Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
December
27,
1950
NEW
AGE
(Continued
from
page
5
Livestock
and
Farm
Income
.
conl
was
getting
somewhere
with
jhis
experiments
in
electro-mag-metic
waves.
Working
for
the
!
British
Post
Office,
he
had
I
transmitted
signals
In
the
late
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
SALE
EVENING
GOWNS
Nearly
7
precent
Derived
Therefrom
In
Central
Interior
us
across
Bristol
cnannei
from
Penarth
to
Brean
Down.
On
De
cember
12,
1901,
he
succeeded
ln
prince
GEORGE
Durln"
the
communicating
across
the
At-J
past
decade
a
lucrative
farm
ln-lantic
between
Poldhu
In
Corn-
COme
has
been
derived
bv
Cana.
Encluuileii
Thai
Muhv
Conic
G(hllS
Dm
mis
Trm
wall
and
the
odd-looking
struc-
dlan
farmer8
from
the
production
tUr1
ereiS,M
n
SlgnaI!d
ae
of
livestock
and
live-Hail.
St.
John
Nfld.
i
s.
slock
producls.
..0niy
by
tne
As
in
the
case
or
Ford
and
tinuance
or
a
livestock
program
the
Wrights,
others
were(
con-j
will
we
be
able
to
maintain
the
cerned
in
the
theory
of
wireless!
natural
evele
intended
hv
not,..-
AT
A
LOW
PRICE
THAT
IS
TRUE
telegraphy.
Others
came
after!
to
restore
to
the
soil
elements
so
Marconi
to
develop
the
radio
J
necessary
to
sustain
an
equlllb-
ousiness
as
we
Know
it.
has
num
in
agricultural
production
"
ne
w
ho
caught
popular
imagt-
j
reports
J.
R.
Barry.
Experimeri-nation
with
its
early
commercial
tal
Station,
Prince
Oeorge.
Apart
application.)
from
the
direct
cash
returns
that
95
$I4.
1
.
...flAWW
LOSS
OF
TITANIC
Late
on
Sunday
night,
April
the
producer
receives
for
the
I
s
lie
of
livestock
he
says
that
there
isn't
a
more
profitable
4,
14,
1912.
bands
were
playing!
I
l
V-
r
ill
-T,
r-
.r,
w
-s.
,
i
Sunday.
Dec.
31
i
r
I
if
J
1
-v
7
B
1
1
I
iaance
dance
music
music
on
off
the
ine
Grand
uranai
n
11:30..
m
vi
uciu
I
Banks
of
Newfoundland
aboard
croPs
and
simultaneous
guard-the
biggest
ship
afloat,
speeding
ln
so11
fertility
than
through
a
on
her
maiden
vovaiie
from
vigorous
livestock
program.
x
My
'
GET
YOUR
TICKETT0DAY
Reg.
$25
vc
$33
Sizcr.
1
1
through
44
Now
you
can
afford
to
buy
a
new
cvonlnc
trown
K:i!n
(Southampton
to
New
York.
Pas-1
Curing
1948
In
Central
British
isent-rrs
lelt
a
slight
iar-
tha
Columbia
It
un
piIkiiIoi
...
-'
-
r.
-
-
-
j
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-.v
tiiun
vi
infill;
"I
had
to
marry
a
failure!"
uckcu
on
Sand;
vessel
came
to
a
stop,
began
to
the
farm
records
of
five
Ilustra-!
ist
and
settle
by
the
heaci.'
tlon
Station
operators
in
differ-
Hours
later,
as
her
engines
tore
vnt
districts
that
69.7
per
cent
of
Includes
all
sizes
througl
Al
:
Construction
of
Indian
Tram
inrx-fna.
i
iou.se
ana
roared
down
the
slant
me
year
a
farm
income
was
de-
fr?
T
Ml
she
went
rived
from
livesiivV
Vmm
tk.
Oi
the
me
tween-decks.
iween-oecus.
ROBT.
MONTGOMERY
ANN
BLYTH
in
"ONE
MORE
MY
DARLING"
THEATRE
Tic
J
4C.
42
and
44.
Come
on
down.
At
this
low
price
you
'
can't
go
wrong.
:
Highlight
of
Mining
in
1950
down
taking
1500
men,
women
same
source
of
Information
the
and
children.
j
1949
contribution
or
llvevstock
Destruction
of
the
Titanic,
the!
was
54
6
Der
cent.
This
inrlnrted
STEVART.--Thp
hip-hliVht
nf
thn
,.r.ov
n5..;f.Js-caIled
unsinkable.
caught
theionly
cattle
and
swine
and
un-i
!
RUPERT
PEOPLES
.
STORE
Doors
open
at
11:30
for
Ticket
Holders
Jn
tV,
Cfa.
rZ
.
.
J
'v
I
worlds
imagination
as
no
other
doubtely
the
figure
wouid
have!
mine
Slew
an
area
was
the
construction
of
the
aerial
slnSle
Peacetime
catastrophe
In
;
bven
raised
on
all
five
farms
had
j
tramway
from
the
Indian
mine
tn
thp
mih-iV
Pro
lhe
haif-century.
a
small
thing,
the
production
of
sheep
also'
ouodK
I
re-;
..I
compared
to
the
mass
slaughter
.
been
included
In
the
plan.
!
mipr
mill
TfWk
mier
mm.
n
i.
j
had
beei.
hoped
that
the
tram
would
EurP
to
know
within
three
During
this
period
of
imtaJ
be
completed
before
Christmas
so
that
the
minei5?'
e
ut
'Tiunic
story
wM.biuty
m
world
affairs
stabnu-1
could
so
into
production
hnt
tW
,rt
'i;
,Z
K1
"
"1
!!!a
J?
f
-e-j
a
ibi
Klll)igiE3ltlllliItIII
wuuw,,,,
iw
-!
-;
."
"''""
s
"
sound
livestock
in-
m.
v.
j
lowing
an
exceptionally
heavy
sinking.
Incidentally,
quickened
Values
for
You
dustry.
Livestock
and
lu
allied
oy
years
the
general
adoption
at
sea
of
Siunor
Marconi's
cari-
fall
of
snow,
caused
a
suspen-'
14
miles
up
the
Bear
River
val
sion
of
construction
until
early
j
ley
from
Stewart.
products
provide
one
of
the
most
I
stable
sources
of
Income
that
the
j
farmer
can
establish
for
himself.
!
It
not
only
supplies
him
with
a
iniii..!
!
get
..
which
...
11
years
before
had
SDnnff
When
pnmnltH
tKio
fr
nnri
jra
,w
r
7A
if
"V
.
.v-.
'cuiyi
sputtered
its
faint
signaU
bring
another
nrodurins-
George
carried
out
develoDment
'
r-,r,
.n
j
i
O
Lunch
Kits
g
pyrex
Ware
Percolators
Pocket
Knives
9
Covered
Roosters
ft
Thermos
Bottles
balanced
yearly
Income
but
also
mine
Into
being
in
the
Stewart
tnt
their
ProPerty.
the
Georgo
land.
area.
In
the
early
days
of
min-
j
r?!"!
'"
lhe
"Pf
"i
At
about
tnis
same
time
in
assures
mm
of
a
plentiful
lardc
:
K
quality
lor
nis
domestic
uses.
ins
in
tita
district
the
Indian
!
and
owned
the
George
Conner
lL
?
man
namcd
Vladlmir
j
v...
.v.-
Xil
i'y'L'h
Ulyanov
Ienm.
leader
of
however
Mussolini'
connuput
nf
i
LL
lhJ
!
Smelun
c-
Sviryofathe
WHISKY
i
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
Y
aim
nuw
snouia;
nuviana,
owner
of
the,Kus.ian
Revolutionary
Partv
;
make
good
after
long
years
of
Unicorn
group,
adjoining
the
'was
Bi-
!-"..
,
."
is-"'""'g
irom
aoroaa
me
.
at
a
popular
o-VJ
i
B
"'00,JU'1
"uiie,
caiTiea
OUt
publication
iuujn.uon
in
in
St
at.
i-ecersourg
Petemhnrw
of
of
Silbak
Premier
min.
h
k.
further
rtpvir,m
Ethiopia
was
complete,
civil
war
in
Spain
was
under
way
the
world
paused
for
a
moment
to
hear
a
former
King
speak
"at
long
last
...
a
few
words
of
my
own."
On
the
afternoon
of
December
11.
1930.
the
British
Parliament
had
passed
into
lv
the
first
voluntary
abdication
bill
in
the
long
hi.story
of
the
0AU.Y
NEW
3
CLASS
f
FXKD
AOVEHTlSKMENTb
ERINO
RESUtTi
producing
steadily
during
theithe
property
with
nwTt
!
UnVwS'hntl
Smu
year
and
it
is
estimated
that
factory
results.
i
."5
a
i
.
.
total
of
t.
.
..
.
jiated
nis
i.
ideas
,rte
of
r
a
-
so-called
tec
"u'."rrr.
"l
.-""vc"-
"orK
on
lne
Silver
Tip
erouDl-oicUtowhlD
of
the
oroletariat
"
For
NEW
YEAR'S
EVE
HIRAM
lIsn
eTter
sn'PPa
to
the
,
proceeded
this
summer
unde-
ih-'
which
culminated
October
25
The
Phiiim,
m,
a
'
d":ection
ot
W.
R.
Tooth
and
re-j
1917.
In
bloody
revolution
and
ire
?TOP'lSUltS
there-
he
states'
ar
very
whk-h
tod.,
In
the
version
of
I
or!
k151
ncouraS1ng.
Shipments
of
ore!
Joseph
:
Salmon
River
k
f
Vanonovitch
sialin
!s
I
woSd
sfead
!v
a
fsuprn"
T
Pr0Perty
during
lhe
the
WOrId,s
c,-ef
lhre"
Pa
!
a
total
o
-
nM
r.f-nd
,Mt
tW0
years
have
Produce4:
At
the
same
time
otthVoc-Joa
nna?
-.Ui
murh
'
t0bcr
""n
n
Kus.sia
the
I'klpd
K
00
the
Gold
dUeiple
of
another
Utotogy-
Shlsmw
m
m
?rP
"
thC
,Marm0t
RlVer
area
ailhou
on-time
Socialist
Ben-!
1
hf
uncovefed
a"
exce"ent
rads
'
110
uwllni
had
not
yet
uurmg
the
win
r
arid
hmd
h0ta
41
iih,ig-e.Jintf!..nd.
of
1
ore
a
a
diamond
drillina.
competed
his
inp.
arn.ma
th.
empire.
Tiutt
night
the
former
Edward
VIII
broadcast
to
the
,
worid
his
explanation:
"I
have
found
it
Impossible
to
carry
the
heavy
burden
.
.
.
without
th,
help
and
support
of
the
woman
I
I
love."
;
The
Kinc'i
abdication.
U
i
DECORATIONS
NEW
YEAR
CARDS
NOVELTIES
WALKER'S
SPECIAL
01
?T-
rAWAniAW
UWKrVt
So
Don'l
Wait
for
Tomorrow
-
s;
vrviiniinil
VTHigmi
Sec
it
TODAY
r
sn'Pmen
ready
program
Is
to
be
instituted
in
political
circle
to
rlZ
i'amr.
...
-
..
tne
early
spring
of
1951.
recuperating
frorrt
a
trench-
1
Nation-wide
Populariry
is
tta
proof
of
its
Traditional
High
Qaa'ify!
vn
uie
prosperity;
The
Riverside
mine
about
W'ZTSJKft
FU;-
'WVen
mUes
from
Hyder."
Alaska,
sh
snipped
28
tons
of
high
grade
on
the
Alaskan
side
of
the
11
J
r
make
pomible
bis
marriace
to
a
divorced
woman,
was
the
romance
of
the
half-century.
His
broadcast
was.
heard
by
the
greatest
audience
up
to
that
time
in
the
history
of
radio
more
than
had
listened
to
the
bombast
of
Mussolini
or
the
stridency
of
Hitler.
OITGROWTH
OF
WAR
mortar
wound
and
resuming
his
prewar
work
on
the
newspaper
t'epolo
d'ltalia.
Five
years
and
five
days
later
October
30.
1D22
as
victors
In
a
lonir
running
"c-
niiuueo
over
sou
tons
of
con-
fight
between
extreme
right
and
,.
WAUIIVIllI
OMTAIIO
0IITIIURS
OF
THE
fsMOIS
'tanfufian
M'
HM
extreme
left
(for
Dower
noml-.
Out
of
the
second
T
"
of
the
",c
two
l"
naily
held
bv
a
constitutional
'
..."J
"7
"?u,r
but
futile
government,
hi
Fas-
j
Z'msTo
rv
of
'
This
adrertiemrnt
is
not
publLshrd
or
displared
by
tne
lnj
"'
nefl.c"tr
mlne
about
bright
indeed
for
the
future.
lonirol
Hoard
or
by
the
tlovernmrnt
of
nnusn
imma
BLONDIE
Oh,
He's
Like
That
-By
CHIC
YOUNG
according
to
an
account
of
thai
'Si;
future
"
"
g"
W
CommunK,
h0'1"",88
-0ll
0ne
of
ihese
a
the
forma-
i
ThSbSi.
.in.
.sa"
rran.
!
e:
'''iiiliijiiiiiliiFii
See
us
for
your
.
.
.
HARDWARE
REQUIREMENTS
of
a
new
faesar.
It
was
to
end
Nations,
an
attempt
by
the
vie-''
in
death
r..-i
rnnmlnv
hut
nr.
.
'
Ht
uv
"le
vu"
!
VOLi'LL
MISS
)
!
,
voui?
BUS
4
,.,
before
it
had
been
ImV.H
Tn
,
""
..
JUSt
e
i
rs.-.K.
a
WHV
exj
vCj
,
..
r-A
'6'
.r-5
f-
CIT-'
1(1
'X1.
'
'
r7
i
Arnti
for
WESTINOIKHSE.
M.tl.ARV.
C.C.M.
B-ll
PAINTS
and
COI.KMtN
(HI.
UEUIBS
imn
.
V
."irougn
woriawiae
rule
of
aw.
-
(u
i
h
-
nther
1
r
C,
re'gn
f
a?"
F'v
year,
later
the
orgnkra-other
a
rou.ser
of
vaster
rao-
tinalready
divided
bv
the
fhiTamb,t,0n
waton,,e
enmity
of
erne
or
iu
founder,
j
RuwIa-heW
together
to
stand
HiTLFR
A
niniRRnv
Arioi
Hifii!
!l
..
'wlnst
the
invasion
of
South
!
Victor
flC
ff
Korea
the
Communist
North.!
.
h'
was
s'"!?
Whether
or
not
this
clash
was'
rhnrrh
JF:
a
"J0?
of
2'
pouting
of
a
third
world
I
WE
IH1.1VH
."T7
wr
;v
t
1
,V'C
1
"ci"
uwn.
ne
war
was
aUn
unciear
dr3Wlngf
At
th
timc
The
second
deelopment-lon
of
the
October
revolution
he
wM
ln
growing,
secretly
nursed
In
All
Validated
Now
tS
a
private
in
tne
Ba-ithe
'
minds
or
men-was
signal-varian
army.
By
1922.
when
d
by
the
blast
which
on
Aug-"Tlil
Th10
pendancy,
u,t
6,
1945.
wiped
out
the
Jap-2
k
y'
v.h
n
ha.d
Rraduated
t0
anesc
city
of
Hiroshima.
Of
aU
JTZ
?h
Un.lCh
to,ex-ithe
'lorle.
of
this
half-century,
5uil?arIttm
"
the
nwlng
of
atomic
power
authoritarian,
totalitarian
state,
of
which
the
bomb
is
one
aspect
controlled
for
and
bv
Arvan
v,..u
.i
,.u...
m.
BRIDE
ST.
riWNEJH
It
came
to
f
tower
Jannarv
an
.
iv..
.
...
1933.
when
his
Nazi
nart.
nn
shrouded.
It
Is
hard
to
sav
even
where
the
knowledge
of
atomic
power
began.
In
the
year
of
Victoria's
death
a
young
New
Zcaleder
named
Ernest
Rutherford
wu
professor
of
physics
in
McGill
University,
Montreal.
HU
researches
established
the
existence
andi
nature
of
radio-active
transfor-!
power
by
election
and
Hitler
was
Chancellor
of
the
Third
Reich.
From
that
date,
for
a
dozen
years,
until
he
died
cowering
In
a
Berlin
cellar,
his
was
the
world's
most-feared
name.
The
paradox,
as
the
half-century
ended,
was
that
the
new
incumbent
as
lord
of
fear
was
the
man
whose
guns
sounded
in
dying
Hitler's
ears.
At
about
the
time
Mussolini
was
coming
to
the
xenlth
or
his
power,
and
while
Hitlers
star
was
still
low
on
the
horizon,
jin
event
occurred
which
symbolized
a
condition
that.
warn,
'
old?,,
can
you
k
(susi
I'll
erS(
1
CAN
-f
fiLLlJiiiL
Hillllyll11"
El
WfflTE
YOJ?
tAMC
J
.
V,
"J
VOL!
CAN'T
IN-V
'
''
'
"N-
-
I
Lii
Ly
Woe!
Calamity!
'
irTv
ilP
ifl
f
1
V
ooc'
J.HINSS
POS
7
,
Tul-
).'-
you
f
rZ
'
mation-s,
the
electrical
tructurc
of
matter,
the
nuclear
nature
of
the
atom.
He
published
books
about
this
and
in
1908
won
a
Nobel
prize.
Enrico
Fermi,
an
Italian
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elclst.
and
others
split
the
atom
In
the
mid-Thirties,
and
OLto
contribute
mightily
to
their
Joint
sway
over
lands
and
people.
And
to
that
other
inriuence
working
outward
from
the
crp
rtr.v
Hahn
of
Berlin
split
the
uranium
atom
in
1939.
But
it
is
still
uncertain
whether
they
qui'e
knew
what
they
were
doln.
Many
others
worked
specifically
toward
the
result
tolazoned
by
that
blinding
flash
over
Hiroshima.
And
others
still
work.
where
Lenin's
body
lay.
On
October
29,
1929,
the
New
York
Stock
Market
crashed.
There
is
little
that
Is
comnellinir
aho'it.
fie
ary
ngures.
But
here
were
In
the
'end
it
comes
back
to
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all
our
Customers
and
Friends
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in
biootf.
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the
people.
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leads
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ultimate
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sjinuoi
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a
wona
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or
a
new
world
of
erowth
and
structure;
to
end
life
or
to
of
the
Season
make
life
more
worth
living-depends
on
men.
On
men
who
sit
in
high
places,
ruled
by
the
Instincts,
greeds,
passions
and
condition,
it
signalled
the
collapse
of
trade,
the
great
depression.
In
the
decade
that
followed,
the
field
of
human
flesh
and
blood
was
fertile
to
th?
seeds
of
hate.
And
they
were
sown.
In
the
midst
of
that
decade,
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that
are
the
common
in
herltance
of
flesh
and
blood.
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