rfTcirrrrfwi'C'prpfTriv
'ChristitiCI
Ct
St
l?SJ
ISal-lorf-C
iPoul'f
Lutheron
Prince
Ruperl
Daily
News
Wednesday.
December
27,
1950
I
A
special
p-oRrani
featuring
Hospitality
flm
M
and
Reminisces
O
1
lJlD
ii
line
w'h
the
recent
decision?
No
66
10.
Will
any
other
European
nation
go
Communist
In
1950?
n.i
7i
11.
WU1
any
nation
now
hav-nt
a
Communist
government
overturn
that
government
am
go
non-Communist
in
195o
.
No
58
12.
Will
Franco
still
be
n
power
In
Spain
one
ya.
bene'
Yes
82
13.
Will
the
new
Communist
government
of
China
be
admitted
to
the
United
Nations
as
the
recoimized
representative
of
thut
n
independent
daiir
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Pally
Newspaper
Association
..
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERKY.
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
lv
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
-a-.
$3
00:
By
Mail.
Per
Month.
50c;
Per
Vr
r.r,
$5
00.
iL
the
Norwegian
carol
"A
Jea.w
Christmas
S;ng"
was
held
at
8.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
Christmas
Day
Service
Monday
moraine.
Fifteen
minutes
before
the
;
service
began,
the
senior
choir,
directed
by
Mra
A
U
WudJl.
sans
popular
carols.
During
ihe
I
service,
which
started
at
11:03
a
m..
Mrs.
Earl
Soiland
s
junior
!
One
always
has
his
I::t'e
vi-Vies
but
there
Is
nj
need
r.oi
to
count
the
remaining
C'hr.sl-snaa-shopping
Ume
by
davs,
or
even
hours.
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
Some
are
suigostir.s;
that,
in
stead
of
Bjx:ng
Day,
the
twentj-
sixth
of
December
should
be
choir
combined
witn
tne
senior
(
uiCi
vL'I.
rUH
IJoU
known
as
Cold
Turkey
Day.
Jr.
for
the
musical
cumbers,
j
st:ne
w
ays
it
does
appear
ap-
EVERY
N
e
W
Year's
,
Providing
Housing
HOUSING
is
now
poking
a
vexing
problem
to
Columhia
Cellulose
Company
as
it
prepares
for
the
opening
of
its
great
new
pulp
mill
plant
at
near
countrv?
Yes
82
-O-
A
SMART
YOUNO
fellow
was
pruria:e.
Wry
B
x;r.g
Day'
prom;nen
Moton,
j
Kew
auuw
ab.e
tj
;ve
a
Co.-
...
,
.
.
Eve
we
go
to
a
little
party
.ea
liad
cumpreht'ivMv
epiii-
w
osningron4
n...
iwhere
the
meanest
cuss
t
tuHx
mm
go
ever
tne
indiv'd
anon,
t
urtair.ty,
a
nas
noin.ns
;
.
j,
(llm
k..
the
crowd
is
assigned
uai
answers
the
other
night.
He
!
t.
in
ke-
and
ce.'d
storaee
Diant
oner-,
j
boxes
by
"Watson
Island
for
operation
early
next
year.
An
jabi
;to
write
a
list
of
the
hard-
T!"?
rt
!or
the
e
the
e
u
u.c
..r!,.
s
aua-
of
Yakima.
Washinatan
tU
U-M
n
.
t
l
i
a
i-5.
p.-
w
j
"
,
"--r".v
a
iu
u.c
jCOJlsUt
of.
But
there
it
no
doubt
Sl,'eriaf
secretary
of
the
est
questions
to
answer
i
out.
Stalin.
Tito
and
prsno
Loage
of
could
all
die.
and
the
correct
fcrj
rft
;
..t
i
L
A
tl:
is
max
goou
iren
are
turninsr
down
lobs
ami
as
u
the
whv
ana
-he
etwe
tore
of
f.M-fiuc
r"-"
prand
r'
Lii
,
next
wu.
cui-Snen
changed
tn
twelve
fefusint
"
to
wmw
tn
Pim
tt'iK
hupert
l!mwrt
for
fn,.
tV
the
ieaon
'Cold
Turkey
Day.
Therm
s
uienty
H
1
dllril-'
th
chr,4t-1
Srab
the
job
of
f
everywhere.
WSkaing
to
be
given
i
nias
V?
nuiiuay.
e
tl.
m
itnn
-
i
the
,w
hb-h
r
!UUl
o'
me
imrieen
questiunj.
respectful
attention.
And
theu
thef
But
aiming-
that
the-e
ar
the
round
trip
for
a
qui
hull-
..IT
lf
year-foT
.
-r
no
last
minut
,.n.i.
tt
no
CisP4xlnmient
i
dav
aboard
the
steamer
Cam.
"v.""
U.i
"
to
"
.
"'
Z:
"
estmg
note
how
close
to
th
3
UBl
i
.i
,
ri
m
s,uti,
accvwuaiued
bv
Mi
p
ls.
'
P-Pr
auli.
sner
and
their
friends.
.
W.
A
Biis
h.
Tacoina
job
prutter.
ur.d
HERE
WERE
the
queiUons
Mrs.
Bu-h.
They
were
delight-)
answers
in
percentages
f
.ir
truth
most
of
the
answers
ver;.
Nobody
at
cur
party
got
aU
the
answers
right
this
year.
One
fellow
who
coll
ecu
taxes
r,t
mai
me
company
cannot
otter
them
housing.
The
company
feels
that
it
has
kept
a
bargain
in
bringing
this
industry
to
Prince
Rupert
and
that
the
community,
itself,
should
be
assuming
some
responsibility
in
doing
its
utmost
to
encourage
the
provision
of
housing,
facilities
which
will
be
urgently
needed
within
the
next
two
months
as
staff
is
beine:
or-
4
An
American
Army
tard
s'ru.
k
uo
"O
Canada'"
when
&
tAip
ship
with
the
2nd
Ba:a'.-j
icn.
Prince
Patricia
Canadian
i
ipl(
Infsivry
stvard
dm-ke4
at
;
kch
.:v.a.
There
was
cheer-ling.
It's
a
time
in
history
vh-n
t
i
i.
'ttoi.
;rV
fur
!hi
!
laii:
i
their
nurthern
cruise
'
ml.
1
1
i
)un
one
wron
o
"Uvj:-
1.
wui
there
be
a
wnrirt
-
and
were
nantcuiariy
uiwrf.
in
Pince
Rupert,
i
accountant
'
starting
in
190,
invoiving
Ra'-
u.
.
si
r.ua
US.Af
fJV
ot
T
M
CTlinAC
Ofrr
miindt
,,.1,1
I
V
''
Cailizrtl
for
thf
irniniir
ittn
nffKlnr-tinri
Tu-nntv-f
ivn
i
,
-..
'.s
st-..-.
mi
-
Averse
i
.
.
.
.
,.
.
Ln
.-rf
front
4a
to
63
degTss
tn
Tas-i
i
WtU
there
be
a
sr
ou
buil-
B.imit
t-w
iiuts
is
gicu
as
a
minimum
immediate
rtHjuirement.
r
j
mania.
Australia.
jness
depres&too
iu
Canada
in
---IJ--..
way
r
7
1
The
new
Kin?
of
Sweden
has
lost
no
time
in
xiv.r.H
his
mora!
r-s-ina
here.
Bat
it's
fax
trcm
a
No
17
Lac
of
Thiamine,
or
vitamin
S.
Who
m
win
the
B-ituh
B,
1,1
the
diet
tuw
tij
apart
Isumxtrt
a
Labor.
lUs
Ma
je-v
situation
tke
that
today.
Immi-i
With
this
urgent
need
of
housing
to
get
a
new-industry
into
smooth
operation,
the
old
United
States
Army
administration
building
on
First
Avenue
still
stands,
apparently,
inactive
although
an
Des;
too
fast.
ihas
been
an
the
throne
twreiv
g
rat
ha
U
a
trickle.
Yet,
piriceiess
-elecitMO
(month
and
lie's
aktr.t
ParUa-
d
ieoveries
of
iron
and
ore.
bu?e
Labor
53
1
"
1
1
f
1
o
!U
a
raise
01
tia.iWJ
anni-
investments
m
capital
gotJs
ana
iu
nw
si
at
be
ieaaer
ol
re.iust
nouncement
was
made
many
months
ago
that
it
.
1
submitting
h
would
be
available
for
occupancy
long
ere
this.
Here
ftiuU)
iS
deVau
Jikjvr
it
tuktr
...M
Q
j
lued
-ate
;
Ami
W4
hula
W
Ct
u
mam
other
enter-rtes
tr.ei;the
government
ol
Yugusiavia
that
r.evcomers
willing
to
work
one
year
from
today?
s.ll
te
ia
e
so
lor
yeir:
es
H
to
csas.
What
efforts
aruk-
5.
Will
SttUa
still
be
teadir
ci
ing
uiace
to
brittg
theme
here?
the
government
oi
Ravua
viiv
,
.year
from
today?
e
There
ought
to
be
jtor.es
of,
Yes
86'5
outstanding
newspaper
lfn:rt-;
6.
WU1
the
Chinese
Cotnmun-a'
next
e;r
Ftvm
h4t
1
jiits
be
in
controt
of
PWuiu&a
ou
.".'rrencv.
An-oarer.tlv
Curav.
jVf
Itr.ows
a'i
the
.tr
er
j
I
;
!
An
American
who
worked
th
',
Russian
i?cr,ts
to
ret
them
in-
format
Ko
on
atomic
wei:is
;
NORTH
STAR
EOTTLING
wcic
?bme
133
.7
151
pproche
(
year
front
today?
has
b-.er
sent
to
prison
for
thrty
frathered.
as
it
is
estimated
that
75
to
80
good
flats
could
be
provided
and,
if
the
brilding
could
even
be
opened
as
it
is,
it
could
provide
accommodation
vastly
better
than
some
that
is
already
being
utilized
in
Prince
Rupert.
At
least
a
portion
of
the
building
could
be
used
for
single
occupancy
accommodation
with
little,
if
any,
alteration.
The
housing
itua!ion
being
such
as
it
is.
it
would
appear
that
local
authorities,
while
promoting
the
government
housing
scheme
which
cannot
be
BROiM
Yes
83
"Via
France
relinquish
cou
of
Indo-China.
othermir
veat.
That
should
be
an
exa-n-
r
here
seems
small
doubt
c!
St.;
ole
to
anv
ether
with
su.h
no-,
The
Chrenicie-Herald
and
Miiij
1.
tan
Ottawa
Journal.
Star
of
Halifax,
smarting
trott.trol
by
this
tlms
i
the
effects
of
repeated
inerea
caed
Viet-Kam,
M.r
people
to
dxeil
in
Can-
i
in
the
cost
of
wirs
orlnt
ada
:s
w.e'.hir.t
to
think
nKu.
evidently
been
thuiiuns
th.r.tsi
No
54
chr?e
rscr
S
W;U
there
be
ar
betaeett
as
the
New
Year
da
ns.
Ye-5
over.
Both
il!
B
M
w
Kill
I
II
I
tm
a
i.
w
mi
ago.
there
was
loiic
to
the
aru-
r.est
year.
Subacriptkn
i.i
(
India
arid
Pakistan?
ment
that
iaunteranU
fi'Mii
n
it'mo
from
34
to
30
cent
week'..
;
Ko
86
"
h
-ihMi'vi
Nv-,;:--?
of
'..v.'k
"I
More
than
one
erouo
of
crodu'
9.
Will
the
UN
sucoeed
in
la-
ready,
at
the
best
progress
it
can
make,
for
several
1
"
II
Ctx
BlOnths,
might
be
Well
.'.dvised
to
interest
themselves
employment
for
tho
alread?'--
-V
Mt
of
ieapinK-
tercationaliaing
Jeuaalem.
in
the
administration
building
situation
and
see
Z7
.
,
,
;
Bwtatijts
For
toke
home
orders
?We
2X
I
I
what
'can
be
done
about
making
it
available
to
help
i.nurcnes
Leaa
A...V.-.NS,.V.VN.NW,V..V,V.V.VVAVAV.,A',J
i'Xmas
Observance
Or.ce
as.V:n
people
are
back
a
5
unTirc
a
housing
situation
wtweh
is
every
day
becoming
more
critical
ar.d
driving
people
and
business
away
from
the
city.
It
is
obvious
tbat.
in
the
case
of
Columbia
Cel-hilose,
accommodation
must
be
found
for
the
staff
there
and,
if
Prince
Rpert
cannot
fill
the
need,
it
may
be
met
outside
th?
city.
THE
HOME
FROM
ii
v
1
I
V
L
Speciof
hotirs
vhen
Service
wilt
be
zc
t;
work
toduy
af.er
celebrating
j
Christendom
greatest
festival.
'
Si-r
ic-.i
Chriftaias
day
and
!
Sunday
marked
observance
by
all
"
churches
c-f
the
c::y
with
large
cor.sresations.
special
music
aini
,
sermons
and
beautiful
detora-
i
i
'..
s
j
The
Ch'JTt'h
of
the
AnnuncU-
our
front
end
for
GASOLINE
cr
CIS
over
the
New
Year
he!
HE
PEOPLE
of
the
United
Nations
are
using
T"
New
Year's
Day
......
2p
m.
n
!
w
ueH'.ie
expeaient.lO
resist
ag-
Christinas
Eve
Uh
the
su;ga
eressaon.
Thev
hate
the
destruction
of
lives
home
,of
M;iS
by
Bl',,:s
1
.
i-
i
din.
C
M
I.
The
mass.
Bejur.a
j
and
the
means
of
livelihood.
p.ac;s.
.a
rer.derd
bv
the
three
RUPERT
MOTORS
ITD.
The
civilization
we
cherish
and
are
defending:
!vAWMV.WWMV.WAV.V.V.W.W.VW.
TKIE
QYAL
DA
MCI
General
Statement
30th
November,
1950
ASSETS
Notes
of
and
depoiiti
with
Bink
of
Canada
....
$
19?.?l?,t
11.98
Odier
cah
and
bank
baiaocct
..........
162,064,438.29
Noe
of
and
cheques
oa
otber
banks
.
......
111,1,531.7J
Covcrasieot
aad
other
pablic
tecaritici,
not
exceeding
market
value
1.042.36S.80
J.19
Other
bunds
aad
nocks,
doi
eiceediag
market
value
104,282,016.90
Call
and
short
loam,
fuy
secured
.
.
100.004.499.11
Total
ouick
assets
........
$1,7
l?,765,4O2.20
Other
loaas
and
discotints,
iier
full
proriuoa
for
bad
aad
dovNnd
debts
68,?25,
564.27
Back
premises
17,068,704-3$
Liabilities
of
customers
under
acceptances
and
letters
of
credit
69,437.689.31
Other
assets
4.37.982
00
$2,497,376,342.37
ceases
to
exist
for
those
who
glory
in
destruction.
"When
the
hearts
of
any
at
home
fail
to
fee
a
deep
sympathy
in
the
death
of
one
member
of
the
United
Nations
forces,
the
war
for
them
has
been
lost
on
the
home
front.
When
human
suffering
fails
to
rouse
the
determination
that
it
must
end
as
soon
as
the
best
efforts
of
free
peoples
can
end
it,
the
purpose
for
which
we
are
fighting
has
died
in
our
hearts.
Most
of
the
press
and
radio
in
North
America
reflects
the
true
humaraty
of
this
continent,
but
it
js
io
be
hoped
our
people
will
not
be
led
unwittlndv
Orders
for
cccf
plocsi
"
cMhc29thDecertri
prior
to
the
Ne
Yscr"5
-o-o:
Our
off
ai
re-ape
H
:
1
lo
sees
their
own
safety
through
the
sacra
ices
m
REASONS
PHILPOTT
EVITT
&
CO.
M
WHY
Phone
51
mt
1
part
choir
under
cirectioit
of:,
!
Charles
P.
Balaano.
Misses
-?re
also
sur.g
Christmas
Day
at
t:30L
:
9
and
10
ajn
and
benediction
at
?
;
3
p
m.
Father
Mjrrissejr
preache
i
1
the
strro.oa
and
Father
Mohan',
t
led
eomraunitj
singing
of
carols,
i
The
church
vis
li.:J
to
over-
f
j
flowir.g.
I
j
The
First
Cr.ite-i
Church
mark-
j
i
ed
i:s
C'bsenr
ir.ee
w::h
iu
t
v
(Sunday
services
ceveted
to
un-;
j
foidum
the
Christmas
message
to
i
!
word
ar.d
music.
I
St.
Aruirtw's
Cathedral
San
-
!
;
day.
beside
the
morning
serr'ices
j
at
S:3d
and
11
o'clock,
had
the'
S
Nativity
play
presented
by
the
;
Sanaa?
S--h.'i
in
the
afternoon
i
"
and
a
Christmas
Eve
serriee
as
'
held
at
it
p.sx.
I
I
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Chur.-U
.
'
devoted
their
Sanday
service
to
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and
fat
-ed
the
sen-
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!
k
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la
the
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'
dfroaeJ
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to
the
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.
stsry.
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services
were
heil
'
at
11
a.m.
ri
1:5a
p
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Sarnday
S:h;.i
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4
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sermti$
as
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Army
bel4
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day
servkes
a;
11
am.
ar.d
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.
p.m.
ar.d
a
Chrtm
r.-.tii'.a
;
'
;
service
a,
Win
The
First
Ptesbyttrlan
;
Chiirvto'a
ehoral
evening
moe
j
Sur.cy
wa
beaUfu2y
prtsent-
ei.
T;
mxtrur
wm
.u
it-j
v.iiKi
to
the
ChrLstaaai
theme,
j
Bctls
swiEj
asd
evening
r-
:
vice
a'i
Fu-a
Banust
Church
;
.;ere
aevatsd
to
the
CferkJimasI
'
asessase.
Th
dL:h:j
of
Oirataus
wer
'
to
be
focr.d
ta
h,;tr.amis
t
;
boases
throibout
the
city.
In
1
iidsjiaa,
there
were
numerous
'
.enwrtaimcrr.:s
Ijs
lhat
coi
,fjtica
er.oa
to
have
their
I
on
htatses.
The
hearts
ef
th
:
tivrs
cf
Prmcw
Hupert
were
opened
to
their
feilo-w
Ken.
A2
ever
the
eit
poole
wr
"3t
"Aiki
aeoi
their
d'X'
.
open
to
ajqaauitanct
and
;
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w
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cared
to
drcj
in,
f
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appeared)
;
during
the
wee
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-end
to
jpoii
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(
;
be
pictures
as
parents
and
children
jave
therssves
over
to'
JceUbruting
the
arrival
ef
the
'Saviour
into
tlsis
world.
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vour
DeST
HMKIE
COAL
Gin
BUY
Wallace
LIABILITIES
Notes
to
cirtulatioa
.........$
249,989.10
Deposits
.
2,337,503.468.93
Acccptaa-te
and
letters
of
credit
outstanding
...
69.437.6S9.
31
Otfeer
liabilities
3,349.32S-0o
Total
liabilities
so
the
psihlic
.
.
.
$2,410,540,475.42
Capita!
35.000,000.00
Reserve
Fu.-vJ
30,000,000.00
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pavabie
...............
915,827.91
Balance
of
Pront
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Los
Account
........
920,039.04
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