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Prince
Rupert
Daily
Hews
Friday,
November
24,
1950
The
radio
described
Houston
as'
a
place
600
miles
north
of
Vancouver.
It
could
have
given
a
more
accurate
report
by
sayin?
300
miles
ea.st
of
Prince
Rupert
on
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
But
that
would
never
do.
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
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Mail,
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Month,
50c;
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end
Rubber,.
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Canadian
money
at
Camp
suppose
you
can
be
reason-Lewis
Is
subject
to
five
per
cent
ably
certain
of
ice
skating
at
discount.
One
realizes
there
is
Fnnce
RUpert
every
six
weeks
in
a
fcorean
war
on
but
let
it
be
the
run
ot
a
winu;r
lne
gy.,
known
at
once
there
Is
prompt
tould
ejUiily
be
longer
Tnelli
and
generous
compensation.
j
brother,
it
s
not
breaking
any-
!
body
to
enlarge
and
improve
What
is
regarded
as
one
of
annualy
TniU
way
comes
per-Canada's
finest
hotels
was
the
mat,,u.y
and
lne
rln
lnat
goes
scene
of
tragedy
last
weekend
W(ln
..Way
uidn't
we
think
of
it
in
Ottawa.
A
Toronto
social
lead-
before!-'
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and
independently
wealthy
Is
By
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PHILPOTT
THUNDERBIRD
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charged
with
having
bludgeoned
ner
nusband,
an
official
of
the
Founded
in
Lelhbridge
45
vearii
auo.
n
wefklv
has
reased
EXirtly
tail,
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Single
ttiuC'
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Ontario
government,
with
a
publlsnlllg
And
here
Is
where
whisky
bottle.
Marks
on
the
but-
we
Wli(,er
that
ln
1905
the
bet.
tie
and
her
fingerprints
match-
Un
WJUj
thal
ln
lm
Lethbrldge
II
would
have
a
population
of
r
uTZ
..
around
75,000
As
for
the
little
How
much,
today,
.v.
the
world
is
weekly
,t
became
a
stately
dally
or
Is
not
divided
is
largely
pe-
j
wllh
mosl
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tne
populate,,
ulative.
But
no
one
denies
there
denied
subscribers
is
a
Communism
millions
who
1
MEN
S
AND
YO;
tNSTRQUSi
Ne
design,..,
first
performance
of
the
Cowichan
Indians'
musical
drama,
Tzinquaw,
-is
all
set
to
go.
Last
night
I
saw
a
dress
rehearsal
of
the
legend-song-and
dance
combination.
I
feel
sure
that
the
play
will
become
a
landmark
in
the
cultural
comeback
of
the
original
North
American
people.
The
premiere
performance
highlights
the
opening
of
the
Cowichan
High
School,
a
truly
superb
building
which
is
certainly
as
fine
as
any
such
structure
In
Canada.
There
are
many
presidents
of
ancient
seats
of
learning
in
Europe,
and
America,
who
would
turn
almost
green
with
envy
could
they
see
the
layout
here.
oOo
I
WILL
NOT
TREAD
ON
THE
private
preserves
of
the
music
and
drama
writers
for
a
size
up
of
the
technical
merits
of
the
feel
they
are
the
"have-nots"
and,
therefore,
victims
.of
an
economic
and
political
grievance
they'
never
cease
nursing.
Rlaht
here
U
the
danger
In
the
Ottawa
case
where
a
life
was
lost.
Communists
will
say
that
the
What's
ln
a
name?
Blackpool
council
has
decided
to
call
its
Xulrcatclier
a
"penologist,''.
Soire
other
councils
use
the
title
"Rodent
Operative."
Real
savings
at
tw
M.M
t
MEN'S
SANTA
IN
TIME-Three-yar-o!d
Oary
Turnbull
of
Winnipeg,
suffering
from
cirrhosis
of
the
liver,
had
his
Ch.l.stmas
party
Nov.
13
because
doctors
said
he
hadn't
long
to
live.
"Come
back
next
year
to
see
me,"
Gary
shouted
to
Santa,
who
came
along
with
a
pile
of
gifts
for
a
party
arranged
by
a
suburban
East
Klkionan
service
club.
Two
days
later
Oary
died.
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8H0ES
affair
represents
riches
and
authority
devoted
to
crime,
squan-1
BACKACHE
?
der
and
waste.
It
may
seem
an
j
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...
!
Vn,n
ui1lrn
move
brinx"
hurt,
extreme
statement
but
it
s
a
tiurp
twin
'
urn
lor
Dr.
Ow
weapon
placed
in
Communtain'.i
;,i-y-i-'ver
Piiin.
Thuutuncin
Ami
quick
h,.ni1
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'""n
backache,
painful
toim.,
lor
comfort.
jNervous
Tension
relaxation
is
suggested
for
CONTROLLED
housewives
who
find
themselves
snapping
at
their
husbands
for
no
apparent
reason
or
rebelling
;
under
the
strain
of
managing
an
unruly
household,
also
for
men
who
come
home
weary
and
irritable
after
the
problems
of
the
day.
A
three-year
research
project
into
the
problem
'of
"nervous
tension"
conducted
by
a
national
fitness
and
sports
information
and
coaching
service
in
Toronto
has
come
up
with
a
solution
to
these
problems.
"Controlled
relaxation
is
a
simple
thing
to
;learn,"
it
is
said.
"And
many
doctors
now
agree
;that
it's
one
of
the
best
ways
to
ease
tension,
the
basic
cause
of
nervous
disorders."
Tension
is
what
makes
one
irritable
after
a
day's
work.
It
keeps
you
awake
at
night,
tired
during
the
day
and
flustered
when
sudden
crises
arise.
A
few
simple
exercises,
it
is
suggested,
will
,teach
one
the
secret
of
controlled
relaxation.
The
basic
problem
is
to
recognize
tension.
This
can
be
done
by
means
of
the
"T
and-R"
drill,
or
''tense
and
relax."
It's
done
this
way:
Lie
down
on
a
bed
or
the
floor.
Take
each
muscle
group,
such
as
neck,
arm,
thigh,
foot,
and
deliberately
tense
it
for
a
few
moments.
Then
exhale
"with"
a
deep
sigh,
relaxing
completely.
Study
the
way
this
feels
for
a
few
moments,
then
repeat
five
or
six
times.
Then
tense
and
relax
the
whole
body
at
once
half
a
dozen
times.
After
performing
this
drill
two
or
three
times
a
day
for
a
few
weeks,
one
should
be
able
to
recognize
tension
whenever
it
hits
one
during
the
day
and
take
steps
to
control
it.
'
The
importance
of
learning
to
relax
is
underlined
by
statements
of
several
leading
doctors
who
have
warned
that
the
increasing
pressure
of
modern
iife
will
create
nervous
disorders
in
every
person
in
North
America
within
10
years
unless
steps
are
taken
to
combat
it.
"OUR
CENTURY"
?'UR
CENTURY"
(Romuald
Bourque)
is
a
w
book
by
a
Canadian
who
challenges
the
right
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Of
the
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two
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near
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non
ursi
came
over
tne
air
irom
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THEM
NOW!!
LONDON
Alter
nearly
cwo
Vancouver.
They
had
perished
carbon
monoxide
fumes.
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play.
But
if
I
were
running
the
years
British
post
office
chess
from
publicity
campaign
for
Tzinquaw
!
players
have
won
a
four-board!
i
ie
uioves
yic
xix
shirts
y
correspondence
match
against
Portugal.
Now
they're
starting
an
eight-board
match
with
Handkerchiefs
Belts
Susf
D.ess
ShlrU
from
$2Jt5;
Tlej
from
$1.09;
Handler
Olove
from
$2.15;
Belts
from
$1
00;
Smpendm;
Sweaters
from
13.85.
I
would
certainly
try
to
prepare
the
public
for
the
particular
kind
of
merit
that
this
drama
has.
It
is
very
definitely
NOT
Hollywood
style,
nor
is
it
in
the
tradition
of
the
European
opera.
In
fact,
it
seems
to
me
a
mistake
to
call
it
either
good
opera
or
an
operetta.
More
precisely,
It
is
a
good,
authentic
native
North
Indian
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UNDERWEAR
Union
Suits
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plain
ihadem
from
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H.5
struggle
at.ain.se
war
itself.
On
the
earthly
level
we
see
th"
struggle
between
the
Boastful
One
and
the
Thinker.
On
the
spiritual
level
we
see
the
super-struggle
between
the
powers
of
good
and
evil.
oOo
TZINQUAW
SEEMS
TO
ME
A
very
creditable
first
edition
of
what
can
be
made
into
a
really
excellent
musical
drama.
It
ii
another
sign
of
the
times
that
the
Indian
Is
making
a
"comeback"
in
so
many
different
ways.
(50
CELT)
musical
drama,
which
has
both
the
strength
and
weakness
of
that
drama,
according
to
our
standards.
The
theme
of
the
play
Is
excellent
by
any
measure.
The
dancing
by
the
male
group
Is
as
good
as
the
best.
I
sat
through
the
rehearsal
with
Rhys
Williams
iJUYa-
WlNUBKtAKERS
Ail
wool,
full
Uppers,
28
to
34.
f
priced
irom
3.5
to
JS
BOYS'
PANTS
For
School
and'
Holidays,
In
all
wool
gabardine
11
and
his
wife,
Lucita.
The
latter
has
written
movie
scenarios
not
only
in
Hollywood
but
alsoi
in
Mexico
and
Russia.
She
told
me
that
the
group
dancing
by
the
mixtures
and
heavv
cotton
mix-
r"v
young
men,
using
dried
deers
nf
(mvprnmpnt
nnrl
hi
trots
to
intprfprp
with
the
nr-
1
hooves
for
anklet-produced
tuies.
All
sizes,
from
$1.25
COMFORTERS
Lovely
satin
combination
comforters.
Dandy
selection
for
double
beds.
From
$5.85
.
CHILDREN
8
COMFORTERS
ln
nice
designs,
from
$1.73
,to
.
.
t
i
i
I
sound
effects
Is
as
good
as
the
Al
mi
M.
best
in
any
country.
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11
II
I
I
I
By
professional
western
standards
the
rest
of
the
performance
is
primitive.
But
if
people
know
that
in
advance,
and
expect
to
see
what
this
play
is
an
authntir
HH
native
art
resurrection
they
will
surely
not
be
disappointed.
j
oOo
THE
STORY
OF
THE
PLAY
is
dual.
The
Killer
Whale
has
ravaged
i
"I
hope
they're
Only
a
fchort
time
left
in
vliirh
to
safeguard
you
ami
your
family
aguiiiHt
crippling
hospital
liills.
For
your
protection
ami
M-vurity,
pay
your
preniitifii
tlay.
CLASSIFIED
ADVEKT1SINO
IN
THE
DAM
tne
iisning
grounds
of
the
Cowi-chans.
'
Their
own
best
efforts
fail
to
deal
with
the
menace.
They
get
help
from
friendly
alliances
and
almost
seem
able
to
overcome
their
enemy
but
without
full
success.
Then
finally
they
listen
to
Uij
advice
of
the
Thinker
and
appeal
to
the
Heavenly
power,
kg
TTi
FINE
PRINTING
AT...
felt
vave
lives
oi
inuiviuuais.
Known
to
hundreds
of
thousands
of
Canadians
who
have
heard
him
speak
on
his
favorite
themes
faith
in
Canada
and
tolerance
Romuald
Bourque
began
his
career
as
a
newsboy.
Today,
a
successful
businessman,
he
is
mayor
of
the
prosperous
city
of
Outremont.
His
success
he
attributes
largely
to
his
;being
a
citizen
of
a
nation
enjoying
its
greatest
period
of
expansion.
Even
greater,
he
claims,
will
be
Canada's
growth
during
the
latter
half
of
this
century.
Yet,
he
claims,
"Canada
today
is
not
a
great
Jnation.
It
is
a
potentially
great
nation.
It
has
the
makings,
but
it
has
not
yet
even
started
the
job.
"The
Canada
in
which
we
believe,"
Mayor
Bourque
warns,
"for
which
we
have
such
dreams,
is
being
captured
by
those
who
would
impose
upon
'this
young
virile
nation
a
policy
of
hesitancy,
ego
and
fear"
Writing
in
terms
of
personal
experience,
the
author
confesses:
"I've
been
poor
and
hungry,
and
I've
worked
hard
and
long
hours
to
get
a
few
dollars
to
buy
an
overcoat
to
keep
me
warm.
Nobody
died
and
left
me
a
fortune.
I
worked
for
my
money,
starting
as
a
newsboy
in
Ottawa
and
going
through
a
printing
plant
as
an
apprentice
and,
finally,
as
a
printer.
I
didn't
take
my
money
and
go
to
shows
or
baseball
games.
I
had
to
put
every
penny
of
it
to
work
and
I
had
to
work
harder
with
every
penny
I
earned."
JJLVSL4
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WSECOSDwj
Remember,
Your
llealih
is
Your
Wealth
Avoid
the
waiting
peritxl.
r
LUI
M"
1
Thunderbird,
for
help.
Thunderbird,
or
Tzinquaw,
de-cends
and
destroys
the
Killer
Whale,
restoring
peace
and
plenty
to
the
people.
When
I
read
the
script
of
this
play,
a
few
months
ago,
I
felt
that
the
story
was
an
eltegory
of
the
struggle
between
the
White
Man
(Killer
Whale)
and"
the
original
American,
initialled
by
us,
the
Indian.
But
when
I
saw
the
drama
I
.11
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y
y
m
a
,r
1
jf
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
changed
my
mind.
It
is
a
much
.dvirtisement
U
not
pufeliihed
or
bigger
(and
less
mean)
Story
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
There
jjly
J
ONLY
lit
III
PAY
than
that.
It
mteht
be
man's
y
the
Uovernmei
oi
ontun
voiumw
TOP
PRICES
7.
i
.
n
GEORGE
COOK
!
For
RAW
FURS
2
Ways
to
Sell
,
See
I's
Yourselves
JEWELLER
SI.liSi..iililiilii'WV
-Ship
all
your
shins
EXPRESS
COLLECT
.
.
.
you
will
receive
acknowledgment
In
24
hours
.
.
,
Tender
green
peas,
picked
and
shelled
for
you
by
DELN0R.
Ready
ln
a
Jiffy.
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PRINCE
Rl'PERT,
U.C.
BOX
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Wallace
A
QUARTER
CENTURY
OF
RADIO
LEADERSHIP
i
'
Boldly,
Mayor
Bourque
lashes
out
at
such
divisive
elements
as
those
who
stir
up
race
hatred
in
Canada
and
set
English-speaking
against
speaking
Canadians,
Christian
against
Jew.
Testifying
to
the
effectiveness
of
the
author's
crusade,
three
clergymen
a
Roman
Catholic,
a
Protestant
and
a
Jew
have
contributed
prefaces
to
"Our
Century."
Himself
a
completely
unhyphenated
Canadian,
Mayor
Bourque
has
done
much
from
the
lecture
program
to
interpret
Jean
Baptiste
to
John
Jones.
In
"Our
Century,"
he
reminds
the
English-Cana-dian
of
goodwill
that
"when
you're
looking
for
this
French-Canadian
to
rub
shoulders
with,
remember
you
don't
have
to
penetrate
the
heart
of
rural
Que-jbec
seeking
a
man
whittling
wood
while
his
wife
hooks
a
rug.
You'll
find
him
in
the
banks
of
Montreal,
in
engineering
offices,
in
business,
and
in
doctors'
and
dentists'
offices.
And
you'll
find
him
in
politics."
'
A
refreshingly
courageous
book,
'Our
Century'
will
hearten
all
Canadians
who
spurn
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