Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
'
,
They
show
disrespect
or
elders
!
and
love
chatter
in
place
of
exer-
j
jcise.
They
no
longer
rise
when
j
Ray
Reflects
Famous
Quints
Are
16
Years
Old
Monday,
May
29,
1950
LETTERBOX
HELPING
FLOOD
RELIEF
Editor,
Daily
News:
I
see
in
the
paper
about
my
(HlCl
KClllin
ISCCS
.
tradict
their
pareot.
gobble
;
For
Summl
Ad
Independent
daily
newspaper
devotf
d
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
1
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
j
dainties
at
table,
ccoss
tneir
legs
;
and
tyrannize
over
their
teach-
j
HERE
ARE
JUST
J
As
l&.'ir
By
ELMORE
f
HILPOTT
One-Win?
Bluebird?
CALLAXDER,
Out.
(?
The
Dlenne
quintuplets,
16
Sunday,
aren't
interested
In
boys
so
their
dad
says,
anyway.
As
far
as
he's
concerned,
that's
as
it
THE
GOOD
VJ
What's
the
.weight
of
that
ers-
oounas
moaern,
dui
was
irienas,
Mr.
main
and
Aid.
monster
halibut
we're
all
guess-
'
rea"y
spoken
by
Socrates
two
George
Casey,
as
well
as
the
ing
at?
Some
dark
night,
out
in
thousand
years
ago.
j
Daily
News,
are
going
to
take
up
the
harbor
catch
another,
the!
a
collection
for
the
people
of
Mens
Pure
Wi,i
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
G.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
'
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
JACKETS
blue
am
Reg
$
30.00.
should
b-.
"Some
people
.v,!v
t
bieeer
the
better.
And
it
woulu
;
British
Columbia's
Sons
of
Winnipeg.
I
wish
you
good
luck
t
s
Now
,
Freedom
question,
aired
in
the
Bna
lrusl
lo
woa
vou
wlu
nav
be
a
simple
matter
to
reckon
from
there.
Men's
Brown
0X17,1
give
the
girls
more
freedom,'
Oliva
Dionne
said
in
an
inter
By
Carrier,
rer
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
73c;
rer
veai
iFederaJ
parliament
recently,
re-
called
an
incident
there
in
1928.
1
There
are
a
lot
of
8)0d
people
'
...
In
DrliMio
D.mA-t
A
T
nu
good
fit,
latest
stylt
Special
Now
THE
FIRST
COAST-
view,
'
but
I
feel
it
is
my
duty
to
$8
00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
ite
Men's
WINlmKKAK
Reg.
$5.00.
Now
Young
Men's
-PANTS
perfect
fit
TlwL
and
of
Pakistan
check
them.
and.
being
beaver,
he
Then
ftll
three
major
parties
"
"
!
trwnr
5tao-p1
keep
a
close
on
Of
course,
a
,
I
Parrm-jio-n
tO-COfct
Staged
Campaign
their
Ponced
generosity.
Not
j
ilHend
t0
d0
until
tney
nave
new
how
tx
u
bis
head.
TbU
wer.
led
by
bachelors.
Macken-
bv
the
Canadian
Arthritis
finished
school
at
least."
That
one
swept
into
Winnipeg
by
the
ie
King
was
Prime
Minister,
:lon8
a
I,came
home
afur
-anrl
Phpiimati-m
Wiptv
means
not
for
a
couple
of
years,
flood,
found
he
had
to
find
a
and
R.
B.
Bennett
and
Robt.
ing
sick
and
the
first
day
friends
and
KheumatlMTl
SOCiei
.
.
called
to
ask
how
I
was
getting
1Q
and
Gardlner
hMded
tne
offlda,
ran
into
bad
luck.
It
was
shooting
for
high
school
educa-
residence
of
Arnold
Davey,
chief
Opposition
and
Progressives.
One
,
alon8-
The
net
day
a
load
of
fpmnnrnrilv
overwhelmed
tlon-
,
game
guardian
of
the
Manitoba
'
day
a
serious
speaker
asked
eoal
came
along
Then
there
temporary
OUn
eimw
q
Fisheries.
King
what
he
would
do
if.
some
was
aoast
of
be'.
a
big
pie
and
"en
oi
ine
g
v
Jn
the
public
mind
by
the
Mam-,
v,0
,,a
,,
M.
a
loaf
of
bread.
rrom
Men's
Union
Sill's,
"VHAT
is
Pakistan?"
w
needle.
Reg.
$3
00.
Nw
Only
n
.
...
.
.
This
question
is
being
asked
more
and
more
Dirtnsione
ring
as
a
iiiuij
s
"""wi
v
mc
icaoi,
......
....
.....
-
....
...
..
.
j
.
.
.
.
Wp
hnnp
that
tip
5
In
uHU-h
i
toba
floods.
ouys
niMHIIiKAKi
showerproof,
all
slai
'
Tt
17oiniii7r
t.Viat
thA
NOW
that
they
are
16
years
ne
lasaionea
ouaseji
a
cozy
re-
garaen
to
una
mere
six
flatted
r
-
.
.
.
m
M
Yt
Pq
111
1
Yri
T
hn
IF
A
I'll
.
Dionne
is
teaching
treat,
fcven
Mr.
Dayey
could
not
women.
King,
promptly
ao4
wltn
"
ib
waa
.
inutvu'ki
v..t.
....
f
rst
littlp
Rhiehird
cars
anDear-
'd.
Papa
say
that
much.
unsmiling
face,
said
he
would
at
"
,vl"
U1K
",,a
re,lcI
w,il
d
frequently,
as
one
of
the
world's
youngest
nations
plaa
steadily
greater
role
in
international
affairs.
The
Visit
this
month
of
its
Prime
Minister,
Liaquat
Ali.Khan,
to
the
United
States
and
Canada,
has
underlined
the
quo'stion
for
North
Americans.
Prt
nn
thp
strppts
driven
bv
the
them
to
drive
a
car
send
for
bis
honorable
sume
b,k,u-
"
11
ne'Ps
lne
ola
W
OO.
tiow
I
Boys'
and
airls'
i
HATS
better
quanty
'
t
rs.
Sells
$2.50.
f
Now
)y
I
I
bright
young
physio-therapists
i
i
i
.l.
neonle
like
mvselt
nnrt
Ihe
vnunv
David
McCullough
returned
to
j
who
take
the
treatment
to
cur-i
tail
crioolina
riaht
into
the
The
pru.Ong
of
enus
appears
JST
WW
it
;
,
we
the
b
,5
sluon
ana
r8ress,ve
Parties.
to
be
a
favourite
space-fUler
with
a
and!
-
many
newspaper:
,
io
want
to
ihaok
roy
ood
this
gives
opportunity
to
as,
j
It
looks
like
a
deep
slash
In
nefebtoors
fcnd
lriBIMta
-'Canada
has
a
special
interest,
not
only
because
!
nbme.
of
the
sufferers
from
the
city
on
the
Coquitlam
yes-
..U..i
T
lclux
"
'
Ti..nr
-
:
i...-
V,
i
arthritis.
Pd
it
wear,
'.
strong,
from
idMMaii
is
a
MMer
uunumon
wunin
tne
common-
!
.
trip
to
Vancouver.
.
.
.
.
to
Vancouver
Vancouver
needs
needs
J
,.m
SaO.OOO
JaO.OOO
qursiiuiia.
tny
snouia
siewea
me
reaerai
uovernmeni
puonc-prunes
be
at
the
head
of
so
1
ity
output.
Once
the
cost
barely
tarry
on
this
work
next
year.'
kind
tbings
they
have
done
for
us.
But
up
till
now
only
$21,000
nas
'
many
breakfasts?
Far
be
it
from
exceeded
a
couoie
of
million.
T.
I
nave
found
that
if
you
are
i
been
collected.
Even
Willi
uic
s
.
Rljght
or
debase
thp
crpntlp
rtaw
it
slv
time,
that
ParUa.l.
word
ol
new
nope
lor
ullrreIs
-
-
-
notiest
and
always
do
uoud
dollar
-
for
-
dollar
matching
grants
made
by
the
government,
this
could
mean
a
drastic
cut
tilings
you
will
get
along
.
ail
right.
FEED
OLSEN.
from
rheumatism.
All
the
world
dua
nuinuous
prune,
us
an
mentarians
are
becoming
rest-has
heard
of
Cortisone,
ACTH.
old.
'd
friend.
But,
for
Pete's
less
and
supercritical.
Beautiful
I
wrote
last
summer
of
remark-
sake,
why
this
nopeless
lack
of
work
Is
turned
out.
Skilled
labor
able
improvements
secured
by
vision?
Why
not
a
change
of
gives
employment
to
thousands.
weaun,
but
tor
at
least
two
other
important
considerations:
(1)
the
excellent
possibilities
for
de-velp.pnent
of
profitable
trade
relations;
and
(2)
the
firm
assurance
from
its
leaders
that
Pakistan
will
stand
with
the
free
nations
in
the
struggle
for
world
peat&.
Geographically,
Pakistan
is
unique
as
a
nation.
It
consists
of
two
distinct
physical
units,
separated
by
i)00
miles
of
foreign
territory.
The
two
units,
West
and
East
Pakistan,
are
situated
respectively
north-west
and
north-east
of
the
Republic
of
Bharat
!
back
in
the
work
of
the
society.
!
It
would
be
a
shame
if
this
had
to
happen.
But,
cry
those
who
have
the
Mr
md
Mrs
Tommy
rraxer
floor,
is
it
all
worth
the
money?
having
spent
the
week-end
An
Is
it
actually
needed?
Plenty
of
the
city
to
visit
Mr.
Fraser's
janitors
might
be
able
to
give
a
mother,
Mrs.
R.
McCook,
who
is
new
treatment
in
Europe.
.
name
or
something.
Stewed
The
Chemical
and
Engineer-
prunes!
Alas.
Why
not
call
it
ing
News
for
January
2,
1950
prunella,
and
throw
in
a
shot
of
tells
of
hopeful
results
obtained
lemon.
It
would
at
least
be
a
bv
US?
Of
glucoronic
acid.
'rpfrechlnff
Inunh,
nt
nr,Upl.
NO
CAiTv'ASSER
WILL
CALL
on
you
for
a
donation
to
C.A.R.S.
If
you
think
the
work
of
the
society
Is
worth
supporting
put
your
contribution
in
an
envelope
8
to
12
years
vaca'n
Mrs.
R.
Mitchell,
I
Crek.
B.
C.
beaches,
good
care
;
REASONABLE
R.
.
revealing
opinion.
a
patient
In
the
JPiinoe
Rupert
General
Hospital,
returned
to
Terrace
yesterday.
Artisone
is
a
new
steroid
hormone,
derived
from
vegetable
fniiroc
in
A.fivin
Rprv.it.ahlp
Twenty
pounds
of
chlorine
are
today
and
send
it
to
Mary
Pacx,
.
.
.
hpintr
mipri
with
pvprv
million
f
kf
anA
jtrm
n
ti
Cannw,n
UndiaV
Karachi
thp
mndpm
ranita!
anrl
mam
nort.
I
Executive
Secretary,
C.A.R.S
?.Wflot
p,i,0t.m
f,97
Wset
Broadway.
Vancojver.
It
imya
to
aovertlse.
5HING0L!
scientists
claim
to
have
achieved
'
...
"
-.u.
benefit
in
checking
acute
rheu-
8alUms
'
Winnipeg's
drinking
and
daughter,
after
spending
the
matic
cases
with
this
substance,
water.
But
that
unhappy
city
past
month
holidaying
at
Mas-
But
most
of
the
interest
In
nas
a
real
reason.
'sett
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Is-
recent
months
has
centrei
lands,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
around
a
treatment
developed
"Children
now
love
luxury.
Camosun
yesterday
afternoon
on
in
Sweden.
This
combines
in-
They
have
bad
manners
and
their
way
back
to
Terrace
where
Or
if
you
live
east
of
the
Rookies
and
don't
know
the
address
of
your
provincial
CA
RS,
simply
send
it
to
Canadian
Arthritis
and
Rheumatism
Society,
The
ideal
fim
Shingles,'
Fences
jections
of
Percorten
with
al-
show
contempt
for
authority.
they
now
make
their
hoine.
OF
mo?t
-simultaneous
injections
of
.
.-
.
-
WE
HAVE
ALL
HEARD
rough
lumber.
Mt
111
f
T
Cl
A.
UIK-i,vl
11.
,
.West
Pakistan,
with
its
307,000
square
miles,
is
nearly
as
large
as
Saskatchewan,
Newfoundland
andNova
Scotia
combined.
East
Pakistan's
54,000-odd'square
miles
top
the
total
area
of
Nova
Scotia,
New"
Brunswick
and
Prince
Edward
Island.
lost
of
the
new
nation's
people,
however,
are
located
in
the
smaller
segment
of
the
Dominion.
E?"1--Pakistan
contains
more
than
45,000,000
of
the
0''s
total
population
of
some
77,000,000.
""fith
respect
to
its
political
birth,
Pakistan
is
1
X
'i
iinique.
It
is
a
nation
which
was
deliberately
3S
a
variety
of
ati
colors.
I
Thompson
Hard
Co.
Ltd.
I
the
famous
fireman
s
holiday,
vitamin
C.
But
do
you
know
how
some
percorten
is
a
hormone
secret-Vancouver
policemen
spend
c(j
hy
the
adrenal
glands.
It
their
one
day
per
week
off?
:an
De
produced
for
a
small.
They
drive
the
Bluebird
am-
faction
of
the
present
cost
of,
bulance
which
takes
the
bed-
cortisone
or
ACTH.
I
mm
is
BAD
for
Cars
In
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
os
in
anything
else,
you
get
exactly
what
you
pay
for
.
.'
.
That's
the
reason
ridden
patients
to
the
arthritis
clinics
at
the
Vancouver
Gen-
You'll
never
know
what
your
bank
can
do
for
you
until
you
ask!
THE
POINT
IS
THAT
NO
matter
how
many
or
how
mir-i
aculous
the
remedies
discovered!
for
arthritis,
Canada
will
re-i
n.uire
the
machine
we
already
J
have
set
up
in
C.A.R.S.
,
Indeed
only
by
extension
"ttt
re"
fed
not
on
a
racial,
linguistic
or
economic
basis,
i
eral
or
St.
Paul's.
'
Also,
here
is
one
of
the
nicest
1
things
I
ever
heard.
Two
of
the
j
best
hairdressers
in
Vancouver
!
give
some
of
their
free
time
the
world's
'
.-ijci.
that
of
religious
unity.
It
is
.
.
4'rnTnaiit
Moslem
state.
why
you're
wise
to
bring
'-w"uu"l,l")i
1
cmisiaii
is
essentially
agriCUil-
j
for
women
patients,
in
Veteran
s
to
make
full
use
of
the
knowl-Ul'aL-
Its
lareelv
agrarian
nonnlatinn
nrnrliippe
i
hospital,
and
for
eirls
bedridden
edge
and
remedies
we
have.
i
"
'
i
i
r.v.w..
,
-
-
-
.
Moving,
Packing,
(
Shipping
and
fiii
rarUge
and
Stort
Complete
Reliable
ai
f
lent
Service,
also'
a.
Canadian
Liquid
Air
I
for
Oxygen.
Acetyls!
weldl."!?
supplies.
Lindsay's
Cartf
Storage
LimJ
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
f
Est.
1910
PIkmimi.
mmmmsz:.
T.S.S.
STEAM
1
!
t.'.-yWAivrt
Yog
can
bonk
on
the
"Royal"
Iflenty
of
raw
materials.
The
trouble
is,
however,
tjiere
is
little
industry
yet
to
turn
these
raw
materials
into
consumer
goods.
!
Pakistan
today,
with
a
good
balance
of
foreign
tj-ade,
wants
to
change
this
picture
in
order
to
raise
your
Chrysler
Built
car
to
a
man
who
knows
it
best
.
.
.
Our
trained
mechanics
have
the
"Know
How"
to
make
repairs
quickly
saving
vou
time
and
money.
They
use
only
factory
engineered
and
insDect-ed
parts
and
special
factory
approved
PRINCE
1
New
Hosiery
Prices
p
SAILS
FOR
Vancoo
PiinprfMnford
PhonPS
566
Service
Dept.
366
Parts
Dept
a.ni
Internifil
f
tne
standard
ot
living
of
its
people.
To
this
end,
!
Pakistani
leaders
realize
they
must
(1)
import
more
Machinery,
steel,
coal,
oil
and
fewer
manufactured
floods;
(2)
with
these
capital
goods
build
up
an
clgenous
industry;
and
(3)
export
the
products
of
this
industry
after
meeting
domestic
needs,
and
cease
to
export
raw
materials
except
when
surplus
tj
the
needs
of
its
own
factories,
i
Agriculture,
for
the
immediate
future,
remains
the
new
nation's
mainstay.
The
government
attaches
the
greatest
importance
to
its
26
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development
schemes,
covering
such
fields
as
research,
marketing,
forestry,
animal
husbandry
and
technical
training,
all
to
be
completed
by
1953.
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to
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instead
of
rf
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rugs,
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the
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higher
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better
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