UNITED
STATES
RECOtei,
Pilhce
Rupert
Ddll
iUS
Mor.day,
November
16,
1953
KUiilA
ZU
TtARS
AGO
TQB
.
'
V
M.
IIIGIITOWER
ven(m
,
ray
.
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
By
JOII
OIIN
As
i
See
It
Climate
...
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WASHINGTON
(API
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to
Dreve,,.
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States
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ionized
Rir.i.
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control
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As
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
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end
NortHern
and
Central
Erltlsh
Columbia.
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ol
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
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President
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PKKKY,
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vowir
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co-exlstenro
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nviftt
,
Dwight
Eisenhower
Ls
a
clear
.
Now,
after
two
decades
of
:
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United
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no
matter
whether
it
is
formally
correct
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1
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'
suspicious,
distrustful
and
bitter
I
Within
t,
...
toward
each
other
as
two
rani,
miw,!,,
rat!
room,
or
at
the
width
of
a
continent.
Millions
heard
him
last
Saturday.
It
would
have
never
done
to
have
had
the
American
President
apear
the
day
tals
can
be
and
still
remain
on!
1935,
a
Ernnr?n.to
!aj
speaking
terms.
i,
I
'-
me
urE,iiiiiiiiK
ui
in;u;iin,ion
,
""ww
ana
Vthtl
ft
Tl
Formosa
Peace
Key
JOHN
FOSTER
DULLES;
has
dropped
a
strong
'hint
that-the
U.S.
might
'agree
to
recognition
of
Red
China
in
the
UN.
j
States
protested
the
ernment
replied
that
,'
the
Communist
i'
II
VK
IDEAS
i
British
Columbia's
weekly
newspapers
held
a
convention
'
last
wc"k.
Criticism
was
bold,
as
well
as
not
unreasonable.
Ii
seems
too
many
sheets
looked
too
much
alike.
There
must
be
inov.
io,
l'j.i.j,
unoer
me
lorelgn
"ilii'v
direction
of
the
late
president
franklin
D.
Roosevelt
and
his
secretary
of
state;
Cordell
Hull,
was
regarded
by
many
persons
favoring
the
move
as
the
.'tart
of
a
new
and
happier
era
in
world
affairs.
!
Today
President
Eisenhower
loud
Slate
Secretary
Dulles
still
i.re
working
on
uch
an
era
with
He
names
certain
conditions,
including
the
cessation
of
sup-
7
1
tail1
something
having
tle
individual
port
for
the
rebel
forces
in
Inrto
if7
China
But
Mr
Dulles
turns
ai'VW.
l:t.
WW
I
the
original
touch.
In
other
'
words.
ti'('
tloo.Mp
coiUliili
ilh
a
pinch
of
tittle-tattle.
a
minimum
hope
that
at
least
a
w:iv
can
be
f'ttmd
tn
nrevent
th
NAVY
RUM
,
Sometimes
a
volunteer
who
llll(.nse
power
rlvairy
between
has
been
through
the
mill
can-:the
Unlt,,d
states
wltn
lu
AUlpg
not
get
home
fast
enough
to
nud
Russla
with
lts
group
of
na.
quit
the
army.
But
yesterday
In
j
Uons
from
flumlng
into
nn
ato.
Vancouver,
a
sergeant
just
in
j
...i,.
war
biiid
eye
to
a
much
more
real-,
'
i.-tic
obstacle
to
the
admission
j
'
of
the
real
government
of
China
lo
the
UN.
That
is,
what
to
do
about
the
island
of
Formosa
;IT
IS
the
fashion
in
the
US
A
to
pour
all
sorts
of
scorn
on
,
India's
foreign
policy,
j
But,
far
from
believing
that
the
recognition
of
the
real
government
of
China
by
UN
would
be
contributing
to
the
further
spread
of
Communist
world
'
power,
Mr.
Nehru
reasons
that
j
the
exact
opposite
is
more
like
from
Korea
said
he
could
see
no
charm
in
trolnu
back
to
civics.
I
STAKES
NOT
AS
II.
01
1
Already,
he's
been
wearing
a
i
T1,e
stake!'
'ere
"ot
Mly
as
uniform
fou.
te.
11
vears.
He'll
niK
"'"
lie
Roosevelt
admln-fini.sh
nie
jOU
if
tratlon
decided
to
recognize
the
F-'ovlct
regime
and
end
the
16-
!
Kxnerlence
Is
a
hard
teacher.
!
yelir
hUitua
that
began
with
the
THINGS
ARE
GETTING
TOI
GII
ALL
OVER
By
James
Reldford
in
Toronto
Globe
and
Mail.
she
wives
the
ir-st
first
nnd
I
he
'Russian
revolution.
In
fact.
Dem.
lesson
afterward.
Ex.
jocrats
had
been
highly
critical
Voters
Rally
it
needed
the
troubled
state
of
ALTHOUGH
affairs
in
our
city's
administration
to
atvom-jlish
it,
the
rallying
of
voters
to
take
a
specific
and
organized
interest
in
next
month's
civic
elections
is
a
development
that
does
credit
to
those
concerned.
In
undertaking
to
marshal
their
ranks
alon;?;
the
lines
laid
down
by
the
old
Non-l'aitisan
Association,
they
face
a
course
which
is
tricky
hut
could
lead
to
great
rewarding
benefits
for
the
entire
city.
Their
first
task
is
to
make
sure
they
speak
for
the
majority.
While
they
are
certain
to
encounter
criticism
and
opposition,
their
success
is
assured
if
their
voice
carries
the
authority
of
broad
public
opinion.
They
must
not
become
identified
with
any
one
income
group,
section
of
the
city
or
class
of
employment.
They
must
speak,
if
not
for
all,
at
least
for
most.
This
is
difficult
but
by
no
means
beyond
achievement.
Care
also
must
he
taken
to
remember
that
the
association's
function
is
to
advise
on
issues
and
make
recommendations
but
never
to
dictate.
There
is
no
desire
or
room
in
Prince
liupert
for
a
political
machine.
The
city
council
must
always
remain
a
free
agent,
answerable
only
to
the
electorate
as
a
whole.
In
view
of
the
proposals
for
a
large
and
representative
executive,
and
the
emphasis
on
building
up
membership,
these
are
dangers
which
already
seem
safely
sidetracked.
In
fact,
an
impressive
feature
at
this
preliminary
stage
is
the
obviously
sincere
wish
of
those
interested
to
exclude
cliques
and
axe-grinders
from
their
company.
Within
a
few
days
the
association
will
hold
its
first
official
public
meeting.
For
all
those
who
recognize
the
need
to
lift
the
city
from
the
doldrums
of
a
strife-ridden
administration,
it
will
be
an
event
well
worth
attending.
Formula
is
Milestone
OUR
HEADLINE
on
Friday
that
a
formula
had
been
agreed
on
bv
labor
and
management
of
the
non-recognltion
policy
of
Felix
Bait,
still
with
the
Con-
!
the
Previous
Republican
admln-solidated
at
Trail,
will
be
re-
;
istrations.
1
Aft,,r
Uni,ed
statM
recognized
membered
by
many
old
friends
in
-Prince
Rupert,
and
nothing
Russla
and
ttie
Romans
made
a
;
suite
him
better
than
to
hear,
;
number
of
commitments
which
:rPfl,,('t'd
the
American
govcrn-
directly
or
iiullreetlv
from
one
or
ly.
So
long
as
the
U.S.A.,
greatest
and
richest
nation
on
earth,
closes
its
eyes
to
the
greatest
of
all
facts
of
life
in
the
Far
East,
there
is
no
hope
of
getting
down
to
the
foundations
on
which
peace
might
conceivably
be
built.
'
.
The
Chinese
Red
government
came
into
power
by
as
emphatic
a
popular
and
revolutionary
mandate
as
ever
put
any
government
into
power,
anywhere
on
earth.
Nehru
believes
in
facing
that
as
one
of
the
facts
of
life.
BUT
NEHRU
has
also
spoken
more
of
them,
f
or
he
has
a
good
memory
for
early
days
and
faces.
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeoc
Although
the
present
Parlia-
reduce
the
returns
to"
Alberta
mentary
session
promises
to
be
producers
at
the
well
heads
to
an
a
sort
of
legislative
holiday
In
estimated
5
8
cents
per
thousand
comparison
with
other
years,
the
cubic
feet
of
gas.
But
by
export-MP's
aren't
likely
to
find
time
ing
the
gas
to
the
Minneapolis
hanging
too
heavily
on
their
,
market
in
the
mid-west,
a
return
hands.
.
of
10
cents
per
thousand
cubic
One
issue
that's
bound
to
oc-
leet
at
the
well
head
could
be
cupy
them
will
be
the
marketing
'
secured.
of
Alberta's
new-found
bonanza.
The
Alberta
government
ls
of
natural
gas.
Will
it
come
East
,
said
to
be
leaning
heavily
In
fa-to
Canada
via
an
all-Canadian
i
vor
of
the
export
plan.
Its
atti-pipeline?
Or
will
it
take
a
com-
tucle
Isn't
wholly
a
matter
of
poslte
U.S.
-
Canadian
pipeline
altruistic
concern
for
the
profits
Uons.
"
j
ordiM.l-yedbrTh.li
NO
INTERFNTION
Brimh
Columbia
Russia
promised
to
avoid
inter-1
-
LOOKING
LP!
j
Now
that
the
coast
of
British
;
Columbia
north
of
Vancouver,
from
the
navigational
point
of
view,
is
quite
as
saf
as
anywhere
else
on
earth,
Prince
Rupert
will
start
doing
real
trade
when
business
offers.
Until
now,
after
LY...
r
several
times
on
the
necessity
of
the
province's
gas
producers,
at
least
40
years
of
disappoint
route
or
even
be
mainly
export
i
for
"putting
Formosa
into
cold
!
storage"
or
something
to
that
J
effect.
Simply
to
grant
Red
ments
and
discouragement,
us
been
like
this.
Somehow,
the
'
ed
to
the
United
States?
!
The
province
has
its
own
hopes
These
questions
open
up
one
of
reaping
a
substantial
revenue
with
from
the
production
of
eas.
and
powers
that
be.
could
not
man-
of
the
mast
controversial
policy
China
unconditional
recognition
age
to
make
the
port
of
Prince
as
the
real
and
lawful
govern-
debates
which
the
government
,
a
low
price
at
the
well
head
here
has
had
on
tap
in
many
automatically
would
mean
cor
ment
of
China
would
not
lead
Rupert
stick
to
the
world's
commercial
map.
They
must
have
met
something-.
respondingly
low
royalties.
But,
in
addition,
the
Alberta
The
Canadian
pu!
and
paper
to
total
peace,
even
for
the
j
moons.
whole
of
China.
I
14
is
noteworthy
that
in-
the
As
Formosa
had
been
"allot-
I
argument
the
Federal
and
the
'
ted"
to
China
as
a
part
of
the
Alberta
governments
are
on
op-deals
between
Roosevelt,
Psite
sides.
The
reason
is
simple
Churchill
and
Chiang
Kai-shek,
,
economics.
The
transportation
it
is
obvious
that
the
first
re-
i
costs
of
an
all-Canadian
pipe-
government
is
interested
in
seeing
gas
producers
.secure
a
maximum
revenue
from
the
standpoint
of
promoting
the
development
of
the
gas
and
oil
industry
;
industry
is.cne
of
the
major
industrial
enterprises
of
the
world.
A'.-
line
to
the
populous
Ontario
and
j
within
the
province.
The
cost
of
;
suit
of
unconditional
acceptance
of
Red
China
in
the
UN
would
'
Quebec
market,
which
the
Fed-
i
hrinclne
a
gas
well
into
produc-
bc
a
demand
by
the
Reds
for,eral
government
favors,
would
;
lion
is
approximately
one
Minion
flirt
TTVI
tr,
tlanH
otirio
nrViilo
V.c
nonars.
io
aiiraci
risK
capital
;
Communist
Chinese
sway
watf
into
the
province
on
that
substantial
scale
requires
strong
in-
to
Father
Charged
As
Child
Fails
To
Alfend
School
ducements.
The
Alberta
govern-
pient
figures
that,
gas
selling
for
10
cents
at
the
well
head
will
do
;
if
But
it
Is
not
so
sure
that
gas
1
selling
at
5.8
cents
at
the
well
'
head
will.
f
or
the
Federal
pnvprnmpnt
;
STOP
SIHUS
SUFFERING
Hir
lhe
firjt
time
simw
s;ifTrf
r
ran
obtain
i-tmipMe,
Ion
tj-lust
iw
ffiitf
wiih
XhYO.
Avaihlilc
to
tiii-
public
lift
r
ypun
of
rf
t-uivh
rm!
n-.itiii.
M-'iicil
tmU
hayi-firovwi
ilr.tt
NKVO
completely
(liniinaU-s
ninus
sulTt-rirK
i1
alm'wt
nil
ivm)
fthtrj
othtr
mfthixin
;ave
failed.
Sold
on
him'v
Hark
Itiiuru
ii
lee
At
Ail
In.i
Store
Ketchikan
NELSON,
B.C.
9
The
first
i
the
question
is
mainly
political.,
nrosecution
against
a
Sons
of
Over
the
nation
as
a
whole,
the
with
connections
to
SEATTLE,
WHITEHORSE
ond
oil
ALASK
Phone
266
Office
Opp.
Post
C
Freedom
Doukhobor
father
In
j
idea
0f
retaining
such
a
natural
I
connection
with
the
govern-
:
resource
as
cas
In
Canada
for
the
j
extended,
by
force,
to
the
last
refuge
of
the
armies
of
Chiang.
A
COMMONSENSE
settlement
with
Red
China
might
well
be
preceded
by
UN
action
re
the
i.sland
of
Formosa.
There
are
several
alternate
ways
in
which
Formosa
might
be
prevented
from
becoming
a
new
battleground
between
the
Chinese
Communists
and
Chiang's
men.
Here
are
some
possibilities:
1
Formosa
might
declare
itself
a
sovereign
nation,
and
be
admitted
to
membership
in
UN
If
this
were
done
all
the
members
of
the
UN
would
be
pledged
in
advance
to
protect
the
island
from
attack.
Hence
if
Red
China
were
admitted
to
the
UN
later
she
would
have
to
assume
all
menfs
promised
move
to
have
;
benefit
of
the
Canadian
people
:-all
Freedomite
children
attend
as
a
whole
exercises
a
stroni?
I
K,
in
the
pulp
and
paper
dispute
is
the
sort
of
thing
that
we
like
to
see
adorning
these
pages.
To
the
parties
involved,
of
course,
the
formula
meant
concessions
which
could
not
be
easily
given.
It
was
to
them
an
occasion
more
for
sobering
thought
than
for
rejoicing.
'
Yet
we
are
all
naturally
relieved
that
the
danger
of
a
strike
in
this
city
appears
to
be
vanishing.
The
unhappy
effect
of
such
an
occurrence
lies
not
only
in
its
economic
results
but
also
in
the
ill-feeling
which
can
spread
through
a
community
like
an
uncontrolled
disease.
The
formula
is
another
milestone
in
the
10
years
of
harmonious
labor
relations
in
B.C.'s
pulp
and
paper
iiylmtryt
is
,
a
record
which-MhW
mduhim
inight
stficty
theiPar1vaTftage.k
VT
f
scnooi
nas
Deen
registered
at
anneal
There
are
future
votes
,
Netean.
;
in
)t
in
at
least
a
score
of
Ontario
John
Danshin
of
Slocan
Park
land
Quebec
ridings.
And
the
GEORGE
COOK
.
.
.
JEWELIER
v-is
given
seven
days
suspended
:
present
Federal
government
did
(
sentence
wnen
ne
appeared
in
j
not
arrive
at
Its
present
position
police
court
on
a
charge,
laid
0f
political
dominance
by
ne-
!
under
the
School
Act,
of
failing
,
electing
always
to
think
reason-to
send
his
child
to
school.
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ably
in
terms
of
the
future.
!
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charge
was
initiated
by
the
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sovereign
status
of
Formosa.
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The
UN
might
formally
i
declare
Formosa
a
trustee
area
!
to
be
protected
from
attack
from
any
quarter,
for
a
fixed
period
of
years.
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Lord
God
of
Israel
thou
art
righteous.'
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9:15.
China
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Jewellery
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Hew
Drive
Planned
lo
Develop
North
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
government
that
the
government
intends
to
has
decided
to
launch
a
new
develop
It
for
Canada's
benefit.
It
could
be
provided
that
at
orive
io
aeveiop
uanauas
rlcn
the
end
of
that
trust
period
the
inhabitants
of
the
island
could,
by
free
vote,
decide
their
own
and
vast
northland
future.
Their
choice
would
have
include
either
rejoining
The
title
of
the
resources
department
will
be
changed,
the
Northwest
Territories
given
a
bigger
living
council
and
Eskimos
assisted
by
splitting
big
reindeer
herds
for
distribution
China
or
remaining
a
permanent,
free
sovereign
nation.
mmmmntwiimm
utwaumgag!
Holdup
Men
Take
Safe
WINNIPEG
(CP)
Two
men
among
the
northern
dwellers.
The
resources
d
e
p
a
r
tment,
headed
by
Hon.
Jean
Lesage,
will
be
known
as
the
department
of
northern
affairs
and
national
resources.
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
gave
notice
that
he
will
introduce
a
bill
to
change
the
name.
An
official
said
the
govern
held
up
the
night
clerk
at
the
Curtis
Hotel
in
suburban
East
Kildonan
early
today
and
escaped
with
a
300-pound
safe
containing
more
than
$5,000
in
cash.
They
also
took
more
than
General
Meeting
of
lhe
Community
Ralepayers
will
be
held
in
the
Legion
Auditorium
ment
wants
everyone
to
know,
$U)0
from
the
desk
cash
regis-
especially
the
United
States,
that
'.pr.
1
ihe
north
belongs
to
Canada
and
on
Nov
on
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