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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday-.
Ociooei
13.
1-1
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-
-
-
'Clatter
at
Civic
Centre
Chiang
Kai-Shek
Coalition
'
is
Welcomes
Winter,;
Best
in
Britain
Junior
boys'
woodwork
far
the
yc
u.-iger
members
got
off
with
r
bun
ard
clatter
at
Civic
Ci
n're
Tuesday
afternoon.
Sev-
!
Ally
in
Build-Up
t.i
i.
.
LONDOf
-Raymond
Black-
eral
i..w
patterns
were
made
In
the
Hallowe'en
design.
Witches
burn
the
on!v
Independent
member
nf
the
House
of
Com-
and
cats,
pumpkin,
etc..
were
mo.is
Is
not
to
be
a
candidate
in
P"
paved
Tor
the
coming
festivity
Britain's
October
25
general
snd
are
ready
lor
mounting
end
election.
paint
us
nvxt
week.
I
cln
tint
wish
to
.'ight
old
F?vtr!
of
the
parents
eame
H
ii-iendV
fair!
Blackburn,
who
wfeh.
for
ft
very
short
time
oMy,
was
elected
as
a
Labor
member
:
c:.:r.pluinirg
of
the
noise
of
24
in
February.
19aO.
and
resigned
;nws
to
.raj
nothing
of
the
babble
By
SPENCER
MOOSA
TAIPEH.
Formosa
(APtThe
October
monsoon
season
provides
aging
but
ever-hopet-il
Generalissimo
Chiang
Kai-sluk
another
winter
of
grace
to
pie-pare
his
estimated
500,000
men
for
aa
eventual
leiarn
to
the
i
,.,
,h.
nartv
in
Au'iust
t:ie
;
ot
(veiled
xoices.
I
r.
.
r
ihxW,
,
f
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i.
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i
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,
,
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v.
?
jj;."
.
J
Chinese
malnhind.
;
,
J
I
t'-
X(is
SS
ame
year.
A
new
work
bvneh
la
under
124
the
wind,
tcnvey
thai,
,
mgnlnK.
Biarkbum
calied
U.tn,-ti
-.n
and
will
afford
.,
-
R&&
S
r
'arvnn-
n-oiia.
nment
which
;
more
iv,m
woi.ing.
.
.1
.W,
la.hed
ea
rule
out
the
chancu
"
he
sail1
s!l0U,d
b
hrt,dpd
by
there
t
-
Mt
roc-m
for
a
few
fviTT5
A-Z
?
or
ri,
s
Weston
ChurchUi.
Conservative
boys
a
6
t0
9
ypars
of
T)fVl
,
'
leader.
sion
of
Formosa
this
year.
I
It
is
now
22
months
since
,
President
Chiang
and
the
remnants
of
C.iina's
Kepubliran
i
Nationalist!
government
arrived
on
this
island
fortress
December
10.
l'J49.
In
jlateme.it
annoyi
rm
nis
i
Thp
H
nupplied
through
intention
to
remain
on
tho
:de-
,
fmnret-
of
lval
rohslructlon
l:r.es
In
the
forthromlng
elertlmv
1
ir!r).
f,re
of
charg-j
Blackburn
said
he
still
believe
;
broken
a
national
government
n
he
;
)o
,
Lest
iOlutluii
to
BillalliS
lulfi-
,
.
f.
.
,
,,
.
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j
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it;.
nUI
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n
1
h
A
u"c
l"
ut'
satu
Kiinoui
riut.rs.
c
w.u
...
rfc,,
.
hlaH
,,lt
'isaKsatuE'
diipute-hts
cnances
of
return-
can
to
hasten
the
returr
of
a
.
.'
'
,
,hp
ItUutinuui
Srutr
Miong
govemmeiu
headr..
by
,
,3
mUe
d(.,
LU,R'
the
nctlvitiev
Bhirkbun.
represented
i.lt,
.
,
of
.
th'!
'
'tl'
the
rlam
Tties-
Northfield
division
Birmlng-
hum
'
day
-ere
Michael
Bnrtletr.
Bob-
'
!
;
bj
Gordon.
ChriMnphr
Harvey.
Always
Leading
Brue
Johnston.
tavid
Bell,
Billy
With
the
Best
in
With
"a,c,"-
m
"I"7
"
Haugen.
Honnle
Dolphin,
Donny
1
,
1!.
,
.?
.
u
V"
'
Pmtt,
Ronnie
Dnnielv
A-thur
i
ing
to
the
mainland
are
betuv
,
today
then
ihey
were
then,
i
Cio'e
friends
of
Chiang
jay
'
he
is
supremely
confident
ilifct
he
wili
eventually
return
lo
China
and
deliver
Its
people
ironi
what
he
declares
is
Soviet
'servitude.
I
Despite
his
advancing
age
(he
will
be
t'.5
October
31
,
Chlan
;
has
not
slackened
one
whit
the
spartan
lire
he
read.
His
aver-
t
age
work
day
is
about
16
hour..
!
The
generalissimo
eats
good
but,
.imple
food,
neither
drinks
i
nor
smokes,
reads
extensively.
.
'
and
is
fond
of
walks
in
the
DAILY
NEWS
cLAahlfifUt
AOvf
RTidtlMENTS
i:i
Edinburgh
accompanied
by
Mayor
Ernest
away
from
the
vdge
of
the
cataract
as
a
era.,
ur.
va..g
en.
n-.n.rn.
1!nrtrt,
rjTk
Halllwe'l.
Robin
tiny,
scholarly
man
long
known
;
h,,mwM1
Rlch.r1
Bowman,
a
lloetal
as
i
Peter
Jolin
Helland.
Oarry
Cal-
Another
of
his
close
adv
sers
Lindseth.
Bobby
Mc-
is
General
Chang
Chun
stout
DurkemKwt
nrt
former
premier
'aL-o
grave-eved
BlTm
.j,,
R
,n
r.,L
Slverton.
Bruce
Mitchell.
tt
,
......
.k.
nth
AT
FALLS
EDGE-
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
D
:kc
Hawkins
of
Niagara
Falls
and
other
Officials
walk
The
Hoiseshoe
Falls
15
In
the
background.
This
CP
from
Toronto
Globe
and
Mailt
battery
of
photographers
and
reporters
watch
photo
is
by
Jack
Smith.
NOTICE
TO
SUBSClEf
111
llUlgC
VJl
tllC
tUJ,
Hit
VlM'.l
about
eight
miles
out.
He
has
his
offices
ut
the
presidential
hulldlnv
in
downtof.'ii
Taineh.
It
QUEER
FISH
Srme
species
of
.he
J)
ill
ere
si
CliaraclerS
sea
ur-
inn
ir
you
nave
mtssea
youi
used
to
be
the
administrative
.chins"
or
sl:rll?h
whir'!
live
off
I
rnckv
f-onsts
h.M?
poison
gian
ts
centre
of
the
Japanese
gove:
v.,-o
,,o
'
'
,
tUJ
complete
freedom
of
religion
m
i
XrXw.
UTnt
rTa
M
hC
"
ma'!1-
("Still
more,
you
h.ive
to
be
an
j
'
.
u
Ljh
il
Madame
Chiang,
since
she
,(,,.,
i,
opt
mist,
added
Mr.
Innes.
fame
PornKMta
Irotn
lne
Unil.
I
was
in
Rupert
when
there
lxst
eci
states
early
year.
tiu
,were
only
two
little
shacks,
in
bfen
t!ie
generalissimos
con-
;
190-j
and
'07,"
Mr.
Innes
said
,..,,,
..t.1.,
district
3n
Jl
attached.
popor,
please
phone
you
newsboy.
If
you
do
nc
know
your
newsboy''.
oust
on
By
EVANGELINE
VANN
name,
call
the
office
be
I
fore
5
p.m.
hor-general
of
Formcsa.
The
1.500.000
refugees
from
China
s
mainland
on
this
island
are
keenly
interested
in
Chiang
s
destiny.
His
foresight
to
man.'
Formosa
the
last-ditch
island
oi
the
Nationalist
cau:;e.
when
some
of
his
subordinates
saw
no
road
ahead
except
surrender,
has
at-ti
acted
an
increasing
fleck
of
followers.
.
The
mainlanders
know
that
if
Chiang
returns,
they
will
too.
All
of
them
want
to
get
back.
'
I
had
walked
across
the
cut
oatfield
to
the
cabin
:
f.s
he
!hOT.ed,me
a
0Werf;'M
Wopie
on
cUve
terms
with
the
of
Arthur
Odium
Wilkinson,
near
Houston.
The
wind
.
S
a
min
nint.3"1"
'
ITre
"
'n
T'l
had
whisked
off
the
leaves
already
loosened
bv
frost,
I
"Gpld
is
about
35
an
ouncha've
mriicicj
wun
tne
cai.;
i
'
1
to'd
him
cf
the
Urn?
ami
thaw
ot
uimou
,
toaav
'.'
l
i-ii
ii
.v.
and
they
lay
like
large
gold
coins
on
the
black
earth,
when
i
went
down
a
gold
mine
i
mniuai
aevo.on.
an
augu'rv
of
the
conversation
to
come.
Mv
welcome
;
l"
KajRooriie.
west
Aunrain.
,N
govEknMeSt
snUvtct.
was
warm
when
I
asked
him
if
he
would
tell
me
TZtZ
of
C.5!lia"'
h,fJ.W0
by
p
e'
KOI
TE
1
Alan
l.ainl.
Cireen
IjJ
W,.:t.s
and
Nli
R.'rsnn's
to
ti.zzftl's
Mdiurs,
51U-C00:
eth
Ave.
West
600
ami
700
E!,.
ItOt
TF
2
-
Itaiiiti
Olsert,
Klue
72
PHOTO
WRATH
ALL'S
FINISHING
developing.
printing
inLAp.gino
exposure
meters
AMATEUR
SUPPLf
S
Hitman
9tiet;
1480
r,th
East
tn
Stal
Cv
1
something
about
his
manuscripts
bank
to
see
some
gold
before
I
lhe
e!dPr
te
Lt.-Gen.
Chtans
left,
and
thev
showed
me
bai
r-t..
i.,..t
...
m.
H..r,
P.OfTk
J
Victor
Masknlak.
1st
Ave.
West
248-1077;
2nd
Ave.
WM
Ml
"
i
of
Sold
weighing
700
ounces
and
ministry's
political
warfare
In?
9th
Street;
3rd
Ave.
Frlzzell's
Motors
I
The
state
of
Delaw-ire.
Tint
to
ratify
the
U.S.
constitution,
retains
the
whipping
pr-st
as
a
punishment
for
criminals.
pubiisned
IU
surely
send
you
a
1
worth
7000.
gold
then
being
jx
471
fhorte
Grefr
136
board,
a
man
of
retiring
cllspo-
:
no
nufliiaiiaiu
an
ounce.
..
in.,.
.
...
t,.,
cogy.
"I
was
offered
a
.share
in
the
Daily
News
around
1910."
I
Then-
dog,
extraordinarily
like
t""
round
'
In
deer,
as
being
V
put
through
;
Javhe
feels
shy
because
his
paces,
counting
up
to
five.
.
.;
u
-..,
West.
KOl'TK
4
Alvin
Nyleilt,
Blue
638
7th
Ave.
We-t
704-1427;
9'h
Ave.
West
lul
Fuhon
Street.
700
Block,
Tallow
Street
K
Ave.
UOI
TF.
IJ
Jimmv
McLean.
Red
22
As
I
rose
to
go.
he
.slyly
add
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
I've"
socialistic'
tendencies,0
to
come
three
ta
Husslan
nuently.
'how-
ed
""
on,
w.ie.i
ah.
naw-
...,.
,,.,
..,
fi,,,.
!
vou
know
light
pink
but
I
"Bankers
dont
know
anythin;
about
money."
With
this
rather
arresting
statement,
he
went
on
to
elucidate.
"I
spent
a
lot
of
time
with
a
financier,
when
I
was
a
young
man.
I
was
his
emanuensis.
I
am
interested
in
how
money
is
created
and
how
banks
work.
I
tell
the
truth
about
money
and
economics.
Several
economists
are
wrong
in
their
assertions,
but
that's
the
way
it
goes."
I
looked
out
at
the
park-like
scene
from
his
window.
Born
in
Ireland
over
80
ypars
ago.
r
'
'
'
"
"
'
'
'
l
"
Pile
or.fo.oH
U
hH
r
,,!..
..."
....uviLtj.
uc
iiavt
ictrimjr
IT,Tif.
Union
during
Hnvnt,
V.
4tn
Aie
West
100-445:
5th
Aw.
West
105-51
t
n
(
1
nn
.
'
Ointtl
wiiit'i
uwit.iB
...
pounds
UUU.ULS
steer.
.
ivijtru
vol
Ol
We.-t
308-539,
Dimsmulr
Street
211-424;
I.
515;
Emerson
Place;
A",new
Place.
vote
for
the
capitalists."
I
made
a
hiental
note
to
pay
another
vLsit
on
the
way
back,
realizing
I
had
met
a
gentleman
in
every
sense
of
the
word
FINEST
OF
COOKING
BEST
OF
FOOD
"Eight
head
four
years
ago
letched
$425
and
then
we
Jewed
him
up.
Now
$2000
would
be
nearer
the
mark.
A
big
moose
has
been
killed
near
our
nl
.'-e
THE
Gl'N-A-XOOT
AFFAIR
;
l
remember
a
Case
of
news
It
must
have
been
the
old
land.
'
younger
days.
Ching-kuo
is
married
to
a
Russian,
and
through
her
the
:
generaiLviimo
has
several
half-Kuslan
grandchildren.
j
The
generalLssimo's
youn;er
son
ls
Maj.-Gtn.
Ciiiang
Wei
-kuo,
a
dashing
young
man
who
commands
Nationalist
Chinas-armored
corps.
Wei-kuo
speaks
Engli.-h
well.
He"
is
a
good
mixer
and
nk'.s
j
Hin.
His
wife
is
Chinese.
been
"ovejung
as
ti.
juu
x.au
get
maris
which
has
been
about
for
raised
in
Dublin,
he
had
u
looaj,
saia
warren
nines
,
,0
years.
It
took
two
of
us
to
connected
with
the
railway
in
FOlt
TAKE
OCT
ORDERS
PHONE
SOU
BROADWAY
CAFE
his
home
country
and
In
Africa
nPn
1
8a
n,m
al
nu
nome
I
life
his
head
and
he
had
be-before
coming
to
Canada
and
m
Top.ey.
"When
Gun-a-noot
tween
50
and
60
Inches
spread
to
retire
to
Houston
where
he
1
klllpcl
Macintosh
at
Hazelton
in
.a
riflf
wouldn't
rest
on
hi-s
has
been
for
the
last
30
years.
!
1906'
was
in
camP
a
Lon6
antlers."
ROI
TE
0
Eleanor
Walker,
Grrrn
!5t
8't,
Ave.
West
105-537;
9th
Ave.
Ea,t
I10-I"!
Street
113-708.
KOL
IE
filcmUtn
Smith,
Blue
931
Ail
of
Section
2
ROITE
8
Jimmy
Johnson,
GrreK
U
I
Waterfront
and
Pacific
Place;
F.oat't.
j
KOI
TE
9
Melvin
Bjornson,
Green
113
9'
n
Ave.
Fad,
M
Bride
to
Hays
Cove
Or
Street
111-815.
ROUTE
10
Bruce
Roald,
Green
71
4'h
Ave,
E.i.l
237-731'.;
5th
Ave.
East
W-j;
F.J
-;
113-245,
301-020;
Hnvs
Cove
Cirne
S;w
Ht.eet
511-510;
Green
Street
411-41i;
w
Young
Street.
.
.
...
,
h
ui.b
OT1
i-aKe.
4jeiweeii
woisa
anu
neua
a
pionf.fr
Leaves
"If
you
would
like
to
see
any
ool'a,
a
Of
the
generalissimos
nd
an
Indian
rode
in
of
my
manuscripts,
you'll
have
at
four
in
the
afternoon
to
ask
Martin
Slarrett
was
packing
j
-
.
.
.
M
mm
m
u
nnn
d
v
r
i
t
i
n
m
me
to
interpret
the
directions
in
nUi
cabln
at
Topley.
prepara-on
a
bottle
of
'white-man-medi-
lor'
to
leaving
for
fiope.
On-the
cine-.-uie-anything'
and
told
me
wau
lnere
was
a
wreath
ol
sta
horn
moss,
which
he
was
leav
to
let
me
know
and
I
will
make
arrangements.
An
old
bachelor
like
me
gets
slovenly
in
his
habits,
you
know.
There
are
44
tucked
away
with
my
small
library.
Mot
of
them
are
about
science,
money,
economics
and
banking.
I
write
under
a
nom
de
plume.
I
have
200
classical
ing
behind
on
a
grave.
I
had
noticed
this
moss
growing
(so
like
thak
found
In
some
parus
of
Scotland!
in
many
places
ii
tne
killing
of
the
previous
night,
and
I
can't
explain
it
to
this
day."
Warren
Innes
waiked
into
this
district
from
Bella
Ccola
in
'98
and
mined
with
his
wife
at
the
along
The
line.
!!
ir:
-
-
-
f
collection
ot:
1
lecoras,
too.
Several
years
ago
"I
don't
suppose
you
know
.
'Winic
njor
f
r-io
Inferior
someone
wanted
to
publish
mv
Richfield
mine
for
over
20
years.
what
this
is?"
he
said,
unwrap-
iiidi.us.npis
ana
n
i
get
u
em
Mrs.
Innes
brought
me
some
ore
pmg
what
looked
like
a
piece
'
"
'
'
of
dried
meat.
'
I
bought
it
from
FLY
itiM
lr.
II
.iiunaei
rowers,
i.
Plggott
Ave;
1st
and
2nd
Overtook;
Wxi
Pigaott
Place.
ROUTE
It
Sammy
Alexander
11th
Ave.
East
333-1805;
Frederick
St.:
&
ROITE
14
Ronny
Ehv,
Green
2.V8
1st
East
225-247;
2nd
Ave.
WV'1;
'
131-225;
Market
Place;
3rd
Ave.
D.ul
Motors.
KOI
'TE
15
Allcyn
PJlrhie,
Klack
5th
Ave.
West
(135-735,
741-745;
Borden
Street
Blggaf
Place.
ROUTE
16
Frank
Kilbortt,
Green
971
4
h
Ave
East
124-234;
5!h
Ave.
East
im-
(jmerJ
L(,!c
RADIOS
G.E.
Radios
are
available
for
every
taste
.
.
.
every
budget
.
.
.
every
room.
The
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
INVITES
Vltt'
TO
DROP
IN
AND
DISCUSS
THE
PERFECT
RADIO
FOR
YOUR
HOME.
an
Indian
for
50
cents.
It
is
part
of
the
back
muscle
of
a
moose,
.sinew
for
sewing
with.
I
am
going
to
repair
this
with
it,"
and
he
showed
me
his
moose
gun
case,
which
had
come
unstitched.
We
studied
a
miner's
map
to
To
Terrace
daily
tl
'
''
a
mat
immm
m
c
1
'
A
V't
til
To
Prince
George
NORTHERN
B.C
POWER
Co.,Ltd.
and
Intermediate
Points
Besnef
Slock
Phone
210
gether.
"Pinch!
means
lake-creek.
'Bin
chay'
it
is
pronounc-
ed
in
Indian.
And
'Ta'
in
Tachi
i
means
three."
1
would
have
:
liked
to
have
stayed
Conger
to
hear
more
from
Martin,
who
1
knows
Indian
ways
so
well,
and
'
to
hear
about
the
beaver
farm
S
which
he
plans
to
start
near
:
Hope,
and
the
cross
which
was
Prlnre
Rupert.
R(!.
Srwrt.
B.C.
Three
Days
Weekly
To
Kifimal
and
Kemano
Doily
Exceot
F
ridoys
from
TERRACE
serti
on
the
mountain
there
which
caused
an
early
missionary
to
name
the
place
Hope,
:
oui
1
regretfully
left
him
to
his
j
packing.
'
Maine
produces
three-quar-1
ters
of
the-
blueberries
in
the
:
United
States
and
90
per
cent
;
of
canned
blueberries.
Eat
106-G5B;
Bowser
Street.
KOl'TE
17-t'harlie
Llndslrm,
ref
.,,
6th
Ave.
Wen
210-53;
7th
Ave
W
Brl!ll.
West
221-528;
Lotbinlere
St.
Ul
704;
Tallow
St.
625-733.
ROUTE
I
Tayte
McNeice,
Blue
24
Jl5.ffl
'
9th
Ave.
East
Block
800;
8th
Ave.
m
East
1000-1144;
10th
East
9U0-1U"
Bacon
Street;
Donald
Street.
Rot
TE
19
Jimmy
Johnson,
Green
Wl
.
oth
Ave.
East
870-1140;
Ambrose
Ave.
ROt
TE
20
Koss
Murray,
Blue
275
8th
Ave.
East
1036-1944.
ROUTE
21
Jimmy
Mooreheart,
Red
tf
Ave.
2nd
Are.
West
1135-1314;
Par
PI-"-ROUTE
Street;
Water
Street;
Beach
23
Larry
Parent,
Green
487
g(r(4
8th
Wesk
bl5-735;
Summit
Ave.,
ROUTE
24-Brln
Roberts,
Black
480
g(
?nd
Ave.
West
Tl0-3.'d
Ave
i
n,
and
NK
West
Daily
News-Watts
ROUTE
25
)erry
Parkinv
Green
6
.
r.th
Ave.
East
1141-1476.
ROt'TE
2fl-FraHkle
Stewart.
Blflf
J'
;
V
1103
RW
.
7th
Ave.
Eu'st
931-10C6;
.
f
":V
.
V'lllillll
I
P
U
fv
B.C.
LTD.
Crawford
Moore,
Agent
SWEET
MUSIC
Tlie
saxophone
was
invented
by
Adolphe
Sax,
who
took
out
patents
for
the
Instrument
in
1841,.
Terrace
Prince
Rupert
Phone
Black
907
Phone
133
NOW-
is
fhe
time
to
plan
for
STORM
WINDOWS
SEE
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
AVC.
.if
THESE
ARE
THE
DAjj
LITTLE
MIRCHAN"
C
I
IE
D
FOODS
.
.
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rscbCMDS
W
'
FRINCESS
MEETS
PRESS
HEAD
Princess
Elizabeth
shakes
hands
with
Waltvr
Thompson,
Chief
Information
Officer
of
the
Royal
tour,
during
a
press
reception
at
Government
House
in
Ottawa.
He
also
directed
press
arrangements
for
the
Canadian
tour
of
the
King
and
Queen
in
1939.
(CP
PHOTO)
215
1st
Avenue
West
THEIR
bULCtii
-
xiirm""-
,
...
Phone
909
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