Prince
Ruperl
Daily
Mews
Friday.
December
15,
1950
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
get
aay
aW
cussed
at
tiT
'
lor
Govern
Tre
Plonned
For
Moose
Children
j
Plans
for
a
Christmas
tree!
party
fur
children
of
members1
occupied
mast
of
the
time
of
the
meeting
of
the
Moose
Lodt-p
Tuesday
evening.
Percy
Bond
I
chairman
of
the
Christmas
tree'1
committee,
rennrto
k.
I
1
As
I
See
II
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newspaper
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Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
M
in
ih.
-
I
Seattle
and
Tacoma
once
nursed
an
acute
rivalry
as
to
what
name
a
magnificent
peak
pf
Action.
rangemenu
were
well
in
hand
oy
unirr,
rer
weeK,
zuo;
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Monin,
Vjc;
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Year,
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Ar
An
3lyfiLi
would
bear.
Final
decision
was'
thai
it
should
be
Mount
Rainier,
i
w.uu,
Mjy
man.
rn
iviuuui,
sik:;
rtT
ifar,
53
UU.
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'
t
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
JACOB
STARTED
IT
But
the
old
competition
sti'.l
holds.
There
has
tj
be
ionic-thing.
This
time
it's
which
will
How
f
h
follntf
DMllmna(.nB
ABOUT
the
only
thing
SCOTCH
WHISKY
AT
ITS
cioiogj
ant
Messrs.
Truman
and
At-
Seattle
ins
airain
with
a
210-
I
fwt
sUclc
direct
rrom
the
depp
tlee
ut-c
comnletelv
aorpprl
on
tuinpteieiy
agreed
oniforu
of
WMhlnKton.
And
to
at
Washington
Was
that
cut,
trim
it,
and
transfer
it
cos
i.-
i
i,.
-
a
cool
nineteen
thousand.
How.
there
was
to
be
no
"ap
ever,
sport
is
sport.
peasement"
in
Korea.
In
making
his
peace-makinit
!
Ottawa
feeling
hurt
and
radio
speech.
Lester
Pearson
aiPIoma7
hM
nothing
to
do
rtrongly
called
for
a
cease-fire
!
with
w-
lrs
a11
a
llule
rc
be-in
Korea,
and
answered
In
ad-1
tw"n
Paa
and
her
favorite
c,r-,
th
..iis..
1
child
Barbara
Ann
Srott.
nn-
H
I!
blfeljlln:
i.i
i
m:h
an
agreement
as
"apuease-
i
Uve.
daughter,
queen
of
skating
,'
ment."
I
ana
au
tnat-
Barbara
and
her
n
It
makes
one
wonder
Just
w".ut
I!
mother
are
going
to
quit
the
capital
and
g
and
live
in
T-ronton,
where
there's
"everything."
The
inference,
of
course.
"When
he
ca!.e(i
v'uu
a
bum,
I
held
my
temaer.
But
when
he
took
a
bite
of
my
candy
bar
I
sluKtred
him."
is
this
appeasement.
cOo
I
DELVED
INTO
the
origin
of
this
word
and
found
that
it
wm
thousands
of
years
old.
In
fact
a
sliooerv
and
slick
Is
that
Ottawa
is
lacking
In
a
lot
of
important
essentials.
,
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
By
this
time
we
felt
convinced
that
all
the
secrets
pertaining
to
the
life
of
the
late
George
Bernard
Shaw
had
not
only
been
bared
but
also
published.
What
of
this
one?
Why
did
whiskers
appear
and
stay?
And
so,
com-
business
man
named
Jacob
waj
the
originator
of
the
proces
and
in
his
day
jt
worked
like
a
charm.
You
can
find
the
whole
story
in
Genesis,
the
first
book
in
the
Bible.
It
tells
how
Jacob
cheats
his
Pennsylvania;
Miss
Oilmour
and
Miss
gpeckelson.
Hasteiton;
Mri.
Bonerd,
Gladstone.
Min.;
R.
H.
Sawyer,
rrn.l..iig;um,
Mum.;
3
T.
M?Kay,
Terrace.
She:
Who
U
the
greatest
woman
in
the
wo.'W?
He:
I
don't
know.
She:
Your
mother
He:
My
mother?
She:
Yes.
To
whom
do
you
owe
more
than
you
can
ever
repay?
He:
My
landlady.
For
Action,
Adverllnel
etn
revelation.
H1b
face
had
been
disfliured
bv
nm.ilir,v
Prince
Rupert
Don
Paris.
A.
C.
Gripintrog,
W.
A.
Oelvek,
O
Jor.nson
and
U
O.
Mostad,
Ketchikan;
J.
I
Sweet,
H.
C.
Halvas,
J.
H.
Wilkes
and
J.
Edens,
Vancouver;
O
Pollard,
Winnipeg;
Charles
Valley,
Queen
Charlotte
City;
Mrs.
J.
W.
Nichols,
Kitwanga;
William
Hamilton,
Prince
George;
Mrs.
G.
Jack-son,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rynlck,
Drexel
Hill.
brother
Esau
out
of
his
"birth
marks
Hpno
tho
1
VI
ITA
WHEN
YOU
ORDER
MAIG
&
MAIG.
Y
TM!
DRINK
O
Y
TM8
lOTTl!
...
YOU
ARf
ASSURtO
Of
SCOTCH
THAT
MAS
A
323
YlAR
OLD
REPUTATION
FOR
UNCHANGING
OUAUTY.
Appreciation
right
"
that
is,
the
biggest
share
I
and
prophet
like
hirsute
adorn-in
the
family
property.
It
telliment.
So,
looking
distinguished,
how
Jacob
goes
away
and
be-
i
he
performed
the
part
'
come3
like
a
multi-millionaire
of
!
I
his
day.
It
tells
how
arter
many
j
Weather
chilly
enough
to
make
years
he
s
0
meet
Esaa
again,
!an
ice
rink,
is
just
another
way
In
win
J?
kill
him.
y
I
brother
of
describing
winter
and
that
s
,a
season
plenty
of
pr,nce
Ru
Jacob
sends
on
ahead
the
foi-
!
pert
people
cannot
welcome
with
lowing
presents:
i
any
fervor-although
the
cold
2W
she
goats
i
could
bring
a
game
of
hot-key
20
he
goats
lit
all
conies
down
to
a
choice
200
ewes
1
between
real
frost
and
cloudy
20
rams
skies.
30
milch
camels
with
colts
?.?
0
"
!
Civil
service
pay
Increases
will
,
,
13
not-
show
on
the
checks
until
f
,
.
asses
"
'"he
House
votes
the
raise
whk-h
.
.
.
.
.
"i
not
be
until
ome
time
Io.
Jake
told
his
servants
to
tell
after
New
Year.
A
small
thing
OISTUUO,
ILCNDtD
tw
AND
I0TTIC0
IN
SCOTLAM
..
I
om
deeply
appreciative
of
the
confidence
expressed
in
me
by
the
electors
through
their
support
at
the
aldermanic
polls
yesterday.
It
shall
be
my
constant
endeavour
to
serve
the
citizens
to
the
best
of
my
ability.
HAROLD
WHALEN
Tii
dvrtrtmn
it
not
pvblithvd
or
tiiptor4
byU
vfuroi
oar
or
ti
Itti
CxvDmmnt
of
IriMt
(
v
Do
Your
r
i
...
i.
1
To
Ihe
Electors
uui
more
casn.
And
iGnifTH
GOETH
BEFORE
Fmo
vr
ME."
"
ChrUtmas,
too!
Long
before
Esau
saw
his
'tricky
brother
limDin
down
th
.t..
.
.
1
.Shopping
It
DOLLS
TC
Now
To
Business
THE
WINNERS
in
yesterday's
aldermanic
elec-I
tion
are
to
be
congratulated
on
having
been
accorded
expressions
of
confidence
and
esteem
by
their
fellow
citizens.
It
is
natural
that
they
should
feel
some
satisfaction
at
having
been
so
honored.
Now
that
they
have
been
deemed
the
most
suitable
people
to
carry
on
the
direction
of
municipal
policymaking
and
supervise
its
administration,
they
have
their
responsibilities.
In
appreciation
of
such
responsibilities
they
should
assume
their
duties,
the
importance
of
which
are
not
to
be
minimized
in
these
changing
and
developing
times.
Possibly,
the
really
lucky
one
are
those
who
were
left
at
home.
They,
too,
are
to
be
congratulated
and
are
deserving
of
appreciation
at
having
offered
their
services.
Having
done
so
but
failing
to
be
accepted,
they
have
been
relieved
of
the
assumption
of
responsibility.
They
are
actually,
therefore,
in
an
enviable
position.
They
do
not
need
to
feel
-badly
at
all
over
failure
of
election.
-
The
1951
city
council
contains
a
happy
blending
of
experience
and
new
blood.
There
will
be
plenty
to
engage
their
best
talents
and
energies.
In
marital
differences
of
opinion
he
who
hesitates
is
bossed.
MUSIC-DRAMA
FESTIVAL
ATTENDANCE
at
concerts,
recitals
.lectures,
(A
art
galleries,
etc
,
by
the
ordinary
individual
is
considered
by
some
to
be
nothing
more
than
a
pose
a
false
gesture
of
interest
in
things
above
their
heads.
It
is
quite
true
that
to
many
the
purely
classical
in
music
and
art
and
the
highly
intellectual
in
speech
and
literature
seem
a
little
beyond
reach.
But
the
fact
that
they
reach
at
all
is
indicative
of
a
true
and
good
instinct
They
seek
something
which
will
eventually
bring
its
reward
and
enrich
their
lives.
The
creative
arts
are
important
avenues
to
complete
and
happy
living.
They
kelp
to
unite
humankind.
The
work
of
the
Music
and
Drama
Festival
Association
is
a
cultural
effort
for
the
community.
Although
the
working
part
of
the
association
is
comprised
of
a
small
and
active
group,
it
is
an
enterprise
in
which
everyone
may
take
part
and
in
which
every
individual
or
group
or
association
in
the
city
may
take
out
a
membership.
,
The
festival
is
quite
a
financial
undertaking,
the
turnover
last
year
being
in
the
vicinity
of
$800.
Total
receipts
were
barely
in
excess
of
total
expenditures.
Partly
on
the
advice
cf
last
year's
festival
adjudicators,
partly
in
the
interests
of
eliminating
expenses,
it
may
be
decided
to
discontinue
the
making
of
awards
in
connectievi
with
the
festival.
This,
however,
would
make
it
no
less
competitive,
as
entries
will
still
be
graded
and
marked
by
the
adjudicators.
..-.
Each
year
the
Festival
Association
has
tried
to
profit
by
former
experience,
to
iron
out
difficulties
and
to
correct
mistakes.
And
each
succeeding
festival
sees
some
improvement.
This
year,
for
the
first
time,
the
complete
festival
syllabus
appears
in
the
newspaper,
so
that
not
only
school
and
music
teachers
but
the
public
as
a
whole
may
be
aware
of
th-i
various
entries
well
in
advance.
This,
it
is
hoped,
may
result
in
a
more
general
and
active
interest.
It
is
suggested
that
everyone
cut
out
and
keep
this
copy
of
the
syllabus
for
reference.
It
is
needless
to
stress
the
value,
not
only
to
teachers
and
students
but
to
the
entire
audience,
of
a
competent
and
well-spoken
adjudication.
Also
it
is
good
to
remember
that
cnticism
that
is
constructive
is
often
of
greater
value
than
pure
praise.
Since
the
Festival
Association
membership
is
a
little
larger
this
year
and
since
the
preliminary
mechanics
have
been
attended
to
a
little
earlier,
it
is
hoped
that
a
great
many
more
outside
district
groups
will
enter-
and
take
part
and
that
the
May
1951
Festival
will
exceed
all
others
in
membership,
attendance
and
participation.
SCRIPTL'RE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
"Who
will
not
suffer
you
to
be
tempterl
above
that
ye
are
able."
I
Cor.
10:13.
DECORATIONS
road
to
meet
him
he
had
given
-Moscow
and
the
Chinese
Com:
any
idea
of
getting
even
for
up
munlsu
have
given
us
this
cr
the
sharp
trick
that
Jake
had
and
unequivocal
chotee-
we
mZ
Played
on
him
1A
youth.
.
surrender
oT
we
1st
fight
Stripped
of
all
Us,
buts
and
THE
un.-
THING
that
gives
me
ths
wherefores,
that's
what
it
real
laugh
about
the
changed
amounts
to.
meaning
of
the
word
"appease-
ment"
is
that
those
whn
were
May
I
thank
you
very
sincerely
for
the
renewal
of
confidence
which
you
expressed
at
yesterday's
aldermanic
poll.
Let
me
assure
you
that
I
shall
endeavour
to
live
up
to
that
confidence
in
the
future
as
in
the
past.
G.
D.
(DOUG)
FRIZZELL
COSMETICS
CARDS
COME
I.N
TODAY
,
.
.
SHOP
THE
EAST
Hl
fuss
most
enthusiastically
iiLituoicwuvaiij
for
jor
it
iv
are
are
Hving
been
delayed
mc.mjcu
In
hi
leav-
irav-
the
most
vehemently
against
it
WK
Vancouver
after
having
been
now.
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of
service
for
overhaul,
That
works
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Chilcotin,
Capi.
around
tnn
jiuny
raciean,
w
not
due
in
po.
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In
the
1930s
it
wa
th
mn.
u"u
m,nignt
tonight
from
the
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
aervatives
and
aristocrats
as
a
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recent
world
situation
pretty
well
the
reverse
of
that
of
the
late
thirties.
The
most
fervent
"appeasers"
of
aggressive
Fascism
became
In
ten
years
the
most
violent
antl-appea.sers
of
aggressive
Communism.
Most
of
us
who
were
first
and
firmest
In
the
movement
to
stop
on
vour
nexl
tlZlzzL
r
a-scist
aggression
aave
been
the
most
reluctant
and
laggard
to
apply
the
same
principle
to
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or
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Liquor
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,
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or
by
the
Government
4
British
Columbl.
Plione
311