MM.
J.
Connery
returned
to
Mm.
William
Sutw
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
turned
on
the
prinof
r
!
At
Juneau
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
f
...
.W,.nnnn
rf
TITO
llr
.
yesterday
aner
an
aiwm-c
ui
yreraay
7
...
in
1
Tl
I
the
VJ
ru.il.
Secrets
Of
Salesmanship
oth.
Slat:
Thursday,
February
8,
1951
CUTS
He,
Harry
Wilkins,
clothing
sales
executive
from
Cal
I
I
q
'.
-est
Defence,
At
Issue
n
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
Ternber
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
gary,
speaking
at
mncneon
yes
urns&
BRUISES
nine
montns
visum
witu
daughters,
Mrs.
J.
Hicks
In
Vernon
and
Mrs.
E.
Heatherington
in
Seattle.
NOT
PARTICULAR
JOHANNESBURG
0
All
that
thieves
stole
after
breaking
Ir.to
a
suburban
post
office
wis
a
bundli
of
unclaimed
letters.
.A
door
was
broken
to
gain
entry.
terday,
let
the
Prince
Kuper,
Gyro
Club
in
on
some
secrets
ol
successful
salesmanship.
DR.
CHAsr?
in
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
'
.
fJUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
it
'ier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
.
,
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8.00
.
J"
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sonday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Antiseptic
OlNTlf;
To
commence
wifh,
Mr.
Wilkins
stressed
the
importance
of
the
salesman
selling
himself
even
beforp
his
commodities
to
the
prospective
gustorner.
MEN'S
WEAR
MFN'S
DRESS
PANTS
Very
welt
tailored.
All
Pain
oi-K
sn
i
it
in
a
nu.f
rh,
WOKR
SHIHTS
Pull
cut
Of
(ill
V
Personal
appearance,
self-con-;
fiden,;e
and
enthusiasm
were,
primf'
reoulsites.
I
Then
there
was
the
Importance
;
of
enjoying
one's
Job
which
was,
!
of
coiirce,
the
greatest
advan-
taie
in
any
line
of
work.
I
"Yot
can't
get
along
without!
enthusiasm
fir
your
job."
declared
the
speaker.
"T
ww
.Izf.H.
JUNEAU
The
House
of
Representatives
here
voted
to
create
two
new
committees
a
standing
Committee
on
Civi'ian
Defense
and
a
special
Committee
on
Statehood.
The
vote
came
only
after
considerable
wrangling
and
after
the
original
motion
o
throw
the
two
matters
together
In
a
Committee
on
Satehood
and
Defence
had
been
voted
flown.
The
statetiood-and-def
ense
ouestion,
carried
over
from
the
previous
day,
was
brielly
debattd.
Rep.
Scavenius,
who
made
the
motion
to
create
the
committee,
asserted
that
statehood
is
Itfi-pp
alive
to
defense
of
Alaska
and
the
two
aie
Inseparable.
Rep.
Waino
Hamiriekson
satd
civilian
defense
has
been
Weak-,
ened
by
being
spread
among
too
WOICkVanT
Ail
wowi
witk
pants.
All
8pecial,
pair
BOYS'
WEAK
VS'
SI
IltMH.
Mvi
SUoiif,,
i.t,ir(iy
rnM,
ncljofil
AM
stecs.
(.IHt.W
f
OAT
Thse
are
lively
pli.l
with
fit!"
Kaxhie
lir.lnn;.
H'
f'l
match.
Kryitiar
$HM.
Now
PVi
haven't
got
it
and
are
only
thinking
t
what
foil
are
going
to
do
fer
work,
yra
are
In
trie
wrong
bwlneM."
1
TTr
speaker
recounted
some
example
lw
had
encountered
of
pstrfrularty
mvl
soie-vnsinsiVT)
'a.n
wart
Wttla'ty
r4
the
reaction
theTffroffl
no
htismc.
;
Mr.
Wilkin
toM
ids
listeners
'
tht
"men
are
drensing
a
lot
Why
Be
Negative?
USED
to
think
that
Prince
Rupert
people
WE
were
Una
imlmeil
to
take
"No"
for
an
answer
when
receiving
official
replies
to
representations
or
requests
that
were
made
from
time
to
time
for
various
things
we
thought
our
due.
Now,
we
are
afraid,
there
is
an
even
worse
tendency
developing.
It
h
that
of
thinking
up
the
"No"
ourselves
and
thus
hesitating
about
making
the
representations
for
fear
of
just
such
a
"No"
answer.
Things
are
never
accomplished
or
aims
attained
by
trying
to
conjure
up
the
objections
or.the
reasons
against.
Maybe
we
had
letter
not
think
so
much
aUnti
"Roll
it
over
once
more.
Smith.
But
U!
time
lightly
hop
and
avc
at
RfcCORD
PRICES
UP
Hw
It's
the
eosl
bt.tr
than
ever
these
days.
ha
gwie
irp
I
Three-
or
four
Mil's
!
the
usual
ol
listening
that
wn
!rwiif-o
.
iiHMf
have
h-
Leading
rompanim
'resKWnr.
in
r.nwin.i
w..t
...
Coll
On
.
.
.
many
agencies.
He
ieit.
mat
Questions
of
civi'ian
defense
should
be
kept
separate
from
statehood.
The
motion
o
create
a
single
committee
was
defeated
10-11.
COMMITTEE
ON
STATEHOOD
Rev.
Kav
then
moved
for
the
creation
of
a
standing
Committee
on
Statehood.
Wbe-HeD.
Miscovich
pointed
to
the
existing
Alaska
Statehood
Committee.
Reo.
Kav
said
h
believed
the
Alaska
Statehood
Com
ray
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
creasief!
th
prW-e
of
gramophone
fhair
an
liest.g
Were
Sam
record
from
5
eenU
to
BO
eei.t:,.
1
j((V
an(
d
McDonald
of
Vancou-Better
fjimlKv
records
cost
ft
41.
ver.
GREER
&.
BRIDDE,
the
negatives.
We
do
not
need
to
worry
about
that.
We
should
know
by
experience
that
somebody
vise
will
take
care
of
the
objections
when
we
go
out
to
seek
something
for
I'rince
Jiupert,
be
it
from
the
governments,
the
railways
or
any
other
powers
t,rif
f.S
fUM
ASt
CONTRACTOItS
We
Dc
Alt
Types
of
Building
and
Remod
Phone
DIack
367
.
PROVIfMCE
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Jfi4e
Department
of
Labour
mittee
has
fallen
down
on
a
prt
of
Its
job
and
that
this
might
be
eonr,id.'red
by
a
legislative
com-
Egg
eaters,
in
the
Old
Country,
restricted
to
one
or
two
a
week,
have
been
given
another
jolt.
The
killing
tA
96,000
birds
has
miUee
f
.O.
Bix
721
Prince
R
iip
rt
r
Rep.
Kay
went
on
to
say
that,!been
ordereci
jn
overcoming
a
hp
v.
heard
obiect'.ons
u
leal-
poultry
pest.
Life's
U-comimj
Just
one
d
thiif?
after
otlwr
over
there.
lures
of
the
stat-ehood
bills
pre-tc,.nt,n(
W'fi.re
Vn-'esR
and
he
jthoufht
the
matter
should
be
;
considered
by
a
legislative
com-imit'.ee
which
could
then
adopt
FISHERMEN
.
If
we
are
going
to
discount
our
own
case
before
we
make
it,
we
will
not
get
very
far.
Better
to
err
on
the
side
of
asking
too
much
and
getting
something
than
asking
too
little
and
getting
'
nothing
at
all.
Let
somebody
else
do
the
discounting!
recommendations.
Rec.
Amelia
Gundersen
commented:
"The
Statehood
Con-miltep
hasn't,
done
much
and
f.)mltl
re
looked
nto."
The
vote
on
the
motion
was
14-7
but
after
on
ruction
by
Rep.
National
Health
Week
F2-
Fetlera'
members
arfe
finding
their
mail
boxes
In
Ottawa
overcrowded.
It
all
eomes
down
to
thif
price-rentaf
control
business.
Cards
by
the
tens
of
thousands
from
all
over
Canada
eontmne
to
Boirr
in.
Untorm
re
particularly
aetlve.
Kight
thmi-sand
a
day
can
be
clarified
a?
average.
And.
it's
becoming
higher.
Well,
these
Itttr?
developments
will
happen.
The
British
roldier
still
posses-
For
complete
overhaul
of
ymir
Ifildl
Speed
Gasoline
Encirfs,
see
Rupert
Motors
LW.
-
We
fi:ive
the
trained
mcchan-k
wmI
Hieriali.ed
etuinent
to
perform
this
work
for
yoa
.
.
.
efficiently
and
economically.
To
avoid
delay
this
sprint;
whn
the
iu.ii
i."
on,
let
us
have
that
job
now.
MAIN
(OTICE:
Parliament
Buildings,
Victoria,
B.(,.
BRANCH
OFFICES:
Halt
Building
789
PemVr
St.,
W.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
220-3rrt
Ave.,
Kmlx),
B.C.
Burns
Block.!
Nelson
BC
17
Bastion
St
,
Nanaimo,
B.C.
Court
Hm
Sm.tl.ers,
B.C.
,
Capital
News
Building,
Kelowna,
B.C.
The
function
of
the
Deuartmel.t
to
administer
t.nd
enforce
labour
laws
of
the
Province,
relating
to
Minimum
Wanes.
Hours
of
Work,
and
Conditions
of
Labour,
information
may
be
obtained
by
employers
and
employees
cpon
written
or
permal
application,
'he
Department
sfaks
the
co-uoeratlon
of
a!
arwl
offers
th
ervices
of
an
.efficient
staff
in
connection
with:
MINIMUM
WAGES
HOURS
OF
WORK
'
'
'
FACTORY
INSPECTION
EMPLOYMENT
CONDITIONS
APPRENTICESHIP
TRAINING
TRADE-SCHOOLS
REGULATION
CONTROL
OF
EMPLOYMENT
OF
CHILDREN
SEMI-MONTHLY
PAYMENT
OF
WAGES
ANNUAL
HOLIDAYS
WITH
PAY
INDUSTRIAL
CONCILIATION
AND
ARBITRATION
Hon.
John
H.
Cutes,
James
Thomson,
Minister
Deputy
MiniUer.
521
Stepovich
that,
a
two-third
votej
was
required,
it
was
decided
by
"HIS
is
National
Health
Week
and
the
cause
worthy
of
the
Rules
Committe
that
the
I
W
hich
it
is
designed
to
espouse
is
motion
was
out
of
order.
Subsequently,
a
motion
bv
Ren.
Kiv
to
ere.ite
a
sneclal
Commit
sttitplionil
which
would
function
onlv
durine;
the
present
ses
the
knack
of
gettine
a
pi"s-
shiv
on.-iori
of-i
ui
1
1
Vi
3
snirv
out
oi
i.niiiBs.
-.iie
Rupert
Motors
Limitei
ering
on
the
Korean
front,
was
sent.
reevntly
overheard
to
remark
he
wished-
to
God
the
Iron
Curtain
LAW?.
NAMED
"ENEMY"
I
There
was
another
fuss
over
statehood
when
the
Committee
on
Committees
named
Rep.
W.
W.
I
could
be
made
wind-proof
Broadway
0
Laws
of
Nome
temporary
chair-
Now
comes
the
long,
slow
haul
up
the
slone
toward
spring
and
attention.
"The
development
of
a
healthy
and
prosperous
nation
depends
upon
the
efforts
of
each
individual,"
ve
-are
told
by
Hon.
A.
D.
Turnbull,
the
British
Columbia
minister
of
health
and
welfare.
These
are
sound
words
and
it
is
to
be
hoped
the
counsel
will
be
heeded
by
the
people.
In
the
promotion
of
health
both
of
himself,
his
family
and
his
neighbor
there
is
something
that
every
citizen
can
do
in
promoting
the
welfare,
the
strength
and
the
happiness
of
the
nation.
It
is
a
very
worthy
purpose
of
National
Health
Week
to
stimulate
active
interest
in
the
public
health
not
only
in
National
Health
Week
but
in
all
52
weeks
of
the
year.
an
of
the
sneolnl
Statehood
April,
says
the
Juneau
Empire
Committee
with
Reps.
Scavc-
n'us.
Gurdersen
and
Stepovich
ns
rnp
othBT
memDers.
'AflJSX
Best
ft.
the
fireplace
for
evenings
for
j
long
thoughts
and
simple
com-
forts
latse
dawn,
when
the
Rrayj
wo-d
comes
alive
after
rinrknr-si
and
chill.
i
The
committee
renort
was
ad-1
onted
without
obiection
anrt
tne
.
I2K
!
chair
had
mi
announced
when
Pep.
Scavenius
raised
an
objec
Keep
your
Credit
Record
Good
finest
took
More
slides
in
the
Alps
and
the
pppers
frill
of
something
that's
been
goins
on
ever
girwe
there's
'been
a
Switzerland.
But
the
mountains
today
evident.lv
have
more
tourists
and
summer
Hoars:
7
am.
to'
For
take
home
orders
Phone
200
Courtesy
Be
Whc.
BUY
NOV
homes.
Centuries
ago
there
war.
more
solitude
than
population.
And
there
was
no
particular
.excitement.
In
1003.
It
was
e'timated
tnM,
to
build
the
Ornnd
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
prairie
section
would
cost
from
$20,000
to
$25,000
ner
milev
for
the
mountain
section
from
$50,000
to
Sf.O.000
per
mile
and
the
east-ern
division
at
$30.-000
or
a
total
cost
for
the
entire
main
line
of
$123,500,000.
There
has
been
a
little
special
figuring
since.
tion.
,
,
He
Dointed
to
Reo.
Laws
as
a
"sworn
eivemy
of
statehood."
He
raid
h
did
not
believe
Rcd.
Laws
should
be
on
'he
committee.
i
Rep.
Conright
said
there
had
to
be
two
sides
to(everv
question
and
Ren.
Stepovich
hotlv
asserted
hst.
every
memher
of
the
House
hwt
a
ri(-ht
to
sit
on
eommittet
s
without
regard
to
his
personal',
beliefs.
I
Sneaker
ERan
ruled
Ren.
Scav-eniuc
out.
of
order,
Ren.
Franklin
inpealed
the
ruling
and
the
chair
was
sustained,
ending
the
matter.
C1VIMAM
DEFENSE
A
standing
Committee
on
Civilian
Defense
war.
wited
nnani-mons'v
after
considerable
discussion.
The
original
motion
by
Rep.
Kav
eald
for
a
"Committee
on
Defense,"
but
an
amendment
by
Rep
Hendrickson
to
Insert
th
word
"Civilian"
was
adopted
15-6.
The
vote
on
the
original
motion
was
unan'mmi'.
Whatever
your
net
ds
of
the
Season
may
be,
a
convenient
means
of
making
your
purchases
is
by
using
a
Charge
Account.
A
good
credit
rating
obtained
by
meeting
obligations
promptly
entitles
you
to
this
privilege.
Keep
yow
credit
record
prompt'
by
pavint;
your
charge
accounts
in
full
by
the
TENTH
of
each
month,
ami
contract
purchases
on
due
date.
Credit
Bureau
of
Prince
Rupert
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
WASHERS
$1
SO
With
pump
14,1
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
$l)fi?
DELUXE
REFRIGERATORS
For
action
use
News
classifieds.
'381
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
DELUXE
RANGES
A"
LITTLE
CARE
on
the
part
of
motorists
would
make
the
unpleasant
task
of
walking
in
the
"slash
a
little
more
bearable
for
pedestrians.
While
the
majority
of
motorists
would
not
consciously
add
to
the
discomfort
of
foot
travellers,
they
are
inclined,
at
times,
to
forget
that
an
object
moving
through
water
throws
a
bow
wave
and
that,
if
the
object
is
moving
at
sufficient
speed,
the
wave
will
become
a
spray.
That
is
just
what
happens
when
an
automobil
moves
through
water
or
slush
at
a
high
rate
of
speed.
Common
courtesy
should
prompt
the
motorist
to
use
discretion
when
passing
walkers
while
the
foads
are
in
the
sloppy
condition
they
reach
while
the
winter's
snow
oozes
its
way
to
the
sea.
In
some
places,
the
law
does
not
leave
the
driver
the
opportunity
to
show
spontaneous
courtesy.
Failure
to
slow
down
when
passing
persons
on
foot
is
an.
offence
to
be
dealt
with
by
the
courts.
Scripture
f-aSSatje
for
Jotlatj
,
"And
base
things
of
the
world,
and
things
which
are
despised,
hath
God
chosen,
yea,
and
things
which
are
not,
to
bring
.'
to
nought
things
that
are;
that
no
flesh
should
glory
in
His
presence."
I
Cor.
1:28-29.
Namfd
to
this
eommitt.ee
were
Reps.
Kay.
Heiirickwn,
WttVr
and
We'ls.
(Wi-PUT
YOURSELF
ON
YOUR
0VVI1
PAYROLL
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
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WASHINGTON
United
!
States
post
office
department
j
has
partially
relaxed
the
tight
'embargo
on
handling
bulk
mail
i
which
was
declared
last
Thursday
as
a
result
of
the
railroad
swifchmen'i
walkout,
j
In
the
new
order,
effective
at
once,
the
department
announced
resumption
of
normal
postal
service
over
wide
area
as
a
Pliar
J
,
Ask
today
for
your
copy
of
"Personal
Planning"
il
your
neiqlibouihood
branch
of
the
B
of
M.
There's
no
obligation
.
.
.
except
to
yourtelf.
WHAT
Warm
Rain
Moves
Snow
Light
warm
rain
through
the
period
was
.64
Inehe.
Winds
during
the
night
were
strong
but
did
not
reach
damage-causing
proportion
Their
highes
point
was-
reached
between
3
and
4
.m.
today.
A
foot
of
snow
is
reported
to
result
of
partial
restoration
o
train
service.
Daily
Health
Hint
HOURS:
WEEK
DAYS:
A(
SAYINO
night
took
away
a
great
deal
of
,
have
fallen
in
Stewart
over-
m.lo"
night.
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Bank
of
Montreal
Prince
Rupert
Branch:
O.
R.
S.
BLACKABY,
Manager
.
Btewart
Branch;
-
MELVILLE
O.
GENOE,
Manager
the
snow
that
had
accumulated
recently.
From
10
a.m.
yesterday
to
4
p.m.
'one-tenth
of
an
inch,
of
"...
iww
I
fhiok
w
cm
Mall?
hvt
a4
nvt
wirfl
PenonaA
Planning."
.
.
.
appreciate
cbmnronwm
method
of
handling
moner-"
"
proved
to
ui
we
are
going
in
the
right
direction
hi
Perianal
Ptarming."
...up-te
date
and
practical.
COSTLY
BEDS
SUNDAYS:
Milk
is
good
for
adult
as
well
as
for
ehildrwt.
Canadian
nutrition
authorities
say
that
grownups
should
have
at
least
one-half
moistare
fell.
From
4
p.m.
until
VANCOUVER
0
Charles
Weir
til
nA
fcftothr
I
inches
wefe
tnntiH
fho
fViiavac
tn-nV
fh
12
Noon
to"
7
p.m.
to
9;
deposited
at
Digby
Island
weath-I
blooms
of
168
large
chrysanthe-
P'
fr
And'
pasturied
r
station,
rrom
10
p.m.
until
4
:
mums
in
hu
flower
shop.
Pack
milk
is
the
onfy
safe
milk.
ajn.
!loday
another
.13
inches
i
rats
under
a
nearby
storage
room
fell.
The
greatest
fail,
however,
i
had
lined
their
beds
with
the
r.M'(
WORKING
WITH
CANADIANS
IN
EVERY
WALK
OF
LIFE
SINCE
1817
began
this
morning
and
.31
petals.
"That's
too
expensive
at
ROOD
MEASURE
The
rood
as
a
measure
of
land
is
equal
to
1
,210
square
yards,
or
one-fourth
of
an
acre.
Smif
STREET
AN1
THIHD
inches
had
fallen
between
4
lining,
he
said
as
he
called
the
;
AMi.
and
Id
a.m.
Total
for
the
i
exterminator.