II
Prfiuc
ttiiprrt
Daili
rectos
Wednesday.
-December
29,
1943
'.-.-
f
Rrnwnscwires
By
W.
J.
-
"and
'REFLECTION
8
New
Year
s
Eve.
you
know,
Is
on
the
-way.
And
-may
we
suggest
the
possibility
of
the
night
not
being
silent.
An
1r.Spjde&t
rtniw
n-prr
rt"tti
to
the
upbuilding
nl
Prlnre
Bnpert
ftnd
U
rfimmuniii
rfinp'nji
northern
tnd
central
Brltiali
Columbli
,
(Author
m
Second
Class
Mall.
Post
Offlw
Department,
Otuw)
Published
rwn
afternoon
except
Sunday
bl
Prtnf
Rupert
Dally
Nrirs
Ltd
,
Srd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia
i
O.
A.
Hl'NTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
'
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OF
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NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
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frrlr.
Prr
Work.
2So:
IVr
-Ic.r.ti;,
75?:
Per
TJf
MOO.
By
Msil,
Per
Month.
50c.
Per
Year.
S
00
vr
Santa
Claus
and
his
reindeers
probably
reached
Prince
Rupert
over
trie
Skeena
Highway,
a
few
drifts
and
pot
holes
bein
mere
trifles
for
such
seasoned
'1
4
travellers.
Besides.
Ihey
avoid-
j
ed
the
mountain
differentials1
one
hears
so
much
about.
j
.i
V
"A.
.1
Someone
has
starieu
the
un-i
confirmed
report
that
con-;
swmers
in
some
part
of
Canada
;
had
side
dishes
Of
roast
'buffalo.)
alottsr
'with
turkey.
And
per-:
haps
a
chaser
ef
pemmiean
w
ith
;
cniart
'bottles-of
'Brw
River
port!
!
Strengthen
U.
N.
By
Using
It
T.
A
S00D
MANY
PEOrLE
are
unhappy
about
the
2
A
United
Nations.
Results
of
the
session
of
the
I
Assembly
which
has
just
ended
in
Paris
are
not
1.
enouprh
to
satisfy
them.
Thi
unsated
appetite
for
5
peace
is
healthy.
But
it
is
healthy
also
to
appreciate
progress.
the
Assembly
failed
to
bridsre
the
chasm
be-
-
tween
Russia
and
the
West.
In
fairness,
we
should
..
recocnixe
that
in
the
U.N.
Charter
we
did
not
equip
Z
it
for
such
a
Tusk.
'-We
.rave
the
Assembly
little
more
than
the
functions
of
-a
debating-
society.
Those
functions
are
not
to
be
despised.
For
ideas
have
a
-
power
in
themselves,
as
the
totalitarian
reco?riize
when
they
deny
at
home
the
freedom
of
speech
-
whioli
in
the
'U.N.
they
cannot
stiTle.
Even
Russia
appears
at
times
to
be
affected
by
r
world
opinion
asexpnssed
in
'the
U."N.
forum.
If
one
doubts
it.
he
should
note
how
earnestly
its
dele-
gates
'Strive
to
win
debates
in
"the
Assembly.
iHe
;
should
note-the
pains
the
Soviet
goes
to
in
the
effort
-
to
present
itself
as
a
democracy.
He
should
note
that
it
refrains
from
votintr
rather
than
appear
in
the
minority
ujjainst
the
genocide
resolution.
So,
A
eloren
ninerican
airmen,
stranded
-on
a
'Greenland
Icecap
since
December
ninth,
were
taken
eff
"j-esterday.
One
someh.T.v
feels
that
-9.
hen
Christmss
dinner
romes
before
110
W
j
j
9
f
$
3.
4
'4
liyuiiiMMU
&mm
ATTEND
FARMERS'
CO-OP
MEET
J
Russell
Love,
Edmonton.
leU.
president
of
the
laterpravincia!
Co-operative,
chats
here
with
W.
C.
Good,
Brant
ford.
Ont.,
during:
the
United
'Farmers
Co-operative
Co.
meeting
in
Toronto.
Mr.
Good,
who
has
worked
for
many
years
to
bring
about
the
reorganization
of
the
cooperative
a,
a
wholesale
controlled
by
the
local
co-operatives,
saw
his
dream
come
true
at
the
first
annual
meeting
of
'the
United
Co-operatives
of
Ontario.
"Ae
United
Farmers
Co-operative
Co.
Ltd.
was
reorganized
during
the-past
year
to
pmvlde
for
control
by
over
100
local
co-operatives
under
the
-.new
-name.
Both
individuals
and
local
co-operatives
owned
shares
under
the
old
structure.
ihem.
there
ill
be
no
reluctance
-about
second
helpings.
Two
of
the
lareest
of
Can-j
sda's
rean
liners
xvere
on
the
Atlantic.
Christmas
Day.
Leave
'
it
to
the
tars
to
take-care
of
an
'
weasion
like
that.
It
is
no
ed
oniv
to
make
-voluntary"
hardship
to
be
travelling.
nder
i
payments
of
an
agreed
sum.
such
circumstances.
There
are
Inere
Is
no
machinery
"
to
stop
vietides
at
-sea.
when
It
s
wases
at
their
source.
-
more
,jfee
,he
other
way
aroimd
I
The
situation
is
further
cam-
LACK
OF
CHILD
LEGISLATION
CREATES
PROBLEM
too,
m
the
AemtiJv
American
pohc-v
has
haa
to
plicated,
say
the
magistrates,'
,
'by
the
fact
that
a
man
may!
i
aisree
to
support
his
children
one
COSTLY
BIRD
KINISTINO.
Sask..
0
A
plain
unadorned
turkey
sold
for
$1,355
.t
an
auction
in
this
town
of
750
JOHANNESBURG
J
3
liven
Nceck.
and
deliberately
stop
;
ile
court
magistrates
here
say
'
work
the
next.
When
that
hap
'that
lack
of
suitable
social
le?-j
both
the
law
and
social
ana
l
Ior
me
pens.
!
islation
in
the
Union
of
South
welhire
-Focietles
are
powerless.'
,ne
Tl
tnanian
region
nau.
i
Africa
is
niacins
a
ereat
bur
j
cen
on
charitable
Institutions,
j
The
'African
Council
of
tKiiKjnf
t
and
"sll"
21
times,
j
the
"Secretary
lor
Justice
that
'"S""1-
!
pawers
be
given
magistrates
to
impose
orders
for
the
support
dren
nao
'
ro
s'r
nstItu-,
tion.
!
of
children
Qrowded
children's
homes
In
the
Union
show
social
ness.
There
is
a
serious
short
liifre
4S
no
ia
in
use
iiiwu
to
compel
any
wace-earner
to
pay
for
the
upkeep
of
any
of
his
children
in
an
institution,
r.or
are
court
orders
for
the
payment
of
maintenance
binding.
Because
of
this,
say
the
jurists,
thsuNar.cis
of
men
are
defaulting
and
many
.
children
must
be
taken
into
charitabk
organisations,
which
are
finding
it
diflicult
to
carry
on.
Oiie
of
the
main
reasons
advanced
for
failing
to
pay
for
the
maintenance
of
children,
apart
from
lack
if
responsibility,
is
that
post-var
optimism
and
temporary
high
wages
ted
men
to
agree
to
pay
age
of
foster
parents
willing
to;
!
look
after
children
for
a
num-
j
ber
of
years
without
actually
'
adopting
them.
r
Pi,
":
1'
submit
to
criticism
by
the
small
powers
and
the
"neutrals."
The
great
function
of
free
discussion
in
sifting
the
truth
has
been
performed.
In
the
jrenocide
resolution
and
even
more
in
the
'Universal
Declaration
of
Human
Rights
the
Assembly
raised
up
standards
of
conduct
for
the
nation
Avhich
can
have
a
tremendous
influence.
Critics
say
these
codes
will
not
be
obeypl
because
they
cannot
be
enforced.
They
have
said
the
same
thing
about
all
standards
of
conduct
from
the
Ten
Commandments
to
Magna
Carta.
Moreover,
the
Assembly
recognized
that
it
should
grow
as
a
peacemaking
agency.
Under
the
leadership
of
-Seretary
Lie,
Senor
Bramuglia.
and
Mr.
Evatt
it
has
pushed
unremittingly
its
own
efforts
for
conciliation
of
the
Berlin
dispute.
It.also
continued
the
Ralkan
Commission,
it
has
played
a
useful
role
in
the
plans
for
Palestine
pacification,
-and
ht
eontriinnwt
to
'better
understanding
of
othef
di.pute?.
.
,,t
TW$
istVt
iitJjyiiirse.
U.N.
holds
little
promise
of
Soon
de
'eloping
into
the
kind
of
world
government
'which
could
require
the
big
powers
to
abide
by
peaceful
settlements.
But
that,
it
seems
to
us.
is
a
growth
which
must
start
at
the
grass
roots
in
the
member
countries.
Only
as
they
are
willing
to
use
U.N.,
to
let
it
decide
disputes
and
to
support
its
decisions,
can
it
acquire
the
necessary
power.
In
this
Assembly
session
the
United
States
did
submit
its
case
over
Berlin
to
international
judgment.
The
result
was
of
mixed
utility.
Undoubtedly,
world
opinion
was
erystalized
in"
some
measure
against
Russian
intransigeance,
western
ojv
mion
was
united.
This
may
in
the
end
bring
Rus-
i
There
is
so
much
difficulty
in
amounts
mey
can
no
lonser
ai-
-
.
,
.
LAKGwAOE
SIIOKT-cc
i
r..i
ii
mi
nt.x
r
f
.md
teachiai!
la
laia.
j
,
'
ri
t
unamg
losicr
parents
inai
me
'National
'Council
of
Child
Wel-
'1'noWDF.n
Sfare
has
been
trvinz
to
find
a
Waee-earners
can
be
order-
MONTREAL.
0
Attendants!
new
DfcLHI
W
The
Indian
iities.
La-t
yrjr
t
INSTITUTIONS
!
reason,
tack
of
housing
is
one
responsible'
reason,
the
eounfil
stid.
but
the
meeting
Immigrants
at
nearoy
eovernmeni
wiu
esutousn
nine
Dorval
might
hnve
to
peak
13
1
fllowhip
in
IS49
to
etMiU
languages
were
it
not
for
onetrrench
stodenn
to
tio
rrscarth
airline's
ide-a.
The
immigrant
!
-
-cholar'hins
toTfi-IU:
Another
reason
to
be
for
the
overflow
in
Institu-:
main
reason
is
thought
Pocket
Knivl
Carving
Sets
tions
for
unwanted
children
is
lack
of
feeling
among
South
n0w
is
handed
a
printed
sheet;
that
many
men
have
married
Africans.
.
wnh
questions
In
English
and
again
since
the
war
and
feel
There
Is
also
a
shortaee
of
in
his
native
tonene.
All
he
has
their
responsibility
lies
more
Institutional
accommodation
u
do
is
nod
or
,hake
his
head
with
the
second
marriage
than
for
non-European
children,
whj
in
reply.
1
PYREX
DOUBLE
BOILERS
1
he
first,
particularly
if
there
have
been
committed
for
their:
I
any
children
of
the
second
protection.
S
END
OK
A
LINE
1
Table
Cutlel
'Ul
mar
riage.
The
last
known
p-KM-nscr
i
Casseroles
A
woman
who
divorces
a
man
Advertise
in
the
Dallv
Nev
s!
!
pigeon
died
In
captivity
In
19H
i
JF
I
B
!
I!
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
I
ia
iu
ii
more
conciliatory
attitude.
nut
lor
the
pre
eiu
u
nas
seemea
to
widen
me
oreac
ach.
And
it
was
Vl
d?
'
use
U.N.
against
:
it"-";
-)
strengthen
U.N.
K
motivated
more
by
a
purpose
to
cannot
claim
maintenance.
The
,
jurts
have
no
power
to
order
!
a
divorced
husband
to
main-
tain
his
former
wife,
although
maintenance
can
be
ordered
under
a
separation
order.
j
Some
men
agreed
to
pay!
weekly
sums
for
each
of
their
-children.
This
sum
often
;
amounted
to
two-thirds
of
I
neir
.wa&es.
They
then
re-;
nr.rried.
could
no
longer
pay
!
.he
maintenance,
and
the
chil-
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSION
;
Russia
in
a
power
struggle
than
to
To
()ii(,(in(l
All
.
.
.
A
Happy
and
Prosperous
New
Year
,
-.
rwi,
t
jut
v
;a?
a
world
iieace
organization
able
to
prevent
such
MARGARET
5!
OPTOMETRin
PRINCE
HUl'KRT
BOTTLE
COLLECTOR
AND
MESSENGER
B
-r.
5c:da.
Perfex
and
Ginger
Ale
Bottles
PHONE
RED
751
STONE
F
ROOM
m.
PHOS'E
struggles.-;
I
;
Any
use
of
U.N.
-to
further
nationalistic
aims
,
threatens
its
fundamental
purpose.
"U.N.'s
great
1
need
is
for
people
everywhere
to
develop
an
international
patriotism
which
will
resist
abuse
of
U.N.
tTby
their
own
governments.'-
Understanding
of
the
1
-necessity
for
the
rule
of
reason
and
international
agreement
to
supercede
nationalistic
lawlessness
is
'
a
first
step.
Devoted
allegiance
to
that
ideal,
alert
j
attention
to
the
patient
steps
required
in
practical
'
.".application
of
it.
and
firm
support
of
the
most
j
promising
machinery
available
should
follow.
Mr.
j
Evatt
gives
us
gTwi
advice.
"Hold
on
to
the
United
I'.
Nations
:
it
is
all
youVe'goL'
!
P.I.I
IE
W
ft
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTER
LTIS
AND
FURNITURE
REPAIRS
Plastic
Materials
Dunlopiiio
Mattresses
Drapes
Curtains
R"d
Spresrts
Cushions,
etc
po
Bn
mmm.
OUT
A-HUNTING
Winston
tthurchn..
74
years
of
age,
is
still
active
today
and
here
he
is
shown
as
he
recently
went
hunting
at
Chortwel!
Farms,
Westerham.
Kent,
adjoining
his
home.
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-Hand
Furniture
Phor.e
Blue
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P.O.
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OWXERS
are
invited
to
visit
our
showroom
to
see
the
SIMPLEX
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and
CUMMINS
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We
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and
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serTice
and
are
equipped
to
service
all
makes
and
types
of
internal
combustion
engines.
If
yoa
are
contemplating
the
purchase
of
a
new
motor
be
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large
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and
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AND
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OUR
CUSTOMERS
FOR
OUR
GOOD
BUSINESS
IN
1948.
WE
HOPE
THEY'LL
HAVE
A
HAPPY
HOLIDAY
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'
Chines
Dishes
a
Specially
Second
Avenue
opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
7:00
am.
to
3:30
ajn.
Phone
173
for
Outside
Orders
Wells
Cartage
Ltd.
Complete
MoTlng
Serriee
Cratine
Packing
Cartage
BU'E
78
BLVF.
9
if
ir
RIAL,
JIM
rVn
774