Prince
Rupert
Daity(Mews
Monday,
March
10,'UIM'
.:
News
of
the
District
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w'i'"miltwnW(rrrtw
:
Bodic,
president.
The
plan
calls
for
building
the
mill
on
the
Unit
on
either
side
of
Glacier
Gulch
new
matt)
haulage
level
at
gS00
and
the
Jessie
property,
three
ft
.elevation
at
the
raie
of
alJat
miles
to
the
west,
as
well
as
40
feiet
wwk!y.
As
soon
as
pos-
claims
north
and
south
of
tb
slb!e
JeVeU
will
be
opr-nedi
oi
main
uronerlv.
An
nntinn
hns
n-,
,.,.i
i't'..
....,.-
-lorm
system
so
it
could
readily
be
in-!
TERRACE
I
OPICS
i
Glacier
Gulch
Planning.
Mill
,
,
-
'
im.
mil
at
ninaiiuufl
ul
AUifUiri4
mflf,
fW
re
S0UreS
be"
bte"
tak,'n
als0
im
,he
Wale
2S00
levels
-u,d
drilling
will"
re-
come
available.
claims,
on
the
other
side
of
the
i
surae
on
m
U
ft.
avvc.oped
(C
Meanwhile
Glacier
Gulch
Min-j
Jessie.
The
latter
Is
making
ar-
ihont
'tt'Wyn
Wi:h'''x
ing
o.
L,ca.
nas
taken
steps
to
rangements
lor
an
active
pro-
faces
ia
(
('(
t.vo
on
each
ld'iul,
Most
interesting
phase
of
the
development
program
at
Glacier
1
1
1:
1,1
1
iuhuu
Kiuuiiu.
All,
s
'
b11-
l
'
-
!nrl
5i
sv;t
iS'
Ik'
-rtn-vi!
nrr
niii-
Oulch
Mining
Co,
Ltd,
Drooertv
montt1
claims.
have
been
fctaked
i
At
tl
con.pany's
mine
on
the
eramfi'i.H.al
oiiSi.n:e
is
eX-
on
Hudson
Bav
Mountain
near
f?venng
m
l,ne
rounl
between
south
side
of
Glacier
Guah.
a
pected
ici
q
Mud?
a
Smithers
is
about
to
start.
.1
company
s
original
holdings
riLse
is
being
pushed
un
from
the
mining
wHi.m
t
The
St.
Patrick's
Day
dance,
held
annually
by
the
Oddfellows'
Lodge
here,
was
enjoyed
by
a
large
crowd
who
danced
to
the
music
of
the
local
orchestra.
Presiding
at
the
door
was
Jack
Barman
and
the
door
prize
went
to
Bob
Koch.
Refreshments
were
served
by
the
men
with
the
ladies
of
the
Rebekahs
making
the
sandwiches.
Ji;.
..).
-
.
.
Ant.'.pinnt.incr
thut.
within
n
fii
"
muiiLiis
suosimuiaj
siiver-ieaa-1
zinc
ore
tonnage
will
be
devel-;
oped
by
drifts
on
three
levels,
the
company
has
acquired
a
mill
site
and
plans
to
proceed
either
with
!
a
mill
on
its
own
account
or
to
invite
other
companies
to
co-'
operate
in
establishing
a
customs
mill.
The
customs
mill
project
is
"T"
i
.
Mild
weather,
during
the
past
week,
followed
the
storm
when
snow
and
a
wind
of
gale
proportions
caused
a
blizzard
which
was
the
worst
seen
in
many
vcars.
i
'
Jf
i
'
con;idcred
opportune
in
view
of
the
widespread
activity
in
the
Smithers-Telkwa
area,
says
L.
W.
4k
KKKuKT
The
On'ario
Soc-cly
ot
At
lists
is
preparing
its
79th
annual
exhibition
Cillery
cf
Toronto.
An
entry
of
some
500
works
of
painting
and
sculpture
from
all
New
Schoo,
At
Bella
Be
Word
has
been
received
from
the
campaign
headquarters
of
the
Canadian
Cancer
Society
that
200
has
been
set
as
the
quota
for
Terrace
to
reach
in
the
1
local
drive
for
funds
in
April,
i
immitiion
has
been
culled
to
100
for
exhibition.
Sydney
H.
Watson,
vice-president
of
ilisni'scs
a
painting
of
his
that
wi
1
be
shown,
with
student
Elizabeth
German.
(CP
PHOTO)
William
Osborne
is
the
Terrace
campaign
manager.
'
'
'
I
,
DISASTER
.
N
-
signal!
r
v
h
1
may
you
never
live
t
I-
i
"
1
ivitliin
Us
sound
,!
.?"
V
V
1
l
!,
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1
1
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'
Throughout
Cunaila
'
'
'
'
'Ji''
'
t
'
k
P
'
'
it
has
Bounded
too
jt
,
3
'
often
in
the
past
'
"t
'
j
'
't
months.
Like
refugerg
&
t
'
,
1
,
,
'
,1
n
i
f
"n
'
"
'
,
i
"
lleeing
an
auvan-inr
'
'
'
A
new
four-room
school
will
be
completed
and
in
operation
at
Bella
Bella
within
two
or
three
months.
Clearing
will
also
be
done
for
a
playground.
Teachers
are
required
for
the
new
school,
for
which
is
also
being
built
a
teacherage.
There
will
be
native
grades
from
elementary
to
high
school
in
the
building
which
is
being
built
by
the
Department
of
Indian
Message
to
GN
Workers
Donald
Gordon
Urges
Co-operation
Talks
'
Of
Finances
MONTREAL
It
is
essential
Whisky,
Sherry,
Beef
in
Prison
DUNFERMLINE
Wm.
Mcrrt-lees,
chief
constable
of
the
Loth-ians
and
Peebles,
says
life
in
a
British
prison
is
becoming
pleasant.
.
"Such
things
as
whisky,
sherry
and
roast
beef
have
been
carried
to
prisoners."
he
told
the
Business
Men's
Club.
"I
know
of
one
Glasgow
prisoner
who
has
never
missed
his
week-end
Joint.
What's
mor.,
warders
are
being
taught
how
to
operate
mvie
projectors."
liiviiibeis
to
the
university
and
touched
upon
the
university's
close
lies
with
the
nation's
business
activities.
The
physics
department,
he
said,
had
carried
on
much
research
work
in
the
broad
field
of
communications
and
marie
many
Important
contributions
to
this
branch
of
Industry.
Chief
Instructor
G.
M.
Edgar
lead
a
message
of
welcome
from
Mayor
A.
J.
Rush
to
the
class
and
said
that
the
course
at
the
university
would
last
for
lfi
weeks
with
an
additional
eight
weeks
of
field
training
in
various
telegraphic
offices
throughout
Big
Trucks
to
Kemano
Bay
Job
We
of
hications
,i:)t
-
Importance
of
,
jrns
in
tltc
struggle
f:i
Hilda's
five
demo-:
li
arils
was
stressed
r.
general
manager,
pwal
Telegraphs,
at
Telegraph
advanced
t-.'
h-.
lci
at
Western
I'lifnTMly.
Mure
than
iiie
present
at
the
sliti'li
were
attenrt-,i'4:;t
G
E.
Hall
of
the
fnov
came
from
all
,'in
provinces
and
the
I
!i
tvuiinl
out
llMt.
idf
rcniiide
imr
world
iiiiiy
and
that
only
a
coordinated
effort
of
fan
save
us,
he
ilrcc
flow
of
id-
i
;
);ition
is
no
less
im-a
.spi
cily
service
to
.
ej
of
national
ael
tvi--'rfc;
or
otherwise."
He
(4
lad
that
specially
i
arc
in
an
enviable
'ojinakc
an
effective
'Church
Ban
Is
Ordered
,
VATICAN
CITY
(CP)
The
Ro
England
Getting
Norwegian
Snow
that
harmony
and
efficiency
be
co-partners
and
co-workers
within
the
railway
industry,
said
Donald
Gordon,
C.M.G.,
chair-1
man
and
president
of
the
Can-!
artian
National
Railways,
at
the
twenty-first
annual
dinner
meeting
of
the
CNR
staff
Service
Club
he'd
here
on
Saturday
evening.
"For
while
the
Canadian
National
has
everything
else
in
common
with
other
railways,
the
breadth
of
public
'service
demanded
of
us
is
peculiarly
our
own."
Mr.
Gordon
urged
all
CNR
employees
to
develop
an
Intense
pnoe
in"
the
national
usefulness
of
their
work
and
understanding
of
the
high
type
of
public
service
to
which
their
employment
calls
them.
"We
are
espe-
Four
big
gravel
trucks
moved
through
the
city
last
week
en
-route
to
Kemano
Bay
in
Gardner
Canal
where
they
will
be
used
by
Northern
Construction
Co.
in
road
building
operations
to
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
powerhouse
site
10
miles
inland
from
Kemano
Bay.
The
trucks
were
driven
by
highway
as
far
as
Haielton
where
they
were
transferred
to
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
brought
on
here,
They
were
taken
by
barge
from
here
to
Kemano
Bay.
man
Catholic
Church
Saturday
excommunicated
all
persons
wh.i
had
a
part
in
the
banishment
of
Archbishop
Joseph
Beran
of
Prague
and
who
participated
in
other
acts
against
the
church
in
Czechoslovakia.
'
I
eiK'oiy,
tiiousanils
of
f
&
4
j
"
'
'"
1
Canadians
have
been
I,,
.
-.
,
4t.-?.,,-.7..;'"-.
fH':
'"
'
'
i
driven
from
their
'
,
J
?(
I
homes
by
raging
i
'
t
--"
"
fireB,
floods
aiid
other
I
-
.
'
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jL
(
i
catautroplivs,
t
'
;'4-..v:lj
'
r
i
s
.
V,,''il'li
T
f
i
ll
.
Mui
.v
i
.
f
LONDON.---Sixty
tons
of
Norwegian
mountain
snow
will
be
shipped
to
Humpstead
Heath
for
the
two-day
Anglo-Norwegian
ski-jumping
competition.
The
event
will
commence
with
flood-lit
night
jumping
on
March
30.
to
the
cuuntrv
o
The
excommunication
also
includes
priests
and
prelates
appointed
to
church
positions
by
the
Czechoslovak
government.
i
flcomed
the
class
f
si
cially
In
need
of
such
an
understanding
of
the
high
type
of
public
service
to
which
their
employment
calls
them.
We
are
espnoally
in
need
of
such
an
understanding
in
these
uneasy
days
when
we
scarcely
know
from
one
hour
to
the
next
how
j.,i;,u
or
how
sudden
w'U
be
the
9
CHAMPIGEI
La
wm
mm
IIS
INTERNATIONAL
B06
DERBY
demands
we
will
be
called
upon
to
meet.
That
we
will
meet
them
no
matter
what
they
are
or
when
they
come,
I
have
no
doubt,"
he
taid.
VSH.
FINANCES
Speaking
of
the
present
capi-,
tal
structure
of
the
CNR
and
its
effect
upon
the
company's
fin-I
anrial
record.
Mr.
Gordon
said:
,
"It
is
both
disheartening
and
,
bewildering
for
most
of
us
to
see
f
;
our
company
wind
up
the
year
,
!
Mn"
sixty
million
dollars
to
the
,
good
on
operating
results
and
j
;
st
ill
owe
money.
The
public
has
evvn
less
understanding
of
the
(f7
iiili-v'l
ra
'.vfcfei.!-
-
!
ill
;
i
v'fff
'--J
n
"Dogs
Well
Conditioned"
Says
World
Champion
"
My
wonderful
dogs
deserve
all
the
credit
for
their
victory
in
the
International
Dog
Derby
in
Ottawa.
I
only
drove
them.
But
I
trained
my
dogs
all
year,
and
I
brought
them
up
to
tip-top
running
condition
for
the
race
using
Dr.
Ballard's
Meal
Formula.
In
all
my
years
of
raising
dogs,
and
racing
them,
I
have
never
used
a
food
that
compares
with
it.
This
meal
seemed
to
give
my
dogs
more
energy
and
endurance
and
really
on
the
Anal
day,
I
think
they
could
have
gone
another
thirty
miles!
"
forth?
f
x"
V
k
ED
CROSS
'
;.
-
:
'
a
drag
upon
the
public
purse
."e
nvres
i'nd
so
Mrs
that
we
are
:
extravagant,
inefficient
and
a
j
rlraa
i'
"o:i
the
duoUc
nurse
find
fertile
ground
in
which
to
grow
i
the
fa'-t.
that
v,e
are
none
of
I
-ii--e
thin"-!
arM
"ur
operating
j
ratio
will
ttand
comnarison
with
j
iiiiv
f'rst
c'ass
road
on
the
con-I
l
'-nent."
i
He.
concluded
by
expressing
j
concern
over
the
rising
cost
of
I
livinff
and
he
sympathized
with
!
every
housewife
who
was
-trying
nfeu..J".
.
.
.
,MMMtj
"
-"
-'
'
-.
M
!
.amta
iMl
n
Vli
to
Ret
by
on
a
budget.
To
give
an
Hea
what,
nrice
inflation
had
"re
tir
cnjj
operating
expenses
1150
Mr.
Gordon
said:
V'e
pi''1
on
41
million
dollars
CHOICE
OF
Girt0
Pick
the
Winner
For
Your
Pet
tliwler
lias
i-trm
k.
terror
into
a
iMiinniiiiiily,
WHKltKYKH
the
Ked
On
lias
gone
into
imnwdUitv
action,
l'ooil,
t-lcitliiii.
medical
siiiilies.
have
been
rushed
to
the
mciic.
Almost
before
news
of
I
lit-
disaster
has
reached
the
public,
organized
lu-d
Cross
workers
have
been
on
the
job,
urranpiy:
care
and
shelter
for
the
stricken.
f
nm-?
'or
tbc
'ame
quantity
of
i
materia's
e
nurchased
in
1939
j
'
at
the
"rices
then
nrevailing."
rt
Risk,
president
of
the
club,'
WI.
BALLARD
S
MEAL
FORMULA
,
Introduced
Mr.
Gordon
and
he
was
thunkcrt
bv
the
vice-president,
W.
D.
Ross,
who
presented
Mr.
Gordon
with
an
honorary
j,
life
membership
in
the
club,
it
i
t.-
it-
h;
first
such
honor
to
be
1
issued.
!
branch
of
lied
Ooks
.
To
k'M
ii
this
villi
I
and
ciiiistantly
gervire
projM'rly
f(uir
)oiir
contributions
to
(fie,,0
((
Cross
also
wnintainf:
Free
Wood
Tr.iifiision
S-rvii-e'
"
'
()iitMst
Hospitals
Veterans
Services
And
in
many
other,,,,,
wavs
help
to
save
lives
and
,
(
alert
for
emergencies
takes
money.
)IJ
are
asked
to
help.
And
surely
this
is
truly
a
ease
where
"It
is
more
blessed
to
give
than
to
receive!"
u
dry
f00tj
for
r
.
winner
right
now
get
-
ds
Meal
Formula.
'
Wonder
Aleol
will
keep
your
dog
in
tip-top
condition
"s
Packed
wiih
1
k..
"lo?.
alleviate
suflcrnii;.
The
uork
of
Mrrcy
mn
vr
t
iuls
,.
,
with
body
building
vitamins;
and
contains
all
the
essential
f
for
o
balanced
diet.
add
a
''Ml
water.
Economical
because
less
-"j!rP10.reiust
I
to
flic
...
'
.
.
V
'
'.'
-
fl'lt
i'
111.
A
I-..
nn"'
ii
ii
inf-l
.1
.
,
i-
..f'T
iv
Hi'
'
!.
:
ill
tc-i;
,
,im
hi
meai
rormula
is
needed
to
feed
your
dog
scientifically.
"If
or
mix
with
Dr.
Ballard's
tinned
foods,"
kibble,
or
biscuits.
'
jcer
Veterans
Cheei
(Enemy
,
OTTAWA.
A
happy
twist
of
j
hislory
had
South
African
war
i
veterans
living
in
Ottawa,
it
i
thnir
annual
dinner
here,
ap-;
p'auding
a
speech
by
the
son
jf
I
a
leader
of
their
old
enemies
of
;
51
years
ago.
Memories
had
mel-l
lowed.
i
They
heard
an
address
by
the
'
hish
commissioner
for
South
1
Africa,
Hon.
Adrian
Roberts,
KC,
son
of
the
Boer
secretary
of
war
and
great
grandson
of
'
the
second
president
of
the
Or-:
ange
Free
State.
II
Inn
1
"VAfj:
i
sm
.
a
ew
Meal
is
completely
odourless
to
humans
yet
isfying
aroma
that
All
dogs
love!
This
odyrthemant,
on
behalf
of
Th
Canadian
RwJ
Crass
Society's
?crr?pcr'rs
hr
(vi-
-'i
inwc-frf
by
A.
'
ur
'avourite
store
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