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Prince
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Daily
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Thursday,
November
29,
1951
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
J
Thursday,
November
29,
1951
ray..
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Reminisces
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Africa,
Britain
and
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United
States
as
well
as
32
companies
in
Canada.
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controlling
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Canadian-hnrn
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nf
hie
Chinese
Communist
soldiers
British
bakery
Interests,
believes
J
Masn.
British
businessmen
should
comb
"
have
turned
from
firing
canon
ball
to
playing
volleyball.
The
war
in
Korea
may
not
be
entirely
over
but
the
situation
looks
at
'east
a
little
more
encouraging.
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ain's
existence
depends
on
it.
In
an
Informal
speech
at
a
!
company
meeting
th-a
former
i
fomic
Weapons
Doctors
say
the
average
dream
i
lasts
about
five
seconds.
That's
:
Toronto
biscuit
executive
said
the
not
even
long
enough
to
spend
matter
of
management
Is
one
of
,
the
$75,000
a
relative
left.
the
vital
problems
of
the
day.
He
pointed
out
"the
vital
dif-
j
ference
of
good
management,
1
strong
management,
aggressive
I
WHERE
IT
BELONGS
W.
C.
R.
Jones,
plant
manager
ASK
FOK
SCOTlAND't
FAVOURITE
ION
JOHNNIE
WALKER
SCOTCH
WHISKY
of
Columbia
Cellulo.'e
Co.,
ad-
management,
as
compared
with
-ii;m;i:al
Eisenhower
has-warned
against
1
placing
too
much
confidence
in
the
power
of
,,(iic
weapons
to
win
wars.
df
course,
atomic
weapons
are
tremendously
imrtant
and
must
be
prepared
and
guarded
Just
but
they
should
be
kej)t
in
their
place.
ill
should
not
be
forgotten
that
equal
or
greater
iuction
is
possible
through
gases
and
germ
war-
I
i
i
...:i..l.i
:i..i
i
i
dre.-sing
a
club
iiice'ing
here
the
weak
management
though
other
'evening,
predicted
that
'
working
with
the
same
tools.
In,
fifty
years
would
sen
the
world's
the
same
circumstances,
and
on
j
Industrial
centre
in
the
St.
Law-
thc
sanv;
problems.
,
'
rence
River
area.
Well,
we
all
"England
must
comb
through
remember
old
Sir
Wilfrid's
pet
,
the
management
of
every
single
j
saying:
"The
Twentieth
Century
business
in
the
country
until
she
j
Belongs
to
Canada.'-'
u
satisfied
that
there
are
at
the
j
'
trtp
the
ah!''1
mi
tht
she
csil
1
Snenlrinp
nf
thi
hlV
pnet
of
nncsiblv
command
Our
vprv
pv.
!
;iiri'aiiy
ivaimuic
w
pussime
oi
development.
JAlready
tactical
rather
than
strategic
uses
of
lie
weapons
loom
as
potentially
more
effective,
"SI
i.'itencc
demands
it.'
ii
Weston,
known-
here
as
the
living,
consumers
will
doubtless
find
a
few
grains
of
comfort
in
the
official
announcement
that
jjiir
into
consideration
me
possibilities
of
de
WEST
OI'
THE
IKON
M'RTAIN
even
a
child's
voice
ran
be
hrard
internationallv,
and
pictured
ll
Olio
Kallrnhiirn,
lirilMi
Broailcastinir
Corporation's
Norwegian
program
assistant,
recording
broadcast
lor
Norway
in
London.
The
little
Londoners
did
their
broadcast
from
a
nursery
tehool
attached
to
a
laundry
in
which
their
mothers
work.
The
mothers
collect
their
children
after
work.
les
against
them.
the
hole
in
the
doughnut
Is.
in
i
Road
More
and
more
it
appears
that
atomic
weapons
tutu
re,
to
be
made
a
little
smaller.
Prince
Rupert,
being
without
a
cat
census,
cannot
say
how
many
As
I
Sec
It
fol
sometmng
apart
Dut
must
be
considered
in
lion
to
other
kinds
of
power.
Certainly
in
all
We
have
been
favored
with
a
of
these
useful
creatures
have
Price
Control
Board
Urged
Would
Review
Case
of
Meyer
OTTAWA
P
George
Drew,
Jfm
iHi20-
g
Still
Colnl
Slront
glimpse
of
the
Dyea
Trail
news-
I
their
hom-'S
here.
But
this
we
do
.paper
dated
iwarch
.1898.
The!
know!
The
more
cats
the
fewer
i
copy
did
not
look
that
old
nor
rats.
.
iur
coiuroi
oi
arms
mey
snould
be
linked
with
-r
weapons.
was
it.
The
newsprint
had
a
Progressive
Conservative
leader,;
new.
a
fresh
appearance
with
Its
do
IT
NOW!
fsonal
Effects
..,
ucma
mcu
a
m
uk-
illustrations
so
clear
they
seemed
,
it's
true
that
if
there
Is
to
be
death
sentence
later
commuted
Just
oM
the
press.
was,
how-
,
nve
interest
in
the
civVc
elec-Ivl'
PrlS"menV
'T.?
"
ever-
a
prlnt,
and
that
explains
j
tion
next
month,
efforts
to
sti-
't
m
ore
Pliifr,,ll
Did
tilled,
Mended
an
i
llol
tied
in
Scotland
CoalcBUMfe
as,
OHN
WALKER
ft
SONS
W0.
Scolch
Whisky
Ditiillert
KHMARNOCK,
SCOTIANO
OTTAWA
CP
The
500.000
T.adcs
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
Tuesday
urged
the
government
to
create
a
consumers'
price
control
board
to
free
the
who!.;
economy
from
restrictive
price
practices.
Percy
Bcngough,
TLC
presif
dent,
said
in
a
5000-word
subi
mission
to
Parliament's
special
committee
on
retail
nrice
fixinn.
fIIKN
a
person
pauses
to
consider
what
assets
he
owns,
he
proceeds
to
visualize
stocks,
bonds,
1
-
.
1
.
L
-
1
1
1
'V
But
nevertheless
It
was
mulate
cannot
start
too-soon,
i
m,7rHrof
e
ei
fn,
for
murdar
of
Canadian
pris-;found
mlghty
interesting.
Fifty-,
Ther-e
never
was
a
better
time
i
oners
or
war
:
two
years
ago!
And
to
top
It
all,
'
than
now,
to
ask
questions
and
!
"Either
Kurt
Meyer
Is
guilty
or,
F
w
Hart
carried
a
dlspiay
ad.
volunteer
t
ukeq
hard
,
he
is
not."
Drew
told
the
House
vertlsement
telling
about
house-
ITShL
-i?
jmsui
ante,
uariK
aixuums,
real
estate
ana
similar
I
tt
n
l
-
a
;
i
.
.
i
a-
.i
i
TM
1ver'lsimen:
not
ptiblislictl
Case
of
Kurt
Meyer
s.
ne
may
iau
em-ireiy
to
inciucie
or
to
auacn
of
Commons.
"If
-he
is
guilty,
he
b"
control
d'sPlByed
hoid
necessities
he
i
was
prepared
,"l
u
making
it's
real
start
Share
-or
,
real
scan,
anare
shniiM
recelvo
tho
nnnl.hm.nt
..
.
j
maK1"K
BM.rcl
or
by
by
ttie
tie
Govcrnmept
Oovcrnmert
of
ient
importance
to
articles
of
the
type
usually
British
Columbia.
that
h
;
,,77h
t
nA
'10
.."'
BS,
1U'""'U'
m
tne
unfolding
developments!
TWO
items
in
the
news'
The
governments
proposal
to
raise
t
h
e
interesting
am,'nd
thf
combin
.
laws
l
"
make
resale
price
maintenance
anl
to
as
household
and
personal
effects.
Per
D
w.
t..v
v..
:
maiiresses.
ne
aiso
auveiLisea
as
If
he
is
not
guilty,
he
should
be
'
an
undertaker.
Remember
Frank,
il
these
particular
assets
are
overlooked
because
ireea.
'
nlri
timers
when
he
was
doing
question
:
illegal
is
a
"negative"
way
to
deal
j
art'
regarded
as
belonging
almost
equally
to
I
T.wr
,,L,m
5is
W
price
restriction
problems,
L
Drew
was
reviewing
the
con-
the
same
right
here
in
Rupert
J
i
JUSL
Wnom
IS
m
OUr
tr0V-i
mi
,.
troversial
case
on
the
basis
of
a
i
at
Second
Avenue
and
Sixch
$
and
family.
.
Whatever
the
.
reason
may
.
be,
ex-
DL-IIgUUgll
fillU
1
1
prnmpnt
trvino-tn
lfi1?
I
'
,r
,
.
,
,.
...
I
dispatch
by
Douglas
How,
Cana-!
Street
and
before
that
on
Rupert
.
.
y
S
i
.
I"
,
.
,
,':ugeested
t0he
con""'"
dian
Pi
ess
staff
writer,
who
re-
i
-
The
first
that
it
the
Item
is
that
Doualas
reserve
its
decision
on
!
v,
v,j
i
ienee
in
the
administration
of
estates
has
shown
4
human
failure
to
carefully
consider
and
provide
IHow.
Canadian-
Pres.s
Stalf
;
gcvernment's
proposal
and,
in-
;
Meyer
on
temporary
parole
In';,'
5
i
4
i
I
ur
writer,
tr
)-iq
has
HirnvnrH
discovered
that
that
Cinri-
KlPaH
stead,
recommend
rprnmmpnrl
tho
the
nrpat
creation
nn
.
.
.
.
.
r
.
:
'
i
-
l
u
i
i
i
i
Gen-;
hi
th
,
h
m
0fflb
i
!the
proper
disposal
of
household
and
personal
!erai
Kurt
Meyer,
not
in
prison
'of
a
board
which
wbuid
have;Gea0nycrrr"esle
its
has
led
more
estates
into
trouble,
large
and
!
at
happily
home
with
bU
;
Pwer
not
only
to
deal
with
price
inere
snould
be
n0
..ea8y..
pun.
j
T.
...
..
.
.
;wicf
and
family.
i
maintenance
but
with
consumer
ishment
ishmpnf
for
0
a
man
mo
rn.ih,,,
responsible
Call
363
l-OU
BETTER
.
.
.
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
'.,
than
probably
any
other
single
-cause,
B.C.H.I.S.
WAITING
PERIOD
REDUCED
LATE
PAYMENT
PROVISIONS
MADE
The
cne-month
waiting
period
previously
applied
to
persons
paying
their
premiums
after
the
due
date
has
been
reduced
to
FOURTEEN
DAYS.
LATE
PAYMENT
Persons
making
payments
within
seven
days
after
the
due
date
will
not
be
subject
to
the
waiting
period
penalty,
but
coverage
will
begin
only
from
the
dale
payment
is
made.
The
14-day
waiting
period
will
be
applied
to
all
persons
making
payment
after
the
seven
days
of
grace.
I
Meyer,
we
remember,
is
the
Prlccs
generally.
;
Nazi
SS
general
found
guilty
of
;
responsibility
for
the
murder
of
I
.
,
f
I
'eighteen
Canadian
soldiers
who!
ihinptp
p(lf
'hart
ku.n
t.lien
nrknnsr
Ori.,!
VIHIlCJC
WWVII
j
for
the
d;?ath
of
Canadian
troops,
j
The
Progressive
Conservative
leader
won
support
from
George
icriickshank
(Fraser
Valley.
Lib-!
oral
I
who
protested
as
a
veteran
i
df
the
first
world
war
against
ln
one
estate,
the
testator
had
overlooked
be-i'.hing
his
household
and
personal
effects
to
his
'kw,
with
the
result
that
she
was
forced
to
buy
Ji
from
the
estate.
In
another,
the
testator
had
Fvtnrtlnn
FnrJ
'
inally
sentenced
to
death,
his
1
I
sentence
was
commuted
to
life
imprisonment.
A
few
months
,
w
t
Vff
Imllvl
l"this
rat
tsinj
permitted
to
go
;
home
for
the
week-end
when
I'tten
to
mention
his
car,
with
a
similar
result.
j
ago
he
was
transferred
from
a
!
jiiiCiU'iiuiiiciiiai
vttiuc
ui
nuuciiuiu
mu
jfciouhwi
jvaiiauiau
yiun
.u
a
utuuaii
a
niiu'w
nave
srm
an
avpeHn-murdored
sons.'
'
tS
may
be
OUt
Of
all
proportion
to
their
motie-
prj;s,m'
"
,
!u
kn
frInrn
nil""
'I
The
Dominion
Command
of
the
T
1
1
t
Vrif
-o
Hi.;nini-
thul
vfoi'..i-
lt
floor!
of
extortion
nemands.
.
....
..
......
w.
r
c-anaaian
corps
Association
nas
gets
"weekends'
at
home,
and:
Let
U'rs
reaching
Chinese
in
the
;
motested
at
the
consideration
value.
But
failure
to
recognize
this
fact
may
o
often
lead
to
disappointments
and,
in
many
other
holidays
which
are
hard
united
states
and
L-anaaa
nave
being
accorded
Kurt.
"It
is
an
been
demanding
large
sums
of!
insult
to
the
past
and
present
money
to
guarantee
safety-
of
i
members
of
the
Canadian
armed
lamilies
and
relatives
In
China.
!
forces,"
said
an
association
v
.
to
family
friction.
The
foregoing
is
a
result
of
B.C.
lljspital
Insurance
Inquiry
Board
ly
customary
for
other
"lifers"
let
alone
donvicted
killers.
THE
second
item
is
the
strange
K'areful
and
precise
description
of
the
articles
recommendations.
The
Chinese
Benevolent
So-1
spokesman.
led
to
be
included
in
a
bequest,
may
be
all
that
uired
to
avoid
trouble.
MITCHELl
&
CURRIE
LIMITt'D
Builders
&
Contractors
HISTORIC
LIFT
In
the
321
days
of
the
Berlin
blockade
the
western
airlift
carried
1.588.293
tons
of
supplies.
I
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
HOSPITAL
INSURANCE
SERVICE
denial
by
Mr.
Claxton
that
ne:ci(,ty
o
Callada
representing,
rm.de
the
statement
reported
by
.
has
34
000
Chinese,
announced
it
all
four
of
most
the
responsible
,
scnt
a
Mter
t0
Mao
Tse-Tung
international
news-
agencies
-iasking
the
Red
leader
to
"aban-
;
spend
$100
millions
on
air
some
don
the
Cornrmlnist
campaign
to
bases
etc.,
to
give
air
support
to.,
,
wes,.ern
dollars
by
extortion.";
our
ground
foracs
in
Europe,
i
.
1
Notwitli-standing
Mr.
Clax-!
,
,
,
,
i
officials
in
the
Communist
zone
ton
s
denial,
made
after
urgent
long
distance
phone
calls
fromif
Germany.
But
there
are
still
th
Prime
Minister
I
wnnlri
like
important
generals
living
in
Rus-
rere
You
Missed
in
951
Enumeration?
l!!ll!llll!;SIBI!l!E!
i
o
L);iily
News
check
on
the
1951
census,
which
is
being
j
l0
me
tnj3
little'
bet:
I
sia
or
tne
Russian
zone
of
Ger-
d'fl
tor
it
short
count
of
8.4C5,
may
prove
useful
as
a
basis
;
Unless
world
war
breaks
out!many-
(
new
count
which
niav
be
made
to
find
city
residents
who
meantime
we
shall
find
within'
WHEN
the
"war
criminal"
trials
;
two
years
that
the
program
isscd
by
the
enumerators.
Pic
l,u
were
missed
are
being
tusked
to
communicate
the
;
which
Mr.
Claxton
predicted
!
'
ue
"
e"
"
Wi.h
as
little
delay
as
possible
so
that
basis
may
be
i
a
r
,
emeu,
n.is
dcu.auy
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