Tuesday
night
and,
aRi
eed
way
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
that
pay
claims
should
go
to
arbitration
by
a
third
bod.
The
doctors
hold
that
the
present
fees
make
it
lmc"-
lble
lor
them
to
give
adequate
treatment
as
they
have
to
handle
too
many
patients
in
order
to
obtain
a
sufficient-
income.
An
upward
Doctors
Are
Complaining
British
Government
Agrees
To
Arbitration
of
Keen
As
I
See
It
Tjr
PT'
Vlj
'Lore
RUAW?;
Wednesday,
August
8,
1951
evisi.n
in
the
rates
paid
by
the
tin
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
aiul
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association
a
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
ay
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c
Per
Year,
bill
W
11
LOUDON
i
Tw.'nty
Hums-;
government
is
sought."
and
family
doctors
in
Britain,'
The
doctors
had
threatened
having
complained
generally
at
mas!f
resignation
from
the
state
Uli
iliiidi-'quucy
of
the
fees
they
li-u.lt
h
insurance
service
July
19.
me
receiving
under
health
In-
j
Ann,)um;(,nlient
of
ihe
gonrn-turance.
thy
government
.
fcave
.
numt.s
c,,Ilceiail(m
was
iade
by
j
Health
Minister
Hilary
Mar-
$8
00;
By
Mail,
Per
!Cor.th,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8.00
!
Police
Action
How?
Just
Propaganda
j
quunrt
and
Hector
McNeil,
Bec-
rotary
of
Stute
for
Scotland,
In
a
'
ietUT
to
tkJ
General
Medical
Dickensians
in
of
the
Soviet
iSrAVDA,
the
official
newspaper
St
:-vces
ljmnilltee.
'has
printed
in
full
an
article
Communist
Party,
Victorian
Menu
i
GULL
LAKE,
Alberta.
Here
at
the
1951
session
j
of
the
Alberta
School
of
Religion
a
sharp
differ-,
ence
of
opinion
has
de-j
veloped
about
the
war
in
Korea.
j
There
is
general
agreement
!
(
t
that
the
UN
went
off
the
track
j
f
l
-
t
JtU.it
-.
Minister
Winters
chats
with
three
LONDON
&
Rationed
Eng-
liuid
returned
fleetingiy
tJ
the;
abunilance
of
Victorian
feast,
days
at
a
dinner
here.
;
Actjrs
lep.esetlng
characters
from
the
novels
of
Charles
liii
k-'
ens
Mrs.
Cratchit,
Pickwick,
the
Fat
Boy
and
Micawber
drove
frcm
trie'author's
"Id
h"m
In
!
Camberwell
to
a
restaurant
on'
the
south
bank
of
the
Tluimes
Rivji
,
where
an
annual
Dickens
dinner
was
inaugurated.
j
r
c?
o
SEMINAR
Resource
session
of
the
International
foreign
students
at
the
opening
13
miles
north
of
Inmsidcs.
Que.,
students'
Service
seminar
at
when
it
failed
lo
admit,
in.?
new
government
of
China,
as
soon
as
it
in
fact
became
the
government.
Most
of
the
folks
hare
agree
that
there
never
would
have
been
a
war
in
Korea
if
the
U.S.A.
had
not
blocked
the
ad
niece
of
India's
Sir
-..
T
oft
tr.
riuht
are-
Laksllllli
Rail,
Ran-
Mr
Winters
M.
A.
Aziz
of
Pakistan;
and
David
(CP
PHOTO
I
Wilson,
Baltimore,
O.
Menus
were
printed
on
cam-
resting
there
they
seem
to
bric
edged
with
We.
But
the
reul
Taking
a
trip?
Leave
worry
behind
...carry
Travellers
Cheques
Sold
at
all
brnchet
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
You
can
bonk
on
th
"Royal"
wild
guarding
the
seclucred
spot.
Every
wwuJer
was
the
food
itself
-
lob-
1
winter,
thousands
of
Canadian
roa-st
ducks,
crabs,
turkeys.
crayfish,
gome
pies,
a
boar's
Dun
mhi
'h
Miner
saved
from
"I"-'1'.
head,
barons
of
beef
and
saddles
ui
lainh
ham.
in
Chaurlfroid
i
extinction,
spend
weeks
at
the
mission
of
the
real
eovernmfni
i
of
China.
But
there
is
a
sharp
i
difference
of
opinion
about
what
should
have
been
done
when
the
'
North
Korean
army
swept'across
j
the
38th
parallel.
One
or
two
people
here
mildly
question
the
'
main
fact
namely
that
it
was
the
North
Koreans
who
did
at-i
tack.
But
that
is
not
where
the
i
real
difference
of
opinion
comes,
j
The
great
majority
agree
that
North
Korea
did
invade
South
ray
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
by
the
British
'
Foreign
Secretary.
Recently
the
United
States
Congress
sent
a
goodwill
message
to
the
Supreme
Soviet.
With
it
went
a
letter
from
President
Truman
to
President
Svernik.
Yesterday
these
were
printed
in
the
Soviet
press..
Now
the
Moscow
Times
and
New
York
News
have
arranged
to
exchange
views
for
publication.
These
are
something
of
international
events.
For
normally
the
utterances
of
Western
statesmen
and
politicians
have
been
getting
little
or
no
publicity
in
the
Soviet
Union,
even
though
they
may
be
of
first
importance.
Many
people
now
see
possible
signs
of
a
coming
change
of
attitude
in
Moscow.
But
these
hopes
have
scarcely
been
fulfilled.
Pravda
indeed
printed
Mr.
Morrison's
article
in
full.
It
has,
as
it
was
well
entitled
to,
printed
its
own
reply
on
the
same
page.
Yet
the'tone
shows
no
trace
of
any
desire
for
better
relations.
The
concluding
sentences
of
the
British
minister
and
of
the
Russian
editor
are
in
the
sharpest
contrast.
"I
send
you
the
friendly
greetings
of
my
fellow
countrymen
and
our
sincere
wish
for
the
genuine
co-operation
of
your
country
in
advancing
the
peace
and
progress
of
the
world."
That
is
courteous
Mr.
Morrison.
"That
is
why
the
Soviet
people
regard
present-day
Anglo-American
politicians
as
instigators
of
a
new
world
war."
That
is
the
insulting
editor
of
Pravda.
The
deduction
is
only
too
obvious.
The
Soviets
sanctuary.
Enough
to
make
one
smi.e
und
river
tmut
,
wonder
how
far,
sometimes,
j
Th0Jj(1
w(jrp
Jlust
tu,.n,entar-kindness
to
creatures
of
the
air
,
The
.
m
Buests,
i:
ludiiig'
ea"
"-
I
members
of
ths
piekena
Follow-
j
.
i
ship,
at
as
much
as
they
could
LONDON
(CP
Trie
Evening
,
of
such
other
delicacies
as
mu.sh-
There
are
thirteen
hundred
Korea,
and
that
such
an
invasion
,i.,lur
addicts
in
Vancouver,
says
News.
with
a
circulation
of
near-i
room
patties,
chicken
tricasses,
was
a
cirar
viuimion
ui
ine
uii
r-hief
Mulligan?
ana
people
uiui
...
,ninniin
riniiv
v,oo
i.,t
I
VnrlKl.ii-A
tripe,
bi
uiicd
sweet
-
inilk
Charter.
But
they
do
not
agree
;tn8
practice
should
be
treated
as
;
c;lebrated
iU
70th
birthday.
The
i
breads,
Scotch
woodcock,
that
the
means
taken
to
resist
sickness,
and
not
as
a
crime.
It
hock,
newspaper
slarled
In
July.
1681,
punch,
ules
and
p
and
reverse
the
aggression
werei,.ught
be
reckoned
as
both.
ag
BKfoKur.pa;je
lssue
atld
went
bow.s
unch
How
to
Build
a
Good
Credit
Record...
tne
ngnt
means,
iny
point
H()w
should
peddling
on
1
y
i
two
years
before
showing
its
first
Thv
rationed
foods
-came
from
the
United
Slates.
profit,
amounting
to
11.
the
vast
numbers
of
innocent
strtvts
be
described?
Koreans
killed,
the
property
destroyed,
the
hates
created
by
the
actions
of
the
"liberators"
as
well
as
by
the
"invaders."
In
short
they
argue
tiiat
the
cure
was
worse
than
the
disease.
I
CHIEFS
TO
CHIEFS
His
Excellency
Lord
Alexa'nder
is
retiring
for
a
season
from
the
glamor
of
pomp
and
state
to
feel
the
spell
of
the
great
plains
and
bi
received
by
other
Big
1.
Pay
charge
accounts
in
full
by
the
10th
of
coch
month.
2.
Make
contract
payments
on
or
before
due
date.
3.
Guard
your
credit'
as
a
sacred
trust.
!
BUT
WHEN
I
ask
this
group
a
j
Chiefs.
Today,
in
the
Standoff
I
plain
question
I
get
no
clear
'
region
of
Alberta.
Blood
Indians
answer.
The
question
is:
j
will
do
this
mighty
warrior
full-j
.WhaIS
the
right
method
of
i
est
honor
and
generally
speaking
dealing
with
an
invasion?
What
I
there
will
be
a
heap
pow
wow.
i
should
the
UN
do
in
such
cases?
I
-
CREDIT
BUREI
Suppose
we
do
succeed
In
GOING
ALOFT!
i
changing
the
constitution
of
the
Perhaps
had
we
been
Intended
j
UN.
and
make
it
into
a
real
world
,
to
fly,
in
the
natural
way.
wings
'
parliament,
empowered
to
make
would
have
been
provided.
It's
j
real
world
law.
One
of
the
first
i
just
an
idle
suggestion
but,
after
'laws
that
will
have
to
be
made
all.
would
it
have
been
best
had
OF
PRINCE
RUPE
!
will
deal
with
aggression
at-
;
the
human
family
never
heard
I
tack
by
armed
forces
coming
j
0f
,
nor
could
have
imagined,
from
one
country
into
another.
:
flying.
Would
Great
Wars
have
I
How
will
the
World
Police
Force
'
been
impossible?
Would
there
i
deal
with
such
aggression
if
asj
be
!.
ss
adoration
of
speed?
j
and
when
they
occur?
I
Sjiecittt
on,
Gi
ma
Ninety
West
Point
cadets
are
?aid
to
be
guilty
of
having
cheated
or
in
other
words
that
there
was
crookedness
in
examinations.
The
cadet
of
today
is
the
commanding
officer
of
tomorrow.
The
fate
of
other
men
will
rest
In
his
hands.
Better
one
subaltern
who.
alone,
succeeds
in
his
txams.
than
a
hundred
who
try
and
would
fall
but
for
assistance.
There
is
nothing
the
THE
MORAL
weakness
of
the
UN
position
in
Korea
was
because
there
was
such
a
marked
difference
In
what
it
did
there,
as
compared
with
what
it
did!
in
Israel
and
in
Kashmir.
Since
the
UN
was
formed
in
1945
there
have
been
three
open
cases
of
war,
in
violation
of
the
UN
Chartei.
The
first
was
in
Kashmir
where
armed
forces
66"Piece
Dinner
S
$1050
1
'
ANE
32-Piece
Breakfast:
S7.95
United
States
can
afford
less!
from
Pakistan
entered
that
for
than
ut
trus'
ln
A'
mv
mon
wno
merly
independent
state,
in
clear
I
v.olation
of
the
UN
Charter.
Yet
i
do
not
know
the!r
tratle-
'
an:
the
UN
never
then
took
any
such
action
as
it
took
later
in
Korea.
have
still
no
desire
for
friendship
or
for
co-operation.
For
their
own
purposes
they
are
passionately
anxious
that
nothing
shall
be
done
to
disturb
the
belief
they
seek
day
after
day
to
create
in
their
own
people
and
in
those
of
their
dependencies
that
the
British
and
United
States
governments
are
malevolent
enemies,
busily
planning
to
"instigate
a
new
world
war."
For
the
power
of
the
Soviet
dictatorship,
both
in
its
own
country
and
in
the
"satellite
states,"
rests
in
no
small
measure
upon
the
maintenance
of
belief
in
that
egregious
myth.
Prince
George
Progress
IN
RECENT
weeks
Princes
George
Property
own-I
ers
have
had
tangible
evidence
of
where
their
tax
dollars
are
going,
and
they
have
every
reason
to
be
gratified
with
the
results.
New
water
and
sewer
mains
are
being
laid
in
the
downtown
section
and
in
residential
areas
which
are
being
rapidly
filled
up
with
new
homes.
Work
is
well
advanced
on
nearly
two
miles
of
paved
sidewalks,
and
the
.council
is
cpntemplating
other
major
projects
which
will
add
to
the
city's
atmosphere
of
permanency.
This
latest
program
of
civic
improvements
will
go
a
long
way
toward
reassuring
townspeople
that
those
in
charge
of
our
municipal
affairs
are
determined
to
bolster
our
reputation
as
the
most
modern
and
progressive
community
in
Central
B.C.,
and
the
largest
from
a
population
standpoint.
If
business
activity
and
general
prosperity
can
be
maintained
at
anything
near
the
present
levels,
there
would
unlikely
be
any
serious
opposition
from
taxpayers
should
the
city
council
decide
to
embark
on
a
continuation
of
its
present
policy
of
handling
municipal
improvements.
A
majority'of
residents
probably
realize
we
have
reached
a
stage
where
we
cannot
afford
to
stand
still
and
should
be
preparing
now
to
service
an
even
greater
population.
Prince
George
Citizen.
.
Half
a
dozen
carloads
of
formed
part
of
Monday
There
was
a
short
but
full
scale
war
in
Palestine,
involving
;
ed
"e"intg'
to
take
train'
buttno
,one
f,
ALL
ENGLISH
CHINA
NORTHERN
P.C.'s
LARGEST
STOCK
OF
0
1
.Mrf.'tjfcO.
any
particular
notice.
But
that
much
would
have
made
a
sensation
had
the
GTP
been
a
few
years
old
instead
of
thirty-seven.
Once,
two
carloads
was
enough
to
make
it
the
day's
big
news.
-
rot
only
Israel,
the
newly
declared
Jewish
state,
but
Egypt,
Irak,
Syria,
Trans-Jordan
and
Lebanon.
Surely
you
can't
have
a
war
involving
six
nations
with
out
somebody
being
the
wrongdoer.
Or
can
you?
Gordon
&
Anders
for
food
kept
fresh
.
.
.
frozen
desserts
.
.
.
ice
cream...
ice
cubes
you
need
an
electric
REFRIGERATOR
Third
Avenue
The
point
is
that
whereas
In
Israel
and
Kashmir
the
UN
acted
in
the
capacity
of
a
neu
SF.E.M
TO
KNOW!
Jack
Miner,
the
naturalist,
Is
buried
in
a
little
memorial
park
of
atjout
an
acre,
in
the
famous
bird
sanctuary
at
Klngsvllle,
Ontario
Nnrwnv
Rnmpp
turf
tral
third
force
a
mediator
an
umpire
in
the
dispute,
in
Korea
it
adopted
very
different
meth
O.RMES
ods.
It
met
the
agression
head
hawthorne.
lilacs,
where
btrds
on
for
a
reason
that
-everybody
i
nest
and
sing,
are
planted
As
If
knows.
Here
was
the
point
where
knowing
their
good
friend
is
ixie
puwer
zones
oi
tne
uniiea
I
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
Btates
and
Rufsia
met
head
on
The
United
States
used
all
her
immense
weight
to
induce
the
UN
to
take
steps
completely
dif
The
Pioneer
Druggie
ferent
than
UN
had
taken
In
Kashmir
or
Israel.
WE
HAVE
very
clear
cut
methods
for
dealing
with
robbers,
or
persons
who
attempt
violent
PHONE
81
attacks
on
other
human
beings.
The
police
are
trained
to
use
only
the
amount
of
force
necessary
to
get
the
law-breaker
be-
Scripture
f-aiiage
for
Joday
"Come
unto
me,
all
ye
that
.
.
.
are
heavy
laden;
and
I
will
give
you
rest."
St.
Matt.
11:28.
I
fore
a
court
where
all
aspects
i
of
the
case
are
decided
on
the
1
Mac
basis
of
law
based
on
Justice.
But
so
far,
when
international
aggressions
occur
the
"police"
take
counter
measures
against
whole
peoples.
Is
this
right?
What
else
could
they
do?
What
do
YOU
think?
9.)
Keep
your
food
safe
...
all
the
time
.
.
.
Save
spoilage
.
.
.
Preserve
leftovers
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