many
thousand
came
by
waiei'.
7m
nm
.rTTiriU
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Hews
Ray
Reflects
$9
25
Men's
oll-wool
heavy
PT)
tisnina.
Best
of
t-nilnrmr,
c:
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QooH
tf
Thursday,
November
2,
1950
and
Reminisce
As
I
See
it
An
independent
dally
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
0.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
;
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Port
Albernl'i
family
row
which
stole
all
other
showa
is
about
over.
Now
that
composure
is
returning
it
does
not
appear
to
have
been
such
a
whale
of
a
tumult
after
all.
Every
municipality
has
at
times
its
charges
and
counter-chargt-s
and
resignations
and
eventual
making-up
and
shaking
hands
maybe.
In
the
present
case,
the
mayor
whose
resignation
v;as
accepted
is
to
be
a
candidate
again.
Satin
Covered
Comforters
tn
,
W4
'
bed.
Now
'
tortheKiddJ
PillowsTo
match
the
comforters....
5oc
)
Comforters
Double
bed
size
'S
selection,
from
'Y'.VyonM
Roy
Brown,
long-time
newspaperman
of
Vancouver,
.thinks
it's
a
pity
there
is
no
longer
the
intimate
touch
between
police
and
the
boys
growing'up
in
the
city.
It
used
to
be
that
way,-
he
says.
Then,
of
course,
population
was
less.
The
idea,
however,
is
By
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
'l
$8.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
50c;
Per
Year,
$5.00.
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
J'"fo
512.1
j
sound.
A
good
officer
can
be-1
Credit
buying
in
Canada
Is
t
come
sort
of
assistant
father
!De
a.ourag?;.
u
"if"1
:Why
not
Spain?
and
from
Ottawa.
Good
grai
lous,
it
had
become
so
easy
to
say,
"Charge
It,
please!"
in
a
blue
uniform.
He
can
win
the
friendship
of
boys
instead
of
their
chronic
fear
and
suspicion.
And
that,
as
time
wea.s
along,
can
go
a
long
way.
v."i
v
J
v
U
':J-
-
j-1
A
.
l.U
Advertise
throuim
Classifieds.
INDIA
FORESTALLS
REDS
IT
IS
NOW
generally
agreed
that
the
great
struggle
of
our
times
will
be
decided
by
the
yellow,
brown
and
black-skinned
people.
In
a
vast
arc,
stretching
from
Korea
and
down
through
China,
the
Middle
East
and
into
Africa,
Communism
has
a
mighty
appeal.
That
is
because
1.
.
Most
of
the
peoples
in
that
vast
arc
had
no
political
d.moc-
vnn.t
TKi
ii
arc
"inlnniol"
S1lK
ADV
ERTISINQ
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RrSULT?)
j
Jack
Scott,,
who
has
been
showing
wife
and
family
a
lot
of
North
America,
Is
homeward
hntirtH
Ho
rirnvo
frnm
Vnnrin
1.
BOILS
WRITES
RIVER
SAOA
Bruce
Hutchinson,
prominent
Canadian
newspaper
man
and
author,
has
completed
his
third
book.
The
Fraser,
which
is
the
product
of
three
years'
work,
is
another
in
the
series
of
books
of
famous
rivers
in
Grt
rid
of
unsightly
blrmiHhes
fafttl
ivp
ver
to
Nova
Scotia,
from
there,
PIMPLES
them
a
twilv
treatment
vtiih
to
New
Orleans
and
is
now
coming
up
the
west
coast.
Most
northerners.
If
they
May
home,
mttlioited,
miliseptic
Dr.
C'huw'i
Ointment.
Soothe
as
it
heala.
6Vc.
Larce
ft
timenn
much.
$2
24.
DR.
CHASE'S
America.
Intimately
asquuin
ted
with
British
Columbia
and
"T"
"i
in,
u
i
b
a
uiv,iui
e
ui
uic
quuuic
.
ii
the
Fraser.
Hutchinson
the
wt.'nf
frpi,
lmnprifiiist
dow-
?
says
State
punctures
any
charm
Antiseptic
OINTMENT
"ol"
massa"
conception.
Reckoh
we're
all
nwav
off.
He
mentions
!
ers.
3.
There
were
primitive
econ
1949
Special
Deluxe
Plymouth
...
1941
4-Door
'Plymouth
935!
Oil
Maple
Leaf
Truck
Motor
tv
iri...i
i,njii.,.,
1...
...
:
omies
in
all
these
lands.
The
I
characteristic
feature
was
the
the
l
If
ling
heat,
destitute
hnm"1
of
swarming
colored
folk,
more
and
down
the
Fraser
since
1920."
Born
in
Prescott,
Ont.,
the
49-year-old
author
has
lived
most
of
his
life
on
the
west
coast.
(CP
PHOTO)
ONE
of
our
good
friends,
just
a
little
sarcastically
we
think,
rang
us
up
after
reading
the
paper
Wednesday
wondering,
since
we
were
such
defenders
of
the
democratic
way
of
life,
what
we
vere
going
to
say,
if
anything,
about
the
move
to
let
Franco
Spain,
partically
at
least,
into
the
United
Nations.
The
suggestion
was
that,
since
Spain
is
a
country
of
such
rank
dictatorship,
it
might
be
somewhat
embarrassing
for
us
to
y
to
justify
such
admission.
Actually,
we
had
not
thought
of
discussing
the
matter
at
all
but"
the
challenge
gave
us
the
idea
so
we
shall
suggest
that
it
may
not
be
so
difficult
to
tlefwid
the
new
United
Nations
gesture
towards
Spain.
In
fact,
it
might
be
undemocratic
to
suggest
otherwise.
We
have
never
criticized
the
presence
of
.Soviet
Russia,
autocratic
democracy
as
she
may
be,
-that-Communist
.
China,
whether
we
like
her
gov-United
Nations
and
we
have
even
advocated
erniwnt
or
not,
be
admitted.
'
'
"We
may
not
like
the
dictatorships
but
no
democratic1
purpose
would
be
served
that
we
can
see
by
ostracizing
nations
that
are
ruled
by
them
be
they
jcojrnmunist,
fascist,
phalangist
or
what-not.
One
of
;
the
freedoms
ef
democracy
and
the
United
Nations
for
that
matter
is
freedom
of
a
nation
to
govern
landowner-peasant
relationship.
heat,
languid,
tired
feeling
and
the
urge
to
get
away
from
it
all.
or
at
least
enjoy
a
good
freili
breeze.
transmission,
radiator,
battery)
PHONE
566
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
Second
Avenue
and
First
Street
Gloves
Keynote
Smarf
Costuming
In
many
places
the
peasant
whe
worked
the
land
paid
the
landl
lord
as
much
as
75
per
cent
of
the
annual
producion.
oOo
THE
COMMUNISTS
won
out
in
Russia
in
1917
by
the
slogan
"the
land
for
the
peasants."
The
land
question
was
decisive
in
the
eVen
more
titanic
victory
of
the
Chinese
Communists:
Even
In
the
war
in
Korea,
new
coming
to
a
close,
the
Communists
have
exploited
the
land
reform
question.
As
th.
northern
DON'T
BUY
GASRANGE
Until
you
see
the
new
INGLIS
"TAPPAN"
GAS
RANGE
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
WA,AVWA-.VWAWW.-.v,V,wA.,Wl,il
A
Chinese
Communist
army
;
Invaded
Tibet
within
the
past
week.
Tuesday
it
was
reported
another
100,000
had
entered
Korea.
Long
ago,
before
world
-and
Hitler
were
heard
of,
people
smiled
when
a
precocious
and
wordy
young
autocrat
nam
NEW
YORK
W
The
right
choice
of
gloves,
designers
say,
is
essential
to
the
well-dressed
look.
And
to
be
"right"
the
ed
Wilhelm
warmed,
more
than
once,
of
"the
yellow
peril."
Perhaps
the
Kaiser
had
something.
Who
knows?
armies
advanced,
the
land
wai
taken
away
from
the
landlords
gloves
must
be
In
the
tune
with
the
costume
In
color,
style
and
quality.
A
number
of
top-flight
designers
have
co-operated
with
the
glove
industry
by
selecting
gloves
to
complement
costumes
of
their
own
design.
In
almost
'
every
case
their
selections,
as
and
given
to
the
peasant
on
fair
terms.
Conversely,
no
sooner
had
the
FROM
American
Marines
landed
at
In
.
There
were
!0.00
more
cremations
in
England
during
1950.
Far
more
people,
it
is
reported,
wish
that
"ashes
be
scattered.
"
They
do
not
want
what
is
left
of
mortal
remains
to
be
labelled
and
laid
away.
The
preference
is
chon,
far
behind
the
Red
Korer
ii
GEORGE
COOL
shown
in
current
displays
here,
are
marked
by
absolute
simplicity
of
design.
front
lines,
than
the'gteedy
landlords
were
right
there
demanding
tack
their
property.
oOo
WHEN
NEHRU
was
in
Canada
last
year
he
stressed
this
laid-lord-peasant
question
as
t
H
j-
JEWELLER
Assure
you
of
Quality
Value
and
Beauty.
For
a
black
wool
afternoon
dress
with
culptured
lines,
Molyneux
chose
simple,
close
fitting
gloves
of
yellow
kid
teamed
with
a
head-hugging
little
yellow
felt
hat.
Jacques
Fath
designed
5?for
daytime
wear
a
hand-sewn
dot-
crux
of
the:
social
problem
evevy
It
Is
safe
to
conclude
that
on
November
7
more
Americans
will
be
thinking
or
Washington
than
Korea.
That
day
will
determine
to
a
considerable
de-
trrpp
which
mv
thp
opneral
no-
where
in
the
east.
Some
of
us
who
heard
the
T
--dian
Prime
Minister
asked
rvr
selves:
"Yes,
but
what
will
hr
do
about
it?"
W
Mfh
Confide
ble-woven
cotton
glove
WiMl
;
lit(al
citnatWm
tn
thp
TTnitpH
flaring
turned-back
cus
It
is
statM
snaplng
and
how
far
featured
in
a
rust
tone
in
com-
Lan
,
nttJB-
nf
thm
x,nMon
bination
with
a
nower-pot
black
party
be
felt
te
no
lack
felt
hat
designed
by
Mr.
John
I
of
8trong
feeUng
Now
we
get
the
beeinnin"
the
answer.
In
the
disnute1
ft"--"
of
Kashmir
and
in
the
'lane
t
of
all
the
states.
Uttar
Pra
h
drastic
land
reform
laws
haV
j
Beautiful
3
Diamond
XAU
95'0
I
Engncmen!
Ring
RUPERT
RADIO
and
ELECTRIC
i
Keen
enacted.
FYom
this
i'-
In
1950,
tourists
visiting
British
Columbia
totalled
1.100.000.
Of
this
number,
186,135
travelled
in
cars.
And
we'll
wager
a
ooA
tance,
it
is
imDossible
to
jud"'
how
much
reality
there
is
ato-t
the
revolutionary
soundinf
re
form
in
Kashmir.
That
state
ir
theNew
cut
in
two
by
the
battleline'
which
divide
the
armies
of
Tn-
dia
and
Pakistan.
For
nearlv
tw
I
CUTIARD
LINE
jl
American
nat-uesigned
Walter
Florell
tarries
the
hat-and-glove
team
into
the
evening
picture
with
his
dainty
tricorne
of
white
kid
and
elbow-length
white
kid
gloves,
used
to
set
ofi
a
black
lace
evening
dress.
Both
texture
and
color
contrast
appear
In
Molyneux'j
choice
of
black
antelope
elbow-length
gloves
and
huge
bouquet
of
black
velvet
carnations
tc
dramatize
his
chartreuse'
taffeta
evening
gown.
Furs
call
for
luxurious
gloves
says
fur-fashion
designed
Esther
Dorothy.
With
fur
coats
having
loose,
turn-back
sleeve
as
well
as
with
capes
and
stoles
she
advises
long,
crushed-down
gloves.
She
likes
the
contrast
ol
white
kid
with
darker
fur.
but
years
there
has
been
a
Vt-rt-quested
"cease
fire"
betwcr.
these
two
armies.
Neverthek
x
the
armies
ar.e
still
there.
H?p
it
remains
to
be
seen
whethr
the
present
government
o
'
Electric
Washe
With
-Pump
Control
0
$159.50
1
EUROPn
lm
i
',
itself
as
it
sees
fit.
Interference
by
one
nation
or
!
group
of
nations
with
the
manner
in
which
another
!
nation
governs
itself
is
we
consider
violation
of
in-
ternational
relationships
if
not
democracy.
;
'
The
way
Franco
does
things
is
Spain
does
not
J
appeal
to
us
any
more
than
the
way
Stalin
does
1
things
in
Russia.
Both
got
power
and
maintain
it
I
by
force
and
coercion.
But
the
fact
remains
that
1
they
are
the
established
heads
of
their
respective
;
nations
and,
as
long
as
they
keep
within
their
own
bounds,
w7e
might
as
well
put
up
with
and
recog-nize
them
like
it
or
not.
We
can,
of
course,
oppose
!
aggression
.by
them-Mae
it
-
forceful
or
passive,
j
Meantime,
they
are
a
reality
which
cannot
be
ig-j
nored
and
ye
must
recognize
and
co-operate
with
;
them
in
a
mutual
effort
of
all
the
nations
to
make
;
the
world
a
place
in
which
we
can
live
and
let
live.
GEORGE
BERNARD
SHAW
OLD
AGE
weakened
the
spidery
legs
of
George
Bernard
Shaw
and
blanched
his
red
beard
but
;
it
did
not
sweeten
the
acid
pen
which
carried
him
from
the
ranks
of
unknown
scribblers
to
a
revered
!
position
as
the
English
world's
oracle.
-;r-Shaw's
productivity
as
a
playwright
and
writer
decreased
with
the
years
but
in
his
90s
he
still
flung
"tart
suggestions
and
criticisms.
It
was
a
lifelong
habit
to
rail
against
nearly
everything
in
John
Bull's
island,
to
which
he
had
come
as
a
poor
Irishman
at
Hthtrrtge
of
20.
-
!ljli3
barbs
lodged
in
tender
spots
and
brought
Z
vilification,
abuse
and
fame.
His
plays
and
books
became
known
around
the
world.
He
was
awarded
"theNobel
Prize
for
Literature
in
1925.
At
88
the
maiT
who
years
before
said
he
had
married
"a
green-eyed
Irish
heiress"
for
security,
complained
;
that
he
was
paying
20,000
pounds
($80,000)
a
year
in
taxes.
'
By
then
the
ideas
which
had
shocked
an
earlier
generation''
stimulated
but
no
longer
startled.
"G.B:S"
had
become
a-sage
whose
slightest
public
utterance
on
the
slightest
topical
subject
was
read
avidly.
How
long
will
he
be
remembered,
this
voluble,
1
cantankerous:
eccentric
man
who
turned
his
back
on
Ireland
in
1876,
argued
and
scribbled
his
way
to
fame,
and
then
outlasted
all
his
luminous
contemporaries?
Shaw
called
himself
"a
journalist
and
polking
else",
while
his
astute
biographer,
Frank
,"
Harris,
predicted
he
would
be
remembered
like
Dr.
(Johnson
and
Samuel,
Pepys,
not
because
of
his
writings
but
because
of
his
personality.
He
was
not
I
only
a
playwright
but
a
great
showman
whether
;
one
liked
him
or
not.
notes
that
interesting
effects
can
be
achieved
also
by
using
!
m
V
f
S-ffl
V.
1
Kashmir
will
ever
get
th.
phvvi
cal
power
to
applv
ttv?
new
l-,in-'
law
in
the
area
held
by
Pakistani
troops
oOo
BUT
IN
THE
VAST
state
o'
Uttar
Pradesh,
60
million
peorj!-have
been
affected
by
the
revolutionary
law.
The
zamir,dar-(rich
landlords
from
whom
thf
governments
collected
taxes
cn
a
wholesale
basis)
are
dispossessed.
They
are
to
be
compensated,
but
only
in
part,
for
what
they
lose.
The
peasants
are
to
get
full
ownership
by
paying
ten
times
a
fair
annual
rent!.
No
monotone
or
blending
color
gloves.
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QUEBEC
UVERPOOL
QUEBEC
HAVRE
LONDON
U
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"FRAMCOHIA"
"SCYTHIA"
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B.
C.
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IN
WATERPOWER
STEWART,
B.
0
PRINCE
RUPERT
Quebec
has
more
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revenge.
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is
quoted
thus
bv
the
New
York
Times
of
October
22:
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no
alternative
employment
and
their
compensation
unjustifiable
the
former
zamindars
might
well
become
the
sapT
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and
miners
of
the
army
of
Communism."
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sounds
like
bunk,
from
here.
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India
is
doing
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wise
democracy
is
to
rob
tho
Communists
of
their
main
weapon.
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and
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are
beatini;
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to
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punch.
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CLOTHING
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INFORMATION
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Ways
To
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Mr.
Semmons,
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergin,
Mr.
Dale,
Mr.
Brydges,
Mr.
Howick,
Robert
John,
,
Mr.
Forgie,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
O.
Ham,
R.
G.
Van
Der
Sluys,
Mr.
Asto.i,
Mr.
Rae
Mr.
Ham.
Villas
&
Christopher
Blj
HOW
TO
BUILD
A
GOOD
CREDIT
RECORD
1.
Pay
charge
account
In
.full
by
the
10th
of
each
month.
2.
Make
contract
or
Installment
payments
on
or
before
-
e
due
date.
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BUREAU
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
ih
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DE-ICING
PLANES
Eihtered
bronze
With
millions
of
tiny
pores
is
used
for
a
new
British
plane
de-icing
device.
Phone
974
Prince
Rupert
Box
1362