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process of the hockey eliminations, |
sac chance: to take Sides, » Moreover |

y is considerably more than just another
the Olympic. program, ‘It is.a form of mock |i
ich men of: different nations are bash-
: outmanoeuvering each other.
test of good. or: illwill, with spectators ‘step-

etlarly since Russia is in the same
1e. issue finally narrows down to the
he countii les. that. have been om

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For China Pe ace

‘CANADA and other allies
L of the U.S.A. will watch
‘Prime Minister Eden's!
visit to Washington with:
hope, as-well as interest. |

| Can Britain, with her centur-!
-|ies of experience behind her, ex-'
__ tleate the United States from,
ithe impossible position the lat-!

iter has floundered into in|
‘China?

. | For months past, top diplo- |
‘mats of the United States and !
iChina have been carrying on}
‘delicate and complicated ‘nego-
itiations. Some of these negotia-
‘tions have already resulted in
imutual-benefits, for most of the

| per sons formerly detained in one

a factor i in inter
reall the” e Olympic

   

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|
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;released,

_ Yet, the U.S. State Depart-
‘ment stubbornly refuses to rec-
ognize formally the self same
government which it recognizes

 

in practice as being in control of
“the most populous nation on
‘earth.’
ea
IF ONE READS the full text of
{all the releases made by the
‘United States and China. .con-
cerning the negotiations of. the
past several menths,
;Vious that’ the real obstacle is
ithe future status of Formosa.
The United States is trying to
iget. Red.China to agree never. to
‘use force: to extend her. sway
‘over Formosa. The Communist
government of China-is stub-
i bornly ‘refusing to do this—for
0 gover nment of China could be
“expected to admit, or even to:
‘imply, that Formosa is not le-
igally a part of the Chinese na-/
‘tion, Unfortunately for Uncle
:Sam, or perhaps we, should say,
-unfortunaiely for John Foster.
| Dulles—for many Americans see
the folly of the Dulles position
jon Formosa—he is ‘trying. to.
| stide two horses’ going in oppo-
_ isite directions.
° ! The United States has a sound .
argument when it says that:

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eventual
uminum | “production
iil Someday. nearly equal the|-
tal output of. the’ United |
ates; Major- General J.-D, B.
ilth, OBE,DSO,; CD, was told

members . ofthe: National De-
ienee College ‘visited: here.

A C,. Turney, works manager
af, (he. Aluminum Company of

- Ganada . Ltd, told the general
‘and: his staff at a banquet stag-
od for the party at the Rod and
“Gum. Club, that Kitimat's event-

ual output: of 500,000’tons annu-

«ally will also be a: big factor In
"the overall increase of the metal
~ which has’-both. peacetime and
“national defence uses,

“Major General Smith, os
conse commandant, was ace
companied ‘hy, Alr Commodore

W.-W. Bean, OB, CD, of the
RCAF: atone Dy DAA
180, OBE, af "oni

“Army Ry Duder of the epart.

: ~thont! of. external affairs; Com-

“ modore;
“RCN: W .D, EB, Anderson of the
Rell Telephone Company
os Canada Ltd,

, 2 Blatt Officer Lt Cmdr, FL, P,
Ross, OD, RON,

 
    
  
   
  
   
   
  
   

vot the three. . services

ve Canada, U8, and Great Britain,
ind lending clvillan representa.

a tives of business and industry,

2 Wofenes
s+ COUNSO Ab Kingston, ‘Ont,
“yrty was ‘on {ts major Lramie

, | Yellowknife and

M,. A, Medland, CD,
of

‘and Executive

“ With. them word high officials
from

All wore: taking the National
College year + long
The:

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“Formosa was legally part of the:
.. Japanese empire for several gen--
“erations before the recent war;

cand that: American forces paid:
“the main cost, in lifeblood as
iwell as treasure, of the libera-,
ition of that island, The U.S.A.

- “ty CNR from the Terrace alr-. is also on solid ground when it

iport’:-where:a North Star air-! says that no in ternational agree-.
craft awaited their return from; ment or peace settlement with:
Kemano Tuesday. The ‘group; Japan has yet dealt with the fu-.
‘stayed overnight aboard the! ture status of Formosa,

‘special -CNR coach before leav-;. But, unfortunately for the:
ing Tuesday morning “ aboard: case argued by Mr. Dulles, Am-
the Nechako for Kemano, Canso:erican support of Chaing Kai-:
planes picked them up from,shek on Forrnosa completely
the power centre and returned destroys the earlier sound ar-!
the, party to Terrace alrport.. :gument. For, in the days when!

Maj.-Gen, smth told hiean Chang Kal- shek headed the |
ind Sagimat department heads. government on the mainland of!
how ‘disappointed his course, China, he claimed, in the name:
embers were at failing to in of China, complete sovercignty
elude Kitimat on the tour last: Ve" Formosa, Neither the U.S.A.,'
year. Cango planes were unable, Britain, Canada, nor. any other:
lo make the flleht due to bad | Nation in the world ever disputed;

weather alone the const from: China's claim to govern Fornio-
Vancouver he said, SH wil Chalng had been chased:

The film “Man With 1000: refuge on the island,
Hands, had been shown to the : Now the United States advan-:
party before the tour started | ces two directly contradictory
and Kitimat did not appesu' too’ arguments: first, that she has:
nasual to the civil and defence custody because of her defeat of.
yay vie they were met at “dayan,, and, secondly, that -she:
Mi Centre, Nig a eht Lo ‘protect her‘ally,
sone peor eee ee mae Chaing, who is still the legal:
‘head of the government of all:
‘China,
Surly reasonable = people:
‘FLUORIDATION ‘everywhere can see the utter!
Some day, the people of Sher-; fly of using both these argue;
brooke, and perhaps of other ments at one and the same time,

Townships communities, will uo
likely be asked to approve or dis-' YOU DO NOT need to talk to!
approve fluoridation of their’ Anyone high up ino the U8,
water, By that time, fluor idn~ State Department very long he-'
ion may he so generally ge~ fare you find what really fright-:
cepted that approval will be au. ens them, |
tomatic, ~ What they really fear is that!
But, If ib Isn't, this nows- “Chilng Kai-shek and the real!
paper has only one suggestion, overnment of China--that Is,:
Be guided by expert opinion and the Red government whieh has!
‘the oxperionee of others rather led Chinn since 148-- -should

Other Papers Say...

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Chalng Kai-shek knows very
well that his hold on Formosa!
Is a wasting asset. An army ts!
like a hoekey feam-4b grows
too old alinost overnight, There
Is good renson to believe Unit:
seerel nepatitions have heen!
. goin on belive the Chinese:

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armed with clubs move toward

drive in which about 1.500: rabbits were clubbed to death,

them during a hunt at Woods, Kansas. Some 2,000 joined in the

Six sections of land were covered

by hunters who drove the animals into a wire eclosure to dispatch them. It was the third drive
to decrease the rabbit population, which has been destroying crops while hunting food otherwise

denied them because of drought conditions.

to mink. farms.

PO eS
country or the other have been |

All Aboard,

By G. E, /MORTIMORE !

 

Those marazines for
are competing fiercely to see
which one can offer the most |
bizarre and unusual form of
death,

No modern man will iay out

25 cents to react about a fel- |

low-human being trampled by -
an elephant, gored by a buffalo |
or chewed. hy a lion,

Those obsolete pathways to
death ‘have lost their reader
appeal, Anvone who plans to

gather cony for an article by |

merely tangling with a wound-

ed. leopard or wrestling a rhi- !

noceros, is wastine his time.

He'll be lucky to make a
small one-column headline in
the obituary column of his
home-town paner.

No, the only way a man tan |

break
“Him!”

like
“Tom-

into
“He | My

magazines
“Sag! ”

: cat!” and “Billygoat!”. is to be

attacked and (preferably) eat-
en by some odd form of ani-
mal life.

‘In recent months jhe unfor-'
‘ tunate contributors to men’s
magazines have been done to’
death by ants, leeches, crabs,
giant lizards, pirhana fish and
a swarm of rabid mink, to
name only a few of the lethal
creatures that have raged ac-
rogs the newsstancs,

Sometimes the author him-
self survives, though scarred
for life with thousands of tiny
toth - marks, But he always.
loses a partner,

After a gallan: fiehl, he
crawls away on hands and
knees, jotting down a few notes
for his magazine article while
the ghastly scene ig still fresh
in his mind, He ean never far-
get the look of agony on the
face of his old pal as some of
Nature’s more repulsive child-
ren make a meal of the poor
fellow,

A real onus number of a
Magazine for men

being caten allve by killer pigs,
another torn to shreds hy a
squadron of vampire bats, and
a third hein’ chewed by a seal,

The scal story was a tule
weak, Only one man lost an
ear, Bub the killer ples and
the vampire bats managed to
do away with a pariner aniece,

Reuters news serviee the

other day told how a Frouch |

farmer and three of his men
fought a desperate battle with:
100 plant rats ino a barn, and
narrawly escaped with thelr
There Is sure to be a
race amone the oublishers af
men's manadanes for exeluslye
rights fo that story,

They can have it, Por ny.

self, | want {o see somethin

Wore off-hent, such as 'Tlels-

! Jed to Denth hy &and-Fleas," |

“Gnawed by Hnaraneed Carpet.
Beetles,” "Swamned by Kliler
Frogs" ar "Bile lo Death Iny
Mad Prawns,"

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S-MAN
‘The Editor,
i The Daily News:

I have read in your Letter Box of January 23, the letter which p
; Was signed by the Executive, Terrace Board of Trade, referring to
: Mr, Frank Heeley's recent articles in your paper,
' 1 consider it Is a iine thing to mo
‘have: a man in our midst so ‘have an airport there.
‘keenly interested in our cout- part, to obtain their objective
:munity and in the fortunate “ng poics are varred.”. This is
Position to circulate his o¢in- no more than competitive econo-
ions, (caustic as they may seem) mics between two neighboring
‘particularly when he has the

: : towns. In any event Mother
‘courage lo associate his name Nature and the engineers. wil!
With same.

decide.
; The one which seems to have And Mr. Heelev. may I sav to,
you sir, to be placed “on your
own” by Messers Exceulive i:
flattery of the niehest. order. As
a matter of fact.it could be equeal
toa decoration. You have prov-
en that vou are not a yes-man’
or camp follower, a disease that
many in Terrace seem to con-
tract,
Let their be fewer heelers and

more Heeleys!

Your indepenclenlly

GERRY DUFPUS,

On (heir

‘caused the most consternation
ds that on Terrace’s Christmas
‘Spirit. My reaction is certainly
-we do do a good deal at Chrisi-
mas, but surely we are big
enough {o accept sincere criti-
cism and to allow jf to spur us
on to further efforts.

Let us not be so wrapned up
An the birds and the bees, beau. :
tiful as they are, that we can-
not see our own shortcomings
‘find become blind to any fresh
ideas for improving “our lovely a
Village and its surroundines at

all Seasons of the year.” We did Devices To Aid

‘hot create “U'hé Spring and ihe.”

Summer .and the glorious color’ O
Ocean Falls

display in. the Fall but we are
the perpetual:

Tesponsible for. .
Get Rain

paper blizzard which litters our
streets the year round meline . ;
‘them a refuse ground amidst ail VANCOUVER ¢—-Rainmaking:
the natural grandeur. machines have been installed in-
Again Mr Heeley is to be com- Mountains surrounding the up-
coast puln mil centre of Ocean
Falls to help alleviate a water

mended on his stand in tha sce-
shortage caused by a record dys

ond article. There is no Jove io t
between Terrace and Princes Ru-

pert on the question of alrpert: winter, .
Most of us who are truly een. Grew dellerbach Canada
cerned with the future of our Limited, operators of the paper.

int $00 miles north af Van-
couver, stid here that the water
shortage has forced a cuthack
iN newsprint production,

The paper cempany
Verth American Weather Con-
witents of Santa Barbara,
Calif, to seed cloud formations
with silver jodide, destined ty
“Wigger rain oor snow prechpi-
talion,”

Company offitials sald met-
covologists John Walser and
Robert Macarthur have set up
eipht ‘generating units ta seed
cloud formations fram the
ground whenever atmospherte
conditions appear “ripe for ar-
tifielally-Induced preelpitation,”

Rudnfall at Ocean Pills hist
November nieasured #5 Inches
compared with a November ay-
erage of 21.6 Inches,

town and who will say so hon-
estly and in plain laneuare. de-
sire that the Terrace Airnor! be
the leading airport in this re-
gion, His remarks on the subject
were very much to the point and:
by no means helittled Terrace,
On the other nand. the Prince
Rupert people are determined to

hired

THANKS FROM SCOTS
The Editor,
The Dally News:

It is the unanimous desire of
the Burns Club of Prince Rupert,
BC, to compllment you most
splendid edl-
itorlal of January 35 concerning |
;Roberl Burns, Your artiele ex-
pressed the beantiful thought:
Lyte pd) share for this erent poet,
‘Your wording was oiatertul,

Your article was read aoud-¢
py our President Jaha Taurle to
the company assembled at our
nual Buras Analversary Din-
‘ner held (he evening of Janu-
cary 26, 1080. Tb is hardly neces-
cary lo relate how much dt was

SWAMPSCOTT, Muss, ul
Geargn Boston, former Harvard
football player, has elven up hs
plan ta sadb around the world
non dO-foat ketch, Wis parents
sidd ‘Thursday night that he

eppreelited by everyone pres came down with the flu in Port.
aed, Sid, Heypt, and doctors ndvised
J, M, MORISON, discontinuance of the trp. Te
Scerewuy, meade 5,000 miles sinee last July

Burns Club of Prince Rupert,

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Mix, if you can obtain them,
the following personal inygred-

_ tents:

A consuming interest in art
and culture yard-sticked by $50,-
000 original Rembrandts; a gen-
ius for business measured by a
fortune; a;
flair for polities attested by a

top status in Liberal Party coun- |
‘cilst and an underlying Presby-

.terian philosophy providing.
calmness and competence equal ’
to all occasions, "
Compound these diverse but:

“stand-out qualities in the one.in-

dividual and you have the for-

‘mula for one of Parliament Hill's

ablest and at the same time most

“modest: personalities — veteran

Senator Norman Paterson of

You don't often read about

“Senator Paterson, for the reason

that he doesn’t enjoy having his
name in the papers. Publicity

‘embarrasses him, and is foreign - ~

ator to the platires on the walls.
‘He stared incredulously at sig:
natures including Rembrandt,
Watteau, Coristable, Van Der
‘Meer, and « half-dozen other
immortals of the art world. Sen-
ator Paterson, told him In tones
of routine conversation that the
“paintings were all originals.

Thus Senator Paterson, who
could justify co'tumns of news-
paper space for his solid accom-
plishments both on Parliament
Hill and in the world of business,
‘became an. immediate newspaper
celebrity for the atmosphere of
‘high art In which he discharges
his daily and versatile duties,
‘This situation, which © strikes
‘Parliament Hill as somewhat In-
congruous, may not seem at all
strange to the Fort William Sen-
ator. There is the suspicion that
he seriously believes great art to
be more important than even
the most impressive of his per-
‘sonal labors.

to his method of operation. For.

example, a couple of years ago
the Presbyterian

ing level. The name of the don-
‘or, despite the interest that the
king-size gift stirred, was never
divulged.
Presbyterianism knew
was Senator Paterson,
And that’s the way
Paterson operates in Ottawa.
Something big happens — for
which no one scems directly res-
ponsible. If it is constructive

that it

and ith one of the fields which

Senator Paterson's varied inter-
ests touch, the authorship

at the time.

_ But despite his shyness of pub-:
licity, Senator Paterson recent-

‘dy has been getting his name in:

the papers whether he tikes it or ;
And curiously enough, it

not,
hasn't been any of his business,
or philanuiopfe ex-
ploits that have landed him in
the spotlight. An Ottawa news-

‘paperman simply happened to,
‘drop into his office to chat with
him,
| paperman’s interest strayed from
the high-powered if modest Sen- !

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