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SILENT
VICTIMS
.SUDBURY,
.Ont.tCPi-int-and-run
drivers
increased
their
aver-
S,on-
Comiuk.
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Rupert
Daily
News
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to
one
Hydro
pale
a
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r
eal'a
Pw'
Friday,
May
11,
1951
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a
receni
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As
I
See
It
.
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Climate
S'f
nn.
uuiwuij
njuio
Lommis-
tcction
men
s
ana
ooys
ciothmg
ond
$n0
prices.
Take
advontoge
of
these
rcse
It
tk.ltr
pul:
ci'
real
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independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
Biitish
Columbia.
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of
Canadian
Press
Audit
-
Bureau
of
Circulations
Cailad!an
Dally
Newspaper
Associat'on.
a
HUNTER.
hit
Managing
Editor.
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O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
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Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
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Year,
$8.00;
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Mail,
Per
Month,
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Year,
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every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
.'ince
R"Pert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
.
"'
nop
on
ioturdo
y
ar;
ana
save:
SHOPS
IN
BELGRADE
,
BELGRADE,
YUGO-!
j
SLA
VIA
Last
night
we1
MHS
WEAR
DUES
SHiaT-God
quality,
largff
assortment
In
all
slzen.
Priced-
from
$f.9$
to
WOKK
SHIRTS
Mud.;
of
hrd
wearing
materials.
S
$25
to
$3.50
FfSrlKlt.MEX'S
SllllCrS
Pure
wool,
Ideal
for
HshiiiK
and
every
day
wear.
Usually
!!
at
$8
.SO
Now
$5.95
T-SHIRTS
A
good
selection
in
all
sizes.
Were
$1.50.
Now
$1.00
went
to
a
packed
concert;
for
Pierre
Fournier,
fam-l
ous
French
'cellist.
Our;
three
tickets
cost
210
di-l
nars
that
is
$
1.80
in
U.S.
I
money.
j
Of
course,
.
yoli
have
to
have
I
some
inside
track
to
wet
tiic.se
j
HKKXN
ANir
WllltK
lillV
A
Kl..
.....
.
i
tickets,
for
these
music
and
i
;
drama-loving.
Yugoslavs
would;
buy
out
every
attraction
munv
;
times
over,
j
0O0
!
j
AS
OUR
LATE
FINANCE
M1N-
'
lster,
Jim
Robb,
used
to
say,1
:
there
are
three
kinds
of
lies
1
lies,
damned
lies
and
statistics.
S
!
By
statistics
you
can
prove
that
the'
400,000
people
of
Bel-!
Frm
"
U'B
Tdne,y
lna'ic
WOOR
SCrTS-Men
pu'w'covertdoi;
t?n'a.sted
styles.
Usually
sell
at
$50.00
n
-TROrSRRS
Dress
and
Semi-Dre.ss
Punts
m
"
U
m.
Perfect
fit.
Lat.t
in
style.
prom
BOYS'
WEAR
SCROOf,
PA
NTS
Heavy
Worsteds
and
AU-,
Tiiced
from
,
IMtFHS
PANTS
Gabardines
In
plain
'shad'pf
ilH'
WrNOBRRAKRRH-
Gab..rdines
1,,
,1,,
S,ai'
t
nil
zippei-.
Now
from
H
I.I.OVI..K
SWITCH.
For
sniali
"h.rw
;
grade
almost
all
should
be
dead
-
for
you
tun
prove
by
.statistics
'
trim
ami
mines.
Siws
22
to
2.
Hk-M
flareai,,',.
that
they
just
don't
get
enough
incomes
to
stay
alive.
The
average
pay
of
a
full-time
worker
here
is
about
3000
CLEARANCE
OF
RUNNING
SH0-
::ellinr;
out
our
entire
stock
at
last
yfar'ss
i
dinars
a
month.
A
pair
.of
rouh
j
work
pants
casts
Ml)
dinars
if
you
are
a
factory
worker,
94j
nop
and
ave
at
Back-
To
The
Garden
BY
week-end
and
on
week-day
evenings
too
as
they
lengthen
under
the
blessing
0f
summer
time,
the
air
begins
to
vibrate
to
the
shriek
of
the'lawn-mower.
After
winter's
"-loom
the
sun
has
returned
smiling
at
last
and
with
it
the
warmth
that
stirs
the
trees
and
also,
alas,
the
weeds;
and
the
lawn-mower,
which
is
the
home
gardener's
symbol
of
office,
has
been
extracted
from
the
lumber
of
the
tool
shed,
cleaned,
re-oiled,
and
set
about
its
never-ending
task.
We
are
a
nation
of
cultivators,
whether
we"
operate
on
fertile
farmlands
or
simply
in
the
backyard
vegetable
patch.
As
evenings
lengthen
gardeners
will
visit
each
other's
patches,
one
of
the
delights
of
the
amateur
cultivator
being
to
give
advice,
even
if
it
is
rarely
taken.
And
so
the
gardening
season
is
here
aoain
Prince
Rupert
Too!
CJTY
COUNCIL
could
make
a
big
contribution
'
to
the
current
Clean-Up
Campaign,
and
at
the
same
time
earn
the
gratitude
of
housewives
by
taking
some
steps
to
eliminate
the
dust
nuisance,
now
growing
greater
with
each
day
of
dry,
warm
weather.
J
Besides
menacing
the
health
of
residents',
the
dufet
which
follows
from
behind
every
can
on
ouv
many
streets
mars
the
appearance
of
lawns,
hedges
and
flower
gardens,
and
seeps
into
homes
to
make
dusting
an
hourly
chore
for
the
tidy
housewife.
It
also
constitutes
a
traffic
hazard
and
makes
a
ery
unfavorable
impression
upon
people
who
are
visiting
Prince
George
for
the
first
time.
I
While
it
is
realized
that
the
application
of
oil
or
calcium
chloride
to
the
roads
as
a
dust
preventative
is
only
a
temporary
measure,
it
is
the
best
that
is
Available
and'
one
or
the
other
should
be
used
sorjn
if
we
are
to
avoid
being
described
as
"the
dust
bowl
of
B.C."
'
I
Other
communities
in
the
interior,
notably
Quesnel,
are
doing
something
about
their
dusty
streets.
The
cost
is
not
great
when
compared
with
thJ
benefits
to
be
derived
from
dust-free
thoroughfares,
and
we
in
Prince
George
should
not
lag
behind
other
towns
in
making
the
city
attractive
to
tourists
and
protecting
the
health
of
residents.
Prince
Gefrge
Citizen.
THAT
HUMAN
ELEMENT
by
Vernon
Jacques
in
the
Toronto
Globe
and
Mall.
(CP
PHOTO)
i
NOW
IS
V
I
TIMITC
umars
11
you
are
a
white
collar
worker,
or
otherwise
in
grade
two,
and
2700
dinars
if
you
Dun-no
special
status.
Food
is
on
a
comparative
baa
s.
0O0
I
SPENT
MOST
OF
THIS
morning
in
a
government
shop
where
they
sell
a
wide
range
of
hand-made
goods,
everything
from
shoes
and
sweaters
to
carpets
and
beautiful
silver
jewelry.
The
two
ladies
in
our
party
took
me
along
while
they
picked
out
some
silver
buttons
and
other
such
ornaments
for
themselves
and
friends.
They
took
hours
about
it
and
I
an't
see
hdw
anybody
in.
Yugoslavia
made
any
profit
on
them.
distress
basis.
The
old
owners
11
in
his
establishment,
had
to
sell
them
to
get
money
oOo
to
stay
alive.
j
THEY
HAVE
THEIR
OWN
Yet,
as
must
happen
in
every
ways
of
getting
results
here.
I
society
and
under
any
kind
of
pass
thlsBtip
on
frPe
to
parks
Is
Leaving
For
Waterworks
Meet
RE-R
'
Z
u
uuc,s
w"
as
boards
all
across
Canada.
They
We
will
do
H
sellers.
There
are
the
new
poor
Asphalt
or
Ci
Shingles
.Pi'Sfj;.:i
E.
C.
Stewart
Superintendent
of
works,
left
by
plane
for
Vancouver
today
and
while
there
will
take
in
th-a
twenty-fourth
nnil
conference
of
Pacific
have
nice
parks
here
in
Belgradebut
spend
no
money
on
grass
cutting,
and
so
fortn.
Once
a
week,
there
is
a
volunteer
party
from
a
certain
local-,
ity
with
localities
taking
turns.
FOR
ESTIMtTI
phone
909
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
mi.
Northwest
section
American
out
mere
are
also
the
new
rich.
The
new
rich
may
not
be
rich
in
our
sense.
That
is,
they
may
not
have
much
capital.
But
they
have
the
best
jobs,
and
the
sure
incomes.
And
they
have
all'
the
trimmings.
There
are
no
privately-owned
automobiles
in
Yugoslavia.
There
are
far
fewer
cars
than
there
are
In
Canada,
or
even
in
Eur-
How
do
they
get
the
volun-
waterworks
Association,
to
be
teers?
i
But
nieanwnne,
l
.vat
in
a
'comfortable
chair
right
beside
a
jolly
girl
cashier.
I
saw
all
Uie
sights
as
the
friendly
,
cash.er
I
spoke
only
Serb
and
German
I
imagine
that
the
word
is
passed
along,
and
that
nobody
is
darn
fool
enough
to
say
no,
even
I
though
there
has
been
a
mark-
held
next
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
in
Vancouver
Hotel.
The
three
day
conference
will
include
several
lectures
from
prominent
waterworks
engineers
and
a
view
tfip
to
Seymour
intake
of
Vancouver's
waterworks
system.
LP,,,,
1S
,.
.
T'e'
et.
,
early.
ed
relaxation
in
the
"peopl".s
JUST
ARRIVED
and
hence
our
efforts
to
.cnut
were
not
very
fruitful.
That
little
government
store
did
more
business
in,
the
t.me
I
was
in
it
than
most'
stores
01
much
bigger
size,
not
to
men
dictatorship"
methods
here
recently,
i
-"j
canj
ni
mt?
iiioinmg
me
horns
begin
to
honk.
All
soils
i;f
public
functionaries
need
and
have
cars.
I
am
told
by
foreigners
here
that
Marshal
Tito
has
For
Ai'Uon
Advertise!
IJor
Action
Advertise!
i
'
',
J
Select'
your
luggage
in
Matched
Sets
or
individual
pieces
from
our
wide
choice
of
Leathers,
Fabrics
and
Colors.
Fashion
3,
Passage
fur
JaJaij
rtniure
J
"The
wise
.shall
inherit
glory,
but
shame'
shall
be
the
promotion
cf
fools."
Proverbs
3:35.
Footml
2
tion
tiigher
'overhead
;
expense
j,
would
do
in
Canada.
They
we.e
selling
home-knit
woollen
sweaters
like
hot
cakes.
Also
some
good-looking
women's
leather-and-homespun
bags
moved;
B;tt
the
top
seller
was
the
women's
colored
leather
shoes
the
woven
leather
effect,
with
one
buckle,
much
as
we
have
at
home,
only
hand-made.
The
price,
one
thousand
dinarsand
the
saleslady
must
have
sold
a
dozen
pairs
while
I
was
.there.
0O0
I
UNDERSTAND
THAT
THE
shop
is
just
a
sales
agency
for
all
sorts
of'
folks
who
do
handicrafts.
Even
prisoners
make
beautiful
silver,
brass
and
copper
work
which
is
sold
througii
these
same
outlets.
Some
peasants
were
bringing
in
their
produce
while
we
were
there.
I
saw
one
girl
with
a
rug,
similar
to
those
hanging
on
tlie
wall
ready
for
sale.
Some
of
these
peasants
would
collect
their
cheques,
cash
them,
then
turn
right
around
and
buy
oth;;r
produce
right
in
the
same
shop.
0O0
OF
COURSE,
MANY
OF
THE
formerly
rich
people
are.
having
a
terrible
time
to
get
by.
Some
of
the
supporters
of
the
old
regime,
whom
I
have
met
casually,
are
barred
from
positions
fDr
which
they
are
best-fitted,
because
they
are
still
not
considered
politically
"safe."
The
second-hand
jewelry
stores
are
chock-full
of
goods
which
have
obviously
been
sold
on
a
HELP
WANTED
Permanent
positions
for
suitable
men.
M"-
workina
conditions.
Top
wages.
Two
weeks
hn
after
one
year
employment.
50't.
Medical
&'
fees
paid
by
firm.
2
First-
Closs
Automobile
Mechanics
1
First
Closs
Automobile
Body
ReP
ond
Pointer.
Apply:
(
Runert
Motors
'
)
New
Offering
300,000
Shares
(PAR
VALUE
50c
EACH)
DORREEN
MINES
LTD.
Incorporated
1931
muter
the
law
of
the
Province
of
llrid-h
riiliimld.i
(NO
PERSONAL
LIABILITY)
CAPITALIZATION
(Upon
roniplctldii
ut
tlilH
tinimrin''
Alllhorlrit
:lpi!itl
$I..VMI.(MHI.im
i)lilt-l
Into
II
I1IHI
IIIIO
t
hurfd
I:;:ttl((t
:
For
Propprtle.s.
Mill
and
other
equipment
unci
Ewrowi'd
B20.720
sharer)
For
Properties,
Mill
ami
other
equipment
und
l-Tee
27.27.r
nhnre
For
t'riKh
.
in
si,ar,.H
tJlKliTWl'ltten
lor
C'iisll
30((HK)
slliires
1.500.013
Remainins
In
Treasury
1.4'ja.!H7
a
noo.oon
f.hrii-i'3
-
PROPERTIES
The
DORREEN
MINE
is
a
Rolil-sllver-lead-zlnc
mine,
five
miles
by
rond
north
of
Dorreen,
B
c.
a
town
on
the
Cuniuliuil
Natkmiil
Hullwny
128
iiiIIch
east
of
Prince
l(uirt
and
almut
SO
mlleH
west
from
Hazelton.
B.
C.
The
DOKKEEN
property,
consisllng
of
elKllt
claims,
Is
uniiminl
111
that
the
eolri-hrise
metal
vein,
avernijlnr;
1.7
feet
In
width,
is
exponed
wintlmiously
for
n
depth
of
1ikk
feet
and
on
the
strike
for
soo
feet.
This
vein
has
reasonably
assured
ore
estimated
at
10.000
tons
and
prohuhle
ore
ot
20.
una
tons
with
a
total
net
smelter
value
of
$1,422.0011
The
assay
value
i.f
averane
samples
of
this
ore
ut
today's
prices
Is
$79.05
per
ton.
SINCR
1910,
the
present
directors
and
their
associates
have
expended
over
$100,000
In
the
construction
of
a
modern
SO
ton
mill,
a
road
to
the
property
and
In
the.
purchase
of
mlnhiK
equipment.
PURPOSE
of
this
financing
Is
to
brlnr;
property
Into
production
this
summer
and
to
develop
additional
ore
reserves.
DIRECTORS
Alexander
Mackenzie
Insurance
Executive
President
Allan
McOavin
Bakery
Executive
Vice-President
A
-J.
Lawson
Oates
Motor
Dealer
'
Director
Walter
S.
Owen,
K.
C.
Barrister
'
Director
Allan
M.
McOavin
Bakery
Executive
Director
John
R.
Gardorn
Manufacturer's
Atrent
Director
John
M.
Rloan
Retired
Director
Peter
E.
Peterson,
EM
,
P.
EnR.
Mining
Operator
Director
CONSULTING
ENGINEER
W.
O.
Norrle-Leowenthal,
M
E..
P.
Eng.
PRICE:
50
CENTS
PER
SHARE
-Prosperlus
furnished
on
request
HALL
SECURITIES
LIMITED
CHRYSLER,
PLYMOUTH
DISTBrBUT
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cnps"'
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efearttru...
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ELECTRICAL
GIFTS
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Hamilton
Rpnrh
Beach
Food
Food
Mixer
Mixer
Thin
advertisement
n
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Ootitrnl
Board
or
by
tlie
(invernment
of
British
Columbia.
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Electric
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Electric
Iron
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Electric
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B.C.
Pov
Investment
Dealers
Co.,
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Building
Pacific
Brill
Vancouver,
B.
C.
Desner
Sf"'
The
Stork
Shoppe
Phone
210
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
tu
dsiioUHiit
orftud
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