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...
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
June
14,
1951
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
challenge
Its
necessity.
What
he
does
say
Is
that
it
will
prove
impossible
of
fulfilment
without
a
drastic
cut
In
the
living
standards
of
the
people.
He
ar
a
prehistoric
polishing
stone,
pieces
of
pottery,
arrowheads
and
other
implements.
The
archaeoogist
is
in
constant
touch
with
Prof.
J.
C.
Goodfellow
of
Columbia
University
in
the
United
States.
Atlantis
May
Not
be
Myth
(itpcndi-nt
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
nnwrt
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Wnber
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
'
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association
CAPETOWN
(CP)
Further
re-
They
believe
that
between
s.ooo
gues
that
such
a
cut
will
be
more
dangerous
than
the
lack
of
the
extra
armaments
which
it
Is
designed
to
provide.
ONE
FEATURE
OS"
THE
AM-
1
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PE'RRY,
Managing
Director
a
imore
search
into
the
possible
exist-!
and
10,000
years
ago.
South
ence
of
a
prehistoric
iaee
in
'
Africa
and
America
were
one
Cape
Province
about
85,000
yeais
'
great
land
mass.
There
is
a
strik-
similarity
between
relics
i
nnn
n.nn
r-jr
ri
rhv?
Carrier.
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c-
Per
Year,
am'
BV
Mall,
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8.00
UHOH
r
erlcan-British
alliance,
which
Is
I
ago
has
been
made
by
o
f-
,.i,w,;
c-t
fonnH
in
t.Vi
fttnrmhprz
moun-
1
us
amusing
as
amazing
when
r
puDiisneu
every
muTirorai
exccpi
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dal!y
New
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
After
a
five-month
search
in
tains
and
rock
drawings
Stormberg
mountains,
Mr.
covered
in
America.
you
first
think
of
it,
is
that
the
Tories
and
the
remnants
of
the
old
feudal
aristocracy
in
England
are
much
more
complacent
about
their
country's
subordi
BRITAIN'S
WAY
OUT
Sawyer
has
returned
here
with
Perhaps
Atlantis
was
no
my;n
after
all,
says
Mr.
Sawyer.
Conf
erence
Jtile
LONDON,
England.
We
to
a
rich
lasting
luster
nate
status
to
U.S.A.
than
are
were
spending
the
even-'
the
socialists.
Sometimes
In
Old
Timers
Enjoy
Air
LONG
TRIP
Finland
shipped
200
prefabricated
wooden
houses
to
Australia
early
in
1951.
inc
with
one
of
thP
e
most
1
Public-
and
verv
often
ln
P""
.
?,
.
.
..
vate,
the
Labor
back-benchers
HE
first
attempt
of
the
three
Westerrt
Powers
to
hreak
the
deadlock
in
the
Paris
Deputies
Meeting
j
to
secure
a
meeting
of
the
four
Ministers
in
-hinffton
next
month
has
failed.
It
seemed
a
grumble
and
cuss
about
Uncle
miiuentiai
editors
in
Lon
don.
I
Sam's
world
dominance.
j
PRINCE
ALBERT,
Sask.
(CP)
I
Ditf
tha
Tnrto.
ffrtH
if
aadfl.
r:
.11.
..-I...
t
.i
Hmnc
ttwi.l
roughly
sensible
suggestion
that
the
Ministers
,
ild
take
out
and
work
on
those
items
of
the
agenda
eh
have
already
been
agreed,
without
worrying,
dt
others,
sincp
there
is
ample
agreed
material
bHOt
HoLlsH
discussion
over
as
long
a
period
as
the
four
Minis
are
likely
to
be
able
to
devote
to
one
Confer-
imrfr.ci
J
,
.J
.,
,
.
l
take
indeed,
some
of
them
accumulated
ages
totalling
more
American
11
Srttata
are
fra"k
en"gh
t0
te"
yU
lhan
500
years
h'Jd
thelf
llrst
V
h
.g
that
the
ne
financial
imper-
airplane
ride
here
recently
at
than
there
two
was
years
ago?",
efestiva
oii
,alism
worfc5
mucn
like-the
celebrations
"You
are
quite
wrong,"
he
leudal
system.
Little
lords
have
..Prin(.e
AIbert
look,s
like
rows
answered.
-There
is
more
antl-
lheir
owyn
retainers
under
them
mUe
-in
cfns
"
rone
f
American
feeling
than
there
has
bllt
they
also
have
big
lords,
fJet
ever
been.
or
dukes,
or
kings
or
what-not
ajler
she
slepped
down
With
all
due
respect
to
my
over
them.
Little
fleas
had
rom
the
Saskatchewan
Gov-frlend,
who
has
his
home-grown
lesser
fleas
and
so
on,
ad
infl-
ernment
Airways
plane,
finger
on
his
own
people's
pulse,
nitum.
j
Sald
78-year-old
Anton
Reid-
I
still
think
my
own
size-up
In
other
words,
with
the
Tor-
erer
..j
had
no
iciea
it
woulcjjoe
more
right
than
his.
I
les
power
politics
is
an
old
story.
1
e'
Fr
centuries
their
own
fore-
ilule
ieS3
Hij,
wif6(
wn0
al
a
.THE
MOOD
OF
THE
BRITISH
lathers
ruled
a
kingdom
which
lhan
7
was
the
junlor
of
tlv,
people,
in
this
year
of
1951,
became
an
empire.
In
that
em-
.
d
.aid
sne
accornpanied
him
seems
to
me
one
of
reluctant
Pire'
and
even
outside
it,
Britain
i
tQ
kee
an
eye
on
him
Tne
resignation
to
continuing
as
exercised
world
power
through
oWest
Qup
memberj
at
79,
was
very
much
the
Junior
partner
of
a
complex
transmission
belt
Mrs
L
BuUing,
lf
those
discussions
proved
to
be
fruitful,
then
r
and
more
difficult
subjects
might
have
been
with
later
with
more
chance
of
success.
'
inn?
rifiB
Polishes
The
Soviet
Government
has
thrown
away
the
op-unity.
The
reply
of
Mr.
Gromyko
puts
every-
Fast
irback,
in
effect,
as
it
was
before
the
three
West-
notes
were
sent
to
Moscow.
That
is,
of
course,
the
end.
The
Western
Powers
are
trying
again.
r
;
:'
the
American
power
bloc.
The
sj""".
.
British
heartily
dislike
the
world
what
Uncle
Sam
has
done
I
situation
that
now
exists.
The
without
intention
is
to
get
in
:
'steady
drift
toward
world
war
the
hub
position
where
Britain
I
i
three
appalls
them.
They
'fear
is-
in
fact.
as
much
dependent
at
timns
that
if
anri
whPn
that,
on
the
U.S.A.
as
in
earlier
gea-
if
the
Soviet
Government
still
adheres
rigidly
.
insistence
its
very
recent
insistence
mat
tne
erations
other
countries
and
war
rnmp.
it.
rnnlrt
rin
an
as
mtic
Treaty
is
"the
main
cause
of
the
worsening
elations
between
the
Soviet
Union
and
the
Three
much
by
American
blundering
colonies
were
dependent
on
Brit-
ain.
as
by
Russian
aggressiveness.
stern
Powers",
then
the
prospect
of
a
useful
meet-
AT
THE
TURN
OF
THE
CEN-
k
BUT
STILL
THE
BRITISH
"go
along"
with
American
world
fif-Af-M.'
tury,
the
British
Empire
includ
of
the
Ministers
seems
very
small
indeed.
ed
almost
a
quarter
of
the
world
ln
This
Russian
demand
affects
the
whole
charac-
Z
.iL
.
""i
surface,
almost
as
high
a
per
posuiun
Ul
jJUiltltai
iuiiuculc
-to-
.
th
,nriri'0
nnnula-
and
whole
purpose
of
the
suggested
conference.
can
think
of
any
practical
al
iWNS0N
Sl
'';1(
nhject
of
the
Conference,
as
proposed
by
the
tion.
The
Royal
Navy
dominated
all
seas
of
the
world.
j?
We
threw
away
our
chance
to
,
transform
that
into
the
great
ternative.
Here
and
there
yoil
get
protests
against
certain
details
of
the
working
of
the
American-
-tern
Powers,
was
that
the
Ministers
would
not
world
brotherhood
it
might
have
1
discuss
and
debate
the
causes
of
international
ion
in
Europe.
They
would
also
seek
to
remove
British
alliance.
London
papers
become
APPLY.
LET
DRY...
WIPE
LIGHTLY.
THAT'S
ALL!
It's
new!
Johnson's
Pride
gives
furniture
the
richest,
longest-lasting
wax
luster
you've
ever
seen
on
wood
uithout
rubbins!
Real
wax
protection,
too
milk,
water,
even
hot
coffee
can't
mar
that
Pride
surface.
Pride
contains
its
own
cleaning
ingredient.
And
because
it
goes
so
far,
lasts
so
long,
Pride
is
economical.
Don't
wait
to
try
this
easier
way
to
finer
furniture
care.
Get
Pride
today.
,r
y
"h,
r,t
Now
under
tnreat
flrst
from
the
other
tv,
h
day
which
said
that
that
Taxiim
and
now
from
Com.
esscn
those
causes.
Their
real
objective
would
be
i
.
,
i
il
1
1
1L..
WITHOUT
RUBBINC1,
had
been
fined
in
court
for
twice
improve
relations
neiween
inemseives
ana
uie
muntsm,
the
proud
British
Commonwealth
finds
Itself
more
or
less
a
satellite
to
Uncle
Sam.
We,
disturbing
the
peace"
on
a
bus.
f'O
u1C
mi7.rs
h
t
fj
h,
.h
baUle
fQr
fel
llf
ma
been
aemanaing
mworj
sponslble
"government
all
over
?h"!
tlt
hT..
rfian
art-
aU,
and
my
gue-ss
is
It
will
iet
Union.
Now
the
Soviet
Government
must
have
realized
My
well
that
no
discussion
of
the
Atlantic
-aty
could
produce
any
positive
result.
Why,
then
the
Russians
so
insistent
on
having
it
included
be
tougher
to
win
it
from
Wall
miral
had
been
given
command
sreetBtnan
it
waa
from
pown-of
the
British
navy
in
the
At-
j
gtreet
'hen
the'
we
were
in
Scotland,
TSta
UU
Established
Church
there
came
ed.
That
the
moer
M
par-out
with
anointed
but
Oblique
UamenU
wlu
not
fulfill
ner
inal
'.ie
agenda."
There
seems
only
one
possible
answer.
y
wish
to
talk
about
the
Treaty
not
in
any
hope
tlie
new
Johnson's
llfar
tsuch
tajk
would
have
any
consequences
or
that
that,
it
was
.jomeUme6..suggc!t-,
w0Tti
.
paritementinf
ed
that
the
U.S.A.
miuht'
be
r,
.
,j
,1..
I
I
discoi'(JbrJurftiltfiv
i
ould
serve
in
any
way
to'lessen
the
tension.
They
ply
see
in
it
they
can
only
see
in
it
an
op-
old
"law"
of
tooth
and
claw,
1
"driven"
by
the
world
situation
to
launch
"preventive
war"
applied
by
rival
nations'
guns
against
Russia,
but
that
such
a
a
bombJ
Britain
can
calamity
waai.ui,
.ci,,
u..
In
other
wordSi
rtunity
for
angry
polemics,
for
violent
accusations
tinstthe
Western
Powers.
Mr.
Gromyko's
remarks
mt
the
Treaty
in
the
Deputies
Meetings
held
in
only
save
her
own
hide
by
helping
to
save
everybody
else's,
too.
s
11
tne
u.o.
uiu
au
auc
wuutu
the
war
"almost
alone."
THERE
IS,
OF
COURSE,
A
point
beyond
.which
British
will
not
go
in
Joint
action
with
the
iris
make
it
only
too
clear
that
this
is
the
real
For
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
and
REPAIR
WORK
SEE
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
am.,.
sSj!,c9i
Kit
Impose.
BIG
HOTEL
OSLO
(CP)
Workmen
here
are
U.S.A.
But
on
the
whole
the
La-
pubtine
the
finishing
touches
to
!
The
whole
episode,
seems
to
reepen
growing
im-'ssion,
based
again
largely
on
Mr.
Gromyko's
be-
bor
Party,
no
less
than
the
Con-
the
Hotel,
slated
to
be
the
larg-
cni-vitiuo
Party
artmit-K
t.hP
In-
c
1,-
CnnHinQvia
Wihpn
fYl
iviour
in
Paris,
that
the
purpose
of
the
Soviet
Gov-nment
is
not
in
the
least
to
lessen
existing
te'nsion.
215
1st
Avenue
West
escapable
necessity
of
the
tie-,
pieted,
It
wil
lhave
343
guest
up
with
the
United
6tates.
rooms
with
a
total
of
601
bed?.
Even
Aneurin
Bevan,
who
a
12th-storey
restaurant
has
a
really
quit
the
cabinet
on
the
fine
view
of
the
Norwegian
cap-rearmament
issue,
does
not
jtal.
Phone
901)
P.O.
Box
721
at
is
not
surprising,
for
the
whple
internal
struc-reof
the
Soviet
Empire
is
very
largely
based
upon
maintenance
of
international
tension.
This
is
a
'text
for
militarism
and
the
stern
repression
of
I
:
:
:
:
:
i
'ry
kind
of
opposition
and
of
criticism
oom
m
uiu
'Viet
nuin
;it
hrtrw
s
ml
in
satellite
states.
Would
You
Pass
Jiidoiiiciit
without
Therefore,
the
Soviet
Government
is
not
really
Crested
in
any
endeavour
to
relax
international
'!lsi"ii.
It
is,
at
bottom,
interested
rather
in
inten-fyinR
it
by
finding
an
opportunity
in
a
meeting
of
)r4'n
ministers,
of
publicly
attacking
and
de
Live
Electrically
and
Keep
Cool
Single
Burner
Hotplates
.'
4.65
Two
Durner
Hotplates
$8.95
Two
Burner
Hotplates
$11.45
Writes
$34.95
Hamilton
Beach
Food
Mixer
$65.95
(with
Juicer)
,
,
.
?
.
.
j-
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
fining
the
Western
Powers
as
aggressors
and
war-
hngers.
And
if
that
is
the
case,
if
a
meeting
of
the
Minis-;'s
is
simply
to
provide
an
opportunity
for
Mr.
yshinsky
to
indulge
once
more
in
polemics
of
this
then
one
really
begins
to
wonder
whether
peril's
after
all
it
might
not
do
more
harm
than
good.
Brsner
Block
Phone
210
Prime
Rupert.
B.C.
Stewart,
B.C.
Scripture
j-aiiarje
for
Jodaij
"Wisdom
reacheth
from
one
end
to
another
mightily."
Wisdom
8:1
Knowing
all
(te
Fads?
With
mmt
people,
the
anwcr
is
the
aiue.
You
uonldiTt
lo
anything
until
you
know
the
whole
story.
This
is
just
plain
common
sense
you
say,
and
jet
during
recent
months,
many
persons
and
groups
have
condemned
Hospital
Insurance
without
knowing
all
the
farts.
We
believe
that
many
ulio
protested
were
either
misinformed
or
were
unaware
of
the
facts,
Because
this
plan
is
of
real
value,
and
is
of
vital
concern
to
everyone,
the
full
story
of
Hospital
Insurance
will
be
placed
before
you.
ff'hy
was
Hospital
Insurance
started?
.
'
II
hy
were
the
premiums
increased?
'
tf'hy
was
co-insurance
started?
What
are
the
facts
of
the
hospital
bed
situation?
W
hat
about
private
hospital
insurance
plans?
What
about
the
different
hospitat
public
ward
rales?
What
is
the
financial
story
of
H.C.H.I.S.?
'
'
The
answer
to
these
and
other
important
questions
are
the
story
of
your
Hospital
Insurance
plan.
The
first
advertisement
in
this
series
will
appear
next
week
in
your
newspaper
and
will
discuss
"Uhy
was
Hospital
Insurance
started?"
It
is
important
that
you
know
the
facts
it
is
our
duty
to
supply
them.
Be
sure
to
read
these
messages.
They
will
deal
with
your
Hospital
Insurance
plan
plan
which
has
already
paid
over
I
lO.OOtUHH)
for
more
than
5K),(HK)
hospital
cases,
and
la
providing
benefits
for
thousands
more
each
month.
B.C.
Hospital
Insurance
Service
Your
protection
against
large
hospital
bills.
THE
DEPARTMENT
OF
HEALTH
AND
WELFARE
Q
COLD
STORAGE
I
rri
MORE
MAORIS
I
IMPORTANT
POST
native
Maori
population
The
office
of
Speaker
of
the
1
N(,w
Zealand
has
increased
House
of
Commons
in
England
'm
2,000
to
112,000
since
1900.
goes
back
to
the
14th
century
U
U
'JU
warn
Phone
974
Free
Pick
Up
Service
While
in
Storage
Have
Your
Coat
-
REPAIRED
-
CLEANED
-
GLAZED
GARAGE
HELPER
WANTED
k
Washing
Cars
,
Repairing
Tires
ic
General
Clean-up
Hot
Afraid
to
Work
Rupert
Motors
Urnted
CHRYSLER,
PLYMOUTH,
FARGO
DISTRIBUTORS
HON.
DOUGLAS
TV
R.N
BULL,
Minister
HOLLANDERZED
Dill
CrilDV
5381
fill
I
liril
7n.
INSURANCE
SERVICE
B.C.
HOSPITAL
FURS