about
put,!!,
tMttaJ
As
I
See
It
LETTERBOX
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
meetings
elsewhere
so
that
we
irn
pray
first
i)f
all
for
the
Holy
Spirit
u
use
the
Word
lo
irpeak
to
us
concerning
our
personal
sins
and
need,
then
secondly,
ta-ry
for
revival
to
come.
Having
ciealt
with
the
fact
of
united
prayer,
we
can
now
talk
TIME
FOR
REVIVAL
Editor,
Daily
News:
One
of
the
greatest
hindrances
In
the
way
of
a
large
spiritual
awakening
in
Prince
Rupert
are
the
grievances
and
hatred,
one
toward
another.
People
are
nor.
willing
to
forget
One
church
street
meeti,lK,
4
Army.
Others
ire
bone
to
stand
Street
meeting
ntlnued
on
pai.
Thursday,
May
31.
1951
Issue
Is
Party
Politics
vs
Independence
Soys
Bennett
ft,
On
ore
h
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupsrt.
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Pree
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canatuan
Da:ly
Newspaper
Association
O
A.
HUNTm,
Managing
Editor.
H.
U.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
EUB3CRIPTION
RATE&:
Editor,
Daily
News:
ed
to
over
one
and
a
half
million
J"ri
mm
suiia
which
nave
I
have
noticed
with
interest
dollars
for
the
r.ine
month
per-
uf
d"'
'
'
"
,
statements
appearing
in
the
iod
ended
March
31,
1950.
This
is
Zg
Ji
&
Xlh
press
concerning
addresses
given
an
enormous
overhead
cost
when
cilKn
;
y
doctnnal
oy
representatives
of
the
John-
one
realizes
that
th
Hospital
w
b
h,
b
son-Anscomb-Wlsmer
Govern-
Service
does
not
operate
the
ho-
,
b
superior,
cer-
ment
on
their
political
tour
pitaU
but
only
collects
the
pre-
tain
personalities
and
their
pec-
'
throughout
the
province.
I
find
miumt
and
pays
the
money
over
uiiartu?.
uiiu
other
ideas
alona
This
superb
tea
guaranteesi
ly
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Fer
Month,
75c-
Pt-r
Year.
the
flavour
of
every
cup
fc
$8
00;
By
MaU,
Per
JV.iC-.th,
7;
Per
Year,
$8
00
ii
lit
tu
I
3IMIIXG
IX
PARIS
PARIS,
FRANCE.
Germany
we
had
a
-In
been
given
m
to
wiiy
the
Increfts-1
if
th
Jnhnsnn.ATift-nmh.wis.
i
!
'
..u,,.,
a
sud-
'
"
j.
rvjiuw
vi
uubifris
which
uuve
i
j
I.
(i
i
(
ed
Hospital
Insurance
premiums
mer
government
had
upplled
the
,xisted
between
various
fat-i
and
co-Insurance
or
whv
other
t.
ii0..
u,ik
..
.
-
Umi
"s'0'"11
uons
ior
over
a
new
ana
i
,,.
.,
TJ.i;-.
year
,1
i
tA
den
urge
to
go
.v.
to
1
arin.
policies
such
as
the
five
yvar
i
proper
financial
report,
and
if
vas
a
party
m
them
for
a
while.
Our
hoped-for
trip
to-
e
"
"Le,l;!e
vy"ic
m
the
additional
money
was
genu-
Personally,
I
am
fed
up
with
It.
f
.,;
vance
were
put
into
effect.
Inelv
rmulred.
then
monrv
n-as
Wlwtlwr
frirnHt
mrroi.
,r
nt
t
.
.
'
-
-
-
.
.
.
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-
-
.
cllivi
:
c
,-nm
1
hie
nnlit.ii'nl
tniii
t
must
vnitiahl
f'rnm
rovmitf
wuroH
im
fclhiwi
r,tirit
imi
Hrm
lh;i
Denmark,
Norway
s
"out"
for
this
Sweden
MEN'S
WEAR
now
be
clear
to
all
that
no
Coali-:
from
the
Social
Assistance
Tax,
quarrels,
follow
God's
Word
and
tion
f
xists
in
the
province
but
commonly
known
as
the
three
seek
forgiveness
In
these
mat-really
thvre
has
been
no
genu-
ptr
cent
Bale
Tax.
only
ters.
ine
Coalition
in
Victoria
since
twalve
million
dollars
was
orlg-
Having
done
this
we
are
now
the
present
Johnson-Anscomb-
inally
expected
from
thto
tax
ready
for
uie
next
point,
namely
Wismer
Governmert
was
formed,
and.
In
the
last
fiscal
year
this
united
prayer
for
revival.
Prayer
This
new
government
has
com-
one
tax
alotu
collected
approxi-
has
done
more
things
than
this
plttely
strayed
from
the
original
mately
twenty-seven
million
dol-
world
ever
dreamed
of.
A.s
policies
laid
down
by
thj-former
lars.
To
prove
that
the
money
Christians
we
are
all
awa
t
ol
Premier
John
Hart
and
the
late
was
In
the
treasury
and
avail-
Uie
various
theological
dill'er-
Mi.
MaiUand.
Immediately
this
able
for
additional
expenses
ences
which
divide
us
but
it
Is
new
Johnson-Anscomb-Wismer
without
loading
It
on
many
of.'it
unscriptural
or
God
dU-
year.
True,
we
could
have
skiminod
through
Denmark
en
route
to
England.
But
we
decided
that
it
was
better
to
postpone
the
visit
altogether
until
we
do
the
Scandinavian
job
up
right.
So
here
we
are
in
Paris
in
spring.
DKI
SS
SOX
A
large
selection
from
which
to
chow
'
From
..:
f
WORK
SOX
A
big
variety
of
good
quality
work
sox.
From
:
FISIIKR1MKN-S
Pl'l.l.OVi:R
SWKATKK8
Warm
Nuvys,(j
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.
h,m.nn
n
1
1
i
ttegurar
,
ro
4
Kuci.l.
DRESS
SHIRTS
AND
SPOUT
SIIIttTS
Fine
quality
Pr-l'fccl
fit
Now
$1.95
J
Pl'RE
WOOL
Sl'ITS
-The
latest
double-breasted
it
fine
wtMil
suits
COMFORTERS
I
Double
bed
size
comforters
Sow
tm
'
WE
TOOK
A
TIP
FROM
WISE
'
goveriiineni
was
lurniea
a
mice
me
people
ot
live
provu.c
wno
"ig
w
y'
lutui
tnuiv-ji
i
travellers
and
pa-ssed
up
the
big
Per
cent
sa!es
tax
was
imPsed
could
ill
afford
to
pay,
tile
in-
Lmite
Wlth
all
the
blood
washed
tourist
hotels
Instead
we
are
;
on
u-'
People
of
the
province
creased
rates,
I
would
refer
you
salnts
ln
town
for
a
on
a
wee,?
in
a
typical
French
family
hotel
I
and
that-
alonB
with
othet
laxes,
to
the
Comptroller
General's
re-
P'W
meeting
for
revival.
(The
Belfast,
Avenue
Garnot,
a
makes
British
Columbia
the
port
covering
the
nine
month
Gospel
churJhes
in
Prince
Ru-.stone's
throw
from
the
Arc
de
I
highest
taxed
province
in
tlie
period
of
revenue
and
expendl-
Pe"t
are
so
jealous
of
one
an-Triomphe)
whele
Dominion
of
Canadp.
tures
ended
December
31,
1950.
other
t:.at
i.aey
carry
on
like
j
i
Dunng
the
last
session
of
tne
This
shows
that
the
revenue
co!-
ccmpetitive
grocery
stores.
When
I
THE
MANAGER
OF
THIS
1
Legislature
the
present
govern-
lected
in
this
nine
month
period
one's
denomination
is
so
Im-little
hotel
Is
a
genteel
middle-
m.-nt
forced
through
amend-
was
approximately
nine
million
'
"mX
f
op'
aged
lady,
who
looks
frail,
but
ments
to
the
"Hospital
Insurance
dollars
more
than
expenditures,
,"ffJ;f.
1
''il"
"zJtJt
,1,.',
is
right
on
the
job.
She
watches
!
Act."
enormously
Increasing
the
and
no
doubt
the
twelve
month
e
:,
t
,u
J.
Uniled
States
and
Britain
TWISTING
Urn
lion's
tail
is
old
stuff
in
the
United
I
States
and
making
the
eagle
scream
is
not
a
particularly
new
diversion
in
Ilritain,
both
having
been
heretofore
taken
pretty
well
in
stride
as
more
or
less
pood-natui-ed
banter.
Today,
however,
things
may
be
going
a
little
too
far
for
they
seem
io
be
causing
an
actual
deterioration
in
traditional
friendly
relations.
On
both
sides
of
the
Atlantic
nasty
things
are
being
said
which
bode
none
too
well
for
the
future
and
are
actually
constituting
a
game
in
which
Stalin
may
be
the
real
beneficiary.
It
was
not
so
long
ago
that
British
Defence
Minister
Shinwell
made
a
public
speech
in
which
ho
denied
that
Britain
was
the
tail
to
an
American
armaments
kite.
Tin's
was
evidently
for
the
benefit
of
the
elements
in
the
British
Labor
party
which
hates
the
capitalistic
United
States
but
was
glad
of
such
handouts
as
Marshall
aid
and
Lease-Lend.
Then
there
are
cartoons
in
United
States
newspapers
showing
President
Truman,
in
a
little
boy's
costume,
whimpering
over,
the
great
'parade
for
General
MacArthtir,
being
consoled
by
Mother
Britannia
out
of
whose
purse
peeps
a
tiny
Dean
Acheson..
And
again
Stalin.
is
shown
holding
Attlea
as
a
Charlie
McCarthy
on
his
knee
while
Attlee
holds
a
dummy
Acheson
on
his
knee.
The
cross-fire
of
the
Atlantic
might
cause
serious
reflection
among
Canadians.
It
is
time
for
clear
thinking
and
restraint
in
this
country.
Canada
still
can
be
a
bridge
of
better
understanding
between
the
'.wo
great
nations.
hop
and
i
ave
at
uvcr
1.11C
IIUIC1
mutll
s
vu.iif-
lores
aim
auuinj
inrajr
tu-ui-
c
-
hr-nrtt
ind
mi
t'n
ii-
IM'U
-i.i.
'
LS
'Ula
1
11
l-Ulej-JHV
notnl
nrm,l
,thor
h..A
iiriin.o
Thoco
i,l..nr.u
mro
One
Of
the
IflrCPSt
rash
fill
nll'S"
S
.
.
PlU
-U
-nv,
v
.
v
u.v..
-.w..vo
-
1
cnurcii
aside
watches
over
her
n
jwly-hatehed
put
into
effect
without
giving
H
has
ever
received.
,
chicks.
the
members
of
the
legislature
a
I
further
note
that
uw
govern-
1
e
0
Ilc'n
rcn'iValrtFr.aJiJ
i
Her
assistant
is
Madame
Nam-
copy
of
the
financial
statement
ment
members
on
tneir
political
h."n
q
T,'
,,a",,.!u
11
uci
A
wu
auuilli,
U
1
U
III
u
i;
.
,
o...
v....
wui
oic
oajviig
umv
ttll
au-
I
Virvea
w?i
r
0.,U.l
V,,.l
F
ditional
money
was
taken
from
n.,tnin,,
NOW
IS
Th!
TIME
TO
1
ju:
envy
anu
hateu
consolidated
revenue
account
toward
another
inst
'srt
younger,
full
of
vitality
and
ior
tneir
yearly
period
ended
vivacity.
December
31,
1950.
The
who!.'
!
Beside
them
sits
the
Hall
Por-
hospital
service
badly
needs
a
ter
who
says
little,
but
who
se's
complete
reorganization
and
all,
knows
all.
He
can
tell
you
audit
as
the
overhead
operat.'ng
just
about
everything
you
want
expenses
of
tlw
scheme
amount-to
know
about
Paris
and
if
you
RE-RO0
to
pay
the
hospital
costs,
then
lcst.
love
01lp
to
ls
u
money
would
be
short
for
roads,
.10t
possible
for
folks
ti
pet
tJ-education
and
social
services,
j
eihcr
i.i
a
central
I
ication,
or."?
iConUnued
on
page
6)
I't
w:rk
v
'.it
e
there
e.-p
no
:
t
fit
want
it,
he
can
probably
get
it.
We
will
dothejof
Asphalt
or
Cc(
Shingles
for
estimates!
(
phone
9
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
ro.N
OF
COURSE,
THE
DINING
room
is
the
centre
of
attraction
In,
this
place.
Here
they
serve
meals
which
truly
are
a
light.
Foolishly,
we
missed
one
i
meal
in
our
own
little
hotel.
iThat
is,
we
stayed
downtown
at
;
one
of
the
big
hotels
where
they
'serve
several
hundred
people
at,
la
sitting.
Don't
say
you
didn't
know
JUST
STARTING
.
.
.
THE
VANCOUVER
DRILY
PROVINCE
New
Exciting
Contest
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Bagpipes
Never
again
not
if
we
can
Space
is
Limited
in
the
Special
Edition
of
the
Daily
Trine1
Rupert
business
people
desirous
of
being
repjf
era
,
Jn
a
(pedal
industrial
supplement
whk-h
ii
published
in
connection
with
the
opening
of
the
t'i
Cellulose
plant
are
urged
to
have
their
copy
"
without
further
delay,
The
special
sections
are
now
being
closed
i
i
res
rvations
siiould
be
made
at
once.
The
lfsue
will
contain
new
pictures
and
aitlrleslf
programs
cf
Ky
and
district,
with
rpcclal
rcfeirnf
I
Columbia
Cellulose.
I
There
will
be
special
nation-wide
circulution.
j
'help
it!
;
There
is
only
one
waiter
in
our
hotel,
but
he
is
alway.;
faultlessly
dressed.
He
is
thirty-ish
and
rather
like
Charier
Boyer
for.
build;
but,
thank
the
Lord,
doesn't
moan
that
way.
j
He
has
two
good-looKin?
young
lady
assistants
one
'blond,
tall,
cheerful;
one
dark,
smaller
and
chic,
i
They
all
have
a
professional
pride
in
their
job.
.
j
You
should
see
the
blonde's
face
light
up
when
we
order
crepe
suzettes
for
dessert.
Not
that
she
is
allowed
to
of-;
ficiate
at
the
table-side
fire
rites
'which
they
perform
here
not
'only
over
the
high-class
pan
Cull
at
Dally
News
or
Phone
748
for
apxiltiii
BAGPIPES
Scottish?
Hoot,
mon,
they're
from
Pakistan.-
Or
so
says
an
exhibitor
at
Canada's
International
Trade
Fair.
Next
they'll
he
telling
us
rhamrocks
are
from
Hindustani.
While
visitors
of
Scottish
ancestry
at
the
fair
raise
a
querulous
eyebrow,
S.
A.
Hussaini,
of
the
Pakistan
high
commissioner's
office
in
Ottawa,
explains
that
not
only
did
the'
bagpipes
originate
in
Pakistan,
but
his
country
has
captured
the
United
Kingdom
market
and,
furthermore,
they've
sold
some
musical
instruments,
if
the
word
can
be
used
so
loosely,
to
the
Canadian
armed
forces.
The
Scots,
says
Mr.
Hussaini,
got
the
pipes
from
the
Irish.
And
the
Iri?h
got
them
from
the
Spaniards,
who
got
them
from
the
Moors,
who
knocked
around
Barcelona
for
years.
Now,
the
forerunner
of
the
pipes
came
to
North
Africa
from
Greece
at
the
time
Alexander
was
cracking
skulls
in
the
Mediterranean
area.
And
didn't
the
Asians
at
one
time
overrun
Greece
and
other
countries
thereabouts?
It's
as
logical
as
that.
Or
so
says
the
man
from
Pakistan.
lewi
cakes,
but
over
the
steaks,
too.
The
High
Priest,
pardon
me,
I
mean
Head
Waiter,
does
that.
Every
time
we
eat
a
meal
there
I
ask
myself
how
do
the
French
manage
to
keep
such
high-class
people
cooking
and
NEW
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
waiting
on
table?
BUT
WHAT
OF
THE
GEN-eral
picture
of
France
in
1951?
It
is
less
tired,
less
cynical,
vis
I;
4
i:
W.
i
i'
'
v.
!'
I-
(
.
'
i
WASHERS
Model
M59
$181
i
Model
MS9-P
(With
Pump)
$193
1
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT
ibly
more
prosperous
than
it
was
when,
we
were
here
twj
years
ago.
The
amount
of
purchasing
done
by
the
middle
classes
amazes
me.
The
fine
arts
flourish
here
as
they
flourish
no-I
where
else
In
the
parts
of
Europe
we
have
visited.
The
theatres
are
packed
out
not
by
foreigners,
either,
i
Yet
if
I
think
back
to
the
Scripture
jfaSiaje
jur
Jtulaij
"Neither
doth
Clod
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