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ARRIVALS
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
Hews
Monday,
September
25,
1930
Prince
Rupert
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
W.
Traeger,
L.
A.
Vvestbroak,
H
R.
Reynolds,
R.
C.
Curran.
Mr
fs
As
y
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I,
It
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlncf
v..vJlupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
0.
A-
BUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
.
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and
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A.
V.
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Victoria;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L
Audet
and
Mr.
and
Mrs,
A
Mc-Arthur,
Watson
Island;
L.
Buchanan,
Smlthers;
a.
Q.
Langley,
VfBt
Vancouver;
S.
O.
Walker'
Kelowna;
Q.
J.
Johnston,
have
motored
all
the
way
from
Hastings
Street
to
the
Maritime?
and
it
cannot
be.
said
they
do
not
know
their
Canada.
Just
lecently
they
tarried
in
the
north
of
New
Brunswick
where
it
would
appear
the
French-Canadian
have
the
edge
on
things.
In
that
part
of
the
province
it
takes
observant
visitors
to
dig
up
what's
doing.
It
did
not
seem
that
way
years
ago.
Or
have
a
lew
Dionne
couples
been
moving
over
the
border?
in
M.n
.
"
urn,
p
i
"'
thin.
U.S.
$
SLUMP'S
THE
FINANCIAL
wizards
are
again
issuing
ponderous
explanations
of
the
slump
in
the
U.S.
dollar.
Those
explanations
are
pretty
hard
for
the
layman
to
understand.
But
if
we
look
back
at
what
has
happened
in
the
NOW
Kays'
SchwlP
The
harbor
of
Prince
Rupert
when
it
mirrors
the
mountain,
arouse
fond
remarks.
Usually
its
like
that.
Fogs
bring
a
mournful
dullness.
Stinging
ralna
lash,
gales
roar,
and
waves
sweep
N"w
$2,25
world
the
fifteen
in
past
of
us
wh0
dwell
wllhln
slht
or
SHARPSHOOTER
It
was
a
bull's
eye
for
smiling
David
Ralph
of
Antigua,
British
West
Indies,
a
member
of
Canada's
Special
Service
Force
now
in
training
nt
Chilliwack.
Ralph
volunteered
for
service
with
the
engineers
attached
to
the
special
force.
(CP
Photo)
HOBBY
SUPPLIES
NOVELTIES
TOYS
Penguin
Hobby
Shop
6th
Ave.
and
Fulton
St.
Phones:
BLUE
448,
GREEN
232
1
I
i
i
years
we
see
this:
sound
of
salt
water,
take
it
all
I
in
the
daily
stride.
To
be
any-
Whenever
the
big
financial
where
else
would
be
to
miss,
Interests
begin
to
get
rid
of
the
something.
money
of
a
certain
country
to
j
exchange
that
money
for
gold
Winner
of
the
Nobel
peace
er
some
other
country's
money
prize,
this
year,
is
Dr.
Ralph
then
the
country
from
which
Bunche,
grandson
of
a
slave.
He
the
"flight"
of
capital
occurs
is
was
mediator
in
Palestine
when
aue
lor
some
economic
bum;s.
war
between
Jews
and
Arabs
That
was
true
of
country
after
ceased.
Such
a
great
honor
will
country
in
the
1930
s
and
It
was
be
welcomed.
So
will
the
$23,000
true
of
Britain
and
30
other
cash.
-A"
Hellish
Blunder
.I"-
..'-
-y
"J
T-lnUst
be
hell
for
an
army
to
be
strafed
by
the
v.
1
Tallies
upon
whom
it
had
called,
to
come
to
its
its
assistance
in
the
thick
of
combat
but
that
is
what
happened
at
the
end
of
the
week
to
a
British
regiment
fighting
in
the
hills
of
Korea.
Veterans
know,
of
course,
that
such
things
have
occurred
in
previous
wars.
They
did
not
become
so
instantly
and
commonly
known
what
with,
security
and
censorship
and
the
fact
that
the
correspondents,
in
those
days,
did
not
follow
the
battles
so
intimately
and
did
not
have
the
communication
facilities
so
immediately
available
as
today.
Nevertheless,
such
blunders
as
this
cannot
be
so
easily
explained
away
or
fogotten
fend
it
will
be
a
long
time
before
this
very
tragic
one
will
be
lived
down.
No
matter
how
unintended
or
accidental
it
may
have
been,
no
matter
what
apologies
may
be
made
and
regrets
expressed,
there
is
also
the
factor
of
morale
destruction.
There
must
also
be
the
remorse
of
those
whose
mistake
caused
the
tragedy.
OUTLAWING
COMMUNISTS
OVERRIDING
by
United
States
Congress
of
President
Truman's
veto
of
a
bill
calling
for
,
the
registration
of
Communists
in
the
United
States
focusses
attention
on
the
cjuesion
of
whether
or
not
the
Communist
Party
(Labor-Progressive
in
Canada)
should
be
outlawed.
With
the
fight
between
communism
and
democracy
moving
swiftly
from
cold
war
to
hot,
it
is
not
an
easy
question
to
answer.
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PULL-ON
RUBBER
0VERSH?
Is
Committed
For
Reckless
Driving
Lome
Anderson
was
Friday
committed
in
magistrate's
court
to
trial
by
a
higher
court
at
its
next
sitting.'
The
charge
of
reckless
driving
was
laid
against
Anderson
as
the
result
of
an
accident
in
which
the
car
was
in
collision
with
Swan
Peterson,
a
pedestrian,-
at
tne
Junction
of
First
and
Second
Avenues.
Peterson
sustained
serious
injuries.
Children's
Sizes
111
White
Red
VTTl
1
Sizes
5
to
12
j'
Sizes
13
to
3
j
countries
at
the
time
of
the
de-;
valuation
of
the
pound
sterling!
British
Columbia
is
expected
last
year.
to
believe
a
Sun
editorial
to
the
o0o
;
effect
that
the
constables
of
the
THE
OFFICIAL
YEAR
BOOKS
f
VhU
?
Sn
vld
"allowe
tell
us
that
"United
States
bem
.t0
?
hoodlumkm
It
s
hard
to
credit.
monetary
stocks
increased
bv
'
wha
SeemS
$17,800,000,000
from
1934
to
1949,
'
T
inclusive.
During
the
same
n?rene
Tl'T
tuT
,Ut
period,
the
total
known
new
pro.
;
"UennAnJ
"
lmf
dl
J?y'
t0
hiS
ductlon
onnnnnnnn
of
gold
was
worth
$15,-
policeman
,
J"
fears
m,
him
u
he
,
imme-
"
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
KoDerts
Roberts
pt,
m
H
r.w.
uoji
ojo
cnarne
'
i
diately
becomes
a
young
bum
j
In
other
words
all
the
new
and
the
officer's
Job
ten
times
jgold
production,
or
its
equiva-lmore
troublesome,
'lent,
found
its
way
to
the
caves'
.
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it.'
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'm
tditC
i
1
ANNOUNCEMENT
We
are
not
taking
any
dealing
or
pressing
at
present
ENGINES
&
EQUIPMENT
W
stix
k
m
ml
hiive
fur
nulr
iinimlim
(lli-HrlA.
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iim
KiiKiim
.
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plpln(.
l-'lrvihl
fui"!
linen.
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INtlr
khIvhIl
.
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hi
l-t
Jm
In
mid
I'll
r
Ik.
Hrmw
anil
Iron
Him
KiiIIith.
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l'iM-
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Kalililtnl
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IV-arliiK.
4;i
vi
t
liiti
lip
mill
anchor
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ami
llru
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liiilln,
MiU,
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anil
Cap
Ilallliut
MiIp
Riilli-ria
A-
Khnm
Amiiiir
Ciiinlv
Mtsri
hi-aclK
Hat
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Stwl.
Varlinm
urtli
Ip
of
iiinrlnr
llaril-Harp
and
piiilpinpiit,
tiMi
nuiiiPi-nus
to
nipiitliiii.
IJYTOWX
SIACHINE
WORKS
,t
r
on
n.nox,
Kentucky,
in
ad-
An
American
army
lieutenant
j
dition,
two
and
a
half
billions
in
Korea
has
been
sentenced
to
jwere
sucked
out
of
vaults
in'
death.
He
had
refused
to
obey
;
other
countries
and
attracted
In-
orders
a
grave
enough
offence,
'
te
Uncle
Sam's
coffers.
j
even
in
peacetime.
He
has
re-
'
000
fused,
he
6aid,
because
obedience
j
IT
IS
WORTH
NOTING
THAT
.
would
have
meant
the
death
of
(
the
U.S.
was
a
net
loser
of
gold
I
himself
and
twelve
men.
HLs
during
1942.
1943.
1944
and
1945.
'
wife
is
apoealing
to
President
That
is
just
another
way
of
say-
Trumaii.
It
was
expected
that
We
shall
attend
to
efficient
service
on
Tailoring,
Alterations
and
Re
NEW
OFFICIAL
R.
A.
Emerson
who
has
been
appointed
assistant
chief
engineer
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway.
Mr.
Emerson
is
a
third
generation
C.F.R.
employee,
his
father,
mother
and
grandfather
all
having
served
the
company
in
western
Canada.
Try
a
L'uny
News
Classified.
Classiiltcv
Ads
Bring
Results.
pairing
Vlr
New
Fall
Samples
have
just
arrived
Order
now
for
better
choice
ing
mat
her
total
payments
to
he
would
hear
the
appeal.
But
it
the
outside
world
were
greater
does
not
invariably
follow
that
man
nci
wiai
receipts
irom
tne
there
will
be
any
interferen
-e
.....
J
J
1
i
LING
THE
T
A
I
LOR
uuwiuc
wunu
ana
sne
naa
to
close
the
gap
by
hard
cash
hundred
shoti
on
A
.couple
of
eight
pound
elk
,have
been
220
-6th
St.
Phcne
namely,
gold
:
cox
oo
The
real
explanation
of
the
tho
onppn
rhnrinitp
Tsinnrt.
slump
in
the
value
of
the
U.S.
Had
this
been
forty
years
ago'
dollar
is
that
the
U.S.A.
Is
again
the
bag
would
probably
have-paying
out
more
than
she
Is
tak-
been
exposed
for
sale.
That
long
ing
in.
She
is
compelled
to
close
ago
no
elk
were
ever
seen
on
the
gap
by
actual
gold
ship-tne
Prince
Rupert
market,
but(
ments.
-,
other
species
of
game
were,
and',
,
1
"3SP?i
'If
f
f
Phone
203
The
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce,
in
its
'
news
letter,
discusses
a
remark
of
President
Tru-1
man
that
"we
cannot
get
rid
of
communism
just
by
-
passing
a
law."
This
is
a
very
wise
remark,
says
the
bulletin,
but
one
which
must
be
considered
.carefully.
.
"
You
cannot
eliminate
murder
by
passing
a
law
but
you
can
take
action
against
murderers.
You
cannot
get
rid
of
Communist
thinking
by
passing
a
law,
but
what
you
can
do
by
legislative
means
is
move
against
Communism
as
a
potential
criminal
gang
not
Communists
as
philosophers
or
politicians.
This
is
an
important
difference.
Opponents
of
outla'wing'
the
Communist
Party
,
.
say
that
we
may
drivethernr
underground.
This
is
"certainly
a
weighty
reason
for
tolerating
the
Com-;
munists.
They
are
perhaps
less
dangerous
as
they
;
are.
now
crackpots,
malcontents
than
they
would
be'as
martyrs,
driven
into
hiding
by
the
state.
On
the
other
hand,
how
do
we
know
they
'have
not
a
considerable
underground
network
now?
Periodic
arrests
of
Communists
on
espionage
charges
sug-
gest
that
thev
are
methodically
running
an
under-;
ground
intelligence
system,
for
the
benefit
of
the
i
U.S.S.R.
!
.-..-Another
comment
on
the
"underground"
ques
u"
:
first
class
feeding
it
made.
Bat
THE
MONEY
EXPERTS
WILL
today,
it's
different:
We
shoot
say
that
this
means
that
the
each
other
Instead.
U.S.
dollar
Is
not
In
fact
worth-
what
it
is
theoretically
worth;,'
that
is
that
one
ounce
of
gold
is
Ontario
Cities
.
worth
more
than
$35
in
Uncle
Keep
f
E.e
Fost
T.'m-
Time
,
Sam's
paper
money.
They
may
also
predict
that;
TORONTO
Toronto,
Hamil-Uncle
Sam
will
soon
have
to
pay
ton
oshawa
and
other
Ontario
more
than
$3d
for
an
ounce
of
ciUes
as
a
power
conservaUon
For
All
Electrical
Winn
"
'
Va
won.t
me
us
md
HRht
saving
although
the
rest
of
up
here
in
Canada.
Who
would-
Lh
,
rD.rf
,
J
rted
to
C0U1
"
standard
n't
take
$40
or
$50
an
ounce
Jf"
?J7
time
batui
day
night.
lather
than
$35?
oOo
I
DON'T
UNDERSTAND
THE
,
,.,
u
l
And
Service
'
not
surrthrt";rrhUttrPnV,;'"er,
wool,
cotton,
or
lumber..
7yal0tvS
I
would
like
to
see
a
dollar
do
either.
Those
who
do
know
don't
or
won't
tell.
But
I
do
know
that
it
has
been
going
on
NORTHERN
B.
C.
POWER
(
a
long
time.
Moreover,
it
is
very
tion
is
this
:
"Do
we
worry
about
driving
murderers,
difficult
,to
interfere
with
its
thieves
nnrlpro-rnuTifl?
If
i
a
rli-Uro
V,
Pftmnniniot
c
,
goings-on.
It
seems
to
me
pro
'
PRINCE
RUPERT
STEWARW
-.-to..v.
.
v.n,
L,,
uumniuiuow
tr.ih.Al'.
.t-n
.
.ii..-!
i
always
worth
say
ten
loaves
of
bread,
or
two
pounds
of
butter,
or
half
a
bushel
of
wheat,
or
a
fraction
of
all
thOSe,
'combined
But
so
long
as
we
do
have
the
gold
standard
it
seems
o
me
It
ought-
to'
be
the
honest
and
not
the
phoney
gold
standard.
That
is
we
simply
ought
to
sell
and
circulate
gold
by
weight
measureand
let
it
find
its
own
price
like
everything
else.
v
j
-V
'.
f
PHONE
210'
:
'
aergrounrt
by
outlaw
ing
them,
are
we
up
against
years
Jesus
Christ
lived
and
taught
in
peace
in
Palestine
and
ny
tougher
problem
than
in
dealing
with
dope
iiulli
vi
null
i.jurr
--peddlers
and
other
enemies
of
society?"
Because
Communists
are
self-declared
enemies
of
the
i
nearby
countries.
But
within
:
four
days
of
the
time
He
inter-i
f
ered
with
the
international
(money
exchange
racket
He
was
'put
to
death.
The
money
standard
I
would
j
lkie
to
see
would
be
based
on
Try
a
Daily
News
Classified.
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
CITY
OPEN
FROM
7:30
PM
to
8:30
AM
g-
We
Specialize
in
Chinese
Dlsnes
(ftjj.
!
Just
Arrived!
A
beautiful
selection
of
Rhinestone
Jewellery
.
.
.
Necklets,
Earrings,
Bracelets.
Democratic
society.
;A
strong
argument
in
favor
of
outlawing
the
Qprnmunist
Party
is
that
such
an
action
will
drive
many
dupes
away
from
the
movement.
The
R.C.M.P.
undoubtedly
know
who
most.of
the
Communists
are.
But
perhaps
the
most
dangerous
Communist'
agents
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the
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