INDEPENDENT
PET
dog
on
the
premise
CAPETOWN
After
thieves
j
lowed
the
animal
hi
raided
a
factory
police
found
a
rested
three
men
f0
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Rupert
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every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
WARM
WINTER
CLOTHES
BOYS'
ALL
WOOL
PANTS
MYZ
!MH4UKAKF..1S
Henvy
weight
pure
wool
pants
sUei.
Just
rl(;ht
f,
11
Regular
$5.50.
weather.
Reg.
t0
j5-5
Now
$3.95
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WOOL
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KT.,,
Now
v.....
suit
u,.lt
oW.
per
r
sen
iur
a.i.
i-'
LONDON.
I
have
one
.
MKN'S
AI.I,
WOOL
SOX
cnod
working
sox.
fru
m
pal-
impression
or
a
cnange
in
fc
!
1
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I
.
.
.
'
J
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S"-'
Jb.i
2j,
v:':..t-I
the
ceneral
British
mooa
ti
w?
t
i
r
il.
'js8r:ai:..-:
i
1
'J
l-
since
I
was
here
18
months
hop
and
ave
nt
ago:
ihere
is
less
evident
anti-American
sentiment
than
there
ivag
in
1949.
Nowadays
a
Canadian
does
r
';
f.&:
x,rf'X
,'b:
.t-i'
City's
Worst
Need
LOUD
screams
for
help
in
the
housing
problem
ere
being
raised
in
Prince
Rupert.
Joining
in
the
'
r
riis
are
the
city
council,
Chamber
of
Commerc?-,
"dical
health
officer,
the
press
and
numerous
organizations.
and
companies.
.
;It
looks
now
as
if
definite
progress
were
being
made.
The
need
was
pointed
out
strikingly
to
the
housing
commissioner
when
he
visited
here,
last
fall.
Althoueh
he
could
not
nromise
anvthintr.
he
said
not
have
to
ward
off
dirty
looks
Vjfgji
FISHERMEN
.
.
MAHOGANY
AND
CRYSTAL
The
dining
room
of
Laurler
House,
left
to
the
nation
by
the
late
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King,
U
one
of
mahnzany'atid
ery.stul.
The
house
will
bj
opened
to
the
public
us
u
National
Historic
lte.
iCP
PHOTO)
Canadian,
not
a
Yank."
I
In
our
first
week
here
in
1949,
my
wife
and
I
met
hurt
Ameri-ans
who
told
us
that
they
could
not
drop
Into
pubs,
which
they
lad
known
In
World
War
Two
days,
without
having
somebody
ant
to
take
a
Jtock
at
them
because
of
Coca-Cola
or
the
Ray,
For
complete
overhaul
of
your
High
Speed
Gasoline
Engine,
see
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
We
have
Die
trained
mechanics
and
specialized
equipment
to
perform
this
work
for
you
.
.
.
efficiently
and
economically.
To
avoid
delay
this
spring
when
the
ru:h
i.
on,
let
us
have
that
job
now.
25
YEARS
AGO
January
2r,
1926
Hope
for
the
limber
Industry
for
the
north
is
in
the
pulp
and
MiPi.i
business,
uccording
to
a
statement
by
H.
R.
MacMillaii
of
Vancouver
at
the
Rotary
Club
lunclnon
yeslerdav.
IZfU
Marshall
Plan.
The
Marshall
Plan
days
are
over,
so
far
as
Britain
Is
concerned.
That
may
b
or
may
not
be
the
answer
to
the
less
obvious
British
reserve
toward
Am
Inquiry
On
Aluminum
WASHINGTON
IAP)
Representative
Tollef.son
Ci-Washi
posed
a
series
of
questions
for
Charies
E.
Wilson,
defense
mobilization
director,
concerning
"a
rumored
proposal
to
expend
United
States
funds
for
the
con
emtniicei
i
Rupert
Motors
Limited
ericans.
.
I
Forty
years
ago
"the
nicht"
Anyway,
the
change
seems
and
tnat'i
a
pretty
lung
way
baclt
real.
I
lusty
lads
and
lasses
gathered
0O0
1
In
the
roomy
dining
hail
of
the
EVERY
TIME
I
turn
on
the
Hotel
Central
over
at
First
and
television
set
In
my
hotel
room
Seventh
to
assist
mine
host
Peter
In
addressing
Hvj
1026
city
council
at
its
opening
meeting
last
ni;'ht,
Mayor
Newton
wel-'
dined
two
new
numbers
to
the
board
Aid.
Joseph
Greer
and
Aid.
V.
J.
Greer.
struction
of
an
aluminum
p.a
r.
r
I
see
and
hear
Oeneral
Ike
B.ack
and
the
house
In
salutin-;
ln
Canada."
t'jnada."
(The
proposed
aiuminum
de
Eisenhower
telling
the
British
Robert
Burns.
A
lew
are
lH't,
he's
glad
to
be
back
among
old
yet
not
so
many,
friends.
I
Ike
la
what
I
call
an
English-1
Time
indeed
marshes
on
and
man's
American.
That
is,
he
40
years
hence,
like
enough,
the
rings
true.
There's
nothing
ceremony
set
for
January
2
j
will
phoney
about
General
Ike.
j
be
performed
all
over
again.
For
You
know
what
we
in
Canada
on
that'
date
in
1911
there
was
think
about
the
Canuck
who
a
dinner.
Manv
a
name,
lamiliar
velopment
in
the
Kitimaal
ujvli
of
British
Columoia
ru.s
com'..-under
fire
in
Alaska.
Published
reports
in
Alaska
have
said
th?
Canadian
project
will
kno:k
am.,
for
the
present
at
least,
a
pj.;-sible
project
at
Skyway.)
1
Settlement
of
danuuvosi
in
the
first
Prince
Rupert
Suruce
Mills
lire
November
14
him
been
reached
in
the
sum
of
approximately
!
$220,000.
while
here
that
he
was
convinced
of
Prince
Rupert's
immediate
need
for
housing
and
asked
the
city
council
to
gather.
pertinent
factual
information
for
submission
to
government
departments
concerned.
That
information
has
been
gathered
and
placed
before
the
proper
authorities.
The
next
move
is
up
to
the
provincial
and
Dominion
governments.
Will
Prince
Rupert
receive
governmental
assistance
with
its
housing
problem,
or
will
it
not?
That
is
the
burning
question
facing
the
city
today.
Unfortunately,
costs
of
small
scale
building
operations
in
Prince
Rupert
appear
to
make
it
unprofitable
for
people
to
build
a
few
rental
houses.
The
mass
building
of
houses,
such
as
is
suggested
under
the
Dominion-provincial
scheme
now
under
consideration,
would
make
it
feasible
to
brinp
in
heavy,
high-priced
equipment
to
help
lower
building
costs.
That
is
why
it
is
so
important
that
the
scheme
go
through.
Continued
representations
from
companies
interested
in
finding
proper
accommodation
for
their
employees
and
from
organizations
anxious
to
see
the
townspeople
living
in
decent
surroundings
cannot
but
keep
the
problem
before
the
administrators.
To
all
ow
interest
to
cool
down
now
would
be
fatal.
Now
is
the
time
for
action
as
much
as
it
was
when
the
scheme
was
first
attempted.
Continued
loud
screams
must
be
heard
by
those
in
power.
And
any
practical
move
that
can
be
made
locally
to
meet
the
situation
is
much
to
be
commended.
In
a
letter
Toiief.son
made
comes
over
here
to
England
and
enough
then,
ha.
gone
to
join
1
public
he
asked
the
tlirejior
10
YEARS
AGO
in
a
mailer
oi
monins
acquires
me
iiara.
Kven
the
Central,
wun
i
mese
questions:
a
faked
British
accent
which
is
its
open
fireplace
and
yarning
j
i.
Does
the
project
entail
right
out
of
this
world.
I
would
chair
boarders,
has
vanished.1
construction
of
a
power
dam
not
trust
such
a
creature
as
tar
Just
a
vacant
coiner
and
mem-
and,
if
so,
would
not
the
same
as
I
could
hear
mm.
l
don
t
ones
January
25,
1941
j
Much
iju'ic
ir't'st
lc
developing
ln
thv
practice
air
raid
alarm
which
will
take
place
during
mid-afternoon
Sunday
at
an
undisclosed
time.
ixpendilure
fill
the
same
requirements
if
made
in
the
Unit-
FOOTHILLS
"HARD"
ALBtRTA
TELKWA
'
TOM.
IN
AI.I.
SIZES
Lump
.
.
.
Cobble
.
.
.
Egg
Nut
and
Stoker
PHONE
651
For
Immediate
Delivery
Each
day
a
little
longer
and
ed
States?
wonder
that
our
Canadian
boy3
rebelled
at
such
talk
from
the
quarter-decks
of
Canadian
Navy
ships.
Well,
the
British
are
something
like
that
about
Americans.
They
like
a
real
American
who
looks
like
an
American,
thinks
like
an
that
much
the
closer
to
day-
.
Would
such
an
aluminum
light
saving
unless
the
people
piant
compete
with
U.S.
Industry
of
the
north,
wiiere
there
will
ttfter
the
present
emergency
is
soon
be
little
except
daylight,
0Ver?
Many
are
taking
advantage
of
the
good
skating
on
the
ice
sheets
3.
use
their
heads
and
a
bit
of
de
termination.
ii
construction
ot
a
power
mj
Lake
Oliver,
Morse
Creek
and
dam
Is
Involved,
what
plans,
if
olner
ponds
brought
on
by
the
any,
are
unuer
consioeraiion
Ior
ni.isent
cold
snao
There
ccme
times
when
pos-
the'protecUon
flshery
re
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
C
American,
and
talks
like
an
American,
and
not
like
a
leftover
and
re-warmed-up
Englishman.
oOo
THE
BRITISH
profoundly
dis
JVJUll.eSI'
.u-
u
I
.
Miss
E.
I
Regarding
the
latter
nuestiun.
KLII.DING
SI
TPI.1ES
M'.MIWK
M.
Earl
left
on
last
train
for
Brockvllle,
iiuuugu,
nai-iruu
ui
ice
tu
play
hockey
or
curl
on,
Is
much
less
ccstly
in
this
neck
of
the
mas-
Tiiofr
.Mki,.iii.
evenings
Ontario,
to
visit
a
sister
who
is
cem
was
whether
the
dam
would
'be
built.
th.
Fmser
River
i
HI.
She
will
return
via
Vancou-
trust
the
American
brass
hat
of
keg,
L11C
lVJ.aunil.JlUI
1-jriJC.
fui
-
D..1I1..U
Ul.
-
ill
.1-.
...
VfT
before
the
tide
was
changed
so
Twenty-five
millions
spent
at
"
u.e
v,as....ls-
several
t
I
11..
l
Vnmn
nlmn.)
(ho
Prlnno
HimBi-t
anrt
tho
orn
nlnu.
ku"
lu"B-t-JMIIlun
haia
Olof
Hanson,
M
P.
for
Skeena,
ittraL
i
;
z":x::r;
"
mmion.
of
dollars
have
been
Wliuie
Oill-iail
picJVi
w
an
naiuuia
""-"
jiicxiv
"
ui
nuiiuicuii
.1u1.un.uo
ui
u.
lycx
-
cnoni
k
thic
,,t
nftpr
srienii
UK
a
lew
aavs
in
me
I
of
what
they
called
"MacArthur-
sons
tor
years
should
warrant
"""
.
in
"J
rel
t
ab
;
,,,,
litating
7.
the
"
Fraser
.
city,
k'
,f,
It
b
hv
l
last
ist
evenings
evenines'
train
ism."
By
this
they
meant
such
expectation
that,
by
the
time
the
things
as
flying
to
Formosa
to
plant
at
Watson
Island
stands
J.
"
-
kiss
the
hand
of
Madame
Chiang
complete
and
open
tor
ousiness,
,;
1
Kai-shek,
and
other
actions
and
dwellings
here
will
not
be
scarce.
"os;cfrtd'n,y
mu
'
th'ir
"
ld
conceivably
be
fur
k.f
attitudes
which
the
restrained
o.
Hc.v,,0
nniHBrH
not.
onlv
John
Fisher,
the
Runrinv
alter-
nau8ht
"
Power
dam
"re
con-
Run-down,Wor(vout
Weak
Women!
er
'
i
'i
on
the
Fra-ser
Riv-r,
ham-acting
but
recklessly
pro-
noon
broadcaster,
slams
in
vocative
forthright
style
the
financial
wilhou(t
ash
ladclf,1's
and
other
They
have
never
felt
that
way
power
and
prestige
of
North
P'ulecUve
"evlc"'
about
General
Ike.
They
have
America
and
that
goes
for
each
1
him
clearly
classified
as
a
darn
side
of
the
border,
except
the'
WELL
MATCHED
i
Get
Rich,Red
Blood
Put
Vigor
in
"Life
Stream"
Conscription
Still
Hot
who
have
been
pondering
on
what
means
THCSE
are
best
and
most
effective
for
the
raising
of
the
armed
forces
that
all
agree
are
necessary
for
the
security
of
Canada
will
note
with
interest
what
Major
General
Cl.'R.
I'earkes,
V.C.,
M.P.,
has
to
say
on
the
subject.
Recognized
as
a
sound
and
realistic
military
man
who
knows
what
he
is
talking
about,
Gen.
Pearkes,
according
to
dispatches
yesterday,
says
that,
while
the
volunteer
system
is
unfair
and
outdated,
it
would
not
be
opportune
to
introduce
conscription
at
this
time.
Gen.
Pearkes
must
have
good
reason
for
making
ilt-ud
Hum
liv"
U'
,sirfnt
'
liK-Ku
Iron
hh-iUhI
tii-cf
iit
'l'li..ii"Jint1
iwiMth'fty
or
llicli
lrtu
itTVt.
x
hiiiu
n-:irr,.
Iinr
(l.tn.ir
i-r
...I,.
tJM-
Tr
lMti-p,
-Ionic-
Yntl
';m
t1!
your
I
idt.
!
fur
M-i.
ui
um-ic-
it
mt
ii
Mi.ilJkH
in
bli
-l!.-l-.i-'til:iitl
MANCHESTER.
Knelnnd
'(P
Two
city
councillors
from
adjoining
Manchester
wards
should
work
well
together.
Their
sue-
names
are
Lamb
and
Onions.
i
is
!tV
"t-l
tii.illll.
K"l'.
IKfVim.
j
.
.U"
good
soldier
who
hates
war
like
ea::t.
It's
had
its
day,
he
says,
hell.
Therefore,
they
don't
think
New
York,
Philadelphia,
Chl-that
Ike
Is
over
here
to
get
them
ta;;o,
Montreal,
Toronto
can
dic-into
any
trouble
that
can
be
tate
no
longer.
Today,
it's
way
avoided.
out
ln
the
vast
southwest
and
0O0
i
northwest
that
enterprise
Is
ex-
THE
TELEVISION
clearly
pandmg.
Exultantly,
he
hails
showed
Britons,
though,
that
population
and
enterprise.
Oeneral
Ike
U
not
yet
winning
the
Second
Battle
of
the
Bulge.
.
.
No
matter
how
erect
he
Cllin6SC
FOCC
We
Will
Do
Your
PRESSING
While
You
Wait
!
!
vmm
?s?
leaves
DeLuxe
Pressing
&
Repot
stands,
Ike
can
t
mae
irom
me
Phone
Green
1K4
Directly
across
from
new
l-iuu"
such
a
statement
when
so
many
other
members
of
Uetalhat
"mw
Evading
Charg
his
Progressive
Conservative
party
and
some
ot
aged
pauncn
,
VANCOUVER
.
((0unn
j
T.nup.
But
ike
nas
me
nappy
gin
01
wcaahy
Chinese
Importer,
today
being
able
to
laugh-
at
himself.
lg
facl
150
charge
of
evatUns
Thus,
after
a
10-minute
speech
Iorelgn
Xchange
regulations,
for
radio
and
television,
he
re-
....
4R4
nnn
other
parties
too,
are
strenuously
advocating
compulsory
military,
service
without
delay.
Still
remains
the
problem
of
how
Canada's
armed
forces
are
to
be
quickly
brought
up-to
the
desired
and
necessary
strength.
f
wcv
marks
in
a
loud
aside:
I
He
was
arresled
on
nls
return
"Old
soldiers
have
a
tendency
rom
Hong
Rong
and
in
court
to
get
over-garrulous.
Ill
have
wag
remallded
lor
tw0
weeks,
to
watch
myself."
He
was
freed
on
ball
of
$150ou.
PolLce
said
he
carried
on
SO,
FOR
MY
MONEY,
General
1
fnr
,
.rnn!Sa:.tlmis
f
Ike
is
the
North
Atlantic
Pact's
lthout
per"mi.ssion
of
the
For-
best
bet.
1
,
Board
I
don't
think
anybody
over
on
B
d
,
m7
and
1948
this
side
of
the
Atlantic
Is
sure
t
rr'tplure
j-aiiage
for
Joclay
"Add
to
your
faith
virtue;
and
to
virtue
knowledge;
and
to
knowledge
temperance;
and
to
temperance
patience;
and
to
patience
godliness;
and
to
godliness
brotherly
kindness;
and
to
brotherly
kindness
charity."
2
Peter
1:5-7.
of
where
Uncle
Sam
is
goin?r.
ANCIENT
FORT
Obviously,
Uncle
Sam
himseir,
a
military
lort
was
built
on
St.
does
not
know,
for
right
now
the
Ann
Bay,
Cape
Breton
Island,
great
American
Republic
is
mak-1
by
Captain
Daniel
of
Dieppe,
I
lng
up
its
mind
in
anotner
one
j.'rance)
in
iG29
AIR
JUBILEE
STOCKHOLM
W-The
Swed
BEATS
MACHINE
TIMARU,
New
Zealand
'iff)
A.
of
those
ureat
Debates
wnicn
are
a
unique
feature
of
Ameri-
can
life.
V.
Robertson,
a
poulterer,
instai-
Winters
Here
Again
Don't
SKID
lsh
Air
Force"
this
year
is
observ
Daily
Health
Hint
lng
its
25th
anniversary.
Started
,
ied
a
new
chicken-plucking
ma-
As
between
.Truman,
Taft,
wun
a
sman
numoer
01
rrencn
.
c-j
aiirai
Hoover
ana
Acneson-pius-or-
Yourself.
1
X
and
German
planes
In
1926,
it
"
c
,
V,
,
,'
minus-MacArthur,
the
British
now
has
at
least
1000
modern
Tnen
he
u
found
ne
coula
00
rf
11
people
don't
know
whether
the
Serious
protein
deficiency
ln
planes,
mostly
purchased
from
I
faster
by
hand.
He
can
pluck
a
'
yanks
are
coming
or
getting
ready
to
hole
up
tfrl
pull
the
the
diet
can
result
ln
retarded
Britain
and
the
United
States.
I
large
fowl
in
15
seconds.
growth,
susceptibility
to
infec-
hole
ln
after
them.
YOU
CAN
GET
STUCK
TWO
WAYS
IP
YOU
BUY
THE
WRONG
TIRE
CHAINS
Let
us
help
you
select
the
kind
of
tire
protection
you
But
they
feel
sure
of
Ike.
Like
tion,
fatigue
and
other
ailments
the
late
great
Franklin
Roose-
A
day's
supply
for
the
average
based
nil
vmir
eni'
umip
firoc
VOlll'
(H'iviNK
luuy-iwtr
n
vviuen'orown
velt,
his
personality
is
wortn
person
can
be
obtained
in
tnree
more
than
an
army.
They
fig-
or
four
ounces
of
meat,
plus
milk
ure
he's
a
safe
man,
who
won't
and
eggs,
vegetables
and
fruit.
Come
in
today!
HUhTOuhum
And
Tender
Leaf
TEA
BAGS
are
TOPS
for
Convenience
and
Economy,
too!
Here,
at
last,
is
perfect
tea-making!
Little
top
leavei
of
finest
fragrant
Orange
Pekoe...
in
the
exact
quantity
for
each
brewing.
No
spilling,
no
specks,
no
messy
teapot
afterwardl
No
wonder
more
and
more
women
find
Tender
leaf
Tea
Bags
the
economical,
convenient,
gracious
way
to
serve
teat
Get
some
to-day.
Your
AUSTIN
and
STUDEBAKER
Deal"
fight
unless
he
has
to,
but
will
make
the
best
of
a
bad
job
if
he
must.
BOILS
Tor
Get
rid
of
unsightly
blfmitus
fant
I
Give
PIMPLIS
Superior
Auto
&
Body
Ser
EXPERTS
LAPSE
LEXDEN,
England
ffi
Guy
Roger
wag
fined
$30
for
careless
driving
and
another
$15
for
falling
to
stop
after
an
accident.
He
Is
a
driving
instructor
in
this
Essex
county
town
t
(iref"
Third
anil
Park
Avenues
them
a
Bpwdy
treatment
with
medicated,
antiseptic
tJr.
Chase'
Ointment.
Soothes
a
it
henls.
fiMc.
Large
size,
6
times
as
much,
$2.23.
DR.
CHASE'S
Antiseptic
OINTMENT
t
lit-