Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
it
4
Friday.
December
23
1151
In
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
f-C
from
o'her
level?
of
V.'p.
Blake,
who
wrote
about
buildin;-Jerusalem,
in
England'
green
and
plea.'
.ml
land,
was
a
notable
example
of
this.
RIGHT
NOW.
one
famous
American
poet
is
under
the
clouds
-suspect
by
the
Un-Amrica,i
Activities
Committees.
Hollywood
movie
makers
have
indefinitely
postponed
the
milking
of
a
proposed
film
to
uncalled
HIAWATHA.
For
the
Sn,,
1
.
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
Bntkh
Columbia.
Appoint
Co-ordinator
Appointment
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VV-V.7
V
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InlWof
Pools
:
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t
JUST
after
Chris
;tmas
I
Mr
lierilia
rurhmi
t'.
37
years,
ha
0
,,
,
'
1
wTk
she
joins
always
think
of
poets
and
poetry,
for
the
obi-ous
icason
that
somebody
in
the
family
is
bound
to
five
me
a
book
of
poems.
Horse
Meat
THERE
has
l;ecn
quite
a
fuss
raised
about
horse
meat.
Some
jK'tiple
have
declared
that
under
no
circumstances
will
they
cat
it.
Others
are
alrearh
doinu;
so.
Exjierienced
livestock
n
icn
say
there
is
nothing
to
worry
about,
that
the
question
w
ill
largely
dis
Here
is
I
wonder:
H..v
Is
it
that
the
pools
who
ure
nearly
always
rather
ini-
Mamio
iLoro:
in
Henveni
say:
am
wiiiry
i,t
yoiir
quarrel.
Weary
of
your
warn
and
llxxthe.
Weary
of
your
prawn
ffir
Ven-(feanee-.
Of
your
wramtllnt:
and
di'irnlnnv
"All
ymrr
airenvtth
la
In
ymir
tiriion.
All
yfiur
dnnyer
to
In
dl.sef.rd.
T'heperore
be
irt
fx
are
heneefor-
ward
'
And
as
brothers
live
tx(.-irrr."
I
am
bit
mad
at
Longfellow
myself
for
that
poem
HIA-WA'IHA,
for
he
takes
liberties
with
the
fatt:
f
history.
Hiawaths
was
not
the
chief
peacemaker
who
engineered
the
nicst
successful
pea"emiikinK
federation
tn
the
history
of
mankind.
The
number
one
man
was
Deganawkla,
bfrn
In
Deser-onto,
iMHiirio
He
.sjKnt
his
whole
life
welding
together
the
.:ix
H'et
lotiiiin
nations
who
had
been
formerly
as
hostile
and
wailike
as
Britain,
France,
Germany,
Russia,
Ameri-a,
Japan
and
China
have
been
ln
our
own
ffntury
Moreover,
his
Six
Nation
Confederacy
kept
the
peac
absolutely,
until
the
white
irun
came
and
up-ei,
it
all.
appear
hecause
the
heavy
horse
is
disappearing
pructirul
people,
olten
expre.'
Nature
or
man
never
intended
the
horse
..
'
U:
Breateat
truths
in
lile
dec
f
T-iU'VVj!4
"Z?--
0
4
a,
mfl.,r
-
V
as
a
meat
'
j
V
'J-V-
1
-
-V,
,
,
,
ndes.
eenerutioius
Or
even
cen
animal.
In
Kurope,
where
horse
meat
has
tX'en
SOl'l
.
"
.
t-
-
"
.
VWi
-V
.
t.'
?
t1"'""
b"1,,1'(
hnrd-liead.
:l
for
centuries,
the
eating
was
incidental.
I
.efore
tha
..
Jf
y.t
A
,
7
''..
J
A
"A-..
truths
by
objective
rrasonlng?
Is
Or
Oil
the
Vr,
,W
'
,
1"
'
V
VN1
1
Take
Ten.iy.son.
Fifty
vear.
there
w
as
vears
of
hard
work
in
the
f
ieh
i
streets.
WELDING
:
-rnmrnt
Orlirj
Hilth
Pr.-ssurf
Tir.h
Kefriteratiun
Slack,
and
Kire
EsfJW
INDUSTRIAL
WELDIHG
CO
J-y
w.f
.
S'
T7
.
...,.1'-
V
m
briure
an
m.ph.ne
ever
flew
.-3W.-i"
-
thi
-vLsnrv.
-
this
imnrnetl.
::
j:
v-.-.
v
,
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r
a
tu.
:
-v.
.
.
-
i
.
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-
"
Nowhere
has
the
horse
been
raised
primarily
i
t
I
-
T
"
r.
:
rill.;
,
v
1
i!'"il;!'
;f,';.i'
illll.
iftlCtll',
fir"
"
.
3
.,ii!;ti;!tiil,l(!:
1..
li
:jt!M:ilri)
,!lt!
.11.
for
meat.
We
have
much
better
animals
for
that.
These
are
the
beef
cattle,
hogs
and
sheep
and
fowls.
In
most
cases
this
livestock
has
been
specially
bred
'
for
meat
production.
They
put
it
on
in
the
right
places
and
much
more
cheaply
and
earlier
for
the
feed
used,
than
does
the
horse.
it
was
a
phase
of
farm
mechanization
that
brought
"the
horse
into
the
Canadian
meat
picture.
Ousted
by
the
track
and
tractor,.
he
was
turned
out
to
piisture
where
he
grew
fat
and
tender,
and
in
these
days
of
high-priced
meat
anything
fat
and
tender
is
liable
to
wind
up
in
the
butcher
shop.
But
w
hen
the
present
surplus
is
gone
there
will
he
no
more,
for
the
breeding
of
draft
or
heavy
horses
in
Canada
is
almost
at
an
end.
In
contrast
to
almost
anything
else,
work
horses
have
steadily
declined
in
priced
A
good
team
that
would
bring
.$500
before
the
warfare
hardly
worth
a
fifth
of
that
today.
cal
dreamer
wrote
that
he
"dipt
into
the
future,
far
as
hanuiii
fye
could
;ce,
and
Saw
the
VIMon
o.
tiic
world
lire!
all
th
wtindtT
thut
wnitltl
totr,
Baw
the
htavens
(ill
with
commerce,
AroMs
ol
nuH
,;'!!..
PlluU
ut
the
purple
twilight.
Un)-
LtvK
down
with
co&tly
b:ile.s;
He.ird
th
fafiYcns
till
wilh
sliuut-liu
nd
there
raln'd
a
(ih;u,lly
dew
From
the
nations'
airy
navit'H
prap-pllhs;
in
the
central
blue
"
WHEN
Tennyson
wrote
that
amazing
prediction,
the
"realists"
would
have
pooh-poohed
the
idea
that
a
heavler-than-air
machine
would
ever
be
able
to
fly
thimigh
the
air.
Incidentally,
the
same
type
of
"realists"
now
pooh-pooh
the
remainder
of
Tennyson's
prophecy,
namely
tiiat
the
world
wars
would
end
in
the
setting
up
of
The
Parliament
m
tne
1-Vu-
erntlori
of
the
World
There
the
common
sense
of
most
Bhatl
hold
ft
fretful
realm
in
awe
And
the
kmctty
earth
nhall
Mumlier
NATURE
S
ARTISTRY
The
pre-Christmas
storm
which
swept
southern
Ontario,
tvlng
up
city,
town
and
highway
traffic,
left
a
fcv
quiet
corners
such
as
this
snow-blanketed
svction
in
Toronto.
The
stark
btanches
of
city
trees
were
softened
into
lacy,
filagree
patterns
by
the
heavy
snowfall.
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PHOTp)
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IN
KOREA
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Ave.
ROl'TE
5
Jimmy
Mel.ean,
l!el
V.2
'
Aw
W
est
10'J-445;
5th
Ave
Wm
IflS
Slr
6'h
A-We.it
30S-S39:
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21
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i
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Ji;.
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Enu
rson
place,
A$ntv
Placn.
,
ROl
TE
ft
Elrannr
Wrker,
lirren
ffr")
land
westerly
sporting
organizations
of
the
kind
whi.'h
:s
,
enouKli
to
make
any
man
.seize
his
broom
and
skip
over
the
Ice
with
a
renewal
of
vinor
and
!
i
pleased
expies.slon.
And
speak-
!
i
ing
of
this
sort
of
thine,
no
fewr
i
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
lapt
In
universal
law
Robert
Burns,
another
poet.
than
36
tons
of
curling
stones
of
a
vastly
dltlerent
ba'-kp,rounil
know
how
we
were
going
to
get
,
out,"
said
Evans.
"We
just
founht,
not
kr.aw.nj
.iere
w
were,
who
were
f
rif
!
enemies."
The
Pats
lost
five
men
killed,
two
dying
of
wounds,
i
&ai
nineteen
wounded.
'
Tht
1
Australians
and
the
British
suffered
much
heavl:
casualties
1
have
been
landed
at
Port
j
arrived
at
about
the
same
Churchill
during
the
recent
sea-
!
elusion.
.
!
on.
Many
do;?ris
of
rinks'
can
Maybe
the
reason
why
poets
tune
When
iolks
furisel
I
ho
fnnnrl
in
llta
.n-
.li-iu
,a,.ln
so
nt
l
en
nhenri
of
th
hard.
it
things.
A
parcel
or
a
purse
be-
i
:n..cs
'
headed
realists
is
because
all
On
Right
Side
I
T
Practical
politics
it
win
be
very
difficult
I
fq-
any
government
to
maintain
surpluses
of
thf
sizt
achieved
in
Canada
during
recent
years,
how-evej
sound.
they
may
be
at
the
time
of
inflation,
comments
Winnipeg
Free
Press.
If.
after
consider-ingthe
rising
needs
of
defense
and
the
possibility
of
gome
shrinkage
in
revenues
as
the
inflationary
forces
are
tempered,
as
it
hopes,
the
government
contludes
that
its
existing
taxes
will
produce
an
mi
in
iuk
u
iuuiuM
rmucij
,,
mjMr,id
Vn
nnriprtnlcn
Rood
poetiy
is,
as
people
say
FAMOUS
SCENT
inspired."
The
poet
"omeho'V
Rrse
petals
nave
been
the
or
other
becomes
the
earthly
source
of
pcriume
since
the
days
writer
of
sentiments
which
seem
o!
the
ancient
Egyptians.
somehow
to
come
by
mental
ia-
in
trenches.
Tne
terrain
is
ruKged
a.Mei
u5ualiy
unac:u.stomed
to
and
hilly.
T-ntre
at
2
small
ever-
and
always
exacting
There's
too
g.een
trees
but
dense,
rubbery
much
to
think
about.
Oh,
if
.creeping
vines
covering
tne
all
ri
ht
now
to
say
u
W0I).t
fu"d
make
travelang
thrcagn
ca,k
for
a
yeari
yet
the
annuul
the
bush
dnficult,
feeUng
takes
a
while
to
wear
off.
BAD
WATtR
Water
is
the
worst
problem
for
GONE
FOR
AYE!
armies
on
the
move
for
the
water
We
know
a
fellow
who
thinks
id
rn
...
T!l...c?
,
,
.......
Clothes
For
Boys
and
Men
other
large
surplus
next
year,
it
may
feel
justified
in
ovoii
,:,.
:
x.
m..
.
,
'".
'
nea
ion
part
oi
nis
iaise
teeth.
oiuciu
it-uLn.uuii
in
tax
rates,
inai
may
De
:wn:ch
hit
almost
the
enure
per-
Perhaps
it's
incorrect
to
say
the
inevitable
in
politics.
In
economics
it
would
be
much
.onnt!l
of.
utheats
on.e
Umo
denture
has
gone
tor
good.
Any-
8th
Ave
W..t
105-537;
Bin
Ave.
East
110-27(1;
!!.'
Street
113-70D.
KOl'TK
7
GlrnUon
Smith,
P.lue
931
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of
Sertion
3)
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Jimmy
Job
n
son,
(.re'en
CGI
V.'aterfrent
awl
Paei.ic
Piaee;
K'NR
Fi
hrms.!
r.osit.si.
lOl'TE
Melvln
njornwn.
Green
111
8th
Ave.
Sst,
MrRiMle
to
Hays
Core
Cirrie.
ROl
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1
llru.
e
RoW,
Green
719
4'h
Avo
Fist
J37-73:;
5.h
Ave
Ea'.t
3ul-7U'
f'b
Ave
Ea.st
J
19-24.7.
3U1-6M:
Hays
Cove
Cir.-.f
82
W7:
rM
way,
with
pienty
of
good
food
before
him
three
times
a
day,
he's
mi.se:
able.
Who
wouldn't
be?
Then,
there's
the
other
chap
who,
purchasing
a
neat
little
Rift
for
his
hostess,
forgot
all
was
attributed
to
the
impure
water.
Now
troops
fighting
In
Korea
are
supplied
with
"puis"
ta
dissolve
and
steriiiz;
the
water.
Mosquitoes
a.'e
bad
in
the
summer
evenings
but
wor'.o
are
the
Boys'
Windbreakers
and
Jackeis
about
it
until
after
he'd
returned
Iar"e
ravenous
horse
tlies
in
Lie
home.
warm
summer
days
which
sting
severely.
n,-o-.i
c;;,:-
...in
,
Winter
weather
is
damp
and
V
'"-'V'
"B,e
there
..
,.
..i,..i,.i
other
husband
in
February.
H?
because
are
no
shelterin
souyider
than
the
ea'
course
of
spending
a
windfall
whifch
is
not
likely
to
continue
long,
of
making
com-mitSnents
toay
which
cannot
he
carried
satisfac-torSy
tomorrow.
However
these
matters
may
be
managed,
the
fact
remains
that
the
government
of
Canada
is
in
a
'sounder
current
fiscal
position
than
n
government
in
the
free
world.
It
is
using
real
intl-inflation
measures
more
courageously
than
any
othJr
government,'
and
all
its
errors
of
budgetary
miscalculation
have
fortunately
been
on
the
right
sid
of
the
ledger.
If
all
governments
had
made
the
same
kind
of
error,
with
resulting
surpluses,
the
inflationary
problem
throughout
the
world
would
havi
been
largely
solved
already.
Street
511-&l;
Green
Street
411-41S:
Kleri
:;
Yoiin,;;
S:
ret
KOI
TE
lll
slir
StunhMh.
P.taek
2X3
Ptentt
Ave.;
l.st
und
2nd
Oyt-riook;
Heraul
PV'-Pis-,"tt
Mace.
ItOl
TE
1?
Sammy
Alexander
v.
"!
i
ALL
WOOL
is
a
radio
expert
of
Rumanian
origin.
All
in
all,
like
enough
he
will
aLso
feel
at
home
In
contributing
entertainment
as
we.l
as
receiving
some.
trees
and
the
wind
"ilt;
i
r:-.i.
tnrough
one."
In'
summer,
day.
cold,
seeming
the
mo.e
sev:ie
;
are
hot,
alimst
pf-f
"es;
-v...
Spring
and
summer
-.iays
a.-e
hot
and
evenings
cool.
'
It's
a
great
country
in
which
to
get
a
nun-tan
in
summer."
11
ih
Ave.
East
333-li(fii;
Eroderirk
St.;
SlierWm
A'.e
f-.-7'V
V
75
$3
KOI
I
E
II
Runny
I
bv,
Green
2'.
to
1st
Ea.st
225-247:
2nd
Ave.
West
137-341:
W
Rr
The
Vamateru
Maru,
"to
load
344.000
bushels
of
grain
at
.75
s6
I
Evans
bazooka
duly
was
to
operate
a
rrmce
Rupert
is
due
here
to-'ro:ket
launcher
i.
This
day-
11
might
be
thought
there's
'
'
'
'
1
.
;
HOYS'
ALL
WOOL
PANTS-A11
sizes,
3.75
to
M.75
131-22.),
Market
Place;
3rd
Ave.
iwiiy
Ncra-Na'wt
Mo'ors.
ROl
TE
Li
Alleyn
Rilehie.
Black
8SX
5th
Ave.
We.st
f.35-735,
741-745;
Borden
Street
W
Street
Biggar
Plaec.
ROl'TE
16
Frank
Kilborn,
(;reen
971
4th
Ave.
East
124-234;
51
n
Ave.
East
101-216;
7th
Ate
Ea.st
108-G58;
Bow.ser
Street.
ROl'TE
17
I
harli
l.lnilstrom
Green
9H
weapon
has
a
range
of
up
to
nothing
about
her
to
remind
one
;
1300
yards.
M
never
got
a
chan-e
ol
Christmas
but
what
she
rep-
at
enemy
tanks,"
oeorge
said,
resents
and
her
contents
could
"but
fired
at
many
enemy
fox-
make
a
marvellous
stocking.
.
holes."
!
The
Chinese
Communists
are
MORE
LATITI'DE
great
at
concealing
themselves,
Millions
observe
Christmas
Scripture
jpaAiarje
for
Jodaij
"Who
is
the
greatest
in
the
kingdom
of
Heaven?"
St.
Matt.
18:1.
ELLI.OVI.R
SWEATERS,
Mixed
wool
and
Cotton.
Cth
Ave.
West
2I0-53D;
7th
Ave.
West
120-537;
Mi
We.st
22I-52S;
I.ollilniere
St.
T21-72H,
Mi'iumr
.
7(M;
Tallow
St.
625.733.
...
-
-
-
viriuany
rjurrowing
unoergrouiiu
and
celebrate
New
Year
For
LONDON
(P
An
excavation
EALING
England
9
Sheila
I
to
be
out
of
siRnt
in
da'time-
there's
a
difference
between
the
party
says
it
has
no
doubt
that
I
Cromey,
a
nine-year-old
Brownie
,
f
favorlte
"me
to
come
out
two.
The
latter
is
when
lots
of
treasures
of
Roman
London
are.
has
been
awarded
the
Gilt
Cross
tetween
11
P
m-
anl
3
a.m.
us
step
out
and
cultivate
the
lying.'
pelow
the
surface,
but
be-:
by
the
Girl
Guides
Association
7
X
'Teak
H?
80
close
ou'd
attractive
notion
that
the
sky
Is
fore
teaching
that
level
the
party
!
for
saving
her
sister
from
drown-
ay
know
how
they
can
eet
the
limit.
hopes
-to
find
relics
previous
to
ing.
Sheila
herself
can
swim
y
'
the
great
fire
of
1666.
only
a
few
strokes
'
e
Communists
seem
to
be
.
TONS
OF
TIIFM
.
well
equipped
with
automatic1
p,i
D,.
V.
,
,
.
Now
$1.45
nOYS
SKI
PANTS
All
wool,
very
best
quality,
well
tailored
Pair
SG.95
FOR
MEN
ALL
WOOL
HEAVY
PANTS
Good
for
fishing
and
working
Now
$8.25
MEN'S
DRESS
SHIRTS
Oood
quality,
latest
styles.
All
white.
$3.75
PENMAN'S
IIE.WY
WEIGHT
t
NION
SI
ITS
Very
good
quality,
all
sizes
Suit
$3.95
MEN'S
SOCKS
All
wool
and
part
wool.
Best
quality
by
Penman's.
Now
mMnn
at
75c
to
$1.25
MEN'S
P.LACK
OXEORDS-Suitable
for
dress
and
work.
All
sizes.
Lots
of
wear
$3.95
weapons
Japanese
and
Russian
,
tlI1
'un
is
being
much
in
evidence
as
weH
"e
of
Canal
most
northerly
ROl'TE
18
Arvicl
Hardin,
Blue
C6J
6th
Ave.
Ea.st
Block
800;
8lh
Ave.
East
915-976:
Kast
10(10-1144;
10th
East
900-113O;
Aifrnl
Bacon
Stre't;
Donald
Street.
ROl'TE
19
Jimmy
Johnson.
Green
GB1
f.th
Ave.
Eoit
870-1140;
Ambrose
Ave.
ROl'TE
20
Jack
Rudolph,
Green
731
8th
Ave.
Ea.st
103U-1944.
ROl'TE
21
Jimmy
Moorehead,
Red
33.7
2nd
Ave
We.st
1135-1314;
Park
Ave.
1005-22,9;
Street;
Water
Street;
Beach
Place.
ROl'TE
23
Larry
Parent,
Green
487
Rth
West
r.ii-7'tv
Rnniml!
Ave.:
Tavlor
Street.
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
;
Appreciates
the
ever-increasing
patronage
it
has
enjoyed
in
1951
and
exiends
to
all
Friends
and
Customers
Don't
MissThese
MMM
Next
To
Royal
Hotel
as
American
Which
are
picked
up.
Evans
does
not
think
much
of
the
quality
of
the
food
they
get
at
the
front
in
Korea.
They
are
American
rations,
varied
but
not
of
very
high
quality.
Pay
is
in
American
scrip.
JAPANESE
ATTITUDE
Evans
was
long
enough
in
Japan
to
observe
the
attitude
of
the
people
there.
They
a.-e
courteous
and
apparently
anxious
to
please.
He
noticed
that
the
young
Japanese
are
all
anxious
to
fight.
"It
seems
to
be
In
their
blood.
The
height
of
their
ambition
seems
to
be
to
die
as
warriors.
In
fact,
one
senses
that
they
feel
we
are
doing
a
job
in
Korea
which
they
should
be
doing."
i
The
local
soldier
saw
few
P:'ir.:e
Rupert
people
in
Korea
but
did
run
across
Major
Roy
Durnford.
senior
Canadian
nadre,
Pte.
William
Kinley
of
Aiyansh
and
Cpl.
Kenneth
Johnston,
who
has
been
back'
in
Canada
for
some
time
after
suf-
i
lering
an
injury.
FOR
HIGH
CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1952
t
As
Always
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
Dibb
Printing
Co.
ROl'TE
24
Brian
Roberts,
Black
480
,
A,t
2nd
Ave.
West
71B-3rd
Ave.
and
Cth
vtnT,',;,
q;
1
We.st
Dally
News-Watts
and
Nicker.sou.s
ROTTE
25
Gary
Parkin,
fireen
W.0
Cth
Ave.
East
1141-1476.
ROl'TE
2(1
Frankie
Stewart.
Blue
7IG
c,
7th
Ave.
Fast
flfil-1088;
1103
Ridley
Home;
IWY-Ave.
928-1154.
ROl'TE
27
C
hristi.pler
Harvey,
Green
214
ow
circle.
6th
Etust,
McBritlc-Huys
Cove
Circle.
Hays
to
THESE
ARE
THE
DAILY
NEWS
LITTLE
MERCHANTS
THEIR
SUCCESS
DEPENDS
ON
YOU
For
New
Construction
and
Repair
Work
SEE
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
.
.
.
SAVOY
HOTEL
Prince
Rupert's
only
modern
rooms
with
bath
Fraser
Street
phone
37
Phnnr
90!)
215
1st
Ave.
W.
P.O.
Box
721