'(Others
included
Alfred
Carss,
Thomas
McClymont
and
Col.
S.
'.
P.
McMordie.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
of
the
Edwa
turned
to
'
Prlr
Prince
Geo,."'.?
l
As
I
See
It
Tahtsa
Mine
Shipping
Ore
vVednc-sday,
February
14,
1951
The
lut
lamented
W.
E.
WU-
a
busing
B
U
i
Hams
who
died
in
Vancouver
last
.
ment
upon
It,
without
malice,
but
nevertheless
with
apparent
satisfaction.
Cine
keen
young
Indian
chem-,
1st
said
to
me
that
the
pavtiil
i
lailure
of
British
policy
in
India,!
and
all
Southwest
Asia,
could
be
j
summed
up
in
four
words:
"Toj
j
little
and
too
iate."
j
Had
they
granted
dominion
;
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
I
week
first
Knew
Prince
Kupelts
""
n
.
!
police
headquarters
as
a
practi-
w"
have
bpen
!
dug
lawyer.
This
place
of
justice
-
arril
he
!
was
In
the
City
Hall.
It
was
here
n
nc
G)rg.
tij;
.
I
in
ore
Underground
work
is
expected
(
to
be
under
way
this
month
with
shipments
of
high
grade
ore
from
the
Emerald
Glacier
Mines
Ltd.'
'that
all
cases,
important
..r
on""'
""'"e
t
lu,
self-governing
status
to
an
un
Pl,:frll
small
consequence,
were
heard,
j
lans-,i
;
,
divided
India
back
around
1H27
,
properly
on
Sweeney
Mountain
tn
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rt
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Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
ia1
tead
of
1947,
the
whole
hhtar
Seldom,
if
ever,
has
there
been
Tunes
were
busy.
Every
d;.y,
the!
a
case
in
Ontario
similar
to
the
guns
of
a
civilian
army
were
I
-
Sullivan
mans.augnler
trial
that
sounding.
Building
the
Grand
committed
to
jM
,
ended
in
an
acquittal
in
Ottawa
Trunk
Pacille
Railway
wa
a
broken
it
a
.
near
Tahtsa
Lake
south
of
Bums
Lake
in
the
Tweedsmuir
Park
country.
in
u,ilp
iif
difficult
winter
con-
iiii.
ne
construction
of
a
rout!
t
yesterday.
The
jury
remained
man-si-d
jiit
and
Ik-king
the
w,ls
to
srt
aw,
&,
of
those
tragic
times
might
have
been
changed
infinitely
for
thf
better.
His
theory
was
that
theiv
would
have
been
no
portion
of
India.
Aceo
ding
to
this
scientist
i
theory,
the
British
are
too
skw,
rifiht
now,
in
laying
a
bj.-ls
native
tietrtCH-rary
In
other
Asian
the
property
has
been
completed
out
for
four
hour.
The
char,
im-ky.
stubborn
site
kit
city
"""ui
i
mwiih
t
amp
a
m
i
u
s
or
anrentuies.
i
mm
ui
mi
,
GOODBYE
TO
GUAM)
SHIP
ABOARD
RMS
CHU-SAN
It
is
my
last
day
siict
equipment
enunili
to
start
was
that
Mrs.
Marion
Sullivan
b
i;e
and
maintain
operation
is
bfim;
bad
beaten
her
husband,
Franks
l,-i...
r.
..
'
u.Tt
i.
t.
Rtillivan
Btdlivan
c
c
Toronto,
'loionto,
an
an
oninai
onuiai
felivered
from
the
KeirtVille
.
wiun
flu
appears
there
Is
rest
'
the
day.
at
sea,
before
landing
at.ar?as-Uke
Ma,
mine
at
Nelson.
Later
a
mill
win
or
ine
uii'uno
govei
nim
.a,
i
i
,,mlvtlllW!i
tt
tendency
to
say,
at
oe
moved
Irom
the
Keiitville
to
ilealli
hi
a
bedroom
In
the
Chat-
firsti
tlal
ti)(.,e
is
nolhlng
much
I
the
Emerald
Glacier.
j
t
au
Laurier.
'I
he
accused
was
at
l(,
f(.el
aai
IIle()
about.
Perhaps
I
'"-t
cnun;.n
witn
mur-i.-i.
inus
The
provincial
government
I
Jim'N.TT,
ii:i
WE
HAVE
FR1NTED
instruction
sheets
regarding
landing
Po:t
Said.
One
pai
agrah
Sas:
"Photography
was
sfictly
forbidden
ano
on
no
account
shoulrf
cameras
be
taken
a.shor
or
on
deck
during
t.an.-it
of
the
Suez
Port
Said,
Egypt.
The
sleek
greyhound
of
the
southern
oceans,
the
good
ship
Chusan,
is
not
really
racing
for
po.-t
ratlier,
she
is
loping
"in,
for
she
Ls
slowing
down
a
bit
so
as
not
to
arrive
before
dawn.
contributed
$3f.0(Kl
toward
I
he
beiiiK
later
reduced,
hhe
was
ar-
l!t
,,
I
ht.l.s
vh:it
U
t:ikin!
construction
of
the
road
to
the
resl-d
when
driving
to
hr
home
ll((ay
T.l
f.
havp
DM.
j
naif.
Ore
shipmenu
will
be
in
Toronto.
Clmf
Justice
J.
C
innuhLs
ul
Infiut-irji
funerals'
trucked
to
the
Canadian
Nation-,
Mrkm-r,
who
presided,
remark-
in
Britain.
And
ih.w
flu
is
niak-j
al
Railways
at
Burns
Lake
en-,
""'r"'ri
lug
Headway
not
only
In
Canada1
route
to
Trail
smelter.
mere
was
nanny
uny
uuin
vn
-
bt
among
the
liMiermen
on
tliv
Canal."
The
wind
is
still
cutting
ani
In
the
meantime,
the
company,""'1
the
jury
coiiki
nave
nrourni
Grand
Hanks
of
Newfoundland
1
in.
cold,
although
the
thermometer
t
We
are
also
warned
that
lettc
s
nnw
rmrtt
M
rif
wp
nn
thp
If
?.
!
may
be
a
bit
late,
due
to
the
plans
to
ship
high
grade
h
ud
on
There
are
a
couple
of
thousand
i
patients
in
the
Penticton
region.
ward
side
which,
bv
the
way,
censorship
In
Egypt.
to
Trail
U
be
followed
later
by
shipments
of
lt-ad-zinc
Here
Is
another
intriguing
is
the
sid
toward
Eu-ope,
not
the
cold
winds
Africa,
whence
Interest
hi
tile
outcome
has
bwii
intense.
It,
always
is
when
wealth
ami
social
and
professional
"rominence
become,
involved.
!
Charprs
ruiifed
all
the
way
from
murder,
to
Just
plain,
everyday
assaults
und
fights
H.
L.
Batten,
consulting
engin
1FM
eer,
estimates
a
tonnage
oi
25O.00
on
the
property
grading
Incidentally,
a
few
lines
of
type,
drinking
and
.slander.
Many
an
'
a
e
coming.
1
oOo
NOW
THAT
THIS
littie
voyse
is
nearly
over,
I
am
surpii'-i
to
net
how
many
new
friends
s
have
made.
Two
youn?
British
27
percent
in
combined
lead
and
I
to
the,
ef
led
that
the
accused
Incident
was
more
humorous
here's
Wfr
inlciil
oe
called
as
a
witness,
man
serious,
f
orty
years
ago,
cost
an
Ottawa
naixT
u
cool
peoi'le
had
a
keen
eye
for
anv-
ii
m.
J
cram
M0t
lltsu
,.'
IS
ICO
P0H,L,.
three
thou.s'tnd.
A
reporter;,
forecast
is
sonie'imes
ex,veii.siv?
zinc
wilh
f
In
filver
and
uncal-culaled
values
in
copper.
The,
gross
value
would
exceed
$10(1
per
ton.
I
First
underground
work
will
'
consist
of
drifting
on
th
main
I
iniiiK
hi
me
snatie
of
lun.
one
morning
a
new
face
appeared
in
court.
He
wished
to
see
the
!
magistrate,
und
the
judge
ou!1:t-
!
ed.
The
stranger
asked
to
be
The
eighty-two-ytar-olil
news-
v
ein
to
be
followed
by
cross-cut-
paper
La
Prensa
of
Buenos
Aires,
ting
on
parallel
veins.
Diamond
which
suspended
publication
a
drilling
will
be
carried
out
to
determine
tlie
limits
of
the
ore
bodies.
kids
fmy
table
mats
and
twi
Americans,
man
and
wife,
a--e
coming
ashore
with
an
Indiao
to
put
me
safe
aboard
the
t
a'n
for
Cairo.
They
will
be
Boinjr
on
to
i
Klin
the
two
English
lads
to
take
jobs,
the
American
couple
to
supervise
a
rubbe
factory
extension,
the
Indian
to
open
a
half-Swiss-owned
plant.
oOo
THE
ENLISH
BOYS
think
that
most
of
the
fellow
passen"e'
aboard
this
shio
are
"stuffy."
I
guess
old
age
W
creeping
over
CALL
ON
item:
"Members
of
the
Jewish
fait
are
advised
that
owing
to
Eyt-tian
government
regulations,
thev
will
not
be
allowed
to
Ian
I
at.
Port
Said."
The
abov
ruling
is
a
consequence
of
the
war
in
Palestin
in
1948.
ooo
THIS
MORNING
WF
pot
a
belated
explanation
of
our
routrh
ride
last
night.
It
seems
tiiat
i.
the
good
ship
wants
to
mak
top
speed,
they
pull
in
the
"stabil'z--rs"
While
those
variable
fun
keep
the
ship
from
rollm1;,
til.
i
'end
to
siow
he
-
down
a
l)it.
Well,
I'm
so
ry
to
say
farewell
to
the
grand
old
lady
of
the
sea",
and
the
fine
new
f
rends
I
ha
made
aboard
her.
I
n"ver
i?t
such
a
-eassurance
of
rr'li-.'i
competence
as
I
do
on
a
B
UKh
ship.
As
we
used
trt
say
in
my
armv
days,
when
we
had
mad
a
botch
of
things:
"Thank
God,
we've
g
)t
the
Navy."
and
this
new
queen
of
I
he
seas
seems
to
me
to
symbolize
Britain
at
her
bestef
Community
Enterprise
THE
MOVE
to
relieve
the
housing
shortage
here
by
local
initiative
in
taking
over
for
conversion
to
apartment
purposes
of
the
former
United
States
Army
administration
building
is
something
greatly
to
be
commended.
Prince
Rupert
is
"on
the
spot"
now
to
provide
housing
for
the
permanent
employees
of
Columbia
Cellulose
at
Watson
Island.
The
use
of
the
old
administration
building,
.with
its
possible
GO
apartments,
should
go
far
to
meeting
the
need.
Public-spirited
local
enterprise
has
seized
an
opportunity
to
help
relieve
an
emergent
situation.
Nothing
should
be
lust
by
those
participating
in
the
deal
but
the
gratifying
thing
is
that
Prince
Rupert
people
are
backing
their
enthusiasm
with
their
cash.
It
is
a
testimonial
to
community
enterprise
in
putting
the
project
over.
Meantime,
it
is
not
the
rain
which
keeps
people
away
from
Prince
Rupert.
It's
the
chronic
lack
of
hotiring,
and
this
deal
is
going
to
help
a
lot.
How
It
All
Began
this
business
of
St.
Valentine's
Day,
WHAT'S
with
hearts
and
flowers
everywhere
and
Cupid
running
wild
with
his
little
bow?
How
did
it
all
tegin?
It
seems
that
St.
Valentine
won
his
letter
in
the
sweetheart
league
by
performing
secret
marriages.
That
was.
in
ancient
Rome.
Emperor
Claudius,
who,
ft
turns
out,
was
a
stuffed
shirt,
had
hung
the
'verboten"
sign
on
the
marriage
bureau
(by
w
ay
of
revenge
on
the
w
omen
of
Rome
who
wouldn't
support
his
war
policy).
So
St.
Valentine
saved
the
day.
Swains
stricken
speechless
with
emotion
have
been
saying
"Be
my
Valentine"
with
a
handful
of
posies
since
the
Greek
goodess
of
love
Aphrodite
chose
the
rose
as
her
personal
trademark.
Venus,
the
better-known
Roman
love
queen,
was
a
copy-cat
and
took
her
cue
from
Aphrodite..Since
then
hearts
and
flowers
have
been
as
inseparable
as
Romeo
and
Juliet.
rGreer&Bridd
p.!
ii
i::k:-.
&
ioxikv
1
M
I
few
days
at;o
was
not
remarkable
for
its
awe
or
circulation
but
It
did
possess
un
almost
unrivalled
Influence
in
South
America,
as
wel
las
to
some
extent
In
F.uro
.
L
Prensa
never
couiHed
the
-ost
whenever
It
became
necessary
to
get
a
sUrt-y.
That
was
by
no
means
rare.
Sometimes
pane;
were
cabled.
The
present
trouble
is
between
Pa
Prensa
ami
the
Argentine
liovernmenl..
Irlnce
Rupert
.in
the
early
summer
of
HK)9,
had
no'
been
Phone
Black
3!
We
do
All
Type,
n(
U-
ml
Itrmixlrlliii;
;me,
lor
I
haven
t
pariicuiariy
Mayor
Cuts
His
Salary
to
$1
VANCOUVER
The
city
council
has
reduced
Mayor
Fred
Hume's
salary
to
$1
a
year
at
the
request
of
the
mayor.
T.O.
lUtx
731
PiiiM
Rr
!
noted
the
stuffiness.
I
M.7
imp-ession
Ls,
both
from
j
what
I
have
seen
aboard
this
jshio
and
o
mv
two
last
visi
I
to
Fnpland,
that
the
Kngli'-h
are
j
definitely
changing
their
cur.-
look
nwa
d
th
outside
wo-l
!
and
changing
it
very
much
for
the
better.
They
seem
to
be
less
shv
thna
ficient
and
modern,
but
with
show
off
ornamentation.
The
change
in
salary
necessl-
quite
tamed.
The
town
was
full
tated
a
bylaw
amendment
which
of
yoolh.
ambition,
impulse
j
places
$7499
of
the
$7500
salary
gvnerosity
and,
generally
sptut-
j
into
the
city's
general
revenue
ing,
lore
of
life.
No
one
ever
ran
'
fund.,
1
from
a
fight.
It
was
usually
the
j
'
The
money
will
be
turned
over'
"the
rway
around.
Rarely
was!
to
charities.
j
there
a
dull
or
stupid
clay
in
j
!
court
.
Lawyers
needed
thUr
.
e'ViJ
they
used
to
be.
The
snobs
are
not
quite
"
snobbpsh
as
the-1?
Ice
Arena
Poll
Gurney
"Kitchen
Tested"
Gas
Ranges
Spcciolly
designed
for
"ROCKGAS"
once
were.
The
others,
who
are
the
vast
majority
by
the
wa"
For
combination
arena
107
are
not
nearly
so
eservtd
an
llor
skatinij
rink
only
7
standoffish
as
thev
used
to
t
I
Vor
cnrlin?
irk
only
'
LATEST
PARK
I
brief
cases
for
therj
was
plenty
The
Fundy
National
Park
in
to
think
about.
William
Mansun.
New
Brunswick
was
the
most
re-
now
living
in
Vancouver,
and
cently
opened
of
20
national
,
then
government
agent,
was
firsi
The
Indians
aboard
this
shio
,$250,000
project
80
notice
the
difference,
and
com-1
$75
000
project
..
40
parks
in
Canada.
I
magistrate.
In
subsequent
years
Th
cleon,
efficient
.
it
I
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OF
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AND
EXPENDITURE
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Year
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(trantH
Basic
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.
'
Dormitory
and
Boarding
Vocational
Trttosportutiim
AilUitmus
und
Reconstruction
Buildings
Equipment
Niplit
Hrlionl
61.567
79
42
OO
1
239H6
1.
948.74
8
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89
751
ft
172
80
1
141,279.10
&
w,.
74.(137
13
id
.
.
4perallim
JuniUjr
and
EnKineer
Salaries
15
25
3:1
SaiAU
aiK
EiiKineer
Supplies
17ti7ft
Liffhl.
Power.
Water.
Fuel
UtrxA'.M
Insurance.
Rentals.
Other
6
OuH
32
ReMlrs
nrt
Mulnlenaii.e
BUY
NO
Oilier
Revenue
Tuition
Pees
Rentals
Kule
of
Assets
.
.
.
.
Nlht
Schools
F'ees
MifiCellnneons
13,365
56
6:8
68
320
Uf
670.00
407
Of,
The
Proper
Approach
)RINCE
RUPERT'S
ice
arena
project
is
now
i
being
approached
in
the
common-sense
manner.
Elsewhere
in
the
Daily
News
today,
it
is
announced
that
a
quick
canvass
of
the
whole
city
will
be
undertaken
this
week-end
to
ascertain
if
the
people
really
want
an
ice
arena
and
how
much
they
are
willing
to
put
up
to
establish
and
maintain
it.
This
follows
up
the
suggestion
made
by
the
Daily
News
when
the
ice
arena
idea
wa?
revived
a
few
weeks
ago
that
the
financial
aspects
of
the
undertaking
should
be
carefully
considered
before
anything
else.
That
there
is
a
good
deal
of
favor
for
an
ice
arena
in
Prince
Rujiert
is
evidenced
by
the
recent
poll
in
the
Daily
News.
In
addition
to
those
who
answered
the
poll,
there
are
also
many
who
have
been
talking-up
the
ice
arena
for
years.
The
most
of
these
enthusiasts
will,
no
doubt,
be
ready
to
back
up
their
talk
with
their
cash.
The
measure
of
support
expressed
through
the
fiuestionnaires
to
he
circulated
this
week-end
will
decide
whether
or
not
the
project
will
proceed.
Talk
i,
cheap.
Now
we
shall
see
who
is
going
to
put
up
the
cash
or
let
George
do
it.
Clrouiids
W:n:es
and
supplies
BiilldlnKs
Wi!e
and
Supplies
4.U4.U6
Equipment
Wapes
and
Supplies
I.
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15
421
89
J5f
5
mm
93
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
WASHERS
With
pump
Total
Revenue
(237.H1B4B
Excess
of
Exrjendlture
over
Revenue
for
the
year
ended
December
31st,
195U
6.048
73
Auxiliary
Kervleen
11,-aith
Irrn-iiory
and
Bonrdinff
Evense
Oilier
.
1,2(17
9
140
00
38
54
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
DELUXE
REFRIGERATORS
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
DELUXE
RANGES
Iiehl
Service
Sinking
Fund-
Prlnrlpal
-Interest
I)
119
90
7.304
00
3
:;2
90
fonveyance
of
Pupils
.Vmtract
Expr-n!1
f'rlfs4
Aerounf
Kites
New
Building
59
20
7.475
00
Iteconstrui
Hon
and
Addlilons
to
Buildings
20
124
06
Efpllpment
351.02
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT
Northern
B.C.
Power
(
-
3f)
909
27
(243.803
22
(243.603
22
Total
Expenditure
Stotement
"B"
I
St'"
Prince
flupi'rt
Phone
210
After
unloading
one
csr
I'ad
Luga!d
Campbell
of
Canadian
of
frozen
salmon
and
two
car
Luiotype
Co.
arrived
in
the
city
loads
of
halibut,
the
freivhtr
on
the
Prince
George
today
from
"Sidney,"
Cant.
Osmund
H-ndr-
Vancouver,
being
here
on
one
of
son,
returned
yesterday
to
K-l-
'his
periodical
business
trips.
He
chikan.
I
wul
return
south
tomorrow
night.
W
ALLACE
ZoJatt
Plmrm
iaae
for
re
a
i
"For
ye
are
bought
with
a
pr'u.:
therefore
glorify
God
in
your
body
and
in
your
spirit,
which
ar
God'("
I
Cor.
6:20
HOURS:
STATEMENT
OF
RECEIPTS
ANI)
DISRURSEMENTS
For
tht?
Year
Endl
I-rfmfier
Ist,
Y.K,tt
HKrcirtft
f,
r
I
X
B
f
n
f:
M
F.
T
M
Reveftue
Hnmnt
Revenue
Ian
per
Statement
"B")
(231
.81
(9
Sale
of
Bond
I60W
JrperKlif
urea
(as
per
Statement
"B")
(243.683
22
(2S7
7I8
4W
(243.683
22
Add
Accounts
Receivable.
December
31.
1949
14.123
M
.
.
(f
Aecmirrfs
Payable
December
31,
1949
3
50
(251
s
m
i
nednrt
Accmmtji
Receivable,
Decemher
31,
1950
5.2
K
43
.
(243,6(16
2
T77T"
1art
Aeeormta
Payable
December
31,
1950
10
50
(24fl,fi23
45
Deduct
Bank
Overdraft
December
31,
1949
.
.
W.733
fr
'
I.e.
Cash
on
Hand
December
31,
1949
h
tm
(243.650.22
2,727
9
444
Carh
on
Wand
and
at
Bank
December
31,
1950...
23
9
24
,243
,895
40
(apl.a.
Account
Sale
of
Debentures
(
7
octft
flO
l
upttil
Aermmf
'
Premium
on
Sale
of
Debentur
I,5(r7
5
Accrued
Interest
on
Sale
of
Debentures
...
39
4r
PafmerrM
re-
rlldlnr
under
Consiructlon
(247.69149
Advances
from
City
of
Prince
Rrrpert
133,121
89
Ke
rXnik
Overdraft
Decen,ler
31,
I9M).
.
46
619
38
Bank
Interest
r.',
.
:
423
201872
II
201.072
11
(444
97f7
(444
967
57
Statement.
"C"
i
R
O
l.ARriR.
Chairman
of
School
Board.
M
Wtrf.H.
Kerretary-Treasiirer.
'Kr.ll
AN
MKit.uri
H
Ai
cp
,
Chartered
Account.ant-s.
WEEK
DAYS:
Broadway
Cafe
V
a.""
p
H
O
N
E
7
9
SUNDAYS:
Best
Food
3
12
Noon
o
Finest
Cooking
Hours:
7
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
-Phone
200
For
take
home
orders
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STREET
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