,,-10
Prince
Runert
Doilv
News
Monday,
December
24,
1951
As
I
See
It
Catt'rins
for
A
Million:
Task
Financial
Crisis
Major
Problem
Facing
Britain
By
ALAN
HARVEY
Canadian
Press
Stuff
Writer
Change
of
Government
Sets
New
-Minds
to
Work
iy
to
be
bidintt
t'neir
time
in
opposition.
Although
defeated
in
n.c
Octooer
election,
they
had
polled
more
votes
than
any
other
single
party.
Some
supporters
expressed
hope
their
enforced
absence
from
office
would
provide
a
breathing
space
In
which
to
work
out
political
theories
replacing
those
which
time
and
experience
of
political
power
had
.shown
to
be
unworkable
O;'
inefficient.
'
I
Tnere
were
two
other
decisive
events
for
British
socialism
in
it
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wMMiifc
VfrniJ
LONDON
(CP)
The
return
to
power
of
Win-
wn.
one
was
the
death
April
,,.
,
.,
V.
,
,
i
H
,lf
firmer
Foreign
Secretary
ston
Churchill
s
Conservative
party
provided
the
ue-
Ernest
Be:n,
who
ruse
from
ob-cisive
event
of
Britain's
political
year
in
1951.
U
oneo,Labor,
marked
the
end
of
the
first
epoch
of
socialist
majority
which
roughly
coincided
with
rule
and
set
new
minds
to
work
on
another
crisis
in
?"",',h
'he
Hethlehem
1931
A
FEW
.MONTHS
ago
I
stood
on
a
hill
outside
Jerusalem,
as
close
as
I
could
fret
to
Bethlehem.
Maybe
the
very
spot
on
which
I
stood
was
the
hill
where
the
i..
f
i
,ii
iv.
'
'"Si'-3'--
;
the
country's
financial
fortune.
In
the
October
25
general
elec
I
-
t
-
"
y
...
fv"
;
Vi
I
lng
the
rtsignatian
of
Aneurin
:
i
Nye
i
Bevan
and
two
other
mln-
i
Isters,
Harold
Wilson
and
John
!
freeman.
1
The
three
resigned
in
protest
tion,
the
Conservatives
gained
a
time
of
financial
crisis.
At
the
hepherds
heard
the
angels
.sin
i
lit
th
younj(.
gootlwill'to-
mairlty
over
aU
otner
Pa"s
opening
of
the
40th
Parliament
of
peace
oh
earth
It
the
old.
Fr
ih
of
nearly
20
seats
in
the
House
November
0,
Churchill
promised
limid.
for
the
bold.
(
hriscmjj
is
fat
all.
Ye,
all
of
ui
art
as
on
oa
tt
"lull
and
li
Jk"
statement
on
economic
difficulties
he
described
as
worse
than
tlio.se
encountered
in
the
devaluation
crisis
against
the
size
of
Britain's
4.70lU)()0,0O0
three-year
arms
budget
which
they
said
was
too
big.
They
become
a
focus
for
Labor's
traditionally-restive
left
of
Commons
compared
with
a
sinle-ligtire
majority
for
Labor
in
the
pre-election
Parliament.
Tl.-
Conservative
margin
was
S
1
I
,-51
-
this
happint
of
happy
holidays.
A
Mtrrj
of
11149
and
in
many
ways
worse
Chi.simas
anjd
Happy
New
Yearjo
you.
Ci.V:--
-
-
ia."x'
w'n
members,
with
tlio.se
of
the
convertibility
possib.y
smaller
vaan
;uany
observers
,n
v.
dyke
McMillan
Hals
oi
1947.
Next
afternoon
the
11-day-old
"
anadian
l
ife
Askuranre
t:it
Conservative
administration
an
party.
Some
forecast
Bevan
a.s
a
luture
Labor
prime
minister
but
at
tut'i
end
the
iiiuueralc
right-wing
leader.s,
such
as
Att-lee
and
Herbert
Morrison,
.still
were
in
command.
One
of
Hie
m:nn
tasks
facing
the
I'mted
Nations
Relief
and
Works
s
.
.Ajtrucy
for
Palestine
Relugees
(l'.NEVA)
is
that
of
feeding
the
i-.-hundreds
of
thousands
of
refugees
of
the
conflict
in
Palestine.
This
"
entails
distribution
of
11.000
tons
of
food
to
a
population
equivalent
to
that
of
Brussels
or
Washington.
I).
C,
over
an
area
of
ltKUMM)
square
miles,
in
five
different
countries.
Here,
5.000
boxes
of
dry
.Jigs'
bought
by
INK'LF
in
Yugoslavia
are
transhipped
in
Beirut.
In
the
foreground,
a
cargo
of
sugar
is
shown
being
hoisted
aboard.
itounced
drastic
measure
of
austerity
to
ea.se
tile
drain
on
her
goal
and
dollar
reserves
a
reduction
by
nearly
$l.()0O.Ot(l.(W!J
in
overseas
spending,
a
curtailment
of
new
building
and
.strategy'
.stockpiling,
and
fiscal
steps
to
make
money
dearer
for
bor-r.me:
s
at
home.
These
were
deseiibed
as
'Tiist
aid''
measures
pending
other
r.aa
expected
out
the
first
weeks
of
the
new
Parliament
suggested
it
would
prove
enough
for
effective
feovfc.nmt-iit,
tiuu
ending
the
melancholy
deadlock
between
the
two
big
parties
which
had
existed
since
the
stalemate
election
February
23,
1950.
Cnurchill,
Prime
Minister
'
for
the
first
time
by
the
votes
of
the
people
he
wa.s
summoned
by
Parliament
to
be
wartime
premier
moved
swiftly
to
name
a
new
cabinet
in
which
Anthony
Eden
as
foreign
secretary
was
No.
2
man.
A
novel
feature
of
the
16-member
cabinet
was
the
appointment
to
important
co
ward
men.
But
there
was
no
peace
that
!
day
near
Bethlehem
and
there
u
no
real
peace
now.
Near
me
.stood
a
very
businesslike
looking
Irsaili
soldier,
carrying
a
machine
gun.
And
across
the
.valley,
directly
in
line
with
the
-spire
of
the
church
which
marks
the
spot
where
the
Prince
of
Peace
was
born,
were
Arab
;
sentries.
Their
machine
guns
!
pointed
in
our
direction.
Neither
side
wa.s
shooting,
for
the
uneasy
cease-fire
still
pre-
i
vails.
But
both
side'
were
ready
to
hhoot
as
the
Romans,
Greeks,
British,
Americans,
Russians,
Germans.
Jews
Gentiles,
Christians,
Moslems,
Hindus
have
been
ready
to
shoot,
or
shooting
before
and
since
the
heavenly
messenger
proclaimed
"glad
tid-
;
ings
of
great
joy
which
.shall
be
lo
all
people."
'
IT
WOULD
BE
easy
to
be
gloomy
this
Christmas,
if
one
thought
too
much
on
the
negative
side
of
hie
human
.story.
;
You
might
say
we
are
no
close:
lo
peace
on
earth
today
than
Alcan
Workers
Home
For
Xmas
i
plans
for
halting
inflation
which
Kilimat
and
Nechaco
flam
the
government
promised
It
workmen,
in
thss
hundreds,
are
would
try
to
work
out
during
a
by
this
time
in
Vancouver'
to
two-month
adjournment
of
Par-
spend
the
holidays
with
friends
nui5
ordinating
posts
of
non-party
Reflects
and
Reminisces
men
.such
as
lord
Lsmay,
Lord
lament,
starting
early
in
De-
and
families.
Some
are
also
In
eeniotr.
Pilnce
Runert.
Clierwell
and
l
ord
Leathers.
lacnarti
Biuier,
ciuincenor
oi
xney
have
with
them
mxxl
1
ems
the
Exchequer
grimly
said
that
sued
cheques,
as
well
as
uniquv
unuvs
Doiuin
quiiMy
6iu
iiy-
souvenirs
of
Uietr
isolation
in
I
Mi
Ht
BKHi
'IVKKI.OKl)S"
Lord
Wool
ton
Lord
Readiti
;
and
Lord
De
la
Warr
were
otht
r
prominent
peers
in
the
govern
-men
and
promptly
won
the
poji-
I
i
mi
"onz:
mg
oeyono
tneir
means,
ner
the
lugge!
wiidtt
ol
the
north.
fJL-':'
pray-
peopie
wouiti
iino
inenvseives
s,,me
OI
trie
mt.n
according
to
'
"God
bless
us
everyone!
ed
Tiny
Tim
were
people
1951
years
ago.-
You
ular
title
of
"overlords."
Labor,
uaiiKiupi,
line
aim
nungry.
whaf
Is
heard,
since
they
rejoin-
!
might
say
the
only
difference
is
in
opposition
for
the
first
lime
iy
nit
mmt
ed
tlielr
kinsfolk,
may
not
return
It
was
an
ironic
situation
for
u
the
Alcan
camp.
This
is
not
the
Conservatives.
ChurchillJbecau.se
of
any
dissatisfaction,
who
hatf
long
campaigned
on.iney
were
quIcK
to
say
the
food
;inat
now
we
have
atom
bombs
since
its
194a
victory
at
the
polls,
'instead
of
bows
and
arrows
to
criticized
the
new
Conservative
shoot
and
kill
with.
You
might
cabinet
a.s
representing
"govern-
.say
that
as
killers
the
Roman
ment
of
the
people,
for
big
busi-
'
Caesars
were
Dikers
eomnared
ness.
hv
the
Lords."
1
1
-
a
cry
oi
oei
me
people
iree,
ts
as
gK1
s
the
pay,
and
the
1
iound
nuivseii
obliged
as
prune
camps
"miles
ahead
of
anything
i
with
the
war
makers
of
our
own
The
Conservatives,
who
broad-
minister
to
continue
and
occa
the
uirny
ever
had.
1
Crippled
ami
tiwarrcu
oibody,
yet
so
tall
Of
soul,
we
tiptoe
earth
to
look
on
him,
Hii;h
towcriiiM
over
all.
-
James
Whitcomb
Riley.
f
lliv.li
in
the.
valiant
men
and
free,
Th?
luiKer
heart,
the
kindlier
hand;
Rini;
out
the
darkness
of
the
land,
Ring
in
the
Christ,
that
is
to
be.
Qreetinm
r
Mayor
Hume
of
Vancouver,
bearing
that
Princess
Klizabeth
'ir.ny
return
by
way
cf
the
Paci-lic,
lioni
the
royal'
tour
of
Aus-.
trnliti
and
New
Zealand,
ask.-d
Buckingham
Palace
to
have
the
jourutty
ineliidc
(lie
part
of
V'ari-ftrrilW.
The
mayor
has
received
4i
.iACkn',wierl;(
i;eit.
!t
i.s
the.
vwwv
tiiiit
two
possibilities
are
I
iip'W
.being
studied,
Just
what.;
ks
that
mean?
The
flip.lrt
will
t;"
iij'Mjy
or
June.
.
December
snow
is
not
hint;
new
;
in
Prince
Rups
iL.
A'ld
the
beauty
:
it
is
tiiat
there
can
te
plenty
of
.-.now
without
plenty
of
cold.
Ever
know
there
is
a
Yankee
ljwr:
:
called-Snir
a
Cluu.s.
Located
ft:
Irk'liana,
tlicre
ia
nothing
unu-hui
!
about
Santa
Clans,
except
tlie
nam.
For
'.hat
matter,
visit-in:1,
tourists
from
south
ot
the
line
'
itrhki:
..
v.iia'.
p'
l'P'c
were
think-
.'
i.!!'
of
when
Medicine
Hat
was.
sJo'od.
Ih'
re's
always
the
other
side
-J.n,
a.
picture.
Pafsengcis
were;
day.
.
Iy
dominated
British
politics
in
sionally
to
extend
the
socialist
But
if
you
said
that
you
would
'the
years
between
the
two
world
'apparatus
of
control
and
re-;
be
more
than
hall
wrong.
For
v.ars,
tame
back
to
power
at
a
tnrtion.
The
socialists
charged
in
.spite
of
the
superficial
cvi-:
the
new
government
with
break-
!
dence
to
the
contrary,
God's
in-
"
'
Jng
its
election
pledges.
They
I
visible
armies
are
on
the
marcii
cause
one
great
and
enlightened
said
the
Tones
had
promised
in
the
hearts
of
people
every-
man.
Charles
Wilberforcc,
r-1
red
meal
and
then
cut
off
the
i
where.
World
peace
under
ju.
t-
gued
tjr
abolition
of
slaves
with
.Christmas
food
bonuses.
ice
and
mercy
is
more
nearly
such
persistence
and
intelligence
1he
government
replied
that
1
possible
todav
than
it
ever
was
that
in
the
end
parliament
gave
the
socialists
had
leit
such
a
before.
It's
coming
vet.
"for
a'
in
to
him
if
onlv
to
silence
his
:
mess
there
wa.s
no
other
course.
May
the
spirit
of
happineii
and
good
will
thai
fills
this
season
live
in
your
home
and
blest
your
loved
ones
for
the
many
yrara
ia
come.
A
Merry
Chmtmas
and
a
Happy
New
Year
to
all
that
upsetting
proddings.
In
the
One
Conservative
member
said
the
country
had
averted
fina.i-cial
catastrophe
under
the
labor
government
bv
onlv
a
IF
YOU
or
I
could
.suddenly
be
Slates
it
took
a
bloody
war.
Th"
lesson
seems
obvious.
War
.
will
go
the
-ay
of
slav-
transported
back
through
time
to
be.
alive
aeain
in
the
riavs
of
cy
because
we
will
get
world
,
"hair's-breadth
I
I
'
The
socialists
under
former,
'
jesus
Christ;
and
if
we
could
tKU,x
"'aue
uy
laws
oi
a
worm
Prime
Minister
Clement
Attlee.-J
take
with
us
the
same
enlarged
1
government.
The
real
question
consciousness,
ideas
of
ri-'ht
and
wilJ
this
come
before
or
after
awarded
the
Order
of
Merit
dur
anoier
war?
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
,
ing
the
year,
appeared
general-
wrong
that
we
now
have,
we
A
MtARTY
WISH
Z
I
x
Si
Z
FOR
HEALTH
AND
2
f
A
would
find
life
utterly
unbear-
xxvt'i
'
able.
;
itf
fttitt'f.iifttw
it
v
tTtT';-
PROSPERITY
TO
ALL
I
V,-A
Alfred
Tennyson.
A
Have
you
any
old
grudges
you
would
like
to
pay,
Any
old
wrongs
laid
up
from
a
bygonv
day?
Gather
them
now
and
lay
thorn
away
When
Christmas
comes.
A
Although
it's
not
a
popular
rule,
a
man
should
remove
a
terry
from
the
mistletoe
each
time
he
steals
a
ku.s.
When
the
berri.-s
are
gone,
no
more
kisses
are
available.
A
Hard
thoughts
are
heavy
to
carry,
my
friend,
And
life
is
short
from
beginning
to
end;
Ee
kind
to
yourself,
leave
nothing
to
mend
When
Christmas
comes.
William
Lytle.
A
The
sale
of.
Christmas
seals
originated
in
Sweden
in
1904.
d(1)tk'.ss,
wi.ihinp,
one
another
th
season's
compliments,
the
wHiT-tlay,
as
the
Danish
liner
2
ra
.sailed
off
Portland.
Oregon.
mhtrmmokr
out
and
eleven
were,
"fifc-ftHng
at,
the
week-end.
Just
now.
there
i.,
no
happiness
and
it.
l-a.st
said
of
merriment,
the
J
bi
tter.
'
Dr'lrothy
Dix
died
a,
week
ago.
lReri.)!;l'.-s.
h-r
sage
counsel
f-:r:i
inner
to
be
a
feature
of
the
I
67
TAX.
tfp
"JJ
H
Ross
Pros.
I
vT
J'
Reason
.5
(Q
,
J
CjreeluirjA
Jf0j
'
"
u
iiiatan-jt;,
iiiusl
OI
US
WOUiO
be
slaves.
Ail
people
captured
in
wars
would
be
killed
or
enslaved.
If
you
examine
the
history
of
J
the
human
race
you
see
"how
;
"
slowly
but
surely
the
battle
against
slavery
was
fought
and
won.
There
may
be
"slave
camps"
in
Russia
today.
We
are
not
sure.
But
if
there
are,
that
r
fact
has
to
be
concealed
from
1
'
the
whole
world
because
the,
conscience
of
mankind
abhors
slavery.
,
Yet
it
is
le.ss
than
a
hundred
'J
years
since
the
now-mightiest,
1
ir
most
Christian,
civilized
nation
1
1
on
earth
fought
the
till-then1!!'
Jerry
s
bloerdiest
of
all
wars
to
free
its
PV-i
).-'
Dorothy
had
num-i'os
oru'spondents
and
believ-1
in
advance
questions
and
..ui.sv.ers.
A
pood
idea
put
into
pra:iifc,
in
many
other
lines
of
i
'i,ruan
affairs.
iOr.e'
would
rather
not
snEEostJ
it
but.
it
must
continue
to
be
ad-,
h.iUed
that,
the
postoffice
i.s
the
,ihomc
of
hard
work.
Yulctide
f,',wn
called
Santa
clans?
Located
,
Jtii'ih
i.s
still
on,
Mail,
by
the
way
kei
pi
movmR.
And
if
heaps
of
;
letters
are
coming
in
its
a
stub-i
Lorn
fact
more
u!e
doing
out.
s
if
lu
n
a
n
SCOTCH
AM)
WHY
Barber
Shop
and
own
slaves.
Ye.s,
"the
world
do
i
r
m
s
i
n
j
move."
g
i;
IN
BRITAIN
S
world
kingdom,';
slavery
wa.s
wiped
out
61
years
'bel'Orp
it.
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in
thn
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&
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Beauty
Parlors;!
IS?
I
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f
I
Vf
CiviMf
(IW
I
A
Scotchman
living
in
America,
who
had
been
the
target
of
innumerable
stories
about
the
thriftiness
of
his
race,
repaid
everyone
in
full
measure
one
Christmas.
As
soon
a.s
he
received
each
greeting
card
'
he
'
promptly
returned
it
to
tho
sender
with
this
message
rubber-stamped
at
the
bottom;
"Mal-;colm
McLeod
wishes
you-
th"
same."
EARLY
EXPLORER
;
First
while
man
on
record
to
,
visit,
Lake
Ontario
was
Etienne
Brule
in
1015.
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Association
Hi
There,
Co-op
Kids!
vfA
If
1
Colling
1
risrmas
The
Show
you
have
been
waiting
for
THURSDAY
AFTERNOON,
DFC.
?7
in
the
Capitol
Theatre
wilh
Santa
Claus
in
attendance
Members
ore
requested
to
collect
Free
Admission
Tickets
for
the
children
at
the
'1
tii'
I;
I;
Jif
U
U
I
t
i
y
1
sm
,
f-
M'.
and
M-s.
Gerald
Scheidcl
A
fed
'
.
2!
wish
to
extend
greetings
ilf
tc
oil
on
behclf
of
the
i
management
od
sfoff
1
i!1
of
the
Sovoy
Hotel.
2
5?
.
If
SAVOY
11
ho
t
e
I
:
if
Cow
Bay
Store-Kaien
Co-op
7th
Avenue
In
the
gpirit
of
Christmas,
we
hop
that
you
may
always
enjoy
the
peace,
happinest
and
good
cheer
that
wc
wish
you
thie
Yuletide
Season.
PRINCE
RUPERT
REALTY
CO.
V
If
p
y
y
w
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
;
V
V
y
y
V
y
y
y
y
y
r
ttfc
-s
it.;
sAV
Where
you
will
hove
the
opportunity
to
purchase
such
good
things
as
ihortbreod
.
.
.
Mincemeat
Pies
and
Tarts
.
.
.
Cokes,
plain
and
decorated
.
...
Christmas
Puddings,
assorted
sizes
.
.
.
o'l
at
popular
prices
and
Be
sure
of
your
Sliced
Bread
Supplies
with
the
Co-op
Label
VSm.R
NEW
MANAGEMENT
.
.
,
SAVOY
HOTEL
Prince
Rupert's
only
modern
rooms
with
bath
Fraser
Street
Phone
37
w