1
Itflli.
i
oo
-i
Rat
Menace
!
short
.
,na,k
,
I
cot'isted
of
rt
Ws
Human
Rights
.v
for
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
I
Friday,
December
8,
1950
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
"
'
5a'istied
with
Seen
Here
lce
cream
"
"
lr
late
,,,.
Ms:.
;;
As
I
See
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'
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A
flashlight,
In
Prince
Rupert
'
of
cWnn
n
'
C
just
now,
is
a
worthwhile
pos-'a
I
iession.
It
reminds
one
of
about
he
nm
brintJ
h
10
years
ago
when
there
was
no
DortimT
hlmwt
i
Is
Main
Concern
In
Monthly
Report
of
Health
I'
nit
Chief
concern
expressed
in
the
monthly
report
of
the
Prlnoe
Rupert
and
District
Union
Bcarc
fly
Carrier.
Per
Week.
20c:
Per
Month.
75c:
Per
Year.
""
tit
$8.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
50c;
Per
Year,
$5
00.
"X
help
conserve
power,
in
view
if
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
The
mm
he
situation
at
Falls
River,
r
worw
heuj
during
evenings
that
are
dark
indeed,
public
co-opertlon
is
as
m
n:ht,'
guard
a
Power
important
as
It
is
welcome.
"nportance
to
CI
:
of
Health
for
December
was
in
connection
with
the
increase
in
the
rat
pooulatlon.
Careful
instructions
for
their
reproduction
are
outlined
in
the
repoit.
The
reuort
calls
the
rat
"th
most
usele.-'s
and
dangerous
peV
in
the
wo-Id,"
car
ying
man
diseases
some
fatal
to
man-and
causing
annual
destrutir
to
Err.nprtv
and
fond
of
S20
n'
tiiu.c
ic,
ui
course,
quile
a
uerhan
,-,.
u,t
H
TRUMAN'S
nOMIl
A
FEW
MINUTES
after
President
Truman
told
the
world
that
the
use
f
the
atom
bomb
was
'under
consideration,"
my
:elephone
began
to
ring.
tew
stUl
here
who
lived
In
Prince
when
it
!
ulh
Appreciation
Due
QEVENTEEN
public-spirited
citizens
offered
0
themselves
for
the
community
service
at'
the
civic
nominations
which
closed
yesterday.
The
appreciation
of
the
city
is
their
due,
wheher
or
not
they
are
elected
at
the
polls
next
Thursday.
With
competition
only
for
the
four
aldermanic
ivuti.i,
.-.
luiig
utiu
us
iu
or
start
almn
t
u
T
jariler.
The
good
old
oil
lamp
m-h
n.
,.hal1
4
mfc:
6
"
PIWP!
i..
line
as
irnnorn!
general
In
I
mnsl
most
of
n
iv...
the
liotnes.
Indeed,
candles
were
n:t
tj..t.
.
rrt.
.
"There
inereaieaiieaasmanv
are
at
least
as
many
unknown.
After
nightfall,
the
'Ja
probably
more
rats
than
n..Kiinh
......
Kotarlans
r.
cr.
,
Anxious
women'
voices
beanT
to
ask
what
could
be
done
to
stop
President
Truman
from
ordering
the
dropping
of
that
awful
device.
Would
it
do
any
good
to
the-e
are
people
in
Canada
he
,that
lers'
otherwise,
to
manoeuvre
along
Wg
report
states.
It
speaks
of
the
-
taa
Valley
avm,J
,
a
narrow
,ank
walk
,
,d
,
iap:d
reproduction
of
the
vermin.
to
$15
a
month
musk
meant
,
ri
Three
methods
of
rid
.h,
which
getting
u
lt
.H
,w
.
consisted
n(
.
:
These
children
of
I'nited
Nations
staff
members
are
jettinf
a
close
look
at
the
I'niversal
Declaration
of
Human
Rihts,
which
is
two
years
old
on
10
December.
All
nations
in
the
world
have
been
invited
to
set
aside
19
December
of
every
year
as
Human
Rights
Day
and
through
programs
in
schools
and
community
tenters
to
pay
fcomage
to
the
principles
of
freedom
and
of
the
dignity
of
man.
of
them
are
noted:
:
of
pork
and
bear,:
of
cnance
arms
M
r
Etarvp
th"m
out
keen
anrhnire
-i
u
i
m
...
spuus,
and
itH
containers
cove
ed
so
that
gulls.
finhiiht
v,.
,t
.,tr,.n.,
aunaay
deUca
Hoi,,.
cats
and
d
ogs
do
not
scatter
the
"watched
'vour
step.'-
step.'
as
never
any
mnwi
wnai
a
punW
'
health!
send
a
telegram
to
the
President'
Or
should
Canadians
send
their
wires
to
our
own
P:ime
Minister?
oOo
WE
DO
NOT
knew
yet
whether
President
Truman
dropped
that
verbal
bombshell
by
accident
or
careful
design.
But
we
do
know
part
of
the
reaction:
"
The
hint
about
use
of
the
atom
bomb
caused
mo-"e
consternation
in
the
western
countries
than
it
Winston
cnurcniu,
arter
a
busy
day
not
long
ago,
took
a
contents
about;
keep
stored
foods
in
metal
containers
vegetables
in
bags
should
not
b?
!
stored
on
cellar
floors.
I
Build
them
out
Kep
Iwle's
in
floors
and
walls
blocked
off;
have
doors
and
windows
fit
Cellulose
Mill
Order
Opens
New
Mine
in
Telkwa
Area
MFV"
DPI
I.U
fcMY
Tl
...
Bulkley
Valley
Collieries,
whose
head,
F.
M
Kill
them
when
food
and
Dockrill,
is
a
business
visitor
in
the
city,
have
opened
shelter
have
been
eliminated,
th
'p
Mine
No.
3
near
Telkwa.
The
mine
is
being
do-
remaining
rats
mav
he
tr,PF?
KO.MBKR
JAC
KETS
and
PARKAS,
from
BOYS'
WINDIiltKAKIKS,
from
FOR
THE
LADIES
LADIES'
IfOKK
Cotton
mixtures,
Nylons
and
All-Wool,
from,
puir
eloped
to
meet
the
large
tonnage
coal
contract
,.epon
gCK.s
t0
warn
llaced
with
the
company
for
the
new
mill
of
the
a?amt
unconcern
for
the
men-
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
at
Prince
Rupert.
.
-
n""rpt
in
keeulne
d'jn
ft'f
T
Initial
develonment
indicates
-
nnmikitinn.
1
supply
of
coal
for
three
years
program
without
adding
to
th
TABLE
CI.OTHS-4
serviettes
to
match.
Beautiful
w
Were
un
to
$-1
00.
Now.
,et
did
in
China
or
Russia
maybe
because
more
of
us
heard
abou
it.
Mr.
Attlee's
trip
to
Washington
was
one
direct
result.
oOo
FOR
YEARS
back
I
have
beer
t-ylng
to
tell
Canadians
WHY
think
we
will
never
have
a
worlr
war
three
of
the
character
of
the
former
t
o
preat
wars.
I
have
nver
said
that
w
would
not
have
another
worlr
war
for
obously
all
that
th
nations
have
to
do
to
vet
a
worl-
wor
three
Is
to
keeo
rieht
or
going
the
way
we
have
been.
I
t
ot
im
no'
kid
ourselves
eithe
about
the
nature
of
the
war.
'
;
it
comes.
.Atom
bombs
will
t
used
so
will
germs
'Which
E
S
Erock
Cbisbolm
avs
rn"A
p'
ith
prospects
of
considerable
crew,
win
oe
an
eiejmucuuu..
seats,
a
substantial
list
is
ottered
irom
wmch
to
choose
and,
as
there
are
many
good
men
unfortunately
there
are
no
women
in
the
field,
some
difficulty
may
be
experienced
in
arriving
at
preferences.
Important
duties
are
also
entailed
in
service
on
the
school
and
parks
boards
where
there
are
just
enough
candidates
to
fill
the
seats.
There
could
have
been
no
wiser
course
than
to
have
re-elected,
as
has
been
done,
the
three
able
members
of
the
board
of
school
trustees
to
succeed
themselves
and
carry
on
the
important
job
of
school
reconstruction
and
reorganization.
The
parks
board
is
a
new
departure.
The
body
may
not
have
a
lot
of
money
to
handle
but
it
will
be
in
a
position
to
carry
out
useful
planning
for
the
future
"and
possibly
find
some
means
of
getting
something
done
along
much-to-be-desired
lines
in
city
beautification
and
development
which
is
much
needed
here.
SCRIPTTRE
PASSAGK
FOR
TODAY
"There
is
therefore
now
no
condemnation
to
them
which
are
in
Christ
Jesus."
Rom.
8:1.
BIG
THINGS
FOR
ALASKA
THE
grave
turn
of
the
war
and
the
all-out
defense
program
augur
big
developments
for
Alaska,
with
its
vast
reservoir
of
unused
power,
comments
the
Ketchikan
Chronicle.
Unofficial
word
from
Washington
indicates
that
several
federal
agencies
now
are
vying
for
the
power
that
can
be
developed
along
Alaska's
largest
rivers.
A
new
project
has
been
outlined
by
the
engineers
at
Wood's
Canyon
on
the
Copper
River
above
further
tonnage
as
developments
latest
electrical
mining
macniiies
TIGHT
FIT
A
population
of
3u6,u0u
is
oroceed
and
coal
win
come
oui
01
uk
A
300-ton
preliminary
ship-
.T.'lLrZ
!'.ZJ"Z
V
7
ment
of
coal
was
made
from
the
Bu.agc
uu....
-;T
No.
2
workings
before
the
new
SHOP
AND
SAVE
AT
mine
was
brought
into
produc-!
tion,
but
with
Installation
of
new
11
sr.
mining
machinery
completed,
the
new
mine
is
expected
to
meet
the
production
schedule,
i
As
No.
a
mine
gets
into
full
production,
No.
2
will
be
closed
f'fcS
C
A
MIA
lit
down
for
the
present
and
the
crews
transferred
to
the
new
workings.
Only
clean-up
work
Is
left
In
the
No.
2
mine.
readv
made
A
bombs
or
H
bomh
obsolete.
oOo
BUT
IN
MY
opinion
there
f
not
a
Kove-nment
on
e-rth
especially
Stalin's
which
kn
what
would
happen
once
t.li
third
world
war
started.
T!
why
I
have
never
thought
tr
Stalin
and
Co.
would
nush
v
icold
war
to
the
oolnt
of
outri"
An
expansion
of
the
collieries
GRAND
program
is
expected
next
spring.
it
which
time
additional
miners
SELECTION
OF
will
be
taken
on
the
payroll
and
XMAS
world
wa'.
Thev
are
well
pw-that
the
Russian
armies
cm'
.weer
across
Furooe.
the
"
1
jroduction
will
be
on
a
more
or
less
permanent
basis.
One
new
feature
at
the
new
workings,
and
one
which
will
permit
an
expanded
production
:
Lands
and
the
Holy
Land
to
iThev
could
tske
over
mo
e
'
South
Fast
Asia.
N1"
Cards
.W"t.
what
would
hannen
to
t
fabric
of
society
in
Russ'a
it"""
A"art
fmm
the
d:sintesrrc,,r"
effects
of
aomic
wa'fare.
wH"
of
the
oortical
wq--fare
-wrT-"
western
nVmoc
r"ios
wc'
''
NPJ
i2i
A7
tvt
Priced
from
25
for
$1
J
You
will
be
pte
with
our
Cordova,
along
the
old
Copper
River
right
of
way,
which
reportedly
would
produce
as
much
power
as
Grand
Coulee
Dam
itself.
The
Taiya
(Dyea)
River
project
near
Skagway
has
been
put
up
to
an
important
priority
position,
and
probably
some
action
will
be
taken
before
spring
to
let
it
go
to
Alcoa
for
aluminum,
to
the
navy
for
a
.guided
.missile
project
or
to
one
of
the
other
agencies
for
their
expanding
needs.
The
news
that
Alaska
has
some
uranium
deposits,
now
being
tested
for
possible
production,
and
that
the
Atomic
Energy
Commission
is
going
to
expand
indicates
that
Alaska
may
come
into
the
AEC
program
before
it
is
all
over.
Whether
our
remoteness
from
other
plants,
such
as
at
Arco,
Idaho,
and
Richland,
Washington,
would
be
in
our
favor
or
against
us
is
problematical.
"""These
are
the
inevitable
by-products
of
a
warring"
world'
and,
while
Alaska
would
much
prefer
to
have
Yeacetime
industries
come
north,
our
fate
already
is
closely
linked
to
defence
and
onr
latent
Gift
Staiionen
too!
k
We
hove
just
received
o
shipment
of
ENGLISH
GENUINE
LEATHER
WALLETS
(which
we
will
guld
Initial
five
of
chargrt
SHEAFFER
FOUNTAIN
PENS
surelv
organize
everywhere
the
Red-held
zone?
oOo
FOR
YFURS
BACK
I
ha'
taken
the
rap
for
saying
th
we
had
better
"ta'.k
It
out"
wl"
the
Russians
and
their
R
Chinese
ailies
than
continue
t
shoot
it
out,
by
cold
or
hot
Now
M'.
Churchill
and
rathe
,
belatedly,
even
General
Mac-Arthur
have
come
around
to
thp
I
same
view
the
latter
asree'.n'
that
negotiation
is
better
tha
I
shooting.
i
Put
luf
t
a
word
of
warning
:
I
It
t?kes
two
to
make
a
peac
but
only
one
to
commit
a
murde
or
make
a
war.
!
If
the
other
fellow
wants
t
International
travellers
know
wherever
they
go
Dewar's
is
available.
Winner
of
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50
gold
medals
for
Scotch
of
exceptional
quality,
Dewar's
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served
with
pride
in
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of
the
world.
Diltillad,
blended
and
battled
in
Scotland
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battles.
BEFORE
YOU
SAY
SCOTCH.
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DEWAR'S
.
This
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is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
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or
by
the
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5G8
ifight
you
either
have
to
fighr
jor
oay
the
r
'-e
of
not
fifhtin.
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That
latter
is
the
t.errib'e
truth
that
a
lot
of
wishful
thinker
overlook.
v
hydro
resources
may
tip
the
scales
in
favor
of
the
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caes
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Csv
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WINTER!
I
he
rew
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or
a
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receivir"
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which
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lnst-'ie
where,
in
future,
onlv
countin-of
ca-h
will
be
required
when
tho
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IVATER
tells
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enck
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wh'ch
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ino
ca.ec-rie
anu
proves
the
correctness
of
the
deposit.
In
short,
the
scrutinizing
of
checks
by
the
teller
Is
eliminated.
The
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said
nv
Manager
Grant
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b
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fire
switch
believed
pulled
'
liic
We
Spec'0
in
in
mistake
for
a
light
switch
caused
a
false
alarm
at
B.C.
Packers
Cold
Storage
at
Seal
Cove
which
was
answered
by
city
firermen
at
8
o'clock
this
morning.
Seagram's
DISHES
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'
Put
Seagram's
"83"
to
the
water
test.
For
water
(plain
or
sparkling)
is
your
most
reliable
guide
to
the
whole
truth
about
any
whisky.
'
Water
adds
nothing,
detracts
nothing,
but
reveals
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
Say
SEAGRAM'S
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