.
Prince
Rupert
Uaiiy
News
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces;
The
exnression
"peace
park-
stalling
around
In
the
enchain-
to
put
Into
thi
h-,,,,.,
,..
.
As
I
See
It
Thursday,
December
17,
1953
.,
I
i
u
iner
iula
nt
RormiiHg
in
nnfr
ati
Vini
'
'
age"
e
nas
aprarra
in
uic
it-
.
a
.
.
.
arks
of
Vyshlnsky
at
the
Unl-
from
the
standpoint
of
unhappy
..,..
,.
t
irom
1
1
mar
by
ted
Nations
comerence
In
Ber-1
but
alert
newspapermen.
Unl-
",ouBi
mat
it
miht
one
4
WWes
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3
I
The
story
so
far:
While
Steve
and
Nancy
are
visiting
Santa's
workshops,
the
dolls
start
crying
and
no
one
can
seem
to
make
them
stop.
Chapter
VI
,
were
sitting
up
and
some
were
Steve
and
Nancy
could
hear
standing,
some
were
lying
on
the
doll
nursery
long
before
they
their
backs
and
others
were
wav-reached
It.
Oh,
what
a
howling
ing
their
arms,
but
they
all
had
and
walling
It
was!
one
thing
in
common
they
were
The
doll
nursery
was
through
1
all
crying,
another
tunnel
and
when
the
Santa
stood
on
a
box
in
the
children
burst
into
the
room
middle
of
the
room
and
held
up
with
Santa
Claus
leading
the
his
arms
saying,
"Please!
Please!
way,
they
almost
had
to
hold
Let's
have
no
more
of
this
cry-
t.heir
hands
over
t.hpir
pars
fn.
:
rir
Rt.nn
vrvnn
nf
vnn
"
But
there
did
not
seem
an
In-
afte7
week
of
illeJc'
probably
means
nothing
special,
rlinotlon
to
explain
it
away.
than
unle-ss,
l
u
the
.Soviet'
way
Rather
the
reverse.
More
,
Ike's
New
Tone
jH
EKE
in
Ottwa
many
!
MPs
ducked
out
of
the
chamber,
where
a
long-'
w
inded
discussion
was
go-jing
on,
and
gathered
be-
ue
.
t
.W
two
hundred
Inches
might
be
'B.
hi,
"--res
Monday
again."
seen
by
the
end
of
December,
and
that
would
be
remarkable.
But
then,
this
Is
whRt
south
eastern
Alaska
likes.
fore
the
radio
and
TV
in
J
the
noise.
.
j
The
noise
did
seem
to
die
down
Itha
.I'Kninii-wT
lnnno-o
I
Tne
nurst"''Jr
was
all
decorated
a
bit,
but
it
didn
t
stop.
Try
as
The
best
time
for
a
fellow's
ship
to
come
In
is
before
he's
'.
in
blue
and
Dink,
with
hnndrprie
hp
could.
Santa
couldn't
get
the
FEELING
DIFFERENT
"I
am
bound
to
say
that
Ijr'
myself
I
always
shrank
from
the
thought
that
the
day
would
come
when
It
would
be
necessary
to
me
In
the
exercise
of
my
Judicial
duty
to
sentence
a
man
to
death.
It
Is,
of
course,
a
terrible
power
Everybody
listened
to
or
,
of
DreUv
don
beds
and
mnnv
dl)1Is
st0D
crvine.
I
tnn
nlrl
to
naviuate
Kitchener-
,
,,
U
.-.,-1
Daai4nnr
rioarlhnilllf
'
.
wrttniru
i-i.-...
t,..r.,..v.-v..
j
plPrM
0,
rurniture
it
seemed
All
this
time,
Nancy
had
been
Waterloo
Record.
maKinff
nis
nisionc
speet:ii
n
j
that
there
wasn't
room
enough
'
standing
there
getting
madder
the
UN.
Everybody
that
I
met,
to
wak
and
madder.
ilmost
without
exception.
In
a
corner
of
the
room,
was
"Santa,
may
I
please
say
a
'
Beard
cultivation
became
a
fad
In
Prince
Rupert
a
few
years
ago,
and
there
are
indications
of
a
return,
although
this
should
not
be
thought
serious.
Nevertheless,
j
-peech
was
the
unest
ne
naa
,d
pnon0graph
which
was
play.
,
..you
certainly
may,
my
dear,"
j
made.
I
listened
to
their
ever
,
(
soothing
music.
But
the
Santa
said.
"Nothing
I
say
seems
Cs
..,J
.UL
....
.
For
there
Is
a
remote
risk.
It
cannot
be
denied
the
cost
of
barberlng
has
been
Increased,
hundreds
of
i"13
a00lS-
f
dolls.
and
listen
to
me,"
Nancy
said
In
Persona
v.
I
cannot
see
anv
..vi
.i
.
-
.
.
i
i.j
concrete
proDosition
at
hlcli
M
..
o...
pi.
..t
.hf
rfn.
-iHn'
I
men
have
been
laid
off
and
there
SUNBEAM
i
is
more
caution
in
tne
outlay
or
.
licit;
;mcu
uai
i
la
Viaua.
if
UAl
aiigi
tuu
t
an
nit
vivtia
vuuhhi
v
I
the
Russians
might
jump
withwnat
u
the
trouble?..
nelp
but
do
what
she
said,
eagerness.
Ti.A
riwnrf
nlnvinc
thp
nhnnn.
"You
nil
nnpht.
tn
he
ashamed
spot
cash.
V,'
ununuumy
Christmas
Concert
ALTHOUGH
those
who
really
appreciate
it
may
lie
limited
to
a
particular
group,
a
pleasant
feature
at
this
time
of
year
is
the
school
Christmas
concert.
No
one,
of
course,
gets
the
same
reaction
from
this
kind
of
entertainment
as
a
parent.
To
anyone
else,
Junior's
performance
is
more
or
less
indistinguishable
from
the
rest
unless
he
does
something
special,
such
as
losing
part
of
his
costume
or
knocking;
down
some
of
the
scenery.
Hut
to
Mother
and
Dad
it
is
a
tense
and
Irainatic
moment,
destined
to
end
in
either
tre-nendous
pride
or
silent
words
of
comfort.
As
for
the
young
performer's
own
emotions,
it
is
difficult
to
guess
just
what
they
might
be
except
.hat
all
the
rustling
out
there
in
the
darkness
makes
the
place
seem
terribly
big
and
there
is
an
awful
lot
of
things
to
remember.
For
those
on
both
sides
of
the
footlights
it
is
;t
memorable
experience
which
probably
will
linger
with
varying
degrees
of
clarity
for
the
rest
of
their
lives.
As
far
as
the
youngsters
alone
are
concerned,
it
is
an
instructive
contact
with
the
public
which
will
always
stand
them
to
good
advantage.
Perhaps
few,
if
any,
will
go
un
to
be
actors.
Hut
w
ben
the
day
inevitably
comes
to
make
that
dreaded
little
address
to
a
"small
and
informal"
gathering,
the
victim
might
think
back
to
those
moments
on
the
school
sta.ge
and
remember
that
audiences
are
not
such
inhuman
monsters
after
all:
OTTAWA
DIARY
.,
.
.
By
Norman
M.
MocLeoc
-
.
graph
came
rushing
over
to
,
of
yourselves,"
Nancy
went
on.
SHAVE-
Small
daughter
to
her
mother:
I
WHAT
inni
was
waa
new
new
and
tiuu
hopeful
imjiui
;
,
santa
ana
said,
,
"un,
-.
Santa,
I
m
...
i
i
Here
you
nave
a
peauuiui
nurs-
about
President
Elsenhower's
lso
glad
you've
come.
The
"mama"
,
ery,
nice
music
to
listen
to,
more
;
Motner.
.,
h
now
wen
;-M
yi.u
-n
Ro
a,
tt-ih
i.n
AAASTER
I
speech
was
that
It
abandoned,
!
dolls
that
nave
plain
hair
want
doll
furniture
tnan
you
prooaoiy
i
for
the
first
time
in
years,
what
;
nylon
hair,
and
the
dolls
that
ever
will
get
at
the
homes
where
VZv
s
croftmanship
at
reasonable
prices
Call
Blue
881
days,
101
vou
mieht
call
"the
Dosture
of
!
have
nylon
hair
want
to
be
able
you
are
going,
and
yet
you
are
v
""
'
Only
Despite
what
is
heard,
told
and
the
cold
war."
to
close
their
eyes,
and
the
dolls
crying
because
you
can't
have
that
can
close
their
eyes
want
to
;
what
some
of
the
other
dolls
be
able
to
say
'mama.'
And
it's
have.
j
just
terrible.
No
one
has
any-
"If
you
don't
stop
this
crying
i
thine
thev
want."
.
(
and
start
beine
eood
dolls
aealn.
!
read,
cigarette
smoking
will
not
give
you
cancer,
says
E.
C.
Hammond,
professor
of
biometry
at
Vale.
There
Is
still
no
reliable
evenings.
"Rut
t.hev're
inst
dolls
"
Rtv
I'll
tell
all
the
eirls
what
bad
!
statistical
evidence.
Data
collect-
I
For
years
past
no
Russian
!
leader
has
ever
said
anything
j
really
friendly
about
the
lead-
ers
of
the
other
big
powers.
No
I
Russian
leader
has
ever
made
a
I
peace-making
proposition
which
j
was
based
on
sincerity
and
i
practicability.
The
degree
of
I
hostility
toward
the
western
said.
"How
can
they
tell
you
dolls
you've
been
and
they
won't
I
ed
80
far
'n
a
study
of
the
smok-
'trtp
win.
what
they
want?"
jlove
you
nearly
so
much
when
namis
or
ui.uuu
men,
aoes
"Right
now
I
wish
they
were
they
get
you
iis
Christmas.
How
T"1
warrant
"even
a
mast
pre-Just
dolls,"
Santa
said.
"There
is
would
you
like
that?"
she
added.
I
"minary
analysis
of
the
rehv-one
thing
about
dolls
that
most
i
That
was
Just
the
kind
of
talk-
I
tionship
between
cancer
and
boys
and
girls
don't
know.
'
ing
to
those
dolls
needed.
Some
j
smoking.
So
why
worry
over
They're
not
quite
as
lifeless
as
of
them
said,
"Oh,
don't
do
that.
the
occasional
puff?
SPENCE&MATUIKiF53?
powers
has
varied.
It
has
ranged
from
open
insult
to
truculent
mutterings
of
non-co-
PUrJ
General
Painting
Contractors
operation.
you
think
they
are.
When
I
take
We'll
be
good,"
and
others
start-them
down
to
give
to
boys
and
ed
to
cry
again,
not
because
they
girls
on
Christmas
Eve
they
have
were
angry,
but
because
they
THE
HARD
WAV!
Jack
Scott
Is
back
In
Toronto
But
unfortunately
what
was
true
of
the
Russians
was
also
r
to
tell
with
some
empha.sLs
thatig
.
-
l
w.
in
to
promise
to
keep
real
quiet
were
so
ashamed.
true
of
the
Americans,
It
when
people
are
around.
And
Vou
certainly
solved
that
almost
always
they
do
as
they
problem
in
a
hurry,"
Santa
said,
are
told.
But
up
here
they
can
j
patting
Nancy
on
the
head.
'I
make
all
the
racket
they
want,1
think
It's
about
lime
for
you
two
and
they
sure
are
making
it
to-
to
go
to
work.
I'm
getting
awfully
!J''7DEfc
.is-Tsr
lesser
degree.
For
years
past
no
top
American
statesman
has
ever
said
anything
to
the
Russians,
or
even
about
the
Russians,
whleji
was
very
far
from
what
you
fnight
call
"flghtlnt;
words."
'
.
'
'..
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST,';-";
New
address:
303
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
Green
960
ENJOY
day.
'
sleepy.
Come
now,
I'll
show
you
Santa
said
the
dolls
were
alive,
,
the
big
office
where
you'll
work."
and
they
certainly
vere.
Some
(Tomorrow:
Santa's
office.)
Lenten
season.
'
The
'fall
and
winter
social
season
is
well
under
way
once
Quite
apart
!
Trom
their
so-
Until
..Ike's
speech
of
a
few
more
in
the
capital's
diplomatic
'
dally
enjoyable
features,
these
days
ago,
American
top
leaders
circles.
Not
a
week
passes
now
parties
are
significant.
In
fae'v,
had
been
talking
for
years
like
they
are
just
about
as
good
a
I
men
who
fully
expected
to
be
guide
to
the
state
of
interna-
fighting
world
war
three
against
I
Christmas
Saskatchewan
Indians
Get
Frig
ToSlo're
Caribou
'This
Winter
vuhout
one
or
more
of
the
for-ei"n
embassies
entertaining'
at
some
lavish
function..
Tlw
round
of
hospitality
will
continue
n
top
p;iec
until
trk'
in
Uonal
teeling
as
any
source
can
,
Russia
within
a
very
few
years,
pnrivide.
In
some
ways
they
are;
They
'
gave
the!'
impression
even
more
informative
than'tTiat
they
would
sooner
be
say-
mm
MmfW
tHe
diplomatic
'tils-1
lne
nbtfimir
'at"a1i:'.'buetha,t
L
f
1
ichdB
finer
in
lha
rl-ii1ulVmtiivi
rci
a
nnco
K-.n
n
nr.A
n
cm-nn
i
r-
1
J.i'e';,
f
Alaska
There's
Still
$
main'
food
supply
of
Indians.
The
time-honored
practice
of
the
Indians
was
to
shoot
as
many
caribou
as
they
could,
store
them
by
piling
the
carcasses
and
cover
them
with
layers
of
snow
and
PRINCE
ALBERT
(CP)
Indians
of
Saskatchewan's
far
north
have
discarded
storage
methods
used,
by
their
forefathers
In
favor
f
the
white
man's
deep
freeze.
At
"the
end
of
the
caribou
hunting
season
this
winter
the
northern
tribes
will
store
their
winter
meat
supplies
free
of
1
1Mb
'J
press,
since
they
are
more
spon-
J
thing,
n,orxdy
'.
was
going
to
taneous
and
less
opnfusing.
i
catch
them
saying
a
single
syl-Consequently,
it
Is
highly
re-
j
lable
which,
might
be
interpret-a.ssuring
to
bg
able
to
report
i
eg
hy
thelf
dem'estic
critics
as
that
relations
among
the
distin-
j
"weak"
or
"soft."
guished
occupants
along
thnjijvA
'y'.lVt'
capital's
Diplomatic
Row
this
;
'rainn
seem
friendlier
than
nt
1
IKE'S
PLAN
boils
down
to
this:
FLIGHTS
TO
KETCHIKAN
Call
Today
brush.
If
undisturbed,
this
nat-
j
.
V
'
;
v
V
v
'
v
urai
ireezer
would
keep
the
meat
i.i
,
,.
,.
--
'
:
'
'
t
charge
In'
a
gigantic
deep
freeze,
1
fresh
until
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department
of
Indian
affairs.
cials
and
provincial
conservation
"
Trie
westerfi
allies'
have
come
to'
the
conclusion
that
it
is
a
waste
of
time
to
try
for
lh3
Baruch
plan
of
world
atom-weapon
control.
They
will
face
the
fact
that
all
the
great
pow
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PRINTING
COMPANY
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freezer
has
8.000
cubic
!
of
fleers
considered
the
method
feet
of
storage
space.
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ware-
wasteful.
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more
r.nlmals
were
house
has
been
built
as
a
means
i
killed
than
could
be
eaten
and
of
conserving
the
dwindling
wolves
and
other
nnlmnln
riP-
ers,
and
probably
all
the
small
World
War
II.
Everyone
superficially
is
on
good
terms
with
everyone
else.
Any
rivalry
that
exists
appears
to
be
a
rivalry
to
cement
good-will.
The
Yugoslav
reception
of
a
lew
days
ago
was
a
case
in
point.
Despite
the
fact
that
it
hold's
the
Kremlin
at
arm's-length,
Yugoslavia
is
still,
of
course,
a
Communist
nation.
And
that
used
to
be
a
reason
powers,
too,
are
going
to
con
herds
of
migrating
caribou,
the
1
stroyed
many
piles,
tinue
to
provide
themselves
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Coquitlam,
Saturday,
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Thursday
6
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i
LES
SMITH
Prince
Rupert
Asent
with
atomic
weapons.
But
the
U.S.A.
which
is
still
miles
ahead
in
the
atomic
race,
at
least
so
far
as
quantity
is
for
treating
its
functions
with
concerned
will
agree
to
a
world
some
reserve.
You
just
didn't
go!
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a
special
watchdog
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to
keep
tab
on
objectionable
horror
comic,
books
on
'newsstands.
A
recent
survey
by
the
Victoria
P-TA
found
22
objectionable
horror
books
among
the
30,000
comics
distributed
monthly
on
Vancouver
Island.
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fltfv
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expectation
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of
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nerve,
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fellow
in
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of
mutual
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somebody
in
the
Ottawa
diplo
tion,
the
U.S.A.
is
willing
to
put
into
the
common
pot
a
mighty
matic
world.
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this
year
all
that
was
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changed.
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roomy
old
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share
of
an
energy
which
lit
"I
love
the
new,
clear
Hnnd-e-wrnp,
Cries
Mrs.
B.,
"Who
wouldn't?
It
lets
you
see
the
food
you
store
Wheire
formerly
you
couldn't."
torian
embassy
which
once
was
!
erally
could
change
the
face
of
the
home
of
Canadian
capital-j
the
earth
for
the
better,
ist-statesman
Sir
George
Per-!
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ley
literally
bulged
its
walls
in'
I
as
efforts
to
hold
the
crowd
THE
IMPORTANCE
of
the
Ike
plan
is
that
it
concentrates
on
the
positive.
Its
weakness
Is
that
it
offers
the
Russians
no
visible
Inducement
to
join
In.
If
they
continue
to
run
true
to
form,
they
are
likely
to
say
to
themselves,
"What
advantage
would
we
get
out
of
such
an
that
streamed
through
its
doors.
Prime
"Minister
Rt.
Laurent
was
early
in
the
paade.
But
he
was
only
a
few
steps
ahead
of
the
new
United
States
ambassador,
genial
Chicago
tycoon
Douglas
Stuart.
And
the
recently-arrived
Soviet
ambassador,
Dmitri
Chiivahin,
was
a
minute
or
two
in
advance
of
everyone.
UFAWU
Rupert-
Shoreworkers
Local
REGULAR
MONTHLY
MEETING
THURSDAY,
DECEMBER
J7,
8
P.M.
Metropole
Hall
ALL
MEMBERS
ARE
URGED
TO
ATTEND
Dr.
Rajko
Djermanovic,
ambassador,
isn't
only
one
atomic
pool?"
They
have
so
habituated
themselves
to
the
"go
it
alone"
principle
that
it
is
going
to
be
pretty
hard
for
anybody
including
themselves
to
shake
them
loose
from
it.
"With
new,
transparent
Hand-e-wrap
There's
no
delay
-
no
groping
And
when
1
dip
into
the
fridge,
I'm
sure
-
not
merely
hoping."
oi
the
few
bachelors
along
Diplomatic
Row.
He
is
also
almost
its
friendliest
personality.
At
least
he
was
until
the
new
Soviet
ambassador
came
along
and
threatened
to
challenge
him
for
the
distinction.
But
In
'm
any
event
the
cordiality
of
the
occasion
could
not
have
been
exceeded.
More
Figuring
FREDERICTON
(CP)
Extension
of
the
mathematics
program-in
grade
12
has
been
recommended
b
the
New
Brunswick
curriculum
committee.
Membe.-s
thought
there
should
be
more
emphasis
on
algebra
and
possibly
less
on
trigonometry.
It
was
a
really
significant
party.
It
wouldn't
have
happened
as
recently
even
as
a
year
t.go.
It
was
a
definite
sign
that
conditions
on
the
world
front
are
better.
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