Prince
Rupert
Ddiiy
News
As
I
See
it
PAINT
UP...
Why
let
that
Xmas
Decorating
worry
you?
Be
one
of
our
satisfied
customers.
Make
your
Decorating
Dollars
go
further
and
your
paint
job
last
longer.
Friday,
November
27,
1953
BY
in
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
i
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Limited.
J.
P.
MAGOR,
President
H.
O
PERRY,
Vice-President
4
.
w
da
SPFNf
F
SL
MATIIItf
fin
ore
Jli'iffyoU
European
Countries
Only
Nibble
,
At
Offer
of
Surplus
Farm
Produce
LONDON
(Reuters)
-Western;
can
pay
for
the
produce
with
Europe
so
far
has
refused
to
take
,
their
own
currency.
The
money
then
would
be
used
for
the
U.S.
United
more
than
a
nibble
of
a
States
offer
of
$130,000,000
worth
foreign
aid
program,
of
surplus
farm
produce.
!
The
general
European
reac-
Britaln
has
agreed
to
buyjtion
was
summed
up
by
Hol-J20.000.0OO
worth
of
tobacco;
land's
agriculture
minister,
Slowest
Germany
has
accepted
an
co
Mansholt,
who
said:
"To
uiitrifsht
gift
of
$15,000,000
of1
accept
the
offer
would
mean
xovbeans
and
tobacco.
That
is,
either
cutting
down
food
imports
all.
'from
abroad
or
increasing
home
Principal
reasons
for
the
luke-
consumption.
We
are
not
pre-'warm
reaction
are:
,
i
pared
to
do
either."
Kuropean
countries
cannot
j
Most
of
the
European
coun-r-fiord
extra
imports,
even
using
;tr,,g
which
have
been
offered
their
own
currency.
The
terms
surplus
stocks
are
anxious
not
to
nf
the
offer
.stipulate
that
the
n8nn
their
own
contracts
with
produce
must
not
be
used
to
re-
j
0tner
producers
or
their
own
w.
in
i
u
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PAINTING
CONTRACTOP,
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FLOOR
SANDING
Woodsworlh
Brrok
MY
WIFE
and
I
are
counting
the
days
til!
we
get
in
our
own
Ottawa
apartment.
''
Meanwhile
we
are
finding
our
-
way
around
the
parliamentary
I
institution
ho
loved
wir.'i
job
cne
side
of
his
henrt.
Dut
fi'.-i.
The
people
in
charge
have
with
the
church,
then
with
v
heen
most
considerate
to
me.
linjr,ne
Job
financed
by
thro--They
have
even
given
me
a
p
.
-ovine!:;!
:ovcrnnv-nts.
aw!
1,-rr.om
all
to
myself,
on
Hie
naiiy
.
with
the
CCF,
which
r
-pround
floor
at
the
foot
of
the
fullnded,
he
met
the
same
th:-I'eace
Tower
(with
the
lady
.
firnlty.
j-enators'i.
The
whole
bo-jk
breathes
t:.
J
hasten
to
r.dd
thev
did
this
Sljrit
of
reverence
end
ndmi
re
Or
Rent
a
Sand
er
place
existing
trade
agreements,
markets.
What
some
Europeans
term
GREER
&
BRIDDEI
d'lmoing"
of
American
in
Europe
might
throw
the
entire
European
market
out
of
bal
HOW
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
HEALS
LIMITED
nd
because
the
lresnman
Mr
;hn
which
the
d:uihtor
h
'CAN
YOU
AFFORD
1
Phone
904
215
First
Are.
W.
lor
the
father.
She
tries
desperately
lnrd
t
j
:int
her
father
"warts
and
all
ance
and
seriously
hurt
produc-lnf
countries.
.
;
Under
the
offer,
designed
to
TO
CRITICIZE"
!
1
own
cut
down
United
States
surplus-
;
Cromwell
ordered
his
i.ortrait.
KTKV
!t:m
kr
Knlnnhiv.
1M:I.1
a-in.
I
!
For
lu'ck
results
try
o
Daily
Newt
n...
r
,
I
non-Communist
count
ries
from
Vancouver
South
has
spe-j
ml
pull,
but
because
my
erst-
vhtle
roommate,
Mayor
Arthur
:
White
of
Gall,
Ontario,
found
I
my
activities
too
much
for
his
.eacr
of
mind.
;
Every
day
I
write
this
column
from
inside
the
office.
I
also
jiceord
three
broadcasts
per
'
week
inside
my
room.
That
She
shows
that
there
was
a
plnring
contradiction
In
the
thinking
of
her
father
on
questions
of
war
and
peace.
He
was
a
passionate
isoluticn-
Limited
Time
Only!
I
HERE'S
MONEY
(ZSF
IN
YOUR
-0hh
pr
pockets
.mLMm
inane
it
a
bit
tougn
lor
anotner
ist
and
pacifist.
Vet,
the
whole
I
MP
in
the
same
room
who
was
implication
of
his
fierce
lv.it.r-
l
yin
'-
to
see
a
copulation
or
0f
f
as
-ism
and
tyranny
was
:
dictate
a
speech.
line
up
his
own
part,
the
CCF
1
-ond
all
the
rest
of
Canada
y.y
LAST
Saturday
I
read
Grace
'
the
war
to
deft
at
Hitler.
Woodsworth
Maclnnes"
new
:
book
about
hvr
great
father,
th
j
THERE
are
touching
family
late
J.
S.
Woodsworth
chapters,
such
cs
th-it
wh"--
It
is
a
warm
and,
in
many
i
little
Grace
runs
out
into
th
.-:
ways,
moving
family
.story.
It
j
woods
of
B.C.
and
h'.de-s
lr.
'
c'oes
not
deal
"
in
much
detail
!
father's
papers
when
he
is
r.r-
with
the
political
highlights
r
t!
rested
at
Winnipeg.
the
career
of
J.
S.
Woodsworth.
I
There
is
the
"trial"
of
h
r
Unfair
Abuse
I
N
THIS
MATTER
of
choosing
between
Algoma
I
and
Roosevelt
parks
for
future
development,
it
seems
to
us
that
the
opinion
of
the
parks
board
deserves
more
respect
than
it
has
received
from
some
quarters.
One
almost
gathers
from
the
remarks
of
critics
that
members
of
the
board
must
have
an
ulterior
motive
in
preferring
the
Algoma
site.
The
accusation
that
they
are
ignoring
the
will
of
the
people
is
strong
stuff
and
carries
a
nasty
Implication
that,
if
they
are
not
merely
lazy,
they
are
scheming.
Of
course,
neither
description
applies.
The
parks
board
is
a
singularly
conscientious
group
whose
members
give
their
time
without
charge
to
do
what
they
can
for
the
improvement
of
our
recreational
'facilities.
If
their
preference
lies
with
Almoga
Park,
that
is
a
choice
which
at
lea.-u.
dj--erves
better
treatment
than
being
hurled
back
in
iheir
teeth.
Who.
else
has
given
the
question
so
much
careful
study?
There
is
one.
point
in
their
argument
which
requires
more
emphasis,
than
it
has
received.
The
Algoma
Park
area
is
suitable
for
sanitary
landfill,
which
would
assist
not
only
in
developing
the
grounds
but
in
disposing
of
garbage
which
now
feed,s
rats
at
the
city
dump.
A!
r-phe
idea
of
garbage
under
park
grounds
may
sound
alarming,
but
it
has
been
established
that
there
is
no
unpleasantness
or
danger
to
health
involved.
In
19.'W
the
U.S.
public
health
service,
having
investigated
this
method
of
handling
garbage,;
actually
recommended
that
cities
and
towns
;u1:ptit
as
a
sanitary
measure.
"C".,LKb
one
is
qualified
to
say
whether
the
choice
of
Almoga
Park
as
the
city's
principal
playground
is
definitely
right
or
definitely
wrong.
Moreover,
the
public's
vote
in
the
civic
elections
next
month
wilt
not
make
the
decision
final
one
way
or
another;.
But
it
is
right
that
the
Voters
should
be
heard,
and
we
think
it
is
right
also
that
the
parks
board
should
be
credited
with
some
sense
in
reaching
its
But
it
does
sketch
them
in
clear
j
mother,
charged
wish
being
n
outline,
ana
in
such
a
way
thn
,
unfit
schoolteacher,
because
-l
the
reader
understands
why
the
radical
activities
of
tv.-r
.
J.S.W.
took
the
particular
line
husband.
of
action
that
he
did
take.
j
There
is
the
last
scene
where
!'
There
is
the
rather
poignant!
the
family
consigns
the
a.siies
Isection
about
Woodsworth's
of
the
beloved
husband
and
ie
rowing
determination
to
resign
!
father
to'
the
sea
waters
of
B.C.
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cdist,
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in
which
'
his
father
and
grandfather
before
him
had
been
pillars.
;
But
wc
see
the
church
deter
rained
not
to
let
J.S.
go
and
.
tf
nQiiv?
overbackwards
to
ht
:
him
remain,
true
to
his
own
I
conscience,
but
tvith
the
bless
iiv;
of
the
church,
too,
even
on
his
growing,
unorthodox?;.
'.'.-
In
(jne
sense,'
that
was-
the
key
to'the
whole
Ufe
s'-oi-y
cf
J.
S.
Woodsworth.
as
told
by
his
daughter
Grace.
JHer
father
was
always
trying
to
break
with
Green
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few
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thoughts
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the
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or
should
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Variety
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Japanese
railway
engineers
are
not
at
all
uncertain
or
Indefinite
in
economic
disputes.
A
pay
raise
being
urgently
needed,
they
turned
to
their
locomotives
in
Japan
the
other
day
For
a
full
minute
they
blew
the
,
We've
getting
to
know
a
lot
about
Jamaica,
and
must
go
see
sometime,
but
of
course
somebody
will
be
a
bit
late
to
catch
the
Queen.
Anyway,
Jamaica
was
discovered
by
Christopher
Columbus
in
1494,
and
for
about
three
centuries
has
been
a
British
possession.
The
island,
with
its
heat
and
hot
weather,
cn-cntiiift,uV'f!.
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a
BOYS'
SHIRTS
Very
attractive
colors,
plaid
and
plain
FLOOR
POLISHER
WXW
v
wnisues
oi
live
tnousana
en
t
shades.
Perfect
tailoring.
Si
gines.
In
other
words,
the
Japs
'-Z;
Regular
$3.50.
NOW
juiW
had
to
let
off
.sh
am.
ANSWER
THIS
BOYS'
UNDERWEAR
'flrrrhtfrof,rtiedrarrt
weight,'
Good
ouality.
SPECIAL,
Suit
minion
nu
a
nait
peopH-?
a
1.55
There
is
something
about
the
'
lot
In
the
public
eye.
Jamaica
ii
approach
of
St.
Andrew
Day
;
in
the
Caribbean
Sea
where
one
had
somehow
cheers
you
up.
It
j
understands
the
word
"blue."
must
be
the
music.
For,
as
you
j
You
nevrr
see
It
up
north.
One
QUESTION
surely
realize,
there
s
music
and
i
only
thinks
so?
music.
Need
more
be
said?
B
it
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FOR
THE
NAME
of
course,
there's
others.
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?
The
Library
Board
of
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inquires
why
people
are
leading
more,
as
well
as
why
more
arc
reading.
For
the
firrt
time,
total
circulation
has
pass
What
is
Rupert's
Annual
Rainfall?
Between
the
Royal
and
Belmont
Hotels
Until
1914
great
wars
were
practically
unheard
of.
Lord
knows
there
was
blood
shed
the
Crimean,
the
Mutinies,
American
Civil,
China,
Franco-
1'
?
?
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.
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YEAR
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beyond
200,000.
It's
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