I
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Thursday.
December
29,
19-19
Saving
Pri:
I
Kurance.
But
the
soreness
Is
be-;
cause
cabinet
minlsu-rs
went
about,
the
hustings
last
June'
boasting
of
B.
C.s
wonderful
hos-
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insurance
at
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cheap'
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J.
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Nesbitt
No
sooner
was
the
election
over
'
For
Mftn
0
h
Stalinism
and
the
government
safely
back
P,m;r
Jnhncnn
CKomnion
Traveler
HistOfV
in
offiie
than
UP
wcnt
ths
P1('-
riCII
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Men's
S11IT:
'i
lums.
Of
Speokersliip
Those
Insurance
Rotes
No
Premier
in
British
Columbia's
history
has
I
wool
worsts
A
J.k
James
Auriel,
"aed
59
of
done
quite
as
much
travelling
as
'Boss"
go
in,
perfect
fitss
Men's
TOP
C0a5
Johnson.
I
wpel
ln
Vancouver.
He
figured
In
a
list
of
eight
overnight
accidents.
He
was
struck
by
a
car
Hnd
suffered
a
lacerated
face.
'vieaium
Melton
smartly
tailored
He's
been
head
of
the
government
only
little
more
than
two
years,
but
the
number
of
miles
he
has
travelled
must
be
staggerig.
T.
D.
Pattullo
was
a
pretty
good
traveller
when
he
was
in
office
John
Hart
liked
BALAGNO
Phone
Grrrn
"1"
to
stay
home.
Only
during
the
Bui
im
Djniinion-Provincial
conferences
on
financial
negotiations
did
Mr
Hart
go
to
Ottawa.
Perry,
president
of
the
B.
C.
Liberal
Association
and
publisher
of
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News;
R.
H.
Carson
of
Kamloops.
who
had
to
resign
because
of
poor
heatlh,
aid
former
Premier
John
Hart,
attending
to
his
private
financial
justness
in
Victoria
and
often
wing
east
for
annual
meetings
of
ig
financial
concerns
of
which
he
is
a
director.
M
-
.
i4
!
V,
Men's
ORESSSHlI'l
Hirj
sf-lection
from
C
Men's
T
!
E
S
Qifts.
Latest
sho;!(
I
from
,
Mn's
SWEATEpf
oiillovpr
onrj
butt,
I
rtvl"s.
wooK,
q
ti
from
.
firess.
all
wool
r
good
assortment
I
from
'
Men's
oil
wool
ri
heovy
SHIRT-JAC,
good
shades.
Rc
borgain
But
Mr.
Johnson
has
been
on
the
go
steadily
for
two
years.
He
has
practically
commuted
between
here
and
Ottawa.
During
the
June
election
campaign
lie
set
an
all-time
record
for
speeoh-rr.aking
and
visiting
the
people
of
the
province
in
their
home
i
Observers
here
are
wondering
lr
-
'
iirY1
iim
iii
j
nm
i
n
"THE
CELEBRATION'
of
Stalin's
70th
birthday
I
has
nut
lvcn
the
most
important
but
certainly
one
of
the
m..-
t
significant
event
of
the
whole
year,
for
it
dramatically
revealed
the
true
character
of
the
'Soviet
regime.
The
celebrations
far
surpassed
in
gplen;!oi
magnitude
and
in
fervor
those
in
li47
of
the
''Hh
anniversary
of
the
Soviet
revolution.
For
today
Stalin
has
become
more
important
than
the
revolut'on.
Communist
orthodoxy
is
no
longer
Marxist
or
Leninist
or,
i
n
d
e
e
d.
Communist.
It
has
become
a
creed
of
complete
unquestioning
subservience
to
the
authority
of
a
single
man.
'Stalinism"
is
autocracy
of
a
kind
whcih
neither
the
Tsars,
nor
the
Chinese
Vlmpero'-s,
n.r
even
the
Roman
Emperors
ever
knew.
Perhaps
the
Roman
Emperors:
but
no
one
since.
I
or
w
itlun
tae
orbit
of
Soviet
power,
the
authority
of
Maiin
is
accepted
or
enforced
as
absolute
in
eve'-v
sphere
t
f
action
and
thought.
His
decrees
are
unquestionable;
his
judgments
are
infallible.
He
is
the
ultimate
authority.
To
do
the
will
of
Stalin,
to
think
the
thoughts
of
Stalin,
pay
him
homage
to
low1
him
and
revere
him:
these
are
the
law
of
the
Soviet
empire
and
even
to
question
it
is
both
heresy
and
tr.n'son.
"The
birthday
homage
has
emphasised
all
this
and
made
it
plain
to
a
still
astonished
outer
world.
Unfit
is
not
new.
The
great
Stalin
legend
which
has
transformed
the
whole
character
of
Soviet
Communism
has
been
created
carefully
and
deliberately
over
a
period
of
a
dozen
years,
i
Evtn
now
the
depth
of
this
abasement
before
a
dictator
is
hardly
understood.
His
political
autoc-racv
h-
long
been
realized.
All
power
in
the
Soviet
Union
i
in
the
hands
of
the
Communist
party.
But
the
reh.don
of
Stalin
to
the
Party
is
that
of
the
Ro
if
the
government
will
have
the
i
nerve
to
once
again
raise,
hospital
:
insurance
premiums.
The
belting
i
is
that
it
won't,
that
any
further
,
deficit
will
be
made
up
from
the
VANCOl'VIK
VI('V(KIA
SEATTLE
Sunday.
J
p.m.,
Camosun
Tcesony,
1:30
p.m.,
Comiitlam
A
tVV.
ARM,
STrWAKT
Al
PORT
S'MPSON
unuay,
11
p
m
CUT
TURKEYS
DOWN
TO
FAMILY
SIZE
Everyone
talks
about
the
size
of
turkeys
but
no
one
does
anything
about
it
;
no
one
except
W.
Otto
Wigcins.
Ir.glewooct.
Out,
Here
he
holds
a
full-size
gobbler
while
Donna
Marchment
holds
one
he
developed
by
patient
cross
breeding.
It
weighs
only
eight
pounds
--just
right
for
'.he
average
family.
v
In
SDtember
of
1r"R
li"
"lit
to
London
to
attend
the
Empire
Parliamentary
Conference
and
tries.
Now
he
has
accented
nn-ether
invitation
to
London
-this
time
to
be
puest.
sneaker
hnd
principal
guest
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Timber
Trade
Federation
of
BHtiin.
The
session
of
the
Legislature
lrofWv
on't
be
u
lv
h""
hut
the
Premier
can
'cave
th"
House
In
rhf
of
F'nance
Miinstr
Herbert
Anscomb.
Men's
SOX
b'
selection,
new
Hr
good
quality,
from
Boys'
SHIRTS
shades,
from
5
Boys'
SWEATERS-
rich
sales
tax,
which
Is
rolling
In
(
more
than
$18
000.000
a
year.
;
Certainly
the
government
is
worried;
It
knows
toe
money
must
come
from
somewhere.
But
j
there's
no
doubt
the
public
is
sore
:
at
the
increase
some
months
ago.
not
that
it
still
Isn't
cheap
in-
.,'?s:'iilXS
!
I.IXIK1
STF.AMFlt
FOR
SOl'TII
to:n
CIIARI.OTTK
ISLANDS
'
ss.
Camosun
Dec.
30
)0
p.m.
j
FOR
NORTH
QI
F.KN
I
assortment
from
S!
Ray
Reflects
.
.
.
...
u
nd
Reminisces
Mrs
Nancv
Hor?tes
is
B.C.'s
2?nci
Etjeakcr
since
the
province
joined
Cnnfdicin
Con'ederfltinn
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun
Jan.
6
and
20
FRANK
J
SK1NVKI'
Prince
Runrt
f.vr..
ThUc
Avn-
!
fao4ie
".-6?
Boys'
SUhi
,r
g
dine
CiOth,
d
o
1.
1;
breasted
smartly
1
1:
ed,
bargain
for
$',
Boys'
PANTS,
c
worsted,
all
wool
t.
smartly
tailored
j
'
from
!
j
p.ood
motorijtg
between
this
city
Advertisina
in
newspapers
re
PRINCE
GEORGE
;
RAtl
fs
Ff)H
VANCOUVER
i
rid
Intermedials
Port
Fach
Thursday
at
11:15
p"m.
mains
tops.
The
radio,
the
and
Terrace,
but
since
then,
late
'"
.
B"fo-
t
n-i
b
screen,
and
other
publicity
sour-
snowstorms
prevented
motoring
Hicken
was
the
'rm"-tim
n"d
ces
try
to
b?
substitutes
but
they
any
.diaiance
and
Friday
it
was
most,
famous
coioni
il
Rpenlcer
in
get-
nowhere.
During
the
first
ten
finally
declared
closed.
So
we
B.C.'s
history.
First
Sucker
months
of
this
year,
national
have
another
winter
without
a
after
Confederation
was
Um.
lineage
increased
11.1
per
cent,
highway.
James
Trimble.
Some
famous
I
Boys'
ond
Giris'
ST
j
INGS
and
SOCKS
i
from
names
in
the
province's
story
of
Th?
Christmas
season
burglar-
politics
are
on
the
roster
of
man
Emperors
to
the
Senate
"whose
decrees
(i
n
Total
advertising
was
up
by
ten
i-M.i
:
i
-.1
u
r...t.,nA
.-,,.,1
Pt
percent,
The
business
world
find
F
O
N
E
Vitl."uii
ill
HI
"iii:itei
mc
uiiidirn
-..m
Mir
i
u
.
nui
.
:
3
5
it
pays.
ies
were
something
rare
here,
speakers
amons
them
Hon.
D.
featured
bv
explosives,
most
of
w-
Hipains.
Hon.
C.
E.
Pooky.
or
KETCHIKAN
nisrsDy
midnight
or
Reservation
Write
or
Cui:
A
U
how
hiVi
u-pr
hnrrpn
nf
pain
Hon.
How
come?
And
again.
'
Soup''
(so
called
i
however,
has
''ara
been
made
use
of
before
in
this
arp
Fr
come?
Prince
Rupert
is
being
slighted.
Her
renowni
as
a
wet
The
woi
kmar.shm
did
not
speakers
Mr.
Justice
A
M.
Man
CABS
Stand:
York
Hulrl,
3rd
Ave,
even
the
Senate
met
and
debated.
The
Communist
party
of
the
Soviet
Union
has
not
been
allowed
even
to
holt!
congress
for
a
dozen
years.
It
is
simply
a
highly-disciplined,
highly-priviliged
body
carrying
o
u
t
t
h
e
orders
of
a
central
committee
nominated
and
controlled
by
the
dictator.
There
is
indeed
no
limit
to
the
abasement,
no
limit
to
he
sveophancv.
And
it
is
not
onlv
in
words
CITY
OR
DfcNli
OFFICE
BC.
weather
hub
is
ignored.
The
dis-
city.
Unction
goes
elsewhere.
Ketchi-
iniUo
kan
has
been
front
page
news
te
amat?ur
or
novice
either.
son
and
Mr.
Just'e?
No-nia
t
Whitt-nker
nf
the
Supreme
Court;
.-t
in
'h'.
r
And
now
from
Vancouver
comes
news
that
the
five
important
points
i:i
British
Columbia
are:
The
library
committee
of
tlr?
F.
A.
Pauline,
now
an
o'.d
man,
Women
of
th
Moose
met
at
t
but
still
active,
and
living
i:s
r-
lMn:e
of
Mrs.
A.
Ritchie
at
the
tircment
in
Victoria:
J.W.Jones,
ei.d
of
last
week.
Refreshments
in
the
stock
and
bond
business
BROADWAY
CAF!
mm
but
in
net.
Russian
literature,
music,
art
and
science
coquuinm
Lake,
annual
rainfall
,.
,
,
.
,
.
,
.
135
inches:
Stave
Lake.
137;
Big
a
short
busi-
in
Victoria:
C.
F.
Davie,
practising
law
in
Duncan;
H.
G.
T.
were
served
afUr
ness
session.
o
T
jf
Ma
Best
Foe
must
aa
coiuonn
to
me
laMes,
uinin?,
cruue
uiuih.-ing,
fesrs,
and
hates
and
personal
prejudices
of
the
titan.
The
result
is
considerable
technical
achievement
(riainly
imitative
and
unoriginal)
but
spiritual
deat'.
Falls
Creek
145;
Seymour
Fails.
147:
Ocean
Falls.
166.
And
yet
for
forty
years
Prince
Rupert
with
far
less
precipitation,
has
had
unfit,
fame
as
n-.;
city
has
before
or
since.
Finest
Cookiie
5
vVy
Hours
Hours
7am
7am
t(
t(
i
t
-Phone
200
ON
GKITINd
KICKED
OUT
For
Take
Home
Orders-
!
F.
ran
see
r.o
good
or
necesarv
reason
whv
w
the
citv
council,
after
hearing
the
appeal
of
From
Saturday
last
until
yesterday
newspapers
in
Prince
Ru-jriert.
both
local
and
from
out-side,
paused
for
a
while.
Tuesday,
the
reading
public
had
become
a
bit
restive.
What
was
doing1
What
had
happened?
Stray
;
.
reports
floated
around,
ar.d
no
'
one
seemed
certain
of
anything.
:
ThM-e
..
a
5trana.
sorxO.ative
two
local
taxi
men
on
such
a
minor
matter
as
rein
Values
for
You
i
O
Lunch
Kits
Pyrex
Wore
9
Hcrcoiotcrs
Q
HocKet
Kmvcs
Covered
Roasters
O
Thermos
b
sort
of
teeiing.
But
then,
you
will
hear
folks
say:
"Oh
well,
there's
nothing
in
the
papers
anvvav."
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
11
tB'HifhuyrEm
statement
of
t'.-eir
drivers'
licences,
should
have
found
i
necesary
last
night
to
po
into
complete
se-
cret
session,
even
subjectinjr
the
press
to
the
indig-
nity
of
ejection,
;o
consider
its
decision.
There
might
:
have
lx-en
a
reason,
of
course,
but
certainly
we
can
think
of
none
in
the
public
interest
or
in
the
interest
;
of
any
kind
of
security
why
the
public,
to
say
nothing
of
the
press,
should
W
barred,
hearing
discussion
of
such
matters
as
the
dying
council
retired
to
secrecy
to
debate
last
night.
The
council
or
any
other
body
for
that
matter,
should
remember,
when
it
excludes
the
press,
it
is
not
oivy
subjecting
a
mere
reporter
to
an
affront
which
Reserves
the
resentment
that
it
gives
rise
to
but
is,
in
effect,
snubbing
the
public
which
the
press
in
a
iYie
and
democratic
country
represents
and
en-tWavov5
to
serve
and
which,
to
some
degree
at
least
it
is
exited
to
keep
informed,
on
acts
at
the
hands
of
the
,Hople
it
elects
and
to
whom
thev
are
responsible
It
?s
when
p'lllie
bodies
and
elected
representatives
adopt
such
methods
as
excluding
public
and
BAKED
FRESH
DAILY
Delectable
Party
Pastne-and
Cakes
That
Everyone
Enjoys
The
warehouse
on
the
waterfront,
built
during
the
war
for
the
accomodation
of
the
United
States
army,
ar.d
which
was
reported
sold
by
the
War
A-sef;
Corporation
Friday,
is
said
to
be
the
largest
of
its
kind
anywhere.
Since
the
war.
the
building
h.is
been
unoccupied,
although
nego-
'
tiations.
looking
to
i's
use,
have
been
carried
on
from
time
to
time
There
had
been
pousibili-ties
of
its
demolition
unless
the
property
became
definitely
disposed
of
and
utilized
as
a
going
concern.
The
American
forces
had
not
been
stationed
in
Prince
Rupert
long
before
construction
started
and
the
job
took
the
better
part
of
a
year.
It
began
in
August,
and
finished
the
follow
-
nil
x
i
(
Sk1
y-
He'
o
365
days
of
Health,
Happiness
and
L
1
Prosperity
.
XJ
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD.
619
3rd
Ave
Phone
t
For
The'
New
Year
labor
was
press
trom
its
ueuoe
rations
mat
so-caned
oemoera-
in?
sprir.g
Loral
tie
organizations
lay
themselves
open
to
suspicion.,
lar?e:-v
employed.
SI
9.95
to
S26
G
E.
Radios
$14
'
t
t
'
9
,
:
i
:
.
'.
The
state
cf
the
highway
between
Prince
Rupert
and
the
interior
country
keeps
one
Not
so
long
ago.
there
was
$29
G.E.
Floor
Polishers
G
E.
Washers
with
pump
6
cu.
ft.
Leonard
'Refrigerator
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its
successor
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we
shall
be
deserving
of
a
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and
respect
which
wo,
apparently,
did
not
enjoy
with
the
retiring-
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