S
snd
there
Is
a
yet
deep
in
one's
conditions
as
a
preliminary
to'
FOXY
'
thoughts
can
be
the
feeling
that,
reporting
to
the
president.
And
LAUDERDALE,
B,rto
have
noticed
something?
The
Scotland
.
fx
.
Improbable,
you
.
alter
all
it's
no
so
Ustd
It
is
quit;
poble
that
last
Men-
sight
of
the
man
urr
whose
ning
t
e
a
p
,
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ray
.
Ieftccfs
ami
Thursday.
January
11,
1951
day
was
a
spell
of
anxiety
plenty
-.
...
"i-u
mi:,
a
6t
felt
and
who
betrayed
ves
by
trying
not
to
show
it.
ope.
Even
in
less
than
a
week
only
his
nose
showing
L,
ti
there
is
less
of
"oh,
what's
the,
d
there
un
19
fr
As
I
M
i
urn
.?
nuut
pa.
V
J
I
'
i
1
',.
I
.av
j
emmitces
use?
spirit,
ana
more
or
;;
"let's
get
going"
philosophy.
..fimiiden-ndpnt
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
'...Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
,
J-
.
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
3.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
I
-
A
year
or
so
after
1918,
us
memory
ol
the
war
dead
kept
so
KNIGHTED
AMEHlcj
U
Hlrum
Maxim
Inventoi
ol
the
auutmai
became
a
naturalized
b
citizen
befoi-e
his
knighihi
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
For
Action.
Auvertl.se!
News
Classifieds
Make
Sales.
..i-iii
MCaFFlor
Per
Week,
20c:
Per
Month,
75c:
Per
Year.
r
-
.,$9.00;
Bv
Mail.
Per
Month.
50o:
Per
Yfnr
$5
00
nftV.&IiW
'
PublLshed
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
..:
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
SAVINGS
MEN'S
WORK
(iLOVEK
ijA,
Big
variety
from,
nuir
if.y
MEN'S
ALt-WOUI.
W,KK
Cy
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
ON
FOREIGN
TRAVEL
IN
A
FEW
days
I
expect
to
take
off
for
a
newspaper
trip
to
Europe,
che
Middle
East
and
India.
Some
of
my
old
Robert
Burns'
birthday
anni-
closely
enfthrUied,
the
lure
of
versary
is
near
and
haggis
is
spiritualism
grew.
There
were
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
all
the
no
suggestions
of
a
fading
unl-way
from
Scotland.
The
day
verse.
Bet
interest
in
the
future
after
the
dinner
the
haggis
wiU
state
and
in
those
who
had
but
be
harder
to
find
than
the
Stone
recently
diod
was
becoming
more
of
Scone
itself.
and
more
mark-ad.
Scores
of
j
Prince
Rujiert
people
were
par-
to"
attend
meetings
in
The
British
Bookmakers'
Awo-
j
teulr
It
was
just
another
Vancouver.
ciation
is
quoting
a
thousand
to
one
odds
against
war
in
1951.
It's!Pie
Phase
the
year
the
King
and
Queen
will
visit
Austra"a
and
New
Zealand.
;
Some
Canadian
soldiers
who
Is
it
a
good
time
to
make
wagers?
1
spent
a
few
W.-eks
in
Pusan
are
back
home.
They
dislike
Korea
and
What
lan
ddld
the
King
Queen
Journey
to
a
short
time
-especially
Pusan.
They
have
v..,f,...
,v,o
.KrDir
nf
ihB
last,
difficulty
finding
words
suitably
i
.Pl
PANTS
fj
ft.
GoorV
for
fishlnfs
..
.
.
f
!
BOYK
SCHOOL
n
,
TKOIISLKS
M
UOVr
AH
-WOO!,
WIND-
lUttAKIilU
ffA
descriptive.
One
4
!
reminded
of
Prince
Rupert
struggle?
some
visitors
to
about
half
a
century
ago.
Mrs.
Carlson
of
Keremeos
al
most
started
something,
A
.
.
.
,
.
.
of
us
nrofesse
to
scot!
at
the
hi-
General
Eisenhowers
arrival
dividual
who
predicts
the
ap-
in
France
was
quiet
and
matter
proach
of
the
world's
end.
Yet-
of
fact.
He
is
sizing
up
general
ROYAL
BA:
DIRECTOR
Lionel
A
Forsyth
K-C,
pro-minen;
Montrea'
lawyei
and
lndust
-ialist,
whose
appointment
as
a
Director,
ot
The
Roya'
Bank
of
Canada
is
announced.
Mi
.
Forsvth
if
President
of
the
Dominion
Stse!
ar.d
Coal
Corporation,
Limited;
Dominion
Coal
Company
Limited;
Nova
Scuia
S.jel
and
Coal
Company
Limited
and
their
subsidiary
companies.
He
is
a
director
of
Ciwby
Distilleries
Limited;
Eddy
Mutch
Company,
Limited;
the
Nova
Scotia
Trus.
Company;
ant'
Rosi-maric
dc
Paris
Inc.
hop
and
ItPave
at
menus,
iiib
puiiMid
oai;-ibs,"
are
letting
m
know
that
they
think
this
is
a
prnnd
idta
i
They
always
figured
that
I
would
come
around
to
thrtr
way
of
thinking
if
only
I
could
go
out
'
east
ol
Sue"
ar.d
see
things
for
myself.
,
j
This
seems
like
a
good
time
for
a
few
words
about
the
whole
question
of
commentaries
by-stay
-at-homes
and
eye-witnesstw.
oUo
j
IT
SEEMS
to
me
that
there
is
no
fallacy
quite
so
dangerous
as
that
no
one
should
write
url
speak
concerning
relations
with
foreign
countries
unless
that
writer
or
speaker
has
been
to
fit
fe.H
Prince
Rupert
And
Japan
THE
FACT
that
a
seven-million-bushel
deal
has
.,.
I
been
made
with
Japan
for
the
shipment
of
Peace
River
wheat
to
that
country
causes
Page
Rideout,
:
'
who
still
campaigns
wherever
and
whenever
possible
for
Prince
Rupeit
as
the
logical
outlet
for
the
Peace
River
country,
to
deplore
with
considerable
effect
the
fact
that
that
grain
should
have
to
be
moved
bv
circuitous
routes
via
Edmonton
to
the
X-JlAlt
of
Vancouver.
Mr.
Rideout's
article
in
the
rfTii33y
News
yesterday
may
have
been
a
lengthy
af-
wltti
but
it
made
out
an
effective
case,
.with
some
logical
deductions
ant'
;nany
facts
and
figures,
in
the
campaign
for
Pr'nce
Rupert
as
the
outlet
for
thej
Peace
River.
I
also
brings
up
the
question
again
as
to
vvhy
Prince
Rupert,
500
miles
closer
to
the
Orient
than
Vsircouver
and
possessing
a
large
-
grain
elevator
with
all
port
facilities,
should
not
be
'"-ygjl
for
the
shipping
of
this
northern
British
Co-himbia
wheat.
,7";i.
Prince
Rupert,
Itself,
content
with
its
new
pros
.
'
jiejjity,
seems
to
have
been
pretty
indifferent
of
late
''
tuch
things
as
the
Peace
River
outlet,
idle
eleva-toiy.
inactive
'shipbuilding
plant
and
such
things.
It
'dofH
nt
speak
too
well
for
our
own
initiative
and
energy
when
people
from
the
outside
like
Page
Rideout
are
the
only
ones
to
raise
their
voices
and
keep
such
questions
alive.
"
CELANESE
PUBLICITY
Golden
it
REAM
V.
that
country.
If
that
were
binding
rule
we
would
have
to
beek
Industries
5
.i.
'
'
STYLE
&
i
1
1
.11:
Cor?
cut
out
most
of
tne
eunuiiai
pages
in
our
newspapers.
We
would
also,
incidentally,
have
to
close
down
millions
of
churches
and
similar
religious
institutions,
all
of
which
are
staffed
by
people
who
tell
us
a
great
deal
about
tk.m
linim
nuiiap
CMin
1
II
Lakehead
Cities
Burying
Hatchet
PORT
ARTHUR
(P
Fort
Av-
"""
V.
civic
finanoe
committee
pciftw.a
liicj'
uuve
v...
tlUDS
sera
nearu
ana
places
ue
has
decided
jt
should
bury'
the
and
hell,
where
they
have
never
hatchet
und
try
,0
ww.,j
wita
been.
next-dorir
Fort
W'llam
in
entlt.-
mm
t
N4
tfxarUy
a
illu-.iiati.iJ.
HAMMOHH
2-Piece
oOo
WE
HUMAN
beings
ing
new
industriLs
to
the
Lak
our
head.
knowledee
in
onlv
one
of
two
the
ccmmittse
nas
avreea
to
or
three
ways:
By
what
we
see,
hear,
smell,
the
principle
cf
a
Joint
indu
;ti"al
,
eommittee
w
kh
would
advertise
the
benefit
i
ta
indust'-y
uf
Bed
Chesterfield
tou:h,
taste.
By
what
psychologists
call
est
ablishins
LakehaJ
pl.in's
i
what
whether
:u
Pert
A-
tlmr
w
f'JVt
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
extra
sensory
perception
women
miifht
call
"intuition'
or
Wul:ani.
eAHHED
FOODS
1
"BIG
advertisement
which
appears
in
important
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
newsnaoers
throughout
the
United
States
(two,
LiMITFQ
what
preachers
might
call
"vi-
'
iu
w
l-i'-usirv
Ua'-U-hed
l'i
fsions"
either
city
is
of
benefit
to.
boil.
f
If
we
based
our
attitudes
and
cities,"
said
Alderman
Eat'.
Rid-,
actions
only
on
what
we
our-
t'e'l.
j
;
selves
had
learned
at
first
hand
The
joint
-
commute
phi.
we
would
be
a
pretty
ignorant
earn
to
the
finance
bod
tiom
oi
.
ft
Arthur
ciambef
u
Com-
I
w
oai
nitt,t.'(1f
our
knowl-
mere.
It
tied
iiv
with
a
sitfges-
Hollywood
Cafe
Chicago
Tribune
and
Wall
Street
Journal
of
New
tw
York,
have
4ieen
received
by
the
editor)
is
centred
with
K
map
of
North
America.
On
the
map
are
V
xhCTOvn
two
cities
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia,
TimT
Bishop,
Texas.
Background
of
the
advertisement
is
a
panorama
of
Port
Edward's
Porpoise
Harbor
showing
the
Columbia
Cellulose
high
alpha
cellulose
mill.
Anothei
panorama
shows
the
new
'
""n
bv
Alderman
Mrs.
Eunice
weighing
edge
of
the
universe
by
,
the
evidence
as1
to
what
other
Wishart
that
a
special
effort
made
to
biin?
new
war
Indus
Wc
Specialize
in
..DISHES
.
,
people
say
they
have
seen
or
heard,
or
learned
by
means
we
'
consider
reliable.
',
oOo
t
ii's
to
Port
Arthur.
M
's.
Wishart's
civic
tourist
j
eommitte
wcrked
with
a
siinlln.-
Fort
Wllli'am
committee
uiUil
tl.T
T
A
KPIfll
..
Iraunl
In
o
f
-0
m
ft
"""I
,..,;
...ltV.J
f
1V,D
doei
del
iS
to
rul6
wiumm
wuiiuirw
tivm
nic
foreign
country
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MM
FOOTHILLS
"HARD"
iti
rangeiiieii'j.
"We
must
be
above
cut-throat
business,"
she
said.
enable
you
to
get
the
feeling
or
moou
of
the
country,
in
a
way
that
vou
iust
can't
get
it
sec
Eur
OuUiiln
OiUers
I'llU.VtC
131
1
Letters
will
be
sent
to
the
On-
tario
Department
of
Develop-
I
HPEN
I'KOM
1:30
p.M.
t.,
S:J0
A.M.
ond-hand.
!
In
1949,
for
instance,
I
travelled
throughout
western
Ger-
ALBERTA
TELKWA
COAl
IN
ALL
SIZES
ment
at
Toronto
and
to
the
re-
j
I
manv
and
most
of
the
countries
sources
department
at
utiawa.
organic
chemical
plant
of
Celanese
Corporation
of
:
Ulrica-at
Bishop,
Texas.
The
advertisement
is
"published
by
the
Celanese
Corporation
to
illustrate
graphically
the
two
geographic
extreme
of
its
great
"
."bain
of.
plant.
It
is
impressive
publicity
for
Prince
,
Rupert.
.
'"Text
of
the
advertisement
is
as
follows:
'-"
The
distance
from
Bishop
Texas
to
Prince
Runert
Rritish
'""fohimbia.
via
Cumberlr-.nd.
Marvland.
and
other
Celanese
'
'"'
plants,
is
anproxima'eW
4800
miles.
This
span
represants
a
.,n
rimned
nnri
inteifK'od
s'MM-ee
of
rw
materials
and
produe-
-
tion
iv
olanese
Conjuration
of
America.
Early
in
the
company's
history,
the
Celanese
management
,..?.'
....look
steps
to
assure
suoplies
of
major
raw
materials
to
protect
FISHERMEN..
Egg
Lump
Cobble
.
.
.
and
Stoker
in
the
North
Atlantic
Pact.
I
describing
advantages
ior
war
came
home
convinced
that
west-
industries
here,
em
Europe
was
simply
incapable
Mrs.
Wishart
said
that
when
of
fighting
another
war,
such
as
she
was
in
Duluth,
Minn.,
re-thwp
nf
i!iu
and
1938:
and
that
cently
she
found
plants
be!r-
Nut
PHONE
651
it
the
English-speaking
powers
geared
for
a
possibility
of
15
expected
to
build
a
continental
years
of
war.
Port
Arthur's
pop-
I
military
defence
against
poten-
ulation
was
growing
and
more
.
R
m
For
Immediate
Delivery
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
ih
orwtv,
nf
tho
hn-,im.
This
has
enabled
th
coiiiDanv
to
,
Ua
Russian
aEKresswn
across
J""
...
For
complete
overhaul
of
your
High
8pecd
Gasoline
Kiitjini's,
se
liuirt
Motors
Ltd.
We
have
the
trained
mechanic.';
and
specialized
equipment,
to
perform
this
work
fur
you
.
.
.
efficiently
and
economically.
To
avoid
delay
this
spring
when
the
ru.-h
if
on,
let
us
have
that
Job
now.
1.1'MP.EIl
Bf
1EU1NG
StPPMKS
meet
the
increaslm?
denund
for
Celanese
productstextile
western
Europe
they
would
have
ts
poople.
j
,
i
uns
-liemicals,
p'.astirs-
which
has
doubled
and
redoubled
to
supply
the
hard
core
of
the
The
government
had
helped
,
msnv
times.
jjnd
armies
themselves
for
Eu-
many
industries
to
establish
in
This
wolicy
led
in
1P44
to
the
huPrin
i'
a
p'nt
reir
,
ro
ptanji
hil(i
.-nad
it
as
the
Ontario
but
none
had
come
ti
Bwlwp.
Taxas.
to
nroduce
organic
chemicals
from
petroleu
n
i
B..,,ish.
-av
Port
Arthur.
r
a
i,
.
n
l
Rupert
Motors
Limited
natural
mares.
It
was
more
rnan
a
piani.
jr.
was
an
aavaTici-ui
-
i
and
efficient
plm
for
oxidizing
hydrocarbons
by
methods
ouo
commer-iallv
engineered
:or
the
first
time.
In
World
War
II
BUT
THERE
are
two
sides
to
;
it
helped
contribute
to
the
chemical
needs
of
the
defense
pro-
this
local
mood
business.
It
often
gram
in
addition
tosuprlvin?
chemicals
for
Celanese'
own
uss.
does
ule
visitor
more
harm
than-Todav
it
is
vastly
exnanded
into
one
of
the
great
chemical
good
I
production
centres
of
the
country.
It
is
also
fortified
with
if
'vou
are
a
white
man
for!
XJiwdern
laboratories
and
pilot
plants
for
continuing
large-scale
.,'
and
t0
the
southern1
pioneere
find
Jormanyye0"111131'
U.s.A
yo
soon
Nearlv
50nn
miles
to
the
north
of
Bishon.
at
Prinze
Runer.
'.
absorbing
the
local
race
as-British
Columbia,
another
Important
supply
project
is
about
sumptions
almost
in
spite
of
BEFORE
IT
STARTS
...
-
INSTEAD
OF
AFTER
IT
APPEARS
PICTURE
FRAMES
and
FRAMED
PICTURE-
NEW
SHIPMENT
JEST
PRCKIVED
ready
ta
beam
operation?.
Here,
near
some
or
tne
world
s
yourself.
Actually
you
can
get
a
better
!irio,st
end
finest
timber-
reserves,
a
tremendous,
modern
pulp
mill
has
been
constructed
by
Columbia
Cellulose
Company,
Ltd..
a
subsidiary
of
Celanese
Cornoration
rf
Arnf-i-'a.
tt
wi'l
jjtf
aim
J
"ft
i
bird's
eye
picture
of
that
situation
from
long
range
than
short
range.
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