PRIHCJ5
KUPERT
LAND
RECORDINO
DISTRICT
f
TAKE
NOTICE
that
COLUMBIA
Reflects
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
October
28,
1950
CBI
LULOSE
COMPANY.
LIMITED
of
,
niorutroiuiy
untnii
is
the
charge
that
"Stalin
put
it
all
over
F.DJt."
,
The
truth'
is
that,
had
there
been
no
agreement
between
the
Big"
Three,
the
Russians
would
Frinc
Rupert
UU
weie
3old
within
the
next
few
months,
and
he
was
among
the
first
to
build,
this
being
the
Alder
liloek
at
Third
Avenue
and
Sixth
St.
He
had
extended
experience
!n
the
development
of
new
citieis
in
the
United
States,
prior
to
lo-
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia,
'
manufacturers
of
cellulose
productu.
!
jemwiscfa
YOUR
ALL
AROUND
SERVICE
I
tnwug
jicic
wnere,
lor
a
few
L
you
can
only
sleep
inu-nas
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the!
following
described
lands
situate
on!
the
Skeena
River
in
the
vicinity
of:
Telegraph.
Point,
British
Columbia
,
commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
hih
water
line
on
tne
north
bank
of
the
Skeena
River
TWENTY
ONE
HUNDRED
feet
west
of
the
west
ent-
I
ranee
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
Tunnel
at
Mileage
75:
lee
f
n
wear
orJy
It
"
years,
ne
served
as
Commissioner.
Wantage
Road
U
named
for
his
hdme
town
In
England.
probably
have
taken
ALL
Germany,
and
most
certainly
they
would
have
occupied
all
Korea.
oOo
THE
RUSSIAN
First
Far
Eastern
army
crossed
into
Korea
just
after
the
Soviet
declaration
oi
war
against
Japan
on
August
8,
1945.
It
swiftly
proceeded
south
It
,
.
time,
and
no
one
'W
I."
B.O
Lue
By
ElMOKE
KHILPOTT
As
Communist
"In
Korea
become
more
and
mnrA
nra
t
lan..:
,..,ine!
MCI!
5
uwiii-
,lawa
the
other
day.
the
hsavler
the
tread
of
Com-
to
the
38th
parallel,
where
It
stopped,
in
Jine
with
the
U.S.
ns
to
oe
a
muui-What
Mr.
Letovr-
ktrue,
of
course.
,
one
fecis
Jaded.
s'to
himself
"oh
yeh."
can't
help
It.
Soviet
agreements.
.
The
American
landings
dij
not
take
place
until
September
i.uiuiiiiia
imu
lioct
-said
to
be
a
sea
of
mountains,
and
a
region
comparatively
few
white
men
know
much
about
from
personal
experience.
If
this
is
another
invasion,
it
looks
like
a
new
set
of
problems
thence
South
Wesicny
astro,
along
the
high
water
line
of
the
north
bank
of
the
Sfteena
River
distance
of
ap-;
proximately
FIVE
chains;
thence
8
23-
30'
W
a
distance
of
approximately
EIGHTY
FIVE
chains;
thence
8
45
W
a
distance
of
approximately
SIXTY
chains;
thence
8
74"
30'
W
a
distance
of
approximately
SEVENTY
FIVE
chains
to
a
point
on
the
eastern
boundary
pf
Lot
7374;
thence
8
16
14'
45"
E
along
said
boundary
a
distance
of
approximately
THREE
chaln3;
thence
N
74
30'
E
a
distance
of
approximately
SEVENTY
FIVE
chains;
thence
N
45
E
a
distance
of
approximately
SIXTY
chains;
thence
N
23'
'
K
a
distance
of
approximately
EIGHTY
EIGHT
chains
to
the
point
of
commencement;
and
containing
SIXTY
SEVEN
acres
more
or
less.
TAXI
THEY
SLANDER
F.D.U.
THIS
ERA
of
cold
war
has
revived
some
of
the.
worst
feature?
of
bygone
times.
In
the
old
days,
both
in
C
a
t
h
o
1
ic
Europe
and
Protestant
America,
people
were
often
arrested,
tortured,
or
even
put
to
death
on
mere
suspicion
-iiit
is
needed
us
to
In
his
eighty-first
year.
Ein
I
for
adequate
nuici
J,
m
Prince
Rupert
"...
ir.tnrilne
to
re-
STAND
NEXT
TO
NEW
LIQUOR
STORE
:.'
for
a
week,
returns
8,
1945.
oOo
IN
THE
LAST
few
days
of
the
war
in
Germany,
American
armies
could
obviously
have
cut
through
to
Berlin
ahead
of
the
Russians.
That
outcome
was
the
last
fond
hope,
and
dearest
wish,
of
the
Nazi
conspirators
like
Himmler.
But
had
there
never
been
a
Teheran
agreement
the
Russians
would
never
have
called
a
halt
to
their
main
drive
west,
through
Poland
and
toward
Germany.
the
day
lonowms
j
1
www.
wwwww-wwwwJ
est
W.
McCready.
life
long
n
;ws-paperman
died
In
St.
John
Pri-doy
night.
He
was
one
of
the
veterans
of
the
craft
who
todav
drl!!nf
partly
In
the
pr.oscr.t,
and
partly
in
the
colorful
ast.
And
such
cases
can
NFW
CZECH
AIR
ATTACHE
Group
Capt.
W.
O.
(Mike)
Doyle,
37,
of
Jacquet
River,
N.8..
has
been
appointed
Canadian
air
attache
to
Czechoslovakia.
He
succeeds
Group
Capt.
Ruteil
A.
Cameron,
40,
of
Oak
Lake,
Man.,
who
takes
over
Group
Capt.
Doyle's
post
an
commanding
officer
at
the
R.C.A.F.
station
at
Rockcliffe,
Ont.
(CP
PHOTO)
The
purpose
for
which
the
leue
U
I
BROADWAY
CAFE
i
can
tell
many
a
tale.
Amtr
'"
oi
witchcraft."
Now,
east
of
the
Iron
Curtain,
millions
live
in
fear
of
the
policeman's
midnight
knock
on
the
door
with
the
whiskine
awav
to
required
Is
for
a
Shear
boom
for
log
Horage
purposes
In
the
manufacture
Jl
cellulose
pulp.
DATED
this
5th
day
of
October.
1050.
COLUMBIA
CELLULOSE
COMPANY
LIMITED.
'
highlights
of
his
career
was
his
description
of
the
battle
of
Santiago,
when
Admiral
Sampson'?
fleet
waited
for
the
finanl.'.i
ships,
bottled
un
w'thln
ttv
Cn-
,ffPs,
one
hears,
are
.Icctlve
In
England,
ip
charce
cost
hn
BtO.
A
flood
of
Brians
been
reported.
,,r
to
be
no
rlevelop-ernlng
free
love.
&4
Best
Food
but
one
of
n.
iv.v
nilicr
human-..
!
Georae
(Niftv)
Lamhprt.
prison
or
death
of
somebody
I
They
would
never
have
divert-,
suspected
of
friendship
for
the
ed
the
huge
force
to
the
Bal-westem
powers.
And
even
in
!
kans.
as
they
did
hr
f
act.
America
the
whole
foundation
'
Instead
of.
Red
armies
on
the
of
civil
liberties
is
being
under-
W,
c
WcU.u
nave
had
them
mined.
on
the
Rhine,
or
maybe
at
the
(ban
port.
McCreadv.
then,
wa-
In
the
service
of
the
New
York
Herald
which
had
Its
own
powe
boat.
U
wf
ev.r
saw
W
J.
:inest
Cooking
It
controls
almost
35
percent
trPn
obliged
to
remain
at
home
of
the
nation's
total
acreage
trnd
of
1r:c-
because
of
illness.
Mr.
ernsraii.or'lv
lias
a
nrtn
nr
moo.,
Lambert
has
lived
In
Prlnct
Pn-
Political
smears
are
ground
gates
of
Gibraltar.
-
,
oOo
'
-
i
out
on
a
mass
production
basis.
Hours:
7
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
For
toke
home
orders
Phone
200
.
-
'
t-
K
i
-
jof
livelihood.
This
Is
not
scchl-lpcrt
fcr
a
good
many
years
and
sm.
but
it's
hitching
closer.
1
is
a
well
kn
awn
pioneer.
returned
to
Victoria
ereninc.
following
r
..it.
v"
In
the
earlv
IJ09.
This
was
In
Ih'j
OTP
Inn.
and
he
wa?
sap
of
the
townslte
of
There
are
58.000
people
r-m-nlored
In
tK
Department
of
th"
Interior
In
the
covernment,
ot
the
United
8tate.s
And
this
is
INCIDENTALLY,
every
agreement
made
by
Roosevelt
was
made
by
Winston
Cnurehill
too.!
The
slanderers
of
FJD
Jl.
never
!
For
the
Peaceful
Rebuilding
of
Korea
Cnaracter
assassination
has
become
one
of
the
most
highly-paid
callings
in
the
U.S.A.
oOo
'
ABOUT
THE
DIRTIEST
part
of
this
vile
business
in
the
great
republic
to
the
south
is
the
ma3
production
slander
of
the
late
and
gigantically
great
president,
attack
Winnie.
He's
still
alive
and
capable,
cf
klekins
back.
1
PHONE
79
PHONE
79
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt.
prune
RUPERT
LAND
RECORblKG
DISTRICT
TAKE
NOTICE
that
COLUMBIA
CELLULOSE
COMPANY,
LIMITED
of
Prince
Rupert.'
British
Columbia,
The
90
per
cent
of
the
newspapers
who
opposed
Roosevelt
without
success
while
he
was
alive
to
defend
himself
now
grind
out
their
mean-minded
revenge
on
the
dead.
cOo
i
cellulose
pulp
manufacturers
Intends
AND
CLASSICAL
TOO!
to
apply
tor
lease
of
the
following
described
landa
..filiate'
At
Cunning
Ml
ham
Bay,
south
shore
of
the
Skeena
THE
MEANEST
of
the
lies
it
Choose
them
from
the
largest
RrJfr.
ooiimMUl"
at
a
post
planted
near
the
Worth
East
corner
of
Lot
23,
that
these
slanderers
still
spread
?
that
R-oseve:t
was
"an
ap-
stock
and
variety
of
records
in
the
North.
turn
t
w
peaser,"
that
"Stalin
put
lit
all
Khnge
6.
Coast
blsrrict
and
running
tjience
North
THREE
chains
to
the
point
of
.
beginning:-,
thence
N
70"
W
THIRTY
chains;,
thence
N
20'
Ei
FIVE
chains!
thence
S
70'
E
THIRTY
I
chains;,
thence
a
20
W
FIVE
chains!
jver
F.D.R."
Specifically,
the
slanderers
HOURS
to
the
point
of
beginning
and
containing
FIFTEEN"
acres,
more
or
leas.
To
be
usecV
for
Log
Doom
Tie
Up
VICTOR
O
DECCA
O
LONDON
O
BLUEBIRD
O
CAPITOL
O
COLUMBIA
charge
that
Korea
and
Germany
Vfcuid
never
have
been
cut
in
two
at
all
had
not
Stalin
got
the
better
of
Roosevelt.
That
particular
lie
burns
me
up.
For
all
during
the
war
I
was
hired
by
the
Canadian
Broad
Weekdays
tirounos.
DATED
this
5th
day
of
October,
1950.
.
COLUMBIA
CELLULOSE
'
COMPANY,
LIMITED.
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
......
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
!
,
!
Sundays
..
McRAE
BROS.
.
Railroad
workers
in
Germany
are
shown
here
loading
medical
supplies
earmarked
for
Korea
by
the
International
Refugee
Organization
(IRO),
a
U.N.
Specialized
Agency.
Four
IRO
welfare
officers
are
already
in
Korea
with
the
t',N.
Mission
aiding
civilian
refugees.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
XTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
casting
Corporation
to
do
the
nightly
news
analysis.
If
I
now
look
up
the
strength
and
position,
oi
the
various
armies
at
the
;
time
of
the
Teheran
or
Yalta
Conferences
.-I
see
how
J
Princ
Rupert
florists
Huei
lot
Ail
lKtaalul
ij
-n
.'
Roy
518
Tel.
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urn
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to
you
c
WATCH
SERVICE
Tl
.
Wrist
Watches
A
smart-watch
of
1950
styling,
will
make
a
beautiful
and
timely
Christmas
Gift.
Come
in
and
choose
one
now
while
the
stock
is
complete
.
.
i
Make
your
choice
from
one
of
these
famous
makes:
omega
rolex
gruen
bulova
elgin
hamilton
and
Many
others
Yuletide
Betrothal
Make
this
a
memorable
Christmas.
Ask,
her
now
and
seal
it
with
a
beautiful
diamond
smartly
mounted.
Choose
the
ring
now
and
have
it
laid
away
till
Christmas.
'ns
past
year
has
seen
trying
times
for
Vone.
The
effort
of
endeavoring
to
balance
50.0(
to
5(0.(M)
with
the
cost
of
practically
all
items
fw9et
n9
so
rapidly
has
been
a
great
worry.
We
have
tried
our
best
to
keep
our
prices
e
old
level
by
buying
in
quantity
and
in
)."
and
up
PENDANT
AND
EARRING
SITS
CQses
have
even
managed
to
lower
the
old
;s
m
this
way.
Having
just
recently
returned
from
a
two-uying
trip,
where
your
budget
was
always
"1
minrl
I
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.
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possible,
also
the
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c
nave
given
exira
care
m
aiuv.iv-,nf
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of
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at
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One
of
these
sets
will
always
enhance
the
beauty
of
that
favorite
lady,,
when
dressing
for
those
Yuletide-
parties.
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TOKEN
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Every
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and
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ring
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insurance.
Sets
5(.(l
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At
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aD,e-
l
Sanson's
we
feel
that
in
rings
and
;
?
een
the
large
department
and
chain
in
the
C-
.l
.
1
Priced
from
JOuTn
can
not
equal
our
values,
the
overtypes
rU
of
merchandise
you
will
find
.50'
45.OO
7.50
up
sSo
threo.ri,y
dealing
with
the
most
reputable
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tnat
in
the
case
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nere
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r,..it
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A
large
selection
of
1,
2,
3,
4
and
5-strand
necklaces..
V':'
.
:
'
.00
up
Birthstones
In
choosing
a
birthstone
ring
you
can
be
sure
of
the
perfect
Christmas
Gift.
Our
stock
is
right
up
to
the
minute,
giving
you
a
large
selection
for
every
month
of
the
year.
Dont'
wait'.
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-v
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Ie
regardless
ot
price,
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ndise
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