!
I
Hit
'
It
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
not
unknown!
the
editor
una'
(
large
und
smalt
but,
earn
mw,
tomarv
finwn.-Ur
would
skirmish
forth
'lug
car
l'arei.
TrafnV
from
lil;e
lL?x"'nt
.
and
do
valiant
service.
If
sub-j
around
McBrldv
Street
corners,
.
rcrurr&t
MW
bribers
were
not
actually
ab-
traffic
from
the
west
end,
and
lottes
a
f
ih(
K
Thursday,
October
4,
1931
orbing
trie
liuesi,
uiey
au
icust
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nnit-iu
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,
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,
...
n
'!.u
w"
i
np
nrv
rnstn
nun
i
.iu.-
Ht,
,
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
As
I
See
It
j
Cl'mort
sheets
were
readable
as
well
asj
lniormauve
ana
gave
owwuii.
Though
a
certain
standard
and
status.
I
takpn
no
a
census
has
been
one
knows
officially
Today
mey
are
missea.
;what
prln..e
RlnJert's
Douulatt.vn
n
independent
daily
newspaper
Gevoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
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of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
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Daily
Newspaper
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"S'-J"'
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
"
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Aveniif,
Prince
Rupert.
j
if.
The
general
impression
makHs
Some
womvn
don't
only
make
it
about
twelve
thousand.
And
good
wives,
but
pretty
good,
what's
that?
A
village.
Never-husbands.
too.
jthele.'s
If
all
who
wtish
to
came
i
It
s
like
1940-45
again!
Amid
storm?
of
elvers,
Winston
Churchill
smiles
on
Loudon
and
Liveipool
street
crowds
and
gives
uie
uctury
sign.
Try
ThisKE
POWDEH
BLIAO
here
could
find
suitable
shelter
anti
housing,
it
is
no
ovjt
-statement
to
liiedict
twentv
tfcni,,.
Election
liizzle
'
AND
UONT
JAY
WALK!
...Speed
up
Housing
LONDON.
Now
that
the
British
MP's
conference
on
world
government
The
junction
of
Second
Avenue
auii
ln
,
f,.w
yearf)
And
by
tnat
and
Second
Street
is
a
dier
UltK.
pelting
mnd
driviiM!
will
point
and
rapidly
becoming
be
a
separate
problem
by
itself
more
and
nrjre
so.
C.
A.
Bernvr's
remarks
In
this
connection
are
.
h&.MMafe-
Aft
ITY
is
well
advised
by
the
Chamber
of
THE
C
I
Comir
dead
right.
Cars
whiz
like
a
bat.""-
M.tOKt.
w
ou',
ol
Texas.
Traffic
Is
growing
Oi!
bearing
sands
reported
on
I
tlouLW
"1'k
"fc
RIGHT
1IKRK
IN
KIPEKT
i
A
woman
is
the
new
mayor
of
Ottawa
-and
ju't
now
her
offi-
;
t-ial
time
is
almost
exclusively
taken
up
with
preparing
to
re-
ive
1
nncess
and
Duke.
Ottawa
.ay-
it's
a
very
long
time
indeed
:
riT
Canada
has
seen
a
mayoralty
teat
occupied
by
a
woman.
;
liu'd'v
that!
It
steins
only
since
y:i-te'day
Prince
Ruuvrt
had
a
1
gracious
lady
mayor.
ommeree
to
pursue
with
a
minimum
of
delav
fast-to
and
from
the
Canadian
the
wvst
coast
of
Vancouver1
'MPRoVEnp'H
Union,
dally
trains,
daily
boats
Island.
Watch
out
for
the
cus-'
"i
Blt,rk
l
t
i
ding,
,
;
".
lis
over,
I
am
trying
to
'
collect
my
scattered
!
thoughts
after
my
first
i
week
back
in
this
country.
i
My
job
this
next
month
is
to
write
about
the
general
election
and
it
is
going
to
be
a
piu
zlin
task.
But
I
am
going
to
gel
HEADS
PRESS
CLUB
Mis.
.arjorie
Olivci,
London,
Or...
was
elected
president
of
the
Canadian
Women's
Press
Club
at
the
biennial
convention
in
haliiax.
Wcmeh
s
editor
of
the
London
Free
Press,
she
succeeds
Mrs.
Rita
Myers,
Vancouver.
(CP
PHOTO'
'
M
too,
!
double
.Z':
1.
more
sudur,-
around
'.he
country
iiicladins
Wales
and
Scotland.
-(
n'e
that
Labor
can
win.
The
British
have
their
own
But
the
strange
thin
is
that
quiet
way
of
doing
things,
and
the
Conservatives
(privately)
are
I
must
say
they
go
about
tins
just
about
as
cautious
as
Lab.u-
people,
ine
lories
really
do
ex
Often
do
you
hear
it
said
a
mining
camp
never
lasts
long,!
;mk1.
while
to
some
extent
this
tiuc.
there
are
vxrtpt'.oim.
.
Ptevart
is
on?.
In
yesterday's:
News
there
was
correspondence
lro-n
Stewart
and
it's
t.-en.like
that
for
umpteen
years.
Nothing:,
sensational,
but
just
enough
to
;
indicate
that
Portland
Canal
still
manages
to
maintain
com-
.
munit
life,
liberty
and
the
pur-
;
sui
of
happine-s.
IT'S
BEEN
MISSED
,
business
of
picking
their
government
with
an
ease
that
must
-
astonish
all
outsiders.
the
steps
leading
to
the
implementation
of
a
program
of
low
rental
housing
in
Prince
Rupert.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
nothing
will
be
permitted
to
delay
the
execution
of
the
special
agreement
designed
to
provide
50
new
housing
units
here.
V
We
do
not
think
that
there
need
be
undue
trepidation
about
being
unable
to
get
reasonable
"
bids.
And,
even
if
they
are,
high,
there
will
be
a
very-considerable
portion
of
the
new
industrial
population
here
who
"will
be
able
to
pay
substantial
rents
as
long
as
they
are
compatible
with
the
costs
which
should
be
ensured
under
the
government
scheme.
.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
it
is
coining
to
a
pass
where
housing
is
urgently
required
here
at
almost
any
price.
Certainly
we
cannot
go
on
without
housing
or
in
a
situation
where
there
are
not
enough
decent
houses
for
the
people
already
here
to
say
nothing
of
the
large
numbers
of
others
who
would
come
if
they
could
only
get
accommodation.
i
if
$
.
i
NEW
j
IMPROVED
m
WOOL.
Won.,,
pect
to
win.
and
say
so.
But
in
private
conversation
they
talk
of
"squeezing
through"
or
about
j
a
party
majority
of
around
20
j
to
25
seats.
THIS
1951
BRITISH
election
re-
!
minds
we
very
much
of
the
1948
U.S.
election
but
with
this
,
crucial
difference:
Mr.
Truman
j
was
about
the
only
man
in
U.S.
i
who
reaily
believed
that
he
i
ooud
w
in.
Here
I
cannot
find
i
anybody
who
thinks
and
feeis
I
I
Here
they
confine
their
active
campaign
to
less
than
lour
I
weeks.
In
Canada,
at
this
same
stage
in
an
election,
excitement
I
would
be
pretty
high.
But
here,
I
at
least
m
this
election,
you
dont
even
hear
the
subject
discussed
unless
you
yourself
deliberately
raise
the
question.
The
public
meetings
are
Just
start-iv.g
now.
Stewart
used
to
print
a
weekly
pnpei
two
in
fact.
It
was
read,'
alt
over
the
district,
and
digested
at
leisure.
If
there
was
no
live
!
news
during
s-:m
weeks
land
such
calamitous
happenings
are
COVERS
IN
ONE
COAT
ever
plaster,
wallpaper,
wallboard
or
kalsomine.
PAINT
A
ROOM
AND
MOVE
RIGHT
'orm
School-Age
Youth
FROM
WHAT
I
have
seen
and
"
iruman
aio.
Mr.
Attiee
may
1
heard
so
far.
however,
I
would
or
mav
nl
believe
he
can
win
stress
again
what
1
wrote
before
but-
"e
&
not
saying
much,
flying
over
from
Canada
name-
ad
certainly
not
DOING
much
;ly,
beware
of
taking
those
pub-;
to
stir
things
up.
He
figures
"lev
i
lie
opinion
polls
too
seriously,
-said
the
better."
I
They
snow
that
roughly
50
per
j
There
are
wheels
within
STEAMER
Prince
George
Lodies
and
Ge1
THE
United
States
is
urfiinp;
its
school-age
boys
and
girls
to'
'return
to
the
classroom.
I
cent
of
the
peop,e
say
they
pre-
wheels
in
this
election.
I
am
1
j
f
er
the
Conservatives,
and
that
'
convinced
that
a
considerable
I
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
;
about
40
per
cent
say
they
fa-
section
ol
the
Labor
party
wants
f
IN!
A
WASHABLE
FLAT
OIL
PAINT.
LOW
PRICED.
NINE
FLOWER-FRESH
PASTEL
SHADES
or
tint
your
own
with
BAPCO
TONERS.
!
UNG
i
the
tail:
j
220
Sixth
St
r.
j
vor
Labor.
But
even
m
the
short
th
Conservatives
to
win.
I
don
t
!
tune
since
the
election
was
an-
:
mean
the
Labor
job
holders
or
;
nounced
there
has
been
a
mark-
office
seekers.
But'
especially
led
trend
in
Labor's
lavor.
Now,
among
intellectuals,
radicals,
!
already
we
begin
to
see
the
same
pinks
there
is
this
outlook:
thing
operate
as
opeiated
in
the
Our
party
has
accomplished
!
!
1
1
and
Intermediate
Forts
i
i
Each
Thursday
j
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
I
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
I
I
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in-
u
-
p.
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!
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-
u
i;
i.
H
k
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
'
i
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
KUPEHT,
B.C.
;
1K48
election
in
the
U.S.
all
that
can
be
accomplished
in
I
j
When
people
have
nothing
at
this
"wave"
of
progress.
If
the
;
;
stake
they
give
out
quite
honest
Tories
win,
we
can
regroup,
gei.
offhand
opinions
whuh
may
oe
'stronger
leadership,
and
next1
':
quite
difltrent
than
the
verdict
time
really
win
for
real
social-
j
they
give
when
the
time
comes
ism.
!
that
they
must
vote.
We
saw
I
On
the
other
hand
you
have
'
that
happen
over
and
over
many,
many
business
men
who
i
again
in
Canada
in
the
era
oi
;
want
this
present
labor
and
i
Mackenzie
King
socialist
government
to
stay
in
I
Just
about
everybody
in
the
i
office,
for
in
many
cases
the
j
country
damned
King
up
hill
,
business
men
are
better
oil
than
j
and
down
dale
but
when
the
they
ever
were
beiore.
.
i.j
:
elections
rolled
around
they
i
But
I
personally
would
not
bet
:
voted
King
just
the
same,
lor
any
money
on
the
election
nut
f
H
I
tf-'i
1
Check
Below
For
Your
Nearest
Bapco
Paint
Dealer
Craltm
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
most
thought
he
was,
as
one
yet,
anyway.
Anything
tan
hap
I
,
'
"
farmer
once
said,
"not
as
bad
as
In
fyi
Let
UtU
Your
Printing
h
nmi
a
.
....
Secretary
of
Labor
Maurice
J.
Tobin
advocated
in
a
special
"stay-in-school"'
statement
that
youngsters
'Vet
all
the
education
vou
can
;
stay
in
school."
''Don't
short-change
yourself
and
vour
coun-try,"
he
said.
Td
the
high
school
boys
and
girls
ho
said
also:
.
V
"As
school
days
come
around
again,
the
youth
of
the
country
has
the
centre
of
the
stage.
"All
of
us
are
counting
on
you
to
return
to
school,
to
continue
your
preparation
for
whatever
part
you
will
be
called
upon
to
play
in
your
country's
defense
effort.
V
'-
:"If
you
have
been
working
this
summer,
your
pay
check
probably
looks
'good
to
you.
But
look
ahead.
Tin's
is
no
brief
emergency
which
faces
us
now;
it
may
be
a
long-range
struggle
in
which
we
.
are
engaged.
We
need
all
of
our
citizens
working
-
at
their
highest
skills
for
years
to
come
if
we
are
'"fo'
meet
the
obligations
of
world
leadership
which
have
been
thrust
upon
us.
"To
contribute
your
best
skills
to
your
country's
efforts
you
neAl,'.a'lI
'the
education
and
training
you
can
absorb.
N'
"The
armed
services
advise
you
to
get
at
least
a
high
school
education
if
you
can;
business
needs
trained
men
and
women;
industry
needs
skilled
technicians
;
modern
life
itself
puts
a
premium
on
"
'Education.
"During
Woi-Jd
War
II
over
600,000
more
youn
"
"people
dropped
out
of
high
school
before
graduation
than
would
have
in
normal
times.
These
were
;
the
war
casualties
on
the
educational
front.
As
the
defense
effort
gets
under
way
and
jobs
become
plentiful,
the
school
drop-out
rate
is
again
beginning
to
climb.
I
am
counting
on
you
to
reverse
this
trend."
Dibb
m
BF.SXH
W
;
them
other
fellers."
1
NEARLY
EVERYONE
over
here
i
has
likewise
been
damning
the
government
for
the
pa.st
few
years
but
in
most
cases
just
because
it
was
THE
government
land
not
just
the
LABOK
government.
Hence,
when'
they
are
j
forced
to
face
a
choice
Attiee
or
Churchiii
Laoor
or
Con.ser-
i
vative
the
great
exponent
of
!the
wellare
state
or
the
great
leader
of
the
warlare
slate
!
they
do
some
very
deep
thinx-
,ing.
I
And
my
guess
is.
at
this
moment
ol
wilting,
taat
the
cu;-i
rent
mood
of
the
whole
nation
Us
"things
MIGHT
be
worse."
j
MOST
PEOPLE
with
whom
I
j
:
have
talked
are
politicians,
or
;
people
whose
work
closely
con-,
nects
them
with
politicians.
Most
I
oi
them
expect
the
Conservatives
I
to
win
the
election.
In
fact,
al
1
PA
V
gives
you
deluxe
performance
and
brilliant
styling
that
makes
these
small
sets
your
best
entertainment
buy
!
'
'
';
though
I
have
met
a
good
many
MP's
and
their
wives,
daughters,
secretaries,
I
have
still
to
meet
a
single
such
person,
even
in
1Y
the
Labor
party,
who
will
tell
j
E
.'
i
I
vii
II
I
I
STtSJ
I
Scripture
f-aSiage
for
Jodatj
"Where
there
is
no
vision,
the
people
perish."
Prov.
29:18.
BUS
SERVICE
Passenger
Time
Schedule
No.
2
Knr
Piiv-PiigtT
and
I'artrl
hresn
service
between
Prinre
Rupert
anil
Smlt
her
Kitnte:
Trail-ProWmlnl
Highway
NOTE:
Judge:
"So
you
confess
you;
did
you
take
in
this
disgraceful
were
one
of
the
boys
who
threw
i
affair?"
this
innocent
girl
in
the
cam-!
Young
Man,
meekly:
"Her
pus
pond.
Tell
me,
just
what
part
'
right
leg,
your
honor."
This
company
Is
not
licensed
for
THE
RCA
VICTOR
NIPPER
is
charm-ingly
at
home
in
the
bedroom,
gunroom
wherever
you
put
it
so
compact
and
light
you'll
carry
it
about
with
ease.
Standard
broadcast
5-tube
radio
has
beam
power
THE
RCA
VICTOR
LITTLE
MASTER
IV
is
handsome
compact
table
radio
with
the
performance
of
much
bigger,
more
expensive
sets.
5-tube
'superhet'
standard
broadcast
radio
"Golden
Throat"
tone
THE
RCA
VICTOR
CHANTICLEER
is
t
fine
radio
plus
a
dependable
electric
alarm
clock.
It
wakens
you
gently
to
music
at
the
time
set
.
.
.
lulls
y
ou
to
sleep
at
night,
then
shuts
off.
5-tube
standard
broadcast
radio
One
yn'!
reaches
its'5
amplification,
'Magic
Loop'
built-in
antenna
phono-jack
for
easy
plug-in
of
record
player
.
.
.
Telechron
clock
.
.
.
"Golden
Throat"
worn
p
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other
"
like
RCA
Victor's
famous
"45".
Modern
as
tomorrow
in
brown
plastic
.
.
.
.
$4850
$6495
tone
system.
A
perfect
bedside
model
in
classically
modern
ivory
plastic
cabinet
ana
m-A
victors
famous
VQC
"Golden
Throat"
tone
system.
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3
In
brown
plastic
.....
m
"
Slightly
higher
in
your
choice
of
,
six
lovely
colours
rapidly
.l
you
vie
Slightly
higher
in
ivory
or
green
plastic
local
business
between
points
Prince
Rupert
-
Terrace
inclusive.
Paa-jcnifers
wM
be
picked
up
and
set
down
at
these
stops
only
for
or
from
points
east
of
Terrace.
EASTBOUND
Fridays
and
Sundays,
8:00
a.m.
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Smirhers
WESTBOUND
Saturday
and
Mondays,
8:00
a.m.
SMITHERS
,
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POINTS
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