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ts
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it
I
White
Race
Prince
Rupert
Dciiy
News
Friday,
November
2,
1951
't
i
.
,
i
..
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f
Ctmore
V
1
Smait
Styling
Arrow
"Drew"
Still
Talk
Fight
Card
Joe
Ward
Hops
Nick
Schmel-hig
Can
Bring
More
Than
'Iwo
t
issuers
Negotiations
are
being
continued
between
Jc
Ward
of
Prince
.
t
(
EiiGiah-speakusg
section
&r,3
Dr.
Malan
has
repeatedly
challenged
his
opponents
to
show
where
such
rights
have
been
taken
away.
Dr.
Malan
ha.s
said
"today,!
after
more
than
a
generation,:
J'ou
cannot
enforce
bilihgualLsra
in
any
state
department
wlth-j
out
violent
reactions
on
the
op-
j
pogite
side,
In
spite
of
the
clear
;
obligation
resting
on
all
Souta
'
African
governments
to
treat:
both
official
languages
on.
a
footing
of
equality."
A
speech
by
the
grand
presi-
i
dent
of
the
8ons
of
England,
H.
!
G.
Bailey,
Illustrates
how
deco-j
ly
suspicion
has
taken
root
in;
some
quarters.
j
He
said
that
the
Sons
of
England
and
all
English-speakin?
South
Africans
would
never
ai-
j
low
an
isolationist
republic,!
modernized
with
Hitler
techniques,
to
cause
an
exodus
of
English
from
South
Africa.
"We
will
fight
for
a
free
and:
righteous
South
Africa
as
long'
as
God
gives
us
strength."
He
made
it
clear
that
he
meant
a'
constitutional
fight
which
would
be
"hard
and
unrelenting."
j
Discussing
his
party's
repub-;
lican
alms.
Dr.
Malan
has
.said
that
a
republic
will
not
be
fore-
i
2m
jjC's
Slep
Ahead
I
;JWA.
After
listen-
to
Iiritish
political
;s
for
a
month
or
so,
;a
little
smile
sitting
I
parliamentary
gal-land
witnessing
our
,
jl''s
in
action.
-hWw
I
(jot
wlwn
I
eurae
OMda
is
always
our
i
Uiu
bad."
:
jurliament,
like
the
rest
.(jiutiuns
in
Canada,
is
H
p
r
y
(Jaiiauiau
rai
nrr
oit
drab,
but
on
the
,
J
ii.-ndabit'
and
efficient.
4
I
f
Ml
Rupert
and
N::k
Schmeling
of
Prince
George
for
a
tight
card
in
Prince
Rupert
the
latter
part
of
November
when
Mike
Ratzo,
Frince
George,
would
meet
Mr;u3
Morrison
of
this
city
in
a
fceadilne
middiewelgnt
event.
November
17
or
24
a
e
being
mentioned
as
possible
dates
for
the
;ard.
A?,
a
semi-wii-.d-up
event,
Churk
Place,
another
Gjlden
CiVci
I.iu
?iince
Eupe-'i,
may
ts
matched
against
Larry
Brewer,
135-pounier
of
F
-ince
Gearrje.
However,
Ward
said
yesterday
.that
ther
misht
be
some
diffi-
fA
;
,
v
f
a-
culty
in
rounding
out
a
card
here
j
of
th.
-ITHIS
business
ill
Prir.ne
George
can
only
send
I
two
fighters
and
he
Is
awaiting
I
further
word
from
Schmeling
on
ih,vv
tiix-iULY
cams-Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
oi
Edinburgh
were
aU
smiles
durirtg
the
National
Hockey
League
game
in
Montreal
Monday
night
between
Monti
jal
CanaDiens
and
New
Yoik
Ransei-s,
wen
by
the
Canadiens
6-1.
Mayor
Cuinillien
Houde
right)
accompanied
the
5TPv
$4-95
ed
on
South
Africa.
It
will
come
only
as
a
result
of
the
clear
and
uixquivocal
expression
of
the
people's
will
and
will
be
based
on
the
principle
of
equal
rights
for
the
two
white
sections
of
the
population.
"It
is
also
not
anti-British
nor
a
retreat
Into
Isolation,"
he
said.
!
'.his
point.
royai
coupie
to
the
game.
I
CP
PHOTO
I
Wales
was
ruled
by
sovurign
P'inecs
frcm
the
earliest
times
until
the
death
of
Llywelyn
in
1282.
T,
her
primary
production
enorm
ously.
With
these
two
?ormidera
Hockey
Scores
America
Market
For
HI
Goods
tions
in
mind
it
is
unwise
to
!
depend
on
the
United
Kingdom
Comfortable?
And
how!
"DrewV
medium
thort,
non-wilt
collar
has
a
low
neckband
that
looks
wonderfully
trim
.
.
give
extra
freedom
at
the
throat.
Sanforl
zed-labeled,
of
course
(shrinkage
less
than
1..,
Mifoga
cut
for
perfect
fir.
Ask
u
fyf
the
"Drew",
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
MEN'S
CLOTHING
3rd
Ave.
Phone
345
U
MONTH
REASON
(Conti:
::ed
from
pase
3)
By
J.
C.
GRAHAM
Cancaian
Press
Correspondent
'
AUCKLAND,
N.Z.
(CP)
While
once
was
confined
almost
entirely
te
the
winter,
vacation
business
ha
been
booming.
The
NatfoBBl
New
York
2,
Chicago
4
Toronto
4,
Montreal
2
Boston
3,
Detroit
2
Okanagan
Nelson
2,
Kelowna
6
Dangerous
Smoke
to.
purchase
all
the.
supplies,
of
foodstuffs
we
produce.
"We
have
had
spectaeular
increases
in
production.
Twenty-five
years
ago
we.
exported
abo'.it
5,000.000
carcases
of
lamb
annually.
Now
we
are
exporting
about
12,008,000.
Twenty-five
years
ago
we
exported
0,OOO
ayfociatlrins
.nv
t.hat
mi.
m,
'
mo't
oi
tne
worm
s
major
food
Beach,
for
Instance,
had
more
!
Producing
countries
are
tending
to
reduce
exports
going
to
large
MCNTRFAL
(CP)
Besides
its
internal
consumption,
New
Zealand's
policy
still
looks
to
a
steadily
increasing
export
surplus.
With
this
prospect
ahead
tno
nf
Hnttar
Tntol
U
tin,.,.
I
is
about.
140,000
tons."
I""'"-
c"c'1's'
s"'uc
vtu'ors
on
July
4
this
yviw
than
on
Washington's
birthday,
the
traditional
pJak
of
the
winter
season.
An
unofficial
survey
o
smn-mer
business
this
year
gives
a
(rood
Indication
of
the
trend.
For
the
countty
as
a
whole,
summer
the
Dominion
is
showing
grow-
O'Shea
said
New
Zealand
had
To
development
of
h'jart
ana
re-piratory
diseases,
health
or-f;:er
Dr.
Adelard
Groulx
said
In
an
address
appealing
to
citizens
ing
interest
in
future
markets
'the
ability
to
produce
a
further
over.seas.
j
8,000,000
lamb
carcases
and
60,-
A.
P.
O'Shea.
general
secretarv
!
000
tons
of
butter
annuallv
He
Split
Seen
For
Africa
JOHANNESBURG
CP
Leaders
of
South
African
thought
are
becoming
more
and
more
engrossed
by
an
apparent
tendency
of
the
comparatively
small
white
population
to
split
into
two
opposing
camps.
Prime
Minister
Daniel
Malan,
speaking
recently
of
relations
between
the
Afrikans
and
the
English-speaking
population
of
the
union,
said
"nobody
will
deny
that
race
relations
have
deteriorated
to
an
alarming
extent."
The
governor-general,
Dr.
Ernest
J.msen,
has
also
spoken
of
the
trend
toj,rds
division
of
the
white
population,
whose
total
of
less
than
three
millions
is
laced
not
only
by
the
tncrea3-tnjj
native
fopuiuijj
but
by
a
vast
native
population
outside
the
Union
?
borders.
"If
enc
were
to
believe
Uw
newspapers
and'
some
politicians,''
said
the
governor
-uen-eral,
"co-operation
is
farther
off
than
ever
and
racialism
to
rampant.
Personally
I
believe
there
is
far
less
real
race
hatred
In
tills
country
than
ls
often
alleged."
Very
Rev.
Frederick
Moore,
vtear-neneral
of
the
Pretoria
Anglican
diocese,
wrote
in
an
Anglican
magazine
that
"iron
curtains
are
beginning
to
descend
between
English
and
Al-rikaii
-
speaking
people,
between
those
wno
support
tlie
government
and
those
who
do
not;
and,
much
more
dangerously,
between
black
and
white."
Claiming
that
the
governmeut
is
seeking
to
entrench
itself
by
means
of
an
ami-democratic
republic,
which
will
accord
rights
only
to
Nationalist
supporters,
I
h
e
rapidly-swelling
army
of
critics
sets
up
a
clams.-it
every
move
which
appea.s
to
be
directed
towards
that
e.id.
The
government
and
Us
.supporters
are
not
slow
to
reply.
So
far
Dr.
Malan's
policy
ef
Apartheid
has
not
eome
up
to
his
expectations
as
an
Instrument
for
white
racial
unity.
Aimed
at
separating
South
Africa's
black
races
from
the
white
and
encouraging
their
separate
development,
this
policy
is
viewed
by
Dr.
Maian
as
"a
powerful
lnlluence
in
establish
national
unity
on
the
firm
basis
of
common
conviction
aiui
Including
both
white
races."
One
step
in
this
policy,
the
alteration
of
the
voting
rights
of
South
Africa's
50,000
colored
voters,
has
had
an
opposite
effect.
Legislated
earlier
this
year,
the
change
was
made
possible
by
a
house
ruling
that
the
constitutional
entrenchment
of
colored
voting
rights
was
no
longer
valid.
Opposition
MP's
sounded
tlie
alarm.
They
pointed
out
that
the
constitutional
amendment
which
safeguards
the
status
ot
English
as
an
official
language
in
South
Africa
has
also
fallen
away.
They
stated
the
ruling
means
that
the
South
African
parliament
ts
free
to
withdraw
official
recognition
of
the
English
language
by
a
majority
of
one
vote.
If
tt
chooses
to
do
so.
Dr.
Maian
and
his
ministers
have
given
repeated
assurances
that
they
have
no
lrttention
of
interfering
with
the
English
language
and
other
rights
of
the
scheme.
On
the
contrary,
the
government
is
merely
enabling
the
whole
population
of
Canada
to
provide
for
Its
own
keep
in
old
age.
It
is
In
fact
nothing
but
a
systematic
and
compulsory
savings
plan
modified
a
bit
by
the
principle
that
the
better
off
should
help
the
worse
off.
But
It's
a
fine
forward
step;
and
the
basis
of
a
scheme
which
will
no
doubt
be
improved
as
time
goes
on.
i
of
the
Federated
Farmers
ef
;
did
not
believe
that
Britain
rosortf
had
10
per
ent
more
business
than
in
1950.
But
In
'.o
do
everything
possible
to
e'.iniitate
the
nuisance.
Floi.da.
rlv
recarrteri
i.
I
"cw
aiaim,
Deueves
ine
great.-
couia
aDSoro
tnatmuch
extra.
.
-
j
j
.
potential
market
fcfr
the
I
On
the
other
hand
North
Am
Si
country's
surplus
food
products
j
erica
had
eriormous
resources
is
North
America.
and
great
un
exploited
wealth.
"I
am
certain
that
New
Zea-
j
In
the
exploitation
of
this
nat-land
would
always
endeavor
to
jural
wealth
the
people
must
see
primarily
that
the
people
of
have
an
enormous
advantage
In
Britain
obtained
sufficient
food
ability
to
attain
a
high
stand-from
New
Zealand
for
their
re-iard
of
living
and
he)nce
the
con-quirements,"
he
said
in
an
ad-
tinent
can
be
regarded
as
a
.:,
State.
:avs
in
Britain
both
,
ciiiim
the
credit
for
it
to
birth
in
the
first
f;:y
:ii
p
ulj
for
children's
,ji
,s,
oM
aire
pensions
and
ijc'
rrudle-to-Rrave
social
,
srheine.s.
f
f
ines
no
longer
say
thit
ij.xwe
tin'
principle
of
t
l,inas.
On
.the
contrary,
g
Put
us
In
power
and
.
nut
only
keep
your
wel-t
,
but
administer
it
more
v
than
tlie
Socialise
fc'iMPARE
all
tliis
with
i(
nas
quietly
happened
in
We
never
did
have
the
rut
ideological
arguments
4.:
they
had
in
Britain
rr-ason,
perhaps,
tliat
no
j
)i,ii;n
.il
movement
htut
-
4
;
alionady
established
lr.
i
uti
a
ba-.i
.
sufficiently
.i
1
1
nuke
it
a
vital,
red
I.
tiie
old
parties.
.:
K
vertheless
we
loo
have
tU.-r
toward
the
Welfare
4--
tact,
when
you
Ret
;
..in
to
it
the
only
place
l'i!i8
is
si
ill
verv
far
:
us
is
in
her
national
Ik
mo.
dCF
seeirn
to
me
to
de-
me
major
credit
for
.ho
Kovernments
In
t
.-nouns
steadily
in
the
.
of
the
Welfare
State,
t)
)
fiir-minded
person
:.v
the
fart
that
enllRht-
i
m-n
hiKh.
up
in
the
Lib-J
have
actually
fin-
.
II.
i'
job
of
putting
Into
4iv
of
the
measures
fur
CCF
so
faithfully
plo-
I
.
!
$
NOT
till
I
got
to
Ot-i
a
it
I
learned
any
of
to
Is
of
the
government's
HI
i
e
pension
scheme.
1.
knew
that
everybody
tt
the
$40
at
age
70
4
means
test.
What
we
know
was
how.
the
:
j
as
to
be
raised
to
pro-
hinds
tor
all
this.
government
seems
to
me
i
worked
out
not
too
bad
i
'
r
paying
the
shot.
I
C(
F
are
right
to
press
ajuu
the
$60
per
year
n
payments
Into
the
aler
tile
2
per
cent
in-levy.
1
can't
see
any
Mm
why
a
person
mak--HD'iO
per
year
should
pay
bsk
what
you
gel
i
":
With
O
fcil.
1
.l
r.ii..iiM..n.4
;
inkjJ
'"'
l'l'rt,:w"
"
-f
.
Coleman
I
lTvl
I
I
TRADE
MARK
I
i
mi
immi
dress.
"On
the
other
hand
I
be-
future
market
for
additional
lieve
New
Zealand
can
expand
'rood.
ar
a
winter
resait,
summer
basi-ncss
was
tip
ltVt
to
15
per
cent.
But
what
about
the
weather
wouldn't
you
roast
by
going
to
a
winter
resort
in
summer
or
freeze
at
a
summer
tesort
before
or
after
the
regul
season?
T
he,
association
recently
compiled
the
following
list
of
aver-"K
'empcratures
of
resort
aras
for
the
month
to
six
weeks
immediately
preceding
and
immediately
following
the
regular
uason:
New
England,
65
degrees;
the
Great
Lakes,
48;
Pennsylvania.
59;
the
Gulf
Coast,
72;
Southern
Arizona
T3;
and
Southern
California.
80.
Cape
Cod,
for
example,
In
early
autumn
has
most
of
the
vacation
attractions
It
had
in
the
summer.
The
climate
at
thj
Great
rrs
Etsa
eta
BEX
ESa
C33B
I
LOOK
FOR
STaNFULD
S
MARK
OF
QUAliTY
I
I
"
!
'I
ss.
;
-
Only
j
$35'
I
lhcre's
no
substitute
for
quality!
1
ji
f
M
I
H
'
1
tnev
1
Slanfielil's
Umlerwear
lias
been
first
choice
with
j
,T
,
,
"
j
"
I
Canadian
families
for
more
than
CO
years.
I
'i
'
V"
"
It
keeps
ils
ftness
through
countless
I
J
I
L
J
s'
ls),
I
I
J
'
""i
Small
In
size
I
washiiiffs.
Won't
shrink,
climb
or
bin..
I
.
I
fv
'-l"
I
-smell
in
,
53
"
,
.
'
,
I
I
j
-
K
price
c
tout
J
j
.-J
Ak
to
sec
Stanfield's
1.
nderMear.
It's
maile
I
I
V
'
rJ
ia
perform-
Ml
Jj
TZl
mmmm
Lakes
resorts
In
late
September!
row;
Mi;.x
ere
required
fr
rreHiinq
as
NAVIGATORS
-
RADIO
OFFICERS
PILOTS
and
October
often
is
at
its
very
best,
with
the
air
clear,
invigorating
and
pollen-fiee.
Weather
bureau
records
show
Miami
Beach's
temperature
averages
on'
50
degrees
higher
in
summer
than
in
winter.
And
the
off-siason
vacationer
Isn't
merely
an
asset
to
the
holiday
resort.
His
business
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