Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Tuesday.
January
3,
19j0
New
Year
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In
City
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on
Sunday.
Jatiujirv
MONTREAL
Three
hundred
Canadian
National
officers
and
supervisory
chiefs
greeted
Donald
Gordon,
the
new
president
oi
the
system
at
i
reception
in
the
Windsor
Hotel
here
Monday
afternoon
on
the
occasion
of
his
ft
tilled
six
coili-.U.,
H
,!f
lie
child
was
prc.scnlci
II
lovely
lr.lM.lv
lot,
11,.
1
Tn
The
outstanding
news
event
of
i
shelves
aiur
leaving
oy
the
ulli-y
the
year
1949
In
Canada
was
:
Joor.
'
rated
the
fire
tragedy
of
the
Great
Lakes
steamer
Moronic
at
Some
UAkH
nKiy
bo
p(.rman
Toronto
with
loss
of
more
than
,
rf
L
,
.,
layeiiK
un.
y
1.
taking
office
otork
1
Mrs
B
Gran.
In
addition
to
the
heads
of
one
hundred
lives,
becona
in
nn-,
ab,e
l0
fjnd
perfection,
anU
it's
and
their
assist-
portance
c&me
the
destruction
of
.
departments
t
fts
woll
piovitlinfj;
there
is
a
ants
from
the
railway
head-
a
passenger
piane
in
iueueu
lil
ii.V-w.frt
nnthlnfr
uj'inl-
rr
a
A
....l..,i,l,.
;
I
....
WllUlliu
Win
11
..l
iiu.il
a,
f
jijjii
w
I
lill
1.1,
1V1.P
(
llili'liii'f,
dt
1
!
quarter.?
at
Montreal,
the
recep-
neavy
death
list
and
exposure
of
lng
0(xasi,)naj
disappointments
ing
on
t.
nmorrow
evenin...
j
tion
was
attended
by
directors
A
private
plot
attracting
national
of
the
company
by
principal
of
are
necessary,
if
we
are
to
enjoy
the
tooked
for
recompense
or
satisfaction.
The
west
tries
to
make
the
rest
of
Canada
believe
interest
.
It
was
an
eventful
year
from
the
standpoint
of
front
pas;e
news.
for
a
trip
to
Tww.
lie
v
over
until
the
.innn;il
m,..
the
Terrace
and
DiMi
i,-i
n
Trade,
returning;
hoc
i,n
.
tiay
night's
train.
Art
Murray
leave.!
(1
afternoon's
plain'
on
,,
i
trip
to
Vancouver.
ficers
of
the
airlines,
steamships,
express
and
telegraph
organizations
associated
with
the
company
and
by
leaders
of
the
Canadian
and
International
Railway
Brotherhoods.
They
,
were
accompanied
by
their
v.ives.
-
-the
coast,
from
the
standpoint
of
spe!l
of
nearness-to-zero
weather,
has
no
winter
worth
ather
in
Prince
Rupert
causes
mentioning
when
the
most
of
us,
-?
to
wonder
how
many
dwell-
wno
iive
nerei
know
belter.
True,
ing
houses
built
as
far
back
as
tnp
8ra3on
is
easier,
but
Ix
twi
en
With
the
new
railway
presi-
25
years,
are
still
comfortable?
October
and
March
.there
are
f'.ent
was
Mrs.
Donald
Gordon
And
how
warm
are
they?
If
some
gaeg
arui
rains,
some
snow
aii'l
rnd
their
two
sons,"
Donald
R.
are
as
eold
as
they
look,
a
passer-
nail
frost
ail
s,mi!U
Thrre
i-
Gordon,
a
student
at'Queen's
by
shoujrt
w(.ar
mittens.
Main-
n(
,'()n),
EfU.n
of
unbroken
calm
University,
and
Michael
Gordon,
.,,.,,.
()t
nroDertV
can
count
v.,.,...
r.,t
m..
i.
r
everv-
Will
Atomic
Age
Be
Last?
i
(N
THIS
AGE,
when
there
are
so
many
politi
movements
for
establishing
a
perfect
and
per-smanent
Utopia
for
mankind,
it
is
an
ironic
coincidence
that
the
very
basis
of
such
an
ideal
struc-'lijrj?
of
society
has
been
shaken
by
the
atomic
bomb.
This
disclosure
of
the
secret
of
matter,
in
the
dis-keclion
and
explosion
of
the
atom,
has
revealed,
to
hwn
tlvit
his
material
domain
is
not
only
insecure,
ITwi
tha:
it
is
evanescent.
Science
has
confirmed
the
teaching
of
Christianity,
that
"things
that
are
seen
jjfe
temporal,"
and
that,
as
Prospero
declared,
"The
great
ilobe
itself,
yea,
all
which
inherit,
shall
dissolve
like
this
insubstantial
pageant
faded,
ieave
not
a
rack
behind."
Astronomers
tell
us
that
the
solar
system
was
f
originally
a
fiery
nebula,
and
that
our
earth
and
the
rest
of
the
plar.tts
were
formed
in
the
process
of
cooling
They
;:ay
that
the
interior
of
the
earth
.is
still
in
a
compressed
molten
state,
and
that
we
are
living
on
comparatively
thin,
cooled-off
erust
w
hich
i
liable
to
collapse
or
be
blown
up
as
it
contracts.
That
has
happened
many
times
before.
The
story
.of
those
convulsions
is
written
clearly
in
the
rocks;
the
mountain
ranges
are
the
monuments
of
gigantic
upheavals,
while
our
active
volcanoes
today
tell
of
interior
fires
of
which
they
are
the
chimneys
'
V,
e
&
t
I
r
,
-
Mliu
UUUll
,iii
"
mil
for
a
lot.
So
can
a
substantial
b(jy
r(il;iZCS
the
be"f
well
constructed
basement.
But
heaiinif.f
a
lot
of
us
will
be.
where
there
Is
negleet,
'
and
&.
student
at
Lakefield
preparatory
school.
At
luncheon
Monday
Mr.
Gordon
was
the
guest
and
speaker
at
the
New
Year's
luncheon
of
worn
out
little
dwelling,
on
pil-
the
directors
and
members
of
a
t,a'
ea"
I"ae
11
the
St.
James
Club.
carPt
riPP,e'
nnd
strict
u-
The
new
Canadian
National
p:ncy
ol
a
bedroom
to
Arctic
head
also
paid
calls
upon
His
Brotherhood
membership.
Excellency
MSGR.
Joseph
Char-
bonneau.
Archbishop
of
Mont-
&)me
prince
Ruprt
robberies
real,
and
tne
Rt.
Rev.
John
have
haf,
a
U(lK.n
of
the
unusuai.
UNDER
DEATH
SENTENCE
Maj.
-Gen.
Vaclav
Vlcek,
53.
shown
here
with
his
wife,
is
under
sentence
of
death
in
his
native
CzechoslovaKia
for
"escaping
from
the
Communist
regime.
Gen.
Vlcek,
former
operations
chief
of
the
Czech
Army,
was
dismissed
when
the
Communists
assumed
power
in
1948.
Gen.
and
Mrs.
Vlcek
and
their
son
are
now
in
Montreal,
where
this
photo
was
made.
(c.P.
Photo)
Telephone
Lines
Downed
By
Frost
tcl!-li'ms
m
the
T
wenty-on;:
;
flushbwik
!lr-ihts
residential
1
area
wers
out
o.
eoin.ris.iion
from
'
New
Year's
Eve
until
today
iwing
'
to
the
cold
.vt
Jther.
Drop
'-'nes
,
contractinir
wih
the
coM.
snap-I
ped
and
fell
Ihe
cit7
tcleplMm-1
department
wt
nt
into
action,
;th)s
morning;
and
soon
had
scr-(
vice
restored.
,
1
!
uixon,
Lord
Bisnop
oi
Montreal.
Thpre
was
fof
examp,)
tne
stor,
of
the
alleged
holdup
in
th
railway
station
ticket
office.
This
was
years
ago.
It
was
well
staged
nnl
al
fire
earrlarl
rnntflet.lnn
Johnny's
Jottings
Classified
ads
bring
results.
Kg
But
careful
questioning
finally
brought
out
the
truth.
The
re-
;
sponsible
party
needed
monpy
and
staged
a
little
show
of
hia
own.
.
'
and
the
safety-valves.
-
j
'
From
this
it
would
appear
that
the
earth
itself
I
....
.
,
TI1E
REAL
POINT
Editor,
Daily
News.
From
all
the
available
data
!
It's
a
sad
world
we
live
in.
What
with
atom
bombs,
the
it
would
seem
that
your
repre
'Sultan
majestic
lion
that
re-
sentative's
main
concern
in
oe-
j
Russian's
saying
"no"
and
fly-
tuett
jn
De
tamed
has
killed
his
i
MTU
I
"
Observation
and
Conclusion
Editor,
Daily
News:
The
human
brain
is
capable
of
two
almoft
opposite
kinds
oi
mental
activity
or
celebration.
The
one
kind
may
be
describej
a:,
open-minded
enquiry,
fructifying
in
tentative
conclusions
modestly
expressed.
Tne
other
knd
may
be
described
as
stean
fast
orthodoxy,
fructifying
in
ab-.--cluta
certainties
didactically
ex-
excluded
from
certain
delib-
I
it
there
was
ir.g
ing
saucers,
seems
Scha-rrations
)rainer
lrl
tights
Mrs
May
of
the
City
Council
is
little
to
live
for.
And
with
the
f
m
CaWornia:
Hcr
husband
tnat
he
and,
perhaps,
the
press
recent
announcement
that
eg-
..SulUn
must
dle
and
that
in
gLiiLiui,
uuiiViVW
(ii
CttQ
Will
LU3b
ua
no
oiiiwn.
II
iw,
au
mav
ho
nil
rioht.
!n
the
interests'
r-
,
nity.
1
oelieve
the
hiain
point
has
been
overlooked.
It
is
the
public
which
the
council
represents
that
has
suffered
any
in-
diets
one
red
penny
more,
there
J
.
,
,
.
.
'
,K1.
of
safety.
J
Yet,
'
all
that
"Sultan
now
seems
absolutely
nothing
,
knew
was
that,
without
cause,
he
to
live
for
,'
.,
had
been
jailed
for
life
and
forced
m
To
us
in
B.C.,
it
will
mean
i
SAlt
TO
ALL
OUR
FRIENDS
AND
CUSTOMERS
May
you
all
ho
PEACE
!
PROSPERITY
and
.
HAPPINESS
1
in
pi
eased.
But
if
you
greatly
dis-
r,t
11
eenta
for
2fl
tu
"
wiv.a
v,.
uigmiy
wnicn
mignt
nave
open
thellinff
like
the
one
kind
you
may
call
it
inflicted.
When
it
comes
to
'
.smokes.
It
j.ust
starts
one
to
nincompoops.
He
was
sore
and
A
mibits
secret
sessions
the
press
should
thinirmcr
anri
mathp
later
in
did
not
care
who
knew
it.
nfidelity,
or
time
serving,
or
op
hold
no
privileged
position
and
drlriking
arti
;.
,,aven
forbid,
if
be
allowed
to
stay
while
;,
the
i
,H
nf
ar;,
.,
n
n
nont-
..
..
.v..
...w
is
an
electric
bomb
which
is
continually
exploding
where
it
can
find
an
outlet.
Sir
James
Jeans
claimed
that
at
the
centres
of
most
of
the
stsirs
"the
electrons
must
have
broken
loose
from
their
parent
atoms,
leaving
the
stellar
matter
pulverized."
'That
is
what
happens,
some
declare,
when
an
atomic
bomb
explodes.
Some
months
ago
a
French
scientist
warned
of
the
possibility
of
setting
up
a
chain
of
atomic
detonations
that
would
blow
up
the
whole
,
earth.
That
was
laughed
off,
but
it
reminds
one
of
'.
the.'
Scriptural
prediction
that
"the
elements
will
!
burn
with
fervent
heat,"
which
is
a
good
description
'
of
the
effect
of
the
explosion
of
an
automic
bomb.
I
The
awful
picture
painted
by
Albrecht
Durer
of
"The
Last
Day"
may
not
have
been
far-fetched
:
after
all.
It
was
very
popular
with
the
people
of
j
the
nineteenth
century,
and
steel
engravings
of
the
:
picture
appeared
on
the
parlor
wal's
in
those
days.
It
would
seem
that
the
Victorians
were
not
afraid
-of
contemplating
the
end
of
the
world.
Many
of
them
actually
anticipated
it
and
had
dates
for
it?
occurrence.
In
our
enlightened
days
those
fore-
ladings
appear
morbid
and
fantastic,
but
they
at
r
r
niiu
wiiiir
rv
v
at
i:
iv
ohm
leggers
will
go
out
of
business.
,eet
o
jJblowlng
.
and
.
breaking,
But
a
happy
note
in
the
dark
thieving,
and
footpadding,
it
will
financial
situation
was
the
never
do
to
f()rget
the
fellow
wno
other
announcement
that
candy
cut
a
nole
in
tne
root
o
the
lkJ.
bars
may
be
purchased
at
the
uQr
yendor.t
building,
made
his
4
;s
'A
11
1
ore-war
mice
or
live
cenis.
Al
way
in
and
way
out,
with
no
one
though
these
tooth
ache
pro
portunism,
or
pragmatism,
or
empiricism,
or
even
wicked
skepticism;
and
'
you
may
'call
the
other
kind
religious
faith,
or
fidelity
to
principle
eic.
Anl-yet,
that
dogmatic
men-
a'ity
has
produced
religious
vars
and
ptr.sect'itinn.s
and
acking
and
brrning
of
heretics
.nd
witches;
it
has
produced
sol-c'iers
of
the
cross
and
flunkies
f
the
church.
"Iae
other
kind,
the
open-n.inded
mentality,
is
essentially,
positively,
and
actively
peaceful,
being
eaKfi
to
enquire
into
other
bodies
It
has
produced
geiitral
public
is
excluded.
,
;
Had
this
viewpoint
been
taken
in
the
editorial
on
the
matter
it
would
have
been
much
more
forceful
than,
it
actually
was
Why
not
name-those
"aldermen
who
voted
for
the
secret
session
and
those
whor
voted
'against
'
it?
The
public
wuld
like
to
know.
Call
for
explanation0
from
both,
sides
I
do
not
think
Mayor
Arnold's
letter
explains
everything
away
and
ask
for
an
outline
of
future
policy.
After
all,
the
whole
question
concerns
the
wiser.
This
was
during
the
second
world
war.
He
could
not
ducing
morsels
are
not
even
.ii-irth
tha
nanpr
that.
Klirroiinris
on
a
famous
PRINCESS
STEAMER
f
Of
unexcelled
.ccommod.tion,
line
food,
court
oi
iervice.no1
ettioiouh-
ly
luxwioui
hip,
fr.vel
Soi'tn
by
cm
pf
the
ev
popular
Print
'
Prince
Rupert
Sailings
Southbound
Wednesday,
Jan.
4
Saturday,
Jan.
21
Saturday,
Feb.
4
For
information
and
reservations
contact
II.
II.
Davie
General
A?ent
have
been
normal
band,t-
,or
a
them,
it
is
nevertheless
nice
to
else
would
ever
think
of
alize
additional
if
two
coppers
will
not
be
necessary.
But
then,
plundering
a
whiskey
shop
from
vhere
do
those
two
coppers
go?
the
top?
Well,
he
did
it,
lower-That's
right
Thirty
five
cents
ing
himself
to
the
floor
by
the
plus
two
cents
equal
thirty
sevr
n
the
decisions
and
viewpoints
of
cents.
A
coincidence,
but
it
hap
s
Security
and
brevity
of
their
tenure
of
life
On
this
and
commercial
adventures.
It
'
Discuss
this
case
from
the
SnfWt
Trus
wfis
vpfWted
not.
onlv
in
their
love
of
has
built
comminwealths
based
eligion,
but
also
in
their
poetry,
art
and
philosophy.
"
,
r
BI,
Furnili:
and
B.C.
Clothic
pens
that
20
cigarettes
cost
that
price.
A
matter
of
easy
arithmetic.
It
is
just
a
matter
of
give
nnd
take.
Must
be
a
conspiracy
going
on
somewhere.
Maybe
the
candy
makers
and
the
tobacco
leaf
cutting
boys
are
in
on
it.
,
Or
viewpoint
of
an
injured
public
rather
than
from
that
of
an
humiliated
reporter
and
I
believe
you
stand
a
far
better
chance
of
avoiding
a
sim'ilai
incident
in
the
mture.
I
would
be
grateful
if
you
could
find
space
in
which
to
;
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Since'
then
there
have
been
two
world
wai'S
iccmpnisiou
ni
reii.;icns
cr
which
shook
the
foundations
of
our
state,
and
now
supremacy,
it
is
an
adult
...
,
.
.
.
,
,
i-i
v
t
u,
mentality,
the
best
fruit
of
nud-
wtl
have
the
atomic
bomb
.which,
according
to
its
;crn
mi,nhnot,
t:Elha,,s
c
H
inventors,
threatens
to
demolish
our
civilization,
'beyond
the
capacity
of
many
who
In
ether
words,
what
our
forefathers
feared
from
a
circuniscribtd
by
the
ir.i-
,'
.
,
..,
1
,
Editions,
feeanys
and
sentiments
publish
this.
E.
A.
C.
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yiiiiitr
;refii
78".
Kox
91
;
maybe
they
are
humanitarians
who
would
like
to
see
people
I
stop
smoking.
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that
way
by
j
raising
the
price
of
cirarettes,
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natural
cataclysm,
we
are
now
iacea
Mtn
m
ui
dread
of
man's
destroying
himself
by
his
own
ingenuity.
Our
knowledge
and
cleverness
have
outgrown
our
wisd;m
and
veneration.
Tennyson
foresaw
this,
and
warned
us
in
those
lines:
JOHN
H.
BULGER
they
hope
people
may
turn
to
chewing.
But
r.othing
has
been
heard
of
gum
tycoons.
All
of
us
dearly
believe
someone
is
desperately
trying
to
help
us
in
their
little
way.
It
is
such
a
happy
universe.
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the
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of
the
race,
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Tn
this
connection
perhaps
i'.
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well
to
re."lct
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well,
May
make
one
music
as
before
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vaster,
We
are
fools
and
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We
mockThee
when
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fear:
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