1
Disembarking
Sunday
from
the
steamer
Coqultlam
were
J.
SUMMER
cLCli
for
2"
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Hews
I
Tuesday,
August
1,
1950
.
'
Published
Bj
JUU
Newspaper
To
Kelp
Foster
A
Better
Understanding
of
Advertising'
Function
in
our
Society.
4n
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlne
In
n
m
S
1
L
i
it
Lyall,
A.
L.
van
Snellenherg,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Brenner,
R.
A.
i
Kay,
V.
Munro,
Mr.
and
,
Mrs.
J.
Armstrong,
Mrs.
Olson
and
;
daughter,
J.
LIndqulst,
Mr.
and
;
Mrs.
Benolt,
Miss
E.
Wilson,
Mrs.
i
A.
Davidson,
Miss
D.
Davids,
Mas-
ters
Davidson,
Miss
O.
Pawkew;
at
GREAT
J
REDUCT
"I'urMVooicu
B
J
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
1
British
Columbia
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation
:
j
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRT.
Managing
Director
jc
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Latest
Si,
Miss
N.
Bruntun,
Mrs.
Colllson
and
three
children.
j
By
ELMORE
,t,OTT
U
QB
IOCt
f't-
Reg.
rr
Men's
RAINcoaxj
assortment
to
cht
hear
the
old
saying
that'
1
1
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SfefSJ
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1
If
ii
ft
i
f
I
VS
T
By
Carrier,
rer
Week,
zoc;
Per
Month,
7c;
ret
Teai.
$4.00;
By
Mall,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
45.00.
'tonic
way
MORRIS
NAII'
WITH
All
THREE
it
to
advertise?
H
J
l
pays
LfWU,
I
,
Well,
.our.
Canadian
LfJiS
V&V&J
iVU
.dVlV
j
doesnt
be-
'
'
''s
"T
government
bi
rl
-
i
.v
Mpd's
T-SI118TS
CoIih-s.
Reg.
No,
FEATURES
I
ql.
Vpof
Sal
f
Soucepan
tff
'
g
f
E
lieve
that.
Here
we
have;
one
of
the
finest
natural
hot
springs
In
the
whole
world.
Yet
I
it
Is
a
literal
fact
that
hundreds
Of
American
visitors
drive
past,
It
every
day
and
never
find
out
j
DINNER
WOES
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Young
of
The
Pas,
Man.,
Indian
Reservation,
have
14
children,
including
three
sets
of
twins.
The
family
eas
48
meals
a
day.
Mrs.
Young
says
they
can
go
through
three
doren
eggs
at
a
meal
without
trouble.
Every
day
they
at
a
pound
of
butter
and
18
loaves
of
bread.
The
children
range
from
16
years
of
age
downward.
(CP
Photo)
toys'
JEANS.
V,,,.
Fancy
trim,
No,
(that
tt
xists.-
(hanged
Atmosphere
WE
may
not
be
very
demonstrative
about
it
and
on
the
surface,
our
equanimity
may
not
seem
very
much
disturbed
but,
there
is
no
question
about
the
change
of
thinking
about
international
affairs
that
has
developed
for
all
of
us
since
that
eventful
day
of
June
25
when
North
Korea
invaded
South
Korea
and
the
forces
of
militantly
aggressive
Communism
went
openly
on
thte.
march.
The
unfavorable
events
which
have
occurred
since
then
have
only
gome
to
accentuate
the
situation.
A
dramatic
new
realization
has
been
brought
to
the
public
of
the
potential
danger
in
which
the
democratic
world
stands.
The
necessity
of
national
You
can't
see
the
open
air
pool
from
the
road,
that
Is,
without
getting
out
of
your
ear.
DUESS
AXD
ffOEl
from
t
BOYS'
AND
GIRLS-K
Ray
Reflects
rect
from
heme,
went
direct
j
The
latest
list
of
provincial
from
boat
to
the
firing
lines
In
!
eompany
Incorporations
Includes
South
Korea.
There
is
this
to
be
h
A
.
.
...
,j
,
.
.
,
the
Vanderhoof
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.,
said
of
the
present
struggle.
No.,IMnw
,
,
,'
.
.
,
i150.000
of
Port
St.
James.
t
ii
v
j
U.N.
troops
will
be
trained
stale,
j
Aboard
the
Princess
Norah
mere
is
not
a
singie
wga
iu
in
tell
the
visitor
that
for
two
(111(1
KemitllSCeS
NlOfcS
AT
RKUl'CEi)
i
i
1.
VAPOft
IE
At
,
lock
in
food
flavor,
vitamin
id
minoralk
2.
STAINLESS
STEEt
lotitnalv
boowtiM
and
oodor
to
clooa
S.
'THERMIC
KAY
COfPEI
KOHOM
diitributM
ftvat
ovonJv,
cuts
fwol
bitU
ne
or
sne
can
name
ui
we
num.
tadio-actlve
hot
pool
ia
North
America.
"
j
In
both
Canadian
and
AmerU
when
she
docked
here
vesterday
July
could
have
been
more
can
press
appear
comment
con-
.
,
"
!
considerate
when
the
time
came'eerning
the
two
Korean
youths1
'"'a
w
m
P-
n,
r'
'
i
.
u
ui
'
oru
nij;
"
irman
of
FAR
BE
IT
FROM
ME
TO
to
say
farewell,
although
the
day
j
in
Vancouver,
who
seek
to
stav
Z
'm
.
discourage
the
provincial
gov-j
previous
was
aa
that
the
most
Jin
Canada
instead
of
returnine
t
Z
trnment
ernment
of
or
B.C.
B.C.
from
from
it3
its
laud-,
laud-,
pvar-tinir
exacting
rHtJo
criUe
,.a.,im
could
have
noo
wished
,icv,o
i
.m,
ju.
..i...1
,hhn
Doara
01
or
t.ie
llle
1
Pucltic
uclnc
Amerl"
home.
That,
-they
say
miuht
.kl.
n
rlrtlnir
then
.,
--.j
..
.
'
'
Can
FtskeriPS
Thpv
Ql-o
ixnlnff
!
i.
.
i
.
i
Bine
luiltuoc
ui
.,uu...e
-"
iior
w
nere
misummrr
weatnpr
,mt
ricoth
Th
en
mo
ic
trim
'
tKMiI-aTJ-E-
7
I
aeiences
Deing
put
m
iuii
oraer
ana
prepareaness.
I
hlghways
ot.
uely
advertising!
concerned.
But
Wrdav
'of
tho,
at
a,
iIX
i1.011811
t0
Skwav
a,ld
ck
to
1-4
r-
r
ittan
.
v.
...
..
MJuneau.
-
ha$
;been
convincing.
now
on
their
way
across
the
Pac
e-
i
liiiu
utruiiri
nniiiiLii,
5UI1
or
ary-
R.
W.
COLL?
L
!
McBride
St.
Phone
Sll
But
up
here
some
oi
tne
re-
nesS-
This,
of
course
will
orob-
ific.
The
proper
place
for
the
two
Koreans,
just
now,
is
not
so
much
in
Canada
as
it
is
in
their
native
land.
'
Authorized
Dfiic
EI.ECTRIHH
sort
keepers
tell
some
strange
j
ablv
mean
thc
reverse
for
t0
tales
of
the
absurd
lengths
to'morrow
or
Thursday
which
th
government
order.
j
'
was
carried.
The
young
war
veteran
DroDrietor
of
the
Rocky
!
Waterloo
has
Ion
been
regard-
Contact
(lie
aixm
:J
Services
and
Se
.
Canada
has
been
wrangling
for
more
than
a
generation
about
Mountain
Lodge
near
Invermere
ed
as
the
site
of
Belgium's
chief
mo..
rr-A
el,,
that
vera
battlefield.
But
the
scone
of
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Those
desirous
of
enlisting
or
re-enlisting
In
ROYAL
CANADIAN
AIR
FORCE
please
arrange
for
personal
interview
with
MR.
E.
CLAUSEN,
J.
Clausen
&
Son
office.
Waterfront,
Prince
Rupert
o-
I
See
the
new
thr
;(
El.ECTKOI.lX
Rj
kind
of
a
f;as
would
give
civilian
hostilities
now
develoo-what
reallv
works
of
art.
They
were
..
.
Even
former
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
of(
(3reat
Britain
remarks
on
the
changed
atmosphere.
Only
two
months
ago
he
made
what
he
now
describes
as
a
"crude
remark"
about
the
possibilities
of
atomic
warefare
and
says
that
he
was
surprised
that
it
did
not
affect
opinion
then.
But
"there
was
a
'
different
atmosphere.
All
these
matters
had
seemed
quite
wrongly
to
be
outside
the
range
of
ordinary
politics
and
daily
lifr.
Now
they
dominate
the
minda
of
Ml
thinking
and
patriotic
men
and
will
increasingly
do
so
as
the
months
pass
by."
orussei?
to
be
f
.iuUu.
u.i
vnr
the
natural
b
'
appears
home-made
from
orooiem
sun
annears
unsettiea.
,
.The
United
Nations
number
logs.
Yet
they
all
had
to
come
offering
serious
rivalry,
down,
Including,
believe
it
or
Applies
the
wax
as;
polishes
Between
4
and
6
p.m.
-
-
-
-
-
not
the
one
on
his
own
property
not
w
long
agQ
telling
people
where
to
turn
to-.
0f
the
townslte
i-ast
of
Hav,
m
ZV.Vtl..VI.t:??'
Phone
Oreen
975
P.O.
Box
548
uul
tllilL
pi
iiuiaLiun
jiiis
a
oitn-
tf
It's
going
aWay
dWn
alng
Tentfl
and
of
its
own
and
THEY
REALLY
MUST
HAVE
THfcY
KHJUAY
MVJ&l
HAVt,
Eleventh
Avenue.?
-lPar
in
RBa
PHONE
451
Phone
today
for
a
tm
stration
of
the
I'a
of
tlie
FXECTR0U
had
a
zpaVit
on
the
road
sien
.
.
.
atruiig..
largely
vacant,
,
A
abolition'
in
this
neck
of
the
"
PURIFIER
and
ELEC3
i:
7
-
,.
onvr
out
tnn"
wav
is
today
a,
Canadian
woods.
For
they
even
rpvclaUon,
Thpre
are
Try
a
Daiiy
Npws
Classified.
.EINE
NEW
VESSEL
FLOOR
POLE
'
at
Cranbrook
which
had
told
hv
t
t
Paint
how
to
get
to
the
airport.
Surely
?d
ttnant',
h'
are
and
this
is
carrying
things
to
ridic-
Ka"d
li!ere
,lawns
ulous
lengths.
It
is
one
thing
to
JlV
VTl
V
FOR
THE.MAN
OF
THE
HOUSE!
THE
new
lighthouse
tender
Alexander
Mackenzie
""which
arrived
in
port
yesterday
may
have
Otta-wa"for
her
registry
but
her
home
port
is
Prince
Rupert
and
a
creditable
and
welcome
addition
to
the
vessels
serving
out
of
this
port
she
really
is.
w.it
mn,
null.
HIUC
.ilVlIlK
help
keep
the
landscape
beautiful.
It
is
quite
another
thing
giving
some
PORTRAITS
Films.
Developed
and
Printec1
PROMPT
SERVICE
;
.CHANDLER'S
STIDIO
.?16
4th
Street
Box
645
Phone
Gren
389
Prince
'
'
Rupert
there
have
been
.l"?uV.1'
thought,
as
well
to
deprive,
the
travelling
public
or,i
"d
immediate
envTr-
of
siens
which
helo
them
to
get
Prnisf
t
Designed
to
give
more
effective
service
to
the
!nere
thy
want
to
go.
ment-
t
Gladstone
Bags
Twin
Sets
growing
list
of
aids
to
navigation
in
the
waters
for
hundreds
of
miles
surrounding
this
port
of
growing
importance,
she
will
also
fit
in
admirably
with
the
pin
of
coastguard
service
which
is
being
embarked
uon
by
the
co-ordination
of
existing
vessels
of
the
various
departments.
A
sturdy,
hand.somelv
and
modernlv
desioned
MODERATELY
PRICED
FOR
PLANNK
w
a
M,
mill
Ml1'
THE
PROVINCIAL
GOVERN-1
No
outbreak
of
war
four
years
ment
s
law
has
no
force
within
in
advance
has
yet
been
pre-the
Kootenay
National
Park.
It
dieted,
but
this,
it
Is
reported
Just
seems
that
nobody
In
our
has
been
heard
in
Europe.
-Of
Department
of
Mines
and
Nat-
course,
in
these
uneasy
times
ural
Resources
is
sign
conscious,
any
story
calculated
tOI
cuse
:
Yet
about
six
well
placed
big
hervou.sness
is
liable
to
comt
signs
are
needed
to
inform
the,
from
that
part
of
the
globe.
The
tourists
that
there
is
a
radio-
exact
year
of
a
new
war
Ls
a
)
SMITH
-
and
ELEtlNS
Plumbing
&
Heating
FOR
REPAIRK
Coll
363
abd
eouinDed
vessel
C,
fi
S
''
Alexander
AlpvamW
MnrVm7i0
Mackenzie
ia
lfl
ac
e
not
1X501
at
Radlum:
tnat
gamble.
Some
guesses
may
have
?,
e5ulPPea
efsei.
,lt
is
open
all
year
round;
and
been
near,
but
it
is
doubtful
.
if
a
.decided
acquisition
and
We
Wish
her
and
the
men
;that
it
is
rated
by
scientists
as
the
bull's
eve
has
ever
been
hit
FOR.
THE
LITTLE
LADY!
Your
choice
from
our
complete
assortment
of
Finest
Leathers
and
Fabrics.
Completely
outfitted
matched
units
in
all
sizes.
M1TCHEL
cne
of
the
three
best
in
the
en
Krompt
and
Efficient
Service
..
.
.
.
.
I
.Yanicee
inrantry,
arriving
fli-
Jmmmmmmmmmmmmm
&CI
w.o
sail
her
the
best
of
good
voyaging
and
fortune
aj
she
plies
these
waters
hereabouts
in
the
years
to
cjjme
carrying
out
her
useful
and
sometimes
arduous
tsks
on
the
effective
and
successful
performance
of
which
so
much
depends.
tire
world.
I
HAVE
INTENDED
TO
PUT
a
bee
In
the
government's
ear
about
this
lack
of
informative
signs
ever
since
my
wife
had
a
conversation
with
some
tourists
Irom
the
States.
LIMITED
Builders
It
Conine
I
L
STEAMSlilf
CITY
HALL
SURROUNMNCS
'
It
was
a
cold
day
(on
a
visit
about
three
years
ago).
My
wife
and
the
strangers
were
standing
I
PRINCE
RUPE
ori
top
of
;
the
high
bank
that
looks'
down
over
the
Sinclair
THE
city
has
many
things
such
as
streets,
sidewalks,
drains,
broken
water
lines,
open
sewers
t)at
are
crying
for
repair
and
we
must
admit
that
a
FAST
tFFICIENT
SERVICE
We
know
that
,when
.
you
order
.
printed
matter,
you
want
delivery
as
soon
as
possible.
That
ls,why
w've
arranged
for
rapid
'
printing
and
rapid
delivery
on
all
orders.
Call
us!
,
.
river'
and
on
to-the
hot
pool.
"Look,
at'
those
poor
saps
definite
improvement
is
being
made
on
some
streets,
swimming
in
that
cold
water
on
r
1
.
.
.
How
HUn
this"
nna
of
Ik.
SAILSFOBI
Vancouve.
AM)
INTERMEDIATE!
EACH
THURSCj
at
1115
p
I
.
For
KETCWKj
For
RcscrvtttWsH
or
CU
I
We
might
also
consider
more
aesthetic
matters
and
iAneIiaxu
1
6hlver;
.
we
might
as
well
start
at
the
City
Hall
itself.
It
may
I
ing
as
he
said
it.
Phone
234
be'
-a
dowdy
old
building,
quite
discreditable
to
p
rtT,
.
....
.
,
but
nr
LTT
I
city
mwrw
Prince
Rupert,
B
-
3RD
STREET,
PRINCE
RUPERT
PRINTERS
STATIONERS
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
cprporation
Ot
SUCn
importance
as
we
proiess,
DUl
tiiey
never
did
beUeve
her.
aUfiast,
it
seems,
a
little
more
could
be
done
to
dress
.
IT
HAS
BEEN
RAININO
its
surroundings.
j-
Even
in
the
u
1
less
up
prosperous
teadiiy
now
for
24
hours,
which
times,
the
grounds
around
City
Hall
were
attractive
is
good
new
to
th
forest-fire-afid
well
kept
but
today
they
appear
to
be
pretty
TLnX'
S
rruch
in
state
of
unkempt
neglect.
Certainly,
it
must
,
utue
fire
about
thirty
miles
bje
an
unfavorable
impression
that
the
very
centre
norfh
f
-it
outside
the
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visitors
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has
done
the
trick
in
ex-itls
broken
down
fences
and
its
weed-ridden
garden
,
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appearance.
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a
little
late
to
do
anything
this
year
bat
it
is
not
too
late
to
plan
for
the
future.
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talk
pool
for
nevera!
hours
at
a
time.
The
cool
rain
from
above
enables
you
to
take
more
of
the
hot
water.
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appeals
to
my
Scottish
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stays.
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the
need
all
possible
to
offer
them
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least
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do
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be
a
little
brightening
up
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there
was
in
former
years.
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public
grounds.
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present
condition
is
certainly
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favorable
commentary
on
our
civic
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more
pride
than
is
thus
evidenced
by
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in
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today
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your
choice
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our
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impression
of
us.
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spake
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were
moved
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