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HOW
TO
AVOi'D
CRIFrMNG
DEFORMITIES
Monday,
September
21,
1953
Economic
questions
are
ret
civ-
,
000.000
higher
than
a
year
a
50.
.
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.ahp,,,ai
tu
independent
dally
newspaper
Uevottfd
to
the
upbutiilng
of
Prince
Ruiiert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Co'
unbla.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
J.
P.
MAOOR.
President
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vice-President
ft
KIDIIIY4
I
of
the
government's
considera-
!
cent
and
volume
or
employment
"
-
tion
than
was
the
case
when
the
i
is
up
by
three
per
cent.
All
these
!
?,eris!7nrre
W
anvoni.
a"y0ne
who
Who
current
year
commenced.
!
factors
combine
to
place
a
solid
H
hy
druw
and
medi-j
:
The
reason
is
the
accumula-
;
floor
of
consumer
buying
power
tion
within
the
past
month
or
sounder
the
business
picture
,
i
of
evidence
which
could
mean
j
Furthermore,
the
expansionist
j
tn-trouble-
exp.ah
s
s
speclnliz
j
that
the
post-war
boom
which
phase
of
the
nation's
natural
re
;
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non
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Where
MarAdlai
Sits
Hllhy
kidnrTi
NibI,
u-idi
from
the
Uood,
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4
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4
the
nation
has
been
enjoying
al-
.
sources
and
engineering
develop-
;
lri,almi,lU
whlch
has
proven
8UC.
most
without
interruntion
now
mer.t
has
yet
to
reach
its
peak.
,
sful
f()r
the
past
33
years
since
1945
has
passed
its
peak
Latest
estimates
forecast
a
start
y
,np
no
obligation
In
and
that
a
levelling-off
phase
is
upon
the
huge
St.
Lawrence
sea--
d,
f()r
th,s
lnstrucUve
at
nand-
wav
and
Pwer
Prie(
t
ln
the
!
r.
mv
be
the
means
of
saving
Here
are
i
of
the
recent
late
summer
of
1954.
New
min-
7o
un
told
misery
W
e
developments
which
support
eral
prospects
in
Nova
Scotia
and
,
'
f
Th
Bu
CHn
D
'
such
a
Pblllty
:
New
Brunswick
are
still
In
the
ml
Sprmg8
MlssourL
1
The
automotive
and
construe-
exploration
stage,
with
the
heavy
THE
SCOTS
have
a
say-
,
.
f
WILFRID
JOHN
KORRIE,
pre-
1
,
sident
of
Pemberton
Securities,
th.
kidnni
L.
.
wnere
tno
Macoregor
sus
is
IjUI
Vancouver,
is
new
presi
!
the
ht.'ad
of
the
table.
-try
Classifieds
1
DoddsKid-
tion
industries,
both
of
whir
h
engineering
work
yet
to
come.
A
have
functioned
as
key
props
to
development
program
for
New-
,
p
action
the
reooid
.leiiftt
li,.
po.it-war
:
foundland
Is
Hi"t
starting
to
roll,
i
dent
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
cf
Commerce.
He
was
elected
at
the
national
meeting
at
Kilmonton.
In
1951
he
was
president
of
the
Investment
Dealers
of
Canada.
boom,
now
have
begun
to
drop
Tt
should
be
gathering
momen-'
substantially
if
not
yet
too
ser-
turn
fast
by
the
spring
of
next
iously
below
their
recent
record
year.
-
;
levels.
!
Department
store
sales
and
re-I
Iinai
st
river
In
Canada,
the
PRINCE
RUPER
TO
'I
to
nppepl
to
ail
i
Scot.
oihr
than
lacGregors,
I
nut
to
start
another
war
over
;
this.
For
I
lung
since
found
out,
j
th
hard
way,
that
the
saying
is
common
to
all
the
clansmen,
!
ranging
all
the.
way
from
the
I
MacAdams
to
the
MacZebras.
I
should
nut
be
surprised
to
hear
in
Vancouver
at
least
that
.
they
are
even
quoting
it
about
that
rather
dynamic
adopted
'
Scot,
and
saying,
of
the
British
!
l'.nipiic
dines:
tail
business
generally
dropped
i
Mackenzie
rolls
2.514
miles
ln-below
last
year's
h'vel
in
Augntt
;
eluding
headwaters.
Roads
Getting
Safer
in
Britain
for
the
first
time
ln
any
month
this
vear.
i
i
Car
loading,
generally
looked
LONDON
iReuters)
There
upon
as
a
significant
economic
are
more
cars
ln
Britain
every
;
barometer,
are
lapsing
behind
I
Something
For
Everyone
:
j
F
THKRE
is
nothing
else
done
by
play,
one
thing
I
justifies
our
indulging
in
it:
play
helps
us
to
;
forget
our
worries
and
at
the
same
time
tonnes
up
'
'.tir
minds
for
a
fresh
attack
on
the
cause
of
our
vorries.
Play,
fun
and
laughter
are
agents
of
health.
,
They
give
repose
to
the
usually
busy
brain
centres
;
slid
tone
up
the
muscles.
!
In
this
city,
we
are
fortunate
in
that
we
have
a
Civic
Centre
where
we
may
play,
relax
or
enjoy
;
a
hobby.
To
have
a
hobby
is
to
indulge
in
home
form
of
play
which
exercises
our
hands
as
well
as
our
,
brains,
and
to
take
a
line
that
cures
our
despondent,
worried,
jittery
feelings.
;
When
we
indulge
in
a
hobby
through
which
we
see
something
taking
complete
form
under
.our
own
I
hands,
then
we
gain
self-confidence
and
self-!
respect.
Everyone
even
the
fortunate
man
who
finds
his
job
challenging
and
exciting
needs
rest,
a
change
from
accustomed
tasks.
While
exercise
and
'changed
activity
are
good
a?
restoratives,
aftei
work,
most
people
wish
to
do
'.
something
specific
as
a
hobby.
A
hobby
satisfies
the
desire
in
all
of
us
to
create
something.
There
are
a
thousand
and
one
.ways
in
which
people
satisfy
their
creative
urge
and
with
a
Civic
Centre
such
as
we
have
in
Prince
MaeUiamond
sits
i
year,
but
by
a
strange
paradox
14
vpar
ao.
l
"Where
tin
pom
tISPtAVft
Mfluni
oomom
'
the
h.-ail
of
the
table."
since
the
war
the
roads
are
get-
As
yet,
none
of
these
factors
Hie
point
is
that
no
matter
j
ting
safer
every
year.
have
assumed'
proportions
to
wlucli
Mac
you
name,
the
say-
!
In
1930.
when
-baby"
cars
o
n
s
t
i
t
u
t
e
an
unmistakable
ng
is
true.
we--e
beginning
to
bring
motor-
:
trend.
They
may
represent
just
;
ing
to
the
millions
here,
7,305
a
pause
in
the
upward
climb
KFTCIUKAN
$15.00
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WKANOI.IJ.
$27-0C
TAKE
the
c
i.se
of
MacAdlai
persons
died
in
auto
accidents,
of
the
economy,
or
they
may
rep-j
Stevenson
He
was
defeated
In
1950,
the
death
toll
was
resent
the
levelling-off
process
I
by
General
Eisenhower
by
a
1
4"0C-
And
in
the
first
six
which
many
Federal
economists
i
most
impressive
almost
over-
:
mourns
oi
mis
year
mere
were
wi
iu
wr
i"w
uur.
v.-
K1
1.KSKl
lt(.
evrtiment
authorities
are
in
a
j
whelming,
margin.
But
now,
ion'y
2574
traffic
deaths.
lutate
of
considerable
suspense
$29-70
and
some
anxiety
until
they
leacn
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNTS
.
.
,
COUNT
ON
US!
Dibb
Printing
Co.
COMPANY
WHEN
YOU
-
I
w'hole
world
listens
to
a
major
j
vehicles
in
Britain
compared
!
ioceeii
bv
Stevenson
with
as
I
with
53.0UO.OOO
in
the
United
which
alternative
Ls
involved.
JIM
Al
$4140
FLY
nm
It
attention
that
it
listens
;
States,
but
in
Britain
there
are
There
Ls
still
no
fear
of
a
major
to
one
by
th"
President.
j
17
cars
a
mile
of
road
compared
depression
in
the
foreseeable
The
reason
the
whole
world
i
th
16
in
the
U.S.,
including
future.
Latest
figures
show
sav-
:
listens,
with
ever-deepening
re-
j
the
less
settled
areas.
Belgium
iKs
deposits
to
beulniost
$1,000.
-
IVIII'ltllni:
speet,
is
that
it
has
come
to'lar,KS
lnl,a
ln
;ar
eongesuou
CI
I
IC
AIR
:
know
that
Adlai
thinks
and
,
wi,h
14
cars
to
the
nllle-
;
!k
tin.
thino.
that
m..
tr..
r-
The
Ministry
of
Transport
as-
,
RE-ROOF
.
.
.
LLLIJ
LINES
democrats,
in
all
countries,
want
!
cribes
Post-war
reductions
in
j
!
a
luo3
American
leader
to
thiiiK
I
the
death
rate
to
its
road
safety
,
campaign,
siartea
in
ivio,
wmcn
with
DUROID
Asphalt
Shingles
Paipert
there
are
crafts
and
hobbies
to
satisfy
the
sw-
Phone
266
Officc
opposite
Post
Offlrd
3,
v.
.
.
mnu
r..ttn:
Hnrrtn
I
liita
uiuwr
Dni.mil
u
vi
i.iii--
Plan
II
Inquire
obout
our
Instalment
Payment
sclous
that
although
the
death
rate
has
fallen
the
monthly
death
tolls
rcgulirly
cause
cii.,-may
to
the
public.
Pedestrians
are
being
constantly
urged
to
use
the
"Zebra"
crossings
painted
for
them
on
the
roads
in
black
and
white.
A
THERE
IS
a
striking
similarity
in
one
respect
between
Adlai
Stevenson
and
the
late
Wendell
Willkie.
It
wp.s
after
Willie's
defeat
that
he
rendered
his
greatest
service
to
his
own
nail'
n
and
to
mankind.
FOK
I
IM
F.
KSTIMATF.S
SF.K
OR
CALL
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD
LITTLE
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
M
FETING
TI
FSD
W,
SEPTEMHER
it
7:30
PM.
Club
Lounge
Civic
Ontrf
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PLEASE
ATTEND
215
First
A
Phone
9(19
Willkie
not
only
coined
the
i
driver
risks
a
5
fine
if
he
runs
iir..ity
everrmorc-vitaI
phrase
over
th
crin
ihiiii
a
ruwi.
"One
World."
bin,
he
probably
;
trian
is
on
it.
i
did
more
than
any
other
hu-
j
Ujndon,
with
339.600
register-
!
man
being
of
our
times
to
im-
I
ed
vehicles
and
8,000.000
Inhabi-
nr(.t
r,n
n
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luiva
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(
lanus,
is-ine
niosi,
congesiea
f
l'y
jone
planet;
that
the
human
in
the
country
and
traffic
hold
-nce
13
one
family;
and
tht-.tjups
of
up
to
10
minutes'
dura-whethcr
or
not
we
like
it,
we
j
tion
are
frequent,
arc
destined
either
to
live
as
j
The
speed
limit
throughout
one
or
blow
ourselves
up,
to-j
London,
and
in
all
built-up
gether,
as
one
bloc
of
self-j
areas,
is
30
miles
an
huur.
damned
fouls.
I
regard
it
as
one
of
the
The
Canadian
weather
slali
n
majority.
Activities,
besides
sports,
to
be
undertaken
this
year
include
leatherwoi'k,
flower
craft,
metal
work,
:
Woodwork,
copper
craft
and
pottery-making.
'
Surely
there's
something
for
every
family
and
tlie
Civic
Centre
deserves
our
support
for
its
initiative
in
obtaining
instructors
in
these
crafts
and
hobbies.
But
the
association
can
only
bring
these
things
..to.
ii
if
ve
support
it.
Two,
weeks
from
today
a
;
one-night
membership
drive
"will
be
held
here
with
;
dozens
of
volunteers
calling
on
every
householder.
;
Join
the
Civic
Centre.
Give
yourself
and
your
!
children
an
opportunity
to
relax
and
learn
some-'
tiling
at
the
same
time.
Leisure
time
use,
Whether
in
a
strenuous
exer-;
ci:-e
or
in
something
more
sedentary,
should
be
'
made
up
of
enjoying
things
that
are
pleasant.
'
.
While
there
is
no
ready-made
hobby
suit
into
!
which
all
people
will
fit,
it
is
safe
to
say
the
Civic
;
Centre
has
something
for
us
all.
;
Every
person
makes
his
own
pattern.
P.y
mak-'.
ing
it
wisely,
Jie
may
cure
a
present
ill,
fill
a
great
!
want,
or
prevent
physical
and
mental
ailments.
greatest
tragedies
of
these
times
j
at
Alert
Bay
on
Ellesmere
island
j
inm
wiiiKie
died
so
tragically,
I
is
le
.i
than
100
miles
iroiii
the
See
FI.MOKK
PIIII.POTT
Pase
I1
north
pole.
ITY
TRANSFER
1
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
-t
PACKING
STORAGE
I
irst
Avenue
and
Mcllride
Street
'Idh-tctKl
and
road-iell.
f
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Gaiiiiwirenitheliriti-l')'",V;-
emri.wrl
M
an
artlj'
ft
e.'.,Jiiut
"
";;"!'
swilchins
t11
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l,t
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'
ilrivws
are
L
K
S
r
Poles
Need
True
News
From
Abroad
;Io
Combat,
Communism
.Says
Refugee
'.
NEW
YORK
lAPi-Ur.
MarekOt
the
United
Nations.
,
Kurlwicz,
,
Polish
diplomat
wliol
"The
members
of
the
delega-
got
his
first
look
at
America
last
j
tion.
headed
by
Messrs.
Naszkow-
om-.or--i
owners
.-.
.
-
SALE
ON
GAS
WASHERS
REDUCED
PRICES
,
Monday
says
"life
in
Poland
was
-Ar
'i
'
-'
i
-
-----
rttt-Jt
fjf
v4ry
Mff''
!!'
ski
and
Katz-Sucty,
do
not
in
any
way
represent
either
the
Polish
nation
or
the
people.
It
is
thu'.
absolutely
impossible
for
me
to
collaborate
with
these
representatives
not
of
my
beloved
coun-
a
nightmare.''
i
The
graying.
50-year-old
Kor-
owicz
left
Polish
UN
headquar-,
ters
last
Wednesday.
Pretending
i
to
be
working
on
a
document
in
CheVMM
Suprwne
(.:.
;
lrivii.it
H..rf..ni.u..ce
'
(
wlunil..:..
al
any
seas.n,
)
(
.'livvrun
Suireine.
the
early
morning
hours,
he
i
try
but
solely
of
the
Soviet
re
Jitaii
AND
-
eluded
armed
guards
and
slipped
J
CANADA
gime
in
roiana.
Kotrowicz,
author
of
som
20
books
and
former
professor
o;
international
law
at
the
University
of
Krakow,
said
he
is
unmarried
and
has
only
distant
relatives
In
out
of
his
mid-town
hotel
to
telephone
an
old
friend
from-
the
Polish
underground.
a
Safe
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he
said,
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"the
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from
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k
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10
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uw,
wrote
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letters
to
Mrs.
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Lakshnii
Pandit,
presi-
dent
of
the
UN
General
Assembly
and
Dag
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UN
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general.
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letter
said:
,
,'T
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honor
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bringing
to
your
attention
that
I
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in
the
Polish
delegation
to
the
assembly
abroad"
to
combat
Communist
propaganda.
He
said
dissension
was
rife
in
the
Communist
satellite
states
since
Premier
Stalin
died,
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that
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per
cent
of
the
Poles
were
opposed
to
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