Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday.
October
17,
1950
Labor
Council
Supports
Band
f
Trades
and
Labor
Council,
at
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Mrs.P
k
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An
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
O.
A.
HtTNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
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Sec
the
last
meeting,
went
on
reo-'
ord
fully
supporting
the
lorma-
tion
of
the
Prince
Rupert
School
'
Band.
'
i
President
H.
S.
Harrison
was'
oandspit.
,
lvesi:j
By
carrief.
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
50c;
Per
Year,
$5.00.
By
ELMORE
PHJLPOTT
elected'
to
represent
the
Labor
Council
at
the
Boy
Scouts
Association
dinner
this
week.
Labor
Day
sports
audit
was
presented
to
the
meeting
by
R.
L.
Gardiner
and
met
with
approval.
Secretary
B.
J-
Smithsori
was
back
on
the
Job
after
a
three-month
fishing
absence.
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Civic
Employees'
Union
dele
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SOME
NEW
BOOKS
THE
NEW
CANADA
Year
Book
(for
1950)
costs
$2
and
I
don't
know
anything
else
anywhere
that
gives
so
much
information
about
this
coun
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gate
stated
that
an
agreement
had
been
signed
with
the
Hospital
Board.
,,r0lTAl
try
Paper
covered
edition
sells
for
HOME
FOR
BLIND
This
Is
Queen
Elizabeth
Hall,
In
Vancouver,
th
new
Brittwh
Columbia
residence
for
the
Blind.
The
beauty
of
this
building
Is
enhanced
by
iU
setting
In
lx
ere
of
beautifully
ai
ranged
flowers,
walks,
shrubs
and
lawn,
all
for
the
pleaur
nd
ns
of
th
blind
residents.
The
central
accommodation
such
as
the
lounge
and
dining
room
and
other
smoking
and
social
rooms
are
tastefully
and
adequately
furnished.
Each
reidnt
may
have
his
own
room
comfortably
and
decoratlvely
appointed.
His
social,
recreational
and
gnra)
weifort
are
eared
for.
The
Canadian
National
Institute
for
the
Blind
helpa
o
tprat
this
residence,
to
which
the
blind
from
alt
parts
of
British
Columbia
may
go.
PROMPT
Kiwi
Fish
Co-operative
In
Saskatchewan
,
,
Phont
Orwn
DKj
$1.
Order
from
King's
Printer,
Ottawa.
oOo
THERE
IS
A
NEW
BIBLE.
This
time
it
is
called
"The
Dartmouth
Edition."
It
has
1256
pages,
and
is
an
abridgement
of
tbe
Kins
2nd
Stage
In
Korea
THE
EIGHT-POWER
resolution
on
the
future
I
of
Korea
by
the
General
Assembly
of
United
Nations
marks
the
opening
of
a
new
stage
in
the
Korean
incident.
It
makes
it
clear
to
the
world
in
general
and
to
Communist
China
and
Russia
in
particular,
that
the.
entry
of
the
United
Nations
forces
into
North
Korea
cannot
be
regarded
as
a
threat
to
North
Korea's
neighbors
since
all
United
Nations
forces
will
be
withdrawn
once
stability
in
the
country
has
been
obtained
and
unity
achieved.
Equally
important
as
a
landmark
is
the
fact
that
the
eight-power
resolution
concerns
itself
at
least
as
much
with
the
rehabilitation
and
recoyery
of
war-devastated
Korea
as
with
the
purely
military
operation
of
resisting
aggression.
United
Nations
members
are
pledged
under
the
resolution
to
take
all
necessary
measures
"to
accomplish
the
economic
rehabilitation
of
Korea."
Unfortunately-
it
is
impossible
for
the
unity
IS
Mrs.
Stewart
I.O.D.E.
Regent
REGINA
A
fishermen's
cooperative
has
been
formed
at"
Cumberland
House
in
northeastern
Saskatchewan.
About
34
fishermen,
all
living
at
Cumberland,
will
take
part
In
sturgeon
fishing,
which
industry
started
last
month-
The
season
limit
is
set
at
8000
pounds.
The
provincial
marketing
board
guaranteed
the
fishermen
an
James
Version.
lias
many
keen
commentaries,
maps
and
notes.
Contains
the
Apochripha.
Ha$
be.en
checked
over
by
Romat
Catholic
and
Jewish
scholars
as
well
as
the
authors.
The
introduction
points
out
EVEN
BIRDIES
ARE
INTERESTED
Even
the
birds
are
interested
In
the
Daily
news
renovations.
A
curious
fledglinj
species
unknown
by
News
aviarists)
flew
by
the
carpenters,
over
the
press,
past
the
type
setters,
resting
on
the
windowsill
next
to
Bill
Priest's
linotype
machine
at
noon
today.
Roy
D.
McKenzle,
of
the
a
circulation
and
advertising
staff
.freed
the
bird.
initial
payment
of
80
cents
pound.
on
your
next
that
although
the
Bible
is
the
most
printed
and
reprinted
book
known
to
the
human
race
it
is
"more
owned
than
read
or
under
At
the
monthly
meeting
of
Duchess
of
Edinburgh
Chapter,
IODE,
held
In
the
Civic
Centre,
a
donation
was
made-
to
th
Canadian
National
Institute
for
the
Blind.
-
I
Elections
to
fill
the
offices
of
regent,
educational
secretary,
and
parcel
convener
were
heM
with
the
following
result:
,
Regent
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stewart.
Educational
Secretary
Mrs.
Helen
Arda.
Parcel
Convener,
Mrs.
Alec
CHARTER
FLIGHT
No
Casualties
For
Canadians
k
CHARTER
FLIGHT
PLANES
ovoilobU
I
stood."
Any
newspaper
writer,
of
long
experience,
knows
.that
is
so.
In
the
old
days
Biblical
allusions
were
understood
by
almost
all
readers.
Now
that
is
NOT
so.
The
Dartmouth
Bible
sells
in
Canada
for
$8.
oOo
MIKA
WALTARI
IS
A
FINNISH
J
S.
Rlack
left
an
todav's
VANCOUVER
Men
of
the
three
Canadian
destroyers,
which
are
In
action
with
United
Na
plane
for
a
business
trip
to
Van-.s'ater
tions
forces
off
Korea,
are
doinv.
couver
MILITARY
PIONEERS
Field
ambulances
for
military
an
excellent
job
and
are
in
ex-,
cellent
spirit.
There
have
been-
W
ng
.a
b
s
;
to
Vancouver.
He
left
author
who
attained
world
fame
when
he
wrote
the
best
selling
rflsiiaittes
ness
trlP
purposes
were
introduced
by
thu
even
even
followina
casualties,
louowuit,
Mj.
i
French
,,..-!,
iB,
later
in
ir,
ik.
the
itK
18th
century.
-nrnrv
novel
"The
Egyptian."
That
was
about
a
doctor
who
O
Aerial
Surveys
O
Aerial
Photography
O
Private
Charter
O
Timber
Cruising,
etc.
i
ALL
INTERIOR
AND
COASTAL
P(W
For
BATKS
INFORMATION
RESERVATIONS
PHONE
476
!
lived
in
the
time
of
the
great
j
king
who
tried
to
introduce
a
landing
operations.
So
says
Vice-Admiral
H.
O.
W.
Grant,
chief
of
naval
staff,
who
was
in
Vancouver
yesterday
en-route
back
to
Ottawa
after
a
visit
to
the
destroyers
8ioux,
Cayuga
and
Athabaskan
In
Korean
waters.
mm
w.
-mm.
jrA.
A
of
the
whole
country
to
be
brought
about
without
;
the
United
Nations
forces
going
deep
into
North
Korea.
There
has
still
been
no
reply
from
the
"government"
of
North
Korea
to
the
appeal
to
lay
down
their
arms
which
General
MacArthur
broadcast
after
his
forces
had
reoccupied
Seoul
and
linked
up
with
troops
in
the
southeast.
A
week
ago
General
MacArthur
made
another
such
appeal
He
called
on
the
North
Korean
Premier
Kim
Ir
Sung
"for
the
last
time"
to
order
his
troops
to
cease
fighting.
The
only
response
seems
to
have
been
an
order
from
Kim
Ir
Sung
to
his
supporters
to
fight
on
to
the
last.
With
this
order
the
North
Korean
authorities
take
to
themselves
all
responsibility
for
the
suffering
and
the
losses
and
the
destruction
which
the
continuation
of
the
fighting
,
is
bringing
to
North
Korea
and
its
people.
General
MacArthur
has
had
no
option
but
to
proceed
to
take
such
military
action
as
may
be
necessary
to
enforce
the
decrees
of
the
United
Nations.
For
new
society
much
like
Christianity
but
by
his
own
decree,
not
I
i
llf
i
.
i-.J
law-
-
J
the
will
of
the
people.
""The
Adventurer"
is
the
name
mm
f
of
Waltari's
latest
novel.
It
is
fiillJI
not
in
the
same
ciass
with
the
Labor
Government
the
Way
to
Socialism?"
A
friend
sent
one
along.
It
is
earlier
book.
You
may
suspect
that
Waltari
dashed
it
off
as
a
QUEEK
CHARLOTTE
AIRLINES
I1
pot
boiler
to
cash
in
on
the
fame
a
24-page
argument
to
show
that
of
his
recent
great
book.
j
what
they
now
have
in
Britain
y
j
v
N
-1
r
Killas
&
Christopher
E
The
new
novel
deals
with
Eur-
Is
NOT
socialism.
The
essential
ope
at
the
time
of
Martin
Luth-
feature
of
socialism
is
that
so-er.
It
Is
a
rugged,
spicy
tale
ol
ciety
as
a
whole
owns
the
prln-adventure.
We
are
reminded
cipal
means
of
production
and
that
the
conspiracies
and
wars
distribution.
.
.
,
Air
Freight
on
oil
Fty
of
our
own
times
are
much
like
As
I
tried
to
show
In
my
re-
those
of
earlier
periods.
"
,
,
-
'
-1
Pmts
rrom
Britain
last
yesr,
The.,
hero
mrrtes
Ja-
woman
"ave
-
uie
.more
puouc
tunately,
it
does
not
look
Jike
a
long,
job.
,.
'
"
THE
BY-ELECTIONS
ownership
than
we
had
in,
0
t4aBaBaBBBBaBBaaBBaaaIlBW
AUCTION
SALE
OF
HOUSEHOLD
GOO
tario
(under
a
Tory
government)
when
I
was
a
boy.
What
they
have
Is
the
welfare
statst
But
what
they
MIGHT
have
undor
a
Labor
government
If
there
were
no
cold
war,
nor
lint
viened
hot
war,
is
a
very
du'ierent
thing.
Thursday,
October
19,
at
2:30
P.
IQAii
8th
E.
(Back
of
Johnson'iGroaH
who
is.
tried
(and
condemned
a
witch.
Under
torture,
she
"confesses"
to
whatever
her
torturerj
wish
her
to
much'
as
happens
in
our
own
times
In
some
other
oarts
of
the
world.
But
she
turns
the
tables
on
her
chief
torture
by
''confessing"
falsely
that
hr
was
one
of
her
confederates
ir:
witchcraft.
.
'..
That
triek
of
poetic
Justice
helps
to
bring
the
whole
unholj
Holy
Roman
Empire
down
the
victim,
as
It
were,
of
its
own
evils.
The
book
sells
for
$4
in
Canada,
and
is
published
by
Thoma3
Inr
'
by
the
owner
I
will
sell
by
Pi
A-iCtion
the
following
articles:
WHAT
TO
AVOID
j
"
irry-built"
house
showing
mittakea
to
be
avoided
will
be
an
exhibit
In
the
1951
Festival
of
Britain.
Alien
,
oOo
.
THE
RECENT
CCF
national
convention
refused
to
permit
the
l':UmM.
-
I
."tUifT
I
Chesterfield
Suite-3
pieces.
I
iloover
Vacuum
Cleaner.
Trllite
Ump,
Silver
Ware.
Cedar
Chest,
Jardinieres,
Wnlrjg
Room
Suite
(oaki
'
China
CubineU,
9x9
Axminster
Rug.
Monarch
Range
OH
Burner.
3
Dressers,
Singer
Sewing
Machine.
sale
of
a
fourpenny
booklet
"Is
2.
And
Nature
gar
alwnlnaaa
Oiatiioe
that
mk
It
idnal
la
wommet
with
food.
Many
mtlk
paila
Bain
porta
of
aaodrm
aailklaf
aachlna
ar
mad
of
alamiaruat.
1
The
niwiriJilnii
ft
law
cf
milk
from
(randm
is
the
happr
emrinj
to
this
storj.
It
started
wWo
Mature
put
aluminum
in
tlie
earth
,
ItMlf.
That
im
wbr
thi
important
mineral
u
right
in
the
milk
w
driuk.
.Desk,
Bookcase.
Sewing
Table
,
CamP
Sk
UNDER
ordinary
circumstances,
there
would
be
few
to
deplore
the
capture
from
the
government
of
two
seats
in
a
Parliament
which
is
so
predominantly
one-party
as
that
which
we
have
in
"
Ottawa
today.
Two
good
Independents
could
prove
"
a
spur
or
a
curb
to
a
government
which
is
sup-.
ported
by
such
strength
in
representatives
as
that
:
which
the
St.
Laurent
administration
enjoys.
The
tendency
of
such
preponderance
is
towards
inde-
pendent
reaction
within
party
ranks.
Whether
or
:
not
the
kind
of
Independents
they
produce
in
Que-J
bee
is,
however,
acceptable
to
the
rest
of
Canada
is
another
thing.
They
will
not
fail
to
be
heard
from
if
experience
with
other
Independents
from
!
that
province
is
to
be
taken
as
any
criterion.
As
a
predominantly
Liberal
-
government
i?:
;
liable
to
produce
Independent
Liberals
in
Quebec
so
is
it
liable
to
produce
Independents,
although
not
necessarily
Liberal,
in
other
parts
of
Canada.
The
results
in
Quebec
do
not
actually
hurt
the
"government
much
although
they
are,
undoubtedly,
irritating
and
have
a
significance,
the
import
of
!;
which
might
be
more
clear
if
they
happened
else-!
where.
u
The
Liberal
victory
in
Welland,
a
party
strong-J'hold,
was
to
be
expected
and
it
is
less
of
a
comfort
;;to
win
there
than
it
would
have
been
a
shock
had
;;
there
been
a
reverse.
At
that
the
majority
was
1
1
greatly
reduced
from
what
it
was
in
the
general
Selection
last
year
when
Hon.
Humphrey
Mitchell
had
a
majority
of
over
10,000.
Jt
SCRIPTURE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
"The
sin
which
doth
so
easily
beset
us."
Hebrews
12:1
Washing
Marhlne,
Copper
Boiler.,
1'J
HEUJ
COFFEE
v
SJMiS
AS
MUCH
AS
0A
POUND!;.',:
85-Year-Old
Coffee
Firm
Perfects
Product
with
Superb
Flavor
4.
AnJ
to
up
It
all,
mtmy
bottbt
of
milk
an
protcetioaoaled
with
hinlnf
aluminum
foil
topi,
Aluailaaat
hiwh
daanlmaaa
tot
hi
bum
Haihlr
of
all
food.
9m
From
farm
m
dairy
.
.
from
.'
aoantry
to
citT
.
.
.
rich,
wboleenma
CuaaAmn
niilk
k
being
mrre
aemgl
7
carried
iu
aluminum
containert
to
reach
you
freth
and
pur.
TERMS
CASH
George
J.
Dawes
AUCTIONEER
And
you
save
every
3rd
cup,
compared
to
regular
coffee.
Get
new
Instant
Chase
&
Sanborn
today.
n
No
other
material
li
more
"food-friendly"
than
slnmioam.
Whenever
you
aluminum
on
the
tulside
of
a
food
or
a
drink,
there's
an
"iiuide
$toryn
of
perfectly
.protected
flavour,
quality
and
purity.
ALUMINUM
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LTD.
j
You'll
JVJ?1
Dhanom
Tie
news
about
coffee
today
is
good
First,
there's
a
remarkable
new
"instant"
coffee
which
it
took
"real
coffee
people"
to
make.
Chase
&
Sanborn
scientists
worked
until
they
had
produced
a
soluble
coffee
with
the
rich,
robust
goodness
and
true-coffee
flavor
of
the
famed
Chase
&
Sanborn
name.
Second
and
important
this
new
"instant"
saves
you
as
much
as
40
cents
a
pound
over
the
price
of
regular
coffee!
So
noW
you
can
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