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sJSsr
Men's
oil-wool
heavy
Pants
.
.
.
good
for
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Sizes
30-46.
Now
Monday,
October
30,
1950
Best
of
tailoring.
$7.25
Covered
Comforters
...
for
the
Kiddies'
Now
-
$1.75
I
jo
match
the
comforters....
50c
to
85c
,rfers
Double
bed
size
....
wonderful
ction,
trom
$5.95
to
$12.00
By
ELMORE
11
PEACE
HUE
A
KING
THROUGH
THE
ORDINARY
Canadian,
living
far
from
the
big
world
capitals,
may!
mm
ItsTno
in
the
daily
news
brings
results.
not
yet
clearly
understand
why
the
prospects
for
world
peace
are
so
,
much
better.
m
5
The
war
in
Korea
has
taught
Ray
Reflects
S
Dom
sides
a
lesson.
The
Ru3
HARVEST
HALTED
Grain
harvesting
in
parts
of
Saskatchewan
hs
been
held
up,
possibfy
finished
for
the
season,
by
heavy
snow
fan.
After
being
soaked
by
rain,'
thousands
of
acres
of
grain
were
buttered
by
the
snow.
Farmers
fear
there
will
be
no
more
harvesting
unless
there
Is
a
lengthy
spell
of
warm
weather.
(CP
PHOTO)
i
sians
have
learned
that
the
J
;
western
democracies
will
resist
and
Reminisce
,
uy
uimea
iorce,
any
further
Communist
aggression,
whether
by
Russian
armies
or
by
those
of
stooge
governments.
The
Am
second
Rreai
war.
Handy
sort
of
man
to
have
around
in
1951.
Timely,
Recipes
ericans
have
learned
that
It
1
f
lesion
of
fire
crackers
is
a
harmless
enough
practice,
but
not
when
tossed
on
a
sidewalk.
Prince
Rupert
has
hundred
of
takes
an
overwhelming
amount
or
iorce
successfully
to.
turp.
back
a
small
aggressor
like
new
youngsters
arid
some
ride
in
Ford
(Mechanics'
Special)
225.00
Special
Deluxe
Plymouth
1700.00
4-Door
Plymouth
900.00
Canada's
destroyers
in
Korean
waters
are
today
described
as
"happy
ships."
Everyone,
knows'
they
wre
nothing
of
the
sort.,
North
Korea.
They
are
under
no
"4"f
t"?ge,
wnue
othprs
illusions
about
the
size
of
the
fo"c
ahead
or
behind.
Anyway,
Calvert
(TpZzzh
there's
usually
a
crowd,
coming
only
a
few
years
ago.
The
situ
task
of
defeating
the
Soviet
Un
CALVERT
DISTIlim
(CANADA)
LIMITED,
AMHERSTBURO,
OMT.
PHONE
566
J
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
j
Srcand
Avenue
and
First
Street
and
going.
Flying
fragments
of
)
ation
resuiteu
in
an
investigation,
firecrackers
can
ruin
a
child'
;
prompt
and
sweeping,
and
sine-sight
They
are
Just
about
the
then,
a
spell
of
active
service
fai'
Plight
for
It.
J
ron1
hcme
nas
fone
furthr
,r;
4t
77
I
placing
the
war
craft
where
thpy
ion,
if
world
war
comes.
oOo
SO
BOTH
the
U.S.
and
S.U
(Soviet
Union)
have
abandoned
part
Of
their
former
most
ob
Ikai
ttaWiBBnaat
is
MX
published
displayed
br
the
Liquor
Contral
Boaisl
"
BAKED
SALMON
STICKS
l'2
lb.
can
pink
salmon
1
egg,
beaten
2
tbs.
evaporated
milk
',4
c.
salad
oil
'2
tsp.
salt
tsp.
pepper
'S
cup
fine
bread
crumbs
Flake
drained
salmon
add
ega,
milk
and
seasoning.
Shape
into
8
rolls
about
4
inches
long;
roll
In
bread
crumbs.
Put
in
greased
shallow
baking
dish.
Pour
salad
oil
over
fish
sticks.
Bake
in
hot
O'.en
(40d
dearees
Fj
25
minutes
or
until
nicely
browned.
This
recipe
serves
4.
Ac"d
m-gred'.-mts
prrportionately
for
,
,iaCj
upt-ai
u
wanted
to
structionist
positions.
It
la
a
if
the
two
hirt.
aH
manv
Prince
Rupert
people
and
During
OctoVr,
445
British
PROMISED
PROMISED
blocks
had
been
ripmniitinn
demolition
singled
out
for
disregarded.
"".Jh
"m
.Money
is
wisely-
.
,
'eHimbiau
families
left
to
settle
The
U.S.A.
now
agree,
to
di,-
WJ
'
in
'of
C.
as
a
whole.
Zlfll"?
"!Jn
LdJ",?V'
433
families
fnm
etewhere
in
,ne
"ome
other
land.
Thers
is
so
tin
tin
iTr.u
c,m
SP.i.U1.??i
fused
U"CltuS.am.?f.5e:
much
to
see.
There
ere
so
m-iny
the
dominion
came
to
locate
in
this
province.
That's
a
neat
bai-
to
do
so.
The
American
pnntracrc
Trtrtcj
n
Win
nl
Wc-
position,
from
1945
till
Mr.
Tru
are
slrrngers!
become
so
much
5."
KEEP
WARM!!
O
Stonfield's
Underwear
Infants
to
Teen-age
O
Snow
Suits
O
Parkas
O
Ski
Pants
eciditlonal
servings.
iTlhT
!
0(1OcJ?betr
2'
195;
better
infmed
The
prelum
matter
which
the?
trave1'
was
that
Atomic
Control
must
f
,rf,
,
fi
,
ui
ill
f
.it-"
Some
Canadian.;,
as
we'l
as
.
Use
Classifieds
lor
Results.
f
..Ce
"
L,
"f.e"
Attainment
of
this
might
be
.
,
FROM
Americans,
ha'-T
thcught
of
-o.o.
sn.cm
"""hastened
were
it
possible
for
i
armament.
nationals
to
mingle
and
dwell
Cnina
as
a
'"mmertime
lard
i
T!
c.
:
.
t...
I
i
i
where
the
breeze
never
has
au
.
I
STARTS
TO
WORK
1
1
1
8s
neighbors.
!
mc
ouviei,
uiuun
nas
agreea,
top."ther
by
words
at
least,
that
tlere
,
edge,
and
no
snow
drifts
giv;
1
IN
2
SECONDS
il
-i
Iv
V.
I
a
landscape,
a
seaching
chill
ann
GEORGE
COOK
JEWELLER
Assure
you
of
Quality
Value
and
Beauty.
b'.?akr.e?s.
Bv
this
time,
thw
knowledge
will
to
widT
and
IrYTTrnfTTfri
It
costs
more
to
be
born
and
more
to
he
buried
than
ever
before,
comments
a
contemporary.
There
are
also
a
few
expenses
In
between.
O
Mitts
Wool,
Leather
and
the
ever-popular
White
Fur
Mitts
Doms
Department
Store
must
be
"unconditional
prohiDi-tion"
of
atomic
weapons
and
"strict
International
control"
for
the
unconditional
implementation
of
this
prohibition.
oOo
a1l
I
P
I
f:
1
1
mre
evnnt.
Tr
rpr'n'n
Fpavtnx.
Chfri
the
Manchurian
part
of
Chiha.
at
any
rate)
can
be
ai
wintrv
as
Alterta
or
Montana,
i
IS
RUSSIA
in
earnest,
in
T,nrrt
Aipvanripr-s
tprm
nf
r.f
fl
.
.K-
A
climbing
down
from
her
former
fjce
as
GOVemor
General
of
Can-
A
man
s
fancv
can
at
times
be
"7
Kfl
r
,
position
oi
ioreigners
Keep
ada
nas
en
extended
another
most
misleading.
""'
"
year.
He's
a
capable
and
poru-
Up
till
now,
no
UN
Inspector
r
V!c.roy
as
well
as
a
soid'er
.
Jaines
Comer
arrived
in
tl-
YOUR
ALL
AROUMD
SERVICE
cuuiu
kci.
iiilu
ny
.t-
iic.c
wn0
(jiStiRction
citv
won
during
one
on
the
Camcsun
yesterday
Russia
did
not
want
those
in-
of
the
most
critical
sa?es
rf
ti
e
aftfrnom
from
Vancouver
.
spectors
admitted.
They
were
in
-
.
.
,...
flil
BETTER
FAST!
f
j
jl
3-Diammd
OR?
.00
nent
Ring
.
..
.
xutr
fact
prevented
by
force
from
'
,
going
beyond
the
borders
of
j
northern
Greece
or
crossing
ths
dividing
line
between
North
and
j
1
i
South
Korea
prior
to
the
open
ew
i
?neral
war
there..
In
all
the.
long-,
drawn-out
arguments
in
the.
Atomic
Commission
k.
the
rrai
snag
always
was
that
Russia
would
not
really
listen
to
any
proposal
which
would
have
given
UN
teams
the
right
to
poke
into
every
nook
and
corner
of
the
Soviet
domain.
oOo
PRESIDENT
TRUMAN
did
not
put
his
finger
on
this
core
and
crux
of
the
world
disarmament
j
problem
as
did
our
'own
Cana-
Washer
ectric
STAND
NCXF
70
NEW
LIQUOR
STORE
.
)3
j
l
-
v
a,
1
-
.1
r.
,
,
..
v
fj.
W
Vxt
Viih
Pump
Control
""$159.50
A
-
iSK
B.
C.
POVfR
CO.
AND
CLASSICAL
TOO!
Wit
RUI'KKT
8TEWAHT,
f)
C
dian
spokesman,
Hon.
Lester
Pearson.
The
latter
told
the
UN
General
Assembly
on
September
27,
1950:
"There
is
one
very
simple
and
direct
test
of
the
sincerity
joi
those
who
have
made
these
far-flung
proposals."
Mr.
Pearson
intimated
that
at
the
right
time
Canada
would
introduce
this
amendment:
"A.
The
right
of
free
access
at
ill
times
to
every
atomic
enersy
installation
of
any
kind
whatso-ver;
and
'
"B.
The
risht
to
search
for
indeclired
atomic
energy
facilities
wherever
there
can
be
reasonable
grounds
for
believing,
In
the
opinion
of
the
international
control
authority,
t
hat
they
may
exist."
oOo
HIONE
210
c
Chooss
them
from
the
largest
stock
and
variety
of
records
in
the
North.
VJill
they
ever
sffriExc
oiD
in
your
back
yard?
Ml
ISA
9
BLUEBIRD
C
CAPITOL
'
COLUMBIA
e
VICTOR
DECCA
O
LONDON
McRAE
BROS.
IRVING
THE
B.C.
COAST
m
A.
QUEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
.
rtMlM
Tl
1
VT'
17
I
'
I
I
'
II
T
These
far-sighted
men
and
women
are
enjoying
more
of
the
good
things
of
life
than
ever
before,
and
at
th6
same
time
protecting
their
loved
ones
now
and
building
security
fortheir
old-age
with
life
insurance.
An
exciting
thought,
isn't
it?
But
of
course
you
know
the
odds
are
hopelessly
against
your
being
that
lucky.
In
fact,
you
don't
expect
life
to
hand
you
even
a
very
small
fortune
on
a
platter.
Or
do
you?
o.-,nr
AS
MR.
PEARSON
says,
"such
in
amendment
to
the
Soviet
resolution
would
act
as
the
'cuchstone
of
its
sincerity."
But
in
this
whole
war,
peace,
and
disarmament
question,
vastly
more
than
Soviet
sincerity
Is
a
stake.
Are
the
U.S.
armament
manufacturers,
for
instance,
now
making
the
bigscst
profits
In
history,
likely
to
look
with
favor
on
disarmament,
or
even
a
halt
in
the
armament
race?
That
Iron
Curtain
has
two
sides,
and
in
spots
It's
gold
plat-
Surely
you
want
to
help
build
this
Take
old-age
benefits,
for
instance.
kind
of
future
security
for
yourself
and
PHONE
79
PHONE
79
''OUT
CLEMENTS
JUSKATLA
QUEFJ
CIIAItLOTTK
CITY
ALLIFORD
BAY
CUMSHEVA
INLKT
IlyCE
RUPERT
:
0.00
A.M.
'Except
Thursday
and
Sunday
your
family.
Nearly
5
million
Canadian
life
insurance
policyholders
are
doing
it
now
!
Undoubtedly
many
older
people
really
need
help.
But
no
over
all
security
plan
is
going
to
provide
all
the
income
you
and
your
family
will
ever
need
in
the
future.
Things
just
aren't
going
to
be
that
rosy.
1
i
cd
with
corporation
profits,
j
BuJ,
for
all
that
peace
IS
I
breaking
through.
N
ARM
'
IUNCE
KUrKRT
Each
year
over
200
million
life
insurance
dollars
are
invested
for
policyholders
in
government
and
industrial
securities.
Result:
new
schools,
roads,
power
plants
and
many
other
vital
projects
that
promote
progress
and
create
jobs
throughout
the
nation.
X-te'
Thu
whlle
,,fe
n,ur-
STEWART
ETi'C,tlRUFEU'r
THURSDAYS
0
00
A
M.
Five
million
Canadians,
among
whom
you
are
probably
one,
want
and
expect
security
and
independence
in
their
-ur
FRiDAYs
0.00
A.M.
VETERAN
PUPILS
VANCOUVER
9
Prospectors'
nlr,ht
classes
will
re-open
hers
November
2.
The
course
has'bean
ilven
since
1918
under
auspices
jf
ths
British
Columbia
and
Yu-icon
Chamber
of
Mines.'
later
years.
And
they
are
ire
planning
for
it
UMoyO.
raS-
"nce
heIR
buiM
unty
.
....
KtVu
'
"
Qt
,or
yu
n1
yours,
it
also
their
own
indivi-"
-rtn.T
i.
I
.
.
to
helpa
raise
your
living
now,
in
a
way
that
suits
s
'Kirrs
'
rr
iv.
t'M'ORMATION
RESERVATIONS
dual
and
family
needs,
standards
I
PHONE
476
Itch...
Itch...
Itch
1
Was
Nearly
Crazy
CHARLOTTE
AIRLINES
LTD.
'
"
HOURS
.
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
The
LIFE
INSURANCE
COMPANIES
in
Canada
and
their
Representatives
"ot
nnd
oth,T
it.
h
troul.
In.
hot,,.
3
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i
rnw
rea
First
te
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brk
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drai..t
tot
r.ngthl.
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D.
D.
1-re.SlSlcm
t
ordmnry
ur
ur.
WORKING
FOR
NATIONAL
PROGRESS
BUILDING
PERSONAL
SECURITY
Killas
&
Christopher
Bldg.
Air
Freight
on
oil
Flights
Ho.
CA
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