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a A member of The Canadian Press—Audit Bureau of Circulation 7 oe 7
‘ Canadian Daily Newspaper Publishers Association .. '
/ Published by The Prince Rupert Dally News Limited, °

4, R. AYRES
os os ~ Editor.”
. Authoriied a8 second , as, mall by. the: Post: Office Department Ottawa, ee o oo

 

“JOHN Fr. MAGOR ~ ee
. President.
ae “Dp, “WOODSIDE
“General ‘Manager

 

a WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY. 10, 1960

 

' . “Geckige : oy pert his share of respon .
~ sib Hany aed proved: a. worthy oppon-

  

 

 

a joke, our. top. ranking..comics.

shift. ‘their: hats: to’, this” -central’ -situation,: a
Ittle: forward and, exactly upright:.on the head,
and. Instantly: the: effect. is achieved: the nitwit

—to, the. ‘life.

. Now, this’ Ista very’ curious; thing. Because
in real: “Hie, . the most. characteristic - feature ;
: of, all: our. ercatest: bankers, finanéiers, states-

‘men, Industria magnates and:

yi

A man who crip as a witness: ‘na Los |

Angeles court the other day.

‘to be married to his twelfth, wife, He ‘testified:
in'a case! involving wife No. 9, Several of: his:
other former spouses: were'in court. with; im,
The man’s name? ‘Wolfee—what else?” ay
Mr, Wolfe seems. to have discovered ‘one ‘of
the secrets of olf King Solomon who. is re-
somewhat lesa: than’ a:
thousand , wiyes.; The marital terms of Solo-, |
-mon's wives ran concurrently; those of Wolfe's

puted to Nave’ had:

os ce 0. be missed from the ze
ee stene of: this city when he and. his wife
| the | Lower Mainland, or. Van- .

Te i “the: pr ovinelal . field ‘or in
ae affairs George 3
: eee nenrly ey years. of |

 

Hills , has

 

 

    

J Raye resident of the: Union’ of. B. Cc.
Municipalities, a position he filled pit ith -
dignity and efficiency. It was in: 1956,

 

when he was head of UBCM that. the’
lew: Municipal Act. was drafted. ee
-. While serving as mayor or as’ cae.
candidate, Mr. Hills was an able publie’
| . speaker. In. public debate, ‘whether i ‘in
n- - ~° council or-on the hustings gave a good
é, account. of +himsélf, Friend and oppon-
ent. alike, always: ‘knew. where George
Hills stood. Unlike many. public, fig-
. ures aes was. never atfaid to ber d ted

 
   

  

 

   

    

ability i jn. ‘polities will : again be put to
“good use. An ardent yet not; fanatical |
c socialist for more than a quarter of a -
. ‘century, he has worked hard: for: the |

CCE party as well -as for the | city. .
“Wherever he goes that city or. town
will gain what Prince: Rupert has: lost.

oS We wish him and ‘his 8 soe. wite well, .

 

 

ve offending. packages. |
think it’s . disgusting,” thé ms

ds. basic pmiover are: to be restored at. felementary
and: ‘high- ‘school curricula.
us po es —The Edmonton Journal.

     

 
  
   
  
  

Packsack of Gregory Clark 7

‘On { e stage; in’ ‘the movies - and on Ty,
a . comedian, inorder ‘to ‘portray a:real stupid,
- dim-witted pumpkin; has: only to’put his: hat:

fair-“in’ ‘Whe: middle’ of: the top of. his head, _
- and: we: Bet: ‘the ‘impression instantly. Telling

 

‘country is the fact. that they. ‘all wear their’

“ hats perfectly upright fair in the Qa

middle of the front of their heads, MM
To wear the hat so is ‘the mark

. of respectability, probity, rectit-

.« ude, worth and virtue, Not ‘so

~-much-as one degree to the right
side of the head or the left does

* the hat tilt. Not so much as an
eighth of an inch does. it lean
back, No sir, Our great ones can put their
hats on’ without even: looking ina mirror to

- see. how perfectly centred they sit...

fathers ‘of: our . And nobody dare laugh.

_ Wives are friends |

have merely to

wives. ran ‘eonseoutively. ‘Bub tie: Los. “Angeles
Spouse collector takes no back seat to’ ‘the an-
“alent potentate in marital diplomacy, All ‘his
former. wives, he says,:are. still his friends, .-°
.. If itis true that most men’s lives ,are. fit
subjects for a book Mr. Wolfe has* all. the ‘In.
.gredients for a best-seller, He could. title -.it
-How.To Win Wives And Keep. Them Friends,
‘ The ordinary Joe who has his. hands‘ full with
_ane wife could profit from an expert on house-
hold management. —The Toronto Telegram,

was - discovered.

INTERPRETING THE NEWS ae ee a

Battle looms i

Y a a '
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“The Democratic party, which « : dominates |
 Congross. in this presidentin) clegtion year, Ap |
, -parontly plans to pay closer heed to the gon-"

eras than to President Eisonhowor in its’ of. |
‘forts. to arrange the deployment: of United ©
_ States, dofences,

Sources. on both aldes of the political ‘fence
“antielpato | that more: funds will ‘bho voted: to
t:.of tho Strategic Air | Command's

 

- keep): part:
hhombors In thealr. ona round.

.Those favoring such a plan argue that, _
under sucha system, It would be impossible
-for'an enemy.to knock out the United States’:
“yotallatory. Rowor with, one masalva  Miaalle.

,

in U.S. over defence spending

hy WAROLD MORRISON:

Canadian Press, Staff: Writer aS

Gonoral. Thomas. Powers, the SA's. com. _
- mandar, rays this jan’t enough. He told a con-..
pressional committce that. the Russian. misalle -
“threat, is too great. |

Congressional sourcos. ‘Indiente that. Inatond |
of $00,000,000 a yonr ‘for’ spare parts, power
may got $300, 000,000 “or even: $400,000,000,,

But oven. if Congress doca tity . ot upset
_ Elsgnhowor's views—and cut Into his projected
budget. surplus ‘of $4,200,000, 000-—tho proaident
could have the Inat word,

‘Congress may vote funds but the govern-
mont doesn't nocessarily. have to: spend them,
‘The bureau of the budget can frooze: cortain :

the-clock. boats, —

Ko: Domoorats . ‘arg: alao aympathotto. to | .. oxpenditurer—na It hag done, in tho past,

iene ‘development of the, projected  2,000-

 

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g-an-hour, B-70 bomber, which the, Brealdont

ninioat dropped,”
ms eee

a

are place in the country,

rane ar

his comda at a time whon. Hinonhowér
hag erled ‘out against: Natening to gonornls with |
. “anroghigl"= views, and has atated thats. ho.
Ore. about’ defence than probably, any:

wanta;to provide the Btra-.,

Command! with roughly $00,000,000. “price {a

iQ. rete Sor, she, purohnae ef apore.
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ne trade

eee No ‘such thing as. per

Phere ia no such thing ns. par batwoen two
frogly traded’ currencies, The prosont. price of
the V.8. dallar in Canadian funda (or vico vorsn)
la controlled by no .governmont or hank or:
«yt» board, It ff the prea doterminod In ‘the onen

Mmarkat, Hy a mupnly and. domand, Buch oa free.

heat posable: fac 7
cAny deviation, any. llity: for trade

nlert’ if one ‘ta the priping of

money ia an Impodiment - to"
The Calanry Albortan,:

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A tebe i trees agenes ’ ’ hanes, 1h @ na ne UPR YYCUN RVING HT}

. ‘the Prevention. :of Everything

  

gum, and- ‘urged . ‘that a bubble-
gum censor be appointed with:
* power, to ‘stop. any. child on the
_ street, ‘search. his. pockets . for 2.4

confiscate. “4 att
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~ al ‘Aboard with G. E. “Mortimore.

AS meeting. of. the: ‘Society’ for -
is published. but what the gov-_
broke- up in- ae near-riot last. ernment thinks is decent. And
- might.

Wes Mrs.-Emima, Woolly;: delegate: ken that: laundries-are operat--

‘papers; and: see that nacthing

now, to: an,urgent matter.:Ye |

WATER INSIDE B.C. Packers .|

: Ltd. “breakwater : adjacent. to
“Seal: Cove» plant , . SO: still

that. ‘images of two fishing ves-"}
sels, Steveston and: Active Pass .

are: reflected, Late afternoon.
sun whitens boats’ superstruc--

tures. ‘against dark background © :

“a place to delight a five-year-~
old. . Whether or not a school
measures up lo this concept
depends, ‘of course, on the
“manner in which kindergarten
routines. and instructional
“ nfethods are conducted.

The observations of a Unl-.
versity of Maryland educator.
’ Dr, James L. Hymes, Jr., In.an
article in: Parents’ Magazine,
ure interesting since. they. set
forth what ‘he believes to‘he a
sure way of categorizing a kin-
dergarten as : superior or medi-
ocre,

Dr. -Hymes believes that not
‘. more.’ than 20°. youngsters
~ should make up the. ideal | kin-

dergarten class. >...

~The teacher -for tiny. tots
we should wear an casy smile, in-

“. struet in a gentle way and be
‘ gifted wilh a friendly touch,

Liberty, equalily and frater-
nity belong in the Ideal kin-
dergarten. In this environment
youngsters can make their own
choice and can’ speak out.

» Not all parents will, concur
“with Dr.- Hymes' conglusions,
oo. But he points out some desir-

. able? features: for: indergar-

Pde ten’ 8 golden hours.

meets

 

5 Canadian farmers purchased
. 12,539 automatic ‘hay balers In
.. 1959,- compared | with 11,444 in
Tose. ne

 

us AT.
“way these fiends try to smirch .
the. minds. of. our. youth,” ” ‘Mrs, ey

ty

” from: the: Idle‘Matrons’ League,

attacked: ‘Fungus “McFlodden,

“representative | of the Chant-" = |
ers?..:

“and Mourners’. Guild, and
“tried © to ‘push, him out. of. the
hall. 7

"The scuffle: took - ‘place dur-

 

: ing. an ‘argument: over washing
i machines ,

-and. . bubble-gum
“ pictures. - _ Supporters of | Mr.'-
-McFlodden _ and’ Mrs.
“began to: “pelt -one. - another.

fluoridation pamphlets.

Police ariived ‘and took Sev- -
_ eral. of. the. rioters ‘into cust--
“ody. “They. were. ‘later released -

without | charge. Ge
Harlier,.” “Mrs. “Woolly

. plored .. “suggestiv@’ ~ pidture
~ cards “in ‘packages of. :bubble-’

pubble- -eum: “and

Woolly’ Said.
“What -is on “the pictures?”

iS asked an. unidentified ques-.

~ tioner.’

“I haven't seen any of them

: “myself,. but,.I. have. been. told

about them by a famous edi- . -

. tor. I: forget, his name, but. you
“all must. know him, He is in-
~ formation editor for the Eddy

Match Company. It is his job.-.

Woolly: ©

ithe washing machines are ~ eee ee enna Tair elect Caco ~
;. working.”
(“Why ‘shoulan’ t machines Sensible plar n

-. work on Sundays?’ the ‘voice:

“. manded.
- people.. Just a coin: in the slot.

with seat cushions. and anti- | made for’ machines.” |» i

“introduced. a. motion: that de-: .

-j:stake,”/ Mrs. Woolly: ‘proke. “in.

  
  
     
 
 

to’ prepare. material. for pub- .

“Heation “.on the - backs
-matehhoxes. sae

Bis be

den, “yon’s a responseehle pos-

ection. I agree wi’ ye. Ban the ~
- pictures, Jail the vendors. Flog

_ the bairns, But Iet us get this
-. finished, “Mss. Woolly,

matters.”
“Just a minute," " sald a voice

“from the floor. “I repeat, what

“\43 on'the pletures?”

"Girls," said Mrs. Woolly.
“TT sgles ... ah, someone has

just passed me some of the .|

_pletures.. . Ught":

“What's bad’ about pictures
of girls?" asked the unknown
“hecklor, “You see them every
“day ‘on movies ‘with no more
- clothes, You see them on the
“beach, Boys will have {6 gat
“used to seeing girs’

of

and -
“move on ‘to. more” important .

"Och, onough’ of this trifle ©

ing,” suid Yungus MeFlodden.

“Total censorship ia. the only,
. tnawer, Ayo, a consor’ ‘Who. will

, look’ ovoy' bubhle-gum ‘anrds,
and matehhoxer, and nowke

 

With the classics

“AXIOMATIC. |
A abyalght ine: ta the shore
ont.distance’
— Betweon two pointay. ,
A trae Ja nlways a trea!
Ang don't be lave. anything:
AQ,
vet there | havo: bean: tig
‘that my hillas. oe:
Haye beon purple, Una n nr’
-vouly. greeny,
“And (hat the aun ae,
“Has not boon a aun. nt alt,”

 

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“You point, and tha. ‘ie
-ohild u
‘ Qulal ly anawors, “Ohaly, ",
Mt another:
1gtull,"
And ‘another,
~Bo'n chat M8
ohadr, , i
- Although: wo" ‘Wee to think | 80,"
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‘ing. on the Sabbath .day,.
Vancouver, and. ‘Victoria?

- “Ayé," " ai ‘Funghs McFlod- - gars’ and’ pushed him ‘toward

| fo Make euro b that the adrosias on your lattors and prc Ich,

of. ‘Tsimpsean ‘Peninsula.

: Staff. photo

“All through Sundays, aye, | by Kenneth | Specht.

 

From The Oteawiy Citizen -
' The Canadian plan for a six-
mile limit at-sea.and-a further

from'the back of the hall: de--
“They run. without

Machines don’t. go ‘to church.

The commandments weren’t iS 4 Sensible compromise of

existing .disputes over the Jaw
*Yon’s. the. .devil’s reason-

 

ing,” . Mr. -McFlodden.: said. | Satisfactory compromise at the
“Machines must. observe” the Geneva meeting in March.
law. moe . . “e ,

a od.

47 ‘think it’s” disgraceful’ ‘for:
you. to. sit’ there’. mumbling.

“about: washing” ‘machines when are
the future “of. our youth is. at: Pes

“What about ‘Lady . ‘Loverly’ s.
Chatter?’ Any. sday; ‘now..they -.|.
will ae ee at new, ,

‘fin meena de
“through. - the. ‘last edition~:to |.
~pick out: the.’ ‘bad. bits,” ”. Mrs. °
Woolly . said.

And’ those. “cards. “in: “the i:
~ bubble- gum, corrupting young
people’s minds: - while:. they.
“chew... the situation is des-:
“perate,” i
“Fough!’ - said © McFlodden..
“women shouldna have. been
--admitted to the Society for the
Prevention of Everything. All.
yammering. No action. With.
all respect, madam, we'd pro-
gress if ye went. hdme.”

At this point,. Mrs. Woolly
grasped Mr: McFlodden. by the -

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the door, Missiles began fly-_
ing. When the police arrived,
the meeting had broken’ up
without passing any resolu-
tions,

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