Prince
Kupsit
Ddily
fkvvs
THE
LETTER
BOX
-
As
I
See
It
Thursday,
November
12f
1953
ACTION
NEEUKD
The
solving
of
this
would
set-
,
to
Drns
,
The
Editor,
!
t.e
most
of
our
troubles
at
pres-
The
Daily
News
ient.
There
are
so
many
Important;
of
course
we
have
Russia
to
i
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
ol
Prince
Rupert
,
ftiid
Northern
and
Central
Bmiii
Co!iu:iii.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
CaiTudiaii
Daily
Ne-ftpaj;er
As.-.-icifUion.
Published
by
The
Prliite
Rupit
D.i!v
News
Limited.
J.
F.
MAGOR,
President
it.
O.
PKHKY.
Vice-President
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and
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Is
the
present
time,
and
so
little;
just
possible
that
Russi
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done
abuut
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hope
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Russia
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up
her
sleeve,
or
else
our
government
has
not
told
us
itlmuiate
an
une
who
read.'
his,
and
perhaps
produce
some
results.
I
mention
only
a
few
.lereln.
First:
We
hear
some
criticism
about
everything
she
Is
dolne
XWSTIP:tl,
Hnd
Out
r
about
farm
subsidies
and
the
:
for
our
protection.
1
have
a'ked
high
cost
of
living.
The
farmer
j
for
some
Information,
which
always
was
the
last
to
get
a
may
be
considered
top
secret
i
riecent
price,
and
the
first
to
!
hope
thev
are
working
on
t
w
get
a
cut,
and
doubtless
there:
angle
as
it
may
be
of
more
con-
V
wm
soon
oe
a
nowi
uooui
larm
i
scqm'iice
than
planes
for
our
subsidies
protection.
Whv
not
use
bruins,
If
any,
1
kow
the
S::ial
Crcdllers
have
rnd
consider
just
who
has
been
'
.
...
hl,,
...
.,...
getting
a
subsidy
who
is
howling
for
more
every
year
who
""
"iigiiv
tuvn
many
of
our
present
problems.
Strikes,
high.
wages,
hih
priw,
surplus
production,
lack
of
buv-
v.
:
(I
tinners.
Ahoy
NEAR
WINNIPEG:
In
a
I
quick
hop
and
skip
;
around
Saskatchewan
I
managed
to
keep
one
jump
ahead
of
the
light
snow
blanket,
unrolling
from
the
north.
'
Mv
wife
was
aboard
the
CPR
train
which
I
boarded
at
Re-:
pina.
We
have
the
better
part
i'f
a
carload
of
senators
and
MPs
Ottawa
bound.
!
We
have
also
a
goodly
num
i
Irr
of
fine
clean-cut
Canadian
gunners,
on
their
way
home
from
:
apan
to
their
permanent
base
in
Halifax.
They
are
as
fine
a
i
lot
of
service
men
as
I
have
ever
met
and
the
very
reverse
of
those
"types"
we
hear
so
1
1,
us
ueeii
me
cause
oi
ine
mess
;
we
are
now
Just
about
sunk
Into,
i
That
is
a
oiiK
story
and
in-
volves
practically
every
one
of
our
present
terrible
problems
Fine
Tribute
AS
REMEMBRANCE
DAY,'
!i.r0,
passes
into
"history,
a
word
of
appreciation
is
in
order
to
"'all
those
who
made
the
memori;;
ceremony
in
l'n'nce
;
Rupert
such
an
impressive
occasion.
3t
.seems
generally
agreed
that
the
service
I
jarade
at
the
cenotaph
was
an
exceptionally
fine
mip.
-Members
of
the
armed
forces
and
other
oreani-
iiitions
in
attendance
were
smartly
tin
ned
out,
and
T'.he
service
itself
struck
exactly
the
rk'ht
note
of
simplicity
and
sincerity.
Fortunately,
too,
the
rain
.'held
off
for
those
few
important
moments
as
if
to
make
its
own.
gesture
of
respect.
;,Jt
was
altogether
a
worthy
tribute
to
those
who
ied.that
we
might
live
v'
.While
credit
for
success
of
the
occasion
is
shared
by
many,
our
thanks
must
go
chiefly
to
the
"airadian
Legion
which
was
responsible
for
the
'.iverall
arrangement.
Remembrance
Day
does,
in
-'"act,
serve
as
notice
of
the
vital
part
that
the
Legion
las
in
our
community.
lug
power.
Inability
to
sell
to
foreign
country,
their
Inability
to
purchase
our
goods,
AND
THE
SCREWY
IDEA
OK
GIVING
AWAY
OUR
NATURAL
RESOURCES
TO
ANYONE
EXCEPT
CANADIANS
WHO
WILL
NOT
GIVE
US
ANY
THANKS
FOR
TltJn,l'
thii
Adopts
Young
Korean
Boy
.
?h
.
(1AP'-Amercan
a"-;
surplus
of
goods
piled
up
hero,
thorltles
today
granted
permls-1
wnile
we
Ure
payln
hj
n'
1
,
sion
for
four-year-old
Lee
Kyung
,or
the
same
thin
afu.r
Soo
adopted
Korean
son
of
Chief
,ng
for
tnls
stuff
to
bt,
glve'n
fVttv
Off
cer
Vincent
P.
Paladino
to
some
B,llime
guys
of
the
United
States
Navy,
to
,
.
f
,
enter
the
US
These
are
Just
a
few
of
the
immigration
nfft,.i,,i.
ii-'llems
tna'
have
a
hearing
on
TKKKY
TKRRY
FKAKES,
FKAKES,
one-year-ok
one-year-ok.
pmio
patient
Winnipeg
;
much
about
from
Germany-
THE
SAME
thing
has
happened
1
to
many
of
these
gunners
as
has
happened
to
soldiers
from
t'me
immemorial:
They
went
out
across
the
seas
SHAVIMASTis
hospital,
has
spent
almost
half
his
life
in
an
iron
lung
but
has
a
good
time
at
his
first
birthday
party.
Nurses
decorated
the
lung
with
balloons
and
a
tiny
rabbit.
A
birthday
cake
with
one
candle
also
was
brought
along.
Totally
paralyzed,
Terry
had
to
be
fed
his
birthday
cake
with
a
spoon.
His
mother
couldn't
attend
since
!?LU
f.l':"l
enterin
meCnUonedr
above:
v.t.
icuiiwjjf
iu
wrens
uu
uii
a
technicality.
With
navv
ner-!
Kow-
"
the
Social
Credit
has
expecting
to
find
an
"enemy
she
also
is
111
in
another
hospital.
mission..
Palaritnn
hrnnuht.
lh
u
10
i
ijuuue
production
""Y-
i
,
m
i
Thpv
ram
hurt
homa
oa
q
rHon
t
Bigger,
lingleSMUul
head
shavei
CLOSER
ft.,
nf
oiher
muhod,
VR
dry.
Try
it
then
drop
ji
lo
die
folki
fot
Chriiimi
resides
its
weiiare
worn
lor
nan(iicai)peri--
"I
"
i
child
back
here
to
trv
and
ret
a
und
consumption,
or
any
plan
OTTAWA
DIARY
.
-
v
,
i
"
:
By
Normon
M.
MacLeot
mirtrrtT
mmJ
visa
for
him.
10
correct
the
present
terrible
Th
vio
.,.
(.j
.
.,
j
conditions,
it
seems
to
me
theyi'
..a?
fd
i
k1'
-t-n.
ma.j
the
U.S.
Tuesday
by
navy
plane.
,
,h,.,.
r-,,,
,..
'
jreterans
and
their
families,
the
Legion
provide--.7
pofters
of
japan
as
a
country
he
West
guarantee
that
former
servicemen
wi
a't
XiLe
Tceep
alive
the
memories
and
ti-aditior.-x'
of
Ihwvy
;of
jthes.e(j'oun
Allows
out
and
t.
-
i-
,
...
.,
,
,
i
',
'
":
hsird-UJeir
enthusiastic
answers
tii.-xtraordinary
years
when,
with
the
world
darkenedu.b6ut
-Japanr-i
-thought-of
AND
EIECII
George
Bernard
Shaw's
line
I
"om,blre,
warn
the;
Paladino.
35,
a
bachelor
from,
when'
the
election
Is
ow,
and!
pm
PM
against
attempting
to
adapt
:
New
Rochelle,
NJf.,
found
Lee
U
eH
piln
for
the
country.
i
himself
to
it
at
his
time
of
life,
months
ago
shivering
In
the,
It'
strikf.s
me
as
rather
silly!
Hi
s
decision
in
this
matter
Is
streets
of
Inchon,
Korea.
He
took
;
,
!
about
the
men
who
went
out
to
i
Phone
644
i
-The-
biggest
Parliament
Hill
news
on
the
eve
of
the
opening
of
another
session
is
that
Prime
Minister
L.
8.
St.
Laurent
has
just
undergone
a
comprehensive
medical
check-up
with
re-at;
suring
results
of
the
widest
political
consequence.
The
PM's
physicians
found
iy
war,
bonds
of
abiding
comradeship
were
formed
iet
ween
those
engaged
in
the
combat.
They
are
ties
that
should
always
be
held
intact.
;They
are
proof
that
man's
capacity
for
friendship
,.'s
far
greater
and
more
lasting
than
his
will
to
vnderstood
reliably
to
be
lrre-
:
the
boy
to
his
quarters
and
fed
vocable-
Despite
the
obvious
at-
and
clothed
him.
r
i
j
fight
the
crusades
against
the
I
infidel
Saracens
but
came
back
!
home
to
Europe
having
absorbed
iibout
half
the
ideas
which
differentiated
the
"infidel"
from
I
hf-mselves
!
him
completely
sound
A
thor
;
Embassy
Napkins
!
(SF9
i
for
lovely
table
tractions
of
setting
such
a
precedent,
Mr.
St.
Laurent
Just
will
:i;t
become
the
first
prime
minister
in
Canadian
history
to
succeed
to
the
vice-regal
office.
71r
prospect
of
the
magnetic
i';ure
of
"Uncle
Louis"
being
available
for
leadership
In
the
next
general
election
Is
gooo
news
for
Parliament
Hill
Lib
NOT
THAT
we
have
talked
only
;
Japan
and
Korea
with
these
Vhaps.
As
an
old
time
gunner
1
myself
I
have
been,
anxious
to
i
get
their
ideas
as
to
the
rela-:
live
merits
of
the
British
25-
ough
cardiograph
routine
indicated
that
he
possesses-
th
heart
of
a
man
more
than
i
decade
younger
than
his
71
years.
Other
tests
revealed
his
freedom
from
any
of
the
dangerous
blood
pressure
signal;
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
pound
gun
as
compared
with
eralsbut
distinctly
bad
medi-
enmmnn
in
man
rt
hlo
ina
"If
.you
will
eat
carrots
reeu-,
There's
manv
a
man
who
has
the
American
light
howitzer.
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UIIK
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ViX'iM
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XnessesofsoftCclluta
In
brief,
the
examination
was
.
...
"
r"
'
"Ky
1
tnrly,
you
will
build
up
resistance
the
notion
that
after
tourists
Ak
i
expected,
these
CanucKst
1
"
snou
0
II
o
colds,
remarks
a
physician,
get
the
nome
papers
they
do
not
.
to
a
man
are
strong
supporters
so
TuSufv
wholly
the
encouraging
mfni.ter
as
to
,ract
t0
,
il-
Tney
recognize
tha
this,
his.
hut
but
a
all
I
WP
hllilt.
built
U'hnnna-hst
th
'nf
tho
r,M
Jusl-"'
l"e
nrime
P"me
minister
19
m
...
.
.
we
Iln
up
ra
give
a
a
whoop
what
they
m
t.
see
of
the
good
old
reliable
it's
fjjjyZt
XNfc
...they
drape
and
fcli
a
development
that
should
nffect
their
action
In
their
present
leadership
crisis.
A'e
tried
r
may
British
tas
resistance
to
carrots.
;
elsewhere.
Tisn't
true.
The
chief
:
gun
against
.the
American
piece.
'
i
trouble
visitors
of
all
ages
have
'They
have
iised
both,
so'
ought
The
basic
difference
between
a
is
finding
words
to
describe-the
j
to
know.
.
...
-
w'inancial
and
social
success
Is
north
coast,
whether
between
t
But
in
other
rerwrtji
t
hi
run.
dismissing,
from
his
mind
ail
thoughts
of
retirement
from
public
life
with
a
view
to
conserving
his
physical
resources.
.
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'
,
,
W
Rt.
Hon
a
tt...
(tjuite
on
the
one
keeps
thin
and'
the
ewers
of
a
or
a.Udiups
contrary,
;hat
your
up.
!tUev,
An.
are
jenOuateUc
boosters
:
Mr.
Mi.
SL
SL
Laurent
Laurent
ri.,f.M
recetved
he
other,
your
nose
i.iit
iiciin
"tr.vord.
nji
u,r
mencan
way
oi
army;
green
light
to
continue
to
triv
I
life.
They
say
the
rations
theyjthe
road
of
public
service
from
drew
in
the
Far
East
that
isj
which
he
derives
so
gr?nt
sati-.-
SOMETHING
DIFFERENT
American
army
rations
are
far
faction.
p
A
new
highway
menace
is
on
Crime
Comic
Saks
Hit
t.he
tj'ay,
an
American
safety
ex-;
"fjrt
nnounces.
In
other
words.
!
iihead
of
the
regular
Canadian
homes
issue.
And
as
everybody
knows,
who
has
served
in
both
arraifs,
the
Canadian
Issue
is
a
lot
iietter
than
that,
corvorl
,it
the
fmch
of
a
finger
is
powerful
I
mm
i
enough
to
give
a
car
a
70-mile1
)
MfinirPA!
',t",CC"
-pcet.
Some
roads,
however,!
to
tke
British
imperials
that
is,
to
the
riespenrinnte
if
Tnmmt,
-cannot
be
called
a
menace.
In-
MONTREAL
h
Police
said
Atkins
of
Kiniino
fnn,
'
sua.
!
today
the
sale
of
crime
comics
in
I
t,
,.0
...
.
"
.
.
I
Montreal
is
scheduled
to
face
a
1
ca:
,f?;
7h
oee
"ow
Honesty
may
be
the
best
Dol-.ieeal
test.
wtlm.
thi
u,k
"
fareful
these
young
fellows
were
tmrnm.
Ucy,
but
there
are
always
people.
The
annmillPPmMlt
rnmP
;
'
,.1?"
And
that
is
exactly
what
tliy
prime
minister
proposes
tu
tin.
Following
his
receipt
of
the
medical
report,
he
told
some
f
his
cabinet
colleagues
that
he
had
made
up
his
mind
to
conr
tlnue
in
his
present
post
inddi-nitely.
Unless
some
change
over
takes
his
health
in
the
meantime,
his
present
plan
now
is
to
lead
the
Liberal
party
through
still
another
general
election.
The
prime
minister
has
made
one1
thing
crystal
clear
to
sonv;
of
his
Intimates:
he
has
.no
thought
whatever,
direct
or
indirect,
of
possibly
becoming
Canada's
first
French-sprakin
l,atie-born
governor-general
;.t
th;
expiry
of
Rt.
Hon.
Vincent
&key';k
term.,
Ttye
px:etint4
?iaf
Vurf-wtihe
forrrlaroinciaf
duti'
i
who
don't
seem
to
think
they
mew
icgumr
American
the
wake
of
Chief
Justice
E.
A.
'
rations
while
in
the
Far
East
Mcpherson's
statement
in
Win-
,
Canada
paid
Uie
American
gov-
f.vnn
afford
the
best.
From
Santa
Fe
(New
Mexico,
comics
nortri
crime,
p"te
,w
sucn
NOW
"fjmeii
the
tale
of
a
tourist
who.
;
committed
ought
to
be
Jailed
I
..seeing
a
baby
in
the
arms
of
a(IIe
dismissed
a
test-case
appeal
YESTERDAY
1
rode
'from
North
:?P?
nte
to
the
child
in-
of
a
Winnipeg
business
man
i
Battleford
to
Res
na
"it
i
th
SHOP
AND.
.n!Jv
;Ka,
V'1":
nB.
mm.ln3un?
.
!
against
a
$5
fine
for
selling
a',.
same
car
as
a
nert
voune
ml.
Tu.
".T-.u1".
l"ing.?nd
P,rrt-
Police
director
J.
Albert
Lane-
couple
of
yart-IrT
WneeTSlSe.
tfttatiitd'to
the"
post,
thu
exten-."
dded:
"And
part
i,"
ltTl
SALE
AT
J.iquad
are
preparing
evidence
in
CAlUnOCt
ion
U.-itW
ltA
nF
MANSON'S
PRE-CHRISTMAS
U'ERIiAFS
LATER
...She
,lhpught,yery
highly
pf
thai
partof
-ouf-country
but.ihe
was
overjoyed
to
be
getting
tytcM
;
..See
PIII.POTT.
Page
,
n
sive
travel
it
involves,
and
its
generally
strenuous
social
ohiu
gattons
along
with
the
very
n
,,1
responsibility
in
all
situations
of
N0'
tnat
Royalty
is
about
to
comics,
to
be
used
in
court
"in
cleave
for
the
British
West
Indies,
'
the
near
future."
COSTUME
JEWELLERY
50
Of
SPECIAL
ON
RINGS
No.
1
ASSORTMENT
Reg.
$7.50
to
$10.00
Your
Choice
5.95
No.
2
ASSORTMENT
Keg.
$8.00
to
$11.50
n
route
to
New
Zealand
and
Asst.
Insp.
J.
O.
Pelletier,
hea3'
Australia,
Trinidad
has
Intro-
th?
iuveni,e
mora!ity
squad,
uced
a
new
Immigration
ruling,!
s
USlc
ftestnMing
entry
into
the
country
and
cruel
.
.
.
definitely
a
bad
Mit
journalists
and
other
persons
!
influence
on
children."
;
Jr
on
p
ec
ted
with
newspapers.
I
Church
officials
here
lined
up
Trinidad's
governor,
Sir
Hubert
.
behind
police.
j
Rance,
classes
them
as
"unde-j
Under
the
Canadian
Criminal'
vsirabte."
Shocking
fellows,
it
Code,
comics
comprised
of
"mat-
BRUCE
BR0WM
CHINA
Your
Choice
5.95
A
Real
Ur(t
Selection
ijiu.st
oe
aumittea,
yet
they
might
depicting
pictorially
the
tpe
granted
an
interview
early
"
..
.
,
,
.
Just
a
Few
of
Our
Specials
in
LADIES'
ond
GENTS'
WATCHES
Hk.
Kale
1!)
Jewel
Rolex
Gents'
Automatic
Oyster
$ir0.00
$99.50
17
Jewel
Gents'
Bulova
49
75
25.00
17
Jewel
Gents'
Mido
82.00
55.00
17
Jewel
Gents'
Balco
37.50
1
8.75
17
Jewel
Gents'
Mercury
43.50
21.75
17
Jewel
Ladies'
Walt
ham
....
7950
39.75
17
Jewel
Ladies'
Walt
ham
....
89.50
44.75
17
Jewel
Ladies'
Bulova
59
50
29.75
17
Jewel
Ladies'
Bulova
52.50
,
26.25
17
Jewel
Ladies'
Elgin
85
00
55.00
17
Jewel
Ladies'
Rolex
Tudor
60.00
30.00
LOTS
MORE
TO
CHOOSE
FROM
"
at
H
Price
and
V,
Off
Wn
Off
commission
of
crime,
real
or
fictitious,"
carry
a
two-year
maximum
penalty,
or
a
fine.
..next,
summer,
arter
the
return
'""home.
.
Brusn
Cllvor
Hollowore
No.
3
ASSORTMENT
Reg.
$9.50
to
$14.00
Your
Choice
$7,50
No.
4
ASSORTMENT
.
Reg.
$23.50
to
$40.00
Your
Choice
$19.95
No.
5
ASSORTMENT
Reg.
$33.00
to
$47.50
Your
Choice
$25.00
ON
SOCIAL
CREDIT
LEGISLATION
BY
EXHAUSTION
AND
SURPRISE.
ON
OUR
INCREASED,
TAXES.
ON
THE
NEW.
LIQUOR
ACT.
Sets
Electric
Clocks
-
Dresser
on
WHEN
WINTER
COMES
Fog,
silicosis
and
similar
diseases
cost
almost
5,000
Londoners
Jtheir,
lives
last
winter.
Deep
anxiety
is
again
felt
today.
Six
'houSand
physicians
are
suggesting
tiiat
the
big
city's
millions
,earg
as
masks
till
spring.
Prince
'Ruert
has
rain,
and
we
can
.-stand
it.
But
pure
rain
does
not
frreaty
a
dangerous
atmosphere,
or
weaken
lungs,
or
promote
silicosis
or
cause
atmospheric
erosion
of
buildings.
ALL
COMMUNITY
and
1847
FLATWARE
1
hn
advertisement
is
not
pubinhed
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
ol
British
Columbia.
25
SETS
OFF
.
STFRLING
SILVER
and
CRYSTAL
TRY
ONE
OF
(JUR
GRAB
BAGS
We
guarantee
over
$1
.50
value
and
Friday,
;
November
13th
8:00
p.m.
Common
Lounge
Civic
Centre
IT'S
TIME
...
TO
IHSTAL
STORM
WINDOWS
The
fall
rains
are
here
and
winter
is
not
far
behind.
Call
us
today
to
instal
Ktorm
windows
in
YOUR
house.
ALL
TYPES
OF
WINDOWS
AND
SASH
MADE
TO
ORDFR
No
matter
what
you
purchase
you
definitely
SAVE
SOMETHING!
from
S3.UU
TO
...rnT
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
PR,NC,THERS
'
VANDERH00F
SERVING
NORTHERN
B.C.
MANSON'S
YOUR
FRIENDLY
JEWELLER
THE
PRINCE
RUPERT
'
LIBERAL
ASSOCIATION
215
First
Avenue
West
Phone
909
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