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5,
1951
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of
the
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R
Health
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I
See
II
fin
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dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlnct
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
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of
Canadian
Press
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Bureau
of
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Editor.
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G.
PERRY,
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im
iml
various
aspects
of
civil
Editor,
Daily
News
ft.ay
I
be
permitted
to
ask
you
'
to
re-read
one
of
your
editorials
'as
appeared
in
your
January
2
I
edition.
1
wSi
)
with
a
view
to
being
in
rea(!
should
an
emergency
arise
cently
a
meeting
or
th
Rplieve
me.
it
isn't
worf!i
iy
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
was
held
when
a
paper
or,
the
proverbial
five
tents
worth.
$8.00
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
50c;
Per
Year,
$5.00.
I
would
further
suggest
a
more;
fire
fighting
and
prevcntlor.
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
read,
followed
by
a
ruium
would
be
"Janua-y
apt
title
Prince
Rupert
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News
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3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
Hangover.
discussion
and
an
ecluea
film,
"Are
You
Safe
at
h
M.
T.
BOWDEN.
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
QUIZ
FOR
1931
HERE
ARE
the
answers
given
by
a
typical
group
of
Canadians
at
a
New
Year's
Eve
party.
Will
there
be
a
world
xar
in
FUR
TRADtH3
The
Hudson
Bay
country,
dis
TOUGH
CLIMB
The
Jungfrau,
famous
A
peak,
was
first
scaled
l
but
the
ascent
or
the
north
was
not
conquered
until
u
"A
Pinch
of
Bauxite"
AN
INTERESTING
message
suggesting
the
unique
part
that
aluminum-making
plays
in
Canadian
living
appears
in
a
recent
issue
of
"Alean
covered
in
1610,
attracted
little
attention
until
British
fur
traders
became
active
in
1663.
1951,
involving
U.S.A.
and
Rus
sia?
No
96
'twill
U.S.
armies
completely
abandon
Korea
in
1951,
eilhe:
under
compulsion
or
otherwise?
"By
Ed.
McKibbin
in
the
Winnipeg
Tribune.
"WE'VE
GOT
TO
FACE
IT
1
-
-
Ray
Reflects
Discussion
Of
Universe
planets
with
the
exception
of
Mars.
The
latter
was
the
only
planet
where
any
evidence
ol
iife
could
be
supported.
Mr.
Bulger
told
of
thfr
composition
of
the
universe,
how
each
star
represented
a
sun
and
how
the
sun
was
near
the
centre
of
the
universe.
He
mentioned
th"
Work
Clolhes
Denims
Shirts
Gloves
and
Reminisces
ilx:7F5
Special
;
J
Men's
LJf
wear
Yes
80
Will
Chiang
Kai-shek
still
control
Formosa
by
end
of
1951?
No
58
Will
Hong
Kong
still
be
held
by
Britain
bv
end
of
1951?
Yes
82
Will
western
Germany
be
rearmed
in
1951.
with
completely
German
units
under
German
officers?
Yes
6G
Will
Tito
still
head
the
government
of
Yugoslavia
by
end
of
1951?
Yes
92
Ingot,"
official
publication
of
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada.
In
view
of
impending
developments
ir
Prince
Rupert
area,
the
message,
headed
"Add
a
Pinch
of
Bauxite,"
is
of
local
significance.
What
is
going
on
at
Arvida
and
Port
Alfred
in
Quebec
may
be
more
than
duplicated
in
the
Kitimaat
area
close
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
message
says
of
aluminum
making:
"It
is
a
recipe
for
a
Digger,
richer,
more
comfortable
Canada.
"The
'pinch'
is
scores
of
shiploads
of
the
red
earth
bauxite
from
British
Guiana.
A
three-thousand-mile
ocean
journey
ends
at
Pon
Alfred
on
the
Saguenay
River.
Then
the
bauxite
goes
by
rail
to
the
electrical
'kitchen'
at
Arvida
a
few
miles
away.
There
aluminum
is
refined
from
the
bauxite
by
using
electricity
provided
by
harnessing
the
same
Saguenay.
"The
Saguenay
provides
two
essentials
for
making
aluminum
deen
water
for
cargo
ships
and
cataracts
for
John
Bulger
Talks
on
Astron
One
of
the
largest,
newest
and
finest
warehouses
in
Canada,
if
not
in
America,
built
at
Prince
Rupert,
is
being
torn
down.
This
is
being
done
at
the
same
time
a
huge
industry,
the
splendid
plant
of
the
Cellulose
Corporation
at
Port
Edward,
Is
within
a
few
months
of
opening
for
business.
Costing
27
million
dollars,
it
took
three
years
to
buiW.
Will
Stalin
still
head
the
gov
ernment
of
Russia
by
end
of
1951?
Plaid
APool
Windbreakers
omical
Possibilities
Before
Kotary
Club
Rotarians,
If
they
hud
any
delusions
of
grandeur
before
attending
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
yesterday,
had
none
when
they
left.
The
after-luncheo.i
talk
of
John
Bulger
on
"The
Improbability
of
Life
on
Any
Celestial
Body
Other
Than
th
Earth"
saw
to
that.
Mr.
Bulger
started
ins
talk
with
comments
on
the
flying
saucers
and
the
suggestion
ol
some
people
that
they
come
from
Mars.
Their
reasons
are
that
Mars
is
in
many
ays
similar
tc
the
earth.
It
is
farther
from
th.
Yes
96
Will
St.
Laurent
still
head
the
government
of
Canada
by
end
cf
1951?
Yes
96
great
distance
between
stars
an:
th
impossibility
of
seeing
the
planets
of
oilier
sta's.
He
U
Id
of
the
millions
of
stars
In
ilv
universe
and
the
universes
t.
yond
that
of
the
farth.
Tiu
speaker
said
no
definite
explanation
had
been
made
of
how
solar
systems
came
Into
being
However,
he
mentioned
one
tha1
said
it
was
caused
by
a
eollisl.ir
of
stars
and
knocking
off
bit
that
subsequently
became
plau-ets.
If
that
were
the
explanation,
he
said,
solar
systems
mf
he
vcrv
rare
bvcaii'
e
nf
I
he
unlikelihood
of
a
enllisim
brUe-v
two
stars
when
they
were
j
r.
a
part.
Visll'ne
Rotnr'an
Bf'v"
Allen
of
Vancorvt-r,
formerly
r
member
of
the
P
-ince
Ruu--club.
Other
visitors
were
Do
Fitch
and
Walter
Smith
of
Prlnci
This
is
being
done
when
newspaper
headlines
tell
of
a
boom
in
store
for
Prince
Rupert
and
leading
executives
al
agree
that
never
before
was
the
outlook
power
within
a
few
miles
of
one
another.
"Standing
on
the
dock
at
Port
Alfred,
you
see
something;
unique.
You
watch
freight
cars
filled
with
bauxite
disappear
over
a
hill
and
return
with
shining
aluminum.
The
process
of
turning
bauxite
into
aluminum
has
added
Port
Alfred
and
the
city
of
Arvida
to
Canada's
living
space,
and
opened
new
opportunities
for
thousands
of
Canadians."
Will
Attlee
still
head
government
of
Britain
by
end
of
1951?
3-8
7.25
9-5"
Yes
85.
Will
Britain
have
another
gen
more
certain
for
far-reaching
and
solid
develoDinent
than
now.
Mi:N'S
BITE
DENIMS,
large
fit
Regular
$4
35.
Now,
per
pair
MEN
S
Al.L-WOOL
HEAVY
PANTS
OikicI
fur
fishing.
Regular
$9.
Now,
a
pair
men'f.
Jackets
All-Wool.
Regular
$12
50.
Now
MEN'K
WKK
GLOVES
Hif
variety.
From,
per
pair
BOYS'
TROI
SI.RS
Suitable
for
school
wear.
Good
and
strong.
()
OC!
eral
election
in
1951?
No
66
therefore,
cooled
ol
i
The
growth
that
but
recently
sun
and
Will
the
stolen
Stone
of
Scone
WHEN
WILL
WORM
TURN?
set
in
is
not
what
might
be
thought
at
some
times,
a
temporary
flurry.
It
has
a
permanency
that
will
become
more
pronounced
as
time
lengthens.
soon
enough
before
the
earth
t'.
allow
life
to
start
there
with
inhabitants
no
wmuch
advance,!
in
development.
Te
United
States
government
had
investigated
2!2
reports
of
flying
saucers,
most
of
which
are
easily
explained
but
some
for
which
no
explanation
has
yet
9.15
and
Rvgulur
J3
95.
Now,
per
pair
id'
This
is
being
done
when
affairs
In
the
Pacific
are
exceedingly
uncertain
and
how
or
what
Ruje
t.
A
loiter
tr
im
the
Poole,
England,
club
thanked
the
Prlni-1
Rupert
club
for
their
generous
gifts
at
Christmas.
1-50
w
2-St
3-50
,,42
BOYS'
SWEATERS
Pullovers
HOYS'
AI.E-WOOI.
WINKKEAKERS
Regular
5.75.
Now
:
One
repast
of
an
may
come
from
the
conflict
be-1
been
made
(Cornation
Stone
be
recovered
in
1951?
Yes
72
If
the
stolen
Stone
of
Scon'
is
found,
in
what
country
wil'
that
take
place?
Scotland
36
England
36
Britain
7
The
above
percentages
do
not
completely
tally
with
those
in
the
former
question
because
who
figured
that
the
f.tone
a-t'I
not
be
found
at
all
neverthl"
answered
the
one
about
the
pi"'-of
discovery.
Will
Princess
Margaret
b
e"
and
the
object
al
a
great
height
moving
tween
Communism
President
Bruce
Brown
was
In
united
Nations.
It
Is
entirely
at
lerrinc
speea,
me
spi-ant.
lh
cnair.
possible
t.iis
coast
will
be
free
thought,
could
be
explained
as
JOLLY
ROBBER
RIMSWELL,
Yorkshire,
England
Farmer
E.
Kirkwood
lost
more
than
1
000
eggs
when
thieves
raided
his
poultry
runs.
of
any
attack.
Yet
It
Is
well
to
being
at
a
lower
height
and
mov-
remember
that
cities
such
as
ing
at
a
much
slower
rate
of
Victoria,
Vancouver
and
Prince
sueed.
T'iangulation
was
abnut
tupert,
following
the
warning
of
the
only
practical
method
of
the
Department
of
Defence,
are
measuring
height
and
the
soeed
dnlnff
what
is
rwirnnorf
th
host,
the
object
was
reported
as
mov-
SHOP
AND
SAVE
AT
.Then
Ill'
he
got
a
postcard
saying:
-
-
O
gased
to
be
married
In
1951?
Yes
72
Will
General
MacArthur
st
T
course
to
take
in
the
event
of
ms
dui
in
me
snort
lime
u
wiI(
h
COntinue
to
lav
as
be
in
command
of
U.8.
focp
'r
some
sudden
emergency.
,
.visible
It
was
unlikely
measure-
n
he
comi
wiu
.ments
could
be
taken.
,
be
a-sured
o:
prosaprous
nsw
This
is
being
done
when
all
The
study
of
the
possibilities
year
yours
thankfully.
Eggy
British
Columbia
is
finding
sat-1
of
life
on
other
planets
was
com-
th,e
y0i
'
isfaction
In
the
agreement
be-1
plicated,
the
speaker
said,
iiy
.
'
the
Far
East
by
the
end
of
1951
No
58.
oOo
LOOKING
over
mv
own
list
f
r
.
;-fv
-
(41
where
the
struggle
to
arrive
at
a
good
negotiating
JUST
position
in
international
affairs,
will
end
Is
becoming
increasingly
uncertain.
Constant
military
incidents,
undertaken
for
political
as
well
as
tactical
advantage,
are
as
dangerous
as
a
bomb
with
a
smouldering
fuse.
The
Chinese
Communists,
manoeuvring
for
a
place
in
the
councils
of
the
United
Nations,
attack
in
Korea
and
launch
an
offensive
against
Tibet.
1
These
incidents
were
prelude
to
the
arrival
at
New
York
of
a
Communist
delegation
from
Peiping
to
pi'ess
charges
of
aggression
against
the
United
States.
It
is
hardly
likely
that,
with
winter
already
on
the
doorstep,
the
Chinese
Communist
government
has
made
up
its
find
for
all-out
war.
If
it
had,
the
gesture
of
sending
a
delegation
would
hardly
have
been
made.
It
seems
that
this
earlier
intervention
in
Korea
might
have
represented
more
a
negotiating
point
than
a
declaration
of
hostilities'.
They
could
hope
for
some
concessions
and
advantages
in
return
for
calling
off
the
dogs
of
war.
It
is
interesting
and
perhaps
sobering
that
we
of
the
United
Nations
have
fallen
in
with
that
same
game.
General
MacArthur's
full-scale
attack
to
clear
Korea,
had
it
been
finally
successful,
would,
in
turn,
have
given
us
the
bargaining
advantage.
Recognizing
this,
the
Chinese
must
recover
with
a
still
more
threatening
counter-offensive
to
regain
the
lost
ground
both
literally
and
politically.
When
and
where
do
these
manoeuvrings
move
into
the
Baby
Goods
Dress
Patterns
WINTER
DRESS
.ween
the
government
and
the,
lack
of
knowledge
of
the
origin
-Vluminum
Co.
of
Canada.
It
of
life.
All
living
things,
bath
means,
eventually,
the
outlay
of
animal
and
vegetable,
were
com-0)
millions
the
largest
sinnle
posed
of
the
92
basic
elements
ASK
tO.
SCOTIANDS
FAVOUIITE
SON
nnswr!"V
I
see
that
I
dffr"-"
from
the
malority
only
in
o
im'toH.ant
item.
I
figured
that
the
Stone
of
jnterprtse
that
the
province
lias
.known
to
be
present
throughout
ecord
of.
Projected
develop-
the
universe.
l.ne
specirascope
J0HNNI
can
analyse
the
make-uo
HOE
FINDINGS
no
world
war,
that
Chiang
won'
hold
Formosa,
Britain
would
hoi
Hong
Kong,
and
that
Tito,
Sta'.'r
St.
Laurent
and
Attlee
would
ti'
ments
will
be
on
a
vast
scale,
and
affect
directly
northern
and
Cards,
Stationery
and
Kitchenware
at
entral
British
Columbia,
WALKER
This
is
being
done
when
num
;
LJii
JiVJ,
U.1H
JLJJJIA
J.l.K
distant
objects.
Heat
can
re
measured
by
another
instrument.
Since
the
elements
a-e
the
same
chemical
laws
must
also
be
the
same.
Th
first
requisite
of
life,
he
said,
was
that
the
temperature
must
not
be
too
high.
Although
erous
persons
are
considering
SCOTCH
WHISKY
hold
their
jobs
another
year,
an-that
Princess
Margaret
would
b
betrothed.
I
figured
that
hie
Stone
o
Scone
would
turn
up
In
Seotlan
but
I'm
not
so
sure
about
tht'
word
"recovered").
But
while
1
agreed
with
the
majority
Urn'
General
MacArthur
was
unlikel'
to
hold
his
job
for
anothev
yea.-I
did
not
agree
with
the
malorit-that
Korea
would
be
complete!-
Prince
Rupert
as
a
promising
point
in
which
to
settle.
People
dwelling
in
Eastern
Canada
or
the
prairie
provinces
wish,
for
a
variety
of
reasons,
to
move
to
the
Pacific
coast
but
not
to
the
most
thickly
populated
part.
low
temperatures
did
not
actually
kill
life,
they
made
It
dor
1
"J-"-u
'-!
,
Mir;
.j
IORN
1820
STILL
GOING
ST
KONG
mant.
The
stars,
are
too
hot
to
support
life,
he
said,
because
thev
are
luminous
like
the
sun
The
speaker
went
on
to
explain
the
vaiious
reasons
whv
life
seemed
improbable
on
al'
abandoned
by
the
U.S.
armies.
oOo
It
is
indeed
true
the
giant
warehouse
was
never
used
on
a
scale
commensurate
with
its
size.
But
the
War
Assets
Cor
BMEIRRMIi
IT
IS
OF
course
necessary
tr
real
good
take
age
into
account
in
answering
questions
about
Tito,
Stalin
poration
evidently
wanted
action
tnls
district
and
and
the
chance
to
sell
was
not
I
millions
more
to
hundreds
of
be
expended
are
decided,
St.
Laurent,
Attlee,
and
of
course,
Attention
Truckers
neglected.
But
the
big
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destroy.
Granted
that
the
building
is
too
much
on
the
large
size,
time
and
increasing
activities
would
correct
that.
Today,
this
remote,
lonely
northland
is
beginning
to
thrive
as
never
before.
Skeena
Is
making
Its
true
start.
Resources
are
here
that
the
world
needs.
Traffic
on
highways,
rail
and
sea
must,
soon
or
late,
expand
to
the
point
of
powerful
leaders
is
one
of
the
most
important
of
all
factors.
Stalin's
passing,
for
instance,
m'pht
have
as
profound
world
effect,
for
better
or
worse,
as
did
Roosevelt's.
I
figure
Molotov
as
another
year
conditinally.
The"
wanted
to
say
that
so-and-so
would
still
head
the
government
if
still
alive.
The
rules
would
no:
mil
in
in
!
m
"'!!'"
allow
that.
But,
after
all,
the
risk
of
death:
more
war-mir.ded
than
Stalin.
open
conflict
of
World
War
III?
Some
people
would
answer
that
query
by
urging
that
we
should
do
nothing
to
antagonize
anyone.
We
tried
that
policy
at
Munich,
and
how
dismally
it
failed
and
betrayed
us
and
the
world.
We
don't
know
whether
a
stern
attitude
by
the
western
powers
will
benefit
us
either
but
it
seems
to
be
our
only
hope.
We
are
facing
an
ideology
predicated
on
violence
and
deceit.
The
Soviet
official
organ
Pravda
in
its
issue
of
September
23
describing
the
fighting
about
Seoul
reported:
"Canadian
flyers,
drunk
on
gin,
"are
murdering
the
wounded
being
evacuted
from
the
city.
Mac
Arthur
landed
at
Inchon
the
most
inveterate
criminals
gathered
from
all
parts
of
the
world.
Ahead
of
his
cut-throats
he
is
sending
the
British
and
New
Zealand
adventure
seekers."
;
Campaigns
of
slander
and
increasingly
serious
breaches
of
neutrality
are
all
part
of
a
campaign
of
needling
the
Chinese
Communists
and
the
satellite
countries
into
physical
and
ideological
aggression
to
waste
the
resources
and
morale
of
the
United
Nations.
when
the
warehouse,
huge
as
it
Thi8
atrvmisenient
is
not
pimiishi-d
Is
or
was
would
not.
he
nffpr-
or
displayed
1V
the
Liquor
Control
Government
of
!
Board
or
by
the
ing
an
excess
of
space.
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Columbia.
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"Ye
were
not
redeemed
with
corruptible
things
as
stiver
and
Eolri
.
.
.
hut
with
the
precious
blood
of
Christ."
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double
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Regular
medical
and
dental
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was
beaten
up
and
robbed
examinations
are
among
the
best
of
his
wallet
with
$16
here.
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at
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safeguards
of
health
many
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was
beaten
into
unconsciousness,
menu
detected
early,
can
be
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victim,
Dudley
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nipped
before
they
can
do
any
lost
both
legs
while
serving
i-i
harm.
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the
army.
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think
we
ought
to
start
walking"
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