Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday.
June
30,
1951
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Editor.
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O.
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i
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(SENIOR
CAPTAIN
W.
C.
POULTON,
Salvation
Armyi
The
word
of
the
Bible
is:
"Come
let
us
reason
together."
That
is
what
was
done
by
the
Fathers
of
r
x
f
'VMM
Hi
If'
4
4
itne
Lunlerteration
in
the
middle
of
the
last
century
;and
we
have
been
a
growing
force
in
the
world
ever
'
'
i
.
,
and
not
a
mere
earthbound
nf.
r-
i
n
!
Canada
and
Canadians
have
falr
iin.reasliidly
meant
a
(?reat
deal
w,',
,
.
,.,,
in
the
affair
of
th
world's
L
f
A
be"
i
polities,
industry,
and
leadership,
j
"
rf,Z
n
.
kI,
U"'Wh
mu,
word
of
the
!,,d
is
still:
SZnl
f,
,
.
"CT
1
Mm
I-
O.
OUluOOK
PONTIFICAL-Mass
was
celebrated
by
Most
Rev.
Anthony
Jordan.
OMI.
in
a
solemn
Dominion
Day
IT'S
CANADA'S
84th
birthday
Sunday
and
re-I
ligious
observances
will
precede
the
celebrations
on
Monday,
officially
designated
as
a
public
holiday.
Since
Confederation
in
1867
Canada
has
progressed
to
nationhood,
one
of
the-
world's
"middle"
powers
in
her
own
right.
From
the
combined
Upper
snd
Lower
Canada
with
its
population
of
3,689,000
in
the
first
census
of
1871,
Canada
now
has
10
provinces
with
a
population
of
about
14,000,000.
She
has
sent
forces
overseas
in
two
'world
wars
and
right
now
has
a
brigade
of
21,000
soldiers,
plus
navy
destroyers,
engaged
in
the
Korean
campaign.
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
told
Parliament
a
few
days
ago
tfiat
he
believes
the
Yukon
and
the
Northwest
Territories
will
achieve
provincial
status
m
some
future
year.
He
was
moving
amendments
to
the
Federal
District
Commission
Act
providing
for
representation
on
that
board
of
Canada's
newest
:o
the
rest
of
the
way
Willi
the
Let
Gud
liavu
DOMINION
over
v...I.......y
.
if
cuina.ii
tojigress
auncay
at
Terrace.
Hundreds
of
devout
Catholic
v.'or-
hij)pei-3
journeyed
to
Terrace
from
Prince
Rupert
and
from
points
east
as
far
as
Telkwa,
to
take
part
in
the
Mass
and
the
Procession
of
the
Blessed
Sacraments.
text,
which
says:
Though
your
V(11.
Kntur
f
irst
Presbyterian
Church
white
as
snow.
!
Sin
is
an
awfully
utcly
word,
i
It
sounds
so
harsh.
It
sounds
so
absolutely
indecent.
LETTERBOX
Anglo-Iranian
Oil
Company
'
were
"nationalized,"
all
the
problems
of
Iran
(or
Persia)
j
would
be
solved
overnight.
Most
of
them
are
fully
aware
A
.
Ml
UUox
j,,,
.
0T
SUM
1
Of
course
it
is
all
those
and
t
As
I
See
It
fin
ore
Hindu
b-ivuui
T
more.
Sin
is
so
uc.ly
a
tiling
that
HELP
APPRECIATED
!
it
cost
the
life
of
Jesus
Christ
to
Editor,
Daily
News:
l1
"if11
U
ln
the
3
siKht
of
God
the
Father.
mat,
mis
us
a
cynical
lie.
But
they
are
buying
a
little
more
time
for
themselves
by
this
lie.
May
we
trespass
upon
your
'
Come
let
us
reason
toeethsr
Ut
Tt
r
1V
iHh,
MO&T
SIGNIFICANT
space
to
thank
the
Gvro
Club
of
There
must
be
a
way
to
over-story
I
heard,
while
sitting
on
Prince
Rupert
and
the
citizens
come
mie
SIN
SIN
and
and
Its
Its
ugliness.
ugliness.
Gjd
Gjd
Iran's
doorsteD.
wax
this:
onaii..
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.
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u
...
.
...
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,
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r;.
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i:
a
wonderful
plan
and
when
1
J
.';
i.
y,
,
,,'
f
en
sit
down
and
reason
with
'
j
L'
-'J-
im
they
get.
no
to
ko
forward
TiRTjt,
tli
On
one
of
the
key
occasions
of
four
cartons
of
men's
clothing
me
when
the
parliament
met,
be-
for
needy
men
this
winter.
The
Hii
Suiiduy
SUM.,
ugt,
ioie
nationalization
of
oil
was
Central
Cltv
Missinn
u
MHM.r.
rf
h
j.,,,.,,,,,,.
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i
llf.l.l
I
48
BEHIND
OIL
CIUSIS
SINCE
I
HAVE
RE-
,"!fddeha?';lhePrime
Miniiitcrti"g
to
render
a
greater
and
Life
becomes
nal
and
tangle
!
said
that
two
things
were
nec-
greater
service
to
these
unfor-
-
i
essary:
.7
.1
One
.7.
was
oil
"""-
natlonali-
tunates.
lunaiea,
who
wno
com.
come
from
fmm
all
n
nPr
over
..
'
We
extend
a
cordial
Invitation
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k
i
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v.
...
i
i
1
i
tiDVT
nuiTEn
ruiiDru
zation,
the
other
was
land
re-
Canada
well
as
as
every
city
lir
turned
from
India
and
i
......
.
iurm.
-nich
wnuin
nnn
p
thp
u
n
i
.
.
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Sixth
Avrnue
West
Prince
nuiiert,
UC.
ine
A
l
-mt
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r,u""
oi
b
i,.,
ana
in
me
muitue
li
r
p
I.asi
people
iipritilo
,
v.
i
man
who
works
the
soil
to
own
many
instances
a
little
helping
ask
me:
.
he
works.
hand
i
"""
has
'"s
made
iubuc
all
an
the
me
am
differ-1
D,
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
231
Fourth
Ave.
East
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wriuht.
D
D.
'
OrKunlit:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith.
John
Currie.
i
SUNDAY,
JULY
1,
1951
i
Morning
Worship
II
o'clock
1
Sunday
School
12:15
Evening
Service
-7:30
o'clock
Remember
tlra
Sabbath
Day
to
Keep
it
Holy."
..H7V.
.
i
,
iie
jars
wnu
were
voiing
iuu
ence
between
thpir
rptnm
in
'
nK
Rev.
'
i-awiein:e
Lawrence
U.
u.
c-.ieoer
Kleber
What
do
you
know
about
the,
per
cent
for
oil
nationalization
tSylx
oil
emu
in
Iran?
What's
behind
Mt
in
utter
silence,
with
down-'
S
Road
"
11:00
a
ln
-Morning
Worship
11
least
eyes,
at
this
statement!
i
Sermon
Never
Man
Spako
Like
Many
things
seem
to
me
to
When
the
Shah
distributed1
The
generosity
of
your
ctti-!
This
Man
be
be
behind
behind
the
the
oil
oil
crisis
crisis
in
in
Per-
Per-
ns
I
much
appreciated
'
1
much
miirh
nf
of
his
Hie
land
ltmH
tn
to
n.wr
Door
ton-
ten
rhiirirnrt
Children
Story
iiir.
Once
a
Brownie
COME
AND
WORSHIP
province,
Newfoundland,
which
entered
Confederation
on
March
31,
1049.
In
many
capital
abroad
tribute
will
be
paid
to
Canada's
nationhood.
Here
Canadians
pay
tribute
to
the
"Fathers
of
Confederation"
who
conceived
the
idea
of
the
Empire's
first
self-governing
member,
and
brought
their
dream
to
reality
in
a
series
-of
historic
conferences
at
Quebec,
Charlottetown
and
finally
in
London.
It
was
at
the
last
conference,
that
Canada's
title
of
"Dominion"
was
chosen.
Delegates
found
their
text
in
the
Biblical
quotation:
"He
shall
have
dominion
from
sea
to
sea."
But
the
first
confederation
joined
only
Nova
Scotia,
New
Brunswick,
Ontario
and
Quebec.-
Manitoba
entered
-in
1870.
British
Columbia
followed
in
1871,
and
Prince
Edward
Island
in
1873.
All
the
rest
of
British
North
America
was
annexed
as
territories
in
1880,
and
from
these
areas
Alberta
and
Saskatchewan
were
formed
in
1905.
Newfoundland
was
the
10th.
It'.i
a
greater
Canada
than
ever
the
Fathers
of
Confederation
dreamed"
of,"
and
if
s
still
growing.
-
ja.
One
could
write
reams
about
ants,
the
landlords
looked
the
'
it
from
anv
one
antfle.
But
it
r.thcr
wnu
inH
jm,ki.j
HERBERT
FIDDES
71ie.se
fcuinmer
S.-rvlces
are
Executive
Secretary
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
415
alhAw.l
SERVICES
SlKDtr
Morning
Sunday
8otiool
.
ti
l
,
Evening
U
WKDSESIUT
Prayer
Meeting
....
8:
Pas'.ur:
seeins
to
me
that
too
much
talK
their
diversions
and'
gestures
to
lal
Central
City
Mission
I
'aniiiy
Survln
s
with
a
spc
!
seshioii
for
Unklu-n.
or
argument
about
the
details
word
foreign
oil
companies
Vancouver
Nu
Lvening
Service
The
central
truth
is
that
all
First
Boptist
Church
SUNDAY,
JULY
1
11
a
m.-
Morning
Service
12:15
p.m.-Sunday
Behool
and
Bible
Class
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Service
across
a
broad
belt
of
the
earth
we
might
call
it
the
Muslim
Mr.
Chaiies
S.ncii
belt,
or
brown-skinned
section
of
the
human
family
-a
truly
revolutionary
situation
is
swiftly
coming
to
a
head.
The
people
are
"desperately
poor
and
horribly
ignorant."
But
Phone
Black
393
Ouest
Sp.
iiker-Rev.
Rolwrt
Martin
of
Edinburgh
und
India
nulur
Sunday
Services,
liRltul-liiK
Sunday
School
will
continue
all
summer
as
listed
here.
Vacation
Bible
Class
July
16-27
"I
Mas
fllacl
when
-
the
PHOTO
WRATH
ALL'S
FINISHING
DEVELOPING,
PRINTING
ENLARGING
EXPOSURE
METERS
AMATEUR
fiUPrLIE3
Phone
Greer-
136
Hax
478
unto
me:
Let
us
to
Is.
house
of
the
Lord',"
i
Liiey
are
not
so
poor
or
so
!g-!
norant
as
not
to
understand
oi"e
of
the
great
facts
of
life
of
19.H
j
that
iliey
ute
mucW-worse
off
than
are
the
people
of
Europe
and
America,
whose
imvprn-
HI!
BOYS
AND
'GIRLS!
TERRACE
BIBLE
CAMP
CALLING
Come
and
Enjoy
Ten
Wonderful
Days
c
EFFECTIVE
JULY!
Stories,
Singing,
Swimming,
Hikes
and
Fur
Qualified
Steam
Boiler,
Refrigeration
and
Pipe
Welders
All
Certified
Operators
We
build
Stacks,
lire
Escapes
and
Tanks
all
sizes
ments
have
a
special
position
of
power
in
the
Middle
East.
WHEREVER
DESPERATELY
poor
people
are
under
any
kind
of
foreign
control,
they
aro
bound
to
blame
ALL
their
local
problems
on
that
foreign
control.
That
is
partly
because
no
man
can
be
so
poor
or
ignorant
as
not
to
understand
the
meaning
of
having
foreign
troops
in
his
country
to
protect
some
foreign
interest
not
the
local
country's.
So
long
as
foreign
troops
all
for
only
$6.00
Girls
Ages
8-15
July
24th
to
Aiwist
2nd.
I!
Ages
8-lS-August
7lh
to
17th
Register
Farly
MISS
MARGARET
FRASKR,
Hox
3u2,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Black
393
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
Z2J
-1st
E.
Phone
Green
881
JUNE
29TH,
1951
NOTICE
OF
RESTRICTED
INDUSTRIAL
CLOSURE
UNDER
SECTION
12C,
SUB-SECTION
1,
OF
THE
"FOREST
ACT"
In
view
of
the
hazardous
condition
of
the
forests,
and
pursuant
to
the
provisions
of
section
120
of
the
"Forest
Act"
the
area
herein
described
below
is
hereby
declared
to
be
a
closed
district
as
from
midnight
Friday,
June.
29th,
1951,
until
such
time
as
a
subsequent
order
has
declared
the
danger
bated
and
the
tlosed
district
abolished.
DESCRIPTION
OF
CLOSED
DISTRICT
All
that
part
of
the
Prince
Rupert
forest
district
which
its
to
the
west
of
Terrace
and
ths
summit
of
the
Cascade
Mountains
(which
includes
the
Quen
Charlotte
Islands).
During
the
continuance
of
this
closure
It
is
hereby
ordered
that:
A.
No'person
shall
conduct
any
logging,
land
clearing,
mining,
toad
building
right-of-way
clearing
or
construction
projects
within
one-half
mile
ol
any
forest
or
woodland
between
the
hours
of
one
p
m.
Pacific
Daylight
Saving
Time
and
7:00
p.m.
Pacific
Daylight
Saving
Time
within
the
Closed
district
unless
otherwise
authorized
by
the
district
foi-ister.
B.
No
pet
son
shall
operate
sawmill
any
or
open
burner
or
burn,
or
permit
to
burn,
any
wood,
sawdust,
or
debris
within
one-half
mile
of
forest,
woodland,
logging
slash
or
.nf1'14
frm
1:00
pm-
Pacif,c
Daylight
Saving
Time
until
7:00
p
m.
Pacific
Daylight
Saving
Time
dally
within
the
closed
district
and
all
such
sawmilllng
and
Industrial
operations
operating
open
burners
or
othew'ise
burning
or
permittinc
to
hum
on
cOU,.i.,.i
.
.u...
,
B'
Thin
Is
an
INTFRDF.NOMINATIONAI.
famp
are
mere,
tie
knows
perfectly
well
that
his
country
is
not
a
,
fully
free
country.
There
may
be
j
times
when
few,
if
any,
of
the
!
people
of
such
countries
resent
the
presence
of
foreign
troops,
or
foreign
business
corporations,
Jai
faring
jc
or
iutfr
Mac
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
Construdio
wiucn
nave
special
privileges
over
and
above
those
enjoyed
by
native
.concerns.
W
see
one
ex
ample
of
that
in
Saudi
Arabia.
But
when
times
are
bad
and
class
discontent
Is
wide
and
deep,
the
foreign
army
or
lor-1
elgn
institution
becomes
the
in-!
evltable
target
for
all
the
re-1
sentments
of
all
the
people.
It
:
gets
blamed
for
all
evils
not
only
for
its
own
real
sins.
i
THE
MOST
DANGEROUS
feature
of
the
whole
situation
in
i
that
part
of
the
world
which
:
220
Sixth
St.
Phone
649
11
Company
v-iV
'
J
i
ueuiis
wiunn
one-
li!,
i
if,
.
any
fore
.
woodland,
logging
slash
or
forest
WepNesPAY
T-HURPAY
PT?IC7AY
SATUKPAY
WILL
DO
YOUR
JOB
CHEAPER
Roofing
.
.
.
Siding
.
.
.
Alterations
Estimates
Gladly
Given
.o,
o.mu
maintain
watenman
therefore
twenty-four
hours
daily,
during
the
period
of
this
order,
unless
exemp.
eranteJ
U"deF
Wr'Uen
Pemlt
Trom
the
dlslrkt
forester
C'
ca0rHprS,?rh8,UnnPerate
rallWa
that
S
"0t
8
C0non
carrier
from
1:00
p.m.
Pacific
Daylight
Saving
Time
until
.ClnC.?a?light
8avln
Tinw-
daily
within
closed
runs
from
Iran,
Iraq,
to
all
North
Africa
is
that
the
poor
people
have
no
effective
political
machinery
through
which
to
work.
Even
where
they
have
nomt-
'
nal
democracy,
as
in
Iran
and
Egypt,
the
real
power
is
in
the
hands
of
a
corrupt,
wealthy
class,
who
have
not.
the
eiioht-
Bin
Mack
660
:
11131
winmg
a
written
permit
from
the
Signed
"W.
T.
STRAITH"
For
Minister
of
Lands
and
Forests
jesl
intention
of
allowing,
much
(cctrica(
Living
lPhON06ftAPH4
a
mm
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