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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
February
13,
lVaJ
i
SCREEM
m
!
!
fofon
Afafbn
Wa
e
Uppcd
LONDON
O
Britain'
renewed
pchOd
pun
l,
lM..s
,
.
bacon
buying
from
Canada
will,
took
none
at
ail
in
m
I
help
support
the
increased
ration
;
j
xmy
M
of
five
ounces
a
week
effective
;
Utmt
dn,.u
,
Feb.
22.
a
food
ministry
.pokes-
I
Canadian
fuMl
to
Br,?
man
said.
1
country
imporu-d
Tx
m
!'
iih'-
V
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FLASHES
i
value.
I1C
WW
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nouncement
Jan.
23
that
some
,
9.257.568,
from
Canada
'
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International
Players,
a
fardy
tiwk
c.niip.my
in
Uus
historic
eastern
Ontario
city,
are
nun-
$1,000,000
wlli
be
spi-nt
In
the
No
mure
tlmn
jo
i
Indecent
Literature
Scored
by
Adventists
OTTAWA
v"
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A
religious
group
The
warning
was
contained
In
n
presenting
about
20
000
Cana-
a
statement
prepared
by
the
d
ans
today
warned
against
Canadian
Union
Conference
of
creating
a
monster"
to
deal
Seventh-Day
Adventists
for
pre-with
the
problem
of
sale
and
sentation
to
a
Senate
committee
distribution
of
indecent
litera-
investigating
the
problem.
A
brief
ture
'also
was
prepared
by
Darren
L.
'
Michael
of
Oshawa,
Ont.,
execu-
conn
.
near
luiuic
iu
uuj
vatiaumii
i
huiui
iiiipoiLS
01
oucon
supplies
.
Biltain
virtually
sus-
Denmark.
they
clulant
about
the
way
break
Un'uUi.'al
records
Take
A
Peek!:
rules.
With
a
rnoru
I'Jj'i
season
of
4fi
ronsecutive
weeks
behind
It
the
company,
operated
by
Arthur
Sutherland
of
Kirx.ston
and
Drew
Thompson
of
Ottawa
and
Tor-!
onto,
is
about
to
begin
its
aUth'
year.
AT
WALLACE'S
INFANT'S
DEPARTMENT
Of
Course.
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taTmj
TODAY
o.d
SATURDAY
continues
to
be
"pay
what
you.
Eveninas
7:
9:
p.m.
TOTEM
A
rAMOLS
CI.AVI.KS
TUtii
Matinee
Saturday
2:
p.m.
like"
Tile
audience,
admitted
free
at
the
dour,
is
asked
to
demur.
l
;.
ite
i'
app-erta'ion
V
t'A-lk
Lin
rd.
I1HTIC
Suu.c;
at
inn
s
i.
r
ua
Their
Newest
Rioil
MARKN4EK!
lsky
FOR
HIGH
CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1953
As
Always
.
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
Dibb
Printing
Co.
We're
extra
particular
uf
J
our
baby's
department
.
.
.
J
Baby
is
precious
f
know,
I
and
ue
know
also
him
prerinu
baby's
health
must
he.
With
Ibis
in
niiiiil,
Wallace's
re
very,
yry
J
careful
In
stuck
only
the
m
right
b.ihy's
and
inl.inls'
wear.
Cunie
on
in.
Vou'fl
find
our
uniplcle.
law
infants'
department
t
lile
J
satisfying.
5
vallace's
:
dept.
store
hi,
i...
in.-i
r
i
r.
aiiiri.
jiystem
U
a
bit
licii".
"We
:.v
two
a.'U.
thin
have
the
cuileftMti
p!,te
p.i
kHALWALLiSL.
e
S:
d
bv
several
attractive
lrl.
Wc"l
tive
secretary
of
a
special
com-;
mittee
of
the
conference
which
drew
it
up.
The
conference
welcomed
ac-;
tion
by
Parliament
to
protect
the
country
"from
such
manifest
dangers
to
its
morality"
as
indecent
literature.
,
However,
it
suggested
"ade-1
uuate
safeguards
...
to
assure
Uie
continued
freedom
of
the
press"
and
that
any
measure
"be
1
confined
to
the
prohibition
of;
the
publication,
sale
and
distribution
only
of
that
literature
which
is
commonly
classified
as
obscene,
lewd
and
vulgar."
Mr.
Michael
said
his
church
Is
concerned
about
some
of
the
proposals
already
made
to
the
committee
for
dealing
with
the
problem.
At
sittings
last
year,
the
committee
heard
suggestions
from
various
organizations
for
some
form
of
censorship
and
for
a
clear
definition
of
obscenity
In
the
Criminal
Code.
"We
feel
that
some
of
these
recommendations
if
enacted
into
i
law
would
prove
a
clear
threat
to
freedom
and
might
well
be
the
prelude
to
a
thought-control,
police-state
climate
so
repugnant
to
our
free
way
of
life.
"While
we
wholeheartedly
deplore
the
publication
and
distribution
of
literature
that
Is
unquestionably
obscene,
we
hold
that
we
must
not
create
a
monster
to
deal
with
a
problem
affecting
a
small
segment
of
the
population,
that
might
some
day
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Also
(
artHin
-
Sewn
A.
1.NGEMOIS
lt.lKIAllO.
cuprxiaru-iaoie
nas
men
uc-signed
as
a
time
and
space-saver
for
apartment
dvellers
by
Tom
Murray,
on
the
trafhc
staff
of
The
Canadian
Press
at
London,
Ont.
Called
an
Armoire-Table,
the
cabinet
is
GO
inches
hisli.
30
inches
wide
and
12
inches
deep.
Whin
extended,
the
table
will
seat
two
persons
comfortably
with
room
for
a
third
if
nects.-u,ry.
Dishes
are
stored
on
two
bottom
shelves,
each
six
inches
wide,
and
a
10-inch
top
shelf.
CAPITO
!
liiver
et
w;a!!!iy
at
It
and
often
It's
erli-
r
fra.it
f.r
(amine,
ll.it
;
t'i
a
living
iitul
we're
d''P;t
i
what
we
like
L
-1.
working
in
llic.itre."
Tii
ir.p-iin.
(,-;i.rtiur.
Its
i
:i.r,.-:t
in
iio:i'
t'li'
of
the
company's
8(H)
performance
sln.-e
;t
jwa.t
foui.iiid
In
ISIB
by
KuMu-f-I
land.
fi.titl
EutS.t
rla.'id.
"We've
t.M'd
!
more
than
2fHI
iict.frs
from
ah
j
parts
of
Canada
and
even
a
few
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
Evenings
7
-
9:05
Sot.
Matinees
2
-
4:25
rWKIt'S
CI.AVI.RS1HMT
IT
PAYS
110
ADVERTISE
'Canada
Should
Find
Money
To
Build
Better
Highways'
LINDSAY'S
jILiL
Ull
lrm
the
tinted
.Slates
wove
done
1;0
p!a.
(ruin
Oeor.'e
Dirii-rd
SltaW
Arm
and
the
Man'
our
worst
flop-
to
"Tol-ac-ro
Koaii.'
our
bii'xet
hit.
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
I
Established
1910
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
By
FORBES
Kill'
OK
Caoatfiftli
Press
Bu-ir;es
E,iit'r
Canada's
highways
face
worsening
traffic
C.
W.
Gilchrist,
managing
dirt-fUir
of
the
We
faaed
the
wonn
p:i.
eve
of
Knitii-'e
My
r'i'e'
by
H
,tn
!::'.
i
s
of
Pel'Tborou
Ont
.
aiid
it
i
i.
a
b',
succes."
PRESENTS
AN
EXTRA
CONCERT
JAMES
Ml
LUG
AN
Ba,ite
OUTSTANDING
CANADIAN
AKTlr
at
the
.m
am
mm
W
9
mm9
mm
MIIPFINCi
.
.
.
rOUWARDlMi
.
.
.
MOKACifc
Expeiienccd
handling
Local.
Nat
ion
-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
"MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
ViA
I.IXIJSAVS"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Thone
(id
or
ti8
Cnr.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
turn
savagely
on
the
life-blood
!
Canadian
Gmh1
Iioads
Association,
says.
of
our
freedoms.'
i
'iv
every
yiro.'irk.
is
a
very;
Alberta
Man
CIVIL
LtN
I
Ice
tf.JUpm
Addressing
the
Ontario
G-JOd
Roads
Association
in
Toronto.
Mr.
Gilchrist
stated:
"Unless
building
is
stepped
up
and
continued
at
a
constant
level
in
the
years
ahead,
wr.
shall
find
ourselves
becomine
Brotherhood
Elects
Slate
profitable
investment."
Mr.
GiichrL.t
said
popular
ion
increase
of
the
l.i-t
j
V'Jii
indicates
Canadian
population
In
1978,
25
years
hence,
of
20
-800.000.
compared
with
t;,dav
s
H
.800.000:
and.
on
tins
ba-.iv
automotive
vehicles
would
increase
from
3.100,000
to
Special
to
The
Dal!?
Nl'WS
PORT
SIMPSON
Alfred
Wes
TONIGHT-
Tickets
on
sole
ct
the
Civx
Centre
FL
Q
KETCHIKAN
Helps
Uganda
Government
even
more
deeply
bossed
down
ley
was
elected
as
president
of
j
;n
the
traffic
quaamire
the
local
branch
of
the
Native
-
to
brins
our
highways
and
Brotherhood
of
B.C.
at
the
an-1
streets
up
to
a
tolerable
stand-nual
general
meeting
here.
i
ard
of
efficiency
we
shall
have
w'fh
connections
to
-k
SEATTLE
Twin-ENGINE
Other
officers
are
John
t,.
:
t0
spend
more
than
$100,000,000
COMFORT
WHITEHORSE
each
year
more
than
we
now
j
are
spending,
and.
keep
on
spending
it.
Toronto
Police
Tait,
first
vice-president:
Solomon
Spence,
second
vice-presl-,
dent;
Caspber
Webster,
treasurer
i
and
Ambrose
R.
Russ,
general
secretary.
PHONE
266
I
KDMONT1
N
Ronald
J
Harvle
of
Edmonton
went
to
Uganda
Afri-a.
as
an
agricultural
officer
and
ended
up
tak-,
ing
a
large
part
in
loeal
government.
Mr.
Harvie
a
'.'r-year-old
graduate
of
the
University
of
Alberta.
Is
chairman
of
the
education
committee
for
the
state
of
Toro
ANCHORAGE
MONDAY
.
.
.
WEDNESDAY
.
SATURDAY
"Where
is
the
money,
the
en-
j
gineers
and
the
skilled
help
,
which
would
be
needed?
There
is
no
pat
answer.
But
if
we
don't
find
the
money
we
are
going
to
Hot
Convinced
About
Murder
ELLIS
iilR
lIslS
Musk
Ox
Thrive
STOCKHOLM
f
The
native
musk
ox
has
been
extinct
in
Sweden
for
several
thousand
years,
but
since
a
group
was
moved
from
Greenland
to
the
arctic
DANCE
TONIGHT
At
VALHALLA
HALL-10
1o
2
SPONSORED
BY
THE
WOMEN'S
AUXILIARY
UF.AW.U.
tay
anvway
in
lost
time,
lost
life
and
lost
opportunity.
.
TORONTO
0
Police,
still
not
"The
main
emphasis
of
our
as
convinced
as
Ontario's
chief
t'onsiill
Your
Local
Travel
Arfent
public
education
should
be
to
coroner
that
fojl
play
had
been
carts
of
Norway
the
animals
t.t
thp
taxDavers
the
truth,
the
committed,
todiy
sought
identi
member
of
the
board
for
locating
ard
maintaining
a
lepro-sy
settlement,
and
member
of
a
district
team
advising
the
government
on
"nearly
all
problems
"
He
also
supervise
the
marketing
of
Torus
chief
products
and
keeps
a
check
on
the
export
of
food.
In
a
recent
letter
home.
have
been
observed
in
the
north-,
starl
financial
facts,
distasteful
flcalion
of
the
mutilated,
fr(-n
em
part
of
Sweden.
is
they
may
be."
body
of
middle-aged
nr.
an
iujed
In
addition
to
ordinary
dif
fi-,
on
the
shoreline
of
Toronto
s
culties
of
keeping
Pace
with
harbor.
highway
needs,
said
Mr.
Gil-
(
chief
Coroner
Dr.
tirmrie
u.w-christ.
"we
have
yet
to
con-:
SOn
said
the
man
definitely
was
he
explains
tills
check
is
necessary
so
that
natives
"won't
ex-
75c
Priici
Rcfrcshmcr
sider
the
roaa
lequiremcnis
oi
murdered
ana
nxea
mi
iime
as
t
jj
,ne
fXK)
t,Kiiiy
when
x-,
have
a
iff
GOOD
RUM
7
,
for
your
money
USED
CARS
AT
RUPERT
MOTORS
the
potentially-rich
northeast
'
late
August
or
early
heptemner.
there
ls
pir,ity
an)
then
starve
and
northwest."
yne
body,
with
one
an.)
n.i-.s-
ti)e
next
day
"
"In
the
next
quarter-century
ing,
the
legs
gashed
and
nearly
A
of
trartor.i
wliich
does
they
will
undoubtedly
become
severed
and
the
che.,t
and
head
culilom
plowing
for
African
farm-keys
to
the
continent's
Indus-
battered,
was
found
la.st
Sunday
efg
(s
unrt(.r
supTVi.sion
and
trial
mipht.
Road
transport
will
by
three
boys.
It
was
hidden
np
H
n
(.n!,ra(,
of
a
700-acre
ex-be
a
valuable
part
of
our
trans-
under
a
pile
of
debris
and
logs.
perimerital
farm
He
has
a
staff
portation
systems
into
these
.
()f
30
Africans
in
a
district
5.H
..
I
V.n
f.vn1n(
i
.
--U.
1943
Chrysler
Windsor
4-Door
Sedan
An'.
--;.'
i
:i!i:;r....vMo;i.
he'er,
radio,
new
paint
A
vr"-.'t
si
li-H
areit.i.
aira
iii
nirtivc
nn-
t.tiu.-
;
rules
jMiuare
$1650.00
Northern
Gome
EDMONTON
r,
...
M--"
r-.d'
more
sportsmen
from
the
United
States
and
Lurope
sue
going
Mr.
Harvie
.said
he
find,
the
(iit.trirt
interesting.
'TSaine
abomirts
and
rlenhant,
tation
of
mineral
wealth
econ
omically
feasible.
"The
Ontario
government
re
ccntly
estimated
that
the
prov
1
W....
V--l'rrtK
l
lnce's
highway
investment
of
hunting
in
the
Yukon,
says
the
hippo,
buck
of
all
kinds,
wild
pig.
1
.rr
fffi
nnn
returns
a
riiviflf-nri
viiirmi's
fh
and
came
director.
Hon
and
leopard
are
common,'
Chevrolet
4-Door
Sedan
$11G0
1
1947
1947
Call
112
That's
the
Cab
for
M
of
nine
per
cent
from
gasoline
Them
Kjar.
He
kaid
here
the
he
said
in
hi.s
Utter.
"There
are
Ford
4-D&or
Sedan
$100
quite
a
few
snakes,
Including
territory
offers
moose,
caribou,
grizzly
bears
and
wild
sheep.
taxs.
motor-vehicle
registrations
and
other
sources.
This.
1948
Austin
Coach
$850
1949
Plymouth
4-Door
il50
.
v
1948
Dodge
Cub
Coup;
1950
1
4-Ton
International
Panel
robra-s,
mair.bas
and
puff
adders,
all
extremely
dangerous."
'
rjiibooii-i
and
monkey
are
pests.
Crocodiles
have
rxen
placed
In
the
same
cl!
?s
as
vermin.
Mr.
Harvie
says
he
finds
the
'oris
arduous,
tiring
and
sometimes
trying
out
still
interesting
Married
and
now
a
father,
he
i
joined
the
British
colonial
service
lt-o
years
aao
when
he
was
gra-jduated
from
university.
H"
train
"
x.
JAMAICA
nsoo
Ltd.
Phono
866
-
-
'
"".'
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-.-J
r-
.
Motors
Ruper
Prince
Ruperf,
B.C.
i
ris
a'ivo.
r,s.'mrtiT
ts
not
puillie
ir
tiiaplayf-J
bv
the
tjiq'Jfir
Contro
tVara
or
hy
Vm
Orverninei
f
Crlt.iKh
O'hirnhM
ed
for
10
months
at
the
Imperial
College
of
Tropical
Agriculture
at
Trinidad'
pud
then
went
to
London.
The
family
has
licen
In
Uganda
for
about
a
year.
CLEARANCE
SALE
STILL
GOING
ON
WE
M
Kl
THK
HOOM
SLIPPERS
FOR
MEN,
WOMEN
AND
CHILDREN
Sadism
Cases
Both
Hoaxes
VANCOUVER
CP
Police
said
Some
have
gone
hut
there
are
WATER
tells
tlic
truth
about
still
plenty
to
choose
from,
i
1!)50
MONAKC4
SI.DAN
lively
shade
of
green.
Try
this
one
j
today
that
two
cases
of
sadinn
i
reported
by
two
boys
Sun
jay
STILL.
1949
PLYMOUTH
One
of
the
better
buyi
$1425
1941!
CHEVROLET
,
Smart
two-tone,
radio
and
mT
,
'
v.
'
'
U
Si
ii
fit?
.:
,
4
turned
out
to
be
hoaxes.
One
boy
who
said
a
teen-aged
youth
pressed
a
folder
of
burning
matches
into
his
hand
Invented
the
tory
after
he
had
burned
himself
while
smoking
with
two
other
boys,
police
said.
heater.
Don't
miss
this
one
at
SH95
1948
PLYMOUTH
Put
Seagram's
he
w41ur
loU
Water,
plain
or
sparkling,
reveals
a
whisky'i
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
Seagrams
"83
'GcuuidiaftiUhij
ON
SALE
Nice
all
around
J1095
TRUCKS
He
told
the
story
in
order
tiiat
his
mother
would
not
know
he
1940
FAItGO
H-TON
PANEL
was
smoking.
Lots
of
good
running
The
tale
of
two
boys
stripping
left
815
DISCOUNT
a
six-year-oid
boy
and
burning
hLs
back
with
a
flaming
stick
ur.d
a
heated
hacksaw
b'.adc,
o
I
0ay
Seagrams
Sure
BEFORE
YOU
BUY
TRY
YOUR
A-l
USED
CAR
DEALER
Bob
Parker
Lid.
Phone
93
"Tile
Home
of
Friendly
Servlca"
PREMIER
MAURICE
DUPLESSIS
kisses
the
ring
of
Paul-Emlle
Cardinal
Legcr
at
a
pontificial
high
mass
celebrated
in
Notre
Dame
cathedral,
Montreal.
More
than
1,000
attended
the
first
pontificial
mass
celebrated
after
the
return
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Archbishop
of
Montreal
from
Rome
where
he
was
made
a
prince
of
the
church
at
u
recent
consistoiy.
was
denied
by
the
two
boys'
respective
purenu.
They
said
the
story
arose
out
of
a
quarrel
between
the
three
families.
Fashion
Footwear
Thi
advertiwment
h
not
published
or
displayed
by
Cnntrnl
RnarH
nr
kw
tii
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