and
nu&lan
Uoca.
o
"
Prince
Rupert,
Doily
News
Saturday,
October
7,
1950
On
the
political
level
Nehru
1
hmrirtf
IN
i
we.
w
leads
the
world
morally.
a'ty
Charlotte
and
Delphlne
Balango.
Fancywork
and
aprons
(St
Theresa
group)
Mrs.
M.
Saunders,
Mrs.
J.
Bugyinka,
Mrs.
C.
f
-
I
Steamer
!
GEORGE
;
Successful
M.V.
CHRISnLVS
SEAL
ST.
JOHN'S,
Nfld.
tf)
The'
motor
vesel
Christmas
Seal
has
j
returned
to
St.
John's
after
a
'
three-month
voyage
along
the
northern
Newfoundland
and
Labrador
coasts.
The
New-1
loundland
Tuberculosis
Associ-
j
ation
vessel
travelled
2,127
miles,
j
Schaeffer.
The
annual
fall
bazaar
In
thej
Evening
amusements
(Men
redecorated
Annunciation
School
of
the
Holy
Name)
N.
R.
Young,
Hall
this
week
was
an
outstand-,
O.
R.
Brett,
J.
Comadlna,
J.
U-ing
success.
Many
people,attend-!
anc,J.
Bruce,
E.
Coughlin,
C.
ed
Wednesday
and
Thursday
i
'
f
,
,
.
.
.
FALL
and
WINTER
UNDERWEAR
for
Men
and
Boys
M
Cm.
I'
IJ'.
What
Nehru
has
been
trying
to
tell
western
leaders
but
without
complete
success
w
that
imperialism
la
doomed
It
was.
In
fact,
due
to
Nehru's
personal
leadership,
and
to
India's
direct
Intervention
on
the
side
of
the
Indonesian
Republic,
that
the
Dutch
imperialists
were
compelled
to
yield.
It
is
not
an
accident
that
Indonesians
turned
out
to
welcome
Nehru
In
crowds
numbering
hundreds
of
thousands:
and
Us
FOR
COUVER
J,rmfdite
Ports
),
Thursday
1
11:15
p.m.
.rrrHlKAN
W
i
it
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
Nehru
Moral
Leader
I
ui
mm
raine
tv
.
LMiu
anu
afternoons
and
evenings.
Mrs.
J.
Richards.
-
jranrieiu
9
Harvey
Woods
Watson's
Turnbufi's
Cee
Tee
Pure
Wool
Fine
Wool
Mixtures
rWool
and
Cotton
..
And
all-Cotton
..
Prize
winners
were:
(1)
Cedar
chest,
J.
Zammond,
No.
2586.
MIDNIGHT
that
the
people
themselves
havs
Centre
of
attraction
was
the
tea
table,
covered
with
a
handsome
lace
cloth
and
centered
with
a
bowl
of
beautiful
fall
flowers
flanked
by
pale
yellow
candles.
Presided
oved
by
Mrs.
J.
F.
Ritchie
and
Mrs.
M.
P.
Mc-Caffery,
the
tea
was
convened
by
Mrs.
C.
P.
Balagno,
assisted
by
Mesdames
J.
Delaney,
T.
M.
Fortune,
and
I.
Wick.
Serving
were
Mrs.
W.
A.
Pierce,
Miss
Frances
Murtihv.
Mrs
Arthur
Murray.
ONE
OF
THE
MOST
encouraging
signs
of
the
times
is
that
India
holds
the
balance-of-power
in
the
titanic
struggle
between
the"
United
States
Combinations,
Shirts
and
Drawers,
Jockey
Longs
:
and
Shorts
.
,
.
Tops
to
match.
;
Fraser
and
Payne:
pervaiions
jfriie
or
Call
v
or
vnroi
I
office
SkINCE
RUPERT.
I
B.C.
namea
mm
"uie
lather
of
Indonesian
Independence."
The
amazing
thng
is
that
U.S.
leaders
do
not
see
the
main
consequence
of
Nehru
new
democracy
In
Asia.
Only
in
India
and
in
Indonesia
has
Communism
been
prevented
from
becoming
a
major
threat.
In
every
other
im-
visited
66
settlements
and
took
4,600
x-rays.
Peter
Byrne,
J.
F.
Bugyinka.
oaii
boat,
donated
by
Dom's
Department
Store,
J.
M.
Colussi.
Bassinet,
complete
with
layette,
J.
C.
St.
Denis.
Hand-painted
satin
cushion,
donated
by
Sr.
Agnes
Bernard,
Mrs.
M.
J.
Saunders.
Doggie
cushion,
donated
by
Mrs.
Daly,
R.
J.
Moglan.
Hand
worked
tea
cloth,
made
and
donated
by
Mrs.
Q.
R.
Brett,
Mary
A.
Astori.
Hand
knitted
child's
dress,
made
and
donated
by
Mrs.
E.
Telseth,
Rose
Telseth.
Cutwork
pillow
slips,
made
and
donated
by
Mrs.
J.
Arseneau,
Mrs.
3.
Cloutler,
In
the
Ki-Lo
roll,
out
of
a
possible
108,
J,
Comaaina
scoreu
and
8.
Dumas
and
P.
Cover
tied
for
low
at
46.
A
live
duck
was
raffled
and
won
by
Maurice
Stokes.
(2)
Rogers
1847
flatware
serviceAnn
Murray,
No.
287.-
(3)
$25
cash
Wilf
McLean,
No.
2429.
(4)
Royal
Albert
American
Beauty
tea
set
Hector-McDonald,
No.
2030.
(5)
$10
cash
Mrs.
W.
Wrath-all,
No.
286.
.
In
other
raffles,
the
following
were
prize
winners:
Box
of
apples,
donated
by
A.
E.
Smith.
J.
Kenny.
targe
Shamrock
ham,
L.
Lav-
portant
area
of
Asia,
Commun-
Smith,
and
Mrs.
Jame3
Roger-
lsm
has
already
won
power
out-
son.
Mrs.
R.
E.
Moore
was
right,
as
in
China,
or
has
est.-'
cashier.
abiished
a
civil
war
base
from
Mrs.
Ed.
Coughlin.
president
FINE
PRINTING
at
wnicn
it
could
win
complete
of
the
C.W.L.,
was
general
con-
j
$
REGAL
PRINTERS
LrM
...
the
lettert
Mart.
Then
.tuiy
were
u
not
ior
tne
direct
vener
committees
were:
THE
WESTERN
leaders
have
Home
cookln8
Mrs-
R
not
yet
seen
the
benefit
of
t.h
Brett.
Mrs-
Le0
Doiron,
Mrs.
D.
SI
PHONE
24
222
Second
A..
acher.
Two
handbags,
donated
by
Fashion
Footwear,
Mrs.
Doiron.
Table
lamp,
donated
by
Gordon's
Hardware,
Art
Murray.
Slab
of
Swift's
Premium'
bacon,
Mrs.
A.
3.
Turcotte.
Three
pair
knitted
socks,
made
and
donated
by
Mrs.
F.
Miller,
Mrs.
E.
Coughlin.
Ham
J.
Comadlna.
-
Man's
sport
shirt,
made
by
Mrs.
d-'al
role
that
Nehru
is
play-
Mulroney.
Mrs.
A.
Deinstadt,
vn
the
one
hand
the
new
dem-
Hot
Mogs
and
cold
drinks
ocracy
which
he
personifies
In
Mrs.
S.
Dumas,
Mrs.
E.
Telseth,
Asia
is,
in
fact,
the
only
real
Mrs.
P.
McGee,
Mrs.
J.
Basso.
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Duiwark
against
complete
vie-'
Fancywork
and
novelty
'St.
Cutwork
linen
dinner
cloth
pt
and
Courteous
wry
ior
communism-
Anne's
group)
Mrs.
1.
H.
1
1
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F.
r.
Glas-
uiai
1
i
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.
.
On
the
other
hand,
he
is
sev.
Mrl
J.
Bruce.
Mrs.
James
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J'
to
Sem
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i
And
listen
Tuasd
night;
over
ABC
stations
to
fbe
Chriitiaa
Scicnc
Moctuot
Views
the
Newi,-
adamant
in
his
determination
McNulty
Mrs.
J.
L.
Blain.
!.,'
irini.
lmnoria
cm
rnnct
.
1
dore
Cafe
h
brought
.kt
.
,
0
Fish
pond
Mrs.
L.
Amadio,
to
an
end-Uie
whx.e
Mrs.
j.
A.
Smlth
Mrg.
Lln0
overlord
must
go
-home
and
colussi.
Cutwork
linen
centre,
made
by
Mrs.
A.
J.
Turcotte,
James
McNulty.
Box
of
apples,
donated
by
Superior
Grocery,
Mrs.
R.
E.
Moore.
ici
naia
run
lueil.
SATIII-6L0
Baby
booth
Mrs.
J.
Gorman,
and
Oood
Food"
Send-Out
Order
Nehru
also
knows
what
the
e.iUrn
laHpr,
.
f
,fc
rs.
u.
r.
inaroomieau,
mic
bavld
Chow.
Mgr.
perceive
that
in
a
struggle
be-
Misses
c-
Beaublen,
Nora
Dougliv
Dressed
doll,
donated
by
Mrs,
Semi
Gloss
&
High
Gloss
'.ween
two
imperialisms
the
old
In
many
beautiful
tints
European
type
run
by
foreign-!y
ers
and
the
new,
more
subtle
f
BUY
ONLY
QUALITY
!
See
.
THE
MURRAY
HEEL
HUGGER
LADIES'
SHOES
.
.
.
NOW
$14.95
at
Drovjnvjoods
type,
run
Dy
native
Communists'
1
BEST
the
new
Red
type
will
always
,
f
tfo
ffc
M
g
for
interior
decorating.
QUICK
DRYING
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
wm
out,.
.
I
m
C
llfl
1
Taa
CktMtm
Stiaoc
Moaitoc
'
Om,
Nemr
Sc.
Bono
M,Mm..U.S.A.
Pfcait
sa4
m
as
hKro&ictory
tub
acriafioa
to
thm
ChxMoan
SciMca
atoaiioc
26
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1
aackm
at.
umuiuy
rvice
)NE
108
Parkas
'
Quilted
Satin
with
tuck-in
Elastic
Waist.
,.
Sizes
4
to
10
Years.
I
DO
NOT
SEE
how
any
hon-!
est
person,
aware
of
the
laiiU
of
life
of
1950,
could
deny
that
Communism
Is
a
new,
more
subtle
form
of
ATTEMPTED
imperialism.
But
neither
do
I
see
how
any
intelligent
parson
could
be
blind
to
the
great
truth
recently
stressed
by
the
Archbishop
ot
Canterbury
(not
to
be
confused
with
the
Red
Dean).
The
new
government
of
China
.says
Dr.
Fisher,
is
"morally
and
socially
preferable
to
the
corruptions
ana
i
Inefficiency
of
the
regime
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Florists
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far
Ait
OccasHM
;
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NOW
AT
THIS
LOW
PRICE!
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Shop
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PUMP
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CALF
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.
,
,
,
..
,
M
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P
r-m
;
circn
it
sos...
u
gl.
.replaced.
'
i
"We
who
can
see
the
black
!
tyranny"
of
its
creed'
naturally
denounce
it
.
But
we
muse
frankly
realise
that
In
the
Far
;
East
it
can
easily
be
seen
not
as
i
a
tyranny
but
at
present
as
a
liberating
force."
1
0
I
NEHRU
BELIEVES
in
a
two
fold
'
policy.
First,
wherever
j
Communism
has
won
out,
as
In
China
he
would
lace
.
that
fact
and
attempt
to
aqhieve
a
I
peace
of
live
and
let
live,
by
ad-!
mittlng
China-
to
UN,
for
instance.
i
But
above
all
he
stands
for
!
stopping
the
spread
of
phoney
democracy
and
disguised
Red
imperialism
by
genuine
liberation.
He
tells
Britain
in
Malay,
France
In
Indo
China,
the
U.S.
In
Korea:
"ou
can't
stop
something
with
nothing.
You
COULD
slop
',
Communism
with
real
democ-
w
ANNOUKCEMEIIT
We
are
not
taking
any
clea
ling
or
pressing
at
present
We
shall
attend
to
efficient
service
on
Tailoring,
Alterations
and
Repairing
New
Fall
Samples
have
justanived.
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You'va
undoubtedly
read
about
this
great
,
new
anti-decay
formula
in
your
newspapers
and
magazines.
It's
the
famous
formula,
de-'
veloped
by
the
University
of
Illinois
Foundation,
that
caused
such
a
vast
interest
in
dental
circles
because
of
its
promising
mathod
of
attacking
tooth
decay
by
means
of
the
cherrf-ical
action
of
the
ammonium
ion.
In
preliminary
teats
conducted
at
the
University,
coo
oftor
cat
of
reduction
in
the
incidence
of
tooth
decay
was
reported.
Now
the
manufacturers
of
Listerine
Antiseptic
make
this
tame
formula
readily
available
to
you
and
to
your
family
with
the
introduction
of
Listerine
Ammoniated
Tooth
Paate.
Start
in
with
Listerine
Ammoniated
Tooth
Paste
today.
Use
it
regularly,
as
directed,
morning
and
night
and
immediately
after
eating.
Notice
its
delightful,
tangy,
refresh-.
Ing
flavor.
You'll
like
it.
Your
children
will
likeit.
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Pharmacal
Co.
(Caaado)
Ltd.,
Toronto,
Ontario.
f
Chemical
action
reduces
mouth
actrhty.
Mouth
acidity
encourages
',
decay.
Mow
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hot
w,
t
to
yor
h
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Metal
I
Ltd.
Mechanical
action
clean
stn.
fares
as
teeth
are
brushed
helps
break
up
and
remove
ing
deposits.
When
you
choose
yornr
cigarette
for
mildness
-you'll
jet
Chemical
action
check
acid-
choose
Mulbank
Cigarettes
aj,
forming
baetwia
major
causa
of
decay.
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