(
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
A.
W.
Priest,
who
has
Wn
V.N.
Relief
in
Korea
Vancouver
receiving
rnedica
tieutment,
returned
by
plane
Monday,
November
13,
1950
.-.iturday.
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FEMALE
CHEATS,
ETC.
Editor,
Daily
News:
X.
F.
Hardi,,g,
iviartln
Eritk-son,
Peter
riusuy,
Martin
Krue-be.-
una
A.
M.
iuartinusen,
who
nave
been
in
Vancouver
attending
co-tpei
alive
sessions,
returned
to
Uie
city
on
SaiurUay
afternoon's
plane.
l(Jependent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
jiwi
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
1
i
n
$efnber
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
I
'
'
'
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association
,
PAiHJJNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
;.
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axJL
You'll
pardon
my
ambitious
comparisons
but'
your
words
leave
me
no
option.
If
things
WERE
as
bad
u
you
indicate,
I
should
consider
it
the
duty
of
our
city
fathers
to
apprehend,
not
only
the
women
themselves,
but
also
their
clients
who
by
their
patronage
encour
May
I
crave
the
indulgence
of
your
paper
to
address
George
Bush?
Piease,
Mr.
Bush,
you
really
.
shouldn't
go
on
so.
Blood
pres-,
iure
comes
early
enough
In
life,
io
let's
put
this
matter
In
Its
-y
-..c
.....
k,
I
6
-L
,
age
such
a
calling.
rue
perspective
and
consider
So
in
closing.
Mr.
Bush
I
hone
'It
's
The
Best
Ban
J
V.-J1NY
village
up
the
valley
of
a
Northern
Brit
V,
..
-
ish
Columbia
river
not
far
from
Prince
Rupert
things
calmly.
First,
111
concede
that
the
offending
editorial
did
give
you
grosnds
for
protest.
But
Mr.
Jush
your
comrade
(sorry,
that
Joes
sound
rather
revolutionary
and
you
DID
assure
us
that
)uu
were
not
a
Red,
didn't
you?;
workmate
In
the
same
Issue
sub
we
find
ourselves
on
common
ground
In
two
Instancesfirst,
that
of
encouraging
reasonable
and
logical
arguments,
and
second,
in
cleaning
up
and
ridding
our
town
of
any
elements,
male
or
female,
if
It
proves
itself
objectionable.
Excuse
my
presumptlousness
for
signing
myself
'
3
'
VOX
POPULI."
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V
Moving
swiftly
to
alleviate
the
suffering
of
the
civilian
population
of
Korea,
the
United
Nations
is
undertaking
a
vast
program
of
relief
and
rehabilitation.
Here,
inhabitants
of
Seoul
are
seen
receiving
the
daily
ration
of
rice
distributed
by
the
Unified
Command
with
the
help
of
local
organizations
to
the
city's
seven
districts.
The
rice
was
largely
contributed
by
Thailand
and
the
Philippine
Islands.
I
'
r:-.
...
-
.
mits
that
the
large
majority
of
the
men
out
at
Watson
Island
ire
decent,
clean-llvlng
citizens.
J
But,
and
this
U
the
part
that
mothers
me,
you
state,
quote:
"I
enture
to
say
the
hardest
hit
wvlll
be
the
beer
parlor
operators,'
,axl
drivers,
bootleggers,
and
j
e
m
1
-
professional
female
cheats"!!
.
,
j
Now
leaving
out
the
first
two,
it
would
appear
from
YOUR
remarks
that
your
workmates
have
more
than
a
nodding
acquaintance
with
the
two
categories
of
our
less
desirable
citizens.
I
don't
believe
this,
Mr.
Bush,
I
really
don't!-
And
if
you'll
pardon
my
blunt-ness,
I
don't
believe
you
speak
with
any
authbrity
when
you
make
such,
a
statement.
Referring
again
to
what
you
term
"semi-professional
female
cheats'
(
and
though
your
phraseology
Is
cautious
I
think
Iknow
what
you
mean),
I
cau-not
say
I
am
an
authority
on
the
subject
of
female
delinquency,
but
I
can
say
that
I
know
and
respect
quite
a
fe
of
the
female
citizens
of
this
town
and
I
can't
credit
that
Prince
Rupert
is
a
worse
sink
of
iniquity
than,
say.
New
York,
London
or
Paris.
BIND
APPRXCIAT1VE
Editor,
Dafly
News:
At
the
request
of
Fred
McKay,
bandmaster,
and
those
associated
with
him
In
trie
Greenville
Concert
Band.
I
wish
to
write
on
the'.r
behalf
to
express
appreciation
for
the
splendid
reception
gtvon
.
to
these
native
musicians
on
their
recent
vL.it
to
PTint-a.
Rupert.
They
are
deeply
appreciative
of
the
sple.icUd
turn
out
at
the
two
concerts
held
at
the
Civic
Centre
and
thty
hope
indeed
that
their
efforts
v.er-
much
enjoyed
by
the
many
people
who
turned
out
to
hear
them.
Mr.-
McKay
especially
wishes
to
thank
the
authorities
at
the
Civic
Centre,
for
their
curtesy
anr
co-operation
In
the
arrangements
about
the
concert.
The
band
have
now
gone
back
home
to
their
vilfuee
on
the
Naas
and
carry
with
them
happy
memories
of
a
very
splendid
association
with
all
who
helped
to
make
the
concerts
of
this
week
the
happy
events
that
they
undoubtedly
were.
F.
E.
ANF1ELD.,
:
Indian
Superintendent
I
China
Into
the
United
Nations.
oOo
j
IF
COMMUNIST
rulers
had
decided
that
the
time
had
coma
to
force
outright
war
they
would
hardly
do
so
in
a
nibbling,
Itsy-bitsy
operation.
Would
they
not,
You
can't
tear
yourself
away
from
Grape-Nuts
Fla,
.
.
.
Sugaroasting
gives
them
an
exclusive
sweet
as
nut
flavor!
As
I
See
If
rather,
launch
the
attack
where,
!
the
payoff
could
be
really
big?
t
!
They
could
sweep
across
west
j
jern
Germany,
and
probablv
to
i
the
Atlantic
perhaps
to
Gib-
;
i
raltar
against
only
token
re-!
Semi-Dress
Pants
All
sizes
from
30-44.
Now
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
has
produced
a
musical
aggregation
which
any
of
the
largest
cities
of
Canada
would
be
proud
to
own.
We
speak
of
that
wonderful
Greenville
Concert
Band
which
made
a
two-night
stand
in
Prince
Rupert's
Civic
Centre
late
last
week
and
which
acquitted
itself
with
a
most
amazing
degree
of
excellence
the
more
remarkable
by
reason
of
the
fafhat
these
people
have
relatively
little
contact
with
'the
outside
world,
certainly
with
metropolitan
musical
association.
That
band
demonstrates
what
Jean.he
achieved
along
cultural
lines
under
difficulties
and
handicaps
which,
if
the
ambition
and
the
perseverance
exists,
can
be
completely
conquered
as
,has
keen
done
in
this
case.
!
Civic
Centre
has
imported
numerous
big-name
artists
of
voice
and
instrument.
We
do
not
think
anyf
them
afforded
more
delightful
entertainment
of
a
high
class
nature
than
dkl
those
50
native
men,
ranging
in
years
from
16
to
60
and
representing
one-seventh
of
the
entire
population
of
their
village.
.-.-TiewJocal
audience
demonstrated
its
appreciation
in
no
uncertain
terms
and
it
takes
mighty
good
music
to
keep
an
audience
happy
through
more
than
two
hours
of
a
solid
program
of
any
kind.
The
native
bandsmen,
even
as
they
played
the
last
of
12
ambitious
and
enthusiastically-applauded
numbers,
left
the
audience
hungry
for
more.
..,-3e
nave
generally
taken
it
for
granted
that,
Whyfl
it
comes
to
real
talent,
we
must
import.
In
the
Greenville
Concert
Band
this
area
has
something,
instead,
to
export.
It
is
interesting
to
hear
that
steps
are
already
being
taken
to
send
the
band
to
Eaclf
ic
National
Exposition
next
year.
There
is
not
-
a
doubt
in
the
world
that
they
will
make
a
great
impression
there.
So
far,
the
Greenville
Concert
Batftf
has
riot
been
widely
known
and
even
the
,
people
of
Prince
Rupert
did
not
realize
the
excel-
lencS
of
its
attainments
as
a
musical
organization.
.Once
it
gets,
started,
it
should
travel
far
and
win
wide
acclaim.
After
hearing
its
performance
here,
we
w.ould
say
that,
for
a
musical
organization
of
its
i
kind,
it
is
second
to
none
in
Canada
and
the
fact
that
it
has
come
up
under
its
own
ingenuity,
skill
and
perseverance
makes
it
all
the
more
interest-f
"ig
unique.
,
n
.Bandmaster
Fred
McKay
and
his
artists
are
to
be'hjghly
congratulated.
We
hope
they
will
come
I
back
to
Prince
Rupert
more
often
to
delight
us
and
'
wewill
also
be
glad
to
share
this
find
with
the
rest
oMhe
country
which
we
are
sure
would
be
equally
appreciative
if
they
had
the
chance
to
hear
them.
m
WORLD
WAR
YET
sistance,
for
the
obvious
reason
that
there
is
no
now-available
Atlantic
land
force
to
stop
the
175
Russian
divisions.
They
could
weep
down
through
Per
SpHn
Covered
Comforter?
.
.
for
the
Kid:
bed.
Now
j
P'lbws
To
match
the
comforters..
..50c
tc
ANYONE
WHO
climbs
sia
or
across
Turkey
Into
Pales
OUt
on
the
limb
Of
predic-
tine
and
the
vital
Sues
Canal.
'
Co,mfo-f-'rs
Double
bed
size
....
wond
,.
.
.
...
.
,
rney
are
sioppea
irom
aoing
so
selection,
from
$5.95
to
$1
nun
uiwc
uays
is
imeiy
toiby
many
considerations,
lnclud-
find
it
sawed
off
behind
;in:
m"itary
""es;
,
I
1.
The
certainty
that
the
U.S.
him.
!
would
immediately
atom-bomb
not
dream
of
authorizing
the
u
of
atomic
bombs
on
Moscow
merely
because
Chinese
Communists
have
crossed
Into
Korea.
They
also
know
that
on
the
very
first
day
of
the
war
!n
Korea
the
United
States,
by
proclaiming
Its
naval
protection
of
the
Chinese
not
Korean
Island
of
Formosa,
put
itself
In
a
dubious
position
legally.
They
know
that
this
U.S.
blunder
was
never
supported
but
pointedly
repudiated
by
the
other
UN
support
t,
.
.
,
.
.
,
i
vital
war
production
centres
in
But
at
the
obvious
rws
'nuisia.
of
a
nasty
bump
I
will
climb
2.
The
certainty
that
even.
if
this
far-
,
lne
Russian
and
Chinese
Coni-
munist
arm'es
The
intervention
of
Chinese
Pt
.
,
.
.
Europe,
much
of
,
Asia,
and
haif
forces
in
Korea
does
NOT
prove
or
Africa
inl0
their
control
that
the
Chinese
or
Russia
a
western
democracies
coul.i
government
is
willing
to
plunge
nevertheless
survive
the
Initial
into
world
war
three.
It
look.;
shock
o!
such
an
attack,
and
in
power
to
land
relatively
small
armies
well
In
the
rear
of
advancing
aggressors
actuilly
making
the
previous
advance?
of
such
aggressors
their
greatest
military
liability.
We
had
a
striking
small
seale
example
ot
that
in
Korea.
The
North
Korean
aggressors
had
chased
the
Americans
all
but
completely
out
of
the
country:
but
a
small
force,
landed
far
behind
the
aggressors,
neatly
cut
off
the
limb
behind
them.
The
military
master
minds
in
the
Kremlin
are
not
so
dumb
as
not
to
see
the
lesson
in
that.
"
'
'
'
-
'OOO
THE
COMMUNISTS
may
be
attempting,
however,
to
get
expandable
wars
going,
in
fact,
without
having
those
wars
declared.
They
know
that
the
UN
would
ers,
notably
by
Britain,
Canada
and
India
Their
move
into
North
Korea
may
be
the
oriental
idea
of
tit
for
tat.
PHONE
PHONE
79
79
like
a
local'
move
Wde
lor;
the
long
run
mobilize'an
army
1..
lne
protection
of
the
bi
that
could
land
near
the
vttal
electrical
power
dams
whicn
centres
of
Russia
herself.
'
supply
Manchuria
as
well
aa
oOo
Korea
with
energy.
;
SEA
POWER
still
has
tremen-
2.
To
gain
a
bargaining
point
dous
advantaues
over
land
Dower
I
-
,
Manufacturing
wage
rates
In
Canada
have
more
than
doubled
since
1939.
for
the
admission
of
Communist
in
that
it
enables
the
sea
lllallarr
Piarmarij
f
HOURS
ActiVe
people
knoiv
n
rm
I
i
Weekdoys
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
!
Olf
1
1
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
A
VENUS
iliP-
!
ill
l&BG'A
l
i
I'M
VIRGINIA
CIGARETTES
You
grt
more
enjoyment
anil
rdaTatinl
vhen
yon
niiioke
1H
II
Mull.
For
the
Iwnt
IoIuiccob
of
all
go
into
I'aH
Mall
fn-h,
ami
milil
hh
mild
can
le,
and
Ultra-smooth
"Wotproof"
paper
that
doi
not
dick
to
tho
lip.
Twin
bundles
wrapped
in
laminated
foil
lo
give
you
cigarette
frethnots
at
lit
bed.
SERVING
THE
B.C.
COAST
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
FROM
riUNCE
KITIKT
TO:
MASSET
PORT
CLEMENTS
JUSKATLA
CITY
TTY
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
,
iinnro
BAY
-WOMEN
IN
POLITICS
IT
J$
INTERESTING
to
hear
that
move
is
under
I
way
to
organize
a
strong
Liberal
women's
association
in
Prince
Rupert
not
because
it
is
Liberal
women
but
because
we
think
it
is
good
and
fitting
that"'
women
should
be
actively
interesting
themselves
in
the
important
business
of
politics
be
it
under
the
banner
of
any
of
the
recognized
and
esteemed
parties
Progressive
Conservative,
CCF,
Social
Credit
or
what
not.
.Wiih
women
taking
their
place
in
the
economic
and
business
life
of
the
country
and
certainly
directly
interested
in
the
vital
questions
of
the
day
by
:
reason
of
their
primary
function
as
home
makers
and
jmentors
of
the
rising
generation,
they
are,
.indfced.
long
overdue
to
be
playing
a
much
larger
'ind
more
active
role
in
the
public
affairs
of
the
country.
Incidentally,
Prince
Rupert
seems
to
have
a
;;
budding
political
prospect
of
considerable
natural
ability
and
promise
in
Mrs.
Kay
Smith
who
has
.
served
notice
on
the
men
of
her
party
that,
even
if
they
do
not
wake
up
themselves,
the
women
are
going
to
do
something
about
arousing
the
party
from
its
between-elections
somnolence.
-.
,
'"And
there
are
other
women
in
Prince
Rupert
competent
and
fitted
to
make
good
in
the
political
.'.
field.
The
Liberal
party
does
not
own
them
all
either.
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