mate
reason
to
fear
that
Amer-
that
lrnnf,
In
Korea
every
nr,,.
k
ican
army
intervention
Prince
Rupert
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News
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the
forerunner
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...
.
lte
f"
As
Si
Set
for
the
reestablish
ment
of
vices
tend
9ny
sr
Saturday,
February
3,
1951
Chiang
Kai-sheks
army
on
the
very
border
of
the
industrial
heart
of
the
new
China
LORD
8Tsiio
In
American
idiom
Word
..
...'
Manchuria
he
might
have
said
the
Yanks
can
to
get
Cailt
Saturday
Sermon
n
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
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and
Northern
and
Central
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Columbia,
lember
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
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of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
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Managing
Director
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f,i
,
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and
Co.
"fiameniarv
u
ono
pd
that
he
te,,
Py
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PHILPOTT
n.-ricT,
Per
Week.
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
;cisely
how
he
proposed
to
stop
10
'
coiia.
the
spread
of
the
war
in
or
from
ln
11
but
hari
Koren
He
answered:
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our
shoulder,
r.
.
v
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Mall,
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8.00
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all
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It
in
i
i-.Att
p.m.:
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School
at
1:15
evc?t
as
shown.
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982)
INTERVIEW
WITH
LORD
STAN
SO
ATE
,
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
1
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
j
1.
Recognize
the
Communist
f
eelmTiX'
1
HOPE
(Bv
Rev.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter,
St.
Andrew's
Cathedra!
i
"We
are
saved
by
hope,"
writes
Saint
Paul.
But
the
modern
world
has
sought
to
substitute
the
doctrine
of
optimism
for
the
doctrine
of
hope.
Optimism
means
that
we
believe
in
ourselves
and
it
has
flourished
under
an
economic
theory
which
implied
that,
iif
we
were
all
equally
selfish
and
equally
aquisitive,
and
persistently
try
to
Ulk
lhe
helrt
0f
llr
This
U
the
BWond
of
wo
rt,-IcIm
covering
Elmore
Phllpotta
interview
with
Viscount
BtanJ-iSate
noted
British
lbor
peer
chairman
of
the
World
Interparliamentary
Union.
filings
uuv.
nu
.-.i.vv
w...
...
uui
parliamrnUrian
jwith
it
one
Inch
more
than
nec-
Uke
the
British
luxn
...
Mary-
hfll
newr
a?
:
the
result
would
be
that
every-1
THE
FIRST
question
1
;tain-mlnded
in
our
own
think-
a
bonny
tZ
asked
Lord
StansRate
i
m.
for
to
do
so
i
-u
ptay
the
once
as
,
lhf
A
anrcu
n
'
Keep
alive
(Moscow
Ratne."
every
.
iL
1"
..
i
J
till.
...
,.
the
whole
uni-
body
would
be
prosperous.
Toouyj
construction
of
people
are
not
nearly
so
sure
that
;
erse
lUDOUt
mi
1
eut-
c
"
iposKiuie
irienaiy
contact
wiui
The
miIimu
wrote
mat
no-((,ina
movement
was:
ilhe
nd
KmmmU
in
flow
of
mmtiK
this
is
true
and
a
omic
theory
has
been
adopter!
'
"
1
"WV
HTl
Uft
M,
of
body
ever
Invents
eletrleity
tint
.i-
.
.
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....
.a
a
it
rifit
;TnrTfn
-
,
.
..
i
which
desuairs
of
any
kimi
it
was
rjiscoverrd.
Certain
pow
by
the
Cunimuni.sU?"
The
merry
I
aim
Coll
On
.
.
.
whirh
would
perform
greatj
',.WmI1
rftiiv
vu
know,
that
salvation
unless
.
we
are
very
rigidly
controlled
and
regimented.
That
is
pessismlsm.
Tire
doctrine
of
Hope
means
that
we
have
ceased
to
believe
in
ourselves.
We
no
longer
believe
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West
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l'AHI.RNAI'LE
202
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Ave.
West
Pastnr
:
C.
Pawc-tt
8ervlcra
1
1
a.m.
and
7.30
p.m.
Sunday
School
13
16.
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3311
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fitiaet
CO.!
Capt.
W.
Pou;Un
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p
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Sunday
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6ollnd
(Black
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things
for
us
U
we
would
employ
RWi
ofwMtm
des
not
have
them
ln
the
direction
whirti'he
Bame
fltrl
of
baring
here
they
travel.
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you
adjust
yotii
'
lnat
u
might
have
In
purti
ol
lif
life
amtrfllnv
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wuuuing
ana
KCm
,
is
best
for
us
and
everybody
Us
"
b""'b
'"
jrnRhth
to
the
Peace
Council,
i
but
we
do
believe
that
there
ls
So
it
it
with
ths
things
of
UK'iwnen
jS
8n
old
and
ullra-mo;!-i
-
Ruler
and
Saviour
who
can
and
j
8pirit.
There
is
iui)e
bolh
in
the
,.rn
British
affair.
People
of
all'
j
does
bring
to
pass
that
which
Is
present
world
and
In
Eternily
larties
felt,
'
lie
said,
that
we
I
good,
even
though
It
is
totally)
ln
the
direction
which
the
Blvs-
ttre'
"being
caught
up
on
the'
beyond
our
riwerving.
We
belicej
sed
Trinity
travels,
it
is
Ood
that
'
a.'.sembly-line
belt
that
was
i
that
our
Ruler
and
Saviour
ccV
Rules
and
OikI
t.'at
Wins.
There
'.-arrvinc
us
stralgi-t
to
world
Phone
Black
367
KG.
Box
721
Prince
R4.
ST.
PETLR'S
ANfil.lOAM
r-ai
Cova
Sunday
fichor.:
11:00
a
m.
Evening
prayer
'i
-W
p.m.
fBiu
xn
bring
to
fruition
nur
slight
goo'l-
is
every
ground
for
Hope
when
war.
Somethlnj;
had
to
be
done.)
ness
and
overrule
our
manifold
we
are
on
His
side,
and
certainly
he
and
many
others
felt,
to
gel
I
rqriness.
And
In
the
strength
of
no
need
tu
despair
of
Uie
created
:
ine
peuple
off
that
belt,
j
this
we
can
carry
on
and
try
to
world,
for
we
have
Uie
teslimor.y
Looking
at
the
world
as
a
I
do
it
His
way
because
we
are
in
Jesus
Our
Lord
that
He
lows
whole,
said
this
old
Labor
party
sure
that
His
way
is
basic
to
the
the
world
which
He
has
created,
veteran
who
began
political
life
FLASH
KHil
l-AK
BAPTIST
629
6th
Ave
F.
Blue
803
Pastor:
Krv.
I.eonnnl
A.
Tliorp'
Week
End
Special
1947
PLYMOUTH
it
Passenger)
CLUE
In
excellent
condition.
Driven
only
26,6:
First
United
Church
C30
Sixth
Avtnue
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
G.
Sieber
Reason
For
Census
ninth
decennial
census
of
Canada
in
June
THE
this
year
is
based
on
fundamental
legal
requirements
dating
from
Confederation.
Under
the
British
North
America
Act,
1867,
it
was
enacted
that,
after
the
completion
of
the
census
of
1871
ana
of
each
subsequent
decennial
census,
Parliamentary
representation
of
the
provinces
should
be
readjusted
subject
to
certain
rules.
The
chief
of
these
rules
was
that
the
province
of
Quebec
should
have
a
fixed
number
of
members
(G5)
and
that
the
representation
of
other
provinces
in
the
House
of
Commons
should
bear
the
same
proportion
to
the
population
of
the
province
as
the
number
65
bears
to
the
population
of
the
province
of
Quebec.
!
In
1946
the
section
of
the
British
North
America
Act
covering
this
regulation
was
repealed
and
a
new
section
substituted,
as
follows:
i
"The
number
of
Members
of
the
House
of
Commons
snail
be
255
and
the
representation
of
the
provinces
there-
'
in
shall
forthwith
upon
the
coming
into
force
of
this
section,
and
thereafter
on
the
completion
of
each
decennial
census,
be
readjusted
.
.
.
according
to
the
following
rules
la
sub.iest
as
hereinafter
provided,
there
shall
be
',
assigned
to
each
of
the
provinces
the
number
of
members
i
computed
by
dividing
the
total
population
of
the
provinces
by
254
and
by
dividing
the
population
of
each
province
by
the
quotient
so
obtained
.
.
."
1
This
new
section
thus
did
away
with
the
former
provision
in
the
act
by
which
the
province
of
Quebec
was
given
a
fixed
representation
for
determining
the
quotient
upon
which
representation
in
other
Provinces
could
be
calculated.
Accordingly,
the
membership
of
the
House
of
Commons
was
increased
from
245
to
255
(including
one
member
from
the
Yukon).
Representation
of
the
province
of
Quebec
was
Increased
by
the
1947
readjustment
from
65
to
73
members,
that
of
Ontario
from
82
to
83,
Nova
Scotia
from
12
to
13,
and
British
Columbia
from
16
to
18.
Manitoba
and
Saskatchewan
each
lost
one
seat,
the
new
representation
of
the
former
being
16
and
of
the
latter
20
members.'
Representation
of
the
remaining
three
provinces
was
unchanged,
viz.,
New
Brunswick,
10;
Prince
Edward
Island,
four;
and
Alberta,
17j
Severn
seats
were
given
to
Newfoundland
on
its
entry
into
Confederation
at
midnight
on
March
31,
1949,
raising
the
total
membership
in
the
House
of
Commons
to
262.
Since
1941.
there
have
been
some
substantial
shifts
in
population
as
between
provinces
and
further
changes
are
likely
to
take
place
in
provincial
as
a
Gladstone
radical,
the
people
were
caught
In
a
sort
of
gigantic
nut-cracker.
One
jaw
of
this
nut-cracker
was
Russian
and
Communist
aggressiveness
but
the
other
Jaw
was
American
over-impulsive
and
short-sighted
reaction.
He
did
not
hlmse.I
use
the
old
saw
about
which
came
first,
the
chicken
or
the
egg.
Eut
he
node
it
very
plain
that
he
was
not
convinced
that
the
dangerous
American
es
came
from
the
Husslan-expansinn
chicken
or
vice
versa.
The
fact
was
that
the
vast
majority
or
the
human
family
wants
peace,
but
that
unwise
actions
and
attitudes
on
iiOTIl
sides
of
the
Iron
Curtain
are
carrying
Uie
people
not
toward
peace
but
to
$1
S
RUPERT
MOTORS
I
k
7
!
11:00
a.m.:
Morning
Worship
with
Sermon
and
Children's
'
Story.
!
Anthem:
'Arotiifd
the
Throne
ol
Ood"
'i
7:30
p.m.:
Evening
Worship
with
!
Sermon
.
1
j
Anthem:
"Rjpjgicfe
hi
the
Lord"
j
EVERYONE
IS
INVITED
j
-TO
COME
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS:
At
First
;
United
ail
at
12:15:
at
Conrad
i
United
Hal'
alt
at
1
p.m.
I'hotif
,
2nd
Ave.
and
Isl
St.
Broadway
(j
!
'
A
universally
catastrophic
war.
ooo
LORD
ETANSOATE
First
Presbyterian
Church
I
that
the
British
Commonw
should
take
a
much
more
live
stand
on
the
side
He
made
it
very
clear
t
i
;
rincsit
........
1
9J.
if
Hours:
7
1;
cor
take
home
orders
Phone
was
not
suggesting
-appeast;-
ment"
m
the
bad
(sinse
Munich'
j
sense
of
that
niuch-perverte
1
1
word.
He
agreed
with
me
lliatj
loyal
members
of
the
UN
had
no
alternetive-
but
to
oppo.se
and
I
resist
the
aggressive
attack
against
South
Korea.
The
flues-1
tion
was
'how
to
du
so,
to
limit:
evil.
I
Incidentally,
there
was
one
SEA
VIGIL
LS.
Rouert
Robertson
of
Swirt
Current,
Sask.,
stands
watch
at
the
controls
of
this
now-covered
40-mm.
anti-aircraft
gun
aboard
the
Canadian
destroyer
Cayuga.
This
Canadian
Navy
photo
was
taken
while
the
destroyer's
crew
was
at
action
stations
on
a
patrol
of
fthe
west
coit
of
Korea.
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PHOTO
1
Jinc
printing
of
egal
Printe
231
Fourth
Ave.
East
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright.
D.D.
E.
J.
Smith,
222
Sew
Phone
24
representation
in
the
House
of
Commons
in
the
next
redistribution
of
seats
following
the.
1951
census.
Organists:.
Mis.
John
Currie.
aside
In
Lord
Stangate's
remarks
which
more
than
ever
convinced
me
of
his
scrupulous
sense
cf
British
fair
play.
He
had
visited
i
the
Chiang
Kai-sheks
personally
;
years
ago.
He
respected
them
i
then
and
does
now,
as
persons.
But
the
plain
fact
is
that
the.
unilateral
American
proclama-.
tion
of
"protection"
of
Formosa
and
Chiang
had
given
the
present
government
of
China
legit
i-
Prince
Kuix
rt
E.
S.
Espley
and
L.
J.
Thorn-dick,
Victoria;
J.
Nolman,
Vancouver;
W.
Hanson
and
Lt.
R.
Fee,
Ottawa;
J.
G.
Je
vis,
Vancouver;
1.
T.
Wilson
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
-Brennan,
Watson
Island,
Mrs.
W.
Woodward,
EinitlH-s.
fnc
Herat
Sunday,
February
4,
1951
Morning
Worship
11
o'clock.
Sunday
School
12:15
Keni..e
Service
73d
"Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
to
Keep
it
Holy!"-"
Ve
extend
a
cordial
invitation
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
January
Building
Building
permits
for
January
this
year
totalled
J8,13
as
compared
with
$11,700
in
the
fame
month
last
year.
Major
permit
for
this
January
was
a
$4,000
item
for
a
residence
repair
on
Fourth
Avenue
East
by
Mitchell
&
Currie
for
P.
LeRoss.
.There
were
fourteen
permits
during
the
month.
They
were:
P.
LeRoss,
repairs,
Fourth
Avenue
bast,
$4,t0U.
H.
A.
Newson,
cement
bapine:it
1315
Sixth
Avenue
East,
S400.
E.
Pettenuzzo,
foundation,
72ti
Fulton
$300.
Mrs.
Lillian
Doane
sills
a:ul
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Maker
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and
yet
ever
new
that
is
the
story
of
the
pancake
f
History
tells
us
it
is
one
of
the
oldest
foods
known
to
man.
In
some
communities,
primarily
those
stemming
from
English
background,
the
pancake
has
even
been
honored
by
a
special
holiday.
This
holiday,
known
as
Pancake
Day,
is
celebrated
on
Shrove
Tuesday
just
before
the
beginning
of
Lent.
Ever
growing
in
popularity,
the
celebration
began
as
a
religious
observance
at
least
GOO
years
ago.
The
pancakes
were
mixed
according
to
a
formula
prescribed
by
the
church
and
when
the
church
bell
tolled
it
was
time
to
prepare
them.
Then
the
people
all
hurried
off
to
church
to
be
"shriven"
or
absolved
of
their
sins.
x
This
ancient
custom
was
gradually
replaced
by
merrymaking
and
the
tolling
of
the
bell
touched
off
a
gay
celebration.
Today
in
many
Canadian,
African
and
American
communities
the
observance
is
still
the
same,
with
contests
and
games
and
pancakes
as
king!
forestry
district
this
January
.
,
exceeded
the
same
month
last'
.N.e
?lt
alterations.
year
by
two-and-a-half
times.,0?
"
.
The
scale
this
January
was'
V.Z'.,
;i
2C
184,882
board
feet
compared
1
A
'
r
'
with
8
881.409
board
feet
in
Jan-
AUjn
Avenu
$m
uary
1950.
Every
single
variety,
,
nr..
....,
nnri
,,..
showed
substantial
Increase.
1
Fifth
nrt
nrn
taoo
"
Northern
B.C.
Powell
The
scale
per
varieties
this
n
'nahiA
fnnnrfaiiAn
n-i.-
January
and
last
was
as
follows:
All
models
except.
6-volt
supplied
with
"Dynamotor"
eliminating
"B"
and
"C"
Batteries.
THE
MOST
POPULAR
AND
DEPENDABLE
PILOT
ON
THE
WEST
COAST
Price
-$36000(:
)
B.C.
DISTRIBUTORS
BROOKSBANK
Marine
Sales
and
Service
42-44
ARGVLE
ST.
PORT
ALBERNI,
B.C.
WRITE
FOR
ILLUSTRATED
BOOKLET
H
Phone
210
Prince
Rupert
1951
1950
Bd.
Feet
Bd.
Feet
Fir
661,061,712
85.4C4
1545
Sixth
East,
$475.
G.
R.
Shenton,
re-roofing,
1058
Atlin,
$340.
Mrs.
B.
Sylvester,
foundation
repairs,
812
Second
Avenue,
$100.
J.
P.
Mac.Donald
glassing
ln
porch,
441
Fifth
West,
$50.
Cedar
....
3.318.143
219.863
w
Spruce
Hemlock
.
Balsam
...
Jackpine
.
6,118,049
1,257,239
321,118
878,650
956
.10.230,772
.
2,822,543
697,273
..
1,714.499
....
308,940
Mrs.
Wilkins,
repairs
and'
ALLACE
Miscellan.
shingling,
1920
Eleventh
East,
$150.
I
W.
Nixon,
repairs
to
porch,
1253
Water
Street,
$100.
W
I
IM
I
Totals
20,184.882
8,881,409:
i
FOREST
PRODUCTS
'
Scripture
faiiage
for
JoJaij
"The
grace
of
Ood
that
bringeth
salvation
hath
appeared
to
all
men."
Titus
2:11.
The
scale
of
poles
and
piling
this
January
amounted
to
148,744
DUE
TO
YOUR
CO-OPERATION
HOURS:
WEEK
DAYS:
9
a.m.
cubic
feet
and
109,675
lineal
feet.
Ties
scalei
this
January
were
13.603
pieces
compared
with
4,570
in
January
1950.
The
cordwood
count
this
January
was
248'2
as
compared
with
135
cords
in
the
same
month
last
year.
Daily
Health
Hint
Aorangi
Subsidy
Being
Considered
OTTAWA
Minister
of
Trans
1
1
P
H
0
N
E
7
9
Starting
this
year,
members'
patronage
refund
will
be
applied
toward
their
following
year's
premium.
INSURANCE
AT
COST
Canada's
seventh
annual
Na
SUNDAYS:
port
Lionel
Chevrler,
replying
to
tional
Health
Week
opens
tomor
Howard
Green,
Progressive-Con-aervar.ivp
member
fnr
VnnnrMivpr-
row
whv
not
help
yourself
to
12
Noon
7
p.-
good
health
by
Joining
theit;uftdra
annoUnced
Tuesday
in
Health
League
of
Canada
and
tne
House
of
commons
that
the
HISTORIC
MOUNTAIN
Parnassus,
one
of
the
most
holy
mountains
in
Greece,
reaches
a
height
of
8,070
feet.
Clifford
Dahl
received
six
months'
suspended
sentence
from
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
in
city
police
court
yesterday
for
assaulting
Eric
Jackson.
becoming
a
subscnoer
to
tne
question
of
a
subsidy
to
keep
the
League's
magazine
HEALTH.
For
motorship
Aorangi
In
service
on
Pacific
Coasi
Fishermen's
Mutual
Marine
Insurance
Co.
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
627
DENMAN
STREET
Phone
TA.
4944
the
run
between
Vancouver
and
'
-...on
AVEN"
SIXTH
STREET
A
Nil
m'
lull
information
write
Heaitn
League
of
Canada,
111
Avenue
Road,
Toronto
5,
Ontario.
Australia
and
New
Zealand
was
being
considered