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Except
Sunday,
by
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Rupert
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EDITION
Sf.
JOHN
iJENEtlTS
Friday.
Feb.
The
Shipping
Register
published
at
Montreal
has
justsijMkers
m
no
issued
a
special
number
dealing
with
the
Port
of
St.
John
j"3de
u
cl
afkf
the
revival
of
business
at
that
place
as
a
result
of
the
;
trlaf
XT
herence
"JL-I?
endeavors,
or
loyalty
grain
shipping
which
has
come
to
it
recently.
This
hasiidaau
and
constitution
of
canad
been
the
direct
result
of
the
trade
agreement
with
Britain
'
wi
a
decided
detriment
to
the
"I
...
a.
1
T
.
i
m
!
i
i
i
mane
ar,
me
imperial
conierence,
THE
CIIAKITAHLE
IMPULSE
Most
people
like
to
help
others.
As
a
great
philosopher
onee
said
:
"It
is
more
blessed
to
give
than
to
receive'
No
matter
what
the
condition
of
the
world
there
will
always
be
some
occasion
for
mutual
help.
Just
now
there
are
many
people
who
are
in
need.
Some
of
them
are
in
dire
need.
The
government
allowance
is
meagre
and
it
is
pitiful
to
see
little
children
running
around
without
proper
clothes.
,'
This
week
a
local
citizen
reported
seeing
conditions
such
ns
those
mentioned
in
different
parts
of
the
city.
He
pitied
the
little
people
who
had
to
undergo
hardships
and
asked
the
newspapers
to
co-operate
by
inserting
a
small
advertisement
asking
for
clothes,
He
was
willing
to
see
that
the
clothos
were
collected
arid
distributed
if
the
donors
Would
notify
him.
It
was
a
happy
thought.
esterday
we
published
a
letter
of
criticism
of
this
person.
The
idea
eonveyed
in
the
letter
is
one
that
a
great
many
people
hold.
We
all
hate
the
idea
of
people
being
Unable
to
get
along
without
being
recipients
of
gifts
from
the
charitable,
especially
at
a
time
when
there
is
plenty
of
food
and
clothes
in
the
country,
too
much,
in
fact.
We
dp
hot
in
any
manner
endorse
the
subject
matter
of
the
letter.
We
should
hate
to
criticize
anyone
willing
to
help
m
an
emergwiey.
Because
we
do
not
agree
that
anyone
should
be
subject
to
what
for
a
better
word
is
known
as
charity,"
it
would
not
prevent
us
helping
all
we
can
until
conditions
are
improved.
Why
should
the
children
suffer
because
men
have
not
enough
brains
and
energy
to
propM'l.r
handle
the
distribution
system
of
the
country?
The
dole
system
as
at
present
carried
out
is
iust
as
mid
arjtl
demoralizing
as
the
dependence
upon
charity
We
(!o
not
agree
with
any
system
by
which
someone
gets
something
for
nothing.
At
trw
same
time
we
do
believe
thlit
when
the
land
is
filled
with
good
things
and
the
only
thing
preventing
fheir
distribution
is
the
lack
of
the
wherewithal!
to
purchase,
there
is
something
radically
wrong
.
.
.
.
.
...$A.1-i.l-
t.
!
I
ilj.l
j
1H
At
-
.1
wiui
ine
system,
n
is
a
proniem
inai
win
nave
to
oc
suiveu
but
in
the
meantime
we
can
all
trv
to
make
life
as
hanny
and
joyful
as
possible
for
those
who
are
the
victims
either
of
the
system
or
of
the
vices
of
others.
FREE
FOR
A
FEW
DAYS
Many-peorde
arc
of
ferine
bargains.
Here
Is
an
offer
of
advertising
fffe.
Jnst
lo
test
it
oot
Ihe
Dally
Newt
will
during
the
neat
few
days
lte
a
free
classified
advertisement
up
to
25
words
for
anyone
wishing
to
esthante
article.
Sttnpot
you
hate
a
fable
you
dd
not
want
t"it
you
need
a
ehalr.
ftih
advertise
your
will
lffc:rir
lo
eschanee
fcrflhg
what
kind
of
a
table
you
have.
It
may
he
articles
of
furniture,
radios,
grairtaphanes,
Jewellery,
eroekeryware,
mirrors,
fiwHrr
pots,
books,
magailties,
automobiles,
or
what
have
yon?
tTht
hot
change
your
useless
articles
for
Something
you
could
ae.
nan't
try
to
trdde
awav
the
baby,
it's
aeaihst
the
law.
but
ai.
most
artTlhing
elM
has
pnsSibilltlcS.
Try
it.
All
yorf
have
to
do
is
write
the
advttlsewent
earrtullv
and
send
or
brlhg
or
mall
It
ta
the
Dally
News
office.
We
do
the
rest.
Editor,
Dally
Nftwa:
Will
you
kindly
find
space
for
ttlw
following
which
I
feel
will
bo
pleasing
W
the
citizens
of
youi
city.
As
a
Jtranei
p;issirR
through
your
clly
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
with
my
sympathies
in
absolute
accord
with
the
glorious
principles
of
the
Red
Flag,
Communism
and
the
Soviet,
the
tearing
down
at
Uie
present
false
Ideals
and
debusi-cal
Canadian
constitution
and
tin
supplanting
of
these
by
the
en-lightened
principles
ol
the
Red1
Flap
and
Communism.
I
wish
tr
earfstalulate
your
fair
city,
its
cii-lrens
and
its
press
for
bein.?
ihe
fine
city
-that
openly
and
without
shame
has
the
courr.
u
and
pride
j
to
shew
its
sympi'iiM
and
extend
It
aaaistanee
to
-hrs
worthy
,-
-
Jeethe
of
the
Red
Fr-
and
Com-
-
tit
irriuriWm.
j
On
Sunday
night
I
h;d
the
p!-
i
17,
1953
1
sure
of
attending
meeting
cailnl
!
by
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
on
bvk&il
of
the
Anyox
strikers
At
this
meeting
the
several
excelln:
'ncertaln
tcrnv
clear
that
any
ad
isjlr
BLADES
FOR
GILLETTE
RAZORS
A
PIOOUCT
Of
Gillette
Safety
Razor
Co.
of
Canada
Limited
lOtS
St
Alim4
Si
Mwrtrtal.
0k
pa-
-
r
.
k.r.
then
fw:S
ntmt
ijnffht
n
,
Kepartce
,
oi
.
the
ettteens
of
tt.t
?
r
.
Vmston
Churchill
in
evidence
and
to
hear
the
Red
LOSTDOM
Ft
17
Mrs.
Ather-
Flag
luatfix
and
heartily
sons
In
ton.
in
her
new
book
quotes
a
story
preferenee
to
the
abenrd
"Maple
of
"Sophy'
Hall's"
a
n-nt
Wtaston
Leaf
Forever"
or
"O
Canad."
It
Churchill:
"Shortly
after
he
had
was
indeed
heartening
also
to
see
left
the
Conservative
resofcitfcm
m
keeptaf
wttb
the
House
he
was
ta$ibf
side
of
th
s
certain
high
and
progressive
Ideals
of
young
woman
for
dinner
when
she
Communism
and
glorious
Rd
looked
wp
at
him
cowsUisMf
aed
Flag:,
formulated
and
sent
out
in
remarked
with
the
aedWtiy
of
her
the
unanimous
name
of
the
eitl-
kind:
There
are
two
tilings
I
don't
20jzens
of
Prince
Rupert.
Above
all
like
about
you.
Mr
I7h
are
till.'
'And
me
uriy
oi
rnnee
uupen
is
to
De
wnat
are
tney
'
mm
tne
nooning
congratulated
for
Its
wlaoom
and
statesman
Indifferently
'Tour
new
courage
in
placing
the
seal
of
its
Dolrtics
and
your
new
moustache.'
official
sanction
on
these
proceed-
'My
dear
madaBtt.
he
replied
ings
with
the
presence
of
an
si-
suavely,
pray
do
not
dtstcre
your-
dfiman
of
Its
municipality
fan
the
self
You
are
not
I&ery
to
osbm
taito
honored
poatttea
of
ehatraian
To
eon
tact
with
either
'
"
read
the
Ifeig
and
atmputhk
re-
ports
of
the
prseeediogs
in
the
lc;il
press
is.
I
can
assure
yon.
Mr.
Comrade
BsKet,
Indeed
H
stimulating
and
encouraging
to
our
great
caure.
I
have
sent
clip
pings
to
Moscow
and
you
will
pro
bably
receive
due
acknowledgement
from
headquarter
there.
Bravo.
"Comrade"
Prince
Ru
pert
Secretary
of
Prince
May
Ride
in
Race
LONDON.
Feb
17:
Lloyd
Thomas,
assistant
private
secretary
to
the
Prince
of
Wales,
aaav
rkle
in
the
Keep
up
the
good
work
of
orund
National
this
year
His
mnre.
tne
cause.
The
next
time
I
come
niin
Ba
i
amrm
th
mriM
te
your
fair
and
progressive
city
M.
Thoas
who
la
44
vear
of
I
wftl
expect
to
see
a
pile
of
ma-
age
ady
ridden
at
Aintree.
ple-lfad
lacks
on
the
sfty
dump.
November
he
rode
DwUny
Bay
vour
citizens
nvme
m
maiscrimm-
t(l
victory
in
Ihe
SofUrti
Cup
Steeple-1
te
and
red-shirted
-ommunal
cnase
He
one
rtf
tne
rWer8
harmony,
your
Nvrfcle
ehurebes
to
noutlds
ln
Lei
rstershlfe.
but
la1
In
ashes
the
terrible
homes
rele-
!
mMe
to
give
the
hobby
tindivtrted
gated
to
obHvlon.
snd
the
Red
attention
owing
to
his
position
at
Flag
nubly
unfolding
to
thebr-e
Yort
Houm!
tne
Prlnce
,,
residence
in
splendorous
display
above
the
...
,hp
mrhm
office
a.
City
Hall
and
buOd-
government
autstant
private
secretary
to
r
"
tiu
w
w
pwo
-
win
-
Antn
rhomhrr
-itn
frnm
1
TM
In
i,
,
nwsvcii
!
rrnn
nupen
ana
one
amf
m
lMs
anA
ha,
r,.A
-t
Constan-
hot
verv
distent
future
jwu
wfll
,e
Calro
Rome
,nr!
Madrid
?
)e
V1
of
Ujtod
dipfom.tlc
service.
His
father
rovmees
of
Soviet
Osnada.
Then
National
Hockey
League
Montreal
2.
Detroit
2.
CDhediens
6.
Ottawa
0.
New
York
Rangers
2.
Toronto
5.
Boston
1.
Chicago
2
ufi,
(HAPPED
SKIII
J
T
wl
mt
nxn.
Aplr
II
mmm
t
Amy,
t
I
rM
H
II
hm
ttx
liniwx
bnlr
mt
ml
y4iliiM4.
y
?S
HatfubU.
Vary
hading
I
j
j'KIHG
OF
PAIITj
was
one
of
the
founders
of
the
Cal-
hd-d
wl'l
you
be
rewarded
and
wtla
Sweepstake
',iirn
iiiucru
win
we
(!
1
1
uinc
"Comrade!"
PAUL
JACKSON,
'formerly
Ivanovitch)
"The
Red
Flag
forever"
932
Powell
St..
Vancouver.
B.C.
Good
Influence
Of
Black
Cat
HOCKEY
SCORES
-rT.
played
an
important
pan
lice
court
case
at
Tottenham
eat
do-;
The
cat
entered
the
court
and
Jumped
on
to
the
clerk's
tfble
when
the
magistrate
was
hearing
the
evidence
of
a
wife,
who
had
summoned
her
husband
for
alhsjed
cruelty.
The
magistrate.
S
H.
Flatten,
noticed
the
cat
and
sugdjaaUd
to
the
wife
that
it
mlKht
be
a
sign
that
if
she
let
bygones
be
bygones
her
future
life
with
her
husband
would
be
happy.
She
thought
reconciliation
impossible.
But
just
then
the
cat
rubbed
its
nose
against
her
Imiid.
the
wife
hefclhited,
and
then
said
that
perhaps
after
all
reconciliation
was
possible.
The
husband
thotiKht
so.
tod,
and
the
couple
were
m
fermi
it
the
court
missionary.
When
they
left
the
court
the
black
cut
went
out
with
them.
BASKETBALL
LIlriUK
STANDINfiS
Senior
league
W.
I
Orofeo
4
I
Kfttem
2
3
C
N
R
A
.2
4
Intermediate
League
Tuata
4
3
Warrton
f
2
Merehaasa
,.i
$
Indies'
Lea
cue
Cbrdinals
-i
OCOMtS
A
Junior
League
Scoots
-
J
Jipaatse
2
Rorers
2
Meteors
1
2
3
S
0
3
3
4
SPORT
CHAT
m
8
4
4
3
10
2
14
6
4
10
4
4
2
Ovlng
to
the
change
in
the
hasketbaB
schedule
the
CNR
wia
play
the
Kaiens
tonight
ilass
beJL
The
Tuxl
team
will
be
oh
thetr
ray
to
Evington
tomorrow
and
hould
Bring
back
the
-bacon"
or
ihey
are
a
good
fast
team.
The
delegates
to
the
annual
convention
of
the
Amateur
Athletic
Union
held
recently
Is
Mew
York,
farced
this
change
by
gdoptmg
unanimously
the
metric
sysissn
of
tack
metJBTament
for
air
ehaja-oionshlp
races.
No
longer
wilt
the
year's
sprint
champion
be
the
runner
who
churned
a
hundred
yards
if
cinders
In
the
fastest
Hbjm.
Ks
wli!
be
the
'rl.j
,
"
i!
wtn!
uil
wiftly
ever
the
inO-mrUe
route
-
dlstiinrt
nii'"lnn
ltd)
and
a
fraction
yards.
NEVER
HAS
INDIGESTION
Fruit
ti$ti
maA
ttomaeh
Ilk
ntu
-I
UA
alir
trn
ia
juu!
IXtthk
ualil
I
fin
livtn
(rvubl
n
U
y
""'
I'-
luill
t
tul
ansthlllf
will,
it
Amalon
(t"
i
ill
.a.
tina
.not
t
hndarhM.
I
raatrutU
Jttf
CttBfWtrljr
mCorN
tut
ta
Fruit-m-tivtt
7
iru
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Decks
Total
rapstlty
20,000
teas
Shipbuilders
snd
Ship
Repairers
for
Steel
and
Wood
Vessels
Iron
and
rtrass
Casting
electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
SMon
Derrick
tftr
Iteatf
Litis
Sawmill
and
Mlnlnr
Machinery
Itepnlred
and
Overhauled
which
can
be
status
of
Ihe
world
Friday.
February
17.
n
PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
si.
.
'TWO
Insist
On
"GRANTS
fltST
rHOCtBABLE"-The
Original
TEAMS
fa
Sntr
at
Vi"ir
of
Utei
from
"Mail
Onlrr
ORANGE
PEKOE
BLEND
1
ru
Letier
Box
IHpt."
Llq'tfoe
(Untitoi
Buaf'I.
rj.
.
fahfoilvff
"SALADA
TEA
"Fresh
fram
tfie
Gardens"
is
THIS
TKUE?
to
the
hidus-
benighted
laws
i
workers,
unemployed
and
citizens
Vfavrvr-
tVUUnf
trint,;tnrr
Jr.
tfcnt
vrimr.
of
this
fair
Dominion
and
a
men-
eventually
all
grain
in
Canada
will
be
shipped
out
22
through
Canadian
ppiis.
He
says:
"If
the
thirty
or
forty
ted
that
if
tre
benithteo
eonsti-millions
of
dollars
we
have
been
paying
to
the
United
tution
and
kietis
that
have
instates
annually
for
handling
our
grain
exports
are
keptued
tiree
wmfedervton
at
home,
that
alone
will
almost
make
the
difference
he-c"
tween
prosperity
and
depression."
Z
Tve
cuugraiuiate
ine
puDiisners
oi
snipping
ueglSier
hateful
Union
Jack
Jaek
with
with
its
its
on
the
good
work
it
has
done
for
St.
John
and
hope
at
some
thetic
mepfe
tirfre
it
will
be
able
to
do
the
same
for
Prince
RuDert.
one
1x5
USd
aBd
of
the
natural
outlets
for
grain
in
Western
Canada.
The!country
lnd
to
thta
eDd
policy
of
shipping
grain
through
Canadian
4
ports
is
one!
A.ts
itm
w?Jm?'d
W
o,l,,f
gratifyfa
to.
sec
many
red
shirt
Prince
Rupert
is
glad
to
see
St.
John
prosper.
If
Canada
j
Is
to
be
great
there
must
be
a
number
of
great
ports.
Prince
UupeTt
expects
to
be
a
great
port
but
her
turn
will
come
later.
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foundation
hag
already
been
laid
but
the
superstructure
is
for
the
future,
Luurv
mm
ARE
TIED
Itcsults
or
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W
Last
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Leafuc
fi.imrs
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tettm.
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and
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ae
Ud
as
retuH
etl
last
night's
Whis
League
ffcWres.
Results
of
the
ga'Mes
were:
Fish
Packers
4.
Musketeers
5
i
St.
Andrew's
3,
Swift's
6.
1
Seal
Cove
3.
Orotic
6.
,
Canadian
Legion
6,
1.
O.
O.
F
3.
Sons
of
Norway
5.
ttmpmw
4.
Learoe'
Sfandi'nt
W.
L.
P
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5
2
5
Canadian
Lgjkr.
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2
S
O4dfnow
.
.
.
4
3
4
Sons
of
Norway
4
'
3
4
Seal
Cove
,....
.
3
4
5
FlsU
Packers
3
4
3
St
Andrew's
3
4
3
Grotto
3
4
3
Musketeers
3
4
3
Empress
3
S
2
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ft
1
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I
IMMiULT
AT
CATMKUUAL
M'4nUnui
fron
vm
oni
.ured
very
graphically
the
becta-rAnK
of
the
Church
of
Enuland
In
Canada
From
the
time
of
the
fir',
service
in
Annapolis
ftoyai.
NJS
.
Ik
(raced
the
work
of
tftr
chure
asssjm
the
country
surrounding
(he
3i.
Lawrence
River
Then
how
it
ts-
Control
Bk-ar'f
of
the
.vef
Mm-M
of
fitih
Coltm
hr
1
s...
Clicked
Teeth
At
an
Officer
I'rlvateJlkl
Not
Stand
si
Attention
When
KeprlmaiMtal
l
or
N
Kl
t
LONDON.
Feb
17
Pnv
Ham
Might,
of
the
8rr-.:
it'
share
and
Hrrtlordshm
ft.
duns
worked
westward
up
asoural
hM
tmma
bv
,
,
the
rdson
Bay
torrttory
end
hUer
couft
ut
rtrv
n
to
the
prairie
provlr
ecs
hlre.
of
hwwaordlnatl.m
h.
Pieturssssae
aud
UsteresUng
w..
cittked
hU
ttth
..'
.
the
bschsnkag
si
the
shurch
in
Bn-
ihe
accused
soldier
i.irr
;
tiah
Columbia.
From
the
early
work
the
court
martial
that
h.
....
in
the
southern
part
of
the
pro-
fax)
Dts
teeth
at
Sernnn
i
vtnee
to
the
wosk
amosajst
the
na-
HsrrkvRfeett
of
the
rrt
m.
-tlves
of
Port
aimpson
and
Metla-
he
dad
not
agree
thai
tin
tartla
where
the
dtseese
of
Cato-
tubnrdlruitian
or
an
insult
doMBi
was
fcst
ertsarMted.
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Bl-
The
officer
said
he
r;
shop
pointed
out
that
although
the
tukght,
who
was
his
bat
mm
t
clergy
siajred
the
saost
laapertan
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hti
boot,
)'
part,
the
work
of
the
laymen
ws
gsjgfit
clicked
his
teeth
splendid
and
in
ne
snsaU
degree
wai
indtfiilTii
of
annovan
'
rsapaeusble
for
the
siwaJMashaisr.1
of
not
tuatf
to
attention
ine
vmmtm
m
jsuguusa
tn
usmsmt
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be
astud
tlx
r
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basket
ball
teams
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near-
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rwn
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m
a
few
shert
r-
atoaiHa-kiM
hit
teeth
tf-
"
the
time
ta
the
league
where
marks
gave
an
outline
of
the
de-
ded
the
officer,
atamped
.
adrshtp
of
the
league
Is
in
sivhl
?rtfskm
aojt
relkston
showtot
Upu
room,
safing
Well
I
..n,
:
na
au
tne
team
are
piaying
urn
;
ttHmUm
la
the
only
lewidatton
cr
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you
for
mim
the
sitUI
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this.
I
wtil
makr
to
the
I
Canada's
Anthem
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Canada,
our
home
aasf
aatl
land
True
patriot
love
in
all
thy
sons
comand.
With
glowuig
heart
we
see
thee
rise
The
true
North
strong
aasf
free.
And
stand
on
gaang,
O
Canada,
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stand
on
gaaftf
far
thee.
and
me
we
atand
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