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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
f
See
It
Wednesday,
August
29,
1951
,0
ed
States
(by
the
backstairs
veto)
,
unless
e
get
excluding
Bulgaria,
Rti-
!
But
'
h
r!mtlarly
let
us
i
,,,t
,
'f
r
mania.
Albania,
and
Mongollo.
j
unless
we
get
lv
The
utt'-r
absurdity
of
these
ex-
1
world
war
three
w
U:
!
elusions,
from
both
sides,
is
in-
m
fact,
-'iha(:
dicated
by
tne
fact
that
both
In
any
event
Russia
and
the
U.S.A.
maintain
must
recognize
cj"
"
normal
diplomat!
s
relations
with
truce
talks
Ihe
Am
'"
tt.j
governments
which
they
say
als
iwhj
have
tak"
are
not
fit
to
oe
admitted.
fob
of
.shaking
t
'V"'f
Everybody
at
the
UN
knows
Nations!
'are
'rerun
what
the,
real
qualifications
tor
Certainly
it
horde
admission
into
UN
is:
The
U.S.A.
to
say
that
W(
...l"1
won'4
vote
to
let
in
anv
mode
China
i,
u
.
111
'
Food,
Clothes,
Not
Cash
Used
in
Betting
on
Races
LONDON,
Ont.
(CP)
Despite
the
unpopularity
of
fixes,
bribes,
or
losing
that
last
two
bucks
on
a
longshot,
Canadians
have
always
followed
eagerly
the
thundering
hooves
of
racehorses.
.'
f
i,
I.I
I
more
V
"-
--'
Ta.be
the
back-road
racing
of
ni.:
i
?....:
ioriV-Huia
mm
opatu
the
1820
London
district
countries
which
will
surely
vote
a
truce
in
Korea
b
with
the
Soviet
bloc.
In
revenge
r-coguie
china
ai
h
for
that
attitude,
Russia
won't
the
nations
are
sU
let
tn
any
other
countrrcg.
,
the
peace.
Rji
uf
h:vi
Him
rirfit'uhmlt
anti
A
WRITER
addresses
a,
question
to
me
thl'OUH'h
disgraceful
stalemate.
"Ir,
..,.,.
'
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a
letter
to
Editor
co!.
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Sunday
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Rupert
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News
Ltd.,
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Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Election
Campaigns
B;Y
THE
NEWS
of
the
last
two
days,
we
see
that
!
there
are
possibly
three
candidates
who
may
offer
themselves
as
the
people's
choice
for
mayor.
Doubtless,
these
citizens
will
try
their
best
each
to
gel
elected,
for
once
the
hat
is
thrown
in
the
centre,
may
the
best
man
win.
;
Election
campaigns
always
are
of
interest
and
nearly
always
constitute
a
contentious
subject.
Sometimes
the
contention
is
so
great
among
tbe
public
that
it
is
aroused
to
demonstrations.
-
J
f
,
example.
A
writer
of
that
era
describing
the
nags
and
the
activities
which
surrounded
them
says
he
"never
witnessed
.so
ludicrous
a
scene"
in
his
life.
No
sleek,
nervous
horses
or
brilliantly-silked
jockeys
brightened
the
1820
racing
picture.
And
there
were
no
backwuuiis
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Slum
nf
vhn
t.
tnl
.lm..,,.
...
.
.
-
-
Mb
lorthc,
!
umn
:
nee
"I
wonder
on
what
ground
a
completely
ttlireivmt
category
'v
unstubl?
uounA
Mr
Philpott
would
accept
Red
iroro
those
above.
China
is
ul-
Is
not
even
to
be
admits
Eric
Wynne
has
been
appointed
I
plungers
to
put
cash
on
the
1
1
tm:a
m
Jc
'3
Daughters
drilling,
danc-'nt,
,rr.
a
r
t
u
i
n
g
while
three
thi!
UN.
and
reiect
rf
aiy
a
memDer
oi
the
UN
t'hma
!
oi
"Huiuiei
without
h
.tin.
Thvy
are
both
wa
a
member
of
the
UN
front
j
To
try
to
make
Jr
barrell-head,
the
1820
equiva-
i
Fasskst
Sp
I
the
very
beginning.
thousand
Richmondites
watch
,irnt
of
the
modern
pari-muiuei
totalitarian
states
war
which
began
w!tlw,
...I..
.
i
t
i
nn
I'
ul
mioetMin
vfw
II"
Tu
i,n
rhi..
i
.
them
capture
all
prizes.
Job's
wmuuw.
The
writer
oi
tne
aDove
jumps
i
,v,
"
"V
M"
,
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"
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i
"
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uy
Japan,
k
ine
wruer
claims
Liiai.
ne
went
i
lc
mistaken
com:iusnm&.
x
ant
i
-
-
j
-
r-
uui
lti
an
V
'1.:
to
one
horse
race
"just
that
1
1
completely
opposed
to
the
ad-1
"
-""
might
witness
the
speed
of
their
m
s;
ion
of
Fascist
Spain
Into
the
Try
tniy
He.n
cu
Daughters
ftom
Prince
RtiDert.
guests
of
some
of
New
York's
m
Moles.
I-ictures
of
Jobs
Uaughters
in
the
n-wspapers.
Irom
roast
to
coast.
Job's
Daughter?
on
the
man
of
Canada.
And
ixr,.
as
the
Iosik
westward
trail
is
about
to
unfold,
they
will
dance
a
sain
as
they
follow
it
to
the
f
acific
where
so
many
warm
v.
arts
await
them.
general
superintendent
cf
motive
power
and
car
equipment
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways
Western
Region,
with
headquarters
in
Winnipeg.
He
succeeds
Alan
Beard-chaw
who
has
retired.
!
Mr,
Wynne
joined
the
company
in
1911
as
a
caii
boy
in
the
mechanical
department
at
Melville,
Sask.
He
became
a
machinist
there
in
1916.
After
serving
in
various
enpa-;
:ities
at
McBride,
B.C.,
Mr.
Wynne
'
was
transferred
to
the
Fort
Rouge
'
shops
at
Winnipeg
and
in
1936
was
appointed
engine
inspector
there.
In
1942,
he
was
made
supervisor
f
special
work
at
Winnipeg
and
the
following
year
went
to
Montreal
as
mechanical
inspector.
He
was
BDDointed
engineer
of
shnn
mptlwtc
Or
i
China's
seat
to
be
still
held
by
biie
ex-govei
iiinent.
uy
tne
Chiang
Kai-stv.rk
regime
which
was
defeated
overwhelmingly
and
completely
expelled
from
all
the
territories
which
belonged
to
China
prior
to
the
second
world
war?
THE
QUESTION
of
China's
seat
at
UN
will
jot
become
acute
sorry
horses,
as
they
cantered
i
;,
h
Atlantic
Alliance;
and
I
over
a
quarter-mile
course.
Four
1
,,i.;e,
with
moit
observers
in
horses
were
started
for
a
bet
of
:
Britain
and
Francj
that
the
10.000
feet
of
boards.
The
rid-
United
States
has
struck
a
dead-ers
were
clumsy-looking
fellows,
y
blow
at
the
whole
alliance
of
bootless
and
coaUess."
;
tl,
.
western
democracies
by
fore-
Apparently
the
betting
public,
cs.tiif
the
tie-up
wit'.i
the
Fran-while
seldom
using
cash,
stood
M
gveriiment.
But
contrary
to
in
great
danger
of
losing
their
Deir.iv.rat
s
mistaken
assunip-shirt.
Although
he
records
no
tion-I
am
no!,
opposed
to
the
such
instance,
the
writer
clots
wimisskn
of
Spain
to
the
UN.
describe
several
other
deals
r
aKlee
wtth
Mr.
Trvgve
Lie,
where
personal
property
touk
the
Secretary
General
of
UN,
that
the
place
of
money.
the
sooner
the
UN
becomes
a
"I
was
soon
assailed
by
a
host
truly
universal
organization
the
of
fellows
requesting
me
to
take
b.,tter.
All
nations
should
be
ud-their
offers,"
the
writer
says.
,
milted
simply
because
they
are
However,
there
was
no
cash
ui-nali,,,.s
pr
yf.ars
pant
we
have
volved
in
the
bets.
The
reckon-:.
Vn
Uui
lidinilous
spectacle
of
ing
was
in
goods
or
barter
like;Ru,.sja
vetoine
the
entiv
of
Fin-
ro.MING
I
P!
There's
a
station
along
the
;
Once,
while
campaigning
in
the
home
state
of
hi
opponent,
William
Howard
Taft
found
his
speech
constantly
interrupted
by
heckling
from
the
audience.
Finally,
a
cabbage
landed
on
the
stage
anil
rolled
to
his
feet.
Pausing
in
his
address,
Mr.
Taft
peered
intently
at
'the
vegetable
for
a
moment,
then
turned
to
his
audience:
;
"It
appears,
ladies
and
gentlemen,
that
one
or
my
opponents
has
lost
his
head."
Montreal,
in
19-13
and
in
1H48
was
!
CNK
between
here
and
Prince
named
general
superintendent
of
G"(Tge
where
a
man
and
a
boy
'
motive
power
and
car
equipment
j
were
employed,
not
so
long
ago.
at
Moncton,
the
position
he
held
!
rodav.
nine
men
are
necessary.
SFf.
IS
FOR.,,
Hoists,
AU-Stwl
Dumn
until
his
present
appointment.
i
Have
patience,
and
a
train
a
day
w)
ye',
develop.
There
au
signs.
Wlnches.all
sizes
Hn'
Light
Trailer
trm-Wheels.
Power
All
Certified
0pm;.
SOT
FOR
BURNING
for
hib
prftsoreiJ
Labor
Sticks
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
Say
a
Good
Word
Totem
poles
are
not
for
burn-
everyirung
eise
m
uie
pioneei
lum,
Aus!na,
itaiy.
Portusa!
(tencral
weldirtj
conununities
except
tax
pay-.
ireian(i.
We
have
seen
the
Unit-
ments
INDUSTRI
To
Arms
Plan
mg,
yet
one
was
recently
cremated
in
Vancouver,
the
ash.'s
to
be
sent
to
England
for
presentation
to
cricketers.
A
visitor
from
New
Zealand
calls
such
a
practice
barbaric,
the
totems
being
unique
hand-carved
mas-
WELDING
VAKIKI)
The
writer
says
the
first
person
to
attract
his
attention
wanted
to
wager
a
barrel
of
salt
220
Sixth
St.
Thc;.e
840
pork
that
a
horse
called
Spilt-;
LONDON
(P
The
Labor
Party
is
sticking
to
its
policy
of
arming
Britain
fully,
in
defiance
of
left-wing
critics
led
by
Aneurin
Be-van,
former
Labor
minister.
The
party
published
a
policy
statement
today
which
declared
the
country's
three-year
4.700
-000
arms
program
is
the
"minimum
required
to
deter
aggression
and
so
prevent
a
third
world
terpieces
of
a
culture
dating
the-Wind
would
win.When
the
back
for
centuries.
Prince
Rupert
j
writer
refused,
another
offered
tire
department,
in
extinguish-!
to
bet
him
3000
shingles
that
a
ing
that
totem
pole
blaze,
the
;
horse
named
Washington
would
other
day.
knew
It
performed
,
"distance
every
tarnation
scrap,
good
work,
but
perhaps
not
,
of
them."
quite
as
valuable
as
they
might
j
other
bets
onered
were:
50
have
realized.
j
pounds
of
pork
sausage
again-t
r
'a
cheese
of
similar
weight;
a:
NOT
OI'ITE!
.
;raw
ox
-'hide
against
half
its-;
The
first
rain
in
about
three
weight
in
tanned
leather,
and
months,
in
Vancouver,
came
a
pair
of
blacksmith's
bellows:
down
almost
like
a
cloudburst.
;
against
a
barrel
Tjf
West
Indian
war.
The
statement,
prepared
by
the
party's
27-membor
execut've
W"
1
1
V.s.
J.
"
,:'.v
Uign
Secretary
Hrbert
Morrison
among
its
leaders,
will
be
sub-
!
It
s
always
iust
as
well
to
be
',
molasses
or
$20
in
cash.
jmittad
for
debate
at
the
party's
roeeific.
It's
a
long
time
since
i
"I
venture
to
say
that
$10,000
annual
convention
at
Scarbor-'
Vancouver
has
seen
any
clouds
at
least
were
lost
pnd
won,
with-
AS
HUMAN
beings,
find
nothing
easier
WE,
than
telling
others
how
wrong
they
are;
how
much
better
they
could
have
clone
this
.or
that;
how
we
would
have
done
it
ourselves.
In
other
words,
we-ere
born
to
criticize,
and
mainly
so
because
we
likjnto
make
ourselves
look
more
important
than
the
next
fellow.
'.
But
we
find
also
that
such
a
relationship
with
ouy
fellowman
does
not
constitute
a
gateway
to
popularity.
We
should
not
forget,
for
instance,
that
the,
other
fellow
wishes
to
enjoy
the
same
degree
of
importance
which
we
desire.
If
we
point
out
to
him
his
folly
of
action,
he
will
be
reduced
in
importance
in
the
eyes
of
others,
and
he
will
not
be
happy.
Nov
will
he
consider
us
as
his
dearest
friends.
;
Now,
we
need
friends,
for
if
we
wish
really
to
feel
important
and
be
happy
at
the
same
time,
we
need
also
a
host
of
people
to
speak
highly
of
us.
But,
as
in
nearly
everything
accomplished
these
days,
we
have
to
take
the
initiative.
'
We
have
to
say
the
good
word
first.
By
this
we
do
not
mean
flattery,
for
that
is
not
sincere.
With
a
little
practise
and
hardly
any
trouble
at'all,
we
can
find
good
points
in
all
those
with
whom
we
come
in
contact.
It
takes
less
effort
than
we
often
think
to
mention
these
goods
points
to
people
in
whom
we
see
them.
We
should
remember
that
words
and
actions,
even
more
than
natural
phenomena,
are
reciprocal.
out
a
single
sou
or
specie
bcln
ough
early
in
October
full
enough
to
burst.
in
the
possession
ot
anyone
present,"
the
writer
concludes.
'II!
i
,
',
fifteen
whole
cents
for
a
la
s
of
beer.
How
about
the
frclli
charge?
ildcllhViil:
on
GARBAGE
AND
SNIFF
quirtd,'
though
tactfully,
where
tne
stuff
came
from.
Or
had
it
been
deliberately
dumped
to
near
heme?
Norman
Macintosh,
pion-eer
newspaperman,
enlightened
them.
He
said
an
old
barge,
piled
high,
was
towed
out,
and
It
.
&
,v:
J
Garbage
d'sposal
was
a
Prince
Rupert'
problem
o'l
of
,
thirty
t
.years
ago
and
still
remains
more
It
will
become
the
basis
of
a
platform
if.
as
many
politicians
expect,
a
general
election
is
called
this
fall.
The
3.000-word
statement
called
"our
first
duty
peace."
It
said
an
arms
program
"cannot
be
reduced
unless
there
is
a
change
for
the
better
in
conditions
w'iiicb
madj
it
necessary."
These
conditions
are
blamed
on
Communist
nations
led
by
Soviet
Russia.
Bevan
had
urged
immediate
negotiations
with
Russia
in
kn
effort
to
end
the
arms
race
quickly.
His
party
said
the
arms
HHitl
II
iHHHi
'
i,
i
,.-,....
in
'
.
.,
'contents
left
in
the
bay.
The
council
of
the
day,
in
it's
wisdom,
'
barge
was
called
the
"Sniff
l
1
;
i
1
derided
to
cast
city
debris
into
a:ht."
Tourists
starod,
but
neglected
to
sniff.
They
might
have
been
thinking
of
doing
so.
Some
looked
a
bit
that
way.
Mac
cne
of
the
world's
best
and
safest
harbors,
the
situation
left
small
room
for
argument.
Soon
appeared
tangible
evidence
of
a
blundei.
winegar
Ton
sovi
when
you
buy
the
bir
thrifty
gallon
jut
imleod
of
smollei
bottlei.
LONDON
!
A
group
of
24
F'.rst.
appeared
quantities
of
Construrii
ri'bbish
on
scenic
shores.
Boating
girls
all
between
17
and
20
program
"can
be
carried
by
our
economy
without
too
great
a
strain."
but
-further
taxation
"must
be
levied
on
a
small
min-
parties
returned
home
full
of
arj
learning
to
become
expert
picnic
fare
and
suppressed
indig-
drivers
to
help
Britain
in
emer-
ority
who
draw
large
unearned
:
nation.
E
'lipping
interests
com-'
ency.
Feesiiave
been
paid
by
Incomes
from
private
fortunes."
.
plained.
Tourists
sometimes
in-
the
Royal
Automobile
Club.
I
Company
Clean
Streets
WILL
Dd
YOUR
JOB
CHEAPO!
T
WAS
a
forward
move
by
city
council
to
decide
on
the
purchase
of
waste-paper
receptacles.
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Gladly
Giverr
Blue
182
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
WASHERS
have
been
need
here
for
some
time,
for
there
is
little
"so
unsightly
and
reflects
so
poorly
on
tho
cleanliness
of
a
city
as
paper
strewn
indiscriminately
on
sidewalks
and
streets.
We
hope
now,
following
the
installation
of
the
receptacles,
that
citizens
will
think
each
time
before
they
decide
to
discard
a
read
newspaper,
chocolate
bar
wrapper
or
other
paper
refuse.
In
certain
Canadian
cities,
by-laws
have
been
passed
which
make
it
illegal
to
discard
waste
of
any
kind
on
city
streets.
Clean
streets
are
a
reflection
on
the
community
and
so
are
dirty
streets.
Model
MS9P
with
Pump
OK-Einamna
all
your
onry
$189-50
Building
Canada
...
by
making
her
smaller!
...for
only
At
Canada
Post
Office
makes
Canada
less
than
24
hours
wide
with
"ALL
UP"
First
Class
Mail
Service
FAVORITE
ARTISTS
Now
available
Northern
B.C.
Power
u
'
Besner
Block
I'lione'
210
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Prince
Kupert,
B.C.
It
lined
to
take
five
days
for
mail
to
travel
from
Newfoundland
to
Hrilibh
Columbia.
Now
it
lakes
less
Irian
24
hours
with
Canada
Post
Office
"all-up"
air
transport
service
for
1st
Class
Mail!
It's
a
tremendous
advantage
in
communication
for
this
fut
growing
nation
.
.
.
and
it
costs
you
just
four
cents!
Toilay,
all
Canadian-addressed
1st
Class
Idlers
(opto
one
ounce)
travel
liy
air
between
all
points
in
Camilla
sefved
liy
scheduled
air
lines
.whenever
space
is
available.
Of
course,
the
familiar
V
Air
Mail
stamp
still
assures
U,p
priority
when
you
have
to
be
sure.
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45's-
at
Rupert
Radio
and
Electric
REFRESH
For
the
MEAL
that
0
5
IMPORTANT!
For
ln
priority
Air
Mail
nrrviee,
ure
to
attach
rorrret
porting.
Ihmhlr
Pontage
lu
is
roiln'trd
from
rweivrr
if
postage
in
intmrTiciriit
pitrlif-u-larly
rrtatly
oo
overdraft
Air
Mail.
Jf
in
doubt
have
your
Irtler
or
parcel
weighed.
Addrew
dearly,
comrtfy,
comidrtrly
af
without
ahftrpvititwn.
CANADA
POST
OFFICE
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OF
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G.
Edouord
Rinfret,
K.C.,
M.P,
Pojtmaiter
Ctnsral
,
$
M
W.
i.
Turnbull,
Deputy
Postmaittr
Canaral
BROADWAY
CAFE