Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
December
21,
1950
tnnsimas
Ray
Reflects
;
and
Reminisces
s4
An
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
-J.
A,
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Winston
Churchill
U
7,
and
when
he
takes
a
vacation,
;
his
choice
of
holiday
territory
does
in
Comfort!
Give
HIM
a
Gift
He
will
Appreciate
O
PIPES
CIGARS
TOBACCO
See
m
ll
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
not
suggest
repose
or
near
srcUi-ision.
He's
gone
to
Marraksh
in
'v
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
50c;
Per
Year,
$5.00.
OUR
PRESS
FELL
DOWN
.
O
CHOCOl
ATM
French
Morocco.
It
s
known
'
is
the
Paris
of
the
Sahara.
in.
ths
foothills
of
the
Atlas
Mountains
Churchill
once
iote
of
Marra-kesh
as
follows:
"Caravans
from
Central
Africa
feel
the
gay
lt'e
of
the
city.
This
includes
fortune-tellers,
snake
charmers,
masses
of
food
and
drink
and,
on
the
whole,
the
largest
and
most
elaborately
organized
brothels
ir
the
African
continent."
O
RONSON
AND
OTHER
LKJHTj
GROTTO
SS
THIS
SEEMS
like
a
good
time
to
admit
that
both
the
North
American
press
and
tne
uritisn
press
fell
down
badly
in
this
war
crisis
of
recent
months.
In
different
ways,
our
The
Princess
Patricia
Regiment
in
Korea
will
defv
the
cold
as
well
as
the
enemy.
Each
man
has
three
blankets
and
a
sleeping
bag.
There
a
e
some
bei-rooms
in
Canada
where
it
mign'.
press
contributed
to
the
tragic
outcome
in
Korea.
never
did
inform
its
readers
thati
JUU
l"
"
aleeP
comfortably.
crisis
develop.
a
major
was
between
British
Commonwealth
.
.
"Optimistic,
isn't
he
?"
1
i
policy
and
U
S
policy
over
For-
L
T
wutvul
UI
"
Zsl
Yet
for
moWalmost
the
"Jin,f
I
9
whole
British
press
was
warn-
y
Therether'
with
Chiang
Kai-shek
in
For
Pollerlon
Promoted
ter
in
The
News
a
few
days
a'io
on
the
subject
of
wheat
s-hip-i
ping.
Mr.
Rideout,
to
say
the
i
For
take
home
orders
Phone
2C0
mosa
was
heading
us
for
trou
ble
u,ith
t.hp
rfw
imvprnitimt
of
r
"
1
I
,i
a
of
ic
consistent.
How
many.
Ocean
Falls.
He
was
stationed
I
j
in
Vernon
.'or
a
short
Uiua
during
the
war
and
at
Prince
j
Ceorge
for
mcr
than
two
years.
'
'
He
has
served
with
Prince
Ru-ipert
city
police,
BC.
Provincial
jp.iU.'e
and
with
tne
RCM
Poliiei
since
the
absorption
ot
the
pro-'
I
vini-lul
force
into
the
national
L-uuui.
ma
wnuie
dsiih
picsa,
living
a
Ion?
way
from
this
D:vt
or
close
at
hand
can
be
said
to
be
doing
the
same?
It
Is
persls'-'!
from
extreme
left
to
extreme
right,
pointed
out
that
the
U.S.
proclamation
of
"protection"
for
In
Charge
of
Northwest
B.C.
for
RCMPOpl.
Wales
To
Be
City
Chief
ence
in
the
face
of
what
appears
i
.
.
.
Our
office
win
ke
close)
the
Christmas
Holiday
from
Dec.
Hi
J
Canada
In
World
Affairs
"TJIE
EXPANDING
world
struggle
against
Com-I
munist
imperialism,
with
battle-ravaged
Korea
in
the
forefront,
has
intensified
Canada's
responsibilities
in
the
international
sphere.
It
has
brought
graver
problems
to
the
government's
council
tables.
It
has
sent
Canadian
troops
abroad
for
the
first
time
since
the
end
of
the
Second
World
War
and
has
p:aced
fresh
demands
on
this
country's
delegation
to
the
United
Nations
and
on
its
globe-girdling
diplomatic
services,
Canada
is
deep
in
international
efforts
to
save
the
peace,
bringing
a
nuick
step-up
in
activity
on
both
the
home
and
the
diplomatic
fronts.
Today
Canada
is
playing
a
leading
role
in
moves
both
to
push
ahead
North
Athmtic
defence
preparations
and
keep
the
Korean
fight
from
assuming
worid-wide
proportions..
The
Dominion
is
assuming
an
importance,
the
significance
of
which
we
may
not
all
appreciate
and
which
is
involving
increasing
resopnsibilities
for
us
all.
SHOULD
BE
SUPPORTED
THIS
is
holiday
time
when
people
are
usually
looking
for
something
new
and
different
and
should
have
the
time
to
fnjoy
it,
although
it
is
also
pre-Christmas
and
a
lot
of
people
are
busy
preparing
for
the
festive
season.
An
outstanding
fer.ture
of
this
holiday
season
in
Prince
Rupert
is
the
concert
at
the
Civic
Centre
tonight
when
two
.eminent
artists
Desire
Ligeti,
bass-baritone,
and
Marcus
Gordon,
young
pianist
are
being
presented
after
a
successful
tour
of
Alaska.
Here
once
again
Prince
Rupert
residents
are
getting
the.
opportunity
by
the
simple
act
of
their
patronage
to
demonstrate
their
appreciation
of
entertainment
of
the
better
sort.
The
Civic
Centre
management
is
entitled
to
support
in
this
"Alaska
Chinese
island
of
Formosa
the
t()
M
dln.wuragement.
in
Mam
os
an
Muniwiy
"""8"uu'
inrl
m.t
of
season
that
m
Sgt.
L.
A.
N.
Potterton,
RCMP,
body.
He
recenL'y
completed
an
received
work
this
morning
of
indoctrination
cours
at
the
move
not
legalized
Dy
ur
or
times
bring
results.
other
law.
It
was
a
direct
inter
his
promotion
to
patrol
sergeant
RCMP
training
depot
at
Eegina.
vention
in
the
internal
affairs
When
nnprnl
Fispnhnwp
-
left,
in
charife
of
the
northwest
sec-,
l!
will
be
succeeded
in
com-
of
China
and
the
obvious
dan-
for
home
jn
1945,
after
tlon
of
the
province.
His
terrl-
mand
of
Prince
Rupert
'detach-
ger
was
that
it
would
encourage
the
downfau
0f
Hitler
and
col-
tory
will
Include
Prince
Rupert
ment
by
Cpl.
E.
A.
Wales,
wha
26th
inclusive.
Alt
orders
placed
up
to
ond
including
Dec
will
be
delivered
before
Christmas.
Look
ot
your
cool
bin
NOW
end
order
J
cnina
io
retaliate
Dy
iniervtn-
Jaiise
of
Germany,
he
Utile
city.
M
asset.
Queen
Charlotte
returned
Tuesday
irom
a
cour:,;
ing
in
Korea.
thought
that
five
years
later
he
City,
Terrace,
Stewart,
Atlin,
at
the
Hi;liia
training
depot
of
oOo
j
would
return,
to
head
another
Telegraph
Creek
and
Port
Ed-
the
RCMP.
IT
IS
EASY
to
be
wise
after
immense
a
-my
and
face
nrob-
ward.
The
appointment
is
ef-
the
event.
lems
perhaps
more
perplexing
fective
immediately.
'
Miss
Margaret
Steeves,
PHS.J
But
the
whole
British
press
than
ever.
Indeed
we
do
live
Patrol
Sergeant
Potterton
has
left
on
the
noon
plan
for
Van-
',
was
wise
before
the
event.
in
unhappy,
if
interesting,
tim"j.
spent
most
of
his
career
a
a
couver
enruut
to
Vtrnon,
where
Even
in
my
own
column
I
re-I
'
police
officer
on
the
coast,
chief-
she
will
spend
Chrl-Unaa.
g:ie
to
ovoid
tHe
rush
peatedly
warned,
months
before
1
New
Brunswick
exoenencea
a
jy
in
prince
Rupert,
Stewart
and
will
return
early
i.et
week.
it.
hannened.
of
the
nrobable
iweive-incn
tsuuwiau
ea:iv
:
consequences
of
U.S.
mixing-up
week.
It's
in
the
maritime
of
the
situation
in
the
CHINESE
PeP'e
sympamize
wnn
me
re-
PHILPOTT
EVITT
&
CO.
island
of
Formosa
with
the
war
ents
of
tne
nonne-n
ho
ro
in
Korea.
However,
my
com-
where,
being
so
close
to
Alaska,
So
Beautiful
.
.
.
menus
(such
as
in
"Letters
to
,fie
i"ler
enmnw
must
ne
si;
Les"
addressed
to
the
Hon.
Les-
'vere.
That's
what
they
think,
j
rasas
Phone
651
ter
B.
Pearson)
were
mild
as
'
UJ
uau
"J
""h
"
compared
with
the
pungent
truth.
COAL
U
MBER
BUI.DISG
SiTME
comments
then
appearing
in
all
and
with
27
Fine
Features"
The
New
.
.
.
McCLARY
"27"
Washing
Machine
See
it,
and
you
will
nay:
"It's
the
washer
that
hat
EVERYTHING!"
sections
of
the
British
press.
1
am
convinced
that,
to
this
day,
the
vast
majority
of
people
in
the
U.S.A.
look
on
the
California
eave
Jack
Scott,
the
Pun
columnist
'-eturnln
from
h's
continnt-wide
observation
our.
a
shabbv
welcome.
He
hv!
h"Mlv
eroded
the
border
whf"
"npnmonia
mode
its
dismal
and
dnneerous
appearance,
and
Tor
-oit
tn
da"
Stt
strnwlct
for
1-ecovfnr.
But
then,
he'd
had
Itei
w
mix-up
in
Asia
as
au
ot
one
piece.
Only
a
small
percentage
of
them
have
any
clear
idea
of
the
legal
difference
between
Formosa
and
Korea.
They
have
ALLACE
ImaJ
l
f-UUUU?
rilUUVll
rU'lllllC:
nmt
1-,.
n
A
L'tmna
":,'
1.
,fA,,;
v.,."1::
Hanflln
a
trailer
with
wife
n1
Pha
'vly.
for
about
l0.ro
mile
i
1
rsnrai
and
above
Canada,
all.
India,
1
"linf
woroo
of
different
clim-
.
.,
.
1
-
t
1
T
T
n
the
U.S.
Phone
311
rfrBrlfl
Street.
wpu
ptP.
and
writin"
the
na'lv
col
i'mn
,'an
take
it
out
of
one.
which
is
part
of
China.
HOURS:
WEEK
DAYS:
9o.rn.fo9p.
SUNDAYS:
oOo
I
IF
THE
NORTH
American;
press
fell
down
badly
in
the
four
or
five
months
before
th!
'
large
scale
intervention
of
the
Red
Chinese
armies
in
Korea,'
the
British
press
and
radio
fell;
down
after
it
occurred.
Granted
that
the
whole
west-'
em
world
shuddered
with
horror
when
President
Truman
let
p
H
O
N
E
7
9
l2Noono2r
Music
Trail"
undertaking.
.
.
The
program
being
of
a
popular
as
well
as
classical
vein
should
have
appeal
for
all
tastes
young
and
old
alike.
It
is
to
be
recommended.
CARE
WITH
CHRISTMAS
TREE
CHRISTMAS
tree
is
a
necessary
item
at
this
A
time
of
the
year
but
make
certain
it
doesn't
become
a
menace.
In
its
December
bulletin
the
13,000-member
Canadian
Association
of
Consumers
lists
several
tips
for
Christmas-tree
owners.
1.
Don't
bring
the
tree
into
the
house
until
a
few
days
before
Christmas
and
get
it
outside
afterwards
as
soon
as
possible.
2.
Stand
the
tree
in
water
and
keep
it
erect
with
supports.
3.
Stand
tree
as
far
as
possible
from
radiators
and
fireplaces.
.
4.
Don't
connect
too
many
strings
of
lights
to
one
circuit.
5.
Don't
let
electric
bulbs
touch
branches
of
tree.
x
Don't
allow
the
children
to
play
near
the
tree
with
electrical
toys
or-
with
clockwork
toys
which
spark.
7.
.Turn
off
the
tree
lights
when
you
leave
the
room.
Never
leave
tree
lights
on
when
you
go
out.
7
p.m.
to
9
p
drop
his
offhand
comment
about
possible
use
of
the
atom
bo
mo.
Granted,
too,
that
such
had
a
SI
XI
II
STREET
AM)
THIRD
AVESlt
very
different
meaning
for
the
peoples
of
western
Europe,
who
would
have
to
withstand
the
fu'l
weight
of
World
War
Three,
i-han
for
us
here
in
North
America.
Yet
some
of
the
British
comments
made
in
the
next
few
hours
seemed
to
me
most
damaging
and
irresponsible.
We
heard
in
press
and
radio
that
the
British
were
for
pea;
at
almost
any
price
with
Red
China.
Those
foolish
statements
(un
official
though
they
were)
play-led
right
into
the
hands
of
the
j
"tough"
war
party
in
Peking.
No
doubt
there
are
two
or
more
1
j
groups
within
the
ruling
group.
One
might
.favor
a
cautious
pol-
icy,
based
on
acceptance
of
tlu
UN
peace
proposals.
Another
might
favor
a
grab-all-you-can-.
I
wmie-you-can
policy.
This
latter
group
might
say,
"We
now
see
that
the
British
won't
declare
war
on
us,
no
matter
what
we
do.''
That,
of
course,
is
not
true.
A
1
deliberate
extension
of
the
pres-,
ent
military
operation
by
the'
SCRIPTURE
PASSAGE
FOR
TOiMi
"Blessed
are
the
dead
which
dre
in
the
Lord
from
henceforth:
Yea,
saith
the
Spirit,
that
they
may
rest
from
their
labours;
and
their
yvorks
do
follow
them."
Revelation
14:13.
r.
Ita
lest
Hove
!ml
-TV-
SHOP
EAR
armies
of
Red
China
would
certain
compel
a
declaration
that.
FOR
a
state
of
war
exists
with
Red
China,
GIFTS
just
the
type
of
Table
Id
make
Meolf
and
Standard
Lamp
that
wou
tlKvistiuas
for
Christmas
this
yea'-
A9
a
Christmas
shopper
I'm
tops.
I
never
make
a
mistake.
My
gifts
to
friends
and
relatives
are
always
exactly
what
they
want.
My
secret?
Listen
.
.
.
1
send
Royal
Bank
Money
Orders,
with
a
personal
card
of
course.
They
get
the
cash
and
buy
just
what
they
want.
That
makes
everybody
happy.
Best
of
all,
I
can
buy
Royal
Hank
Money
Orders
for
as
little
or
as
much
as
I
like,
an
important
consideration
tliese
days.
So
if
Christmas
-shopping
gets
you
down,
try
my
simple
solution.
Your
Dearest
Royal
Bank
branch
will
be
glad
to
co-operate.
Send
a
Gift
of
CashUse
Royal
Dank
Money
Orders.
7HG
ROYAL
DACJII
OF
CANADA
Vlsil
Our
Furniture
Depart
Chrysler
Price
Is
Increasing
WTNDSOIR
Ohryler
Metur
Corporation
yestierday
announced
an
increase
in
the
price
of
1951
models
ranging
from
5
to
6"2
percent.
A
similar
increase
Jn
prices
has
already
been
announced
by
Ford.
will
find
a
wide
range
of
House
o
9
I
ti
WW
CEDAR
i
CHESTS
ORMES
DRUGS
GORDON
and
ANDERSON,,
wmm
mmmm
mm
mm
mm
mm
.
mmi
m
"
mm
mm
m
mmm
v
mm
mm
mm,
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fyaec
can
Cat&
oh
t&e
"ofat"
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRANCH
D.
W.
G.
STEWART,
Manager
3rd
Ave.
W.
Federal
Block