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PD
PL
am
or
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
March
1,
1951
As
I
See
It
indent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
j
.
SUBSCRIPTION
flATES:
ir
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
f
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
As.soclation
jnm
Managing
Editor.
H.
Q.
PKRRY,
Managing
Director
L
people)
will
come
to
a
head
in
anything
I
possess
that
the
Brit-Egypt.
But
my
Impression
ts
ish
will
not
leave
the
.Suez
ber
that
most
of
the
newspaper
'
fore
the
treaty
expires-
in
1956;
stories
about
an
imminent
up-'
and,
what's
more,
that
not
more
heaval
in
Egypt
are
plain
bunk,
than
a
tiny
minority
of
the
po
lr
Mfl.
FIT
wi-triv,
,duu,
in
munm,
iat;;
n?r
Year,
i!v
Mail.
Per
Month.
75c:
Per
Year.
S8.00
I
more
ptibli.'.hrd
every
afternoon
exeunt,
finnrhv
j.u
Ana
i
wouia
net
mat
about
ticians
expect
them
to
do
so.
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Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Visitors'
clay
at
Borden
School
during
education
week
will
be
Wednesday,
March
7,
ltas
announced
at
the
Parent-Teachers'
Council
meeting
Monday.
A
PTA
tea
will
be
convened
that
day
by
Mrs.
A.
S.
Nickerson.
A
Hot-Cross
bun
sale
will
be
held
the
Thursday
before
Easter.
PlJroit
MEN'S
WEAR
f
ace
and
Rupert
fe-iiiiin-iii'H"""
A
Back
to
School"
program
was
reported
by
King
Edward
school,
to
give
parents
an
insight
In
present
teaching
methods.
EGYIT
POSTSCRIPT
KARACHI,
Pakistan-Here
is
a
postscript
on
my
reports
from
Egypt.
Prime
Minister,
Liaqua
Ali
Khan,
has
Just
condemned,
in
strongest
terms,
the
U.S.-spon-sored
resolution
by
the
UN
which
branded
Communist
China
as
an
aggressor,
an'l
which
by-parsed
the
peace-loving
moves
by
the
-Arab
and
Asian
nations.
THIS
OBVIOUSLY
growing
Arab
restiveness
against
what
thy
regard
as
the
rather
crude
and
provocative
nature
of
U.S.
plicies
has,
by
reaction,
helped
the
British.
Privately,
key
Egyptians
will
.say
to
you:
"We
thought
the
British
were
terrible
till
the
Yanks
came
to
dominate
the
world
picture.
Now
we
realize
that
the
British,
knew
their
way
around
better.
They
were
less
like
a
bull
in
a
cbin'i
shop."
t
Whatever
may
be
the
truth
i;i
that,
British
policy
In
Egypt
in
1951
is
the
last
word
in
common
sense.
Outside
tli
canal
zone,
you
literally
never
see
a
Britin
uniform.
The
troops
are
extremely
well
behaved
and.
to
ni
appeared
really
well
liked
by
their
neighbors.
'
SOONER
OR
LATER
the
economic
situation
(rich
land,
poor
COMBINATIONS
Men's
1st
quality
combinations.
Usaally.
sell
for
$3.75.
Now,
suit
$2.50
DRESS
SHIRTS
White
dress
shirts.
Perfect
fit.
Usually
$4.50.
SPECIAL
$3.85
TRENCH
COATS
Fully
lined.
A
real
good
buy.
These
are
sold
at
$29
00.
Get
one
now
at
$21
50
BOYS'
WEAR
Pants,
Sweaters,
Windbreakers,
Stockings,
Underwear'.
Etc
WINDBREAKERS
All
wool
windbreakers,
fancy
Plaids'.
Real
Specials
$3.50
to
$4.25
BOYS'
PANTS
For
school
and
dress.
A
large
variety
rinai
pians
were
made
lor
a'
White
Elephant
sale
March
15.
i
Visitors'
day
will
be
March
8.
.
Conrad
school
reported
plans
for
a
White
Elephant
sale
on
April
14.
.
Council
accepted
nomination
lr0m
-
-
O
-Jt.
.k
Ml
1
forthwith.
But
tins
demand
has
long
been
a
Dlank
in
Uiu
Wafd
Party
platform,
it
was
more
or
less
routine
to
reinsert
it.
I
AM
NOT
SUGGESTING
tlyit
the
Egyptians
do
not
want
the
British
to
get
out
in
due
course.
Nationalism
hits
you
like
a
blast
of
hot
breath
in
all
this
part
of
the
world.
(Why
not?
Sauce
for
the
goose,
sauce
for
the
gander.)
Hence,
the
British
military
occupation,
even
of
one
corner
of
the
country,
is
a
standing
reminder
of
the
days
of
Egypt's
humiliating
subordination
to
European
powers.
There
is
no
suggestion
anywhere
that
the
treaty
with
Britain
be
extended
beyond
the
195
limit.
But
I
did
hear
and
not
from
British
Commonwealth
.sources
either)
the
suggestion
that
Wafd's
atrosg
line
was
takn
to
establish
a
ati'oiigtr
bargaining
position
in
regard
to
the
future
of
the
Sudan.
The
general
Egyptian
position
is
that
the
Sudan
is
an
integral
part
of
their
country.
The
British
hold
that
the
people
of
the
Sudan
should
be
allowed
to
decide
their
own
destiny
for
themselves.
THERE
IS
ANOTHER
important
factor
that
makes
the
British
position
in
Egypt
far
stronger
uhan
might
appear
on
the
surface.
Throughout
all
th
Arao
and
Asian
countries
there
is
a
profound
and
growing
mistrust
of
U.S.
war-and-peace
policies.
While
the
Moslems,
are,
by
ideology,
culture
and
all
habits
of
thought,
as
adamantly
opposed
to
Communism
as
are,
say,
Roman
Catholics
in
our
part
of
the
world,
it
is
obvious
that
they
and
their
leaders
tend
to
blam?
the
Americans
almost
as
much
as
the
Russians
for
the
drift
toward
world
war
three.
In
Pakistan,
for
.
instance,
the
t
hopond
WWil
Edward
P-TA,
as
Prince
Rupert's
j
delegate
to
B.C.
Parent-Teachers
convention
to
be
held
in
Vic-'
torla.
'
'
It
was
decided
that
upon
return
'
of
Miss
Patterson,
she
would
report
to
each
school
individually
j
so
as
to
benefit
more
people.
!
Because
there
are
only
three,!
Instead
of
four
active
P-TA
organizations,
schools
were
asked!
to
raise
expense
account,
nf
thn'
5THEU
well-known
Prince
Rupert
business
I
In-anching
out
to
the
thriving
town
of
Ter-I
miles
east,
which
is
enjoying
a
big
industrial
on
due
to
the
logging
activities
of
Columbia
ic
in
the
area,
added
to
the
already
flourishing
and
sawmilling
business
which
some
'i
changed
it
from
the
traiKjuil
agricultural
.unity
which
caused
it
to
be
popularly
known
I'Slrawberry
Town."
id,
added
to
this,
may
be
soon
the
huge
alum--oje.'t
at
Kitimat
which
it
is
conceded
would
the
construction
of
a
railway
and
highway
ferrace
through
a'
natural
valley
traversing
:!0-miIe
distance.
jiice
Rupert
and
Terrace
have
since
the
first
Jiise
community
of
interest.
This
became
even
I'lien
the
highway
was
built
a
few
years
ago.
o,
as
both
Terrace
and
Prince
Rupert
enjoy
'
jg
share
of
the
new
era
of
development
and
rity
which
is
coming
throughout
the
north
jlicularly
in
the
central
interior,
the
two
tiities
are
drawn
even,
closer
together
in
flip
and
business.
8t
is
as
it
should
be.
There
is
and
will
be
no
1
Instead
itls
a
common
and
mutual
advance-
Broadway
Cafe
The
debate
which
I
heard
in
the
Egyptian
parliament
on
the
last
day
of
my
visit
had
to
do
with
a
big
barter
deal
between
Egypt
and
Yugoslavia.
The
extemdy
clever
critic
of
the
government's
deal
was
Mohammed
Ahmed
Bereiry,
and
he
claimed
that
the
big
cotton
exporters
had
made
huge
fortunes
by
reason
oi
iiaving
inside
knowledge
of
the
impending
barter
conviaci.
DURING
MY
STAY
in
Egypt
I
tried
my
best
to
size
up
sentiment
regarding
tine
treaty
which
gives
Britain
the
right
to
maintain
troops
on
the
Suez
Canal
till
1956.
Here
is
my
guess,
for
what
it
is
worth:
The
present
Egyptian
government
is
really
not
much
concerned
about
the
fact
th'-it
British
troops
will
be
on
Egyptian
soil
for
another
five
years.
In
fact,
information
which
seemed
to
me
to
be
most
responsible,
suggested
that
the
Wafd
Partv
government
was
a
reaction.
True,
there
was
a
demand,
in
the
Soeech
from
the
Thron,
that
the
British
auit
Egy;it
1
Besl
Food
delegate
from
$25
to
enough
to
meet
expenses.
STEP
I!P
MEMBERSHIP
P-TA
memberships
this-
year
were
below
1950
level,
it
was
learned
from
a
letter
by
Mrs.
A.
J.
McLennan,
who
asked
that
Finest
Cooking
BABY'S
COLDS
Help
Nature
To
Fight
Them
Off
Medical
Sctenw
dnirn
there
I
any
mich
thing
an
a
cure
for
poMh
only
Nature
herwlf
ran
do
it.
So
when
baby's
BninVs,
or
Htuffy
brrathinu
warn
you
of
a
cold'g
prwnce
rtMHH'ratp
at
once
with
Nature.
St
that
baby
is
kept
warm,
nets
plenty
of
uleep
anl
lake
ext
rs
care
that
the
boweiM
are
thoroughly
ekared
of
harmful
wattles.
To
do
this
without
upsetting
baby't
1
whole
K.vKtem
and
further
weakening
it,
try
Baby's.
Own
TaMeta,
Mild,
yet
art
promptly
in
Kettinjt
rid
of
irritnt
in
mat,
rials
that,
nuke
baby
rentb-sa
and
feverish.
One
Nova
Scotia
Mother
nays:
"My
bb
of
'Jfi
months
raueht.
a
nanty
eold
so
I
tii,-ff
Baby's
Own
Tablets
and
ahe
threw
thin
rold
off
jui't.-er
than
ever
before.
I
certainty
am
fr
Hhy'n
Own
Tablets
from
now
on."
Kffertive
also
in
teething
troubles,
cintipatin
and
other
Him
pie
baby
ilia.
Get
a
package
today
at
drugstores.
2Vf
Hours:
7
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
-Phone
200
For
take
home
orders
-4
membership
drive
be
stepped
up.
Mrs.
Hardin
said
the
Drama
and
Festival
Club
was
satisfactorily
financed,
with
a
vote
of
thanks
to
city
businessmen.
Mrs.
Hardin
said
that
all
entries
for,!
the
forthcoming
Music
and
Drama
Festival
must
be
in
by
end
of
March.
Mrs.
R.
E.
Mortimer
was
chairman;
Mrs.
John
Denning,
acting
secretary.
Others
present
were
Mrs.
A.
J.
Dominate,
Mrs.
Bowman,
Mrs.
Liixi.scth,
Mrs.
Bjorn-win,
Mrs.
L.
M.
Oreene,
Mrs.
Gris-rel.
Mrs.
K.
Hanson,
Mrs.
Mark,
Mrs.
Tough.
Mr.
Blair,
Mr.
Wil
i
4,alion-A
Defence
nnoimccniciit
PI
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I
1
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t)
Education
Week
coming
up,
George
Drew
.
well
said
that
education
must
become
part
;
('.
l;i's
defences
if
she
is
to
come
out
on
top
itl,j
lurid-wide
struggle
for
survival.
uu
son
and
Mr.
Moore.
We
are
expecting
another
shipment
of
Austin
Sedans
and
Station
Wagons
soon.
A
few
are
still
unsold.
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t
YOUTH
HOSTELS
MONTREAL
(CP)
Charles
Harris,
executive
secretary
of
Canadian
Youth
Hostels
Association,
said
In
an
address
here
that
Canada
Is
the
only
country
In
the
International
Youth
Hostel
Federation
where
hostelling
is
still
organized
on
a
pure
Plllill!!1
inure
of
Canada
will
depend
on
the
kind
of
n
which
Canadian
children
receive
in
our
Juir
churches
and
our
schools."
f
Mr.
Drew:
"In
the
world-wide
struggle
in
c
now
are
engaged,
education
will
play
a
frail."
I
it
is
the
character
of
its
people,
he
adds,
f
determine..
the
destiny,
of
every
nation.
ation
will
help
shape
that
character.
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and
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of
powerful
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FISHERMEN
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ly
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sonant
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through
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now.
moral
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failed
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advantage.
history
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us.
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says
Mr.
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of
the
dL
...
.
.through
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"The
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the'
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e
Education
Week
will
emphasize
the
I
giving
to
young
Canadians
those
qualities
jiiml
heart
which
are
the
strongest
defence
lie
evil
forces
which
so
seriously
threaten
life
we
now
are
trying
to
preserve
at
great
Thi
famout
formula,
developed
by
the
University
of
Illinois
Foundation,
caused
enormous
interest
in
dental
circles
because
sf
its
promising
method
of
attacking
tooth
decay.
In
preliminary
tests
conducted
at
the
University,
cae
after
cate
of
reduction
in
the
incidence
of
tooth
decay
was
reported.
Now
the
manufacturers
of
Listerine
Antiseptic
make
this
tame
formula
readily
available
to
you
and
to
your
family.
Use
Listerine
Ammoniated
Tooth
Paste
regularly,
as
directed,
morning
and
night
and
right
after
eating.
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Pharmacal
Co.
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Ltd.,
Toronto.
ICE
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fjcllen
rduct
mouth
acidity.
Mouth
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decay.
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