ees the« “world: in which: : he ®
“works ‘and lives, can only be. dismayed
a and f dcenly disturbed by’ y prompect for

painful experience.

ds. R. AYRES oe 4
Editor

ae “An ‘independant hewspaper. r devoted: 0 the. ‘upbu din "
“ot Prince Rupert and Northern" and ‘Central ‘British: Columbia; . mo
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Eisenhower | proposed © a “permanent:

“ fnexperienced hunters who turn a: deat ear.

to the voice of wisdom.may. be more ‘inclined |
- to: listen. ‘to one who acquired) his wisdom by: :
“Next time I'll. take -a-"
compass,” said'a young family man after hav-
. ing; been. lost’ for two nights this week in the

ough ‘country | west of Shawnigan’ Lake,
There was a powerful lesson in those few
‘for all’ who venture into the. wilds, This

oads and civilization, but for lack
ass could not keep direction. At no

time was he very far from food and comfort,
yet'it, was nearly 48 hours before he reached

\ -And these developments, -

- US.

“nope ‘to achiéve ‘even

d Nations force. in. 1958. ‘Lack. ‘of. fe

   

~-hunting expeditions this ° ‘man kept his head
“and in-the end more or:Jess- reasoned his way .

: ordeal was over was the thought .that if-he
-had: had-a compass. he never would have been

1 knew which way he should travel lost: at‘all. Police, game clubs and safety au-

. wa bs
€., a
as

“an 1 inflationary settlement.

_imminent, “pale: pefore the possibility —

that some day a ‘management, ‘deter- .

9).

_ mined to manage, will say no"

“ feativély bring. to. a "stan

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‘out’ ‘of. . his predicament: A. less ‘practical man
could: have “lost “his life ‘by floundering around
ih the darkness instead. of saving his strength
for: the. ‘daylight search: for. a route out of the
wilderness.

Obviously uppermost: in his mind after the

thorities always warn. hunters against trav-
elling without a compass in rough country, but
sometimes it takes a hard lesson like this to

drive, home: ‘the full meaning ‘of their advice,

rafnie Bees

them, .. It is to. be hoped that all tyros will remember
Unlike some who have been lost on other: bh ok —The Vietorla Colonist,
Po | Wind and. nonsense

Said Mr. Howard Green, secretary ofsstate
for ‘external affairs, to the Canadian. Exporters’ |

Association:

“Unless we can continue to develop ; ‘our
salés in world markets,. our relatively high
standard of lving must inevitably fall...
This can only be achieved by providing our
customers with goods they want at prices they
are, willing to. pay.”

Canada’s sales of goods to the United King-

dom ‘over the past seven’ months dropped | ‘by.
. 6 per cent, her sales of goods to other Euro-

nean countries by 26 per cent,

Pur after-dinner orators used to apoak of.

our, “inexhaustible resources,” In tha existing
state of the world’s economy, with other nations

INTERPRETING THE NEWS.

Wholesale TV probe sparked by

By TAROLD. MORRISON:

beginning .to mateh. or surpass our resources, .

‘such .talk has become wind and nonsense;
Meaningless. — ‘

-Meaningless so long as we can't develon,:

‘process and sell such resources at prices that

‘the world jis willing to pay. Falling that, our
‘yesources will remain in the ground or in our
warehouses while other countries — Britain,

Germany, Italy, Japan, the U.S,—produce lower he

priced goods for which the world will pay, And
for which, - Aneidentally, Canadians will want
to pay,

- There is no foroordained Canadian. pros- .
perity. It will be maae—or. betrayed—by Can-

adians themselves, —The Ottawa Journal,

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r : ‘Canadian Pross Staff Writor

The United States inquiry Into rigged tole-
vialon quiz shows—an Inquiry that gained tro-
mendous ratings in publle Intorest—is to get
‘andther. whirl, noxt’ month,
the- Fedora) Communientions Commission.

‘But an invitation to appear before the
seven-man commiasion tan't likely to enyse
much trombling among those Involved in quer-
Honable broadcasting practices,

The commission, which js supported | t9
reguinte U.8,. networks and brondonsting sta-
Hons admits Jt; hasn't much policing powor -
an

Why the sudden Intorest: Chairman John

‘ : GC, ‘Doortor aoys ha wants to have a good look |
-. it $ho whole situation with a view to asking |

for 4oughor commiaaion pollelng powera—it they

ard: needed,
ja aldes hint: at hig things to come—that

tig, gommiasion {nquiry will concentrate heny-
{ly on, ‘pnyala," the reported practice whereby

on renord company slips certain disk jockeys

We radio atatiqna undor-tho-table paymonts
n radon to get wide publicity for new records,
-Thore also will be a -goneral investigation .
of “ottonalye commeralals and othar broadenst

thia time before:

nae In fact § hasn't done much prosecuting.
~"  Fooent yoara,’

practices contrary to the public Interest,"
‘Doorfor says he wants to hold at lenst 70
public hearings and that the wholo atudy may
take’ a year or more to complete,
‘This would be o tdme-consuming effort,
when the public demands swift ‘action, Tho
cow piasion's slow-moving actions in regulating

tho Industry wore eriticized before the con. |

. fressional subcommittees which alred the TY
quiz show senndals,

The aubcommittoo anys It hasn't’ finished its
work, It also wants to concentrate on “payala”
and other practices hut hna aot no firm finte
for new hearings,

Tho juatico dopartmant nlso ja Jooking Into
the situation, with n view to recommending
new loglalation early next yonr If it finds the
altuation warrants auch action,

Bo, there are studies all over tho. Plage.
Congross, the (justica dopartmont and Inow
fhe communicationa commission. This seeming
‘duplication of effort may be in the end merely

ndd to .confysion, rathor than to claitlont re

And by tho time all the offort ts '
tolovision and radio may be hack at. he anne
“ald atand, doing | ‘husincas in the “same | old
way,

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e ‘Iti is ‘plain 1 meén who will eventually.
| decide: where theiliberty to strike ends
and the license to. damage begins. The
steel. strike and the renewed
| 1 threat to the Canadian. railway system

ae <7 Phe e Financial P Post. :

““token disarmament, pee
re must be.a concurrence on controls, This ye

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ed ‘by. forestry: departments all:
over. Canada to move,.in April, -
‘into some remote region of the
wilderness — ‘and: spend all
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rescue of perhaps" millions “of
dollars: of. our. public money: is.’
_ begun,

Many “of “these” *towermen

. bring: their. wives and: children

he. broken. -only.: by. the visits: of. >

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.to live: with them. in ‘the ‘little
‘cabins ‘at the foot of the tow- ,

«. . @fss.c-But ‘many are: solitaries;

like’: ~St.' Simeon ‘Stylites; ‘who
‘are: of” the temperamest: to. en-

no - Joy ‘the’ season-long ‘solitude,

.: Benj amin :

ag
Franklin arrive in Philadel-

. -phia after a trip by boat and

on foot from ‘NewYork. All
the clothing - he “owned. was
stuffed in. the pockets ; of . his

‘great coat: To satisfy his hun- .

ger, he purchased three :
enormous loaves of bread.: WAS 4
he walked down: the stréet,
eating one loaf, carrying. an:
other under ‘each arm, and; his-
pockets .bulging,: one ~of “the
first people he met was. Debo-.
rah’ Reed.: PAIL ‘she could : ‘dao
was ° “laugh, - ‘never’ dreaming
she would gne day be his wife.

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passing: campers” and tourists,”
andthe telephone _. calls to:

= _ their’ base; and:.the occasional :

arrival of an? aircraft bringing :
‘them: supplies.” . - :
: “What's the chief difference.
between your life,” I asked.a
‘young: towerman, “and: life in.

“Well, sir,” “he . said, “you.
: should’ see. us there, all sum-.
mer, half way to heaven, pray- .

"ing every Thursday for rain on

every summer ‘weekend. You:
. pray for a fine weekend. We..
pray. for rain, with all that.
bush. full of - fatheads lighting ‘

It was his ‘first, ‘fight and: -he

wanted to enjoy it. As he. held

his breath while, the suge air-
liner’ zoomed ‘upward, ‘a WO-
man passenger sitting next’ to

him began:a’ barrage of words

that just wouldn't stop, *

After an hour. of chatter, he

called the. stewardess, “and

asked:

“Can't . vie” go any faster?” =

“But we're going as fast:'as

possible.. How fast do.you wish |
to travel?’ asked, the steward- .

ess.
. The’ ‘man Jooked at the ‘talk-

ative passenger, then replied,

“Faster than ‘sound. ae

    
   

; Why ¢ do so -many ‘peopl stop,
v to logk at’ ‘a-hole in. the: street?

wt dan “offer ‘a: guess.

It isn’t sO much, the ‘sight. of.

“vymenat:-work’ that:catches the

fancy’ of. passers- -by. It’s the

, earth itself, inside ‘the Hole.”
A city ds an artificial place.

-Iv seems ‘to be: made entirely.

‘of " steel: wood, : glass and con-.. |
crete. ‘Phe’ ‘city- dweller ‘begins’.
i 1K. cof. the: streets, gide-

“to” thi
walks nd buildings as things .
that: have always, been, there
and always will be: wt

ot Then. a: street - pang sets to.
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rocks, It" ‘COMES as a: SUF rise *
for many: people ‘to learn: that
the old ‘earth: has: ‘heen’ there».
all the-time, under the | ‘wheels :

‘and ‘the® hurrying. fect.

"So they. stop and stare, and
“pass alorg thoughtfully. Sud- |

that. their clty: of polite looks so
- important ts only a thin over- —

_ North. American cities,

“narrow streets. that.
tween . closely-packed

 

coat lald on the primal. dirt,

The residents ° of certain
after
years of jostling. each ache? on”
run : be-

bulld-:
to. open |
ventilation

ings, have. decided.
some -dawntown' -

again: . r
‘In. an effort ‘toe cure the trat-

fle blight that threatens: the

hearts of cities. planners. in

: towns like Kalamazoo and To- me
ledo ; ‘have. closed some streets.

to: vehicles, . ‘ripped up paying
and. nut in: flowero beds, foun: -
tains and. playgrounds, Bs
They are remedying the-er-
rors of 50 and 100 years ago,
when ‘the: cities were. spilling -

space and: let the ¢ earth , free...

‘rude, chaotic growth, People .

were making fortunes, 9 0 fo.

Plans to‘control the growth

i of cities, and persuade citizens :
“to co- -operate for thé.common —

_good,. were seldom proposed.

Any ‘that were proposed, soon no
' pot ‘shouted down. | “

' A man who dared put ‘foi'= oS
ward such: wild ‘schemes. .was .”
‘regarded . asa bolshevik. : -But.

    

Tm afraid I can't + help ‘you””
he sald to the man injured in

a.car accident. “I’m a veterin= ~ i

arian not a medical doctor.’
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{widely belleved,

  
 
     
       
   
  
   
    
   
  

Day” has been announced. As

—to-grow thicker hair by

thelr. Joss: of hair with one of

‘these remarks:

“Oh, baldness runs in my fam-

| Uy,” 80. I just have to accept it”

+ Or “Well, it's natural for a
man. ‘to lose ‘his hair. as he gots
along In years”, , ,or ‘If you're
going to ‘be bald, you're going to
be bald, and’ there's jothing you
can’ do about It,

So" many men have satd such
things for so many hundreds of
years, these old ideas are still
But they are
nol supported by modern know-

|ledgea,

True, some few men. do inherlt
a scalp structure that may pre-
dispose to carly baldness. But

{any such ‘tendency can he over:

come by proper halr caro,

As for the oxctise of a0, it ts
established now that mon's hair
naturally grows fastest In the
years from 36 to 65, And ger-
talnly. much canibe done: to stop
{haly loss, ag tho careful records
kept. by Harrison Halr and Scalp
Speolaliasts prova,

"Actually, the two most com-
mon-causas of baldness, “SAYA
halr expert -M,. D, Harrison, "ara
hate tnd mistrontmont of tha

alr,

Don’t Resign Yourself

"Most men just don’t take caro

don't got vory far along In life
without halr trouble, They ho-
came ‘halding’,., thon Just plain
bald, And usually do nothing

    
  
 
 
    
 
 
 
   
       
     
     
   
 

. FOR BALDING HEADS LIKE THESE, a “Save- Your-Hair

trichologist M.D, Hartison says you have an excellent chance ”
new methods of home treiditment,

What Causes Baldness?

How ~ many times have youlabout it except perhaps exper-
heard. men attempt to explain |

of thelr hair, Consequently, they }

2A those gid tires.”

 

To Demonstrate New
Home Treatment:

Now is the time to carry out
that long delayed resolution to
“do something about your hair.”

the people in some of the cities ..
‘are learning. better. now: They: ... -
f anersting the : ear van fee

For Monday, November 23: is ‘ .

_ | #Save- Your-Hair Day” in Prince
) Rupert. |
“| by Harrison Hair and. Scalp

The event is sponsored

Specialists, largest. organization
of its kind in the dominion. Tri-
chologist M. D. Harrison”is in

| ‘Leharge, he is here to personally

examine hair-worried men and}
rwomen from ~1 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Monday at the Hotel Rupert.

‘The Harrison program for pre-

-jventing baldness by home treat-
ment is explained by director M..:
‘D. Harrison this way:

. “Almost two million Canadian :

{men are already’ bald or soon

will be. ‘How many women are

¢..|bald, no one can estimate. Cer-.-°...

long as you have some hair,

iment with some
and cure-alls.”

This famous authority. urges
that you do not resign yourself
to baldness unless you-are al-
ready bald.

Get expert help for your hatr,

Harrison Hatr and = Scalp
Specialists help, Go in and talk
with the Harrison expert Mon-
day during “Save-Your-Hair
Day.”

hair | ‘tonics!

Expert Answers ‘Your

Hair Questions Free
As n fenture of “Save-Your-
Nalr Day" Harrison alr and
Scalp Specialists offer nn free
consultntion service,

All you have to dois take your
questions.In person to thelr sulte
in the Hote) Rupert and
trichologist M. D.. Harrison give

an ene eee

your scalp a complete. examinn «

tion,
These are the questions most
people want Information nbout:
1, How often should you wash
your hajr?
Which kind of shampoo Is
~ beat for you
'3, Is brushing necessary?
4, What inbout dry or
senlp?
fi. Aro “tonias” helpful?
6, Whon ts dandruff dangerous
to hatr growth?
7, Can your haly be thickened?
§ What ara hame trontmonts
Wika?
Take thls Wat’ ‘with you Mon-
day to see Warrison Waly and
Bent. Apaclallnt.

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‘CHECK YOURSELF

Can't: declda whether ‘your'}
hair neods AXON attontion?
Ganorally, If you'ro con.
‘corned nbont your hnlr, you
have good yengon to I30,
« 4 Chock thls Nat of algns that
olnt to a hairless future:
Nave noticenble dandrutt?
Sonlp hard, tiaht?
Bealp itehy or Irritated?
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HERE. AND Now!

7 we much halve in Wash
ng? i,

a Gating “highbrow?

(J Lose much haty ) comb=
ing?

CT) Thin spot on crown?

Wf you've cheoked ONE of
these: conditions, you should
soo tho Harrelson Wile ands
Sonlp Speolalinta on “Saver

-lnot Rhave..lost’ their:

~ (stand why almost

let |

tainly - all of these men and

{women regret. their condition. >:

Can Prevent Baldness °

“The shocking ' truth is that
most of these: bald people need
hair. - Al-
though. baldness. can -not’-be::

}cured’it'can most certainly be
| prevented. :

: - Our Harrison
. trichologists - have ‘developed
‘|methods of self-administered

home treatment that are suc- ae

This dynamic young hair OXa

pert, whose main office is in :

‘Vancottver, has personally work-
-fed on the hair problems of thou-

sands of men and womens for 17
years. But he’ still can’t under-
everybody
postpones getting specialized

help for their hair,

Don't Put It Off

“Your hair is‘in. better condl-
tion today that it will be next
month or even next week. That's
why we urge you to cee the Har-
rison trichologist before further
damage is done. Find out Mon-
day about our new home treat-
ment methods for saving your
hair. ‘

“Then you won't wake up a

{few years from now to find your-

self bald—and painftilly aware
that you need not have been,”

' Free Examination

_ Harrison emphasized that his
treatment Js. neither “‘mall-
order” nor “cure-all.” Different
scalph conditions require differ-
ent procedures, “For that rea-
son,"”" he said, “we do not ever.
recommend a treatment without

first making a personal sealp
examination,
‘Wor that same ‘renson, wo

have one of our oxperts recheck
your halr ahd scalp condition nat
regular intervals,”

 

M. Nn. Narri- Lo
nore, spaniion =
“ar “Saver on
Vourdalr se
Day" has
worked wit!
hatre worrted ©
then and woe,
smnmen. fer 17
yearn,

  

 

Hero's how to got your free
acalp examination on  “Save-
Your-Halr Day":

Call tho Motel Rupert Monday
and ask for the autle number of |
trichologist M, D, Harrison of
Harrison Hal and Scalp Spoecini-
iste, * Than visit him any time
between | and 9 pam. No ap-
palntmoant js nocessary,

Get The Facts:

If your condition is hopeloss,
ho'll fol] you eo frankly, Ho docs
not ncaept anaga Involving aya
Lamia ar organic disease,
cnses should be tranted by a
physiolany: |

Buch .

+ Othorwiso, he'll tel) you what's. .

wrong wilh your haly and sealp,
whit you can: and should do
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