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home
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Wednesday,
Octnber
2b,
1950
M.
Stephens.
Fifth
Avenue
West.
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and
M.-s.
M.
M.
Stephens,
Mr.
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baking
and
candy-Mrs.
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most
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and
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Henry
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sr.
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independent
daily
newspaper
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Encouraging
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WE
MAY
be
credulous
but
it
does
appear
that
w
there
is
a
new
and
encouraging
attitude
of
!
conciliation
between
the
nations
as
exemplified
in
recent
utterances
and
statements
emanating
from
Russian
quarters
and
in
the
United
Nations
Day
speech
of
President
Truman
yesterday.
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the
most
noteworthy
feature
of
Pres-
Jrft
Truman's
speech
was
the
apparent
change
i
&L&rnerican
attitude
in
regard
to
the
banning
of
"SttSflie
weapons
with
the
adoption
of
a
stand
some-
what
more
along
the
line
that
the
Russians
have
'
been,
advocating.
As
the
President
said,
the
possibility
of
reach-Cin
effective
agreements
may
seem
still
somewhat
gemote
but
hope
should
not
be
given
up.
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all,
there
can
only
be
world
peace
with
i
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Russia's
co-operation
and
we
cannot
go
on
suspect-Russia's
co-operation
and
we
must
some
time
an-
Hrc.ipate
her
good
faith.
It
could
be
possible
for
her
to
have
a
change
of
heart
too.
As
Trygve
Lie
said,
the
fifth
birthday
of
the
i
1
.
is
4r'
i-s.r-'1
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;
1
.
United
Nations
founding
was
marked
with
a
more
promising
atmosphere
towards,
the
possibility
of
world
peace
than
it
had
at
any
time
since
the
organization
was
formed.
UP
TO
MUSIC
LOVERS
WHEN
the
Calgary
Range
Riders
came
to
town
last
week
the
people
who
like
that
kind
of
entertainment
evinced
their
support
and
showed
-their
appreciation
by
attending
the
shows
which
were
a
financial
success
for
all
concerned.
n
This
Thursday
.
high
class
music
is
coming
to
town
with
the
joint
recital
by
two
cele-"brated
artists
Luiga
Silva,
famous
'cellist,
and
Maxim
Schapiro,
eminent
pianist.
We
shall
see
;
whether
the
cultured
people
of
Prince
Rupert
who
;,,
profess'
to
be
lovers
of
good
music,
and
are
heard
'
:
to.omplain
sometimes
that
there
is
not
enough
of
th
intellectual
arid
cqltura)
irr
Prince
Hupert
will
'"
rise'to
the
occasion
and
really
show
their
support.
T3o
far
the
response
to
the
advance
sale
of
tickets
for
this
show
is
said
to
be
disappointing.
In
-fact,
the
trend
away
from
the
more
high
class
"7"
efrtrMainment
at
least
as
far
as
attendance
is
concerned
has
been
rather
sharp
of
late
and
the
j
Civic
Centre
management
is
becoming
discouraged.
;
It
is
quite
reasonable
to
suppose
that,
if
high
;
class
cultural
entertainment"
has
not
enough
cus-
tomers
here
to
at
least
permit
an
even
break
finan-
daily
in
bringing
the
artists,
they
will
just
have
to
stop
coming.
vnjThis
is
no
lecture
or
criticism.
It
is
just
a
;
straight
business
observation.
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If
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PASSAGE
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TODAY
"Seek
good
and,
not
evil,
that
ye
may
live."
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basketball?
The
bowling
alley
hns.
proved
Itself
successful.
They
say
be
a
Rupert
booster.
How?
Look
at
cities
in
B.C.
with
similar
population.
Rupert
leads
in
one
thing
liquor
consumption.
Until
the
business
men
start
thinking
a
little
more
of
teen-agers
instead
of
the
almighty
dollar,
Rupert
teen-agers
will
grow
up
to
know
one
thing
hew
to
drink.
A.
TEEN-AGER
-LETTERBOX
-CHEERS
FOR
SCUBY!
'
Editor,
Dally
News:
.
Three
cheers
for
Scuby!
It's
'
about
time
Rupert's
business
men
i
got
behind
their
community
and
tried
to
dq
something
to
provide
,
proper"'
entertainment
for
teenagers
such
as
an
arena
for
all
,
sports.
You
say
we
have
a
Civic
Centre,
yes,
so
we
have
but
what
i
is
there
for
teen-agers
outside
of
Reach
Every
Home
By
Ads!
IT
PAYS
TO
PAY
PROMPTLY
Credit
Is
a
great
convenience,
this
privilege
will
be
yours
If
you
pay
your
accounts
promptly
as
agreed.
"A
good
credit
record
is
your
greatest
asset
"
CREDIT
BUREAU
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
KEEP
WARM!!
.
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Underwear
Infants
to
Teen-age
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