very
different
thing
from
0"riT
DLIIC
own
even
in
the
earlier
days
of
,
IdlKS
DvnlO
r
J
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
thn
fra
hnme.t.P!iH
irrantjt
In
the
As
I
See
It
Thursday,
April
26,
1951
MISSIONARY
CAREER
CANARD
N.S.
-MLss
Winni-fred
Eaton
was
"
honored
at
1
welcome
home
service
on
hr
retirement
after
42
years
of
missionary
work
in
India.
The
gathering
at
First
Cornwallis
nnnti,.
v
-
-
1
0-
.
10
VGlCrQnS
Here
there
1
no
good
lanij
tot
waiting
to
be
plowed
to1
grow
cash
crops.
It
all
requires
i
Lively
discussion
and
questions
some
caDital
investment
cither
highlighted
the
Canadian
Legion
Church
heard
her
appeal
for
(more
for
irrigation,
drainage
or
what-
!
general
meeting
last
night
when
!
not.
Also,
the
community
style
'Jack
McRae,
M.L.A.,
spoke
on;
of
settlement
has
been
found
to,
Britten
Columbia
Hospital
Insur-(
be
the
most
successful
for
this'ance.
i
more
workers
to
go
to
India.
particular
country
and
for
this1
"It
was
a
very
Instructive
ad-!
particular
people.
!
dress,
with
plenty
of
healthy!
oOo
j
Questioning,"
said
William
Mur-j
:
'a
'
1
,
eomi1
1
HAVE
NOT
tempted,
in
ray,
secretary-manager
of
the
PIMI,,
DKAI'XS
rAK
tl
UJ
jthese
articles,
to
give
all
details
,
Ltgion
this
morning.
!
of
the
various
type
of
com-
i
In
the
open
discussion
that
TEL
AVIV,
ISRAEL.-
munity
settlement.
Borne
al';o
lasted
for
over
an
hour
the
Prince
iinms
In
this
qpripa
I
h-Ava
an
t-r
tne
most
successful)
are
com-
Rupert
member
outlined
the
onicsiuaveww.
pletely
Communist.
I
hate
to
easts
and
statistic
of
the
hospital
reported
What
I
thought
us
that
dread
word,
but
thu
scheme.
efi-ono-
trutn
wl"
out-
Tnat
the
in
Legion
members
expressed
dls-vrt
iraa
o-nrwl
onoonr
feuuu,
ctiuui,,
cucuui-
diViduai
person
or
family
owns
satisfaction
over
the
recent
im
Offices
from
Montreal
to
Vi,i
'"'K'l
by
o.,r
m
p,;,,.
"
MemlHTKhi,,
of
all
r,,,,.,,,.,,,
(-oililmxlitv
KmIiui,,.,..
;
V'1
ftn
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Associat'on.
:
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u.
A.
HUNTEft,
Managing
Editor.
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G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
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Published
every
afternoon
exrept
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Newt
).td.,
3rd
Avenue,
prince
Rupert.
Democracy
in
Vain
THE
RANK
of
democracy
is
apathy.
Having
won
the
right
to
govern
themselves,
and
having
established
a
democratic
form
for
the
purpose,
people
are
prone
to
rest
on
their
oars
and
depend
for
good
government
on
the
constitutional
form.
;.TIiut
a
good
constitution
is
not
the
only
essen--
Uul
of
good
government;
and
the
best
constitution
-in
the
world
can
be
perverted
to
an
instrument
of
--mis-government.
If
the
people
are
too
apathetic
to
take
an
active
interest
in
the
problems
of
government,
to
have
aging
in
Israel.
Now
1
1
no
property.
You
get
what
you
insurance
charges
made
by
the
Ilff
eri-(.,.l
farili.i.-
f,.,
i....
:
mnt
-ikn
mpnrinn
ermin-neea
or
WJIU
Ior
vour
ms
squirm
the
payment
of
.Hit
MM-kH
ailll
IJlllldri.
,
-
not
for
re-saje
But
lVs
tn0
part
fees
up
to
a
cerain
tme
of
her
weaknesses.
Communism
applied
by
th
fol-
after
hospital
admittance.
Ht
rulra
nairl
I
.
.
lowers
or
jesus
not
tiiat
of
Other
business
discussed
was
Karl
Marx.
the
Third
Avenue
foundation
of
TKacA
opa
nil
iwirl
a
w
i
.
U
w
i
i
n
u
.
Of
the
about
a
total
population
of
million
and
a
ha'f,
onlv
about
nne-fifth
Ls
actu
il
v
"
u
'"
'"
t-eBioii
ouuaing
near
tne
tlons
between
lhUl
8nd
ouMnL
preiient
Sheardown
excavation.
agdcultural
That
te
the
num-
TXmcTno
IX
cities
P''1
PU":
There
!l
"
d'1ed
l
"""PPort
the
open
-4,hi,
James
Richardson
s
Sons
terprise.
are
even
some
Legion
building.
Pacific
Coast
Offic
Skinnymen,
women
gain
5,10,15
lbs.
VANCOUVER
viaottt
.ive
and
work
on
the
soil
by
four'
V
anTLre
"
IWai
is
a
t0
country
which
knows
that
its
This
is
a
much
higher
ratio
of
only
hope
t0
re(,utid
tts
mA
city-to-country
than
exists
even
lts
forests
is
on
a
planned
econ-:
in
highly
inaastriized
Amei-
omy
basis
and
by
group
enu;r-
i
ica.
Oi
course,
it
is
a
temporary
prg.
i
condition.
But,
temporary
or
not
j
temporary
.it
goes
right
.to
the
j
DQ,
NQT
BEUEVE
that!
;:rae,
today'
w'ich
w
I-ael
could
fail
now-.ve
1,
all
!
1
Get
New
Pep,
Vim,
Vigor
Wtt
ft
liirillt
Tkmj
1
lnii4j
fill
out;
uglr
iMit-
1
bin
nil
bt:
knt
Ik.
I
1
1
peeping
budget.
oOo
worth,
U
that
her
friend's
won't
opinions
ot
ttieir
own
ana
10
express
wiem,
iu
cie..
good
candidates
to
represent
them
at
the
seat
of
.government,
they
will
find
their
government
taking
'advice
from
those
who
offer
it,
probably
from
pressure
groups
organized
to
promote
their
own
selfish
"interests
at
the
expense
of
the
public.
Democratic
government
in
a
country
whose
citizens
refuse
to
function
as
democratic
citizens
is
a
contradiction
in
terms
and
no
more
real
than
.i
barmecide
feast.
desert
her.
For
what
is
enlnir
nn
NOTICE
ISRAEL
8
IMPORTS
are
many
nere
ln
Urfiel
u
g0methm
very
:
times
greater
than
her
exports.
,
great
and
very
big
for
flj,
tne;
Judged
by
190
oiiicial
statistics.
Middle
East
and.
indeed,
all
ha-''
There
they
are:
manity.
'
CONTROVERSIAL
ART
This
wooden
statue
by
Montreal
sculptor
Robert
Roussil
has
drawn
the
attention
of
the
city's
police
force.
Police
say
the
nude
figures
called
"Peace"
and
surmounted
by
a
dove
must
be
covered
or
the
work
moved
inside
from
lUs
location
outside
a
private
gallery.
A
similar
work,
representing
iattwr,
mother
and
child,
also
unclad,
produced
the
same
reaction
in
November,
1949.
Roussil
left
it
on
mid-town
Eherbrooke
Street
while
en
route
to
a
gallery,
and
police
tciik
it
''into
custody."
iiicmucii
notary
mixed
thotl
"iMmu-fl"
Uuk.
Titi.ti-p.i4
III
ftlrtC,
MiduHI.
UirU,
hu
Mrtw
Muuid
gmtm
1m-ttum,
if
hum
pruu4
tit
tiiM-Jf,
brtliti-li
4.kiti(
tl)M.
Illrt
'tltk
Uir
-lir-'li
vwi
txiiiUaig.
hr-li
buiMliim
'urn.
tMtrt,
tU
ittuntit,
iiiuiiMi'a,
ibtjtrk-tm.
trim
if'AU.Ut
It,,
el-et'ttt.
vuxi'ii
luiHii.
im
.
luvrt
H1(f-nirl
itt
niMtij'kriirfii
;
iui
Blt
"It
l.Ur
I
lit
tf-.ibi
uu
1,1.
Kiiff,
wtiMi
Mm
gatur
Ut.
5.
)0.
i;.
m
V
Um
.'.
td
for
riminai
wnntit.
:M
MtM
Ml
'IV
i
m-
Tt'iiir
!.!
i4ii
ih-w
tit'H
aixi
a.1r4
fiiMt-.ilit
iiiilurt
iu.o
.
imiiiuii
raeli
pounds
i.
Kxports-13.2
millions
(Israeli
BOOST
FISH
STOCK
pounds).
.
!
FOR
QU
APPELLE.
Sask.
(CP)
A
rehearsal
will
held
in
the
CIVIC
CENTRE
AUDITOR!
Read
Much
of
the
difference
In
the
The
Saskatchewan
fisheries
ing
above
is
made
up
by
Imports
'jf
branch
plans
to
collect
80,000,000
capital
goods
that
is.
machin-
pickerel
and
10,000,000
pike
egs
ery,
equipment
and
raw
ma'.e-
in
the
north
for
hatching
in
the
1
CP
PHOTO
1
rials
which
are
likely
to
help
local
hatchery
this
.season.
Israel
to
'
close
the
gap
some
!
-
Canadian
P&cifi
Airlines
Announi
SUNDAY,
APRIL
29,
Starting
at
9
PM
Northern
B.C.
Powe
Cov
Ltd.,
Phone
210
rii.iiior
Blmk
Prime
Ituiirrt,
B.C.
Bim
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
time
in
the
future.
Yet
the
gap
is
there
now.
Israel
gets
the
money
to
make
ends
meet
by
gifts
and
loans
from
abroad.
Most
of,
the
gitu
come
from
Jews
in
various
parti
of
the
world.
But
this
year
Israel
is
also
floating
her
own
bond
issues
ln
the
Vi.S.A.
on
a
four-perrcent
interest
oasu.
extends
our
experience,
increases
our
READING
interests;
iK-yddi
to
our
knowledge
and
our
pleasure,
observes
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
V
monthly
letter...
!
Z:ZrT;
Reading
muUfcs
a
full
man
a
man
not
replete,
''"but
complete,
.
!"
"
Being
humaii
we
can
all
find
excuses
for
not
;
reading
as"we-fr"trnw
we
should.
Time
is
siort,
days
;
are
full,
the
mass
of
written
material
is
enormous,
5
and
selection
is
-;J)ff
icult.
!
In
one
of
KTs
'lectures
on
English
literature
given
at
Cambridge
in
the
earlier
part
of
this
cen-!
tury,
Sir
Art)sir
Quiller-Couch
recommended
the
.
reading
of
threixbfoks:
The
Bible,
Shakespeare
and
Homer.
'Tri
:
.
.
,
;."
Now
we
may
not
have
a
copy
of
Homer
at
hand
I
or
even
a
volume
of
Shakespeare,
but
all
of
us
can
nrobablv
find
a
Bible
on
our
bookshelves.
oOo
THERE
IS
OiHE
highly
significant
qualification
o(
tne
What
was
called
cider
wa.s
snlrl
in
Prinrp
Hnnp't
around
C
ITCH
EM
WARE
-
.
u'
above.
Israel
Is,
of
course,
not
TT
forty
years
ago.
Hew
much
,
looa;
6ell.gufllcienl
w
Uul
apple
juice
the
refreshment
sne
is
selUng
enougn
f00d
to
pay
contained,
if
any,
will
never
be
or
the
food
she
must
buy
known.
Not
that
it
mattered,
j
abroad.
although
it
must.be
admitted
I
In
other
words,
lop-sided
as
that
the
cider,
so
called,
was
in
her
trade
figures
iook,
she
couid
rf,.manrt
Tt
was
sniri
nvPr
th-
always
answer,
from
her
own
Aluminum
Tinware-
Pots,
Pons
BreodFom
KcHles
Coke
Tim
Coffee
Mokers
Cookie
Sk
V
We
cannot
aspire
to
prose
such
as
we
find
counter
in
low-browed
looking
caravansaries
describee!
n
"joints."
One
recalls
them
today
when
from
e.me
ro
time
suggestions
ar
heard
coi::ern-ing
British
Columbia
and
liquor
It
all
has
a
familiar
sound,
and
SCHEDULE
CHANGE
EFFECTIVE
APRIL
30,
1951
DAILY
except
SUNDAY
LEAVES
10:25
A.M.
I
Pacific
tfTANDARD
Time)
FOR
VANCOUVER
SANDSPIT
AND
PORT
HARDY
For
Reservations
and
Information
THOSE
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
AIRMNKS
NO.
193
OH
YOl
H
TttAVfX
A
OK
NT
V-
At
PI
LI
SUES
Plastic
Dishes
written
there
;'Jbut
it
will
be
something
if
we
become
fully
aware
that'
such
writing
exists.
One
who
wishes
in
imrvnvTn
Vii'u
rii
oviii'oucnrflnnco
ii'i'H
Irion
Vtimcnl-F
Wa8
jU.St
as
much
of
a
problem
resources,
the
question,
"how
:'j
we
eat?"
.
oOo
BEFORE
I
SAW
ISRAEL
myself,
J
was
frankly
skeptical
about
the
ability
of
that
land
to
feed
a
large
population.
Now'
it
looks
to
me
as
if
there
cojid
be
a
very
great
expansion
eve.i
of
agricultural
production,
.limply
by
multiplication
of
the
methods
which
have
already
paid
otf.
That
is,
if
the
Jews
and
other
friends
of
Israel
in
other
countries
are
willing
to
send
in
very
substantial
amounts
eacji
year,
for
many
years,
more
and
more
in
the
beauties
of
a
great
book
just
because
it
is
a
masterpiece,
hut
at
the
same
time
he
will
absorb
the
legal
sales
became
recognizH
the
cider
traffic
pursued
its
dev-icu
way.
Thhsts
were
frequent
and
liable
to
occur
al
any
hoiii
The
business
was
cheerfully
b
i,-labored
by
old
John
Houston.
aoodness
of
it.
"
''
.
Read
as
whlely
as
you
can
;
read
the
classics,
''for
they
aref
doribiy
permanent.
They
remain
signifi-
who,
sitting
at
a
spacious
table
by
an
open
office
window,
spo-tel
f-T
n
'
w;
For
Your
Cai
1
f?
,
.-"c'arit
and
they'also
"acTfuire
new
significence
in
sue-
few.
;
-'
I
ceeding
ages.
Ifead
hooks
by
modern
authors,
don't
!
In
people
can
be
settled
on
the
land.
But
this
land
settlement
U
a
Tnpirnnrol
inr,
itipq
nl
nn
tin
in
-
Ifl
OVERHEAT
Bring
It
In
For
A
overlook
magazines
and
the
daily
newspaper
but
in
one's
drinf
with
fitting
di,-
be
selective.
Choose,
the
best,
and
by
that
we
mean
Suonsfinf
a
"iocTa
the
best
for
you.
There
are
doubtless
ledtimate
oc-
eatwaction
in
seclusion.
i
i
u
.
,
Q,lt'e
Prince
Rupert
attained
PRESSURE.
vaiuiir,
iui
juiiuiiii(
ui
escape
literature
ine
consequence
one
could
say
"Mi-
Slumber
Twins...
Mayor"
or
"gentlemen
of
the
i
Your
cooling
.yste...
ta
as
vitul
to
thf
P'"'
I
enr
as
the
Brakes
or
Motor.
Council"
whiskey
and
all
Its
works
began
to
experience
a
series
of
changes.
And
so
did
othe"
cities.
Prohibition
for
exam.pl?,
was
introduced
and
people
ap
kind
of
book
that
uses
up
an
evening
after
a
hard
day
at
the
office.
-Next
day
you
don't
remember
the
'plot
of
it,
and
not
a
phrase
is
worth
repeating.
As
a
steady
diet
that
is
too
thin
fare
for
an
ambitious
youth
or
a
grown
man.
i-.T
i
aiprwd
H
newest
:
PIM.:ssi;ilE-ri!BGINi
U
the
i
cleansing
the
Radiator
and
the
WaK"
'
,r
!
We
have
Just
installed
a
new
rM.ssi
nt-
Today!
peared
to
think
so
much
of
it
that
the
Bone
Dry
idea
spread
all
over
the
continent.
But
it
only
led
to
crime
of
deepest
depth
and
the
discovery
tht
the
more
prohibition,
the
greater
the
expansion
of
evils
apparently
Drivc
up
for
a
DemonstroHon
Scripture
faiSage
for
ml
a
if
"Walk
k
the
Spirit,
and
ye
shall
not
fulfill
the
lust
of
tha
Fleth."-Oal.
5:16.
worse.
"'
f
m
Superior
Auto
i
Today
it
appears
there
ls
serene
era
of
beer
parlon
and
liqu.i.
vendor's
stores
in
BrWish
Columbia.
To
swallovy
a
couple
of
dozen
glasses
of
heer
in
an
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Saskatche-
FORT
FRANCES,
Ont.
(CP)
wan
welfare
department
is
The
Fort
Frances
board
of
edu-working
out
a
system
of
grants
cation
has
been
authorized
to
religious
and
fraternal
or-'
call
tenders
for
construction
of
ganlzations
engaged
in
the
care
a
$400,000
wing
at
the
town's
of
persons
who
would
otherwise
high
school.
The
work
Is
expect-be
in
hospital.
ed
to
start
in
June
ning
is
not
rated
an
achieve
ment.
It
is
not
even
a
demonstration
and
usually
goes
unnoticed.
Stories
come
and
stor
WHILE
THEY
LAS
ies
go
usually
tame.
We
can
iemember
this
one'
which
hap
pened
many
a
long
'year
ago
,
.
STOCK
OUR
COMPLETE
Also
manufacturers
of
Cn
a
wet
'morning
brfore
dawn
there
came
a
fire
call
ti
the
GT
PInn.
The
outbreak
Sleep,
beautiful
sleep,
relaxing
and
refreshing,
juat
eomes
nuturally
on
this
luxuriously
coin
for
table
slumber
combination
eonsiets
of
Reat-
was
soon
under
control
but
net
before
fa.;est
precautions
FRIGIDAIRE
REFRIGERATORS
more
No.
1
too
quality
mattress
and
matching
box
spring.
Made
to
give
years
of
lasting
satisfaction
and
for
dollars
less
than
any
unit
of
comparable
quality.
Selling
of
OLD
PRICES!
f
isviai)
'nm'J
had
been
taken.
This
included
removal
of
the
well
slocked
bar,
at
one
end
of
the
Inn
building
now
utilized
as
a;i
office,
and
where
anything
in
thu
way
of
a
comforter,
from
a
Tom
and
Jerry
pr
gin
fizz
was
to
be
had
for
tile
asking.
The
drinks
were
all
taken
out
and
laid
safely
away
in
ine
rain
ln
custody
of
Constable
Bill
Adams
whose
eye
were
said
to
resemble
an
eagle's.
Anyway,
they
did
that
morning.
Everything
wag
returned.
There
wa3
no
such
thing
a
a
missing
drop.
Meanwhile,
is
there
any
chance
of
buying
a
glass
of
cid-i'r
anywhere?.
THE
JIM
A.
MacKENZIE
Furniture
Ltd.
Phont
775
327
3rd
Ave.
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