Prince
Rupert
Daily
Haws
DRESS
Monday,
July
3,
1SS0
Victoria
Report
For
Sum
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
HERE
ARE
JUS1
jij
j
OF
THE
GOOTnj
I
I
mAsmsk
If.
.
I
Aa
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
,
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
J
.
1
British
Columbia
.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
,
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
Oi
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
cover
the
entire
province.
He
questions
natives
about
what
,
they
remember
long
ayo
ana
studies
the
markings
of
the
eld
villages,
when
he
finds
depressions
In
the
soil,
often
in
farmyards"
B.C.
will
now
concentrate
on
Indian
history
and
folklore,
seeking
to
preserve
every
totem,
every
scrap
of
information.
Dr.
Curl
says:
,-We
have
in
B.C.
one
of
the
richest
Indian
areas
of
the
entire
continent.
We
have
had
greater
diversity
of
tribes,
with
a
unique
art
and
tulture."
E
MacD
ariiyn
an
y
on
tin
j
in
thc
-What
Jockeying
Doukhobor
Question-About
Coalition?
Men's
Pure
Wc
JACKETS
blue
Reg.$
30.00.
;
Now
i
t
OXl,
on
sati
Men's
Brown
....
...
i
j
"
a
t
:
VICTORIA
The
Doukhobor
question
is
being
tossed
back
and
forth
between
Victoria
and
Ottawa
once
more.
Attorney-General
Wismer
went
on
the
air
the
By
Carrier,
rer
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
73c;
rer
Teal
$8
.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
gooa
lit,
laiesi
nyh
(c,r
Special
Now
Men's
WINDHftEjU
An
Anxious
Holiday
other
night
and
told
Ottawa
the
Doukhobors,
in
their
burnings
and
nude
parades,
could
well
be
Communist-inspired.
If
that's
so,
they're
a
menace
to
the
security
of
the
state.
As
near
as
we
can
learn
here
-
Reg.
$5.00.
Now
young
Men's;
PANTS
perfect
fit
From
I.
Men's
Felt
HATS,
top
notch
styles.
Special
from
.'
Ai,
mot
id,
sail
Camost
Mine
Gi
!ght
on
Vancouv
,
special
Dr.
Oarl
and
a
group
of
scientists
have
returned
to
Victoria
from
the
isolated
Scott
island',
off
Die
northwest
tip
of
Vancouver
Island.
They
went
there
cn
a
mouse-'lcatchiug
expedition
and
brought
back
to
the
Museum
70
f-pecimens,
which
they've
stuffed.
Dr.
Carl
would
like
to
Boys'
windkre;
f
Icm
iw
'
IT
WAS
a
grand
Dominion
Day
holiday
in
Prince
jh
Rupert
and
the
sports
and
outings
were
of
happy
And
normal
character
but
here,
as
in
the
rest
of
the
western
world,
there
was
a
tenseness
over
the
inter-
Rational
situation.
People
were
interested
in
Port
Ottawa
authorities
just
sain
ates
and
they
expect
us
10
re-"hah,
hah
what
nonsense
main
coalition
for
the
length
of
that's
just
Wismer
trying
to
pass
the
Coalition
assembly
at
least."
the
buck
to
us."
1
Meanwhile
the
party
leaders,
showerproof,
all
fsla
......
i
i
E
ji
.ou.
now
Mrs
Boys'
and
Girls'
iv
nigh
"It's
eivil
insurrection,"
cried
,
premier
Byron
Johnson
and
know
how
the
mice
got
to
those
II
ATS
bettor
qimliiii
Mr.
Wismer,
but
Ottawa'
nit.
Finance
MinUter
Aircraft.
a
j
Jn
Unt
p(ace
...
mending-
their
political
lences
paying
any
aueniion.
ors.
Sells
$2.50
Now
only
could
have
gone
there
over
the
ice,
in
the
ice
age
of
10,000
to
15,000
years
ago.
Or
they
mltfht
have
got
there
on
logs
that
drifted
over
from
the
mainland.
Rank-and-fiier
Liberals
and
Conservatives
want
Coalition
to
and
keeping
quiet.
They
are
touring
the
province,
talking
to
the
people
at
grassroots
level
to
see
exactly
wliat
they
think
of
Coalition.
Boys'
PANTS
for
dinner
t
school
wear,
good
;
Sandr
strong.
From
4-
lboard
end
and
soon.
Liberal
and;
1
Conservative
members
of
the
,
liver.
71
I'lMUIIII'll-
-"
House
aren't
so
sure.
They
feel
they
were
elected
as
Coalition-
i
ists
and
should
remain
Coaii-J
tionlsts
until
the
next
election
j
anyway.
At
a
Conservative
meeting
the
1
The
mice
on
Triangle
Island
are
so
big
at
first
the
scientists
thought
they
were
rats.
They
re
fceven
inches
long.
There
are
two
varieties
the
white-foot,
and
the
giant
meadow.
Another
thln
that
pji;.les
Dr.
Carl
is
that
the
mice
on
ea?h
B.
C.'s
Indian
history
Is
goln?
to
be
studied
In
more
detail
than
ever.
A
trained
anthropologist,
Wilson
Duff
of
Vancouver,
University
of
British
Columbia
jDay,
the
international
baseball
series,
the
Rotary
barrel
derby
and
other
holiday
activities
but
there
were
also
inquiries
and
discussions
on
every
hand
as
to
the
latest
developments
in
the
Korean
situation
where
an
explosive
crisis
continues
to
threaten
-the
peace
of
the
world.
It
was
like
the
old
anxious
"days
of
the
war
and
there
was
something
of
the
.grimness
of
those
times.
Possibly,
the
latest
international
crisis,
will
not
J.tead
to
widespread
conflict
in
which
Prince
Rupert
might
well
expect
to
be
physically
involved.
If
it
'4,does
not,
it
will
at
least
have
served
one
us'eful
purpose.
It
will
have
brought
about
a
closer
realization
yef
the
seriousness
of
situation
in
which
the
world
;
dwells,
the
threat
that
exists
to
democracy
and
our
,
;
way
of
living.
Perhaps
it
is
the
shock
that
has
been
speeded
to
shake
us
out
of
our
lethargy
and
complacency
of
easy
living
which
might
be
so
easily
lost.
other
day
Col.
Cecil
Merritt,;
giaduate
and
also
University
of
THE
WINE
FLOWED
FREE
IN
BERLIN
Berliners
assembled
by
.the
hundreds
in
front
of
the
Schoenberg
city
hall
when
it
was
announced
that
West
Germaij
wine
growers
had
converged
in
the
city
to
launch
a
"drink
more
wine"
drive.
All
the
wine
they
could
drink
was
available
and
the
merchants
found
no
lack
of
willing
customers.
Even
"Fifi"
a
pet
pooch
sampled
some
and
found
it
refreshing.
In
the
background
a
wine
dealer
tries
to
satisfy
the
crowd
of
thirsty
citizens
reaching
out
for
refills.
The
wine
ceremony
occurred
in
the
midst
of
battered
buildings
that
can
be
seen
in
the
background.
The
object
of
the
wine
drive
was
to
remind
the
Berliners
that
vintage
wine
is
a
German
product
too
and
not
the
monopoly
of
other
countries.
island
are
different,
and
different
from
mice
alonj;
other
parts
of
the
coast.
The
skulls
.of
the
islands'
mice
have
been
removed
and
they
are
being
studied,
so
that
hi
time
Dr.
Carl
hoies
to
say
to
which
mouse
race
the
mice
of
the
Scott
Lsiunds
belong.
who
was
defeated
for
the
Housa
Washington,
has
joined
the
of
Commons
a
year
ago,
said
Provincial
museum
staff
and
the
Conservatives
should
get
out
,
will
com.-enlrate
on
Indians,
of
Coalition
right
away
and
be-
j
"We've
had
to
neglect
Ind-come
the
official
opposition,1
ians,
because
we
haven't
had
replacing
the'
C.C.F.
I
the
trained
personnel,'!'
says
A.
R.
MacDougall,
Conserv-
j
Museum
director
Dr.
Clifford
ative
member
for
Vancouver-'
Carl.
"Mr.
Duff
is
now
lnvestl-Polnt
Grey,
was
against
Col.
j
rating
old
village
sites
In
the
Merritt.
He
said:
"The
people
Fraser
Valley,
in
the
Yale-elected
us
as
Coalition
candid-
Chilliwack
area.
Later
he
will
S?--T5r-1iniillfT
Heavy
Rain
Helps
Crop
Anc
ML'.
Y'
As
fLI
See
prefer
the
genuine
article.
INDIA
HAS
MADE
.
It
plain
ihat
she
is
determined
to
use
htr
whole
immense
weight
to
secure
for
ail
Asians
the
.sume
iind
of
freedom
that
India
and
.ndonesia
have
'
already
.
won.
Mr.
Nehru
made
that
crystal
jlear
even
in
his
speeches
!n
Canada
last
year.
Hence,'
if
the
North
Alberta
Needs
Moisture
Okanagan
Shipninr
Now
EL
TORT
DAY
APPEAL
to
A
Good
Place
w
244
Miles
to
TELKWA
H01
Telkwa,
B.Q
Just
a
Nice
Day's
0
WINNIPEG
Beneficial
rains
occurred
over
the
major
part
of
the
three
prairie
provinces
dining
the
past
week
with
the
exception
of
south-eastern
Saskat
western
democracies
want
the
positive
support
of
India
and;
Nehru,
they
whl
have
to
do
the
j
things
which
will
earn
that
sup-
port.
They
will
have,
to
base
their
opposition
to
the
spread
of
Communism
in
southeast
Asia
on
positive
applications
of
.
democracy,
and
not
mere;,nega-
i
chewan
and
the
Peace
River
area
ot
northern
Alberta
where
rains
are
still
required.
Only
scattered
showers
occurred
in
tne
Edmonton
district
and
the
area
By
ELMORE
PH1LPOTT
INDIA
KEY
TO
V
INDIA
HOLDS
THE
KEY
to
world
victory
in
the
great
struggle
now
develooine
between
the
loval
-
suuDortei's
-V
of
he
United
Nations
Charier
and
Uie
new
challengers
of
world
raw.
Hence
India's
decision
in
supporting
the
UN
Security
Coun-
VST
W,
I
II
Ml
live
opposition
to
Moscow's
Red
imperialism.
;
'
ON
HIS
RETURN
TOUR
OF
Indonesia,
Malaya,
Burma,
Nehru
was
greeted
by
the
same
ATURDAY'S
PORT
DAY
demonstrated
again
v)
the
appeal
of
that
sort
of
event
to
the
people
in
this
essentially
marine
and
fishing
community.
The
"cM-owd
turned
out
in
what
appeared
larger
numbers
than
ever
before
on
the
vantage
points
along
the
Vaterfront.-
The
harbor
was
crowded
throughout
,
.
Ihe
beautiful
day
with
all
manner
of
craft,
particularly
the
vessels
engaged
in
various
;
phases
of
the
,
j
fishing
industry.
Ande
everyone
Wemed
to
have
a
good
and
interesting
time.
Of
course,
there
might
have
been
room
for
I
criticism
from
those
who
do
"not
take
into
consider-
!
ation
the
many
difficulties
of
organizing
such
an
affair.
The
committees
in
charge
learned
a
number
of
things
which
will
be
of
use
in
planning
future
!
Port
Days.
Some
of
Saturday's
defects
can
be
elim-i
inated
by
early
and
thorough
organizations.
.
However,
the
main
thing
is
that
the
1950
Port
,
...Day
marked
a
quite
satisfactory
renewal
of
this
'
particularly
distinctive
Prince
Rupert
event.
Chair-
j
man
Douglas
Frizzell
and
all
those
who
assisted
.
1
7hi
north-west
of
Edmonton,
according
to
theAveekly
crop'Tpporfof
the
department
of
agriculture
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
Crop
prospects
south-east
of
Calgary
and
w'est
of
Saskatoon
have
greatly
Improved
as
a
result
of
last
week's
heavy
rains.
Grasshopper
damage
has
been
moderate,
with
five
per
cent
reported
south-east
of
Calgary
and
up
to
fifty
per
cent
between
I
cil's
actions
to
halt
the
aggres-
j
immenSe
crov(,dS
as
used
to
FOR
PLANIS
sion
in
Korea
is
me
most
ue-
greet
Gandhi
in
public
appear-
c
re
ances
in
his
own
country.
It
was
made
clear
that
the
hundreds
of
millions
of
Asians,,
outside
India,
look
upon
Nehru
as
the
living
,
symbol
of
what
:
they
cisive
event
of
the
whole
Korean
crisis
to
date.
It
suggests
that
India
and
all
the
other
newly
created
democracies
of
southeast
Asia
may
soon
abandon
their
position
of
neutrality
Tl
want
for
and
in
their
own
coun-
e
LaaaBaawaaaaaaBnaaaaeill!l
I
Regma
and
central
Butte
in
southern
Saskatchewan
.
In
the
Okanaean
Vallpy
let-
in
the
world
struggle,
hitherto
i
tries
I
FOR
BUILDi:
!
FOR
REPAIR
Call
36
MITCHEI!
&
CURR
LIMITED
l.
ltuilders
&
Contl
4
"I
bet
my
husband
will
get
a
big
bang
out
of
my
surprise
visit!'
It
is
worth
contrasting
Nehru's
fervent
welcome
in
Singa-ixire
with
that
accorded
a
few
days
earlier
to
the
British
cab
itiipe.
rsbbaer
and
bpt,
are
row
moving
out
in
vegetable
carlote.
Weather
during
the
past
week
has
remained
hot
and
dry.
Latest
estimates
of
B.C.
tree
fruits
polarized
between
the
united
States
and
Soviet
Union.
ONLY
A
FEW
DAYS
before
the
Communist
aggression
against
South
Korea
a
person
who
knows
United
States
world
policy
as
well
as
anyone
spoko
to
me
in
deep
concern
about,
inet
Minister
John
Strachey.
The
latter
is
greeted
only
by
white
officials.
Nehru
Is
also
Indicate
that
the
cherry
crop
this
year
from
Naramata,
Pen-
j
I
India's
attitude.
lll!flltll:lll,!!'l!ll!!l!!l!l!!;!!f'll!ll!l!!,:'
illiililiilii
iiii'iiiiiiiiiniiiii;i:Riiuuii
CREDIT
is
CONFIDENCE
IN
THE
INTEGRITY
OF
AN
INDIVIDUAL
TO
CARRY
THROUGH
HIS
AGREEMENTS
Your
willingness
to
pay
promptly
Is
the
basis
on
which
the
retailer
extends
credit
to
you.
'
PAY
YOUR
OBLIGATIONS
PROMPTLY!
CREDIT
BUREAU
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
i
greeted
by
the
officials.
But
he
is
also
greeted
by
a
vast
throng
50,000
sheering
Asians.
"Besieged
by
a
surging
crowd"
STEAMER
mm,
including
tne
iisnermen
s
organizations,
me
fishing
companies,
the
native
people,
the
energetic
young
men
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
are
to
be
congratulated
on
the
effort.
They
know
and
realize
such
mistakes
as
were
made
and
will
be
in
a
position
to
rectify
them
in
the
1951
Port
Day,
for
the
interest
that
was
manifested
in
this
one
and
the
response
on
the
part
of
the
public
which
marked
it
suggest
clearly
that
Port
Day
should
be
made
a
yearly
institution
from
this
on.
Mcton
and
Summerland
will
be
wenty
per
cent
of
last
year's
crop,
and
that
the
peach
crop
vlll
be
five
per
cent
or
ten
per
cent
of
last
year's.
Production
nf
apples
Is
expected
to
be
about
seventy-five
per
cent
of
last
Nehru,
said
the
speaker,
wa3
,
1
quite
willing
to
see
all
south
cast
Asia
go
as
China
had
gone.
:
I
tried
to
show
this
person
as
I
j
have
tried
to.
do
in
this
column)
i
that
there
was
only
one
way
to
cror
tvip
nnsltivp
sunnort.
of
the
;
PRINCE
RU
says
tne
news
report,
"Fandi-,
Nehru
acted
as
his
own
p61Jce-nlan.
Protesting
good
naturedly
he
made
a
path
for
himself
and
SAILS
FSt
t
rtmrtnrapips
iik.
Mr.
Malcolm
MacDonald
Vanco
and
Intermedin
AFTER
THE
Communist
aggression
in
Korea,-
and
the
deliberate
repudiation
of
UN's
MUSEUM
HOURS
Thursd
j
"ear's
"ear's
crop.
crop.
I
I'wiwl
India,
Pakistan,
Ceylon,
Burma
and
Indonesia.
That
was
to
give
them
action,
and
not
just
promises,
that
they
are
to
get
real
home
rule,
real
democracy
and
freedom
from
white
man's
over-lordship.
As
between
old
style
western
imperialism
.
and
Communism
the
masses
of
Asia
have
increasingly
shown
that
they
will
turn
SCRIPTCRE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
The
fear
of
the
Lord
is
the
beginning
of
wisdom:
a
good
understanding
have
all
they
that
do
his
commandments:
his
praise
endureth
for
ever.
.
Psalm
111:
10.
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fundamental
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Moscow
government,
all
loyal
members
of
UN
have
drawn
to-J
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to
hold
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mutual
protection.
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require
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we
shall
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it
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Oil
PRINCE
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Friday
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Victoria
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conventions.
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Vancouver
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preached
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services.
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