I
this
request.
His
p'anei
are
i
Prince
Rupert
D?.i!y
News
Ruhbrooit
Height,
before
the
winter
sets
In
and
Editor,
Daily
News:
;
e
have
recurrence
of
I
read
your
very
compimen-
year
when
was
uexr
to
ed.
tonal
on
the
eood
lob
ib-e
to
have
coal,
oil
or
erocer-
i
LETTERBOX
Tr.iiy.
Aug-a:
25,
lilO
:
SO
IES.
aha:
happens
If
and
SITE
SCR
IPTION
RATES
By
Carrier.
rr
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
73c;
Per
Tear.
,
i
the
city,
with
the
assistance
of
ies
delivered.
I
think
most
cf
the
tVHT
THE
SECRECY?
"
:
the
provincial
government,
have
pecp.e
living
on
the
above
Editor,
Daily
News:
done
cn
the
downtown
streets
streets
are
sc.idly
behind
my
re-
This
mornin
i
announcement
and
1
heartily
approve,
but
quest.
Q
7
r
v
See
ID
it
when
the
Chinese
mainland
Red
armies
carry
out
their
long
planned
tnrasion
f
Formosa?
i
J30O;
By
Mail,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$3.00.
"i?
Suppose
the
VJS
r.eet
defeats
cvsr
station
CFPR
that
"owmi
nat
about
the
forgotten
tax-
this
invasion
'as
I
l-e
1Ure
it
to
draiaiitaiei
bevond
our
payers
ut
in
the
"Suets,"
name-
Yours
for
better
streets.
JAMES
McK.
ANDREW
Aa
tedependect
dai:y
newspaper
OvoVd
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prine
P.upert
and
nor.herri
and
central
British
Columbia
-Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
or
Circulation
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
O.
A..
HUNTfcK,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
;
could
i
would
not
the
result
be
control
we
are
unable
to
bring
y
Fir5t'
Overlook
Street,
Pugot
;mar
between
China
and
the
you
the
news"
Just
about
'burnt
Avenue.
PUgot
Place.
Second
!
IT
S
A
O
1
t,t
v
.
.
,
t
r)Vr!n
kr
Street
anH
Hrmsn
1
ton;
Arivertiw
thoiiaH
mis;
n
.
'
t--
t
-
pi
i.nnp
nun
BrtTr
me
up-
"
y
ciiai
we
ce
ioa
B
ELMORE
PHILPO
I
I
Hn
tn
th
iom.
v..
...
Srrt
Rnr
w
it
l
ih.ii.1
tim
-
-
-
-
i
itriwrj
me
nature
oi
me
circum-
...
coiiid
our
men
be
fthtfog
under
stances
is?
Is
It
X
such
secret
"mhing
was
done
to
these
1
.ru
.cnAnj
ray4
LETTER
TO
LES.
I
,
Mac
Arthur's
command
in
Kor-
character
that
'he
explanation
am
uta!
think
most
op-
i
a
onH
r.t
f
ifK
a
w
i
.
Aratnr
nf
ral
lniire
t
t
fitlr
(Thi
U
h,
t,.nrH
nf
tarn
.
-'-
-satiui.
ucu.et
wou.a
enaanger
our
national
"
--"
urns
is
use
second
oi
io
,,-
if
.hoc.
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
vr.
tm-b.
oa
tsvik.
open
letten
to
Hon.
Lester
B
Pearson
from
his
bojhood
"
"
u.ior
ureu
Li
tiic
"
..
iuuuu
-u-
eaiety.'
oareiy
we
mignt
ce
Uia
tKcrean
border?
;
If
the
Interruption
is
due
to
a
endorse
my
iUfement.
that
they
'
mm
i
me;hanKil
breakdown
iw
tn
i,n.
are
a
downrient
disgrace.
school
chum
and
team-mate.
So
let's
have
something
done
WHAT
The
New
favorable
-atmospheric
.
condi
.
Ap
Editorial
Experience
WE
had
a
unique
editorial
experience
one
day
this
week.
Ve
wrote
an
editorial
on
a
very
tentious
subject
and
were
complimented
on
our
"frirness
bv
persons
on
both
sides
of
a
current
discuss
on.
Conits
ler't
Sem
u'
CatLidusu-sj.;
tor
Orsrw
"
'
IN
MY
former
letter
8Ta'Psmn
and
Nation
of
Ion-
Uoru;
or
to
the
lines
being
dam-
'
don
says
on
the
front
page
of
its
aged,
or
the
result
of
the
raii-Les,
I
Urged
you
fellows
August
12,
1950,
Usue:
way
strike.
Such
Information
in
the
Cabinet
not
"to
Send
'
u
w
begin
between
fotid
o
harm
bat
could
give
,
,
.
,
.
.
,
China
and
the
United
Stales
on
tne
radl0
ne"
conid-
a
boy
to
do
a
mans
job.
the
Issue
of
Formosa,
the
a-
eration"
Lindaay'i
fj
StorageQ
s
We
do
not
claim
to
be
experts
in
compromise
or
If
you
are
going
to
send
iscr
wm
not
be
the
com--
f
'
diplomacy
but
it
was
satisfactorj-
to
hear
that
our
troops
to
help
reverse
the
uKah
be
it
.
.
.
,
.
f
1.
1
t
1
i
m
-
-
Plr
evance
ftgjumt
ihe
CEC.
Why
that
those
on
Uie
trans-
1
1
pieteiiLaLion
oi
a
cae
naa
oeen
consiaerea
iair.
mm
4
Of
course,
this
sort
of
thing
could
go
to
extremes.
S&y
one
who
tries
to
please
everybody
is
not
going
to
do
anything
very
constructive.
Progress
is
not
aggression
in
Korea,
for
the
doing
ot."
a?,th
,
!tl
5D!
service
at
those
cr.
tne
Genrs!
MicArthur.
who
is
fme
n
'
-ir-
J
ap-'
tne
love
of
MlKe,
Semi
parentiy
mating
some'hlng
like'
Djmlnl0n
network?
We
aU
pay
fnmmh
-a
P-rate
alliance
with
Chiang.
lhe
same
cnce
fee.
I
cannot
uuu6"-
Kai-Shek
and
the
group
of
conceive
of
any
business
firm
Send
a
division,
to
match
the
racketeers
who
surround
him
treating
iu
customers
In
the,
ten
which
the
United
States
will
.
.
way
that
the
CBC
does.
Where
need,
from
the
look
of
things.
I
.customers
pay
the
same
amount'
JOHN
Attained
hi'
h-irtr
lor
n
n.ereiv
or(A
Parents
have
the
responsibility
of
being
sure
their
child's
eyesight
is
clear
and
Keen.
Children
who
are
reluctant
to
study
or
whose
marks
are
low
usually
have
some
eye
deficiency.
agreeable,
lhose
who
reaJK-
fin
thJnrra
Mnn.'if
nlunvs
rinv-p
tV,Pir
par
tn
BUIE
But
don't
send
a
single
Can-;
,""7
7
Yrr
1
they
get
the
same
goods,
the
;
....
aiuv
...
o-a
mru
luiLra
uLra
lib
j
unci
1
1
1
i.i
rw
CI1T
r
...
,.
,
.!!..
1
.v.
tKo
orrmnfl
.adjan.
Les,
un.ess
you
get
uus
In
k.v,
.v.
same
quauty
and
the
same
"
T
,.
.
,
Korea-Fcrmosa
contradiction
d'onT
amount-
lon
t
all
radio
r
t
ended
tn
fia
In
the
editorial
inhere
there
are
two
general
cleared
up
in
advance.
idtter
it
u
cur
duty
send
Ucence
hokJer4
get
elual
treat-
--classes
of
writers-those
who
carefully
tr'
to
1
PAPERS
m.orldi
...
.
Id
in
an
emergency
such
as1
"MeUow
Mature
'
The
Optometrist
is
at
your
service
to
examine
their
eyes
and
give
counsel
on
'
corrective
measures.
1
.guard
against
illwill
and
those
who
are
reckless
of
are
wamir.e
asainst
the
elarin!
Z
h
,
'
a
crlme
10
exijU
a'
present
we
should
get
John
ly1
the
Far
East.
ic'
"
.
V"
i.
J
uc
people
expect
and
deserve
aU
!
Ttrf
i
iic
iui
uiwHi
mrieen
consideration.
In
Korea
the
VS.
is
on
solid
help
from
Canada
and
help
from
what
they
say
and
who
it
hits.
The
former
may
tend
to
lack
lustre
and
interest.
The
latter
provoke
"
interest
if
not
goodwill.
tu;
There
must
be
constructive
criticism
if
there
-PAID-UP-
and
'
FED-UP-RADIO
LICENCE
HOIJDER.
morai
ana
iegai
grouna.
ine
chian
Kai-ShUr
thu
dvertiKment
is
not
published
a
Aiplyed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Bord
m
t
rtt
GovrKnJ
oi
Ekitiah
OriitUa
R-w.c:
aggression
against
the
lawful-
"
government
of
South
Korea
was;
i
a
clear-cut
violation
of
world1
Mr-
and
Mrs
Ed.-rd
Gladding
.
law
For
even
the
nrimitive
and
and
child,
who
have
been
on
a
IH:i-;MtTraiTn
is
going
to
be
progress
and
achievement
Author
jut
There
is
a
question
of
Which
13
the
more
Useful
crude
law
written
in
the
UX!
three
weeks
'holiday
visit
to!
nxcrtr.
Contact
&t
t
Serriett
xjl
--
cmm
iv-narxer
jeavea
no
room
tor
Vancouver,
Seattle
;
and
Nara-doubt
about
rights
and
wrongs.
,
,
,
i
there.
'
mata,
returned
home
on
yester-
!
But
in
proclaiming
properly5
A7
aflernoon
Po
"editor
the
one
who
draws
bouquets
or
the
one
,
-Who
gets
the
brickbats.
The
latter,
in
the
end,
probably
commands
more
attention
and
gets
more
done.
See
the
net
J
ELEfTKOin
POUvffi
Applies
th
ir
I
Ormes
s
trr
land
promptly
the
intenUon
to,
.resist
by
fore
the
aggression
'against
South
Korea,
the
Am-!
eric
an
government
simultan-i
eo:y
proclaimed
an
utterly
il-1
j
legal
and
unwise
action.
It
said
"
that
American
sea
and
air
forces
.
would
protect
the
Chinese
island
i
,
of
Formosa
against
attack
from
'
!
the
Chinese
mainland
;
in
other
j
Newest
Skope$,
Size$
and
Fabrics
Low
Priced
(or
Smart
Wardrobes!
-4
PECSI
Phone
todijfsri
stration
of
5
OUTLAWING
LEGAL
STRIKES
FTER
having
been
bold,
or
shall
we
say
indis-SsjA
creet,
enough
to
suggest,
as
it
impended,
"at
a
railway
strike
in
Canada
was
unlikely,
we
might
be
expected
to
hesitate
about
making
any
"further
predictions
on
the
subject.
of
the
ELEC2.:
pinnFiEHiKiJ
i
worcs
k
announced
its
inten-;tkn
of
taking
direct
part
in
a
Chinese
civil
war
which
has
been
going
on
for
over
twenty-
five
years.
FLOOR
pr
the
Pioneer
Druggists
PRESCRIPTION
SERVICE
However,
it
has
been
suggested
that
the
government
might
propose
to
the
forthcoming
special
session
of
Parliament
legislation
that
would
have
the
effect
of
outlawing
strikes
on
the
railways
or
in!
other
essential
services.
i
To
give
this
amazins
act'on
sme
basis
of
justification
the
.
VS.
government
declared
that
;
It
was
asking
Chiang
Kai-Shek
s
;
armed
forces
in
Formosa
to
re-ifrain
frcm
further
attack
on
Doily
Delivery
Service
PHONE
81
c8
While
we
do
not,
of
course,
know
what
is
going
mainland.
,
,
,
,
.i
,
!.
As
you
know.
Us,
Chiangs
to
be
proposed,
we
can
be
very
sure
that
any
pro-
,
forces
have
not
compiled
with
posal
of
such
outlasving
would
not
be
accepted
by
Parliament
without
fight
even
in
the
face
of
the
SHOP
AT
-
THE
B.C.
CLOTHIERS
THOUSANDS
OF
DOLLARS
OF
GOOD
FOR
etc
furious
emergency
that
now
exists.
Outlawing
of
the
strike
weapon,
especially
when
it
is
legally
exercised,
-and
the
Prime
Minister
himself
emphasized
the
fact
that
this
strike
is
a
legal
one,
would
not
be
such
an
easy
matter,
-
In
the
totalitarian
countries,
strikes
can
be
out-
awed
and
the
worker
can
be
told
when
and
how
he
Fashion
Footwear
LiMUt
Buildtn
i
C
CLOTHES
AND
SHOES
AT
REAL
SAVINGS!!
SALE
OPENS
9.30
a.m.
MEN'S
SUITS
DRESS
PANTS
SPORT
JACKETS
I49.5A
to
S56.e0
SUITS.
Woollen
Gabardines
and
Worsteds
,
Now
frojp
S37.50
825.80
TOPCOATS.
These
are
a
real
buy
at
ihL
price
..,
$16.00
$29.50
MEN'S
SPORT
JACKETS.
You
an
save
on
these
..
...
...
$2q'm
$7.50
to
$18.00
MEN'S
DRESS
PANTS.
Hand
tailored
from
$5.00
MEN'S
DRESS
AND
WORK
SHIRTS
T-SHIRTS
$3.25
DRESS
SHIRTS.
These
are
fine
quality
Shirts
Now
$2.25
$5.50
SPORTS
KHIRTS.
The
Latest
Styles
Now
at
$3.95
$2.75
WORK
SHIRTS.
Priced
for
quick
sale
Now
Jl.KO
$1.50
T-SHIRTS.
These
are
the
T-Shirts
you
have
been
took'.'.;
for
Now
at
$1.00
going
to
work.
In
a
democratic
country
it
is
different
Limiting
of
the
workers'
right
of
action,
even
iff.some
people
might
not
agree
with
its
employment,
..would
seem
very
much
like
conflicting
with
the
principles
of
democracy
which
we
have
cherished
so"
much.
m
In
this
case,
it
is
unfortunate
that
a
situation
should
have
been
allowed
to
arise
where
such
a
proposal
as
is
now
discussed
could
even
have
to
be
suggested,
much
less
entertained.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
HOBBY
V
NOVEL
TOY!
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
CITY
OPEN
FROM
3:30
P.M.
TO
J:30
A.M.
We
Specialize
in
Chinese
Disnes
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
For
Outside
Orders
PHONE
133
SCRIPTURE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
But
what
shall
it
profit
a
man,
if
he
gain
the
whole
world,
and
lose
his
own
soul?"
Mark
8:
38.
MEN'S
SOX
DRESS
&
WORK
GOOD
QUALITY
WORK
SOX
..
From
pr.
40c
DRESS
SOX
at
real
savings
....
From
pr.
45c
MEN'S
WORK
PANTS
-
LADIES'
AND
CHILDREN'S
HOSE
LADIES'
STOCKINGS
Now
pr.
30c
Children's
Sockees
Reg.
35c
.
..
Now
pr.
20c
DENIMS
GLOVES
3
FEEL
LIKE
LOAFIN?
MEN'S
FIIIE
DUCHAIilE
WORK
i'ANTS.
We
have
a
large
selection
of
Work
Pants
made
of
hsrd
wearing
materials.
From
.
-
$2.95
DENIMS.
Sturdy
Denims.
All
sizes
"
Now
from
$2.85
WORK
GLOVES.
Yonr
choice
of
a
wide
selection
;.........
Prioed
from
40c
MEN'S
JACKETS
AND
WINDBR
EAKERS
PLAID
JACKETS.
A
complete
selection
of
all
all
types
..
Now
from
$6.95
WINDBREAKERS.
36
to
42.
These
were
$5.00
T.....
Now
for
$2.95
BOYS'
PANTS
DENIMS
JACKETS
OUTFIT
THE
YOUNG
FEL
LOWS
FOR
SCIfOOL
HERE.
BOYS'
DENIMS.
Sturdy,
well
made
Denims.
Regular
$3.50
Now
$2.25
BOYS'
ALL
WOOL
PANTS.
You
will
find
what
he
needs
ihe're
From
$2.95
BOYS'
ALL
WOOL
SWEATERS.
Good
quali
r
perfect
fit
From
$1.50
hind
I
1
FAST
EFFICIENT
SERVICE
We
know
that
when
you
order
printed
matter,
you
want
delivery
as
soon
as
possible.
That
is
why
we've
arranged
for
rapid
printing
anc1
rapid
delivery
on
all
orders.
Call
us!
Prompt
and
LOAFERS
i!ov
at
ENGINES
BOYS
SHOWERPROOF
WINDBKEAKER8.
He
will
-need
on
of
these
Now
$1.95
Cjsiiwnwoods
j
Phone
234
I
Jii
3RD
STREET,
PRINCE
RUPERT
l
I
'
PRINTERS
STATIONERS
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
Hr,i
...
winrt
MEN'S
OXFORDS
AND
SHOES
AND
BOOTS
$4.95
to
$6.00
MEN
S
WORK
OXFORDS.
Solid
and
Strong.
MEN'S
OXFORDS.
Good
Year
Welts
and
Fancy
Trims
From
$6.00
MEN'S
4
BOYS'
RUBBER
BOOTS
MEN'S
LACE
RUBBER
BOOTS
..
Now
$3.30
MEN'S
KNEE
OOTS
Now
$3.80
Boys'
Lace
RUBBER
BOOTS
From
$2.25
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