Victoria
Report
iWoJJ
Crying
riiina
fo,
tor
ML
isiuies
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
iHeld
Is
the
L
Tuesday,
June
19,
1951
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
As
1
See
It
Elmore
Prince
Kupert
Gives
Support
People
all
over
the
world
"are
crying
for
the
Bible
more
than
ever
before,"
Rev.
J.
A.
R.
Tingley,
M
the
bran.
Mr.
Tinty
arrive
,
VPt
Friday
w1''
1K00
miles
frL
8
S
for
V.ftCVS
Likes
Prince
Uupert
Cannot
Understand
,Yhy
No
New
Hotels
Example
of
Industrial
Expansion
r
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Pr.nce
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Mirr.ber
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
i
Canadian
Daiiy
Newspaper
Association
G
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
provincial
secretary
of
the
British
and
Foreign,
Bible
i
l
.
.
...
Soe
etv
hist
nitrht
to
d
an
audience
which
filled
First
it:i.j
ru....,.i,
U.ill
:3y
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month.
75c-
Per
Year,
T
i.nueu
viiuit.ii
i
larly
the
coast,
has
to
be
seen
to
be
really
believed.
I
S3
oo;
By
Mail,
Per
.vortn.
Per
ear,
fs
uo
prayer
and
H.c,at
r-all
fori
I.
t-ncouragmg
nssffit!
bad
often
hpsrrl
r,f
thA
nnu-
S97.0ft0.O00
imln
l)lant
of
-.J
7
n.Jt
ThW.
was
'Bible
reading.
,
-
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
OTTAWA
AGAIN
----------
never
a
time
in
history
-
hen
soj
2.
Publicizing
the
purpose
LJicr
i-
Uiumuici
i
.eimmsp
i
r
i
;
v
nt-ar
x
l
mvc
iiu
'ci
.
.
,
v.
t....
"
'
1
wnere
-ft
fioiia
yi-Si,n(
ui
urc
.
.
.,.
,.
.
.
.
many
dooi-s
were
open
society.
OTTAWA
I
snuiliarn
But
i-ntil
T
on-..
,.J
i
I
Enlisting
1000
new
mem
'-"
v
wii'.
-
uut
uuwi
i
cav
it
nu
u
diiTru
Liuuutii
t
www
(,an
place
me
o.
Hp
said
there
was
a
ere-at
de-!
hers
annually.
could
learn
something
quite
grasp
its
significance.
mand
for
Bibles.
From
the
Bible
4
Securlng
40
jife
members
w'-''.;::
from
What
some
Of
US
fool-
What
it
has
done
to
Prim
e
hiiiikp
in
vanrnuver.
me
ouviri.,
inn,lV.
..or
u-Mumsmiij!
astonishing
it
ii
l,a
"j
;
1
nuprii
f
ven
n:K:irr-up
ira
iiu.n
u:c
uari
rii;tribiiteri
more
man
u,-1
ii
l
11
'.v,
slo;V
..
,
.
.
ishly
Used
to
call'
the
bood
that
bustUn,
city
.iu-
pi,ture
Windows
in
the
home
of
ihWmUw
-printed
in
'
,
OrgtnUIng
five
new
Old
British."
When
west-
ated
amid
some
of
the
provinces
Prince
Rupert
MLA
Jack
McRae
34
different
languages.
.branches
each
year.
,
...
.
,
.
n
mostgloriouscoaAtalscenery.lt
and
his
pretty,
vivacious
wile.
"This
is
the
largest
circulation
6-
Promoting
wider
clrcula-
tound
Snips
land
at
tUC-
has
gjVen
Vork
to
more
than
Yes,
Prince
Rupert
has
com-
th
h
,
,,-
bepn
he
sajd.
lion
of
Scriptures
and
Chris-
lec
it
takes
several
hours;
120
people,
with
an
annuu
pensations
for
the
rain.
WJien
After
bin
introduced
by
Rev.
Uan
literature.
21-Piece
Breakfast
payroll
of
$3,000,000.
it's
really
smartened
up
with
Fred
Antrobus,
Mr.
Ting'yl
7-
By
Increasing
contribu-
Sets
For
some
strange
reason,
a
lot
some
paint
on
shabby
oid
buiiu-
thanked
the
Deoule
of
Prince
!
tjons
$2100
each
year,
reach
an
to
clear
through
the
customs
and
make
your
getaway,
by
Breakfast
ui
peupie
iiimai
niey.uuiii
iiKf
jny.s
unit
wnrn
iirw
jiuiuir.-,
m;
Riinprt
for
their
support
01
tne
vuJc,-l','c
ul
uy
32-P!(.(
Set-
train,
for
points
west
Mr.
Tingley
said
the
Bible
I
built,
it's
going
to
be
one
of
ot.jety
A
.
n
rnimh
D,lu8
I
cHlilll1
CIV
r
.
J
f
T
lilrp
i!
Irv")inn
irvit,;..,
R
f
's
ryoct
oTtrqrttv
fitips
s
,
i
,i.i..i
..:..!
,
;
HrnijKA
in
Uannlivv
fjm
th
fin-
hat
It
takes
twice
as
long
for
,
.
-
w,tt
in
itulant
l..no
oc'
ran
riont
lef.
thp
mln
'
n-.
t
v
!
st
In
ranaria
and
nlnrpH
fnnrtn
-ii-eier-e
Bune
$
a
J
China
Tea
Sets
15'
Canadian
Customs
to
handle
aniU!anrt,
nnrt
'
An,i
f,.t
rr"
.
V,..J
n..,..
,..lin
rirpiiiation
nt
inn
riw.
h!.
i
incoming
ship
as
it
does
for
..........
j.
came
nere,
m
nun-c
-
what
if
it
does
rain
as
Ion"
as
It
was
a
nice
tribute
Lanes
r.rt
HiH
nf),
r(,titribute
anvthins
'
tributors
across
the
continent.
Dinner
Sets,
fr0m
uriusn
customs
to
nanaie
one
vou-re
dressed
for
it?
and
Forests
Minister
E.
T.
Ken-
tne
so;.iety.
The
following
A
film
of
the
Vancouver
Bible
n
landing
in
Britain.
Prince
T?unprt
like
mnst
;ni:i
il
nnv
naiH
tn
thp
nifinpprs
tlie
,
n
fm,i
thk
Hnti.;i
waj
shown,
-as
wpII
ug
60
pieces
at
(Including
be-autifal
I
1
'
-
1
1
:
yrar,
oa
was
icicucu
i.w.a
wi.o
y
I
.
hasten
.
,
to
add
t-Ur-i-
mat
,v.
tne
oniyB
i
C
Citie-s.
is
shabby
in
toots,
day
he
opened
the
cellulose
clt
contributions
had
g.-e'tv
i
films
showing
the
history
of
the
p'are
where
or.v?
sees
almost
as
.
But
so
are
Victoria
and
Van-
piant.
It
applies
to
pioneers
all
:
in
'
sd
.hereafter
and
last
!
Bible
and
of
mission
work
in
No
War
This
Summer
W.
BABSON
does
not
think
there
will
be
ROGER
a
aU'
this
summer
or
early
fall.
The
chief
assets
of
Rii--ia
and
her
satellite
nations
of
Rumania,
Czechoslovakia,
Poland,
etc.,
are
their
crops,
especially
their
wheat.
Hence,
Russia
will
not
start
World
War
III
until
these
crops
are
gathered,
transported,
distributed
and
safely
stored.
Russia
will
not
start
World
War
III
until
the
rivers
of
eastern
Europe
freeze
over
so
her
supply
lines
cannot
be
cut
by
airplanes
bombing
bridges.
The
above
means
that
there
will
be
nothing
to
fear
from
Russia
before
winter
comes.
This
com-mg
winter,
however,
will
be
a
very
critical
time,
especially
as
the
Russians
are
more
accustomed
to
living,
moving
and
fighting
in
winter
than
are
the
tJ.S.
forces
or
the
Europeans.
It
is
also
said
that
atomic
bomb
operations
can
be
more
effective
in
winter
weather.
Russia
may
start
World
War
III
this
winter.
t
The
Russians
further
realize
that
the
United
States
and
the
Allies
are
now
arming
at
a
more
rapid
rate
than
the
Russians
can
possibly
meet.
Russia
can
raise
more
men
than
can
the
Allies,
but
Russia
cannot
produce
airplanes,
tanks,
guns
and
qt.her
war
supplies
as
fast.
All
of
this
leads
Babson
,to
believe
that,
if
the
Russians
do
not
strike
early
An
1952,
they
have
decided
to
forget
World
War
III
'for
some
years
to
come
and
await
further
political
developments.
ana
Couldwn
V.
Plate)
SPECIAL
English
Bone
Chi,
f'M'S
AND
SMfl.it
muth
luck
of
efficient
organization
is
at
the
similar
shed
in
New
York.
RIDING
WEST
ON
THE
CPR,
we
say
to
ourselves
how
good
it
couver
for
that
matter.
In
small
over,
the
province
in
this
a;;e
ol
i
year
Prince
Rupert
contributed
India,
In
which
the
Bible,
prim-cities
it's
more
difficult
to
hide
expansion.
Mr.
Kenney
said:
"I
oy
in
support
of
the
society's
'
ed
In
many
different
dialects
of
the
shabbiness.
never
forget
that
the
spark
of
KlJ
the
country,
played
so
great
a
And
Prince
Rupert,
like
most
faith
has
never
diea
out
in
th
..go
many
people-still
do
not
part,
of
the
small
cities,
is
desperately
minds
and
heads
of
the
P'"-;
know
what
is
the
work
of
our
lne
rj.!ly
was
attended
by
short
of
hotel
accommodation,
neers.
I
do
not
forget
the
trials
1
K(M.iptv
wherever
there
Is
s-
people
from
all
of
the
churches
feels
to
be
on
a
Canadian
train
I
was
talking
to
a
high
govern-
and
tribulations,
the
surges
of
siun
Work
done,
the
society
plays
of
the
city
and
wjs
conducted
araln.
iment
official
in
Rupert
the
hope
and
the
defeats
and
dis-
a
part.,
Mr
Tingley
said
tfwl,
by
Rev.
L.
O.
Sieber,
minister
;f
True,
th-e
prices
in
the
dining
other
day.
Even
he
could
not
appointments
it
is
no
wonder
,
slnce
ihe
inCeptlon
of
the
or-the
entertaining
church.
The
ear
seem
a
bit
steep,
by
compari-
find
a
hotel
room
and
had
to
that
as
they
reviewed
the
string
Ionization
in
London,
England,1
president
of
the
local
branch,
P.
son
wun
tnose
oi
tne
gooa
oia
siecp
uu
a
guvtri
umrai
uuai
in
ui
umuiiiiieu
uieaius
Lnau
i.
he
Eichteeth
Century,
ll)L'!n.
Linz?y,
spoite
Drieny,
ina.ik-
Bible
had
been
printed
in
800
Ing
the
speaker
anc!
the
people
days,
but
when
we
detrain
at
the
harbor.
been
dangled
before
them
Montreal
we
quickly
learn
that!
With
the
tremendous
Indus-
mrouch
the
years,
these
mature
ri.st
IIROWL
st't
7-95
MANSON
China
Shop
different
languages.
With
the
of
Prince
Rupert
for
their
In.
all
restaurant
prices
have
sky-
trial
boom
going
on.
it
seems
citizens
became
somewhat
em-!helb
of
other
Bible
distributors,
creasing
support.
The
benedi.:-
rccketed
during
our
absence.
ore
than
passing
strange
that
bittered
and
decidedly
cynical
;
the
Boo!
now
was
available
in
lion
was
pronounced
by
Canon
;
new
hotels
aren't
going
up.
J.W.
t
in
the
course
of
time."
j100
languages.
Nearly
600.000,-1
Basil
S.
Prc;kter.
It
was
an-
HERE
IN
OTTAWA
IT
ALSO
of
our
small-town
hotels
and
Something
of
the
tremendous
nyQ
C0Dies
0f'
the
Scrlpturei
have
I
Bounced
that
a
cunvno
for
Cleclrical
ci
i
reels
goixl
to
be
on
home
sou
,
"
nuiwnantc
ui
mc
teen
circulated
again.
For
it
is
surely
like
old
Bood.
I
would
apply
this
critl--
paper
industry
to
this
province.
times
to
see
tha
weather
change
'
Jsm
ot
restaurants
to
mast
eai-
vvas
given
at
the
cellulose
plant
:
1
ur..M..M
from
boiling
hot
to
really
cool
ing
Places
in
Victoria
and
Van-
opening
by
Paul
Cooper,
pre.si-
Because
ot
the
"urgeney
in
the
before
couver
too.
No,
our
B.C.
re.stau-
cient
of
Canadian
Pulp
and
,
demand
for
Bibles
across
the
almost
you
can
say
Jack
Robinson
13013
are
not
good.
Paper
Association.
world,"
a
five-year
program
wim
But
to
bat-k
to
R,i'1
cellulose
launched
the
B.C.
auxiliary
Come
to
think
of
it
that
pro'
get
"nc?
wilh
the
new
plan;.,
by
i?n7tTn
soonorgPl
he
the
total
investment
of
in
preparation,
for
the
society's
lessor
may
have
something
brealhtaklng
vlews
from
the
'he
Pul
and
Pa)er
illtlllsti'y
m
,
third
jubilee
in
1954.
mean
!
he
01.
who
has
the
theorv
I
H,t
,S
m
ui,
,t
VlvZ
?
U'lndows
'
of
the
ultra-wtKU
t
B.C.,
in
plant
alone,
Is
$22V
Objectives
of
the
five-year
makeshTm
.
Canadian
Legion
Club,
nor
the
.Continued
from
pare
3.
'plan
are:
vuia
a
l
r
fiLI
I
r
is
vomionaDie
ana
cconomi
;
Limited
Paradise
General
Electric
Refrigerator
'$jf
5
SOMETHING
of
a
commentary
on
the
bless
ings
of
Communism
and
of
their
supposed
Take
Ottawa,
the
capital
of
Canada.
We
all
know
the
story
how
Queen
Victoria
picked
the
place:
She
shut
her
eyes,
stuck
a
pin
In
the
map
opened
them
so
we
got
stuck
with
Ottawa.
Now
see
what
Ottawa
climate
General
Electric
Standard
Range
does
to
our
government.
'
For
most
of
the
year
the
cli
!
I
:
M
General
Electric
DeLuxe
Range
...
$
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co
!
It
M
ft.
Hesner
Block
Phone
210
Prince
Kupert,
B.C.
Shwart
mate
Is
sub-Arctic,
and
the
MP's
move
at
snail's
pace.
Then
suddenly
summer
bursts
on
Ottawa
and
the
MP's
put
on
a
frantic
rush
to
get
home
to
get
anywhere
except
Ottawa.
So
they
work
morning,
noon
and
night
and
madly
rush
through
work
which
should
have
been
spread
ewnly
over
the
whole
session.
SPEAKING
SERIOUSLY,
FOR
i
,
technological
know-how,
a
small
item
in
the
New
.York
Times
tells
of
the
departure
for
home
of
the
"Soviet
delegates
to
the
United
Nations
and
-also
some
of
the
Soviet
embassy
staff.
;
Included
among
the
baggage
that
was
to
sail
;with
them
were
17
crates
of
television
sets,
mechanical
refrigerators
and
washing
machines,
and
num-.b'erless
cartons
of
cigarettes.
I
We
have
constantly
been
asked
to
believe
that
"the
Soviet,
under
its
numerous
five-jTear
plans,
has
developed
into
the
greatest
industrial
nation
in
the
;Tvorld.
We
have
been
asked
to
believe
that
these
riev
ly-acquired
skills
will
put
it
on
a
par
with
the
AVe&iern
nations
in
the
development
of
the
atomic
.bomb.
We
have
been
asked
to
believe
that
the
Soviet
way
of
life
is
superior
to
onr
own.
;
P.ut
these
arguments
suddenly
lose
a
good
deal
U
their
force
when
we
think
of
Soviet
officials
.laboriously
bringing
home
to
their
paradise
these
minor
l-nelits
of
the
Wet:
television
and
refriger-iators
and
washing
machines
and
cigarettes.
One
;
wonders
whether
there
a
re
perhaps
other
things
;lrcking
in
this
dubious
paradise.
a
change,
Canada's
parliamentary
procedures
are
decades
outi
j
of
date
in
fact,
I
doubt
if
they
SHINGOLEEN
Mode
in
mony
attractive
colors,
Shingolci
beautifies
ond
protects
old
ond
new
shingl
and
fences.
Thompson
Hardware
Call
ever
were
efficient,
even
for
horse
and
buggy
days.
For
one
thing
strikes
you
like
a
hot
blast
when
you
compare
our
Parliament
in
action
with
the
British
House
of
Commons.
That
is,
,in
the
Canadian
Parliament,
what
is
really
carried
on
Is
an
Inter-party
debate,
not
a
serious
discussion
confined
to
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you
would
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In
a
British
Parliament
what
you
see
time
after
time
here:
That
is
Mac
some
back
bench
MP
making
a
speech
to
which
not
more
than
Scripture
f-aisage
for
JoJatj
"If
any
man
offend
not
In
word,
the
same
is
a
perfect
man.
"
James
3:2.
three
or
four
other
members
are
Constructs
even
pretending
to
listen.
It
is
all
about
some
local
matter,
and
-
'"iifc
-PtfixsA
.
i
-'
as
the
MP
will
get
extra
copies
More
than
480.000
vlsito'-s
Limi'iieul!
tin
tv.o
s.nth
'passed
through
the
east
pate
or
the
St.
Tawrnce
Is
one
of
the
'
1
Hansa
and
send
them
to
his
!cf
Alberta's
Banff
National
Paric'
oldest
narLshpi
in
Oueher
,ccnstitucnts
they
may
be
gullible
Company
inl9M.
'
tied
bv
Charles
Lemovne
in
iftr,7
enough
to
believe
that
he
is1
!,...
-,
....
WILL
DO
YOUR
JOB
CHEAPER
Roofing
.
.
.
Siding
.
.
.
Alterations
ui
uihwi
iignung
use
a
lion
for
them.
Of
course
.nobody
at
Ottawa
is
fooled
but
it
is
all
accepted
as
part
of
the
game.
COMPARISONS
ARE
ODIOUS
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Here's
low-cost
beauty
for
your
walls-
LOOKS,
CLEANS,
FEELS
LIKE
EXPENSIVE
TILEI
Walls
can
"take
it"
and
look
lovelier,
too,
with
Congowull!
Made
of
tough,
luMroiiH,
baked
enamel
I
Estimates
Gladly
Given
but
the
plain
fact
is
that
Can-
Hlud
iada's
mid-century
parliamentary
Black
600
'
ATENTKD
Dl
n.KX
BACKING
...
itB
Wanliablo
piucuces
are
iar
less
efficient
than
Wiose
of
many
other
countries.
The
main
difference
that
strikes
ma
is
that
Canada's
Parliament
makes
no
serious
attempt
to
budget
its
own
time.
Commonsense
would
sunffpsl.
Easy,
trouble-free
installation
Simply
spread
inrxprntiive
Linoleum
Panic
on
wall
anil
apply
Congowall.
Ul
HH
backing
fripi
paste
promptly
and
permanently.
surface
stays
new-lookiiig
for
years.
See
tlie
stunning
ceramic-tile
efferts
of
this
"wall
wizardry"
at
your
house
furnishings
deuler.
Congowall
is
already,
available
in
5
sleek
colours
yellow,
blue,
greeu
white
and
black.
Zi
I
that
Parliament
itself
annnid
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t--
X.
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TT
I
HANDSOME
LASTING
LEATHERS
SCIENTIFIC
FIT
AND
COMFORT
flewed
Shjfrt
1
agree
to
work
according
to
a
"me
laoie,
allowing
so
much
time
for
each
item
of
business.
ii
neea
not
oe
as
rigid
a
time
table
as
they
use
In
mi
mn-
tinental
countries.
But
the
proof
IN
EVERY
LINE
FOR
ALL
USES
AND
OCCASIONS
:
"
puaaing
is
in
the
eating
Canada's
Parliament
has
indigestion
right
now.
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TIM
ACTION
OUARAKTUD
M
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It
develops
their
cSMiclout
flavor
and
joky
iweetnete.
That'
juet
how
Sugaroatting
brings
out
the
flavor
of
Poet'e
Grape-NuU
Flakei
,
.
.
make
CONGOLEUM
CANADA
LIMITED
MONtRIAl
Congowall
Is
backed
by
the
famous
Congoleum
Cold
Seal
Guarantee
RIGHT
NOW
OUR
PARLIA-ment
Is
postponing
the
main
t..h
it
was
expected
to
do
at
this
session;
that
It
.enact
a
beter
them
crisper,
more
appetizing.
uia
Age
Pension
law.
.Now
they
say
they
will
start
:
t
SU6AR0ASTING
'
MAKES
;
GRAPE'NUTS
RAKES
!tHeg
BOMS
CEREAL
!
i
BONDS
.
Sr-AS-A-HUT
',
J
FLAVOR
;
i
bonus2.
.
XTKA
cucx
Get
CONGOWALL
from
(
i
continued
on
page
6)
Orape-Nuta
Flake
supply
.
nourishment
fog
Quick
energy
CONGOWALL
handled
by
A.
MocKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
308
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupejt
Koien
Consumers
Co-op
Hardware
251
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
..they're
economical,
too.
CONGOWALL
Dealers
!
4
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
CONGOWALL
available
at
GORDON'S
HARDWARE;
McBrlde
Street,
Prince
Rupert
1
m
01
Omni
too
gf
171
fashion
footwec
1
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Ave.,
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Rupert
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