Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
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October
13,
1951
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Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
!
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
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of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
.
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
it
A.
T.TJNTER,
Managing
Editor.
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O.
PERRY,
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Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
"News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Frlnee
"Rupert.
Conutut
nlin
rw
i
ei
it
j
ZJhe
i
Coastal
Freight
By
Hm.
H.
Godfrey
Bid,
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Church,
CeahCove
iDKt:
t.
Matthew
22:37
and
38.
"Jesus
said
unto
him,
Hhou
halt
l
ive
the
Lord
thyCiod
with
all
-thy
'huart,
and
-with
all
thy
-soul,
and
with
all
thy
mind.
This
.
thj
first
and
great
commandment."
The
Gruat
Commandment
demands
a
balanced
dedication
toGod
of
the
HEART,
SOUL
and
MIM).
Any
one
of
these
dedicated
to
God
without
the
full
support
of
the
other
two
is
useless.
'
ft
,
&s-
.
1Ulili
1fcA
Mm
THE
-joint
notice
by
the
major
coastal
shipping
companies
on
little
more
than
a
week's
notice
that;freight
rates
are
to
be
increased
by
ten
percent
betw-een
British
Columbia
points
will
result
in
renewal
of
the
demand
that
such
rates
should
be
made
subject
to
control
and
approval
such
as
govern
the
railway
freight
rates.
Boards
of
Trade
and
Chambers;
of
Commerce
along
the
coast,
aggravated
by
prevjdUs
hikes
of
this
kind,
have
been
pressing
along
this
!line
for
some
time
and
there
have
been
hints
frorri
-Ottawa
lately
that
there
may
be
forthcoming
some
form
of
consolidation
of
the
authority
over
transport
as
a
whole
which
might
well
lead
to
the
desiiied
result.
Meanwhile,
Prince
Rupert
and
other
coastal
points
will
have
to
suffer
further
with
higher
freights
addeHl
to
the
cost
of
bringing
goods
from
Van-
If
tust
the
heart
is
dedicated
to
God,
we
FEEL
that
we
are
at
G;:''s
serv'cr
without
theiielp
of
the
(litvlni;
Hpirit,
or
the
know-iec1;.:
of
how
to
carry
out
that
scrvre.
Thoi?
of
us
who
just
FEEL
like
Christians
aie
well-
meaning
but
of
not
much
use
to
G
xi,
H.'s
people,
or
our;elve.
An
c'l'rctlv.'
idiot;-ns:-.:p
with
Oori
teqiiitiM
t.io.c
than
iuit
TW
PEART.
i
li
just
the
sou1
is
dedicated
to
God
we
are
.;v
ng
'
to
'God
Just
t'iftt
which
is
His
from
the
be-
Sinning.
To
dedicate
our
souls
irjl
in
mr
i
RECOVERING
-31.
G.
T.
Perry,
publisher
of
-the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
is
doing
nicely
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
but
it
will
be
a
few
wseks
yet
before
he
will
be
around
again.
This
new
picture
was
taken
a
few
days
before
he
suffered
the
heart
attack
which
sent
him
to
hospital.
.
A
Warm
Welcome
Awaits
You
at
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
couver
unless
somethmir
,.',,
,
,
!
T
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J
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-
i
n
hi
inn
Corner
of
Young
and
5th
Ave.
Phone
Orcen
812
Bi
5M
geiutig
cue
goocis
nere
irom
some
otner
piace
or
oy
cheaper
means.
The
new
coastal
freight
traffic
for
Alcan
to
Kitimat
and
Kemano
Bay
was
mentioned
in'
yesterday's
dispatch
as
being
.affected
in
a
considerable
way
by
the
freight
rate
increase.
And
this
suggests
at
least
one
way
that
the
increase
might
be
to
some
extent
beaten
as
far
as
Kitimat
and
Kemano
are
concerned.
'Volume
goods
could
be
brought
by
rail
to
the
terminal
point
of
Prince
Rupert
at
rates
competitive'
with
Vancouver
and
could
'be
shipped
the
shorter
distance
from
Prince
Rupert
at
lower
tariffs
than
from
Vancouver
north.
Of
;course,
this
can
be
logically
expected
to
come
port
so'that
it
will
be
able
to
compete
with
Vancouver
on
the
various
phases
of
service
and
cost.
But
that
is
-something
that
could
be
logically
expected
to
come
soon
any
way
in
the
natural
course
of
events
resulting
from
the
new
expansion
and
activitv
of
thp
north'
ELECTION
FACTS
LONDON
Here
are
u
few
facts
about
the
i
British
election
v
h
i
c
h
j
might
come
in
handy
fur
!
those
who
wish
to
follow
j
it
closely.
There
are
&27
seats
and
candidates
have
,
been
nominated
to
date
as
follows:
1
Labor
and
Co-op
600
ILP
3
Conservative
563
Liberal
leic.)
193
Communists
10.
Nationalists
0
Independents
4
I
It
is
difficult
to
classify
all
the
Liberals
under
one
banner,
lor
only
156
are
running
"straight
"
There
are
some
called
"Conser-:
vahve
and
Liberal",
other.;
"National
Liberal",
still
'others
"Liberal
and
Conservative".
One
independent,
W.
J.
Brown.
the
radio
and
television
ner-
.sonaiity,
is
said
to
have
an
ex
!cellent
chance
to
beat
Dr.
Edith
Summerskill,
the
Labor
woman
minister
who
is
running
in
East
'Fulham,
in
London.
Brown
has
Tnrv
simimi-t
Kut
y;Qvt
if
lu,-iH
f
he
"will
not
follow
the
Tory
whip."
The
British
are
slow
starting
their
elections,
judaed
bv
our
Canadian
s
tandards
but,
brother,
do
they
travel
when
they
get
going
!
.
Mr.
Attlee
.s
due
to
make
55
speeches
in
eight
days.
On
one
day
he
is
due
to
make
no
less
than
nine.
Mam
(if
thpP
tiril!
Hp
nnlrlnni-c
Mrs.
Attlee
will
drive
the
PM
in
the
old
family
car.
I
NEVER
knew
until
I
really
got
around
this
country
just
how
,
much
free
speech
there
really
is.
!I
used
to
have
the
idea
thu:
IHyde
Park
was
kept
as
a
sort
I
of
show
place,
where
people
couio
let
off
steam
where
it
!
would
do
no
harm.
'
T
mint
rvi.
th.t
mii
All
over
the
Midlands
I
saw
evi-
of
the
lively
so
ot
free
speech.
Two
puiulays
a-o
i
i1
stopped
outside
the
Corn
'Ex
-
!
change
in
Leicester
There
were
I
about
a
dozen
men
all
harangu-
I
ing
different
little
crowds,
in
the
ciimlit,
then-emntv
market
stalls"
1
'Moreover,
they
were
good
speech
-
;es,
too-aii
with
uunch
a-Id
hii-
!nr.
;
THE
MOST
-
amusinp
....
n.irt
f
th.
J
campaign
so
far
was
outside.
Mr.
Churchill's
big
meeting
at
Liverpool.
Vast
crowds
lined
the
streets.
A
ymall
L-vi,-,'
f...,
on
ih,
p,tl-.
K.;,io
r,.i.,:i
of
the
crowd,
trying
to
orRan-
i
be
interruption.
Butcross
from
!
them
was
a
a
jolly,
ioily,
enormous
-
1
bosomed,
black-haired
Lanca-
1
shire
woman,
a
volunteer
cheer
leader.
Her
ow
tevtaga
i
lot
of-fun,
ouusinjtin.
and
out
-
!
Shouting
the
Communists.
I
got
the
distinct
impression
that
even
the
Communists
were
having
a
hard
job
not
to
cheer
for
the
old
wartime
leader.
It
is
a
fact
that
even
those
mo.it
opposed
to
Mr.
Churchill's
policies
admire
and,
indeed,
love
the
old
ooy
as
a
personality.
One
great
feature
about
the
1
British
is
that
they
are
so
good-
humored
-and,
above
all
so
f
air.
I
I
think
any
really
dirty'
trick
-
1
detected
by
the
people
would
i
lose
the
election
for
whoever
j
tried
it.
acrts
I
AM
SAFELY
s
the
At-
lantic.
I
won't
be
hit
bv
any
LIFE
INSURANCE
IS
VITAL
TO
FAMILY
PROTECTION
J
'.
r
j
Rates
j
l
j
!
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can
be
done
in
the
wav
of
,
,
,
!
i
1
!
j
:
I
j
I
!
u,;
ytvn
ucnig
umhi
wore
aim
,
I
together
together
in
in
annual
annual
con-
con
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the
the
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it,
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Presbyterian
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extend
a
cordial
in
to
visitors
to
worship
l
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Ave
tar!
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Ttev.
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a.
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Organist:
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Currit.
SUNDAY,
OCT.
H
Murnlnt!
Wurahip-u
Sunday
6chool
1215
Ev,ming
Service
ol
p.
7:30.
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the
Sabbs:;
'to
cp
it
Hoiy"
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SERVICES:
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11:00
Morning
Worship
12:16
Sumiy
gc.icol
i
Bible
Class
7:30
Evangelistic
Sen.
MONDAS
8:00:
Mrs
I!
WKiilop.
Pnsio;nt
o
WMS.
df
B'C.
WED
ami
TIIURS.-4
J.
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Missionary
Kenya.
EVERYONE
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UNITED
CHUf
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Sixth
Awnw
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'
Prince
Rupert.
K
Rev.
Lawrence
G
Siei
11:00
a.m.
Murnint
fi
Sermon:
"In
the
B.
Odd,"
Ch.lriren's
Story:
Bft
Foundations,''
Anthem:
"Let
EverjH'
joiee
and
Slug
-Mi
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Wor-Sermon:
"Ootl
and
th
(
Anthem:
"He
Wuteret:
Hills.'
8p..:ney
COME
AND
Sunday
Schools:
First
United
all
a:
L
Conrad
Hall
all
at
1
1
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
415
5th
Ave.
E.
SERVICES
Sl'NDU
Mnrntnv
Sunday
School
12
!
WEDNKSU'
Prayer
Meeting
FKIIiAT
Toung
People's
8
ft
Pastor
C.
W.
W
Phone
Black
393
"Seek
ye
the
Lord
ftW-may
be
found."
Evening
1)18
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TO
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i,
in
nil
Mm"'
u,..l
?swi..i-
tia:W
rtif-lil
w
lim"',.
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4th
.
"
"'.S
.Holv
CommunW"
Sunday
CHnon.Ba.1.8,
Kilt
ST
B.VKT1
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m-i
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WW"1
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sol.'
a
Sumliiy
;B;,
...
sl
i
mi
"n.
"I'm.0
Bundny
W
I"
rti
Kl'i'l
,1
"
.
VHEN
rr-r-XT
such
i
organizations
as
service
-ii
clubs
and
i
ray
...
:
Reflects
and
Reminisces
.
Cinon
Holmes
of
Niagara
Falls
is
rector
of
Christ
Church
Cu-
thedral
where
Elizabeth
and
rump
vs
in
.
woi
snip
-tomorrow.
'
Th
cathedral
seats
300
and
there
arf.
1,300
families
on
the
church
!
roIls-
Dare
anyone
say
they
1
1
a11
be
tht!re?
So
Canon
.
Ho,mes
has
a
problem.
:
'
AFTER
MAW
DAYS
A
Jew
clays
following
the
ait-
ting
01
a
special
session
of
path-
"'"eni
m
uriawa,
a
aeKpatcn
from
that
city
says
the
shipping
cf
wheat
thsough
Prince
Rupert
iS,,alJ1?l't
to
,be"m'
ImPrtant
as
LOTS!
1
;
Until
a
couple
of
years
aj;o,
tnis
was
always
the
season
when
fhe
cltteing
f
t;?e
deeP
sea
fish-
inS
season,
an'd
its
return
in
'1932
fned
a
major
disruseion.
Bllt
from
now
on
it's
different.
Today
the
apprwrh
of
prin
u,lues
an
ever
aenmg
cnoi.-e
r
occupation,
it
not
in
Prince
Rupert
then
near
here.
There's
plenty
to
think
about,
outside
of
halibut
and
salmon.
inougut
control'
seems
a
Ph'w'
e
fir
ZVe,
f
IT?"1?,
I
l.'
'
...
.
.
T
H
there
is
little
to
tell.
It
simply
unfavorable
P!"l?V,
.n,otn
rU
U:!
relations
Detween
a
rovernmeit
(federal
o.
sUtei
and
the.
business
1:1
ubu.ibing.
THE
1
T.tMANKNT
PICEVK
''Frequent.',
says
the
'Oregon
Statesman
oomii.-jntiug
cn
the
foregoing,
"'it
in
not
the
top
men
who
withold
news,
but
the
minor
characters
who
jealously
.guard
their
uflices-
TlK':'.e.-lnUvionah,
knowing
the
information
thoy
have
Ui
public
prtywy,
wn.
answer
a
dire.',
question,
but
will
never
volunteer
news
or
fill
in
with
pertinent
details.
That-
Why
the
publ,c
getS
inmP'
slories
and
why
rePrt
arc
W
.fraternal
fraternal
nrrlers
orders
get
Pet.
-5rA
to
God
without
the
help
of
the
hort
and
-mind
-is
like
returning
a
loan
just
exactly
us
we
received
it.,
Vtth'n
any
lntw't
or
word
hi
appreciation
heartfelt
or
real!?ed.
Such
a
loan
does
not
b
neflt.
He
who
lends
or
he
who
ibonowK.
The
soul
must
be
dedi-
ealerl
tto
Ood
with
the
fullest
h-aitfc'.t
rctlization
of
-what
-we
j
hr.vv
iirv,
rc-civi-d
'irom
God.
f
J"''1
'he
mind
is
dedicated
to
G
u'.
our
re'if-'ion
is
cold
and
life
es.
Without
the
FEKLING
of
the
heart,
and
.the
LIVING
rart
or:
'R?v.
'F.
lArrtrobus
't
XUAy,
OCT.1-1.1
a
m.:
"The
iievntimi
of
Mary
of
Bethany"
12:15
p
,11.-
Sunday
School
7:33
p.m.
"Freaohing
the
Hiespel"
Special
Music
by
the
Choir
MONDAYS:
7
p.m.
Chlldreti's
Church
I
p.m.
Young
People
E
TIESOAYS:
8
p.m-Praj.-r
Meeting
TOYS
Mkmar
WMK
Manager
Manaaer
Repre:entat!v?s
-
R
chard
fiejihton,
District
.gent.
475
Howv
St..
Vancouver.
B.C.
E
E.
Mortimer,
Represontative.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Will
Robinson
(E.
T.
Kennty
Ltd.)
Hepresentative.
Terraoe,
B.C.
H.
C.
Webb'-T.
C.L.U.,
Branch
Manager,
475
Howe
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
finals
who
arbitrarily
.decide
for
!
themselves
what
the
public
lOunht
to'know.and
nut
know."
!
Again,
as
the
"shadow
of
winter
looms,
comes
the
thought:
Just
what
would
Prince
Rupert
do
i
without
the
Civic
Centre?
Or
!
the
movies?
And
for
that
matter.
jvveu
laws
me
jegion
ana
aun
t
;
you
forget
It.
!
.
For
some
reason
or
other
Ihe
press
could
not
have
been
'well
represented
at
the
Governor.
-Generar.i
dinner
to
the
Roval
party
Wednesday.
Invitations
were
returned
because
only
three
came
tor
fifty
reporters.
It
looks
ne
friction
somewhere.
And
i'd,
relations
between
the
vlce-
roy
and
the
newspapers
always
seemed
to
nourish,
!
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Chop
Suey
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Mem
Open
6
p.ra.
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3:30
a.m.
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CAFE
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Orders
Phone
133
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Chilcotin
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
ALICE
ARM,
STEW
ART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Coquitlam,
11
p.m.
I'OH
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
October
12
and
26
ss.
Chilcotin
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin,
Octtiber
5
and
19
9
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
sPhone
568
DOWN
PAYMENT
.Jr..
vention,
it
does
not
possibly
make
so
much
difference
if
they
do
let
down
their
hair
and
have
fun
for,
afte'r
all,
their
business
is
not
so
vital
and
the
good
time
fingle
is
emphasized
anyway.
But
when
the
doings
of
such
an
important
body
as
the
Union
of
British
'Columbia
Municipalities
get
to
such
a
state
that
resolutions
are
passed
condemning
the
behaviour
of
certain
delegates
and
suggesting
that
jcity
councils
be
more
careful
in
future
about
the
kind
of
delegates
they
send,
it
is
rather
a
serious
.situation.
It
is
too
bad
that
some
of
the
people
who
go
to
the
tl.B.
CM,
convention
should
have
so
little
responsibility
over
their
personal
behaviour
as
to
give
rise
tjo
such
criticism.
It
is
certainly
bad
publicity
for
the
Union
itself.
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.
If
-
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(-i
at
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4-
'
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I?
We
carry
the
most
complete
selection
of
Toys
in
town
i
'Scripture
f-aiiage
for
ail
ay
"He
is
our
peace,
who
hath
made
both
one."
Eph.
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rrmf
brickbats
resulting
from
the
.
always
up
in
arms
against
'
following
opinion:
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&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
!
GAS
AND
rLECTIUC
RANGES
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
'
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cy
Mt
ni
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LOOK-
Hi
ii
That
is,
the
British
voters
in
t
the
whole
are
about
20
years
ahead
of
ourselves
in
Canada.
I
figure
that
our
people
are
I
about
10
or
15
years
ahead
of
I
those
in
the
U.S.
Elections
don't
need
to
take
so
long
here,
because
the
nation
as
a
whole
is
extremely
well-informed
on
public
matters.
That
goes
for
all
parties.
FATAL
RIDE
MANCHESTER,
England
B
Maureen
Hall,
12,
rode
merrily
for
half
an
hour
on
a
swinging
boat
device
at
a
fair
grounds.
Afterwards
she
felt
sick,
collup-sed
and
died.
A
coroner's
jury
decided
that
her
neck
had
t'en
dislocated,
causing
death.
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OVER
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