I
rfl'isp
In
the
woods.
They
come
The
Chambers
of
Commerce,
the
,n,;,i-p
with
four-wheel
drive
jeeps.
Tourist
Bureaux
go
too
far.
We
I
Let's
trv
a
'S
f""
'"''
cables
and
drums
on
the
front
have
adopted
a
kind
of
infer-
Thanks
Cai11
anH
iit,.
mivn
n,.n
u
Ith
n
rrnnp
lorlLV
COIllulex
towards
thpis
'
'
m
Mr
-
Edilnp
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
LETTERBOX
I
Wednesday,
November
21,
1951
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the
bixly.
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until
in
many
things
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n
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afternoon
except
Sunday
by
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Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
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Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Second
"Prime
of
Life"
Combinati!
!
ineir
aupporn.
iiicn
jrej
an
climb
any
hills
that
pack
horses
can
climb.
They
can
go
further
and
faster.
The
supercilious
attitude,
th.-hragging
when
the
game
wardens
are
checking
their
game
and
nuns
I
did
not
like
any
more
than
I
liked
their
style
of
hunting
moose
heads
and
de.r
heads
and
hanging
them
up
in
consplcuoin
places
for
everyone
to
see.
I
had
to
tell
two
over-stuffed
Yankees
who
might
have
come
from
Wall
Street
that
ttoy
were
hunting
in
the
wrong
country
the
head
hunters
were
in
other
countries.
They
might
offer
some
sport
with
the
chance
of
losing
their
own
heads.
are
just
a
carbon
copy
of
their
ways.
We
fly
their
flags.
We
There
Is
too
much
catering
to
Americans
about
our
wild
life.
Range
Ann's
Peace
Tree
WHEN
I
got
home
from
India
there
was
a
great
stack
of
mail
waiting
for
me,
which
my
family
had
not
sent
on.
There
were
5364
N
THE
business
and
professional
worlds
the
emphasis
is
increasingly
upon
youth.
A
man
over
50,
YANKKE
iH'SI'OU.iP.S
Editor,
Daily
News:
In
your
i'"sue
of
November
8
yiu
Rive
considerable
space
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Granzel
Fitz
who
ame
all
the
way
from
New
York
looking
for
record-b
r
e
a
k
I
n
g
i
heads
in
the
west
coast
area.
They
,are
reported
as
having
stated
that
tNj'ir
country
is
so
widely
hunt-ed
that
deer
are
few
nui
far
between
and
that
the
British
Columbia
coast
is
there-ore
the
hkely
place
from
which
he
dec-r
will
come.
What
does
his
mean0
Tile
one
t'.i'mt
that-
sadd.'ned
Vfi.
and
Mrs.
Fitz
most
was
the
way
the
deer
are
hunted
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
We
are
ild
that
some
people
practically
ive
on
de?r
all
winter
and
summer
and
one
one
can
get
away
with
shooting
just
as
many
of
them
as
they
like.
Well,
these
people
are
here
just
a
weeH
and
would
like
to
start
bossing
us
around.
So
what?
To
keep
the
record
straight,
residents
are
permitted
tu
kill
deer
on
Graham
Island
the
year
rcund.
The
reason
is
that
wc
lave
had
too
many
ever.
Alto
all
the
deer
are
u-ed
for
food.
Further,
beef
prices
come
hlt;h
and
we
have
no
government
in-
many
letters
Rupert
Radio
&
Recti
Ann
Richardson,
ol
if
Alberta,
who
sees
from
Mrs.-,
V
(
WamwriBht.
i
f
I
i
1
visions
of
war
i-
1
f
1
years
I
have
I
V
.,
T
'
"
-
JJ
,
'
iT-
'
'
A
and
peace.
Over
the
ie
published
.some
or
the
the
mast
mast
vivid
vivid
of
these
m
this
column
ilumn.
suddenly
out
of
work,
finds
virtually
no
job
opportunities
capable
of
utilizing
the
ability
and
experience
he
may
well
possess.
Life
expectancy
is
today
greater
than
ever
in
history,
yet
the
ape
of
fi5
has
become
for
thousands
of
men
a
signpost
for
retirement.
Challenging
this
idea
of
life-on-the-shelf
after
05,
Dr.
Martin"
Gumpert
cites
in
the
current
Reader's
Digest
several
instances
of
great
human
accomplishment
at
much
more
advanced
years.
On
a
recent
trip
to
Europe
he
interviewed
several
lively
70-,
80-itnd
WO-year
oldsters
and
reports
their
activities
in
an
article
condensed
from
the
New
York
Times
Now,
back
from
the
British
election
trip,
there
is
another
letter
waiting
which
Ann
calls
"Last
Panel."
"The
tree,
which
is
a
poplar,
went
to
seed
last
spring
just
after
the
fir.st
leaves
appeared
COME
OF
AGE
Surprise
feature
of
the
21st
annual
ctir.n"r
of
the
Canadian
Council
of
Boys'
and
Girls'
Club
Work
during
National
Club
Week
was
a
hupje
coming-of-aae
birthday
cake.
The
club
week
is
being
held
in
Toronto
in
conjunction
with
the
Royal
Winter
Fair.
Here
Dana
Morkeberg
o
Marlcerville,
Alta.,
president
of
the
junior
ccuiicii,
admires
the
pastry.
(CP
Photo
i
pected
horsemeat.
Why
not
'at
the
deer
we
Canadians
are
en-
i
titled
to
have?
!
IniJ
fall
I
took
a
trip
up
into;
the
interior
and
got
off
at
Cache
j
Creek,
the
gateway
to
the
big!
game
country
of
the
Cariboo,
i
There
T
sum'
hunters
from
every
!
Xoib
Gkmm
on
it,
and
will
no
doubt
be
cut
down
for
firewood,
as
a
blackened
skeleton
next
spring.
All
summer
.sue
showed
.signs
of
life
..."
Ann's
tree's
days
are
numbered,
out
the
pictures
she
saw
in
it
this
year
were
of
jiea-e.
not
world
war.
The
main
change
that
Ann
saw
in
her
tree
pictures
was
that
the
rather
over-fat
and
over-belligerent
figure
of
Uncle
Sam
was
replaced
by
"a
head
that
looks
like
Franklin
Roosevelt's."
'
I
see
numbers
of
wistful
(aces
looking
out
from
Uncle
Sam'
.
V
--Canadian
Uhiskti
part
of
the
united
States
going
and
coming
with
1200
moose
and
deer
heads,
just
leaving
trr?
cur-
ray..
D
Vittorio
Emanuele
Orlando,
former
Italian
Prime
Minister
who
helped
conclude
the
Treaty
of
Versailles,
is
now
Til,
an
active
member
of
the
Italian
Senate,
head
of
a
law
firm
and
professor
at
the
University
of
Rome.
Dr.
Raffaele
Bastianelli,
internationally
known
surgeon
at
87,
operates
three
times
weekly,
has
daily
office
hours,
drives
his
own
car
and,
until
five
years
ago,
flew
his
own
plane..
.
Edouard
Herriot
of
France,
mere
stripling
of
79,
presides
at
the
National
Assembly
three
days
a
lLilr
ll'liriVr,
ak,.i..
O.,
I
T
.
1.
'
1
Served
willi
pride
Q
!
place
in
the
tree,
which
gives
nie
Reflects
and
Vessel
Owners
Reminisces
Back
Chamber
!
Publicity
is
all
right
but
ehere
Prince
Rupert
Fishing
Vessel
the
impression
there
is
a
great
wave
of
national
introspection."
Eaily
in
the
year
Ann
saw
the
on
those
special
occasion
j
S
I
imtB
1
I
L
Mtvori
a
J
L
when
only
the
finest
i
Guardian
Angel
of
Peace
with
a
deep
i;ah
in
her
forehead.
""
v
Dciiumay
id
iyons,
wnere
ne
is
-
'cinrt
1
InnJoua
nvnv
In.,-
mm
On
will
suffice
I;
Icomes
a
time
when
ones
judg-
Owners
Association
has
approv-
ment
may
be
questioned
a
to
ed
the
move
of
the
Prince
Rupert
choice
of
advertising.
A
booming
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
have
oil
town
in
southern
T"xas
has
fishing
boat
clearances
granted
countless
rnu'quitos.
This
also
by
customs
on
a
seasonal
rather
than
on
individual
trip
basis.
JTD
has
space.
GETTING
THE
FACTS
Dr.
Joseph
Cyr,
or
Ferdinand
Demara,
or
whatever
his
name
is,
must
be
resourceful
and
clever,
mayor.
Active
in
British
letters
are
Bertrand
Russell,
79,
and
Viscount
Samuel,
80.
Doubtless
you
have
heard
of
another
"old"
Briton
named
Winston
Chur-shill.
Old
age,
Dr.
Gumpert
insists,
develops
a
creative
urge
and
power
of
its
own.
Instead
of
a
"second
childhood,"
there
is
often
a
''second
prime
of
life"
which
we
should
discover,
explore
and
cherish.
On
thy
east
coast
there
are
seasonal
clearances.
Here
there
have
to
be
clearances
for
each
trip.
The
Vessel
Owners'
Association,
j.L
a
minting
Monday,
de-
even
if
he
is
being
detained
and
qLUstioned.
The
trouble
seems
HlwJ
tnat
E
T-
AppU-whaite,
M
P.,
should
be
seen
when
next
to
be
he
must
have
made
a
wrong
start
in
life.
In
the
Canadian
Navy
he
posed
as
a
surgeon
and
liA
away
with
it.
His
s-kill
was
ide!y
p.'aied.
The
case
is
a
queer
one
but
Demara
surely
has
ability.
that
healed
as
the
year
went
on.
j
Ann
sees
the
.shepherd
King
of
Kings
himself
coming
more
and
more
into
the
world
picture.
"Nex'.
spring"
says
Ann
"much
I
of
the
earth
may
be
a
blackened
:
waste."
But
there
will
be
no
third
world
war
for
"the
Lord
of
Lords
hiiiLM'lr
is
close
at
hand,
wat:hin,
caring,
loving
all,
even
the
earth
herself.
All
is
well."
i
MISS
MARY
PACK
who
started.
CARS.
the
Canadian
Arthritis
and
Rheumatism
Society
which
now
operates
from
coa.st
to
coast
in
Canada
asks
me
to
!
pass
on
this
call
for
help.
it
cor:
'erns.
'
Vancouver,
but
j
readers
in
other
places
may
forgive
this,
for
once.
Among
the
many
other
activities
carried
on
by
the
society,
volunteers
take
home-bound
patients
for
drives.
Too
many
nf
the
patients
live
in
Burnaby
and
South
Vancouver
to
be
accommodated
by
driver
volunteers
he
is
in
Prince
Rupert
to
obtain
his
co-opentt!n
in
the
matter
of
obtaining
radio
beacons
to
"
'
u"
navigation
of
the
fishing
fleet.
Pmirtent
Harold
Hell.md
was
in
the
chair.
Scripture
Passage
for
JoJatj
"Godliness
with
contentment
is
great
gain."
I.
Tim.
6:6
few
who
won't
feel
so
much
that
way,
should
they
think
of
Mr.
Truman.
Wav
down
in
K.ltyhawk.
North
!
Carolina,
48
years
ago,
Wilbur
and
Orville
Wright
Svjnt
a
wire
to
Dad
saying
that
at
last
the
darned
thing
would
fly
just
a
httlc.
Still,
this
heavier
than
air
rig
would
fly.
The
world
is
on
wings.
It's
been
that
way,
for
quite
a
while.
But
it
would
have
seemed
odd
no
so
long
ago
to
AVE
MON!
And
to
think
that
year
after
year,
fine,
lrosly
mornings
have
been
coming
to
Prince
Rupert,
and
not
a
soul
mentioned
curling.
Carelessness
like
that,
however,
is
about
to
be
corrected.
From
now
on,
watch
us!
v",-
-f.r
Were
You
Missed
in
1951
Enumeration?
Sc
far
Piinc-
Rupert's'
city
council
has
not
shown
much
interest
in
the
great
gulf
which
lies
between
official
census
liguies
for
this
city
of
8.435
and
the
popular
estimate
of
11,000.
:,
"
However,
returns
are
coming
in
from
all
parts
of
the
city
from
people
who
have
filled
in
The
Daily
News
census
check
form
saying
they
were
not
contacted
by
a
census-taker.
An
official
understatement
of
the
1951
centennial
census
rob?
the
city
of
S10
a
name
in
government
grants
Are
you
interested
enough
in
the
future
of
your
city
to
fill
in
the
form
below?
Remember,
the
present
census,
if
officially
declared'
and
not
disproved,
will
remain
the
official
population
for
10
in
those
localities.
More
volunteers
are
ihreaklast
in
Prince
Rupert
and
needed,
!
lunch
in
Vancouver.
esjjei'ially
from
those
districts.
LIMITED
CALVERT
DISTILLERS
(Canada-
AMHERSTBURG
ONTARIC
Also
needed,
as
gifts,
are
wheel-
'
Prineess
Elizabeth
and
the
chairs.
ho.-pita!
ciLs,
ted
pans
Duke
of
Edinburgh
had
still
an-and
ail
the
other
such
para-
j
other
banquet
wailing.
This
time
phernalia.
the
place
was
back
home.
Chick-
C.A.R.3.
has
been
borrowing
en
and
champagne
were
surely
these
from
the
Red
Crass,
tj
noble
fare.
Plates
were
of
gold.
Uliis
ajvertiiemait
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Cotitiul
UvuA
date
but
its
work
has
grown
i
:
to
such
proportions
it
now
must
j
Tomorrow
will
be
Thansksgiv-l
organize
its
own.
i
ing
Day
anniversary
In
the
Unit-
j
Many
people
who
have
had
!
ed
States.
But
there
may
be
a
by
the
uovernmaU
ot
btdaa
Coltunbu.
DAILY
NEWS
CENSUS
CHECK
.
a
e...
i
.
.
'
-.
-
-
t
fir-:
fiunoiK.
t-n
.-.i.
,i;.i
xTm
n
,
illnesses
in
the
Iamiiy,
but
who,--
.
u,,.,
wnci
ui(
iNWl
call
UL
1T)V
can
nome
hnmo
and
inrl
I
T
U.,,,
have
u
l
i
,
.
i"o
no
longer
longer
need
neea
these
mese
aids
aids
(
checked
with
each
member
of!
help
by
phoning
cedar
sm
or
CURLY
ALLEN
my
iamiiy
to
make
sure.
There
are
SIGNS
persons
in
my
family.
(signature)
.
(address)
writing
Canadian
Arthritis
and
Rheumatism
Society,
U97
West
Broadway,
Vancouver,
I
SEE
Mr.
Churchill
has
already
upset
some
of
the
"top
brass"
at
Washington
by
telling
tfie
world
that
the
U.S.
airforce
based
in
Britain
has
atom
bombs
in
storage
there.
Mr.
Churchill's
'
statement
was
to
impress
on
everybody
concerned
how
interdependent
the
two
countries
have
become.
Above
all,
I
think,
-k
Any
Type
Anywhere
-jAr
Anytime
SHERIFF'S
SALE
'
l
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OP
PRINCE
KU'tKI-BKlwcen:
RUPERT
HOI.DEN
AT
SMITHEHS
B
P
GOODRICH
pimnro
.
.
GUARANTEE
;
miu
mr.
.
m.
MAI.K1N
CO.
LIMTTED
COMPANY
PlaintKT.i
d
I
VIMS,
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S.
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-"JT5J!."diB'I
7
iMM.
j4J1
ll.1!
Truck
Owners
ATTENTION
Your
vehicle
lettered
without
losing
time.
,
I
WORK
NIGHTS
mmwm
AiiUlM:
P.
N
'"'
iwmetime
unown
as
P.
N
Drl(idri
D?fendiint.
Counnu
TJTcZ,01
"""rf
K"ecutln
lued
fmm
the
above
IIPM
I
IP
he
was
trying
to
remind
Uncle
Saw
that
Uncle
Sam
needs
the
help
of
John
Bull
quite
as
much
as
John
Bull
needs
the
partnership
of
Uncle
Sam.
One
rea.son
for
the
remarkable
success
or
the
labour
party
revolt
ltd
by
Nye
Bevan,
was
the
widespread
feeling
in
Britain
that
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