Prince
Rupcil
Daily
News
Thursday,
November
2!),
1951
missjon,
nt
the
expiration
of
the
Therefore,
it
Is
my
firm
belief
v,iai..
present
frantlilse
now
held
by
that
if
negotiations
could
be
aimer
an
?
"""fO
n
,
the
Northern
British
Columbia
kept
on
a
competitive
level,
the
sms
ul
ii
pWi
;
Power
Co.
Ltd.,
to
supply
power
city
would
be
in
a
more
advan-
"je
JV.
to
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert,
taueuus
position
to
secure
a
bet-
sanitati
1"low
l!nt
b,
upon
such
terms
as
may
be
mu-
ter
deal,
either
through
the
B.
c.
au'hwit!?
m
'Jur.
'
tually
agreed
upon
by
the
coun-
Power
Commission
or
any
other
Uic
caui
,0
"ro
ka-
cil
and
the
said
Commission
and
private
concern.
w,
u:s
"I
'iiM,!
approved
by
the
electors?"
notj
ALD.
MICHAEL
KRUEGEII
,.s
TJ
i"''i
'to
C
became
1
favor
the
Northern
1
.
TrfJ
fig
I
V
1
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Vr
4
,
.
.
.
-
-
Mil
ERBOX
a.
c..
fower
co.
ur
uwi
x
uw-
tuiiur
,
Whetho
"'w
th
verely
wun
uie
ruvvui
wuiuu
sion
than
with
the
Northern
approve
of
the
B.
C.
Poiver
Com-
;
Dai'y
News:
first
with
l"e
.
r"I'alea
B.
C.
Power
company
or
ooea
mission,
but
lor
uie
loiiowms
inaiiK
you
lor
printing
iy
,
piigU(
the
Power
Commission
nave
reasons:
1
let
tci
but
very
sorrv
that
vou
diri
..
...
l,ls
spreui
POWER
QIESTION
Editor,
Daily
News,
Re
articles:
"Who
Will
Supply
the
Power."
After
reading
reports
of
council
meetings
I
still
don't
know
cmwi-al
men
who
can
meet
an
.
,
,u.
n,.
niu,.o
uhi
'
nnl.
mil.
in
the
truth
I
wml.
.
.
."n
UMir
h..riJ
'
:
emergency
any
better?
Certain-'
tne
cit
seoing
a
tender
it
regarding
our
own
people
refits-
di'l,.h1'
the
ies
in
J
i..
...Kt
11
mart
nf
what
.
.
'
.
.
.
.
-
i
I.,..
I
ty
lium
c
Bhoii
rt
niir
ne
OUL
in
llie
UU.M-
imk
iu
nuic
uic
uuayci.
ana
ii
how
the
pleolscite
will
be
word-!
occurs
elsewhere
w
h
e
r
e
the.y
of
consiuering
one
tender
!
also
regarding
looking
up
the
Qf
whu,
!
?c0ple
e
s
only
as
this
referendum
seeks
1
Scripture
references
on
drink,
i
crobM
mo
a,""i
to
do.
It
would
be
better
that
j
I
would
appreciate
It
very
;
We
have
V
fc
negotiations
from
any
other
1
much
though
if
you
would
put
In
I
ure
on
the
ed.
Power
Commission
operates,
it
As
far
as
I
can
see,
we
are
has
difficulties
equally
as
great
asked
if
we
want
the
Power
I
as
those
which
may
occur
here.
Commission,
not:
"Are
you
in!
I
can't
see
the
Government
favor
of
continuing
with
the
spending
a
million
dollars
to
present
Northern
B.
C.
Power
improve
the
service
without
Company?"
or
"Are
you
in
fa-
'
strong
pressure
from
big
busi-vor
of
asking
the
B.
C.
Power
ness.
Do
any
think
If
they
took
company
or
companies
De
nisii-
a
cunrcuuu.
wneie
1
reierrea
ti(.s
an(j
7
"
h
tuted
during
the
same
interval
to
the
merchants
commercial-
nrerntion
T
,nls
'o
tske
so
that
the
city
would
be
in
a;h,lng
Christmas,
you
omitted
is
criminal
'8,aarii
Dasition
to
maintain
its
bargain-
Christmas,
making
my
statement
1
t,
,
hie
rights
throughout
the
ne-
1
without
sense
or
reason.
I
trust
'
al,'
,
.1,1.
u
are
nwru
Commission
to
take
over
and
this
over
that
they
would
P"
1
gotjaUng
period.
When
ncgoti-4-
j
you
will
do
this
as
it
has
been
:
elminaU.
t
tm"
"
of
to
ae
suddIv
us
with
electric
enerev
ud
large
sums
money
tions
have
been
completed
wlthi
btuut
ht
to
my
attention
by
more
;
the
autho
authentic
iti
:
..,.,
all
parties
concerned,
then
tiie
than
one
who
read
It.
velop
this
power
even
if
they
Are
we
still
a
democracy,
or
Jou,,d
a
new
metd
"f
put
infK
do
some
aldermen
think
dicta-
tors
have
the
oest
system
and
a'10'1"
,"
the
,long
have
if
I
results
of
these
negotiations!
a.
THOMSON.
should
be'submllled
to
the
elec-1
W'H
be
tcxi
Ui
Ui
,
ferinz
public?
If,
as
they
give
their
voters
no
choice?
imi.
Thomson
is
original
letter
.
v
had.
to
be
cut
down
in
the
in-
i
JlaKU
starts,
RpmPmw
tercst
of
brevity.-Ed.l
S
vc"'
"
'
belter
than
c,:
tors
for
their
consideration
and
study.
Only
when
this
has
been
done
can
they
be
in
a
position
to
intelligently
judge
whether
already
Intimated,
they
cannot
give
as
cheap
a
service,
why
stick
our
necks
out
and
ask
for
a
more
costly
service?
w
I"!
.'ure
that
,h.
Will
this
be
taxpayers
only
or
will
all
voters
have
a
vote
on
this
issue?
After
the
Government's
pa.st
performance
with
the
Liquor
Control
Board
and
B.
C.
Hos
they
favor
that
the
B.
C.
Power
I
have
been
a
property
holder,
Commis.sl0n
supply
them
witn
r
"
Jare
ol
tlic
11
i"S
r.icRa.
If
there
is
a
mas,
m
1
for
rcetir.,ti
..
FEARS
1'I.AGI
E
F.IO.M
RATS
Ed'toi
Daily
News:
The
failure
ui:
in
of
viir
the
local
mini
aui
audi
ana
usei
ui
uttunc-e
iui
nflwer
or
not
years.
2.
Should
the
council
and
the
pital
Insurance,
I
am
really
u-
1
u'nn'd
U
U
hM
deal
effectively
with
'
ta
I
would
not
like
10
jump
out
B.
C.
Power
Commission
urnve
critics
to
afraid
to
give
them
another
.
,in..,n
,,
'he
rat.
menatv
at.
the
city
dump
chance
to
their
lack
of
prove
Bcfore
being
Mked
t0
vole
on
at
a
mutual
agreement
and
this
agreement
subsequently
be
not
fills
me
with
rlsgust
and
alarm
It
is
now
two
years
since,
undi
Glazed
Street
the
presidentship
of
Martin
n.
a
n
"uam
this
I
think
we
should
be
as-
regard
of
the
public
once
they
d
t
worse
have
the
authority
to
go
ahead.
h
befure
If
my
memory
serves
me
cor-
UNENLIGHTENED.
rectly,
the
Power
Commission
s
representative
(Mr.
Westonl
told
1
the
council,
after
a
complete
I
KKl'EGKK'S
STAND
survey,
that
the
Commission
had
Editor,
nam
uanm
Stuart,
a
strong
letter
was
sent
to
the
council
drawing
attention
to
the
rat
menace
at
the
dump
and
urging
action.
As
far
as
I
i
.,
-...
;
;-,
)
,
,
-
.
li...,.,,
1
.
i
.
J
;
approved
by
the
electors
the
city
would
then
be
placei
in
the
embarrassing
position
of
having
to
open
negotiations
with
the
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
or
any
other
Company.
These
same
companies,
knowing
what
had
transpired
previously
from
the
negotiations
with
the
B.
C,
I
.
...
tv.
1:
.
1
n,ria.c
ot
lhD
P.onpral
ASKPmhlV
of
the
Early
this
morning
mt
...lh..
(tl
1
n
I
.
i.wi
Kuutri,
luimmg
noa
un-l
irry
ariVlng
Or
WalKi-
done
so
the
ratepayers
are
at
the
chance
ol
sliding
can
l
not
been
able
to
supply
power
Daily
News,
at
as
low
a
rate
as
that
charged
I
voted
ag.ilnst
the
bylaw
mcii'y
o
i.uiy
piagtie
mm
is
car-
control,
as
,?11
as
exper
vftn.1lJini0
li
miVikJ
A-",
miiuumu
v..e,i
-
.United
Nations
in
Paris
listen
to
an
address
dur.nt
:
session.
From
right
to
left,
in
front
row,
'
are:
External
Affairs
Minister
Pearson,
pencil
in
hand;
T.
A.
Stone,
Canadian
minister
to
1'.
"Sweden;
Senator
J.
R.
Hurtubise;
Mrs.
R.
J.
Mar
hall
of
Toronto
and
Maurice
Bourget,
Liberal
'
MP
for
Levis.
The
other
two
men
are
from
the
Ch
loan
delegation.
Second
row,
left
to
right,
J.
B.
Parkinson
of
Finance
Department;
R.
M.
f.,acdonell,
minister
at
the
Canadian
Embassy
in
Power
Commission,
could
profit
1
ried
by
rats
by
the
Northern
B.
C.
Power
which
will
submit
the
following
!
severe
ians
ere
.
history
of
the
but
Inter
in
the
day,
.,
from
that
experience
and
capi-
we
read
In
Company
and
this
still
exists
as
referendum
to
the
electors
at
shown
bv
recent
comparisons,
'the
elections
to
be
held
on
De-italli.e
on
It,
and
the
city
wouici;
Great
P.ague
of
London
and
the
condilnrm
became
m.ri
Nations
Paris,
and
D.
M.
Johnson,
permanent
Canadian
Jrlegate
tc
the
U
N.
This
is
a
United
Are
there
any
here
who
think
ctmoer
13:
"Are
you
in
favor
of
be
compelled
to
deal
with
them
i
wholesale
declination
of
the
light
frost
had
foflov
the
elements
will
deal
less
se-
I
requesting
the
B.
C.
Power
Com-'
on
their
terms,
not
ours.
'population.
At
the
time
the
during
the
night.
1
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PHOTO
1
JJ1IULV.
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jll'
y
tj
A
carcass
of
Lamb
in
your
MUTTON
A
carcass
of
Mutton
in
your
LOCKER
nt
seSjI
tsiy
lb.
T.
But
.
.
.
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at
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'
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In
Appreciation
of.
YOU
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Patronage
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Offer,
You
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Followinv:
On
Our-lWthday
Friday,
Saturday
And
Monday
1
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PLANT
Us
Now
Folks
FKOSTY
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are
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select
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weight
60
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59c
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Cut
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Legs
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-
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3
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9c
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pckage
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LB.
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