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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
April
10.
1951
MISTER
At
Lapitoi
!
niai)
boat
sail
into
the
harbor
Inf
Prince
Rupert,
and
the
CNR
Burt
LANCASTER
Dorothy
McGUIRE
Edmund
GWEN
William
Mott's
Vision
Approved
by
Northern
Pioneer
(By
Page
Rideout)
880
!has
a
standard
train
to
meet,
..Mlster
880i"
a
poignant
drama
i
that
boat,
take
on
mail
and
pas-
...
,
,hpme
and
Dakota
ilA
;pRiNr;
Hospital
Request
City
Council
Concerned
A
request
for
$50,000
by
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Association-was
viewed
with
misgiving
last
night
at
city
council
meeting.
"I
don't
like
the
way
they
?o
business,"
said
Mayor
O.
W.
rtudderham,
referring
to
the
hospital.
ADDED
FEATIUE
!
SEWING
SEWING
JL
PIKE
AND
GOODS
n
It
would
appear
that
William
'sengers,
and
make
the
flight
to
Lil
ft
western
with
plenty
of
Mott,
member
for
New
West-
Prince
George
where
our
new
action
and
shooting,
comprise
a
minster,
has
created
a
new
idea
system
takes
over
this
train
and
double
bm
pr0gram
which
was
In
the
railway
world
on
the
,
rushes
it
into
Vancouver.
Now
presented
at
thl3
Capitol
Theatre
Pacific
Coast.
Mr.
Mott's
new
let
someone
take
a
pencil
and
last
evenlng
and
wiii
be
repeat-job
seems
to
be
to
push
the
figure
it
out
as
to
Just
how
.
ed
tonight
down
to
the
many
hours
of
the
two
days
ex-
of
P.G.E.
Railway
m
ls
h
()dd
&u
NOW
Fraser
Valley
from
Llllocet
ann
i
ira
wu'ns
"
""""
have
it
terminate
at
New
West-
what
would
this
mean
to
Princa
i
minster
i
Rupert.
Prince
George
and
the
i
municipalities
along
the
line.
Mr
Mott's
new
vision
brings
bunding
program
without
co:-
i
to
mind
the
fact
that
some
,
year,
than
one
ai-
...u!
c
,h
fw
fall
'
ago
i
wrote
mtne
a
roguish
yet
lovable
old
smalltime
counterfeiter
whom
th
authorities
have
not
been
able
to
catch
p
with
in
ten
years.
Edmund
Gwenn
plays
the
part
of
the
counterfeiter
with
Burt
Lancaster
as
a
special
government
agent
and
Dorothy
McGuire,
a
United
Nations
translator,
providing
the
romantic
interest.
In
"Dakota
Lil"
George
Mont-
aUllllig
UO,
klll.ll
"11-"
v.j
tide
on
the
idea
of
the
B.
C.
down
they
practically
demand
aid."
The
mayor
was
referring
Yet
this
same
tning
is
mine
on
the
St.
Lawrence
River
when
fust
trains
meet
the
mail
boats
and
rush
the
mail
into
Montreal.
But
the
same
government
powers
pvrsist
in
holding
Trans-Pacific
mail
on
board
boat
two
dove
iii
niflnr
tn
flock
it
at
CPR
at
WALLACE'S:
Of
Course
Government
taking
over
the
B.
C.
Electric
system
and
joining
it
up
with
the
P.G.E.
line
and
fitting
them
up
into
a
real
live
system
that
would
give
the
coun-
i
try
the
service
which
it
is
en-1
titled
to
!
If
Mr.
Mott's
vision
should
TO!
to
a
letter
from
D.
C.
Stevenson,
hospital
administrator,
which
aoked
for
financial
aid
in
completing
the
nurses'
home,
furnishing
and
equipping
a
wing
and
for
installation
of
a
new
Doiler
and
load
that
mail
on
to
suim-iy
"
'
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tiers
CPR
trains.
When
this
new
i
Mane
w
incisor,
a
uim
e
nan
qutvn,
and
Rod
Cameron,
a
vicious
outlow
chieltan,
who
is
al
system
be-
...imps
a
reality
all
freiuht
from
locking
for
trouble
and
unit.
Total
aid
required,
letter,
was
$130,000,
.....
U'.l
u
said
the
Pusn
malters
on
to
lnilt
ex,ent
irmrnxi-ithat
It
should
bring
my
ancient
ljEpJip
Wage
Board
MEET
YOUR
FRIENDS
AT
THE
FRASER
HOUSE
in
the
interior
destined
to
often
gets
it.
The
sttting
is
in
In
Session
over
to
the
CP
and
CN
Railways'
""-
"-""J
""f'
,
.
,
-ii
,
Ti,,,.
it
.,i
h
fl
badlands
and
the
story
surrounds
:W
oron?hrPraiX?bXrei
ventures
in
setting
up
the
law
be
borne
by
the
provincial
gov-:
In
"k
"n?
and
$30,000
would
be
terns
would
be
a
line
of
railway
i-rnment
from
on
the
P
G
E-
RaU"
suppiiea
suDDlied
bv
Dy
federal
ieaerai
aid
aia.
;
to
chilliwack,
the
eastern
It
WUH1U
1
1
ai.il
nui
iuuwuih.
Case
of
City
Firemen
Presented
Asking
Ri-iiii
Tpm
in
i,nt
n
L
H
s
ic
Second
Narrows
the
terminal
of
the
B.
C.
Electric
across
will
buy.
sell
or
qturement
was
a
new
boiler
in
A
classified
find
It.
system.
One
is
only
obliged
to
i
Bridge,
and
clear
trw
bottle-make
a
study
of
the
map
to
1
110ck
and
get
started
East,
realize
what
a
final
local
sys-j
Arrangements
might
be
com-
stallation.
"How
old
is
the
boiler?"
asked
Aid.
T.
B.
Black.
)AIL
NEWS
CIASSIF'IED
ADVERTISEMENTS
BRING
Hi
This
superb
tea
guarantees
the
flavour
of
every
cup
tem
has
Dcen
Drougnt
""-'J
Dieted
with
the
CNR
lor
run-
terminals
"It
is
about
30
years
old,
and
i
being
with
its
own
WASHING'S
NO
PROBLEM
NOW
I
Thin
Hrtvprtlsctnrni
i-
nut
published
or
displayed
by
Hio
Liquor
Control
Board
or
lv
the
Ciovelnimnt
ol
.Hrltlsh
Col.imlim
ning
rights
over
their
brume
across
the
Thompson
River,
and
and
Nuw
northern
set
up
at
Vancouver
Westminster,
and
its
terminal
now
being
their
line
between
Lillooet
and
built
at
chilliwack
in
consideration
of
Prince
George.
having
all
the
freight
from
the
But
we
should
be
fair
to
Prince
i,ltprinr
turned
over
to
the
CNR
IMlil
Rupert's
claim
to
the
rail
traffic
j
for
tne
lonK
hau,
east.
But
if
f
Vancouver
Scale
Hearing
of
the
firemen's
case
before
the
conciliation
board
between
the
firemen
and
the
city
in
their
wage
dispute
was
in
progress
yesterday.
Hugh
Mac-Laren,
chairman
of
the
board,
ruled
that,
while
reporters
could
remain
at
the
hearing,
they
should
not
cause
to
be
published
the
particulars
of
the
proceedings
;ind
evidence.
The
hearing
adjourned
last
night
and
will
resume
this
evening.
The
firemen's
case
was
presented
by
Captain
Hugh
Bird
of
the
Vancouver
department
who
came
here
for
the
purpose.
Bird
is
chairman
of
the
legislative
committee
of
the
British
Colum,-bia
Association
of
Fire
Fighters
and
president
of
the
Vancouver
local.
a
new
unit
is
neeaea
Daaiy,
answered
Aid.
H.
S.
Whalen,
who
represents
the
council
on
the
hospital
board.
"But
I
don't
think
the
hospital
should
come
to
us
for
help,"
tie
said.
'-'I
think
it's
the
government's
responsibility
and
they
are
just
passing
the
buck."
"I
don't
understand
their
operating
loss,"
said
Aid.
George
Casey.
"I
don't
like
the
set-up
at
all,"
he
asserted.
"They
are
spending
money
too
freely
aiyl
not
using
the
proper
caution
north
of
Prince
George
by
way;tms
arrangement
cannot
be
of
the
Fort
St.
John,
Finlay
;
madei
the
millions
that
are
to!
Forks
and
Hazelton
rail
line,
asji-
snpnt
nn
the
works
between
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
Printed
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sitdio
216
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Box
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rhonc
Green
3H'J
Prince
Rupert.
Prince
Rupert
needs
that
traffic
squamish
and
North
Vancouver
'
in
order
to
build
her
up
Into
a
would
buud
the
connecting
rail
live
port
on
the
Northern
Pacific
;
lne
and
put
tne
entire
system
which
is
now
needed
by
all
ot
into
first-class
shape.
Thus
Wil-
Canada.
Nature
tells
us
that
it
nam
Mott-s
efforts
merit
the
V
is
quite
imposslDie
to
duuq
aiearnest
cons.
deration
of
the
live
port
anywhere
by
robbing
,reopie
of
British
Columbia.
But
that
port
of
the
rail
traffic
that
if
the
commned
powers
of
gov-
belongs
to
it.
ernments,
cabinets,
councils
and
that
good
business
management
would
use."
Mayor:
"And
they
should
have
known
the
boiler
wouldn't
iast
before
they
started."
Aid.
Black:
"Can
the
hospital
4
I,
0
PRINCE
RUPERT,
TOO
JaitoriiHj
for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
municipalities
are
determined
It
may
be
recalled
in
previous
Qn
ptjinK
everything
up
in
Van-
Local
firemen
are
making
articles
I
have
referred
to
Prince
four-claim
case.
PrinciDal
bid
is
i
rates
be
raised?
Will
the
pies
Rupert
being
two.
days
sailing
nearer
to
Oriental
ports
than
ls
couver,
and
maning
rnai
spot
our
Babylon
on
the
Pacific,
then
it
is
of
no
use
to
think
or
talk
about
anvthine.
While
on
the
for
the
adoption
of
the
Vancou-Jent
operating
deficit
have
to
be
ver
wage
scale
here.
met
by
the
city
as
well?"
Vancouver.
Just
let
us
suppose
rWMin
RirH
nnintpri
nut
that:
vvnaien.
ine
nospuai
our
new
system
has
become
a'otner
hand
if
that
terrible
j
the
tailor
220
Sixth
St
Phone
649
"Mummy
took
Aunlia't
oJvfc"
'It
takes
seven
colours
to
make
true
white,'
Auntie
said.
'One
of
them
is
blue.
That's
why
you
munt
use
Hlue
in
your
wash.
JuHt
wwh
Ileckitt's
Blue
through
the
rinse.
It
prevents
that
yellow
tinge
and
you
avoid
taking
chances
with
anything
that
may
damage
fabrics."
Reckitt's
Blue
costs
so
little,
at
the
present
time
a
first
class
'cannot
raise
rates
without
P"-
reality
It
is
now
a
m
figged
mission
of
the
government,
but
fireman
in
Prince
Rupert
re
railway
between
Prince
George
I
think
there
is
a
move
to
that
and
Vancouver.
Let
us
also
sup-
ceives
$235
per
month
or
$1.13
earthquake
should
occur
and
i
add
the
townsite
of
Vancouver
to
the
harbor,
it
would
be
then!
that
the
Royal
City
on
the
low-
j
er
Frawr,
lire
two
Prince
cities
nr.
in
thn
intpHttr
UfOillr!
have
per
hour.
They
are
asking
of
the
;
"
L"
Vj.
'
i
pose
that
our
federal
govern
,.v
1R1
rr
mnnth
nr
1
3S
ner,"a,c
lu
upc.a,.-
,
ment
has
made
the
awful
blunder
to
allow
a
Trans-Pacific
!
their
chance
to
come
into
their
mummy
says,
'and
out
of
the
blue
I
own,
and
with
the
vast
country
comes
the
wliiU-Ht
waxh.'
"
r
"
ino
hour
which
Vancouver
firemen
;
.
,.
.
,
Mayor:
"I
T.
m
not
disapproving
,
-
'help
to
the
hospital,
but
I
cer-
With
foodstuffs,
as
well
asjtainl
dnn-t
approve
tne
way
clothing
and
other
material,
al-lthls
is
bemg
handied."
most
in
every
case
higher
thanj
Ald
Black
said
tnere
would
be
the
Vancouver
market
prices,
the
"little
hope"
of
getting
the
they
serve
could
develop
in
their
own
right.
New
Church
At
Aiyansh
J"
THE
BESTl
QUALITY
k
Prince
Rupert
ire
ignters
as-:
monev
at
tnLs
time,
because
"now
is
a
poor
time
to
flout
bonds."
AILANSH
The
Anglican
Church
committee
here
has
been
increased
from
seven
to
to
The
request
was
referred
the
finance
committee.
sociation
press
for
recognition
of
such
higher
cost
of
living.
Stressing
the
nature
of
their
hazardous
and
skilled
work,
the
firemen's
association
points
out
that
common
laborers
are
receiving
better
wags
than
the
Prince
Rupert
city
firemen.
In
addition
it
is
claimed
that
isolation
of
the
city
adds
expense
to
summer
vacations
or
in
educating
children
at
the
universities.
William
Long,
city
clerk,
will
52
members
and
is
busy
on
completing
the
building
of
a
new
church,
the
sidings
now
being
in
process
of
erection.
The
committee
now
consists
of
the
following:
P.
A.
Mercer
(chairman,
Clarence
McMillan
(vice-chair
City
Council
Is
Answered
man
l,
Anthony
Adams,
Walter
McMillan,
Stephen
Clayton,
Henrv
McMillan.
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B.
Tait,
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In
answer
to
city
council's
protest
against
increase
in
hospital
insurance
rates,
Hon.
A.
D.
Turnbull,
minister
of
health
and
welfare,
wrote
council
to
say
"all
general
revenue
funds"
wer
hi
ft
Jas.
M.
Adams
(general
secre-,
tary),
Stephen
Eli
(chief
carpenter),
Dennis
Morven
me
present
the
city's
case
to
the
board,
which
will
announce
its
decision
before
April
15.
With
Mr.
MacLaren
on
the
conciliation
board
are
nominees
"
,
'.
.....
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earmarked
for
specific
expenditures.
I
Only
alternative
to
higher
in-isurance
rates
and
co-insurance.
of
the
employees
and
employer,
Thomas
Elliott
and
T.
W.
Brown,
K.C.,
respectively.
.Oryty
r
::
said
the
minister
In
his
letter,
was
to
use
revenue
of
municipalities,
social
assistance
or
ol.l
age
pensions.
And
he
didn't
think
the
city
would
approve
such
a
move.
fse
sgn
fhafscyi
COf
when
in
VANCOUVER
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Kenneth
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Reu-i
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Gregory
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Ephraim
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Herbert
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Fred
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Leslie
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Guy
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Harold
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Reggie
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Sam-uel
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Roger
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(clerki,
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