which
stem
from
security
'
m
1
y
ments.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
November
15,
1950
'Xv.j.-
"ay
week
This
time
a
year
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
ago
Prince
of
Mount
rw
winter
that,
of
th
rn,eU
By
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;-
Per
.Year,
$8.00;
By
Man,
Per
Month,
50c;
Per
Year,
$5.00.
mignt
nave
occasioned
dismay
and
k
Wet
E
could
it
have
k'd
been
forseen
Cer
,
sid.
uwmjr,
giave
rihKs
were
run,
and
r
I
Ml
inend
km
nrt
1
ho
Inn
ct
in
.-
1
1.
-
j
1
,.,
,
.
e
"anger
of
Plane
N
they
wic
wum
iiiHuiucient
water
anri
were
!tt;.
'Wide
Open'
Sunday
indifferent
nower
f:ipintiQ
r-.
exp!oded
tu
Cannot
Touch
Canada
Firms
OTTAWA
W
Government
cfficials
said
here
that
the
United
States
government
can
take
whatever
action
It
wants
against
American
newsprint
companies
but
cannot
touch
Canadian
newsprint
firms.
Officials
were
commenting
on
a
Washington
dispatch
which
said
that
Representative
Emanuel
C
e
1
1
e
r
Democat.-New
Yo'-k)
has
asked
the
United
States
Department
of
Justice
to
start
anti-trust
suit
"to
restore
competition
in
the
newsprint
vere
frosts
may
come
in
1951
t,
Sons
of
Freedom
In
Kootenay
are
complaining
that
accommodation
at
Krestova
is
becoming
cramped.
There's
not
much
fuel,
either
Well,
if
in
summer,
home
owners
will
insist
on
burning
their
houses
and
go
to
jail
instead
of
cutting
wood,
they
tiiere
won't
be
week
after
wcei
jf
near
sleeplessness.
Was
rm
...
.
Flii'ht-I.lenf.
n.,,vr,
t.
,,
y
.
..
w.wiEr
n
'
r
n(r
j
.k....u
v
.
.v.
,
..i..
i
Canada
s
top-ace
in
World
U7
.
"
us
tlm
siiuuiu
iiuvr
iriiuuu
luiraiut
iu
;
"
ai
Hlianni
realize
that
Canada's
winter
sea
son
arrives
regularly.
TWO
SMUTS.
HKAVY
Pl.AFD
ALL
VVOOl.
(,T
All
sizes.
Usually
to
$9
00
BOYS'
JACKETS,
all
woo
piai(1,
wlth
Because,
under
District
of
Columbia
law,
it
is
a
crime
for
anyone
to
help
or
encourage
a
murder
plot,
it
is
possible
that
more
than
one
will
be
tried
in
the
Truman
case.
Should
this
develop
it
would
be
the
first
mass
wllats
LETTERBOX
BOYS'
KOMIU
It
JACKETS
Warm
and
Cosy
,
BOYS'
TROt.'SKRS-
For
''l
and
seau-drea.
I
PRINCE
Rl'PERT
THE
GOOD?
,
good
Htrong
materials.
N
'
al
rei
prosecution
since
1864
when
four
Demons,
including
a
woman.
Editor,
Daily
News
I
rermn
me
lo
reply
mrougn
were
hanged
for
complicity
in
the
j
the
Daily
News
to
Mr.
or
Master,'
assassination
of
Lincoln.
I
I
or
Mrs.
or
Miss,
or
whatever
it
.
,
is,
that
signs
itself
"Vox
Pupull.")
j
Well,
whatever
you
are,
m.
Hong
Kong
is
said
to
have
a
reply
to
your
letter
of
November
population
of
about
three
mil-
i
j
13,
1950,
don't
you
think
that
lion
and,
from
tfie
racial
angle,;
I
it's
enough
for
us
construction
not
quge
half
and
half.
Bom
EDEN
HONORED
RL
Hon.
Anthony
Eden,
warUme
British
foreign
minister,
received
an
honorary
degree
of
doctor
of
laws
at
a
special
convocation
at
McOill
University,
Montreal.
Mr.
Eden
came
'
to
this
continent
as
the
British
Government's
representative
at
the
memorial
services
in
Washington
for
Field
Marshall
Sir
John
Dill.
He
is
shown
right,
on
his
arrival
at
Montreal,
with
J.-
W.
McConnell,
senior
member
of
the
university's
board
of
governors.
(Cp
photOi
men
to
be
called
floating,
reck-
rail
it
the
swiftest,
wickedest,:
PS!
Hiii
less
Doomers,
without
you
rub-
costliest,
busiest
town
in
Asia,
bing
it
in?
I
will
admit
that
we
No
one
worries
about
war
but
are
far
from
being
angels.
W
they
are
exacting
about
fxd.
do
drink
and
kick
our
heels
just
with
a
yen
for
choicest
cuU.
A
the
same
as
anyone
eUe.
But
1
wedding
suit
for
the
ruddy
groom
will
also
say
that
it's
us
travel-
means
at
least
$250.
The
harbor
ling
construction
men
that
built
iK
KuiH
r
rmhip
PrW
n.
I
,A
.1
fAs
I
I
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
your
local
dry
dock
which
is
the
pprt.
Pe.ac,
sh;s
and
Wlirshlps;
P,
vLPrlnce
K"1"1-
and
e
ke-p
coming
and
going
dav
and
i
a
so
bu
lt
two
cold
you
storage
ni
ht
There,
the
similarity
muK.
plants
that
are
a
credit
to
us
I
for
the
months
of
hard
hihnr
:
I
never
figure
out,
even
the
strongest
Republican
ex-isolationists,
like
Senator
Taft,
are
for
an
aggressive,
even
expansionist,
U.S.
policy
in
Asia
In
fact,
the
ex-isolationism
of
many
of
these
Republicans
is
indistinguishable
from
a
1950
imperialism.
Yet,
paradoxically,
these
ex-Lsolationists-goiu-near-imperlalists
re
Asia
are
all
fo
cutting
off
aid
to
Europe.
They
are
making
the
same
colossal
blunder
that
they
made
in
the
Hitler
war
when
they
were
also
"Asia-firsters."
'At
s
that
we
supplied.
i
A
shade
behind
schedule,
Yu-
j
j
And,
my
dear
"Vox
Popull,"
kon's
cold
weather
focus,
known
1
5
you
will
admit
that
you
had
in
as
Snag
has
been
hi'ard
'from
rinest
Co(
your
"Prince
Rupert
the
Good"
It's
not
so
unmentionable
as
it;:
i
Hours:
7
m
a
very
thriving
enterprise
on
was
a
few
seasons
at;o.
But,
be
Comox
Avenue
which
was
pat-
patient.
This
is
only
Novmbrr.
ronized
by
the
citizens
of
Snag,
sometimes,
aspires.
For
take,
home
orders
Phone
2C
rrince
Kupert
the
Oood
'
very
liberally,
and
you
can't
blame
it
"Security."
exalted
In
recent
years,
not
merely
to
an
objective,
Downtown
Ap'j
Fire
Averted
on
the
floating
boomers
from
i
Watson
Island
.because
you
haJ
but
in
fact
to
a
principle
has
Extra
cotrfort
and
less
your
Comox
Avenue
lone
before
.
.
UNCLE
SAM'S
DEAD
CENTRE
THE
TIDE
of
politics
in
the
western
democracies
is
running
strongly
right
toward
the
conservative
side
and
against
the
radical
trends
of
the
Roosevelt
era.
.
The
United.
States
voters
have
something
for
;rv,i,,mM
-on,
.
been
oirered
as
!
you
with
a
jthat
there
was
such
a
place
ss
Watson
Island.
I
Bye-bye,
my
dear
Vox
Popuii.
I
By
the
way
are
you
ashamel
lis
III
Coleman
Oil
Hea
Low
in
Cost
Efficient
Timely
arrival
home
from
-fhocl
cf
Shirley
and
Leno:a
Peterson
at
3:30
yesterday
afternoon
may
have
averted
a
serious
lire
in
a
downtown
Third
Av-r
nue
apartment
'
block.
When
the
girls
came
into
the
D.I.i:xe
nothing,
comments
the
Ottawa
Journal.
Thus,
it
is
false
at
tlv?
core.
Nothing
is
"free,"
neither
family
allowance,
nor
health
benefits
nor
anything
else
whatsoever
in
the
whole
gamut
of
security.
Everything
has
got
to
be
paid
for
paid
from
production,
the
earnings,
the
taxes
of
all
of
us,
and
with
those
who
don't
pay
taxes,
paying
nevertheless
through
living
costs
or
your
name?
Thank
you,
Mr.
Editor.
TOM
ANDRECHUK.
Box
1304,
Prince
Rupert.
done
about
the
saraev
thing
a
Operation
Available
now
at
the
British
did.
.They
have
not
apartment
of
their
parents,
Mr.
given
an
outright
victory
to
the
and
Mrs.
Fred
Peterson,
thev
Republicans
but
they
have
In-
were
faced
with
thick
smok
is-flicted
on
the
Democrats
losses
suing
from
a
front
bedroom.
The
Reach
Every
Home
By
Ads!
about
as
heavy
as.
those.
guffer-
fire
department
was
immediately
ed
by
British
Labor.
I
The
balance
of
political
power,
both
in
Britain
and.
the
U.S.A.
called
and
found
cloth
smouldering
alongside
a
bed
It
would
scon
have
broken
into
flame
but
was
caught
in
the
nick
of
time.
Dnm-
is
now
literally
at
"detd
centre.'
Phone
311
McBride
Street.
a
Be
was
confined
to
the
affects
oOo
USE
YOUR
CREDIT
-
DONT
ABUSE
IT
It
you
pay
your
bills
promptly,
any
merchant
or
professional
nan,
anywhere,
will
cheerfully
say
"O.K."
when
you
say,
'charge
it
"
CREDIT
BUREAU
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
countries
arrive1
at
about
the
flTl
oiaer
gin
naa
'"it
tne
same
point
by
different
routes,
apartment
shortly
before
the
ln-"
Canada
long
since
arrived
at
clpient
outbreak
was
discovered,
i
the
"dead
centre"
in
.politics
"
chiefly
because
the
old
master
WE
CAN
imagine
that
the
big
controversy
which
will
eclipse
all
other
issues
in
Vancouver's
civic
elections
will
be
the
plebiscite
on
the
question
of
a
wide-open
Sunday.
.
Certain
of
the
church
elements
may
be
expected
to
lead
a
bitter
fight
against
the
move
which
may
be
regarded
to
have
received
some
measure
of
encouragement
by
reason
of
the
fact
that
city
council
has
gone
so
far
as
to
permit
a
plebiscite.
'
All
avenues
of
opposition
will,
no
doubt,
be
explored.
The
possibilities
of
legal
injunction
or
other
processes
will
also
be
examined.
Outside
of
Quebec
there
are
no
wide-open
Sundays
in
Canada
and
in
that
province
there
are
certain
restrictions.
In
many
of
the
United
States
there
are
various
degrees
of
open
Sundays.
What
goes
on
in
Vancouver
will
be
followed
with
interest
throughout
the
country
and
particularly
bv
other
communities
in
the
province
where
moves
in
similar
direction
would,
doubtless,
be
made
should
Vancouver
find
the
means
of
opening
up
on
Sundays.
Of
course,
even
should
Vancouver
vote
in
favor
of
goin.3
wide
open,
there
would
be
a
long
way
to
go
before
the
desire
could
be
consummated.
But
Vancouver's
wide-open
Sunday
is
at
least
ahead
of
Jhe
much-discussed
cocktail
lounge
issue.
There
U
a
plebiscite
coming
up.
"STARS
IN
MY
CROWN"
THEY
have
been
showing
a
picture
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
(the
last
chance
to
see
it
is
tonight)
which
is
deserving
of
special
mention.
It
was
not
until
last
night
tnat
we
were
able
to
go
to
it.
Otherwise,
we
would
have
mentioned
it
here
sooner.
It
is
called
"Stars
in
My
Crown"
and
it
is
a
kind
of
picture
which
pulls
the
movie
theatre
up
to
a
new
level.
We
have
seen
nothing
like
it
since
"One
Foot
in
Heaven."
It
is
too
bad
that
pictures
of
such
a
kind
are
so
seldom
available.
Goud
wholesome
religion
exemplified
and.
advocated
.by.
a
-.virile
hard-hitting
preaching
man
(played
by
Joel
McCrea)
is
the
moving
factor
of
a
homely
and
appealing
story
Movies
,
of
Uhiskjrid,
we
do
believe,
have
a
real
influence
for
good
and
it
is'too
bad
there
are
not
more
of
them
instead
of
so
miny
that'
react
in
an
opposite
-direction.
::
:
-
"Stars
in
My
Crown"
may
not
have
been
unduly
heralded
but
we
think
it
Is
one
of
the
best
pictures
we
have
had
here
in
a
long
time
and
we
are
happy
.acknowledge
it
as
such.
,
-'
,
.
s
t,.M.
t
THE
RIGHT
TO
KNOW!
'
THE
FACTS
and
opinions,
good
and
bad,
pleasing
and
displeasing,
that
are
brought
to
you
by
the
newspaper
give
you
knowledge
on
which
to
base
your
decisions
about
what
to
do
to
get
more
out
of
life
to
earn
more
money,
raise
your
family,
protect
your
home
and
to
enjoy
all
the
rights
of
a
free
citizen.
Some
men
and
women
don't
think
you
should
have
such
freedom.
They
have
other
plans
for
you.
They
think
you
should
change
your
way
of
life
to
fit
their
ideas.
And
as
a
part
of
their
planning
they
include
the
newspaper.
:
Because
they
know
they
can
control
your
thinking
if
they
control
your
sources
of
knowledge,
they
are
agitating
for
control
of
the
press.
Not
only
of
newspapers
but
of
all
publications.
And
in
the
background
is
control
of
the
radio
and
the
movies.
Each
of
these
supplies
information
to
you
and
helps
you
remain
free.
The
newspaper
is
first
on
their
list
because
it
is
your
main
source
of
facts
and
opinions.
From
the
newspaper
you
get
the
kind
of
information
vou
need
to
see
that
you
get
the
right
representation
in
government
and
the
right
laws.
You
learn
of
crime
and
corruption,
of
good
deeds
and
better
products.
You
know
what
is
happening
and
have
a
free
choice
of
ideas.
That
doesn't
fit
in
with
what
certain
individuals
and
groups
have
decided.
They
claim
that
editors
are
irresponsible
and
that
you
can't
be
trusted
to
read
what
the
editors
print.
They
propose
a
sort
of
over-all
agency
to
pass
on
what
shall
be
printed
and
what
shall
be
read.
Hitler
had
such
a
set-up.
Stalin
still
has.
You
may
disagree
with
much
that
now
appears
in
newspapers.
You
may
argue
for
a
more
enlightened
press.
But,
in
place
of
the
great
variety
of
facts
and
opinions
which
newspaper
now
print,
what
is
in
prospect
is
one
kind
of
facts
and
opinions
selected
and
published
to
keep
you
incompletely
informed
and
dutifully
subservient.
Freedom
of
the
press
is
not
the
exclusive
property
of
newspapers.
It
is
the
right
also
of
the
people.
It
includes
their
right
to
print.
And
equally
important,
their
right
to'
read
and
know.
ALLACE
politician
.Mackenzie
King',
jockeyed
his
main
rival
parties
al-
PHARMft
inost
off
the
road
and
Into
the
"don't
just
wish
ditch.
Canada,
at
this
moment.
Is
the
nearest
thing
to
a
one-
for
an
HOURS:
WEEK
DAYS:
9
a.m.
to
9
p
ELECTRIC
HASH!"
P
H
O
N
E
7
9
party
nation,
outside
the
Soviet.
The
Liberals
dominate
th2
federal
picture
from
coast
to
coast.
.i
oOo
!
BY
PAST
OMENS,
the
Repuo-'
lican.
gains
in
1950
indicate
i
Republican
victory
in
the
presidential
election
year
of
1952.
'
The
Republicans
today
are
in
much
the
same
position
that
the
Democrats
were
in
in
1930.
But.;
there
is
one
key
difference:
,
In
1930
the
Democrats
had
Franklin
Roosevelt
as
.
the
"white-haired
boy"
the
"winning
candidate-in-waiting.
Up
to
!
now,
the
Republicans
have
no
such
recognized
figure
in
sight.
SUNDAYS:
12
Noon
to
2
p
7
D.m.
fo
9
p
SIXTH
STREET
AM)
THIRD
AVEMt
oOo
1
MOST
EXPERTS
are
of
the
opinion
that
the
U.S
voters
tended
to
support
what
might
be
called
"the
MacArthur
policy"
in
Asia,
as
opposed
to
that
of
'
1
1
President
Truman
and
Secre-i
tary
of
State
Acheson.
This:
could
have
grave
international!
complications.
MacArthur's
the-
j
atrical
trip
to
Formosa,
with
the
I
carefully
staged
photograph
of
I
him
kissing
the
hand
of
Madam
COAST
ISLANDS
The
lit-nilix
Automatic
WuhImt
fills
ilwlf,
wuxlieg
gently,
gives
three
riiiHCH
with
frenli
water,
whirls
clothes
to
a
damp
ilry...even
flushes
itself
out
and
shuts
itself
off
...
all
autoinatn
ally
!
SERVING
THE
B.C
and
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
FROM
TRINC
E
RITEM
'
Chiang
Kai-shek,
told
its
own
story.
The
MacArthur
policy
calls
for
open
military
intervention
in
China's
internal
affairs,
to
the
point
of
holding
the
island
of
Formosa
by
U.S.
force
and
rebuilding
Chiang's
armiei
to
ro:
MASSET
PORT
CLEMENTS
QUEFN
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0
CUMSHE
Every
woman
dreads
the
drudgery
of
washing
clothes
especially
if
she
lias
family
of
young
children
until
she
catches
up
with
the
times
and
"l.eta
Reddy
do
it".
There
is
scarcely
an
invention
in
the
world
which
does
so
much
to
free
women
from
drudgery
as
wunhing
Ly
electricity.
Drop
in
and
see
for
yourself
what
the
moilern
wattlier
will
tlo
for
yoM.
0
strike
back
into
the
Chinese
mainland.
Britain,
Canada,
and
especially
India,
have
pointedly
repudiated
this
MacArthur
policy.
Britain
does
so
for
many
rea
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and
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FROM
PRINCE
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sons
chief
of
which
may
be
that,
while
MacArthur
could
easily
hold
Formosa,
Britain
could
not
hold
Hong
Kong
In
the
then-inevitable
war.
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THE
BRITISH
countries,
in
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RUFERT
THURSDAYS
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lypnt
of
uWierj
to
mil
every
budget.
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INFORMATION
QUEEN
CHARLOTtVaIRLINES
L
cluding
Canada,
would
surely1
support
UN
and
U.S.A.
if
China
compells
us
to
resist
aggression.'
But
they
would
certainly
not
support
MacArthur
in
any
"look-1
ing
for
trouble"
policy,
especial-1
ly
if
he
were
a
political
candidate.
The
main
effect
of
the
Republican
gains
In
the
U.S.
election
will
probably
be
to
tilt
the
scale
toward
more
U.S.
intervention
in
!
Asia
and
less
in
Europe.
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some
reason
which
I
could
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