night
at
a
clinic
here.
Mrs.
Chaplin,
the
former
Dona
O'Neill
and
the
baby
were
reported
doing
well
at
the
clinic
today.
;
the
Galapagos
Islands
in
tlic
Pacific.
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
C5ay
PIccard's
new
.yessel
looks
a
little
like
an
uudersea
version
CASUALS
-
Moccasins
of
a
dirigible.
A
.
round
steel
bail
with
a
single
Cyclops-eye
porthole
contains
the
two
men.
It
is
suspended
under
a
large
cigar-shaped
tank
full
of
oil.
The
buoyancy
of
the
oil
keeps
When
Buffalo
Bill
and
Kaiser
i
tanbark,
crowds,
clowns,
turns,
"Bill
met
in
Germany
ever
so
long
bands
anything
that
wakes
one
ago
the
occasion
was
a
thrilling
i
up
and
feel
glad
to
be
alive.
-one.
The
former
did
a
roaring
"trade
and
the
latter
picked
up
However,
it's
not
quite
so
mel-a
-lot
of
handy
knowledge
per-
ancholy
as
all
that.
For
we'd
,'taining
to
the
rapid
transfer
and
J
have
you
know
that
once
Prince
If
you
arc
a
veteran
and
are
genuinely
interested
In
Veterans'
Land
Act
for
Prince
Rupert,
you
are
urged
to
see
the
Secretary-Manager,
Canadian
Legion,
Branch
No.
27.
It
is
possible
that
future
legislation
may
assist
the
veterans
of
Prince
Rupert
to
establish
under
V.L.A.
LOAFERS
-
WEDGIES
All
colors
and
siJ
illli
the
craft
on
an
even
keel
and
floats
it
up
to
surface
after
b:il-last
weights
have
been
dumped.
'handling
of
big
tents
and
all
CLEARING
AT
"lhat
sort
of
magic
The
whole
thing
Is
complete
Eupert
staged
a
little
rough
riding
show
of
her
own.
This
was
purely
a
local
affair.
The
city,
feeling
frontier-minded,
one
day
with
co-operation
from
up-river,
brought
in
enough
steers
to
start
the
cheering.
All
this
was
on
the
It
ls
essential
that
interested
veterans
be
listed
at
this
Branch,
as
need
of
such
legislation
must
be
established
before
a
brief
can
be
prepared.
ly
free
of
lines,
to
the
surface
and
can
move
around
by
means
ol
electrically
driven
propellors.
3
f
Mi
.
The
69-year-oid
professor
The
shows
the
thing,
be
It
the
circus
or
wild
west
extrava-ganza.
Colonel
Cody,
originally
urf
army
scout
and
buffalo
hunt-er
following
the
American
Civil
War,
is
believed
to
have
founded
Ithis
breezy
introduction
of
and
his
son
had
travelled
all
Acropolis,
long
years
before
the
'A?"'7TO!l'l'',''M'':
fair
buildings
were
dismantled.
fmountairriandj
plait
to
tttie
x-kvilOOMAJ
j
H
'
V.
;
was
packed
-riusive
easi
ana
seieci
circles
oi
,
Xne
grandstand
SANDALS
The
steers
were
portly
and
per
night
from
the
Bay
of
Naples
In
their
towing
vessel,
the
submar-ine-Jike-
xraft
wallpwing
in
its
wbke.
...
..
.
.
-
!
'
,
Piccard
rowed
himself
to
the
gently
bobbing
bathyscaphe
.at
first
light
after
having
satisfied
himself
that
the
weather
'conditions
were
as
predicted.
At
8:35
a.m.
the
hatch
clang-
fectly
safe.
They
could
also
do
a
fount
you
can
bit
of
galloping
or
running,
but
Anyway,
it
went
over
in
smashing
style,
even
if
the
Atlantic
did
take
a
few
liberties
with
the
di-
J
s
y
i
there
wasn't
a
buck
in
the
bunch,
on
Nevertheless,
as
a
stampede
everyone
reckoned
U
an
honest-
to-God
winner.
WEDGE
HEEL
All
colours
and
sixes
4
to
9.
Regularly
priced
os
high
as
$7.95
No
one
wore
fringed
buckskin,
gestlon
of
stately
war
chiefs,
and
perhaps
the
redoubtable
colonel
himself.
It
was
Inevitable
that
t'ln
time
he
would
have
rivals.
Indeed,
it
could
be
foreseen
that
"from
this
would
grow
a
new
and
"spirited
form
of
entertainment
"supplementing
and
widening
jwtiat
had
become
known
generally-as
the
circus.
no
guns
were
packed,
no
spurs
actually
jingled,
and
the
smiling
features
of
scores
of
prominent
(C
UU
Uf
,,,
$
citizens
could
be
observed
beneath
sombreros,
each
of
which
had
a
"just
bought"
look.
United
States
Industrial
output
rose
95
per
cent
between
1937-1951
while
that
of
the
rest
$3.95
$2.95
.MX
THE
WAY
X,
Jt
won't
be
long
now
before
Prince
Rupert
will
be
filling
"picked
lows,
for
it
can
almost
id
of
the
world
rose
62
per
cent.
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said
that
this
sort
of
show
"has
seldom,
if
ever,
been
witnessed
here
before.
How
many
of
"our
youngsters
have
ever
seen
farm
animals?
Some
no
doubt,
-
but
certainly
not
all.
How
many
boys
and
girls
have
ever
filled
a
'saddle
Instead
of
a
stuffy
cushion,
and
listened
to
the
beat
of
"jhoofs?
Today
the
horse
Is
in
the
-"oven
Instead
of
on
the
trail.
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SANDALS
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