Prince
Rupert
Daily
Hews
Wednesday,
July
12,
1950
mi
A
picture
shows
her
deftly
.
handling
onions
and
carrots
in,
ithe
course
of
household
duties.;
'
rr
1
k..l
.
Uanru
V
Unrlfps!
DRESS
It
Ray
Reflects
"
""""
aLiTT
'Ifel.
rv.l.t
ii
I
aia
liemiMSCeS
M
newspaperman
.
As
editor
of
'the
Victoria
Times
he
doubtless
t
For
Summer
!
A
ecu
provides
the
pi.
Al
Minister
Of
j
Sweden
Here
Per
Wijkman
Tells
of
Increasing
Trade
and
Travel
With
Canada
Touring
Wt:;tern
Canada
for.
the
purpose
of
meeting
his
countrymen
as
well
as
studying
the
possibilities
of
trade
development
between
the
Dominion
and
a
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
"Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
8rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
5
British
Columbia
'
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
or
Circulations
2
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
Q.
.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
'1
.7?J
c
o
jrd
'he
OF
THE
GOOD
vAl
Men's
Fine
dress
si
j
Ottawa
says
that
should
Canada
find
herself
facing
hostill-
ties,
mobilization
can
be
fast
and
smooth,
because
the
machinery
of
selective
service
is
still
here,
and
the
general
framework
essential
to
being
on
a
war
foot-I
ing,
remains.
As
for
the
differ-
ITE
If
the
Kort
a
crisis
dors
deepen,
'
it
would
not
be
the
first
time
Russia
clashed
with,
the
Brlt'sh
in
the
Pacific
In
1855,
the
Crimean
War
being
on,
three
ships--'
two
British
and
one
French-sailed
from
Victoria
to
attack
a
ByjCarrler,
rer
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
7Sc;
rer
reai
-$8.00;
By
Mall,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
es
Men's
Fine
W'OKstrdJ
the
From
:
kllD
Kb
Substitute
for
Work
port
in
Siberia.
It
was
tha'.
in-
hls
country,
Per
Wijkman,
Swed
"esre
between
S1.10
a
day
and
Men's
GAlSARDlNg
,
en's
minister
to
Canada,
is
here
$1.50
an
hour,
that
s
sometning
ciaeni
mat
wnnev.
i
diu
nf
a
uitpm
naval
siauon
Front
J
Men's
SPOUT
SIIIKTS
else
again.
,
Esquimau.
it
1
111
fron,
A
Mrs.
Hodges.
Speaker
of
the
Provincial
Legislature,
also
lias
a
j
sound
knowledge
of
domestic
DRESS
nd
WOUR
large
selection.
Charles
M.
Adam
of
Terrace
was
in
Prince
Rupert
this
week.
In
the
course
of
a
brief
visit.
Mr.
today.
He
arrived
on
the
Prince
Rupert
tills
morning
from
Vancouver.
Accompanying
him
are
his
wife
and
"Mr.
and
Mrs.
Olof
Hanson.
Mr.
Hanson
is
Swedish
Consul
for
Northern
B.C.
and
the
Yukon.
They
will
make
the
round
trip
to
Ketchikan
and
tomorrow
from
here
will
return
to
Vancouver
to
proceed
to
Jasper
and
Edmonton.
I
science
and
takes
a
pride
in
it.
WAVELL
RESTS
IN
WESTMINSTER
ABBEY
The
flag-draped
casket
bearing
the
remains
of
Field
Marshal
Earl
Wavell
is
shown
at
Westminster
Abbey,
London,
for
final
services.
Wavell,
onetime
viceroy
of
India
and
outstanding
commander
of
the
North
African
campaign
during
World
War
II,
died
after
.
a
surgical
operation.
He
was
buried
at
Winchester
College.
The
body
was
taken
from
the
Tower
of
London
in
a
royal
army
service
launch
to
Westminster
pier
and
then
to
Westminster
Abbey.
From
p.
Men's
OUTING
SHIR
Wool.
R..g.
$10,50'
'Adam
came
here
in
1907.
He
wa
Included
in
the
party
that
assisted
the
late
John
Houston
re
move
his
press
from
whee
it
i
had
been
locked
in
OTP
prem
E
D
who
has
come
to
the
land
of
the
Indians,
robbed
them
of
their
fishing
grounds:
Maybe
Tzinquaw
is
about
to
do
some
Boys'
PANTS.
A
gfXJt
ises,
to
await
printing
what
inter
Swedlsh-Crnrdian
trnde
1
tn-
si
uon
lor
dress
and
became
the
new
city's
first
paner
ioreaslnir.
favs
Mr.
Wlikman
and
carcass
of
fthe
destroyed
mon-ti'er
until
the
fishing
grounds
are
replenished
by
,
nature.
Mildred
Valley
Thornton,
famous
portrait
painter
of
Indians,
writes:
rQ
As
j
J
1
fit
thing
to
the
Killer-Whala,
maybe
through
the
agency
of
atomic
bombs
or
otherwise.
Who
knows'
I
think
the
better
truer
interpretation
would
be
as
follows:
The
Killer-Whale
is
nationalism
and
racism,
which
acts
on
Boys'
t'NDKUWEAR,
i
bottoms
qu
The
Empire.
That's
47
years
apo.
Today,
not
manv
are
left
of
those
who
shared
In
one
of
the
picturesque
"highliKhts"
of
early
Prince
Rupert
history.
Sweden
is
Interested
in
increas-lg
her
Imports
from
and
exports
to
Canada,
"i
avel
from
Canada
to
Sweden
is
also
increasing
and
last
year
2600
Canadians
visited
id!
THIS
is
an
age
of
synthetics.
We
have
synthetic
5
rubber
and
a
host
of
other
manufactured
ma-teials
which
are
more
or
less
claimed
to
be
as'
good
.
ifftiot
better
than
the
real
thing.
Most
substitutes
ar
developed
because
of
a
shortage
or
the
high
cost
othe
real
thing.
The
two
great
wars
were
chiefly
rponsible
for
the
development
of
many
new
swithetic
materials
;
.
The
creation
of
these
synthetics
is
a
striking
example
of
the
resource
and
ingenuity
of
modern
rrjln,
and
particularly
of
the
compelling
power
of
njjfcessity,
the
mother
of
invention
and
enterprise.
AS
the
population
of
the
world
grows,
the
necessity
far
substitute
raw
materials
and
even
food
will
be
nigpre
and
more
imperative.
The
marvelous
achieve-'
njf
nts
of
modern
science
are
not
miracles
performed,
bjj
the
rubbing
of
an
Aladdin's
lamp
;
they
have
been,
tig?
gradual
development
of
individual
initiative
and
sfill,
prompted
by
personal
ambition
to
excel
and
'
produce
something
the
world
needed
for
its
advancement.'
All
progress
has
been
the
result
of
personal
initiative
which
eventually
developed
into
corporate
enterprise.
j
Corporate
enterprise,
however,
cannot
take
the
place
of
or
dispense
with
individual
initiative
and
aittbition,
whether
it
be
to
invent
a
new
gadget
or
"Tne
opening
scenes
are
sol
the
principle
that
pnysicai
emn,
closing
ones
full
of
fire
;
st,rength
Is
everything,
and
that
In
the
opening
stasres
of
the
first
war
"secret
weaoons"
were
!
and
emotional
intensity.
The
one
creature
or
group
or
creat
...
u!nftAn
honrrl
nf
TnHnv
thprp
lq
Sweden.
An
interesting
disclosure
by
Mr.
Wiikman
is
that
the
Swedish
Kcvernment
is
makln
grants
to
C
madian
university
:'
students
to
study
in
Swedish
j
universities
!
In
addition
to
being
Swedish
minister
to
Canada,
Mr.
Wijkman
i
holds
the
post
of
consul-seneral.
(Continued
on
page
3
:
WHAT'S
All
OIL
L!
5
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
WATCH
FOR
TZINQUAW
HERE
IS
SOME
really
exciting
news
in
the
world
of
music
and
drama.
An
all
Canadian-India;!
cast
will
soon
perform
dick
of
hundreds
or
small
wood-
U""e
can
run
rampant
over
uic
-
w.
....
.
en
paddles
j
,,
which,
,
,
ornament
:
Li
rights
v,fc
r.t
of
nthM.
others.
ThP
Tne
victims
vicums
oi
of
,
occaslona
reference
to
"trapO
in
the
campaign
,
in
Vnr
Korea
and
or,H
aggressions
try,
some
of
the
costumes
provides
i
Killer-Whale's
beat
him
at
his
own
chiefly
at
th,
expense
of
the
a
new
accent
in
rhythm,
and
'
to
meet
and
;
because,
Americans
Communists
wi
t
always
the
throb
of
the
war
j
game-but
lose
out,
'
to
popular
saying,
you
not
be
obliged
to
wait
very
mud
drums
rolls
in
a
moving
unde
contrary
tone.
Solos,
duets,
and
chorus!
can't
fight
the
devil
with
fire,
longer
to
discover
something
ne
have
extraordinary
primitive
Then
In
the
end,
they
turn
in
the
trap
line.
The
Yank!
power
and
appeal
Never
to
the
power
of
the
spirit.
They
,
have
a
talent
when
it
comes
tc
throughout
the
entire
opereti
a'
invoke
the
aid
of
Tzinquaw,
the
inventions.
...
is
there
a
disgression
from
the
j
spirit
of
God
which
descends
j
true
native
quality
of
the
i
tnd
sits
upon
the
mind
of
man,
Speaking
of
motorine,
Ontario
legend."
'and
raises
him
above
the
level
has
problems,
let
It
be
hoppd,
j
of
the
brute
beast.
'not
shared
by
other
provinces.
I
BORROWED
THE
SCRIPT
"
'Ontario
has
motorists
nnnble
to
of
this
operetta
and
almost
j
THE
WORLD
PREMIERE
OF
read
or
write.
Therefore,
any-laughed
right
out
loud
when
i
Tzinquaw
will
take
place
in
!
thins:
in
the
-(-hape
of
siens
is
EASES
BREATHING...
1
r
It
Is
a
s!mple
devi
automatically
supplies
burner
with
fuel
oil
I:
tank
located
convenie:
ground
level.
t
the
world
premiere
of
an
oper-
Eliminates
Barrel
SiJ
on
the
legend
or
known
to
us
as
process,
or
whether
it
be
to
operate
one
and
do
a
job
,
etta
based
li
-
i-
A
.
.
'
i-i--
u-j
"Tzinquaw,'
I
"Thunderblrd."
People
who
naa
imished
it.
For
it
seems
to
Duncan
in
late
oeptemuci.
meaningless,
ana
this,
in
.urn
No
Fire
Hazards!
No
Oil
Smell!
Call
know
what'
they
are
talking
j
me
that
narrow-minded
people
hope
to
get
over
to
vowicnua
decreases
the
chances
of
secur-about
and
who
have
actually
are
bound
to
cast
the
white
man
I
and
see
a
dress
rehearsal.
Will
ny,
Ontario
nas
a
Job
on
her
.
,
-
.
.
.
.
.
tM
rt
T
An
seen
a
dress
renearsai
oi
tne
in
tne
role
of
the
Killer-Whah
report
more
u
anu
wuc.i
,nanas
at
once.
to
ine
Desi
oi
one
s
auiuiy.
Hiveryuouy
caiuiui
ue
n
inventor,
but
everybody
can
and
should
obey
the
Scriptural
injunction:
"Whatsoever
thy
hand
find-eth
to
do,
do
it
with
thy
might."
If
that
were
f
ollow-eti
there
would
be
no
labor
disputes,
no
shortages,
no
economic
problems
domestic
or
national
and
our
GORDON
D.
RON
drama,
say
it
is
really
big-time
That
long
d'awn
wall
around
Monday's
bedtime
hour
was
stuff.
For
four
years
a
manual
For
Free
F.tirojv
733
5th
Ave.
W.
B-
training
teacher
at
the
Cowi-
sbcial
and
moral
problems
would
be
reduced
to
the
t
chan
Indian
school
has
worked
TAinimnm.
"Fnr
Satan
findeth
mischief
still
for
idle
cn
this
production.
Just
as
Rob-
erl
Burns
did
for
Scotland
and
Tschalkowsky
did
for
Russia,
hlanfls
to
do."
'
i
"Scienre
has
invented
manv
mpchaniral
devicps
tl
1
UHlnn
Vino
oaniriffai.
!
RELIEF
from
HAY
FEVER
and
ASTHMA
Inhale
the
toothing
herbal
vupori
of
KelloKB-
Asthma
Relief
HreathiriR
become
more
free
and
natural.
Bringi
effective
relief
even
to
chronic
Asthma
and
Hay
Fsrver
auflerert.
Over
60
yeart
in
ue.
Available
in
cigaretta
form,
if
de-aired
Ask
your
nearest
dealer.
...
NOITHROP
a
IYMANCO.
ITO.,
TORONTO
ill.
1U4
SK.
lr-
,.
,
land
the
ancient
folks
,
.
,
,
,
,
,
,
integrated
and
chemical
processes
that
have
lightened,
and
and
dances
of
the
Cowl
merely
the
curfew
a
bit
out
on
j
time
and
quite
harmless.
But
It
could,
and
did
arouse
unrom-
fortable
reflections,
now
headlines
scream
again.
Not
so
long
ago,
to
show
a
light
In
Rupert,
once
evening
earn,
was
next
i
thing
to
a
capital
offence.
How!
near,
or
how
ciustant
a
Jap
sub-1
marine
or
plane?
The
fear
per-
j
slsted.
"
And,
who
"can
say
there
J
wasn't
a
reason.
The
prayer
for
j
peace?
It
was
everywhere.
And
the
mad
rejoicing
when
cease
fire
sounded.
That
is,
for
a
while.
sjjjeeded
up
all
forms
of
manual
and
clerical
work,
chans.
He
has
tied
the
whole
V,f
V,n
,mf
imntaA
o
.Mitnto
-IW
.vrL-
works
together,
with
enough,
Eng
l.un
'J
.
J
ldeed,
it
might
be
said
that,
'while
work
has
been
:
'
story.
The
result"
is
a
powerful
pro
lightened,
it
has
been
intensified.
With
all
his
in
1
1.1
,
r
I
I'll
lr
"
LL7
!
T'.
J
!
duction
which
may
well
make
;
history
in
Canada,
and
beyond.
vntions,,
modern
man
has
not
found
relief
from
the'
GS.
HERE
IS
THE
LEGEND
ON
which,
the
operetta
is
based:
The
monstrous
Killer-Whale
Ben
Sampson
is
sailing
tomorrow
niht
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
two
weeks'
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver.
FOR
PLANNIN
FOR
BUILDING
FOR
REPAIRIN.
Coll
36S
MITCHEU
&
CURR1E
LIMITED
and
left
the
Indians
to
starve.
Many,
brave
attempts
ot
kill
the
j
invader
fail.
Finally
a
foolish
m
-.
m
.
..
...
L
"
I
alliance
and
war
also
fails
to
get
rid
of
the
Killer-Whale.
necessity
of
working
for
a
living.
1
There
is
no
escape
from
work.
For
the
vast
majority
of
the
people
in
this
world
the
edict
issued
al
the
exit
from
the
Garden
of
Eden
is
still
in
force.
Ml
our
scientific
labor-saving
devices
have
only
increased
the
necessity,
for
work
in
a
far
greater
vrity
of
occupations.
It
was
the
necessity
of
work
tlSafiled
to
the
development
of
the
human
brain
and
njan
as
we
now
know
him.
If
civilized
man
ceased
tJ
work
for
a
living
he
would
deteriorate
mentally,
morally
and
physically.
"Blessed
is
he
who
has
f
und
his
work
;
let
him
ask
no
other
blessedness,"
vote
Carlyle,
and
Jie
was
a
hard
worker.
Just
Arrived
!
Men's
Black
Kid
GRANDMOTHER
HAS
A
KEEN
EYE
Rarely
indeed
is
royalty
in
such
an
informal
pose
as
this
one,
with
dowager
Queen
Mary
and
young
Prince
Michael,
her
grandson,
on
the
balcony
of
Buckingham
Palace
as
they
,
watched
the
return
of
the
King's
procession
from
the
-ceremony
of
the
Trooping
of
the
Color
on
the
Horse
Guards
parade.
Prince
Michael
is
the
son
of
the
late
Duke
of
Kent
and
is
a
nephew
of
the
King.
At
last
the
Indians
return
to
the
power
of
spirit
and
prayer..
They
appeal
to
Tzinquaw,
thej
Thunderblrd.
He
.
descends,
de-
stroys
the
Killer-Whale,
and
leaves
the
Indians
to
live
on
the
I
Huilders
&
ConUitK
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