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Monday,
December
4.
1950
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
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The
fAs
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I
sources,
It's
just
as
weil
that
wp
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In
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
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G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
j
m
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
'
'
"t'ar-ier.
Per
Week.
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year.
vr.
i
have
a
live
municipal
election
!
to
v
Fa-
FW
fi-;
home.
Of
course,
the
Lord
only
I
velopinl
'".--'s
!
knows
what
is
to
happen
in
the
!
does
Ir
,
usual
trouble
zones
but
nothln-
I
JJr
ti-a;
t.
r3
1
00:
By
Mail.
Per
Month,
50c;
Per
Year,
S5.00.
&f'Ji'
lis
going
to
be
ei'her
pained
or
rJ-.
I
nt
"
Pi
;
lost
in
neglecting
important
af
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
PEACE
OR
WAR
NEAR
lairs
neaicr
where
we
live
i
Open
Your
Stores
r
i
mtieiV
Prince
Rap,T-
eleven
mo:
.
T
than
to
im.
Al-,
shine
on
a.-.v-?."
disaste.-.bii';;-:
ur.cr;mforub.
'
were
f,-.-
'
IN
ONE
short
week
we
have
been
plunged
from
the
doorstep
of
peace
in
Korea
to
defeat
and
pos-
BT
A
NARROW
margin
of
one
vote
the
City
'Council
decided
against
the
request
of
a
group
of
merchants
to
have
their
shops
remain
open
only
A
Korean
bank
biU
has
f.mnd
Its
way
tD
Prince
Runert.
havin"
j
been
sent
by
Geo-ge
Evans,
local
icldier.
who
is
going
places
anC
wing
thines
he
"ill
c.menjb'r
as
long
as
he
wears
a
uniturm
land
doubtless
a
lot
lonaer.
i
Georae
writes
its
normal
estimate
is
s
imewhat
open
to
dcuht,
but
present
value
amounts
to
two
ad
a
half
cents.
One
of
these
!cold
nnd
anulneous
days,
Ko--
ea
will
probabty
be
the
same.
of
world
war
om?
night
a
week,
for
the
convenience
of
the
con-
i
sibility
struction
employees
of
the
Cellulose
Company
who
j
three.
'-;--y
u
'
:.:t
c.d
ttf
f'lfam
on
Kii;T
b..
Plares
cat
a.--m
but
they
e-e
;-,.
Capital
punishment
his
returned
to
New
Zealand,
and
ro
ing
the
homej.
&t
"
,
on
seem
sc-rv.
.ve
hp
iHlnwifc
I
v-ho
is
nb'"ct
to
wicked
passions.
The
State
tried
it
out
and
abides
by
the
result
Thieh
an-pears
coric'.uMv.
For
seven
vears
the
gallows
was
aboii-hrrl.
Murders
numb'
ed
87
The
prev-
Pnd
slo!y
-art
..
land
end
hr,,
r.;
sometimes
the
.tkr
colors,
merr"
j
tints
and
shzi
of
a
Master
ar.-t."
PRESENTED
WITH
CAR
Token
of
affection
and
good
wiis
of
hundreds
of
CHnadinn
daily
and
wvekly
newspapermen
and
friends
in
the
public
relations
and
advertising
fields,
a
1951
Mercury
six-passenger
coupe
was
precented
at
Montreal
to
Walter
S.
Thompson,
who
retired
recently
after
27
years
as
public
relations
'director
for
Canadian
National
Railways.
Presenting
the
car,
one
of
the
first
1951
moleds
produced
by
Ford
Qf
Canada,
are
O.
J.
Fitzgerald,
Montreal
Gazette
columnist
and
president
of
the
Montreal
Men's
Press
Club,
and
Roger
Cham-poux
of
Montreal
La
Presse.
joint
chairmen
of
the
committee
w
hich
spouse
red
a
testimonial
dinner
for
the
popular
CJJ.R.
public
relations
chief.
'
Victoria
Report
MICN-S
DRESS
SOX-These
are
real
gifts,
from
,
KO.MBEK
JACKETS
and
PARKAS,
from
BOYS'
WINDBREAK!
KS,
from
FOR
THE
LADIES
LADIES'
HOSE
Cotton
mixtures,
Nylons
and
All-Wool,
fr
om,
pal.-
Amcthysl
Is
In
For
East
Again
HCNO
KONO-
H
.M.S.
Ame-thv.st,
L
i.ioh
frigaf?.
has
re-Joined
the
far
eastern
fie-t.
About
;,ixte?n
nion-'hs
a-'o
th
Amethyst
was
detained
bv
No
one
in
our
part
of
the
world
is
sure
of
the
reason.
Did
the
Chinese
Communists
come
crashing
south
because
General
MacArthur
by-passed
the
peace
negotiations
which
Britain
'and
India
had
all
but
completed
in
Peking?
Or
was
the
earlier
Chinese
Red
retreat
just
a
stall
for
time
just
a
"come-on"
toget
the
UN
forces
in
a
position
where
they
could
be
trapped?
As
Ernest
Bevnn
admitted,
ws
do
not
know,
oOo
IN
LESS
OMINOUS
times
Canadians
might
be
forgiven
for
indulging
themselves
in
the
luxury
of
criticism
of
General
Mac-Arthur.
Even
interpreted
in
the
most
favorable
light
his
order
for
a
"home-by
Christmas'
attack
was
a
bad
blunder.
British
and
Indian
diplomats
in
Red
China
had
worked
out
a
"gentlemen'
agreement"
whereby
the
war
in
Korea
would
be
ended
by
leaving
a
demilitarised
buffer
zone
of
about
20
miles
next
to
the
border
of
China.
Maybe
the
Chinese
Reds
were
playing
the
British
and
Indian
for
suckers
in
these
negotiations.
But
the
point
is
that
MacArthur
shot
away
the
chance
of
finding
out
If
the
war
could
be
ended
on
terms
which
hould
have
satisfied
everybody.
oOo
IT
WAS
THAT
grand
old
-
by
J.
K.
Nesbiu
-
-
-
-
-
.
thjnee
Communists
on
'he
,
,
,
,
,
"
-'-"'''
,i
'
'
1
,-,
'
.-
j
Yangtze
River.
She
made
a
lliht
Premier
Celling
IJettcr
John
Hart's
Party
.
i
'Y'"n
f1'p,,r
aftr
manva
ihri'i-
1
lnS
expe-ience.
w
m
it
i
i.
Wallace
line
Host
-
j
Rondn
a
Knanlsb
tn-x-n
njjr
TABLE
X
LOTUS
4
serviettes
to
match.
BeauUai
pi
Were
up
to
$4.00.
Now
et
VICTORIA.
Rumors
have
been
flying,
around
Gibraltar,
is
bum.
on,
both
sides
)
eaftnot
get
int
town
before
six
p.m.
'
Granted
the
proposal
is
a
perplexing
one,
nevertheless
the
arguments
in
favor
of
granting
this
application
are
unquestionably
strong.
Z
Prince
Rupert
is
foitunate
in
having
a
great
purchasing
power
available
among
the
workers
at
the
big
plant.
It
is
fortunate,
too,
that
stores
have
not
been
opened
in
the
vicinity
of
the
plant.
Jhe
employees
of
the
retail
stores
in
town
do
not
appear
to
.object
to
the
small
overtime
involved
in
order
to
get;
the
available
business.
With
a
big
purchasing
power
right
at
our
doors,
is
it
common
sense
to
refuse
to
make
our
commodities
available
to
tht
body
of
people
with
such
purchasing
power
in
their
pockets?
The
results
from
this
policy
can
only
be
to
drive
thejtrade
into
mail
order
houses
or
encourage
people
to!
-open
stores
near
the
plant.
'ince
Rupert
is
largely
dependent
upon
a
big
retail
trade.
It
must
remain
the
chief
shopping
centre
for
the
people
in
the
surrounding
area
if
it
'is
to
be
a
prosperous'
community.
J
Fishing,
producing,
shipping,
railroading,
wholesaling
plants
are
fundamental
to
the
maintenance
of
our
economy.
But
along
with
these
basic
concerns
come
the
retail
and
servicing
trades
and
professions
in
which
generally
more
people
find
employment
than
in
the
basic
callings.
It
is
the
combination
of
producers,
distributors,
setrice
callings
and
of
course
consumers
that
creates
and
maintains
a
city.
1
A
temporary
condition
exists
whereby
a
large
group
of
workers
are
unable
to
spend
their
money
in;
town.
The
merchants
and
council
ought
to
find
some
reasonable
way
of
supplying
a
service.
If
they
do
not,
then
they
have
no
one
to
blame
if
;
stores
are
erected
nearer
the
plant
and
a
new
community
gets
the
business
driven
away
from
Prince
Rupert.
It
has
happened
elsewhere.
It
can
happen
here.
;
The
council
and
merchants
should
reconsider
this
question.
the
capital
that
Premier
Johnson
will
never
walk
.
a
Br
u
",tl
again
that
he
will
resign
the
government's
leader-
j
-ESr:
-if
SHOP
AND
SAVE
AT
31f
ship.
They
got
so
wild
that
the
premier's
physician,
I
Dr.
John
Moore,
had
to
issue
an
official
bulletin:
Luxury
Sfeomer
PRINCE
GEORGE
Get
Your
.
.
.
saying
Mr.
Johnson
Is
making
jgood
progress
toward
recovery.
lHouse
nas
become
a
popular,
j
Everyone
was
glad
to
hear
DiaCe.
Everyone,
it
seems,
now
;
statesman
Clemenceau
who
said
j
that.
The
premier
has
had
no
wants
to
go
to
the
big
manidon
1
1
!i
i!
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
InJrrmrdiate
PorU
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
pjn.
Cards
New!
For
KETCHIKAN
Ms
ft
Stltdm
cf
ii
CHWSTWA5
wuiy
mat
war
is
loo
important
easy
time
wnee
ne
ana
iwrs.j
nhieh
the
taxpayers
maintain,
to
be
left
to
the
generals.
Johnson
were
in
an
automobile
for
the
King's
representative,
j
The
vital
and
it
could
be
accident
in
Quehee
late
in
Sep-
And
that's
fine
by
His
Hosor
;
catastrophic
weakness
of
the
tember.
It's
no
fun
lying
cm
the
1
ari(i
yjijS
Wallace.
Thpy
give
a
'
UN
campaign
In
and
around
i
flat
-of
.your
back
for
weeks
in
welcome
to
anyone
who
w.ants
'
Korea
is
that
MacArthur
was
'
hospital
trp
to
your
middle
in
pay
a
vit.
I
allowed
to
step
beyond
his
a
plaster
cast,
even
if
you
can
Just
lnsWe
tng
bl
front
I
proper
role
as
a
military
com-
-
afiord
three
special
nurses
every
under
the
impesin"
porte
co-
1
I
H!
made
?ov.e
vhizti
24
hours'
;
'
chere.
is
a
visitors'
register:
You
definitely
trespassed
into
:
the
it
seems
now
the
premier
xjil
put
your
name
and
address
in
'
ireaim
of
high
politics.
.These
be
able
to
return
to
his
desk
that
book
and
you
get
two
in-1
began
with
his
theatrical
trip
early
in
January,
in
time
to
pre-
vitations
a
year
to
the
Christ-.o
Formosa
kissing
the
hand
of
pare
for
the
opening
of
the
ses-
mas
reception
and
the
August
WFDNKKDAV
MIDKIC.IIT
j
J
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OK
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
wuang
ixi-bucii..
nicy
siou
a
moncn
later.
earden
Dartv
V-
r'v
.vf
Phu--2i
3rd
Street
Prim
Buprj
FRIVratS
STATIONERS
OFFICE
SIPTUL
ended
with
the
"home
by
Christmas"
attack
order
at
the
very
moment
when
British
diplomacy
had
worked
out
the
buffer
zont
deal.
'
oOo
He
has
been
restless
in
hos-,
so
many
people
have
signed
pit.il,
wanting
to
get
on
with
their
names
that
they
em't
all
his
business,
but
the
doctor
for-
De
fitu,d
into
tne
house,
big
as
bid
all
that
wasnt
exactly
nec-
jt,
is
at
one
Christmas
recep-essary.
He
had
so
many
visitors.
llcn
s0
there's
going
to
be
thrco,
ine
tiocur
had
to
issue
orders
December
19
20
and
21
'
that
he
wasn't
to
have
more,
any
j
Victoria
and
O
o
V
e
r
n
m
e
n
t
'"
a
So
Beautiful
.
Z
J,
vvk
House
have
never
seen
anything
like
it.
!
uiu,
Willie
ulc
ficu;itri
crtijucu
seeing
them,
he
was
exhausted
when
bedtime
case,
and
couldn
i
s.eep
property.
BUT
WE
SHOULD
keep
all
th?
above
in
proper
proportion.
The
present
point
is,
not
"how
we
got
this
way"
but
what
should
be
done
now.
We
cannot
now'
afford
the
luxury
of
a
western
.
family
quarrel.
j
Are
the
Chinese
Communists
and
their
Russian
allies
sincere
i
hi
wanting
peace.
They
not
we
Never
before
in
the
first
two
months
of
a
new
regime
has
there
been
such
comings
and
goings
at
Government
House.
There
are
guests
nearly
every
and
with
11
h
Features"
The
New
.
.
.
McCLARY
"27"
Washing
Machin
Sot
it,
and
3ou
i
T:
Hut
I
"It's
Ihe
asb
EVtRVTniNG:'
Scon
he'll
be
back
at
his
big
Uplands
home
and
he'll
sit-in
tne
big
sunny
windows
looking
out
over
the
sea
and
the
rnoun-
aiaae
the
war
in
Korea.
i
.
tains
and
the
distant
islands.
j
Or
are
they
cleverly
using
A
ft.
.
1.
,.
.,
thnt
V.
.1
MacArthur's
mistakes
to
make
"
XTAA
"ZtZV
.
night
for
dinners,
there
have
been
half
a
dozen
afternoon
reception
and
every
week-ends
there
are
house
guests
from
out
of
town.
The
new
First
Family
is
planning
a
big
family
'Christmas
party
at
Government
House,
I
ifeli)
Anniricans?
If
what
they
want
is
a
20-miie
!
ZTS
7
'
.L
T'
"
"
"?.
Keep
your
car
PURR-RFECT
ALL
WINTER
Cet
cur
COMPUTE
niB,m
t,v
.n
;
,.TM,
3
"wtiand
Mrs.
John
Hart
gave
at
the
with
sens
and
daughters-in-law,
FUNDAMENTALS
STICK
more
to
fundamentals
in
primary
education,
advises
the
Estevan
(Sask.)
Mercury.
"Mental
indigestion
comes
sooner
or
later
from
a
system
of
education
made
too
easy,
pleasant
and
palatable
thrugh
evading
many
of
the
basic
things
of'4he
subjects
involved.
If
more
time
were
spent
in
jthe
public
schools
in
fashioning
for
the
children
the
tools
of
the
three
R's
with
which
they
finally
carve
out
their
own
education,
a
tremendous
advantage
would
be
gained.
"Not
only
'would
they
be
better
prepared
to
absorb
the
teaching
of
the
subjects
in
high
school
grades
but
they
would
leave
school
ever
so
much
better
equipped
than
they
are
now.
On
top
of
that
the
cost
of
educating
them
both
directly
and
indirectly
would
be
lessened."
SCRIPTURE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAT
'""He
that
believeth
on
the
Son
hath
everlasting
life:
and
he
that
believeth
net
the
Son
shall
not
see
life;
but
the
wrath
of
God
abideth
on
him."
John
3:36.
ill
If
the
Chinese
want
peace
they
I
EmP"
Hotel
uJlot
Lfuten-,
brothers
aad
Blsierl
and
and
Governor
and
Mrs.
Clarence
can
get
peace
in
a
matter
of
"ft
children
v,.,.t
u..
";..
(Wallace.
It
was
quite
the
fanciest.
.J.
C.r.t.
7
V"':"ia,liL
Mcoriuc
;
private
party
the
capital
has
.
coming
clean."
But
does
the
Ii
seen
in
years,
if
ever.
More
than
I
HniivvvnnD
caff
II
Vkb
I
I
W
W
"
"
1
world
Communist
leadership
really
want
peace
in
Korea
or
anywhere
else?
The
truth
is
that
we
do
not
know
and
must
be
prepared
to
face
the
worst,
while
working
and
praying
for
the
best.
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9
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1
400
people
turned
up
in
,
the
Chintz
lounge.
An
orchestra
;
piayed,
a
central
table
was
piled
high
with
flowers,
flanked
with
figures
of
birds
in
dripping
ice,
there
-were
mounds
of
food
and
three
bars.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hart
were
gracious
host
and
hostess
I
and
seemed
to
have
as
much
I
enjoyment
as
their
guests,
who
were
sory
when
7
p.m.
came
"and
:
they
han
to
go
home.
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6
DISHES
IF
WORLD
WAR
Three
is
at
hand
the
three
key
spots
are
CHOPSUEY--CH0
1.
India.
2.
The
Suez
Canal
zone.
S
Germany
and
Western
Since
Hon.
Clarence
Wallace
Europe
FOR
FOR
FOR
PLANNING
BUILDING
REPAIRING
Either
in
cold
war
or
hot
war.
j
took
over
as
Lieutenant
Gover-
nor
October
1,
Government
OFE
FROM
1:30
P.M.
to
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3
M'
(
as
India
goes
so
eventually
will
all
south
Asia.
As
Suez
goes,
in
a
struggle
between
the
United
States
and
Russia,
so
eventually
will
all
Africa
go.
As
Germany
goes,
so
eventually
will
all
her
next-door
neighbors,
east
and
west.
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Winterizing
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methods
and
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weather
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and
expense.
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today,
let
us
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and
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car
for
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to
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etc.,
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at
any
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firm
is
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membe;o
Owners'
Association
and
does
n
any
restrictions
announced
by
,TO
POINTS
IN
Local
Boy
U.S.
;
Army
Capfain
1
First
Lieutenant
Ernest
F.
San-
'
turbane
of
Prince
Rupert
has
been
promoted
to
the
rank
of
Captain
in
the
Army
of
the
Unite
!
States.
!
The
announcement
of
the
'
fjromotion
was
made
recently
m
an
order
issued
from
the
General
i
Headquarters
of
the
Second
-Armored
Division
at
Fort
Hoo4,
Texas,
and
signed
by
Major
Oerv-'.
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13
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Captain
Santurbane
is
a
grad-
!
uate
of
the
Prince
Rupert
High
'
School
in
Prince
Rupert.
His
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Santur-
,
bane,
live
at
404
th
-Are.
West.
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