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Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
"vess
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
B.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor;
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
'
Saturday
Sermon
"Wide
Ue
of
P,
mjcr
Pin
(poll
R'fts
unto
ytlUf
.
much
mo,,;
father
give
th,
,
them
that
ask
h':
I
God
were
I
everyone
leam
,
that
he
glve,
'
pronils-s
wth
,
if
we
have
trtn,w.:
Editor,
Daily
News
I
would
lile
you
to
print
this
letter
in
the
hoie
that
it
may
help
to
improve
radio
reception
in
Prince
Rupert,
and.
at
the
same
time,
suggest
possible
method.-)
to
obtain
this
objective.!
Before
doin
so.
hwever,
I
think
it
would
be
better
to
mention
a;
few
of
the
reasons
for
poor
io'
caption
with
particular
emphasis
1
in
noise
and
interference.
On
various
occasions
during:
By
carrier,
per
week,
25c;
per
month.
$1.00;
per
year,
;
$10;
by
mail,
per
month,
75e;
per
year,
$8.00.
t
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunaay
by
Prince
Rupert.
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenm,
Prince
Rupert.
i
By
REV.
H
O.
OLSON,
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church)
"Cali
upon
me
in
the
day
of
trouble;
I
will
deliver
thve,
and
thou
shall
glorify
Me."-Psalm
50:15.
There
are
invisible
powers
of
evil
constantly
anotlie,
may
hfi
ties,
In
many
t'L
in
many
places
in
k
our
prayers
niMl'
Churchill
Visit
.
:
.
.
1
V
t.
iA
and
ili
niiiai
o-ru.
potter
lauures
l
r.uve
uiu-eiwvi
-
.
.
.
,
.
,
radio
reception,
using
a
battery
.
wOl'killir
to
destroy
OUC
faith
in
JOSUS
I.
fllTSt.
Jt
1,
uiiu
un.swi
rf'd
operated
receiver
and
the
results
ti
r.,..
IinnfietMnr
th:it
UP
pnf'OUI'.'U'C
Practkaliv
all
noUv
ini'i
viui
v,
i-.m.
w.n.i.y
v
-
-
-
are
ainazin.
disappears
and
stations,
bot.v
..n,
exhort
one
another
to
persevere
in
the
means
...
IHUKCT
s,r'l"
In
ll
,(,.
GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S
SON
Hart
Massey.
second
son
of
Rt.
Hon.
Vincent
Massey,
Canada's
newly-appointed
governor-general,
was
a
recent
winner
of
a
scholarship
for
his
the.si.v
and
a
design
for
a
National
Gallery
at
Ottawa.
He
also
has
won
an
Architec-tu-al
Guild
Medal.
He
now
is
in"
England.
'1
his
photo
is
by
Ashley
and
Cripiien.
i
CP
PHOTO
i
-.zLx"''"
,
Beware
Hong
Kong
THE
situation
looming
up;
in
Asia
seems
to
me
most
alarming.
We
are
ir
danger
of
slithering
si-,
lently
into
World
War
Three
out
there.
A
great
playwright
described
:
the
death
of
our
order
as
com-;
ing
"not
with
a
roar,
bill
a
whim-1
per."
We
are
beta
cistd
toward
1n-j
volvement
in
the
third
world
war
without
even
seeing
clearly
!
what
is
happening,
j
TO
GET
tin;
pic
lure
Out
tiler.-
I
we
must
remember
the
main
developments;
1.
Alter
a
thirty
year
strug-'
file
the
Chinese
Communists
be-!
came
the
government
of
China,
j
ll
H
1
,
.
nr
w
at
i,
ll.ilv
(W.,,
,
of
goodwill
could
be
seen
as
MAINTENANCE
the
main
objective
of
the
recent
Churchill
visit
to
Canada.
He
apparently
made
no
direct
requests
but
those
may
become
evident
later.
What
he
did
do
was
to
lay
foundations
for
things
to
come,
cementing
good
understanding
as
the
basis
for
more
tangible
developments.
No
doubt
the
seriousness
of
llritain's
economic
and
defence
situation
was
discussed
and
Canada
will
he
expected,
if
not
called
Upon,
for
further
assistance
which
will
be
freely
given.
The
significance
of
Churchill's
visit
will
become
clarified
later.
Meantime,
it
was
a
good
f
ollow-pp
to
the
Royal
visit
and
a
side
issue
to
the
United
States
mission.
He
could
not
have
come
to
the
United
States
without
coining
here.
local
and
distant,
are
received
loud
and
clear.
One
would
natui-ally
assums
then
that
the
major-1
ity
of
our
noise
and
inlei-fereHc
is
caused
by
power
lines
and
the
various
noise
radiating
applian-an.es
are
in
a
faulty
condition.
Some
cf
the
wor.it
offenders
are.
he:il.nj!
pads
and
blankets,
automatic
irons,
electric
heaters
and
toasters,
automatic
furnace
ignition,
power
tools,
electric
shavers,
raully
home
wiring,
faulty
power
lines,
fluorescent
and
neon
Ik-hling.
These
are
just
a
few
but,
when
these
noisemakers
are
all
added
loiiclhe.-,
it
results
In
a
terrific
God
has
given
for
strengthening
faith.
One
of
the
most
useful
means
of
promoting
faith
is
prayer.
The
command
to
pray
is
given
"
in
the
second
commandment:
I
,
(1S
ni.s
Son
when
we
thank
Thou
shalt
not
take
the
name
of
Him
for
Hi.s
,)Ve
and
mercy
that
the
l
ord
thy
Ood
in
vuln;
for
the
He
SH
rt-hly
bestows
upon
us
Loid
will
not
hold
him
guiltless
ra,hday.
We
should
not
neglect
that
taketh
His
name
in
vain."
,,,
tn.,nk
oort
for
His
goodness.
This
mrans
that.
In
order
not
to
Ale
in,.r(.
riot
many
things
in
our
take
His
name
in
vain,
we
must
(aiy
ijv,.,,
t0
thank
Him
for?
We
do
the
very
opposite,
use
it
seri-
lirp
t()
(yc
time
off
every
day
ously
and
reverently.
We
take
the
for
a
s(ason
of
prayer.
Name
of
tne
Lord
seriously
when
someone
will
say:
"We
keep
we
receive
the
salvation
Ood
has
ule
second
commandment
when
-iwc
Church."
It
Is
-
pray
in
the
God
hears
the
gen.'true'that
prayers
for
the
noise
that
Is
being
Klllulay
S.,,"
Canon
Km
s
h...
'
IK-
t
IMh
li'll
A
vi
K
ai
v
Mtni.-iur
li,.
v
p..
ray
.
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
i
mT
iKisti
lh
Av,-
tt-'V.
t.
A
";
nth
w
l"
V
L
ti
;
r
hprk
Uli'l
'C
uiifii-d
umij
mm
m
noise
level
on
your
radio
which
eratcd
in
vour
own
home,
blocks
out
all
but
the
strongest
e,u-h
and
every
electrical'
deyiec
Church.
However,
we
are
In
B.
,
u
I
if
f
t
a
f
think
tiliv
I
that
nor
the
Ilia
Aoil
The
ex-government,
under
Chiang
Kai-shek,
escaped
to
error
we
corn-
locals
stations.
it
umir
hiime
H
a.
nv
lr
ktsm
oi
Is
kept,
as
God
re-
oii.ni.iiii
inn
rfi-termlne
the
ones
mandment
Here
is
an
example
of
how
it
Little
Thunderer
ujnrks-
A
man
hn,
an
eli-ctru-
,i,.
.,..
,ti,N
rliuiiirhnnee.
iqullCS
DV
atienoini!
rnuiin
ana
Formosa
an
island
about
a
-hundred
miles
off
the
coast.
'
Few
of
Prince
Rupert's
first
council,
elected
in
the
early
2.
There
was
a
violent
aigu-
city
ment
hetweert
two
us
nolitii-p
summer
of
1910,
are
seen
here
mi
vvrtm
frii-K
s:
CO
:
fir
,
cam
,,
Suni;.y
Sii,,,
haver,
which
he
plugs
into
the
The
Radio
Division
of
the
De-
Piayint!
only
thvre.
when
we
for-elccirical
outlet
and
begins
to
partment
of
Transport
have
in-
1
gpt
about
praying
the
rest
of
the
shave.
Unknown
to
him,
the
con-
spectors
and
equipment
lor
trac-
1
time.
True
prayer
is
to
call
upon
tacts
inside
the
shaver
are
In
ing
down
Interference,
but
they
,
God
In
every
situation,
seven
poor
condition
and
are
sparking
certainly
will
not
come
to
us
un-
days
a
week,
badly.
This
acts
as
a
small
spark
less
we
comnlai"
to
them
first.
Someone
has
said
that
the
less
transmitter
and
the
power
lines
we
are
entitied
to
the
best
radio
you
feel
lik,
praying,
the
harder
coming
into
this
man's
house
act
reception
that
is
possible,
and
you
should
pray
because,
when
as
a
very
iood
transmitting
aer-
th
rnet
th.it
mir
ceocrnohical
you
feel
like
it
the
least,
you
today.
Most
are
dead.
It
must
be
years
since
any
have
been
in
town.
Not
many
of
the
present
population
know
much
about
the
group.s.
The
Truman
administra.
tion,
plus
most
moderate
American.-!,
took
a
"hands
off
China"
attitude.
They
said
that
what
-T.
ru
i
n
Hit
Avi-
at
Y:
IMsUir:
H.
i
!
SAMPLE
COPY
of
unsual
interest
has
arrived
A
at
the
Daily
News
office.
It
is
the
first
issue
of
the
Times
Weekly
Review,
a
compact
new
journal
which,
for
the
especial
benefit
of
people
abroad,
will
carry
on
the
traditions
of
the
long-established
Times
Weekly
Edition
and
"present
to
readers
all
over
the
world
news
and
comment
freshly
prepared
by
the
staff
of
the
Times"and
based
on
all
the
resources
happened
in
the
Cliinc.se
island
:
men
who
first
too
over,
once
ol
Formosa
was
China's
bu.si-
incorporation
became
e.stab-ness.
But
"the
China
Lobby,"
:
H.-'hed.
M
.
I'l
l
IBM
i
need
It
the
most!
Yes,
to
neglect
headed
by
John
Foster
Dulles,
rii-rtnr:
h
H
I,
"
Muli'loy
Schfri,
,
I
ftpnpml
MjieArthnr
nnrl
ev-i-in
ial.
The
result
ruined
radio
re-
location
handicaps
us
to
a
very
ception
for
all
his
neighbors.
This
great
extent
Is
bad
enough
wilh-type
of
noise
can
be
transmitted
out
having
to
tolerate
unnec-for
blocks
in
all
directions.
This
,-essary
man
made
interference,
interference
can
easily
be
elim-
it's
up
to
us
so
why
not
do
III
(.1
I
1
I
Mummy
licmh
;
mated
by
tne
use
ot
a
noie
sup-
something
about
it.
flit
111-
Ave
I
Pallor
ifi-v
Thank
WDiiJ
Fred
Stork,
first
mayor,
passed
away
years
ago.
His
old
home
was
-at
Brampton,
not
far
from
Toronto.
He
had
lived
in
Fernie.
later
locating
here.
Fred
ran
a
hardware
.store.
He
was
companionable,
took
a
live
interest
in
public
affairs,
and
served
as
federal
member.
HLs
daughter,
Mrs.
Martin
Van
Cooten,
lives
here
today.
you,
Mr.
Editor.
FRANK
PARLE
TT
prayer
when
your
heart
Is
full
ol
doubt,
or
cold
and
indifferent,
or
proud
and
self-confident,
is
to
arouse
God's
anger.
Ood
wants
all
people
to
pray
to
Him
and
Is
pleased
when
they
do.
We
know
this
to
be
true
because
His
Word
says
so.
We
need
to
develop
the
faculty
for
believing-
God's
Word
instead
of
our
own
feelings.
Our
feelings
are
unreliable
and
will
often
tell
us
the
opposite
to
the
truth.
EVANGELi:
FREE
CHI
Quick
Canadian
Quiz
Sunday
service
pressor
piungeu
lino
uie
ouuci.
There
is
only
one
way
to
stop
radio
Interference
horn
electrical'
devices
and
that
is
to
stop
the
noise
at
its.
source.
There,
are
many
gadgets
manufactured
to
attach
to
the
radio
that
are
supr
posed
to
prevent
noise
reception,
but
there
is
one
bad
fault
common
to
them
all
they
don't
work.
We
can
do
something
about
improving
the
situation.
The
in
the
I.O.0
F
H,.
day
School
at
111
vices
12:15
Week
Day
S
lationst
Republicans,
strongly;
!
urged
military
alliance
witli
.
Chiang
Kai-shek.
!
I
3.
When
the
Civil
War
broke
out
in
Korea
President
Truman
1
intervened
to
halt
the
ai;sT.':-;slon
from
North
Korea,
by
North
!
Korea.
But
simultaneously
lie
declared
"temporary
naval
pro-;
tect-ion
of
Formosa."
i
That
i.s,
he
intervened
quite
I
legally
and
properly
in
Korea
I
because
the
UN
had
clearly
iguaianteed
South
Korea
against
I
attack
from
the
North.
But
he
intervened
quite
illegally
and
;
quite
improperly
in
the
affairs
'of
Formosa
which
is
a
Chinese
j
territory,
and
which
had
no
con-I
nection
with
Korea.
i
I
MYSELF
pointed
out
in
this
column,
immediately,
that
th;
illegal
U.S.
action
re
Formosa
MIGHT
have
exactly
-the-effect
!
which
it
later
did
have
namely.,
!
to
goad
the
new
government
of
1.
What
is
Canada
s
Okies:
,
industry'
i
promises
God
makes
about
'
2.
Has
a
ship
ever
sailed
from
I,ray7
lp
niail!
',h
the
object
of
enrouraglnsr
us
to
ii.
D,,ri..
t
ih
Ath.min
vhi
pray
homes,
to
be
i:,r;
day.
the
Northwest
Parage?
U
lake,
Pl'wure
and
delignt
i.coiile
of
Prince
RuDert
havj
Jesus
said:
"I
s
Helping
place
Prince
Rupert
on
the
map
wa.s
a
man-sized
job
for
everybody.
Uulf
Putlullo
travelled
all
the
way
to
London
to
talk
finance.
There
were
major
contracts
to
be
awarded
in
the
way
of
street
construction
and
.service
facilities.
Frank
Mobley,
who
had
.
come
down
from
tne
north,
V.
W.
Smith,
identified
with
Foley,
j
Welch
and
Stewart,
J.
H.
Hii-I
ditch,
builder,
W.
P.
Lynch,
the
Truth
and
the
PASTOR.
C.
W
gradually
resigned
themselves
lj'
In
1940
our
mineral
pro-the
belief
that
the
poor
condi-
;
duction
totalled
$502
million,
tions
and
nci.se
on
the
oroadcast
What
was
it
In
1951?
peclrum
is
a
necessary
evil
that
What
kind
of
trees
are
must
be
tolerated
but
such
is
def-
most
widely
used
in
manufaetur-initely
not
the
case.
ing
pulp
and
paper
products?
The
co-operation
and
effort
;
5.
Are
average
weekl
earn-rf
r.ri"h
nnri
rnHin
iiiinn.
In
rnnarilan
Industry
J34
50.
i
George
Naden,
A.
A.
Maclntyre
(A.
R
I
bers
Barrow
were
other
mem-
Ls
rwllir(,d
Mak3
sur
ln3t
..,y,
$52.95
or
$51.97?
of
tne
first
council.
Thai
,,.
ml-
iv,i,,.
ANS
amcFM
CM
PAGB
4
frame
building
on
Third
Avenue
ijust
west
of
the
Royal
Hotel
China
into
intervening
in
the
war
in
Korea.
For
with
General
MacArthur's
!
ZTZ
u
.
,
",,
J(
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
I
5th
Ave.
at
McBrlile
St.
Kev.
.
O.
Olson
You
arc
Invited
to
eonra
and
Worship
at
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church.
"The
Just
Shall
Live
By
Faith"
FLTiRUARY
3.
1952
SI
SDAY
SERVK'ES
Morning
Service
11:00
am.
'
Victory
Through
Faith"
Evening
Service
7:30
p.m.
Film:
"The
Way
of
Salvation."
We
invite
you
to
come
and
receive
bhi
sings
from
this
Christ-centered
sound
film.
Sunday
School
12:15
p
m.
forces
rushing
for
the
Chinese
""u
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'
o'-
border.
and
fimultaneou-sly
re
J
"ia.
He
did
not
remain
very
long
building
Chiang's
beaten
armies
'
!n
l,he,
nort1?'
Development,
in
on
Formosa,
it
was
obvious
to
j
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,re1';'
B"'
anyone
that
the
Chinese
Com-
L,vnh
h,
5u,,t
Change
ol'
Notice
Th.-'
Regular
&s
announces
the
o1-their
Sunday
Morr.
Sl'NIUV
SCHOOL
All
n
wortsnir
smvir
at
.
REGULAR
B;
CHURO
Gill
61
h
AW
Pastor
L.
Thorp-
For
Literature
and.
Information
on
SOCIAL
CREDIT
in
British
Columbia,
Write:
THE
B.C.
SOCIAL
CREDIT
LEAGUE
175
F.ast
Broadway,
Vancouver
1(1,
B.C
A
People's
Movement
for
Good
Government
that
serves
the
Times
day
by
day.
The
life
of
men
and
women
in
Britain,
their
politics,
their
economic
and
financial
affairs,
their
theatres,
music,
books
and
other
entertainments
will
be
reflected,
it
is
assured,
and
sport
in
Britain
will
be
described
with
emphasis
on
what
is
considered
to
be
of
most
interest
to
people
in
other
countries.
',
The
traditional
double
function
of
reporting
and
interpreting
"telling
the
truth
by
reporting
facts,
kept
scrupulously
clear
of
views,
and
by
offering
critical
comment
upon
them"
will
be
maintained,
;
The
Times,
to
the
better
class
of
newspapermen,
has
always
been
considered
as
near
a
model
example
as
possible
of
fine
techniques
and
ethics
in
journalism.
We
are
sure
this
new
miniature
edition
of
the
Thunderer
will
prove
most
acceptable
not
only
throughout
the
Commonwealth
but
in
many
parts
of
the
world
as
a
medium
of
keeping
in
touch
with
what
is
going
on
in
the
Old
Land.
What's
My
Name?
'
AM
more
deadly
than
bullets,
and
I
have
wrecked
;
I
more
homes
than
the
mightiest
of
siege
guns.
!
"I
steal,
in
the
United
States
alone,
over
$5
billion
each
year.
;
"I
spare
no
one,
and
I
find
my
victims
among
,the
rich
and
poor
alike,
the
young
and
old,
the
strong
;ind
weak.
Widows
and
orphans
know
me.
"I
loom
up
to
such
proportions
that
cast
my
Shadow
over
every
field
of
labor,
from
the
turning
of
-the
grindstone
to'
the
moving
of
every
railroad
jrain.
f4
"I
massacre
thousands
upon
thousands
of
wage-fcarners
a
year.
"I
lurk
in
unseen
places,
and
do
most
of
my
work
silently.
You
are
warned
against
me,
but
you
heed
not.
"I
am
everywhere
in
the
house,
on
the
streets,
m
the
factory,
at
railroad
crossings,
and
on
the
sea.
"f-
"I
bring
sickness,
degradation,
and
death,
and
yet
few
seek
to
avoid
me.
"I
destroy,
crush,
or
maim.
I
give
nothing,
but
take
all.
Tv
"I
am
your
worst
enemy.
"I
am
CARELESSNESS."
Avenues,
a
DfocK.
it
was
a
grocery
store
at
first,
Now
it
ii
the
Seavlew
Apartments.
The
well-bred
homing
pigeon
is
able
to
fly
at
a
greater
speed
lr.
longer
distances
than
any
other
bird.
muiW.sts
might
Interpret
this
in
football,
language
as
"U.S.
running
interference
for
Chiang."
NOW
WE
FACE
a
far
greater
danger.
For
weeks
past
Reu-ter's
and
other
news
agencies
have
been
reporting
the
buildup
of
Chiang
Kai-shek'.s
forces
First
Presbyre'ia'
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
LEAP
YEAR!
in
northern
Burma
and
Thailand.
These
are
refugee
groaps
;
which
were
chased
out
ol
their,
own
country.
But
due
to
the'
weaklier
of
the
governments
of
Burma
and
Thailand
they
were
not
disarmed
and
interned
as'
they
were
supposed
to
be,
under
international
law.
!
rnV
r.i
Now
we
have
Burma
formally
j
But
Why
Exert
Yourself?
complaining
to
the
UN
at
the
j
0:10
.Sixth
Awnue
West
Prlnco
Rupert,
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
O.
Sicbcr
11
a
m
Morning
Worship
Sermon:
"Be
Ye
Doers"
Children's
Story:
"The
Latch-string"
Anthem:
"Like
a
Shepherd"
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Worship
Sermon:
"An
Answer"
Soloist:
Mr.
Rowland
Miles.
COME
AND
WORSHIP
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
at
First
United,
Beginners
and
Primaries
presence
of
these
troops.
Wc
also
have
the
U.S.
officially
di.s-1
claiming
any
connection
with
or
j
f'yjr.'V.-
responsibility
for
them.
But
wc-;
also
note
John
Foster
Dulles
de-
i
claring
for
a
"positive"
'policy
to
!
Wi
evtenri
a
cor-1
ust
Use
a
Daily
News
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Ad
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Them
Yourself
on
this
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Form
to
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to
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Fourth
A'
Minister:
Rev.
I.
nrrranist:
Mrs.
E
John
Currr
overthrow
the
present
government
of
China
and
to
restore
Chiang
Kai-shek.
NEHRU'S
policy
re
Formosa
is
the
only
one
to
keep
the
peace
iiamely
to
put
it
in
neutral
UN
"cold
storage"
for
years
to
come.
Any
U.S.
attempt
to
transform
it
into
a
base
for
Chian's
recon-que-st
of
China
would
surely
bring
on
World
War
Three
an
FEMRUARV
!
uinr
Worship1
it
11
a
m.:
Juniors
and
Older
at
12:15;
at
Conrad
United
Hall
all
at
1
p.m.
A
SOCIAL
HOUR
will
be
enjoyed
after
the
evening
service
in
the
Church
Hall.
The
Film
"WO-YA-LA
White
Father
of
Bella
Bella,
or
Dr.
O.
Darby"
will
be
shown.
Refreshment.
Everyone
ls
welcome.
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
AtTFirst
United
Church:
Beginners
and
Primary
at
11
a.m.;
Junlois
and
older
at
12:15;
at
Conrad
United
Hall,
all
at
1
p.m.
Ordinal
ion
ol
&
I
Sunday
School
Evening
Service'
7-1(1
OClOCk.
early
consequence
of
which
j
Bnhlcct:
-StrenE-M
would
be
the
loss
to
Britain
of
the
Island
of
Hong
Kong.
Scripture
f-aiAage
for
Jodatf
"I
am
the
way,
the
truth,
and
the
life."
St.
John
14:6
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