Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
July
20,
1950
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every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
Q.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
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By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
MOSCOW'S
MISTAKE
ON
MY
RECENT
across
western
Europe
in
a
matter
of
daya.
But
what
ruled
out
such
plan
of
'super-murder
was
the
nature
of
the
American
people.
Everyone
who
knew
them
was
ell
aware
that
they
would
not
have
"gone
along-
with
their
leaders
in
any
such
outrageous
fcct.
There
is
no
certainty
yet
as
to
the
outcome
of
the
Communist
aggression
against
southern
Korea.
But
even
if
the
Communist
armies
should
sweep
to
complete
local
victory
,v
Moscow'
rulers
would
lose
far
more
than
they
have
gained.
.
tor
what
tney
have
done
is
to
harden
the
hearts
of
the
American
people,
of
ALL
schools
of
politics.
Uncie
Joe
Stalin's
warmakers
have
done
what
Uncle
Sam's'
tew
warmongers
could
not
do-convinced
the
ordinary
guy
that
the
time
has
come
to
draw
a
line
beyond
which
no
aggressor,
can
go
without
a
fight.
v
By
Carrier,
i-er
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
7c;
rer
Teai
$8
00;
By
Mail.
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
'
United
Front
visit
to
the
Northwest
Institute
of-
International
I
Relations
I
had
the
oppor-!
tunity
to
size
up
a
typiail
(
group
of
intelligent
Americans.
,
!
,
Even
for
a
friendly
Canadian,)
who
knows
the
great
U.S.A.
well,
it
has
been
hard,
in
the
past'
1
.
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SAVING
HIS
ACE
FOR
THE
-SERIES
Drawn
by
Charlie
Knight
in
the
Windsor
Star.
(CP
Photo)
few
years,
to
know
where
Uncle
Sam
was
going.
Were
the
Americans
becoming
warmongers,
imperialists,
militarist-minded?
Granted
the
obvious
fact
that
Communist
Russia's
policies
of
the
past
few
years
had
been
'
increasingly
July
20,
1925
The
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
party
is
on
its
way
to
Prince
Ru
make
Jam
to
be
provocative
how
much
of
this;
pert
on
the
first
lap
of
a
tour
of
the
northern
interior.
CANADA'S
major
political
parties
face
the
increasingly
critical
international
situation
with
a
united
front
as
indicated
in
statements
published
yesterday
from
Mr.
Drew,
leader'
of
the
Progressive-Conservative
party,
and
Mr.
Cold
well,
leader
of
the
C.C.F.,
approving
the
United
Nations
action
in
Korea
and
assuring
their
support
in
carrying
it
out.
With
the
Social
Credit
party
already
on
record,
that
makes
the
whole
thing
pretty
unanimous.
That
is
as
it
should
be
and
was,
of
course,
to
be
expected
but
it
is
satisfactory,
nevertheless,
to
see
everybody
on
record.
:
;
In
Britain
the
Laborites,
the
Conservatives
and
Liberals
are,
of
course,
in
similar
accord,
assurances
along
this
line
having
already
been
made.
'
'
Over
there,
of
course,
they
must
still
have
their
little
political
fun
as
witness
th'e
"peanut
division"
Tuesday
when
the
Conservatives
forced
a
division
on
the
government's
East
African
peanut
growing
scheme
which
did
seem
somewhat
of
an
incongrous
situation
in
these
serious
days.
was
due
.
to
reaction
against
the
"crowding"
or
"closing
in"
cf
Uncle
Sam
or
Uncle
Joe?
July
20,
1940
In
last
night's
regular
ladies'
league
softball
fixtures,
the
league
leading
Grottos
defeated
Cooke's
Coffee
Shoppe
by
a
game,
Velvet
went
dcwn
before
the
Whirlwinds
by
a
score
of
10
to
1.
Not
long
ago
a
rangy
individual
from
Smithers
came
into
town
in
possession
of
a
fine
little
sack
of
coarse
gold,
totalling
in
value
a
few
hundred
dollars.
He
decided
to
liquidate,
was
ruri.in,
paid
the
fine
and
went
qn
his
way.
'
He
was
asked
where
he
had
found
the
gold
but
wouldn't
tell.
1
JiL'r-vx-v"
X
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3JL
Jani-making
is
easy,
These
were
the
questions
that
I
had
asked
myself
over
and'
over
again.
What
were
the
ordinary,
decent
American
people
thinking
about
it
all?
.
4
THIS
IS
HOW
I'SIZED-UP
the
large
and
representative
group
with
whom
I
came
in
contact
on
my
U.S.
trip.
(
quick,
SURE
with
)
r
'
CETO
Cry,o
...
the
jjcluii
prouuti
in
crystals
j
One
American
boat
sold
Its
halibut
here
today.
It
was
the
'Majestic,
whAch
disposed
its
40,000
catch
to
Booth
for
9.9c
and
7.5c.
form
that
helps
all
fruits
to
jell
perfectly.
The
Rotary
Club
decided
to
engage
Bandmaster
Thomas
Wilson
for
six
months
for
instruction
of
fifty
boys
from
the
ages
of
ten
to
sixteen
years
who
had
already
applied
to
enter
a
band.
"
!
M
You
boil
ONE
MINUTE
only
with
CERTO
Crystals
.
.
.
Mrs.
Jack
Woods
(Annette
Stone)
returned
to
the
city
on
,the
Prince
George
this
morning
i
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancou-'
ver.
that
saves
V3
the
time
needed
for
old-fashioned,
if
PAYS
TC
ADVERTISE.
The
Americans
now
know
that
!
'
the
position
of
world
leadership
has
been
thrust
on
them
by!
events,'
They
have
been
ex-1
tremely
reluctant
to'-aeceptthat
j
fact,
in
all
its
consequences.
Deep
down
in
every
American's
heart
is
a
longing
to
go
back
to
the
"good
old
days"
when
he!
cculd
live
in
peace
in
"Clod's
;
country,"
blissfully
'
indifferent
to
happenings
overseas.
i
But,
bit
by
bit,
the
America
'
people
have
come
to
the
realization
that
they
can't
go
back
long-boil
recipes.
.
.1
r.ITO
CfT,w
to
the
"good
old
days"
any
more
Opportunities
in
CONVERTIBLE
PREFERRED
STOCKS
.
Preferred
stocks
which
have
conversion
privileges
often
provide
the
holder
with
both
capital
apprecia-tion
and
greater
revenue
possibilities
in
addition
to
the
1
usual
priorities
of
dividends
and
capital.
Our
July
"Investment
Securities
Review"
contains
-
-
A
Cult
heat-
cornea
-i
mUtuie
tugar
t.lNi'TEtir'
4Vi
.up.
ft-"
.
uioor
than
an
over-fifty
.
man
or
;
woman
can
go
'back
to
schools
'
days..
"
a
brief
commentary
on
twelve
such
convertible
preferred
stocks
ofmrominenr
iffin
Vc
par
.bout
10
S"-
r
Canadian
companies.TA
copy
will
be
.
into
ww..
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hift"
place
""--
FAIRNESS
RECEIVING
an
honorary
degree
from
an
American
university,
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
took
the
occasion
to
make
some
remarks
about
the
public
treatment
of
public
men.
After
saying
that
one
of
the
most
important
of
democratic
freedoms
is
the
freedom
to
oppose
the
policies
of
the
administration,
Mr.
St.
Laurent
went
on
to
say:
"But
it
is
quite
another,
thing
to
attack
the
good
faith,
the
honesty
of
purpose
and
the
loyalty
to
their
country
of
public
men,
when,
there
&
no
substantial
evidence
to
support
such
attacks."
One
may
agree
with
the
Prime
Minister's
feeling
in
this
matter
and
yet
feel
that
he
was
not
addressing
the
right
audience.
For
the
most
part,
those
who
are
prone
to
impugn
the
loyalty
and
good
faith
of
public
men
are
themselves
public
men
of
other
political
faiths.
The
Prime
Minister's
sermon
might
fruitfully
be
delivered
to
his
colleagues
in
the
House
of
Commons.
Some
members
of
all
parties
have
been
known
to
indulge
in
the
cheap
demagoguery
of
attack
and
misrepresent
on
.motives.
Such
tactics
may
gain
a
temporary
advantage
for
the
politician
who
stoops
to
use
them
but
in
the
long
run
they
only
discredit
sent
tree
upon
request.
''Investment
Securities
Review")
-
-
The
short
boil
.
T
does
not
dull
the
lovely.
"Investment
Securities
Review'
also
contains
approximate
rent
prices
of
leading
Cana-
natural
color
or
spoil
the
fresh-fruit
taste...
they
stay
right
in
IT
SEEMS
TO
ME
THAT
THE
Americans
went
through
one
of
the
greatest
national
temptations
that
was
ever
presented
to
any
strong
power.
For
a
brief
period
they
had
the
monopoly
of
the
atomic
bomb.
Their
"leaders,
like
those
of
Russia",
were
convinced
that
a
stern
struggle
was
inevitable
between
the
wo''
super-powers.
,
'
,
j
Why
not
atomize
the
Kremlin,,
and
the
great
war
industries
of
Russia?
These
were
the
questions
that
military.
and
other
J
leaders
talked
;
about
a
few
years
.
ago.
Why
not
forestall
the
otherwise
probable
attack
by
Russia?
v
I
your
jam.
Q
With
CERTO
Crystals
you
v
dian
Bonds,
and
Pieferred
and
j
Common
Stocks
and
Mining
and
Oil
shares.
Useful
as
a
ready
and
comparative
refer-
"
ence.
Writ?
for
a
copy,
.
mi',
average
50fe
more
jam
or
jelly
from
the
same
amount
of
fruit
.
10
glasses
instead
S
TESTED
of
about
6.
RECIPES
IN
EVERY
James
Richardson
&
Sons
,
ESTABLISHED
1897
;
Pacific
Coast
Offices:
PACKAGE
.
.
.
different
one
for
each
fruit.
Follow
the
Si'
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
AS
I
TRIED
TO
SHOW
years
ago,
.there
were
overwhelming
,
military,
reasons
against
such
a
course
chief
being
that
the
Red
army
could
have
swept
simple
directions
EXACTLY
for
SURE
SO-7
tne
existing
political
system.
results.
Stock
your
pantry
now
with
delicious,
sparkling
jama
and
jellies.
You
get
CERTO
Cry.tol,
at
your
grocer's.
FRUIT
PECTIN
Crystals
NEW
GAME
:
.
.
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Canada
Ca
Starch
M
Taspooa
Salt
1
tup
Sugar
t
Cupa
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OPEN
FROM
1:30
PJW
to
3:30
A.M.
We
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la
Chinese
Dune
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MeTn
For
Outside
Order
PHONE
111
rtmovg
pom,
heal.
Siu-
a'
mail
amount
of
kot
Bkixture
into
egg
yolka
vhirk
kv
been
mixed
with
the
Kmaining
V
cup
aug&r.
Mix
Canada
Corn
Starch,
salt
and
x
cup
of
the
sugar
in
top
of
double
boiler.
Gradu&Hy
add
water.
Place
over
boiling
water;
cook,
atirring
eonstantly,
until
mixture
thicken.
Cover
and
cook
10
niinufeg,
utirnng
occasionally.
Do
not
HERE
is
a
fascinating
game
that
is
not
sweeping
the
country.
It
is
amusing;
requires
no
physical
or
mental
effort;
may
be
played
anywhere,
alone
or
or
in
a
crowd;
costs
nothing;
no
equipment
needed.
Nothing
is
at
stake
in
this
game
except
your
life.
It
is
a
new
game,
as
so
few
have
played
it
that
it
is
not
worn
out
at
all.
-.
.
All
that
is
needed
to
win
in
this
game
is
to
do
whatever
occurs
to
you
as
being
the
best
thing.
You
;
will
know
what
occurs
to
you
as
being
the
best,
so
you
.are
the
referee,
and
you
chalk
your
score
up
accordingly,
one
point
for
doing
your
best,
and
one
point
off
for
not.
fo
Later
on,
years
later,
maybe,
you
may
find
that
your
hunch
of
what
was
the'
right
thing
to
do
turns
;
out
to
have
been
wrong;
but
do-not
count
this
;
against
yourself.
Life'
will
count
it
against
you
and
dock
you
for
it,
if,
because
of
your
parents,
or
your
associates,
or
yourself,
or
because
of
plain
hard
luck
you
could
not
know
at
any
moment
what
was
the
1
best
course
to
take.
But
in
this
game,
which
has
been
played
so
little
it
is
new,
the
score
goes
by
whether
or
not
you
act
on
your
most
exalted
impulse.
If
you
do
not,
you
dock
yourself
and
life
will
probably
take
off
some
more
points
besides.-
But
if
you
do
the
best
you
can
manage,
you
mark
up
a
point
for
yourself
in
this
engrossing
game.
And
you
well
may
find
as
the
years
go
on
that
life,
too,
-builds
you
up
quite
a
tally
of
good
things.:
-
-
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Word.
lninieiiately
pour
back
into
reipniu-ing
hot
wutur
aver
boiling
water;
biid
thoroughly.
Cook
9
wiautes
longer,
atimjig
coasttly.
Ro-
juov
from
heat;
add
butter,
lemon-
juice
and
rinti
Coo
to
room
Uunpeffcture
witbout
stirring.
'
.
Poui
into
b&ie4
pi
ibell.
Beat
egg
white
until
stiff
but
not
dry;
gradually
tt
in
LFli
Ladies
Canvas
Casuals
ALL
COLORS
AND
STYLES'
sugar.
Spread
meringue
lightly
on
QUiug.
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