5
firearms
into
the
Chamber-
(governmental
power.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
June
8,
1250
i
Honored
On
A
ROMAN
CATHOLIC
nriest.
AT
THE
VERY
FIRST
MEET-
ablici
A.
I.,
lilll
ctrrprl
41
nrio
.
-
.
.
.
0.
H.
Nelson
Passes
Away
fined
20
on
March-19,
1950
for
...
..
I
DfifirAITIOnl
violating
South
Afrit's
new1
D
Pndlt'.
"P"""
Indla-
8ave
K6lirern6i1l
Mr.
Nelson,,
who
will
be
remembered
by
all
old
timers,
is
BACKBONE
OF
B.
C;
British
Columbia
has
35
cities,.
37
villages
and
37
districts.
;
J
;
law
of
racial
segregation
I
a
l,rnlc
llcKlng
10
aouln
AIrlca
8
i
His
"crime"
was
that
1
hcrt
Brand
old
man,
Smuts.
Thei
Harold
Skattebol
telegraph
O.
H.
Nelson,
who
published
a
j
survived
by
two
daughters.
He
I
UN-
I
of
i
fail
ffas
iaJ
it
performed
a
marriage
ceremony
i
overwhelming
majority
of
operator
for
the
Canadian
Na
morning
daily
newspaper,
the
'
was
a
brother
of
the
late
John
Journal,
in
Prince
Rupert
for
Nelson,
long
prominent
in
Rot-
u
delegates
were
against.
South
Africa
on
this
matter.
Indeed
it
tional
Railways
in
Rupert
for
uniting
a
white
man
to
a
"slight
ly
colored"
woman.
1
JAPAN
S
PORTS
In
pre-war
times
there
were
67
!
some
years
in
the
early
days,
died
anairs,
ana
an
outstanding
more
mine
than
man
thirty
inirty
vears
years,
retired
retired
1
,.i
1
SDeaker
Mr
Nplsnn'a
nlapp
nf
"V
J
recently
111
v
n:
iaji
iu.
tiia
hkc
weu
luesaav
ana.
at
a
brief
cere
hiK-inoos
n,oo
Tiri
A,.om,o
nnrts
onrn
to
fcreien
trade
in
n
.
iitujaciY
uctauoc
tile
niajuiiij
Reading
that
.
news
item
in
the
is
agalngt'
South
Africa,s
Jracc..
L
..?UndaJy
EPreSS
J.
""I
Persecution
policies
that
the
UN
monv
held
in
t.hp
waiting
rnnm
,
eighty.
.......
L
.J
T,
t
O
Ull
A
.
1
.
V.
llltllUI.,
.
J
-
v
Just
east
of
McBride
Street.
Japan.
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
,,
uuhiu
van
ouuui
has
been
adamant
in
refusing
1
...rf
CDC'
1!
Aincas
government
"'
uel1
cetV"
It
"
DON'T
rVT
THO
T
,
,T
t0
a11"
that
country
to
annex
UM
has
IUU;
deeply
insulted
india,
by
Its'
the
former
German
colonv
of
Skattebol.
And
so
"Skat,"
as
he
was
known
to
all
railwajmen
at
the
station
that
afternoon,
G.
C.
Sessions,
local
freight
agent,
in
the
presence
of
a
large
number
of
railway
em-
1
4
a
...
n
vnitrn1
j
1
1
4
downhearted
about
the1;
:,
1
uepu"
a"
U1
south
west
Africa
between
Rupert
and
Red
Pass
1
DM
Indian
ancestrv
frnm
Knnr.li
ployees
from
all
branches
of
the
;
an(i
to
many
others,
begins
his
Smuts
was
'
very
unhappy
about
it
all,
for
he
knew
very
COld
war
you
people
of
Africa
to
India.
And
in
so
doin?
service,
testified
fittingly
toUniiriav
with
t.hi
pnnH
wishp
If
hne
(a
.ttl
1
i
1
1
.
.
..
.
.
wen
that
the
position
he
was
I
the
esteem
and
affection
i
in
01
reiiow
employees,
ana
a
spe-
-
the
99
44-100
per
cent
of
j
'Cl
of
the
world
who
want
your,"11'16"
So"
Africa.
cial
blessing"
from
his
own
f
ra-
compelled
to
take
was
morally
1
which
Mr.
Skattebol
is
held
by
unsound.
He
consulted
with
our
I
his
fellow
workers.
On
their
m
mm
m
m
m
mw
m
m
m
m
.m
m
ternity
the
key
pounders.
m
mm
m
mr
mm
m
m
m
m
m
mr
mi
Iitfii
not
published
of
dis-r.n.rol
Board
of
O-OVernments
to
establish'
.u
,T
.
"lr'cans.
.,,s
n-
.meula
Mr.
Sessions
presented
to
"
.
"ic
natural
answering
cry
01
in
3
ivi
a
5
i
e
r
iviacKenzie
K-ini.
thp
Vpt.prun
nnprafnr
a
arallof
tJZd
BnUsh
Columbia.
TRAVEL
4
f
ppnee,
under
law
based
on
goodwill.
Here's
a
small
beginning:
The
Mexican
Parliament
de-
long
oppressed
and
humiliated
1
Smuts
explained
that
if
the
UN
j
whjch
contained
not
only
a
native
Africans.
If
the
foolish
administered
a
severe
licking
Lo
j
measure
of
legal
currency
but
a
white
minority
persists
In
its
South
Africa
the
re.sultant
re-cnrd
cnotl
ng
llfe
member.shi
p
ln
cutrageous
policy
of
race
and;
action
would
likely
upset
theifU
rr-r
r
n
.n,,
,,,
creed
on
March
16,
1950.
that;
color
discrimination,
it
will
sure-i
Rovt
rnment
'
l
,
I
C.W.ES.
"
for
All
Orraslmw
henceforth
nobody
not
even
....
box
516
Tel.
777
elected
deputies
may
bring
NOT
LONG
AGO
A
MINING
,
"South-
Africa
will
have
a
gov-1
The
card
tame
from
E.
R.
1
ernment
really
tough
on
this
j
Lancaster,
local
chairman
of
the
fcV
I
engineer
friend
sent
me
a
tch-
1
to
Order,
who
is
resident
agent
at
New
Hazelton.
A
bouquet
of
flowers
was
also
presented
for
delivery
to
Mrs.
race
question."
"What
would
you
,doT"
he
asked
Mr.
King.
The
answer,
wiicn
it
came
was
"patience,
patience,
patience."
nieal
Journal
telling
of
the
fine
living
and
working
conditions
enjoyed
by
some
negroes
in
fome,
South
African
mines.
'I
have
no
doubt
that
such
write-ups
are
true
and
that
the
ac-;
companying
pictures
were
ac-1
curate.
But
it
w'ould
have
been
.
possible
to
write
thus
about
lif-J
BOTTLE-FED
Opposes
Rearming
Of
West
Germany
mi
M
.BEANS
WASHINGTON
(PStale
Srcre-
(
,.........
...
.
Dean
A(!hcson
saicl
today
emit
ViAm
in
i-l
rf
ll
C
A
hnfnra
BABIES
If
yonr
baby
Is
botUe-fd,
be
tun
to
watch
little
bo
we
I
closely.
Mother's
milk
hu
natural
laxative
effect
which
helps
take
care
of
baby's
neeL
Lacking
this,
a
bottle-fed
ouuuicui
uai
v
ui
-
uv.iw.
-.
the
United
States
opposes
any
re-armament
of
Western
Germ-
the
emancipation
.by
Lincoln.
There
were
manv
slave
ulanta-
baby
often
gets
fretty,
feverish
nd
sufferi
I
run,'"''
as
a
"llu"s
uuru'e
"
'ions
which
were
humanely
Security
Of
the
West.
He
added,
Own
TMeU
help
you
keep
bby'l
boweta
"T-l.
i
.
r
,
:
cm
Mneaule
sweeten
uptet
wmmcnreiievi
......
TheiC
is
no
maglC
for
eliding
feverl.hne..
nd
teethini
trouble..
No
(hp
n.H
u
tt'
"leepr1
tull
no
duUinc
effect.
Easily
une
1.1.
IJ
war.
eruhni
to
powder,
it
desired.
Don't
let
,
our
bby
suffer
get
Baby's
Own
Tablets
today
Sua.
Its
hus'nrs?
!
ro
arfvt
rtisi
indeed
admirably
run
within
the
limits
in
which
it
is
pos-fble
to
make
slavery
humane
and
admirable.
But
the
mu:h
deeper
fact
was
that
slavery
was
an
cbsolctc
institution
which
no
longer
could
be
tolerated
or
allowed
by
a
human
race
with
a
more
highly
SHORTWOrlKollOMEWORlC!
i
developed
consciousness
and
pfiYALClTY
hpnee
conscience.
I
South
Afria's
segregation
law
is
a
slave
law
for
it
applies
a
!
system
of
slavery,
not
by
phy-
fal.liV......,.M..,.
ifli,:,:i.;,,il
.VMm.,iiii
I
steal
ownership
as
in
the
bad
i
1
old
days
but
by
the
abuse
of
'
r
1
1
There,
is
a
CHRISTIE
BISCUIT
for
every
fosfe
tilLK
THAT
WHIPS
SUNDAY
JUNE
18TH
Give
Him
LOAFERS
FOR
SUMMER
COMFORT
Tops
in
Meri's
Shoes
irwimwcdls
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(Formerly
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Transfer)
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Veriely
is
the
Cornotion
Evapor'otad
Milk
will
replace
cream
for
many
put
pose.,
including
whipping.
Carnation
costs
lets
than
Vi
as
much
as
whipping
cream.
Carnation
whips
beautifully,
rapidly.
Use
same
amount
of
undiluted
Carnation
as
you
would
of
cream.
W
These
Directions
Ml
Carnation
icy-cold
by
leaving
In
freezing
tray
of
refrigerertor
te
crystals
start
to
form
;
or
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con
under
freezing
coils
in
refrigerator
kt;
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can
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ice
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'
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.
in
baby,
things
for
tjiat
lively
baby
at
...
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topping
cakes
and
desserts,
beot
in
tablespoons
lemon
juice
and
Vi
cup
sugar
sch
cup
of
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rMt.ited
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on'
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