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Prince
Ruperl
Daily
News
Thursday.
December
28.
1950
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Rupert
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and
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Liquor
Question
Men
t
l
op
CesN
1
Best
tailored
DO
NOT
know
what
is
goin
to
be
or
can
England
c
r;
l'
;
er
has
shocked
some
wish-
j
i
f
ul
thinkers
by
urging
the
!
United
States
to
return
U
a
franklv
isolationist
P"l-!
icy.
But
he
would
have
th-;
be
done
about
it
but
the
amount
of
trouble
I
Men'!
Dress
Shirts
4
;
0
m.
i
VS.
work
out
a
vle
tie
If.
Mn
s
ocai
Wide
aek-Mion""""".''.
'jQC
k
aliiance
with
the
U.iu.-ii
Cotn-J
monweaicii.
j
But
under
no
condition
would
j
Mr.
Hoover
send
more
U
S
troons
j
to
Asia
or
to
ne.p
defend
we
it-;
ern
Europe,
at
lent
until
:h-peoples
of
western
Europe
sho"-i
ed
thai
they
were
tUi:;g
to
de-
Men's
Underweor
OTHER
TIMES.
ANOTHER
UMBREXXA
'
AppesimH-tirj.e
1
over
and
Mr.
Aiu-e's
umbrella
U
not
Mr.
Chamberlain
s-
by
Robert
La
PmUn
in
Montreal
Le
Canada.
CP
?HOTO
that
is
being
caused
by
the
excessive
and
uncontrolled
use
of
liquor
is
becoming
increasingly
evident.
Here
in
Prince
Rupert
during
Christmas
we
had
examples
of
it.
Theie
was
even
a
killing
in
which
the
use
of
liquor
appears
to
have
been
a
factor.
If
there
is
one
jarring
asrect
in
our
observance
of
Christendom's
great
holiday
it
is
this
spirituous
excess
and
the
depioraHe
and
too
often
tragic
results
thereof.
The
problem
of
liqior
is
becoming
one
of
alarming
seriousness.
There
t
re
those
who
see
in
it
and
not
without
some
reason
in
logic
a
tendency
to
Pwanar't
nim
units
Wuir
13
25.
Now
V
fmd
U'.e.T.-x'ives.
I
'V
4
1
1
i
1
j?ay
Reflects
toyt'
fonts
j
coo
SCRATCH
A
RUSSIAN
an
i
u
For
atJwjo'
Wjj(
Kelecllmi.
wHl
taiiored,
ffr,
2.25
to
$7.75
and
Reminisces
The
misguided
man
who,
a
(t
year
ago,
undertook
to
cot.vt
children
to
the
belief
that
ihrre
;s
no
Rar.ta
Ciaus
has
potvviUU
reconsidered
the
mailer.
There
a
as
nothing
about
December.
JVi3
to
suggest
he
mat
laaki.t;
any
headway.
Boys'
Swcorers
Pwre
m.fd
act
nsiistore.
Au
j
you
find
a
Tartar,
was
an
o!d
i
saying.
'
Scratch
an
American
and
you
"find
an
isolationist,
couid
just
j
as
truty
be
s:d
I
In
recent
years
I
have
visited
the
VS.
many
times.
Every
Urn?
'I
did
so
I
came
home
convinced
:hat,
under
certain
circumstances.
Uncle
Sam
would
swing
'
back
most
violently
to
i.olatijn-
im.
la
fact,
my
cbatrvation
In
,
many
different
parts
of
the
'
country
was
what
as
partica-
If
Qrl
m
Boyr'
Ail-Wool
Widbfeoker$
.
V"
The
first
Christmas
Sutd:iy
ever
observed
on
the
Qteen
ward
decadence.
It
is
with
hesitancy
that
people
in
a
democratic
country
suggest
controls
or
restrictions
that
would
appear
to
transgress
into
the
area
of
personal
liberty
but,
when
the
adverse
effects
of
any
practice
develop
into
the
position
of
a
public
and
social
menace,
it
becomes
a
matter
of
public
protection.
When
use
develops
into
extensive
abuse,
exercise
of
control
and
restriction
of
the
central
element
may
be
considered
necessary
for
the
public
protection
and
weal.
'
Not
a
few
people
believe,
that
the
abuse
of
liquor
is
reaching
such
proportions
that,
in
the
best
interests
of
the
public
liquor
users
as
well
as
non-users
something
drastic
should'
be
done
about
it.
t
least,
a
change
in
the
system
appears
necessary.
i
lariv
bothering
most
American
rhsrWitte
I-.ar.rts
was
!
Regular
S3
75.
Now
9AdU
(was
unit
uey
saw
no
way
oi
,,n
tne
cle.gyman
being
tlx
j
being
able
to
do
what
they
late
Archdcacon
Co'.Hson.
thini
-earr.ed
to
do.
At
heart
they
piuneer
missionary.
;
want
to
eive
ur
their
new
bur-
;
Conado's
Hew
$1
Postage
Stomp
COMFORTERS
Named
Manager
of
Alberla
Railway
MOTEL
ARRIVALS
'
(Fritter
Rupert!
j
F.
A.
Stevens.
J.
Siclair,
J.
den
of
being
the
world's
boss.
Tnbes
were
still
making
war
Santa
Ciaus
and
military
police-
cn
0ne
another
ta
those
dav.
man,
and
get
their
boys
home,
The
CuiUfuitf
were
warned
in
again
for
keeps.
.
j
Victoria
that
if
they
valued
their
oGo
i
lives,
they
would
not
venture
s
L'NFOHTUNATELY
for
all
who
iiT
north,
or
attempt
to
evaa-think
Ute
Mr.
Hoover,
it
Just
U
P,'-'i7
Indeed
It
was
discovered
.
..
.
tha
an
HnA
Ln
hiy
murm?
Children
Comforter
ar.d
Matthi.-.
h.-,,
a
Priced
.
....
7
Larrer
sizes
for
doufcle
beds
From
,
15
EDMONTON
John
F.
Cooper,
nui
pijes&iiC
ikj
any
cvuhxjj
r;
pnrnl
wiirwrtntpnflpnt
Aiherta
Etf
LJKl
lKM
irA.
A.
k
IhU
JAKCT
Ul
1
"
'
hbtory.
without
compoundii??
and
-nanj-other
needed
qualiUt.
the
world
crisis,
which
Is
bad
l
a
resettrca
laoonttu.y
uui
enough
as
is.
woid,
city;
i.
w.
j,
rower,
fpit;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
t.eltthton.
MetlakaUa.
V
i.
Stanners.
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D
Hull.
Tarace;
S.
Miller,
Watertown,
New
York;
Mr
and
Mrs.
3
Got-neil.
Port
Simpson:
t
E.Graham.
Agasiht.
September.
ISta,
when
he
iuvi
to
Edmonton
to
take
over
the
same
past
for
Alberta.
Sip
SHOP
AND
SAVE
AT
east
has
been
trying
With
some
success,
to
reproduce
the
fragrance
cf
an
old
time
store.
The
Least
of
all
is
it
possible
for
the
United
States
to
do
ao.
But
opinion
Mr.
Hoover
la
half
n
e;i
was
a
more
o.
ir;j
oin-G
!
right.
of
cheese,
molasses,
coffee
tarred
t
States,
British
rope,
salt
ft,
crackers,
pickle
district,
Canadian
National
Rail-
ays.
wlU
bKotne
general
manager
of
the
northern
Alberta
railways
oa
January
1.
with
hadauarur3
in
tnis
city,
according
to
an
official
announccn.ent
released
here
by
D
I.
Grant,
KC,
secretary
of
Ute
contoany.
Mr.
Cooper
will
succeed
J.
M.
Mac-Arthur,
retiring
on
pension.
Born
in
Scotland.
Mr.
Cooper
joined
the
CUR.
in
1917
and
worked
at
many
puints
on
ihe
western
region
in
various
capacities.
He
wa;
geerii
stipe
in-teixient.
British
Columbia
ciis-trict,
with
headquarters
in
Van
i
Commonwealth
and
allied
dera-
brine,
bacon,
kerosene,
hardware,
!
o;racies
should
come
down
ta
pla?
tobacco,
suear,
phosphate,
'
earth
in
a
hurry.
They
shoV.1
rebber
boots,
heavy
woolen
imake
a
list
cf
the
vital
world
pants,
rawhide
laces,
oranges.
;
positions
which
we
literally
can-
irt
ww-et
and
Vathe.
;not
afford
to
lose,
and
concen-
Most
of
ui,
if
we've
lived
Ions
j
Urate
on
them.
.enough,
have
been
in
the
Men-
BROADWAY
Q
It
U
no
serrret
that
ar
o
o
store.
WHAT
US.
MUST
DO
WE
NOW
FACE
a
Communist
empire
stretching
from
the
Black
and
Baltic
Seas
in
Europe
to
the
Bering
in
this
remisphere,
with
spies
and
saboteurs
in
every
important
city
in
America,
observes
the
Ketchikan
Chronicle,
The
Russian
radio
network
is
scaring
the
daylights
out
of
the
peopla
cf
Europe
all
around
the
clock,
boasting
that
America
is
losing
in
Korea
and
could
not
win
in
Europe.
It
is
trying
to
divide
our
allies
even
before
we
have
implemented
our
military
commitments
with
manpower
or
equipment.
If
we
are
to
fight
fire
with
fire,
we
had
better
make
close
political-economic
ties
with
Canada,
Britain,
France
and
Scandinavia,
send
some
troops
and
planes
to
the
European
theatre,
and
start
doing
business
in
a
big
way
over
there.
We
should
work
toward
long-time
co-ore:
ation
in
a
sort
of
United
States
of
the
Western
World,
endeavoring
to
make
an
economic-social-political
whole
out
of
what
re-
to
I
couver,
from
October.
1947,
mmta'ry
experts
at
Ottawa
shared
the
view
of
the
tp
British
strategists.
From
the
very
beginning
they
had
the
deepest
mifsivjngs
about
sending
a
lar?e
f
laestCoa
Volutnes
of
Christmas
liq'aor
re
no
marie
inowa
to
the
-utsic
but
yhis
does
not
prevent
-"'
)?
from
diirsg
a
bit
cf
calculating.
In
Prince
Rupert.
Ci
reneral
Impression
prevails
th:
t
at
Friday
and
Saturday
bus
ne--5
wis
excell?nt.
Trade
wa
good.
Incidentally,
It
might
he
mentioned
the
proceeds
left
town.
for
take
home
orders
Pkr
21
mili'a'y
firfe
to
Korea
Th?
(moral
issues
there
were
import
-
ant.
The
le?H
Usues
were
hn
I
portant
for
the
UN
was
!a;ed
I
with
the
first
case
of
delibera?e
'
aggression.
j
But
the
military
risks,
for
thi
j
UN
forces,
were
extremely
great,
i
A
victory
for
the
UN
forces
CtTCPIMTING
COUS
BV
23
rdt
ELECTRIFY
YOUR
FARM
It
is
clear
that
Westbroik
Pet-ier.
columnist
who
specialises
It
hurting
people's
feelings.
w
i
couid
have
important
moral
con-
mains
of
our
way
of
life.
It
must
be
defended
as
a
i8"""
But,f
nnhury
defeat
not
3o;t
anv
of
hls
yjtuaerativ.
unit,
with
co-ordinated
forces.
It
must
be
revitalized
out,
costly"
campaign
coujd
long
a,0
t0
malce
reference
to
as
an
economic
whole.
Tf
we
hold
hark
now
with
I
prove
a
real
disaster
to
the
west-
hp
R;wvelt
ancestral
hrre
DIESEL
PRIUEN
"MORRISON"
A.C,
fttwt
LiohMnf
Ftanl
Orders
for
cool
p-bced
ern
auies
lr
int.
Kus-siAixa
.buUt
trom
the
proceeds
of
th?
WERE
PLANNING
A
LATER
opUlm
ade
ln
china
foandw.
MAJOR
DRIVE
I!
EUROPE
OR
bv
,he
p,esidenfs
a-ardfathr."
of
the
29th
OecemLer
-fllx
Russia
luring
them
on
the
other
side
it
soon
will
be
too
late.
The
Reds,
like
Hitler,
will
divide
and
conquer
and
they
will
not
leave
us
enough
power
to
stem
them
off
for
many
decades
longer.
I
'
at-
'
'
-k
I
.
THE
MIDDLE
EAST.
rf.ntHrv
aco
in
China,
sellint.
1
I"
the
latter
event
we
would
;
opiurn
was
Jut
another
sale,
i
find
most
of
our
power
bogged
.
prior
to
the
New
Year'i
Pe'irr
Hnving
Quieter
Time
jdown
in
a
biind
alley
whi':h
j
would
have
no
decisive
import
-I
ance
in
a
world
war.
with
th
dir1
cpl4
P"f
diMl
niin
Vi
'
ta
run
than
fftrn
"
ckin;
minttiK
cottt
r
lowtr,
th
Prttr
4ifl
fi9i,
with
fewer
working
prtt
thn
line
enf
in.
prtrt
f
nt
1,200
r.pjn.
-
lnwr
towtr
upk
cettt
and
lnr
arv
k
life.
Our
office
wi8
p
Atfer
a
busy
holiday
ueek-endl
oOo
THE
MILITARY
principle
which
brought
about
25
dmnk-'i
which
Mr.
Hoover
favors
seems'
n'-0
police
court
yesterday,
pel-:
SCKIPTl
ItE
1-ASSAGE
FOR
TODAf
"As
the
bony
without
the
spirit
is
dead,
so
faith
without
works
is
dead
also."
James
2:26.
i
to
me
absolutely
sound,
though
e
had
a
ouiete-
time
last
nirtit
;l
think
he
suggests
a
too
limited
.Three
persons
were
arrested
and
application.
cnareea
witn
lntoxioaitton.
You
have
to
build
security!
'
1'
vnm-
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NF.WS
BRINGS
RESULTS.
from
the
inside
out.
North
Am-
"l"e.v
a
not
yet
apprehended
erica
IS
the
real
foundation
ba-e
the
Person
o'-
persons
who
had
PHILPOTT
EVin
&
CO.
lit
LIGHT
&
POWER
RT
DOLLAR
SWINGS
The
BrttisiMnad
Mil
raauUtmg
Mwri9i
'or.
'
p,M,r
diM
enaiM,
mtkt
up
this
it(tndtb
intitMnov
"wichrf
inj"
lihtin
pUn).
The
tnnwt
Mrriv
Aumtc
tnt
fulty
mutfrd
with
all
kcmmhm;
it
ry
r
um
toon
a
iatalU4.
Morris
Autwnatwa
ara
world
tmut
...
na
athar
plant
it
"iut
at
oor.
Two
mod.lt
ttaeked:
1,500
aod
5,000wattv
j?o
mmKO
tX
fHS
Immadiata
Oaiivary.
Madalt
vppi4
W
25,000
Phont
51
of
democracy
in
1951,
for
geog-
"
"
'
"
"f
raphy
has
made
it
to
.Pioneer
Canadian
Laundry
yes-
But
let
us
ask
ourselves
why
lerdav
m'EK
rior
the
ones
Russia
is
beating
the
pants
off
who
had
end
Parker's
Gar-us
In
the
worid
strugzle
'?"
,
'
a
e
slU1
under
It
is
the
Russian
Communist:investiatlon-
COAL
lutA
i
cleverly,
ruthlessly
or-
Christian
Life
iganizedi
which
is
taking
over
j
more
and
mere
of
the
world.
1
Not.
a
single
Russian
soldier
to
jk
j
part
in
the
civil
war
in
China,
t
nor
in
the
present
war
in
Korea.
Only
Soh'licn
Wallace
i
Yet
those
countries
were
switch-
,
ed
into
the
Russian
zone
of;
Abuse
of
capitalism,
ultra-na-j
power
as
effectively
as
if
th"y
ttonalism.
almost
complete
coi
Pharms
had
been
conquered
by
hupe
lapse
of
public
and
private
mar-Russian
armies.
jality
and
indifference
to
Qori
When
we
take
a
leaf
from
the
.
ere
factors
which
Rev.
Fat
he
Russian
bcok
we
can
beat
them'
W-
J-
Morrlsey
OMI
,
held
v
at
their
own
game
that
is
by
!
responsible
f
ir
U?e
present
worK
giving
the
natives
the
demo-i'tiiaiioa
as
he
oreiched
Lhf
HOURS:
NOTICE
cratic
tools
with
which
they
can
sermon
at
impressive
Cta-istma
finish
their
own
jobs.
WEEK
DAYS:
1
"Hl
You
can
do
that
with
programs
like
Gandhi's,
Nehru'3.
But
you
can't
do
it
with
Sygh-man
Rhee's.
Chiang
Kai-shek's,
Emperor
Bao's.
Special
hours
when
Service
will
be
available
at
jr
front
end
for
GASOLINE
and
OIL
SALES
over
the
New
Year
holidays:
p
H
O
N
E
7
9
SUNDAYS:
Fve
Mass
in
the
Church
of
the
Annunciation.
If
aU
men
and
natiens
would
return
to
the
Christian
life
aif
Gods
law
wars
would
be
abnl
i'hed
and
full
social
lustice
restored,
the
father
declared.
Peace
u-lti
Cod.
pf;ace
with
one's
self
and
peace
with
one's
neiehbor
were
individual
requirements
for
better
world
"Christianity
has
not
failed
bi.
r-hrtatiaiu
have
failed,"
inserted
Father
Morrissey
n
call-
12
Ho
2
p.m.
to
4
p.m.
Hew
Year's
Day
7
p.-
PRECARIOUS
AGE
C-oss-eyes
among
susceptilil
children
usually
develop
between
the
ages
of
two
and
four.
NORTH
BEST
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
The
be'
t
hog
bristles
for
man-
SIXTH
STREET
A
IB
"This
is
for
your
own
good,
you
understand,
but
you
know
what
I
Uaiiik?
1
Uihik
you
talk
too
much!"
jUfaetu-e
of
brushes
corne
from
of
God
and
the
keeping
of
tlu
'
the
northern
or
colder
countries.
'Ten
Commandments.
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