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Which
of
these
9
"Weak
I'
tay
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Newsjs
see
t
ing
away
from
a
condition
or
:n-
loaning
me
r
uu
.
.....
Thursday,
February
11,
1954
Make
fou
Fee
Wat40,$
flationary
buoyancy".
The
Lords
ol
Parliament
Hill.
Ottawa,
obviously
believe
that
"lo
him
that
hath
shall
be
Riven".
mere
arc
hicuij
"k
.
:
;
prove
it.
i
Nd
matter
how
few.
o-
now
on-l
t
see
bpI
";.t.,
MtN,wumtn:n
III
you
(town.
ijii
Ifi
Klt(
Wt-dk,
low
til
u.e
the
talents
you
po;
small,
Kp
independent
datlT
newspaper
dToted
to
the
upbuLUing
of
Prince
Rupert
j,,,
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Colu
.Tibia.
V,
Member
ol
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
circulations
ft-
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
ThibU:hecl
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Dai!
New
limited.
J.
T.
MAOOR,
President
H.
G
PERRY.
Vice-President
tifrii.
rmiii'wB
or
uld.
(rf-t
The
.vilile.'s
not
ow
yet'.
Who
said
that?
Ths
:.ite
Sir
Harry
Lauder
of
course.
few
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Pt
I'OSSIBLK
CONFUSION
("s.
There
would
be
.silence
isi
the
'words
If
no
birds,
except
the
best,
were
the
ones
that
sang
more
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25c;
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month,
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year,
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not
1
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Some
medical
men
have
been
siying
that
if
anyone
has
been
jh
t
PWIIAN'M.E
seeing
spots
before
his
eyes
heV
Tne
qlie.stlJn
of
Alosk"
hi-in
for
a
billions
attack.
Could
reported
close
to
have
been
gaz.nS
at
a
polka
dot
,i(.l0
,n
Wa.shinpton.
n
d
',aUcrn'
should
that
develop
into
a
fact.
it
should
mean
early
Alaskan
Calling
Canadians
tho
"most
.
.statehood.
Nor
is
that
all.
II
tasteless
people
in
frit-
world".
'
could
and
eventually
would
BIiirWift
yjt
Polish
1'cace
Plan
The
head
of
a
woman's
college
B3vs
there
are
three
thln?s
a
woman
can
make
out
of
practically
nothing.
These
are
a
sahiri.
a
hat
and
a
quarrel.
There's
aU'j
hah.
but
that
was
forsotten.
.
uttiorizea
as
second
class
mail
by
the
Pot
Office
Department,
Ottawa
..,
Politics
Versus
Statehood
IT
IS
SAD
but
true
that
the
j
Western
allies
now
feel
com-
;
penea
10
n-j-cv
num
t
w.r-
i
D,
Artnur
Umwt
addressed
the
mean
economic
and
ficien-ive
'A
MOO
U?
IN
"
HE
political
angle
injected
in,to
statehood
argu-.".ii.j
ior
Hawaii
and
Alaska
is
merely
a
"smok?
i
lion
on
(iermany,
though
they
j
Montrpaj
If
men
were
interested
in
what
each
other
wore,
there
,von!d
be
more
men
tn
church.
museum
recently.
.
'
unity
in
the
panhandle
in-
themselves
would
have
regard-
j
Perhaps
we
are
spmPthing
ljkn
volvin"
Canada
Screen."
It
is
not
entitled
to
serious
consideration.
WORLDD
Checker
Board
wed--,
snail
.(iom
;
One
advantage
newly
have
in
startim-
out
in
a
home
is
that
there
is
lc
:-fur
arcument.
The
same
of
ilra
lights,
ancient
A
BOB
PAS
ixip-
table
ttanie.
first
became
iii.il-
in
Eul'Llk-
in
the.
lnili
lury.
worner-
A-1
USEDti
More
and
mot'
You'll
Be
Contented
with
One
ol
Tin
eu
iu
a,..u
uBsra,u,i
""-.that.
Like
Dr.
Lismer.
we
a!.;c
solution
had
it
come
a
ideal
,ove
good
poetry,
yet
onnot
get
few
years
ago.
;
j,way
from
the
more
practical
The
Western
allies
stand
firm-
conviction
that
bathtubs
and
ly
behind
John
Foster
Dulles'
motor
cars
are
important
plan
The
Russians
are
adamant
Comes
a
report
rroiii
Knnnea-aftainst
that,
plan,
or
indeed
ta
that
a
ciUaen
of
Uiat
state
attalnsst
any
plan,
which
lines
up
wa.s
caught
in
a
blizzard,
with
all
Germany
in
a
bloc
which
Uie
result
that
part
of
his
face
they
consider
essentially
hostile
was
frozen.
From
now
on
there
to
Russia.
Is
no
time
we
woult.
care
to
play
poker
v.
'th
him.
MR.
MOLOTOV
offers
to
the
Big
TJiree
who
sit
with
him
THK
MUST
TIIKKK
at
the
same
table
and
through
Typlcal
qui,stions
bv
joins
them
to
all
Germans
every-
mull
sef.kinK
Job
theso
days
where
much
simpler.
,
something
How
do
mu,.n
mum.y
l
t
wn,,n
An
Immediate
peace
treaty.
dl)
j
gpt
my
first
,M(i
whereby
all
foreign
armies
!
whm
do
niy
holrlay.s
si
art
'
would
bo
compelled
to
withdraw:
.
RECORDS
.11
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In.
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Custoni
radio,
healer.
A
liiMcain
tor
Hie
amount
of
hay...
$650
.Ml
MON'AIK
II
I
STOM
sums.
Custom
radio,
and
heater.
Hr
this
all
you,
h;iVr-
U,
lork
over
is
$1500
.
POPULAR
MUSIC
POPULAR
ARTISTS
BY
:1K
1
(IKK
S!
U
Heater.
(,!-,:
,,
Jll:.l
pi;-,
.
f..d
,,t
i.A
Immediately
from
Germany;
iiul
cumplete
freeduin
of
Germany
ft
New
Long-Ploy
Selections
Albums
ond
Accessories
All
or'
Although
some
may
be
thinking
that
way,
(he
word
'depression"
is
rarely
heard
today.
However,
its
frequently
we
he;
"recession",
which
means
th.
same.
And
should
that
be
not
I
hereafter,
subject
only
lo
her
guarantee
in
the
peace
treuty
that
she
woult!
never
arm
beyond
Hie
point
necessary
l
defend
herself.
Yolilt
FOKl)
MONARCH
I
il.
A
!
HI
BOB
PARKER
il
'THK
HOME
OF
KRl'vrail.Y
HbRVliT
For
quick
results
try
o
Doily
Kcws
Cb.
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RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
4-
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...
'
entirely
suitable,
we
make
it
"an
.siij-1
economic
readjustment".
Bu'
In
other
words,
Russia
riione
(ill
31S
3rd
Ave.,
Prince
iluperl
gests
that
Germany
should
be-
some
times,
even
that
won't
do
come
a
sort
of
"greater
Switzer-iSo
therefore,
it
becomes
"a
turn
land"
in
the
centre
of
Kuroue.
i
'
tri
.....
,
fc
;
As
Senator
Butler
is
quoted
as
saying
in
committee:
"I
don't
know
why
this
committee
needs
Concern
itself
with
whom
we
are
going
to
elect."
j;
Certain
Democrats
charged
that
Republicans
Jv'anted
to
admit
Hawaii
for
statehood
since
it
was
Republican,
but
opposed
Alaska
statehood
because
1
St
was
Democratic.
Thus,
the
supposition
was
that
!
Iavaii
would
send
two
Republican
senators
to
Con-jjress
while
Alaska
would
send
two
Democrats.
There
is
no
assurance
of
such
elective
action
in
Either
case.
In
fact,
Alaska
elected
a
Republican
legislature
in
the
last
election.
I
5;
The
McCarthy
investigation
of
corruption
in
!
Jjjaska
also
is
charged
by
advocates
of
Alaska
slate-
!
Rood,
to
he
a
deliberate
political
game
to
delay
Eetion.
A
bill
has
just
been
introduced
to
allow
any
j
JJjture
state
only
one
senator.
.
j
!
Representatives
of
the
house
are
elected
to
tongas
according
to
population.
Creviously
a
bill
was
proposed
also
to
elect
macors
on
a
population
basis.
Z
The
crux
of
the
whole
question
is
not
whether
ftawaii
would
elect
Republican
senators
or
Alaska
?ect
Democratic
senators,
but
whether
either
is
0ady
and
capable
of
assuming
statehood
status.
Jf!
With
big
government
construction
work
in
Alaska
easing
off,
The
Daily
News
believes
Alaska
not
ready
or
curable
of
supporting,
immediate
.f
atehood.,.
u
.
'
-
Alongf
with
fseiwir
Butler,
,e
are
not
con-cernedi
about;
the
political
angle.
We
are
concerned
only.
with
what
we
believe
is
best
for
the
general
welfare
of
Alaska.
The-
Kttchikan
-Daily
1
NewS".-
'
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'.
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:
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'
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-
--.,.
!
Scripture
Pciituqe
fo
3niliy
"Teach
me
thy
way,
O
Lord."
Psalm
27:11
STOP
WORRYING,
PARENTS!
-SCHOOLS
TO
OPEN
AS
USUAL
,
VICTORIA
9
Parents
worrying
about
the
Sept.
1
early
'
opening
date
for
provincial
schools
can
relax.
Education
Minister
Robert
Bonner
said
Tuesday
opening
will
take
place
'the,
day
after
Labor
Day.
The
chanae
followed
representations
made
to
the
education
department
by
parent-teacher
groups
and
individual
citizens
who
believed
the
early
opening
date
would
interfere
with
holidays.
mere
is
an
immense
appeal
in
this
program,
which
incidental-'
ly
is
exactly
the
same
as
I
my-:self
made
in
this
column
yturs
!
a?rt.
as
one
jxi.-isible
solution.
;
YOU
MIGHT
say
that
the
crux
1
and
core
of
the
Dulles
plan
is
j
that
all,
or
as
mucli
as
possible,
of
a
re-
irmed
Gerrnai..-
shau'd
:
be
included
in
!
';e
Wi
rtern
ai-j
liance.
.
You
might
say
that
the
crux
jand
core
ot
the
Russian
plan
j
was
to
keep
as
much
as
possible
1
!
of
Germany
out
of
that
western
alliance;
and
the
best
way
sh-
now
sees
of
doing
Dip
is
by
offering
the
Germans
what
the
ast
majority
of
Germans
want
-
most
namely
to
1
lir
Te-united.
.and
to
be
f
roe.
lo
uia
their
own
.country
in
theV
(&4'iav.
1
'1H'v
i
m
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1.
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i
I
'-
.m.
NO
MATTER
htyv,
knybody
trie:.
.
ho
solve
th.-'HA-Afii
-0-nni.rt
problem"
iif.nifiS.iUrncultieii
4
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yff
75
years
ago
a
tiny
light
marked
the
dawn
of
a
Thil
idvertrsement
is
not
publi-.l
rA
or
di-.pUyd
by
the
Liquor
ConooJ
Board
or
by
tli
Government
of
Bri'th
Colombia
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era
SUITS
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nrk
ff
If
I
Only
a
fragile
IoIk'
.
.
.
but
destined
ehaiiKc
the
world!
The
first
practical
incandescent
light,
imented
by
Thomas
A.
Kdison,
October
21st,
1K79,
sparked
the
advent
of
the
elwtrical
aire.'
It
is
doubtftil
if
any
olher
invention
in
modern
history
has
ever
meant
so
much
to
so
many!
This
year
we
celebrate
the
"CoUlen
Jubilee
of
Light"
U)
mark
the
75th
anniversary
of
the
incandescent
light.
In
the
official
slogan
"Light
for
Freedom,
Power
for
Progress"
we
pay
just
tribute
to
the
man
whose
inventive
genius
gave
a
dynamic
new
dimension
lo
the
world
we
live
in.
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l.ledrkih
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