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Rupert
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News
Newspapermen
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Atom
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Revenue
Is
proximity
can
sometimes
do.
j
Any
day,
now.
cars
come
and
go,
I
where
they
were
unseen
before.
i
Pnrktner
is
r
a
nrfmfum
a
Tuesday,
December
5,
1950
Ray
Reflects'
and
Reminisces
OTTAWA
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Ciul:itia.
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the
iw
Br:th
"
and
and
bh.
.
I
liquor
store
rarely,
if
everla-
,
"
Chalk
River
was
j
merits
a
dull
day.
It
is
right
in
v,MW?a
DV
a
large
party
of
ne,.
mem
,
.
:
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f
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this
immediate
neighborhood.
PaPermen
at
the
week-end
f
cordin.
w!
ft.
An
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
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and
northern
and
central
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Columbia
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
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of
Circulations
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Daily
Newspaper
Association
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
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G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
""
SUBSCRIPTION
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that
cash
is
being
spent.
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l"e,
"rrt
"me
since
the
plant
th
general
i
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m
hit
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maintained
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easy
to
talk
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Mounting
Customs
pnd
Excise
Collections
it
Prince
Rupert,.
.
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Customs
collection
.qT'-$47,-672.18
for
November
brought
the
year's
total
as
Prince
RuDert
to
is
not
always
for
drink.
The
most
con,wcUon
wltn
atomic:
affair
a8e
of
u
of
it
is,
of
course,
but
often
one
as
b",u-
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situated
125
mil,
m
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thing
leads
to
another.
fromOttawa.
There
are
nuZ
malca
rEJ
1
to
about
All
right,
let's
go!
Only
the
other
day
it
was
cooler
in
Minneapolis
than
in
Port
Churchill.
And
on
a
recent
Sunday
night,
five
poor
Mexicans
By-Carrler,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Yeaf,
$8.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
50c;
Per
Year,
$5.00.
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cotton
clothing
died
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second
highest
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:
shelters
his
head,
the
latter
Llrs-
Looking
For
A
Light
ll-ionth
nrioA
in
the
from-exposure
on
rrrr,
.
,
for.
lor.'llie
the
11-
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int,
M'LLLH
made
by
j
past
decat.,
1940
total
oUeol
muai
n-iuain
unea.sy
most
ot
tne
1
time.
Since
the
shooting,
it
takes
'
vvmston
msion
1
unurehil
mirrm
i
on
on
his
hij;'s
w-
oo3,n3.t
only
thirty
guards
to
see
Mr.i
!
MKJi'S
nwrcc
.
the
end
Aixr.
Collects
..vJhsparMrmen
recently
sDent
Those
ar
.
..
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BUtjS
fr
..
Truman
to
and
from
lunch
every
day.
fr
the;
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River,
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an
essential
""KH
JACKETS
u
tttM
76th
birthday
should
g
down
in
history
as
one
of
the
greatest
of
that
great
j
Englishman's
career.
nk
i
t
'
making
atomic
bombs,
is
.
vivs,
from
BOVS-
tt'lXDKRRAKKlts,
from
521.CS
of
wftlchxwas
collected
hi
November.
.
;
Manufactured
in
quantity.
Never
tefore
had
a
scribe
dared
show
I
himself
in
such
a
fearsome
place.
FOR
THE
LADIES
Serious
floods
at.
Calgary
rer
ported!
Three
thousand
residents
forced
from
their
homes!
It
is
said
ouite
a
variety
of
oif-turesque
language
was
heard.
It
could
be
readily
believed
had
the
late
Robert
Edwards
been
raraaes.i,::.;
LADIES'
HOSE-Cotton
mixtures,
FtThsps'
they
even
pretended
to
nnat-rstand
some
oi
the
objects
uity
were
privileged
to
see?
The
world
has
moved
a
long1
way
since
Churchill
(with
the;
Red
Dean
of
Canterbury
beside
j
him)
made
that
rolling
radio
speech
of
defiance:
Nylons
and
mt-n
urn,
irom,
pair
TAI51.K
(
I
.
niv
a
Red
Victories
Were
uptosim
;,SUjmatth-
Bt:
"We
shall
defend
our
Island
whatever
the
cost
may
be;
we
Shall
fiL'ht.
nn
hpophnc
InnHinu
'Wul
1
.
Anyone
in
business
on
Second
Avenue
in
the
neighborhood
of
the
Sixth-Seventh
"
W
Street
btre"
block
HONG
KONG
The
pro-
"Of
all
the
arts,
great
music
is
the
art
to
raise
Uhe
soul
above
fill
earthlv
stArm'
Wim
Br.unirin
fields,
and
on
ti
Communist
newspaper,
Ta
Rung
1
,f,
hiiis.
we
shall
never
surrender.
Pnr.
,iTo
n,L
2
cannot
but
feel
a
movement
,
.
of
,
JV41
nnd
even
if
u-hirh
I
rin
m,t.
for
1
xvru-.
vcicuiaicu
uic
ViUCUIV
UI
III"
money
m
r.is
aircciian.
ir.u
UB,
Coiiiiiitnt.
But
not,
when-not
saying
he's
getting
any,
nn-;.
static
offers
a
competitive
pro-j
the
moment
believe,
this
island
or
a
lare
part
of
It
were
sub
"Chines
volunteers
in
Korea"
SHOP
AND
SAVE
AT
jcaa,
munruuy,
it
proves
wnai
gram.
jugated
ana
starving,
then
our;
with
street
parades
and
"
rallies
""""
empire
beyond
the
seas,
armed
,
n.i
,
und
guarded
by
the
British
fleet
and
Chunking.
It
said
the
Ret
Reds
inn-
were
embarking
on
new
"ai
American
and
help
Korea"
cam
will
carry
on
the
struggle
until
in
God
's
good
time
the
New-world,
with
all
its
power
and
might,
sets
forth
to
the
liberation
and
rescue
of
the
Old."
OOO
paigns.
IT
IS
to
be
hoped
that
statesmanship
rather
than
I
politics
will
prevail
in
dealing
with
the
perilous
international
crisis
which
has
followed
the
military
disaster
in
Korea.
si
Great
Britain,
fortified
by
her
recognition
of
Communist
China
many
months
ago,
is
in
advantageous
position
to
negotiate
with
effectiveness
and,
honor.
It
is
quite
seemly
for
Prime
Minister
Attjee
to
take
the
lead
in
advocating
the
negotiat-nrg-uf
peace.
British
opinion
appears
to
be
that
peace
could
have
been
negotiated
.with
prestige
two
weeks
ago
fcefore
General
MacArthur
launched
his
"Finish
the
war
by
Christmas"
offensive.
Now,
with
serious
military
reverses
against
the
United
Nations
forces,
it
may
be
peace
with
appeasement
rather
than
peace
wJlh
prestige.
J
..This
is
where
statesmanship
rather
than
politics
comes
in.
If
the
decision
is
for
a
military
victory
rather
than
a
negotiated
peace,
it
may
require
most
drastic
measures
to
achieve
that
end.
Herein
lies
t,he
seriousness
of
terrible
decisions.
J
And
evidently,
unless
there
is
some
unexpected
turn
in
the
apparent
course
of
events,
these
serious
decisions
must
be
made
within
a
few
days.
There
.
can
be
no
temporizing
now.
Never
before
was
there
a
war
crisis
more
tense,
more
suspenseful
than
this.
And,
in
some
ways
too,
it
may
be
said
there
was
never
a
blacker.
JT
There
are
dark
days,
indeed.
Yet
a
hopeful
world
still
looks
for
light.
Whence
'shall
it
come?
Maybe
old
Britain
could
be
the
peacemaker.
AN
OLD
REMEDY
THE
ABOVE
was
surely
the;
most
effective
speech
of
resist-
J
ance
ever
made
in
all
the
history
of
war.
Every
person
in
the
Controls
Placed
On
Red
Shipments
WASHINGTON
The
United
SAUGS
AS
MUCH
AS
WA
POUND
J
85
-Year-Old
Coffee
Firm
Perfects
Product
with
Superb
Flavor
anil
SEE
0U1
GRAND
world
especially
Hitler
knew
!
that
Churchill's
growling
bulldog
j
accents
were
speaking
from
the
very
soul
of
the
British
people
and
free
men
everywhere.
SELECTION
OF
States
has
ordered
strict
controls,
effective
from
midnicht
Hitler
never
even
tried
to
in-!
XMAS
Sunday,
on
shipment
of
all
woods
KSed
destined
for
Communist
China,
Hong
Kong
and
Macao.
vaue
amain
alter
tnat
.-ween
Instead,
he
turned
on
Russia
And
you
save
every
8rd
cup,
compaied
to
regular
coffee.
Get
new
Instant
Chase
Sunborn
today.
1
Greetin
Germany,
Italy
and
Japan
were
comme,rce
croary
unanea
catastronhicallv
catastrophically
tetJ
defeated
VZl
by
the
Sawyer
a'So
announced
Saturday
wmsm
I
'VfC
rmmsm.
strange
alliance
which
Hitler
night
the
same
controls
will
apnly
to
all
shioments
of
strate-!
brought
into
being
against
him
gic
glc
commodities
moanta
from
rrom
foreign
foreign
1
You'll
never
Cards
sen,
Dy
the
sheer
Insanity
of
the
the
Soviet
Soviet
Union
Union
and
and
countries
passing
through
Amer-
lean
ports
enroute
to
Russia
and
1
:
4SW
tr)
news
about
coffee
today
U
good!
First,
there's
a
remarkable
new
"instant"
coffee
which
U
took
"real
coffee
people"
to
make.
Chase
&
Sanborn
scientists
worked
until
they
had
produced
a
soluble
coffee
with
the
rich,
robust
goodness
and
true-coffee
flavor
of
the
famed
Chase
&
Sanborn
name.
(Second
and
important
this
new
"instant"
saves
you
as
much
as
40
cents
a
pound
over
the
price
of
regular
coffee!
So
now
you
can
make
magnificent
coffee
right
in
the
cup
just
adding
hot
water.
No
shooting
the
United
States
into
the
war
which
neither
one
of
them
would
have
dreamed
of
entering
Priced
from
25
for
$1
her
satellite
countries,
China,
Hong
Kong
and
Macao.
i
The
arm
is
to
cut
sharply
ship-
5
know
how
good
instant
coffee
can
be
You
will
be
piec
'.
i.
.
.
ments
of
strategic
goods
that
with
our
0O0
NOW
ON
Mr
Churchill'
7Rib
might
reach
Communist
or
Com
Gift
Stationery
birthday
we
are
oh
the
verge
munist
dominated
countries,
v
of
a
possible
World
War
Th
rep
'
i
ii
a
los-'
and
this
time
Churchill
tells
us
mander
in
the
middle
of
I
'
too!
IUCH
is
heard
concerning
nervous
complaints,
not
to
mention
ulcers
and
hparf
rlisnrrWe
contrary,
1
now
he
thinks
it
can
be
ore-
mg
battle.
On
the
&
messy
conee
pot.
No
grounds
MacArthur's
vented:
Ve
have
just
received
a
shipment
of
1
eu:
Churchill
unurcnm
praises
praises
MacArtnurs-
-
.
-
;
By
getting
and
holding
the
professional
competence.
Yet
he
tf'st
possible
defence
line
in
differs
from
MacArthur
and
is
l
fnin?
y
M.
'A
and
and
makiner
making
it.
it
"st.nt.ip
"static."
ervstal
crystal
clear
clear
that
that
the
the
UN
UN
defence
defence
B
MtlfJrli
mf
1$
shortest
ENGLISH
GENUINE
LEATHER
WALLETS
K.orea
2.
'By
refusine
to
fall
tnti
iVib
line
across
th
shortest
nart
of
(Which
we
will
gold
initial
fiee
of
charge
i
SHEAFFER
FOUNTAIN
PENS
"statu
"static"
is
Churchill's
I
jjiiuii-u
uuwn
in
a
laree
si
i
mat
wora
war
wun
cmna.
own.
;
?.
3.
By
negotiating
with
Rus-
'
.'
"
0O0
.
,vf
sia
fir
a
real
peace
settlement1
MR.
CHURCHILL
seems
to
'hie
frahkly
based
on
the
self
in-
to
be
absolutely
right
when'
he
Sometimes
a
remedy,
born
not
of
today
but
from
the
long
ago,
is
noted.
For
example,
this,
from
a
French
manuscript
of
the
seventeenth
century:
"Take
two
grains
of
indifference,
and
as
much
resolution.
Add
to
it
some
of
the
sugar
of
patience.
No
lawsuits
or
quarrels
!
No
unnecessary
zeal
!
Add
a
pound
of
good
fellowship
and
two
drams
of
exercise.
No
women,
no,
Intemperance,
avarice
or
greed!
A
full
grain
of
devotion
and
no
new
opinions!
Mix
the
whole
well
together
and
take
it
every
morning
with
a
drink
of
the
very
best
wine."
-
-if
t
SCRIPTURE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
-
"The
Son
of
man
came
...
to
give
His
life
a
ransom
for
'
many."
Matt
20;
28.
The
only
'instant'
Phone
234
icicbs
oi
an
tne
parties
con-
says
that
tne
only
solid
agree-cerneH.
ments
between
great
powers
are
j
oOo
I
f.hrw
frankly
based
on
self
ln-
PLEASE
NOTE
that
there
Is
tefest.
J
no
difference
of
opinion
be-
J-i
long
as
we
live
in
a
wprld.
tween
Mr.
Churchill
ami
Rritish
wherp
there
la
no
wnrlrl
nariifl
J
Besner
Bit
3rd
Street
backed
by
85
years
of
coffee
experience
Labor
leaders.
He
is
candidly
ment
with
power
to
make
teal
So
Beautiful
...
against
General
MacArthur's
law
and
to
police
the
peace--conception
of
no
truck
nor
trade
r;
a
ions
will
safeguard
their
ln-
with
the
Chinese
Reds.
But
he
tererts
by
force
or
threat
of
aoes
not
rail
into
the
mistake
force.
mwwBBWBBWKfHawsj!jjaK!
I
'
'
Ti
of
slamming
the
UN
field
com-
That
is
wht
the
creat
Rrit
and
with
27
Fitv
Features"
The
New
.
.
.
McCLARY
"2?"
Washing
Machine
K
e
if
and
you
will
1;
Movin
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
amd
General
CartaRe
and
Storage
"omplrte,
Rellaole
and
Efii-ient
Service.
Aiso
assents
f"
anadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Lto
r
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
ai.
velding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
.
CARTAGL
&
STORAGE
LIMITED,
"It's
the
washer
thai
w
Keep
your
car
EVKRYTHING!"
SI
PURR-RFECT
ish
Foreign
Minister
Palmerston
told
a
young
beginner:
"There
are
no
principles
only
Interests."
That
is
why
Russian
Communists
pursue
in
world
affairs
precisely
those
same
Czarkst
Russian
aims
which
they
earlier
denounced.
That
is
why
the
United
States
is
acting
like
all
the
big
imperial
powers
of
the
1
past
though,
being
new
at
the
1
game,
with
less
suavity.
oOo
,
i
AS
CHURCHILL
says,
World!
War
Three
would
be
in
no
na-
j
tion's
interest,
but
would
mean
I
utter
dsiaster
for
all.
That
is'
the
bedrock
foundation
on
which
'
peace
by
negotiation
'might
be
built.
i
i
:
2nd
and
Purk
Avenu-
r
ALL
WINTER
i
Get
our
cotmm
Phone
I
H6.
Hospital
Insurance
Service
cAniiounceA
that
1951
premiums
are
no
longer
payable
one
month
in
advance
of
any
benefit
period.
YOU
NOW
HAVE
UP
UNTIL
DECEMBER
31st
TO
MARE
PAYMENT
OF
INITIAL
1951
PREMIUMS
tfrRrirlP
Street.
HOLLYWOOD
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We
Speciolize
ACHING
DACIC?
Why
tuffet
with
baekaqhe
Or
painful
tninti?
Many
find
quick
relief
by
biking
L)r.
Chase's
Kidney-l.iver
Pills.
Thii
proven
remedy
treats
two
condition!
at
once;
contains
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