brought
narrow
escapes
wagons
plunged
through
i
ice.
The
teams
mi-h.,,1
,
"
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Pioneer
Claims
Youth
Now
Soft
loads
of
groceries,
drygoods"!,
tfapplng
supplies.
Monday,
January
8,
1951
Cm
s
Ray...
!
he
fleets
and
i
10
.
.
1
lem
inisceS
COOKSON,
Sask.
Jack
He
said
the
route
he
took
oti
was
through
Big
RiVf.r
d
Baads,
born
and
bred
in
the
Narrows
and
!le
a
la
Cross
t
400-mlle
return
trip
tmik
pioneer
days
of
northern
Saskatchewan,
says
that
if
the
hum
i
hi
ui
iungi-1,
wiui
no
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Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
present
generation
had
to
go
coming
or
going,
through
what
the
pioneers
did
i
"it
would
kill
them
If
they
didn't
'
David
Richie
c
and
""u
I
.vims,
a;:i
Fifty
thousand
dollars
worth
of
paper
was
destroyed
by
flames
in
the
basement
of
the
Vancouver
Province
office.
With
newsprint
what
It
Is,
the
Province
would
seem
to
hn"e
money
to
burn.
quit,
first."
Beads
was
born
at
Prince
Albert
74
years
ago
and
still
cuts
,ana
jacK,
sailed
on
the
f;
icutin
Sunday
night
for
a
tii
!
ness
trip
to
Vancouver.
Passengers
arriving
i
u,e
from
Vancouver
on
the
stea,
!
Some
folks
are
saying
today
uVnt.
thpw
kpnt.
renew
tint
eariv
L.an.o.sun
yesterday
included
i
aim
mis.
n.
tjuewart,
Mr;
jMacDonald
and
Ted
Hex-,e.
his
own
firewood.
He
claims
the
j
1
majority
of
youngsters
nowadays
"don't
st.'m
to
have
what
It
.
takes.
They're
too
soft,
living
:
with
all
modern
conveniences!
and
relying
tin
the
push-hutUm
system."
His
mother
died
when
he
w:ci
four,
and
lie
was
10
when
his
in
1950
that
muney
in
about
a
I
year
would
be
next
thing
to
us?-
1
less.
Wonder
what
luck
they
have
had
borrowing.
I
itch...
Itch...
ltd
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
READY
FOR
BIG
TRIP
I
AM
NEARLY
ready
to
start
on
my
big
1051
trip.
Here
is
how
it
lines
up
at
present:
Janua.-y
15-
leave
Vancouver
by
Trans-Canada
Airlines
for
London.
Janurry
23-3
3
Aboard
F
StO.
hip
"Chu-an",
Lcml:n
Port
Said.
Frhrunrv
n
Cairo
to
Pakistan
via
E.O.A
C.
March
2
Fly
India
to
Israel.
Al
-J,
May.
June;
Visit
Italy,
Yugoslavia.
Auslria,
Cerma.iy,
Denmark,
Britain.
oOa
I
Was
Nearly
Cr3zy
IMttl
1
tim
ovei.'d
Dr.
U
D
luther
died.
Ho
he
took
up
lreibiiting.
fir-.t
with
oxen,
then
with
horses.
l
H.fct
irtfl
-
u.
LI.
11
Pi
jtoinji.tr
Iliij
pint
iiNiiine,
l
n
h-ire
twiil
ifnrl
I
liniMfd
by
ei
find,
jrii(i!-h
fout
and
oU.t-i
iuti
tioui-ii-
t
h
or
nioncy
tuick
Atk
ut
ttttttcrtvUtotl
tuiduraf
y
or
Promptness
in
organizing
a
search
party
when
anyone,
particularly
a
Juvenile,
is
reported
nilsin3
is
being
emphahlzed
in
U13
Vancouver
press.
The
body
of
an
11-year-old
boy
was
found
in
the
woods
in
Vancouver
suburbs
last
week.
He
died,
it
is
assumed,
lrom
exhaustion
and
exposure
and
he
was
barely
a
mile
the
nortii
to
Hudson
ltly
pt)sr
You
know.
I
think
we
got
on
the
wrong
train!"
SAVINGS
MKN'S
WOltK
.IOKS
fill!
variety
from,
oalr
.
William
Hale
returned
to
the
j
city
on
the
Camoun
yesterday
I
after
spending
a
holiday
in
Van-!
couver.
MKN'H
AI.I.-WlMd.
VVOKK
from
aid.
There
is
a
lesson
here'
-
-
lor
Prince
Rupert.
It
Is
true
this
.
city
is
on
an
island
yet
here
is
S
YrArvS
'
HVJV
AC
l(
)
a
forest
larce
and
wild
enough.
for
a
weakened
and
frighten.
d
JANl'AKV
7,
l!t6
hild
to
become
lo.vt
in.
it
couli
Ex-Aid.
McMonlie's
mayoralty
happen.
"
campaign
opened
with
an
en-
thu'iastic
organization
meeting
in
tne
committer-
rooms
at
the
It
is
planned
to
spend
$300,000
rn
f
an
1
in
Penticton
on
hotel
constnu-
S,u"1d
FoulUl
street
last
""?ht-travelling
tion.
This
should
relieve
the
public
having
business
in
the
Okanagan
from
Information
received
by
H.
F.
PAN
If.
Oof(l
for
fishing
BOYS"
('IIO(JI,
TUOUSFRH
7.25
2-25
iiovr
Al
l
-W(OI.
WIMt-
I.
mm
(P
hop
and
k?Qvt
at
ItltKA
mm:
3.50
4.25
Now
COMMUNIST
GOLIATH
THE
Christian
Science
Monitor,
which
is
consistently
practical
nbot
things
and
is
certainly
no
advocate
of
appeasement,
comes
up,
amidst
the
fears
and
gloomy
pessimism
which
have
been
so
general
of
late,
with
an
optimistic
editorial
alxwt
the
inter-rational
situation
and
warns
us
nut
to
lie
defeated
by
fear
itself
or
surrender
to
what
might
seem
overwhelming
forces
against
us
in
the
defence
against
Communist
aggression.
During
the
40
days
that
Goliath
defied
the
armies
of
Israel
their-
was
no
tendency
to
underestimate
his
power,
comments
The
Monitor.
Saul's
soldiers
made
full
note
of
his
six
cubits
and
a
span,
as
of
his
spear
with
a
taff
like
a
weaver's
beam.
II
may
be
even
that.
they
helped
mesmerize
themselves
with
an
exaggerated
sense
of
his
size.
In
anv
case,
they
"were
dismayed
and
greatly
afraid."
Is
it
possible
that
the
five
peoples
are
repeating
this
mistake
as
they
face
the
challenge
of
world
Com-nunism?
The
constant
emphasis
today
on
the
size
of
Chinese
and
Russian
forces
has
gone
to
strange
bngths.
Of
course,
experience
in
Korea
points
to
the
folly
of
underestimating
a
foe.
And
those
.charged
with
mobilizing
the
forces
of
democracy
naturally
dwell
upon
the
dangers.
But
Communism
would
like
nothing
better
than
to
terrorize
the
free
peoples
with
a
Goliath
of
apparent
power.
Some
re-cr-nt
behavior
notably
proposals
to
surrender
half
the
free
world
indicates
a
large
measure
of
success.
Renorts.from
Tokyo
have
harped
on
the
numbers
of
Chinese
and
North
Koreans.
The
American
people
are
under
the
impression
that
the
Eighth
army,
was
routed
by
"overwhelming"
forces,
by
vKHtable
"hordes."
Hut
now
we
learn
that,
only
six
ftiyMiofts
were
identified
on
the
Eighth
Army
front,
aiitl
that
quite
possibly
United
Nations
forces
were
eriual
of
superior
to
the
enemy
in
numbers
and
haunting
thoughts
of
sketchy
.ien
on
tne
recent
trip
to
van
accommodation.
For
venly
this
is
not
unknown
and
not
nt-cps-
sarily
only
in
the
Okanagan.
V
'V
4
couver
indicates
that
Prince
Ra-pert
will
be
able
tu
ship
grain
to
the
United
Kingdom
by
.s:
a
ni
the
same
rates
as
oilier
Fa-Mi'!:
ports.
The,
untiMiailv
mild
wiathei
continues
in
the
(nterlot
it
British
Columbia.
Repo
ts
reac
1-ngl
here
today
show
that,
at
n
rolnt
h
f.eerlnu
whll!
nt
Anv,)-the
thermometer
re:;i
t"rs
39.
NATT
TALLY
MY
TIME
table!
k
conditional.
We
ail
know
that
the
work!
filiation
is
cntieal.
'
and
that
w.rid
wa
'
three
could
hieak
cat
in
the
next
few
months
ilf
that
hapieiu
I
may
have
to
alier
my
tentative
plans,
i
EM
all
r.sk,
wre
relative.
WhMe
,
I
would
n
t
bet
more
than
even
rr.oiV'V
that
viurkl
war
three
would
net
break
out
in
1951,
my
:
hunch
says,
"no."
i
The
old
hunch
h;i3
i-.ever
been
jwrniv;
yrt
though
I
can
Imagine
cynics
remarking
"There-
'
alwtys
a
first
time."
i
oOj
i
GF1TING
REuD'i
for
a
b;
.
trip
Is
by
no
means
all
fun.
That
'l.'
especially
true
when
you
s
Ipoini?
out
to
faraway
countries.
Week-
aso
I
went
and
got
all
I
he
r"f
e
"nrv
ha!x
r
so
I
f.homrht.
My
1049
sma'lnox
va
cinstirn
was
zV.V.
good.
But
I
;;ot
Inoculations
fcr
typhus,
chalen,
and
T.AB.,
whatever
that
is-all
I
am
su
e
abuut
is
that
it
knick
you
for
a
loop.
Then
a
nice
ftlrl
whi
used
to
work
!n
tic
Cpnndlnn
H'eh
fori-mis!cn"r-s
of
fee
in
New
Delhi
Iw!rnr1
m
that
I
hnd
to
be
far
velluw
fever
too.
jEut.
(hot
one
was
cinch
no
re-
I
Had
I
left
befre
Janua-v
?
'
It
wntld
nl-r
hvp
been
necesr'v
hi
ji-"-.iiine-i
ignir'-.
ttv
FISHERMEN
.
'lhe
Spanish
morning
paper
started
in
New
York
in
1948
con-
tinues
a
healthy
growth.
Circulation
is
13,000.
El
Diario
de
Meuva
York
has
a
lonRish
name
but,
as
half
a
million
Spaniard,
dwell
in
Gotham,
there's
room
for
It.
And
speaking
Internationally,
nowsfioyn
nobody
"remember."
the
Maine."
'1
10
YEARS
AGO
!
JANUARY
7,
1941
lhe
cpenlii
week
of
the
Universal
Week
of
Prayer
observance
was
held
at
First
Presbyterian
Church
lart
niffht,
Rev.
H.
O.
Funston,
pastor
of
the
church,
officiating.
TONIGHT
Hear
.
.
.
Fur
complete
overhaul
of
yyiir
Hii'.h
Speed
Gasoline
Fugle'',
s.
e
KuriiTt
Motors
Ltd.
We
have
the
trained
mechanic;
and
specialized
equipment
to
perfoim
this
work
for
you
.
.
.
efficiently
and
economically.
To
avoid
delay
this
RH
in'(
when
the
i
n.
h
on,
let
us
have
that
jo!)
now.
Captain
Satoru
Kadohlra,
Whose
ship
Is
now
loading
wheal
In
Vancouver,
says
ites
glad
to
be
back
on
the
coast.
He
feeb
It
a
fine
thing
to
realize
Ihit
Japan
and
Canada
cannot
go
on
for
erer
being
enemies
and
thers
Is
no
better
time
than
now
to
work
toward
restoration
of
M.-Clvm-mt
Park
deffaed
Fr
ir
ibndship.
if
a.l
the
nations
had
y
?mten
i
last
night
hi
the
de-ldm-?
errr"
this
t
Idea
idea
th
the
great
rt.
prooiems
,-...
of
r
Hon.
R.
C.
MacDOfiALD
MINISTER
OF
IMI
AKD
MOKISIPAL
.
AFFAIRS
the
day
might
and
no
doubt
Rupert
Motors
Limited
of
n
bert
of
threp
prics
to
de"i
1"
half
hiticri
in
the
Junior
B.is-kctbrll
Leae.
i
nlBii!-'---,K",w,S5
I
could
n"'
would
be
simplified.
The
sklpps
is
a
skilled
flute
iilnuer
Its
in
"and
hi
E.'yj.t
i
on'
I
be
honed
the
instrument
wiil
.e
I
JN
CAHF
anyone
-nndera
why
'heard
at
Prince
Rupert
beio.e
I
nm
roiPT
to
Egypt
on
the
way
long.
r!,
and
ts"1
ti
the
way
tack
Mr.
and
ys
W.
r'"
n'l'n?
Thirrsrtiv
nl"ht,
nn
frc
Prlrire
Rurrrt
for
a
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver.
PICTURE
FRAMES
and
FRAMED
NCTURES
ni;w
8iiiPMr:NT
ji
st
"cfivfi)
fh?Mftrl,'"l"i'
Subject
...
London
Features
Toft
Statement
LONDON
W
British
and
continental
newspapeis
displayed
Mrs.
David
PnneU
;rrIvM
f'-om
Ktewit
t
thl
pin-nl""
m
the
Catala
for
a
visithere
with
friends.
here
is
the
lowdown:
If
you
have
an
Israel
vha
on
your
paseroi-t
they
won't
l"t
ym
iland
in
any
Arab
country.
Hence
t
could
rot
visit
elthe'
Egypt
c
I
R'-'la
after
visiting
Palestin.v
IThnt
o
a
handover
from
the
war
of
1913.
oOo
1
THK
MOTY
Is
alf
a
nuis-
Popular
Prices
Sizes
prominently
th
speech
of
Senator
Robert
Taft
of
United
States
criticizing
President
Truman
on
his
policy
toward
aid
to
Europe
and
participation
in
the
Korean
STORY
of
IRON
and
STEEL
111
B.C.
nnci
and
I
don't
mean
RCtt'nzi
thw
pTn'inerl
ptpff..
thnnVi
Tor'1
1
war.
However,
no
editorial
comment
has
yet
been
made.
know.?
it.
doesn't
grow
on
tres.
1
1
mean
all
t
he
nul-ance
about
how
j
you
are
rolnt
to
en'
v
it.
and
t
if
r.n"""-4
l,
o
whit
vou
need
In
i
ieo'!-Drinks
Danish
Whisky
LONDON
Danish
whisky
is
biding
imported
by
Great
Britain
while
the
Scotch
whisky
is
.
hipped
to
Canada
and
the
United
States.
The
imported
liquor
oes
chiefly
to
Scotland
where
it
sells
for
D30
a
bottle.
The
Scottish
consumers
somewhat
sadly
admit
that
whisky
from
Denmark
is
better
than
none.
vastly
superior
in
equipment
and
firepower.
Did
they
flee
from
a
Goliath
greatly
exaggerated
in
size
ov
mesmeric
fear?
Such
things
have
happened
to
brave
men.
'Predictions
are
freelv
made
that
UN
forces
cannot
remain
in
Korca.
Headlines
play
on
a
force
of
1,351.000
Communifts.
but
then
it
develops
that
on'y
YX
000
are
in
position
to
attack.
Nothing
is
saiil
nbou'
the
fact
that
UN
numbers
are
at
least
"mial
and
vnjoy
tremmdous
advantages
in
sea-air
power,
arms
and
transport.
The
bogy
of
numbers
has
been
expired
many
limes.
'
We
hear
ngain
and
arain
of
the
Red
Army's
170
divisions
in
Europe.
We
seldom
are
told
that
Russian
divisions
are
only
half
the
size
of
American
divisions.
Surely
military
calculations
must
take
adetuinte
account
of
Communist
manpower.
But
even
for
military
estimates
more
attention
should
be
given
to
the
manpower
and
other
resources
of
free
nations.
Certainly
non-ir.ilitarv
folk
should
question
the
creation
of
a
manpower
Goliath.
They
can
well
give
more
attention
to
their
own
resources.
They
may
well
cultivate
the
D;n
id-sense
which
shattered
mesmeric
fear,
saw
through
Goliath's
boastful
claims,
and
turned
to
spiritual
power
for
aid
in
overcoming
them.
They
can
take
courage
from
a
just
cause
and
strive
to
render
it
more
just.
Daily
Health
Hinij
I
the
dlffn'ent
countries.
I
M;
wife,
who
is
not
po'ng
to
CFPR
go
with
me
on
thh
t'in
U
rn""'-1
j
in
rh.
wit
-atcb
nn
vith
me
s-mehow
or
othe".
s
me
nli"
lor
otln"
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Watch
the
ventilation
in
home,
office
and
factory
impure
air
and
sudden
changes
of
temperature
lower
resistance
to
such
infections
as
colds
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an
old
fM.nlisl.,
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vou
reve,
die
before
your
time
anyway.
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lilt'e
frans
ii.
mv
coli'mn.
wh'l
I
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lurnn'ir1
from
place
to
claee.
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will
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best
to
keep
the
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t
coinln
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through.
i
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a
lln'
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thft,
n
certain
countries
there
Is
Ironclad
censorship.
So
if
I
have
nrt"-t.hlng
too
tough
to
av
about
;thltiK
there,
wait
till
T
-
jni-.
the
next
country,
otherwise
t,h
blasted
censors
might
Just
los'
my
press
copy.
"Honour
all
men.
Love
the
brotherhood.
Fear
Ood.
Honour
the
King."
1
Peter
2:17.
PHILP0TT,
EVITT
&
CO.
DtlLDIMC
SUl'PLIKS
IXMIHiK
j-.
(jarilner
and
Co.
Praver
Week
Is
Concluded
I
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Final
Week
of
i'rayer
meeting
!
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the
Salvation
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biH'EF'f
BUI'BITKRUStDCAR
'Saturday
nipht
heard
Canon
Basil
8.
Pnwkter
as
spenk-r
Capt.
W.
C.
Pottlton
was
chairman
and
Clara
Pierce
rttatnlrt
Uslnp
as
his
title
"Marchine,
Orders,"
Canon
Proekter
snok.?
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
take
pleasure
in
announcing
the
admission
to
partnership
of
and
the
establishment
of
an
office
in
Prince
Rupert
on
a
forward
look
with
regard
to
.Attention
Truckers
48
CHEVROLET
PICK
I
P
New
motor.
Top
shape.
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AN
DlMVH"
Lots
of
miles
lvf
t
$450
Week-end
Special
47
FORI)
BUSINESS
COfJPE,
One
owner.
10.000
miles
'4f)
PLYMOUTH,
fully
equipped,
A-l
condition
2015
icono
.fkOortor
riT-eioo(t"
ioft."7
ithe
year
now
beinff
entered
Into,
i
Christian
people,
he
said,
have
j
no
grounds
for
orjtimlsm
but
j
must
learn
what
the
New
Testa-
ment
meaia
bv
hope
hope
in
I
the
rreser.',
world
and
hope
in
!
eternity.
Turnout
for
the
meet'wr
wi
I
good.
It
was
a
haptry
group
an.1
one
that
proved
there
was
i
common
bond
between
churches
j
of
different
denominations
and
itlmt
it
is
possible
to
have
a
com-'mon
place
of
meeting.
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IMM
60)
JAN.
jl
(5
THE
DUDLEY
permits
two
future
bedrooms
to
be
finished
on
the
second
floor
in
addition
to
the
two
bedrooms
and
bath
on
the
first.
Storage
space
includes
wardrobes
in
the
first
floor
bedrooms,
walk-in
closets
on
the
second
floor,
coat
closets
at
front
and
rear
entrances
and
a
closet
and
linen
closet
in
bedroom
hall.
Dining
space
is
provinded
in
one
end
of
the
L-shaped
living
room
and
In
the
kitchen.
Refrigerator
and
range
are
on
the
Inside
kitchen
wall,
sink
under
side
window
and
work
counter
under
rear
wind
ow.
The
exterior
walls
are
brick
up
to
the
eaves,
with
the
gable
ends
and
dormers
of
shakes
or
wide
siding.
Dimensions
are
34
feet
8
Inches
by
22
feet
8
inches.
Floor
area
is.
1,030
square
feet
and
cubage
Is
22.8B2
cubic
feet.
Phone
88
PRINCE
RUPERT
P.O.
Box
203