Prince
Rupert
Daily
Hews
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
November
16,
1950
jenttiaUy
new-paper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Dnprt
and
northern
and
central
Brit.Uh
rni'..
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
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Lber
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
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Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year
&Carrot$
k;
By
Mail.
Per
Month,
50c;
Per
Year,
$5.00.
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
that
purpose,
,
it
was
actually
written
la
1701
to
help
kill
English
objections
to
the
Foreign
origin
of
their
King,
William
of
Orange.
Anyway
here
is
the
poem,
copied
by
Mrs.
Wilhelmiha
Pereyma
out
of
an
old
book
published
in
1765.
The
True
Born
Englishman
The
Romans
first
with
Julius
Caesar
came
Including
all
the
nations
of
that
'
name
Gauls,
Greeks,
and
Lombards,
and
by
computation
Auxiliaries
or
Slaves
of
every
T
nation.
With
Hengist,
Saxons,
Danes
'1
with
Suens
came
In
search
of
plunder,
not
In
.
search
of
fame
Scots,
Plcts,
and
Irish
from
the
Hiberian
shore
Arid
conquering
William
brought
,
the
Normans
o'er
All
those
their
barb'rous
offer-
A
century
since
the
birth
of
Robert
Louis
Stevenson!
Had
he
lived
today,
he
might
have
discovered
what
he
never
found-good
health.
He
was
a
teller
of
tales,
a
fascinating
and
natural
novelist.
Stevenson
was
on
this
coast
In
1888.
He
bought
the
yacht
Casca,
sailed
her
to
the
Marquesas,
and
later
to
Samoa
where,
"under
the
wide
and
starry
skies,"
he
found
the
end
of
the
final
chapter.
Modern
Theories
May
Be
Harmful
CHELTENHAM,
Gloucestershire,
England
W
J.
F.
Wolfen-den,
vice-chancellor
of
Reading
University,
says
modern
theories,
that
children
must
be
allowed
complete
liberty
to
"express"
themselves
do
more
harm
than
good.
1
Wolfenden
told
a
conference:
,
"A
sound
and
steady
appreciation
of
the
difference
between
right
and
wrong,
true
and
false,
beautiful
and
ugly,
still
seems
to
me
to
be
more
important
than
information
about
the
distance
of
the
sun
from
the
earth
or
about
the
names
of
the
kings
of
Judah.
-
"The
theory
of
self-development
seems
to
depend
on
the
fallacy
that
children
are
born
perfect
and
need
no
more
for
their
growth
to
perfection
than
to
be
left
alone
to
unfold
the
riches
of
their
angelic
natures."
hat
About
Rupert?
lOWbLV
KCE
RUPERT
will
note
with
interest
the
huge
CRUSOE'S
CREATOR
IN
AN
OFFHAND
moment
I
re
cently
wrote
about
Daniel
Defoe's
poem
ridiculing
race-su-
hor
terminal
aeveiopment
project
for
Van-r
which
the
Canadian
National
Railways
is
..
i
'
:
i
.i
...
ed
to
ne
cunsmei
uig,
involving
tne
taking
over
harbor
board
railroad
at
the
southern
port
stallation
of
great
terminal
facilities,
on
the
Shore.
Most
interesting
locally,
of
course,
is
La
of
connecting
up
with
the
Pacific
Great
Europe's
fear
cf
Soviet
Russia
has
Matthew
Halton
frankly
perplexed.
Though
with
a
population
of
almost
50
millions,
it
almost
seems
that
Europe
prefers
to
dread
Russia
to
think
of
Russia,
not
in
a
challenging
or
defiant
mood,
but
humbly
and
fearfully
The
Kremlin,
It
would
appear,
has
got
some
where
after
five
years
of
Incisive
;
ings
left
behind
Trje
dregs
of
armies,
they,
of
ail
rn
Railway
and
central
British
Columbia
as
-
mankind.
Blended
with
Britons,
who
be-
-
fore
were
here
Of
whom
the
Welsh
ha'
blest
the
CANNED
FOODS
character.
An
Army
research
officer,
s
Prince
Rupert
and
Alaska
via
coastal
ship-rom
this
port.
icre
is
no
particular
quarrel
with
the
desire
Canadian
National
to
get
on
an
equal
footing
he
Canadian
Pacific
which
certainly
has
the
,
From
this
omphibious
ill
born
5016
mob
began
naming
mai
cert-am
troops
near
Manchuria
are
in
summer
field
dress,
suggests
making
use
of
Aleutian
volcano
in
warm
t
Vi
o
That
vain,
ill
natured
thing,
an
Englishman,
A
horrid
crowd
of
rambling
thieves
and
drones
Who
ransacked
kingdoms
and
dispeopled
towns
The
Pict
and
painted
Briton,
treacherous
Scot
By
hunger,
theft
and
rapine,
hitherto
brought
Norwegian
pirates,
bucaneering
Danes
Whose
red-haired
offspring
everywhere
remains
Who
joined
with
Norman
French,
compound
the
breed.
From
whence
your
"True
Born
Englishman"
proceed.
kl
facilities
hog-tied
at
Vancouver.
Whether
Those
are
the
heroes
who
des-
ed
readers
to
try
to
dig
up
his
poem
about
the
ancestry
of
the
Englishman.
I
am
glad
I
did
it.
For
not
only
did
I
get
the
poem,
below.
But
I
came
across
a
whole
gold
mine
of
information
about
Defoe,
a
really
great
Englishman.
Who
doesn't
know
Robinson
Crusoe
one
of
the
most
beloved
books
ever
written?
But
who
knows
the
whole
intriguing
story
of
the
man
who
created
Robinson
Crusoe?
THERE
SEEMS
TO
BE
NO
doubt
that
the
main
mystery
about
Daniel
Dofoe
arose
because
he
was
a
secret
government
agent.
That
is,
he
was
apparently
subsidized
by
the
English
government
of
his
day
to
write
propaganda,
in
the
guise
of
free
expression
oi
opinion.
In
those
days,
England
and
Scotland
were
united
only
by
having
the
same
king,
but
not
yet
in
a
common
parliament.
The
aim
of
the
government
of
England
was
to
pave
the
way
for
an
organic
union,
actually
unltng
v
pise
the
Scotch
armed
forces
whenever
the
temperature
might
seem
to
justify
the
attempt.
But
since
when
did
a
volcano
feel
like
an
open
And
rail
at
new-come
foreigners
so
much
Forgetting
that
themselves
are
such
centralization
is
necessary
at
Vancou-the
interests
of
better
service
is
a
question
can
be
discussed
in
the
proper
quarters
and
proper
time.
hat
Prince
Rupert
directly
wonders,
of
course,
i
all
derived
HEAVY
PLAID
ALL
WOOL
OUTING
SHIRTS.
All
sizes.
Usually
to
$9.00
Now
S.".!).V
BOYS'
JACKETS,
all
wool
plaids
with
fur
dollars
....
$5.00
BOYS'
BOMBER
JACKETS-Warm
and
Cosy
$5.00
BOYS'
TROUSERS
For
school
and
semi-dress.
Made
of'
good
strong
materials.
Now
at
real
bargain
prices.
From
the
most
scoundrel
race
Scores
of
veteran
npw
to
nni
tjiat
ever
liv'd
another
.marched
in
the
ranks
1
It
the
CNR
may
have
in
mind
for
its
own
port
or
tr,.e
Canadian
Legion
Saturday.
It
was
natural
enmitrTv
Ince
Rupert
so
strategically
located
in
regard
Scores
of
those
who
helped
set
$2.25
to
$5.00
tle
Hitler's
hash
permanently
were
not
born
when
t.h
volun
,.ka
and
the
Orient
and
being
the
terminus
of
teers
of
1914
went
overseas.
Time
!way
with
the
best
grade
through
the
Rocky
dns
and
westward.
At
present
it
seems
we
wears
along.
Hair
turns
grey
or
dlsaDDears
Old
soldiers
it
1.4
said,
never
die,
yet
it
must
oe
6nsidered
more
or
less
as
a
branch
line.
hiom
aamiuea
uiey
are
falling
back.
the
peoples.
Apparently
this
Is
the
secret
job
that
Defoe
was
th
the
north
coming
into
its
own
and
every-
After
all
is
said
and
done,
how
does
it
taste
in
the
cup?
That
is
what
counts!
TEA
BAGS
yield
the
perfect
flavour.
paid
to
help
do.
mitting
that
Prince
Rupert
and
its
hinterland
?reat
part
to
play
in
the"
future
development
But
I
was
wrong
in
guessing
When
an
unauthorized
deficit
is
charged,
as
reported,
it
should
liven
up
the
prosaic
side
of
the
'
that
Defoe's
poem,
"The
True
bda,
be
it
m
the
interests
of
peaceful
pursuits
Born
Englishman,"
was
written
primarily
to
make
union
with
nee
measures,
it
would
seem
that
we
could
Scots
more
popular
with
the
written
record.
Auditors
warn
that
council
members
and
clerk
can
be
regarded
responsible
for
a
$57,000
shortage.
Albernl
was
a
first
rate
newspaper
story
for
weeks.
Well!
BROADWAY
CAFE
expect
large-scale
activity
along
this
line
and
English.
It
seems
that,
while
the
poem
was
most
widely
used
for
k
port.
Possibly
something
like
this
is
implied
mention
of
Prince
Rupert
in
connection
with
p
Vancouver
project
although
the
way
it
reads
Best
Food
In
Prince
"Rupert's
business
area
are
blocks
where
parked
LVVUV
ace
would
seem
to
be
due
for
a
role
subsidiary
SILK,
MYLOtj
,
xmjm
11
1
aV
'
-
r.couver.
Maybe
the
idea
is
to
make
the
two
complementary
to
each
other
as
it
would
seem
Finest
Cooking
cars
line
the
sidewalks
almost';
from
corner
to
corner,
as
well
.
as
in
their
hundreds
occupying
j
space
on
the
side
streets.
In
reality.
Prince
Rupert
Is
a
small
town
anywhere
from
12
to
14
thousand.
A
community
two
or
three
times
that
large
would
stCl
be
a
"small
town.
An"
alderman
able
they
should
be.
Prince
Rupert
will
await
Hours:
7
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
For
take
home
orders
Phone
200
lr
word
with
considerable
interest.
safely
bleached
with
AND
UNITED
NATIONS
kSHAL
TITO
has
just
stated
publicly
in
an
r:.i
m
-i
t
ci..ii
e
'KT.r
w,
ALLACE
interview
Wlin
Kj.
u.
oui-iueigtr
ui
cue
c
Times
that,
in
the
event
of
hostilities
between
mited
States
and
Communist
China,
the
Yugo-
PHARMACY
has
declared
the
traffic
situation
is
becoming
"very,
very
serious."
He
said
it.
LETTERBOX
NEW
POWER
PLANT
Editor,
Daily
News:
Regarding
the
report
In
the
Dally
News
of
November
15,
the
statement
given
to
the
City
Council
was
that
"one
dlesel
unit
Is
assembled,
the
second
Is
par
rwernment
will
adhere
to
an
UN
finding
as
to
is
the
aggressor.
ugoslavia
is
a
Communist
state,
as
the
world
bows.
Tito
subscribes
to
Lenin,
but
not.
to
Tito
has
exnerienced
how
communism
pro-
for
Russia
an
excuse
for
infiltrating
with
tially
assembled,
and
the
third
is
"expected
to
be
delivered
by
an
apents
the
governments
of
states
which
fall
HOUfcS:
WEEK
DAYS:
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
SUNDAYS:'
v
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
P
H
O
N
E
7
9
'
Communist
sway.
'lie
question
before
Tito
was
not
a
question
of
the
end
of
this
month
or
early
in
December.
Strikes,
transportation
difficulties
and
shortage
of
materials
have
delayed
earlier
kv
but
of
national
independence.
His
efforts
completion
of
the
installation."
pre
Yugoslav
independence
of
the
Kremlin
put
him
undpr
heavv
pressures
from
mter-
f
Hi
communism
as
represented
in
the
Russian
-
The
combined
maximum
rating
of
the
three
unita
will
be
2700
K.W.
not
1800
K.W.
Would
you
kindly
publish
this
letter
in
your
next
Issue.
NORTHERN
B.C.
POWER
CO.
LTD.
T.
B.
Black,
General
Manager.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
"i
Cominform.
These
pressures
have
lorcea
wther
and
farther
into
the
community
of
na-
Hermined
tn
rpmain
free.
rmakintr
an
advance
commitment
to
the
UN
rves
his
own
interest,
but
also
the
cause
of
ml
independence
everywhere,
though
perhaps
"ie
temporary
risk
to
Yugoslavia.
The
UN
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Giske,
who
have
been
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
returned
to
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
George
yesterday.
Now
you
can
safely
bleach
your
finest
lingerie!
Those
delicate
fabrics
that
never'before
could
be
bleached,
can
be
made
gleaming
white
easily
and
safely
with
odorless
PERFEX
POWDERED
BLEACH.
.
You
can
take
the
yellow
look
from
silks,
the
greyness
from
rayon
or
nylon
iyou
can
have
babies'
woollens
soft
and
fluffy,
diapers
sweet
and
fresh.
PERFEX
POWDERED
BLEACH
saves
soap
softens
water.
Put
it
into
your
washing-machine
with
all
white
and
colorfast
fabrics
it's
more
effective
in
hot
sudsy
water.
See
how
odorless
PERFEX
POWDERED
BLEACH
makes
glassware
and
china
really
shine
how
quickly
it
removes
stains
from
saucepans.
Get
a
package
of
PERFEX
POWDERED
BLEACH
today!
F
"ays
is
the
safest
resort
for
all
nations,
large
'A
whose
security
is
jeopardized
by
Russian
Every
sincere
promise
to
adhere
to
UN
de-ls
is
one
more
support
for
the
structure
of
r
vi"
order.
L
USE
YOUR
CREDIT
-
DON'T
ABUSE
IT
"JU
Pay
your
bills
nrnmntlv.
anv
merchant
or
professional
r
anywhere,
will
cheerfully
say
"O.K."
when
you
say
F8e
it
"
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wm
raft
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ujr
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RUPERT
SERVING
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and
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JUSKATLA
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'
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S.00
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'Except
Thursday
and
Sunday
.
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO:
ALICE
ARM
STEWART
LEAVE:
PRINCE
RUPERT
THURSDAYS
9.00
A.M.
LEAVE:
STEWART
FRIDAYS
9.00
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Make
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pure
whit
1
tbljp.
Perfex
Powdered
Bleach
13
cup
white
vinegar
1
gallon
luke-warm
water
Wash
white
woollens
tint
then
soak
for
1
5
minutei
in
thia
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solution.
'
Use
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stains.
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egg
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raisins
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'
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suit
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Add
molaeaea,
e.
shortening,
raisins
or
chopped
dates.
Stir
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until
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I.
Fill
greased
muffin
pans
H
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for
pan
bread
spread
in
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8
z
8"
pan.
Hake
in
pre-heated
moderately
hot
oven
(40OF.)
20
to
25
minutes.
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longer
for
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bread.)
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