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Rupert
Dully
News
Tniii---:ly,
TmiX::W,
June
June
2S,
2S,
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In
Newspaper
Smiles
n
Chuckles
TlkltiHfuj
Way
Id
BanfL
VANCOUVER
In
the
editorial
room
of
a
Vancouver
daily
iewspaper
there
are
no
typ-vriters.
Writers
use
brush
and
r
and,
in
silence,
sweat
out
jach
deadline.
When
the
owner
of
a
pool
hall
and
liquor
store
in
a
Colorado
town
gave
a
$56
check
to
the
Methodist
Church,
the
parishioners
questioned
acceptance
of
tainted
money."
But
in
the
pulpit
next
Sunday
the
minister
In
the
back
shop,
or
composr
ng
ro-jm,
no
linotypes
spill
out
'.ype
in
long,
leaden
columns.
ft''
'
T
-
Iris
v
-
;
,
'
rhere
too
is
silence
as
all
type
llf)!"''
IftA
iE
eet
by
hand.
said
:
There
have
been
expressions
of
concern
over
whether
.nnirt
accerjt
a
certain
check.
But,
at
noon
each
day,
presses
Till
and
4.500
copies
of
tire
paper
'lilt
the
streets"
of
Vancouver.
The
paper
is
the
Chinese
7
Here
is
that
check.
Verily,
it
Is
vo
ripvii'a
nmnev.
I
can
think
of
t
Times,
one
of
Canada's
four
nothing
that
will
cause
the
crevil
more
pain
than
to
apply
his
l4
uiunrse-Kuiguage
news
pupr
j
a.
Ill
four
share
the
same
odd
conditions.
The
Chinese
language,
with
Its
thousands
of
characters,
money
to
the
work
of
tne
una-I
am
placing
the
check
in
our
fund.
Amen."
From
"Life's
Like
That''
in
The
Reader's
Digest.
is
not
adaptable
to
modern
SPECIAL
THRIFTY
TOURS
WHEN
YOU
GET
THERE
2-day,4-day,6-dayRockieslourt
as
low
as
$41.50
including
sight-seeins,
room
and
mealt
at
lonft
Springs
Hotel
and
Chatsau
Lak
louise.
See
ar.y
Canadian
Pac
office
or
your
own
Travel
Agent.
A
soldier
told
Groucho
Marx
that
he
was
looking
for
a
girl
who
didn't
drink,
smoke,
swear
or
have
any
bad
habits.
devices.
Recently
Publisher
Chew
P.
Yee
of
Victoria's
New
Republic
spokvj
of
the
difficulties
of
publication
because
Canadian-born
Chinese
dislike
newspaper
work
involving
writing
copy
wan
brush
and
ink.
'Whtit
for?
asked
Groucno.
55
I',
A
stout,
bald
gentleman
was
discussing
his
tennis
technique.
"Mv
brain
barks
out
a
command
The
Times,
published
by
the
Chinese
Freemasons
in
Canada,
i
started
over
40
years
ago
with
the
campaign
to
overthrow
the
i
Manchu
empire.
The
Times'
first
issues
rallied
Vancouver
Chinese
f:v
and
to
my
body:
'Run
forward
speedily.
Start
right
away.
-Slam
the
ball
gracefully
over
the
net.'
"
And
then
what
happens?"
he
was
asked.
"And
then,"
the
heavy-set
fellow
replied,
"my
body
says:
in
support
of
Jr.
Sun
Yat
faen,
wno
maae
i;nma
a
repuuiie
ui
p
inn.
If
Tlw
revolution
which
has
never
14
If
Rotfled
4
tl
m
Fy
England
Who,
ME?'
"
The
young
couple
had
had
their
first
quarrel,
and
all
evening
neither
one
of
them
had
;aid
a
word.
Finally
the
husband
decided
to
give
in.
"Please
speak
enaea
muxes
poiuicai
laiiv
m
Chinatown,
end
the
Vancouver
and
Victoria
papers
the
other
two
are
In
Toronto
differ
in
policy.
OPPOSE
COMMUNISM
The
New
Republic
is
strongly
nationalistic
in
support
of
Chiang
Kai
Shek.
The
Vancou
(wm
"ROCKY"
AN13
CASSEL8
Brig.
J.
M.
Rockingham
of
Vancouver,
commander
oi
the
25th
Canadian
Infantry
Brigade
in
Korea,
is
seen
with
Maj.-Gen.
A.
J.
H.
Cassels,
right,
commander
of
the
new
Commonwealth
Division,
aftsr
discussing
Canadian
battle
plans.
Haavy
spring
rains
left
the
Canadian
headquarters
a
sea
0f
mud.
CP
from
National
Defence)
m
nil!
ii
to
me,
dear,"
he
said.
"J
U
admit
that
I
was
wrong
arid
you
wer
right."
"It
won't
do
yot.
any
good,"
"A
ver
Times
is
cool
towards
Chiang
4
Supreme
in
Economy,
Supreme
in
Style!
"North
Sea"
replied
the
bride
taarfully.
"I've
but
doesn't
like
the
Reds.
In
fact
changed
my
mind.'
Scottish
Folk
Hospitable
ROYAL
NAVY
Wreck
Burns
"Hey,
there!"
a
passing
motor-
all
Canadian
Chinese
are
anti-communist.
But
u
to
Chiang
and
Mac-Arthur,
there
are
different
ideas
in
Chinatown
no
less
than
in
Washington.'
......
1
?t
n
ViillKUIv
irhn
ura
Q
EMERARA
RUM
A
mass
of
flames
lighted
tne
i
i""
-
A1RDRIE,
Scotland
(CP)-Mrs.
Inland
Passage
near
Bella
Bella
i
u"u"
,
--.--
WibMM.
Norris
Harwood
of
Victoria,
'
Tuesday
night
as
a
familiar
j
nouse
is
on
has
hoen
livH'T
here
for
landmark
to
nassina
shiDS.
the!
'
Know
it,
the
hJlbilly
replied
The
Times
keeps
its
readers
up
1
adverlisemenl
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
tonlrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
:
:
!on
world
news
through
si'bscrib-i
j
mor.ths
with
her
husband,
1
North
Sea
wreck,
lay
burning
on
I
without
moving.
some
ing
to
world
press
wire
services,
Ian
exchange
teacher
at
Coat-
Porter
Reef.
'Well,
why
don
t
you
do
thing
about
it?
and
it
maintains
a
special
cor-jbrkige
S(;COndary
school
where!
Captain
Wiluam
Eccles,
com
respondent
at
Hong
Kong.
ner
13-year-old
son
is
a
pupil.
I
mander
of
the
CNR
steamship
"Doin'
it
now,"
the
hillbilly
replied.
"Bin
a-prayiti'
fer
rain
ever
since
she
started
Only
once
in
its
history
has
the
Not
pven
thg
mtrcacies
0f
Prince
Rupert,
said
the
North
conservative
Times
put
out
an
housekeei3in,
w,th
ration
bocks
Sea
Tuesday
night
"was
burning
extra.
That
was
on
V-J
Day,!have
maired
the
happiness
of
in
a
mass
of
flames"
as
he
pass-when
15,000
copies
were
rolled
off.
tnjs
Carrifijan
family
in
Scot-
ed
the
point
where
the
North-The
normal
circulation
is
4.500.
lan'd
land
Transportation
Co.
pas-
Apart
from
the
masthead,
the
.
.
d
senger
ship
was
wrecked
in
only
English
wording
is
In
the
aCLKto
February,
1947.
$1475.00
MANY
KINDS
There
are
over
30
different
breeds
of
British
sheep,
betides
tandard
types
of
crossbrds.
Skinnymen,vomen
advertisements.
And
these
show
make
iiiaivc:
oi
an
t
extensive
tour
of
Eng-
....
,
mained
on
the
reef,
between
oniV
tne
lirm
name
ana
buiucsh..
.
t,i
f
v,mo
in
and
Ivory
Island,
in
F.nelish:
the
codv
is
in
Chin-!
T
"
"
VJl
Idle
Point
gain5,10,15lbs:
1
r
1
j
f
!
v
f
I
!
fl
'some
ivu
mnes
sou.n
01
m
I
days
they
spent
two
weeks
on
Although
some
one
Invented
A
a;..
continent
and
visited
Paris
,'Kupert.
Chinese
typewriter,
it
has
not
.
Nlcemfilown"
In
Italy
I
CaPl-
Eccles
didn't
know
why
been
a
success
the
keyboard
is
J
the
wreck
was
burning.
It
had
t,
cumbersom7
Mr5'
Hard
5pak2
ghrly
f
been
reported
in
shipping
circles
Get
New
Pep,
Vim,
Vigor
What
ft
thrill!
Bony
11
ml
All
out;
UjflT
bol-tows
till
up;
ne?k
no
liuiwr-
(crmv.HT;
lUy
in
Prince
Rupert
Neat
.
.
.
compact
.
.
.
yet
roomy
for
four!
Rides
smoothly
stops
safely!
Easily
lmndlcd
easily
parked!
35
to
50
miles
per
gallon!
See
this
famous
economy
car
without
fail!
Call
for
demonstration
drive
TODAY
at
your
nearest
dealer's.
'
Lockheed
Hydraulic
Brakes
-
Run!
rVouf
-
jMono-conBtrurtion"
hotly
-
Larpt
l.uunHye
Spare
-
Driver'a
eat
adjuHtaMe
-
Minimum
economy.
Distributors
for
llritixh
Columbia
anil
Alberta
OXFORD
MOTORS
UNITE
D
t
if
A
,
-fil!
Tle
same
difficulty,
only
.,7
hTv7
lnala'va?e
ul
aLCC'
lvl
D"B"
in
Scot-
llv
nave
n
shown
s.nown
ln
?L,'
to
,.
nf
iinotvnen
.
was
begin.
-
j
d
..w
j.av
Deen
enienain-j
.
th
t,
f
th
wrecic
the'
I
and
each
character
must
be
homes
and
cLght
(j
,n
mauy
different
p
in
the
picked
out,
set
up,
ana
mm
re-
nave
thoroughly
enjoyed
our-'
m
,
TTnnn
rwipivinpf
the
EFFECTIVE
J
U
LY
1
j"
r
i
l
r
v
stored
in
its
case
after
the
eai-
lves
8he
said.
j
Prlnce
Rupert
lion
is
out.
One
of
the
many
.things
she
.
k
lg5
survivors
wh0
had
Since
thei
can
be
no
alpha-
admln,s
about
Scottish
women
is
f
d
d
81
t
DtllJ
BeUa
BeUa
ln
life.
helical
arrangement,
classifying
tne
way
they
manage
to
vary
'a";a
the
type
is
a
problem.
One
type-
tneir
meals
on
rati0ned
foods.
I
.
;
'setter
obscurely
explained
it
as
Sne
finiS
food
and
clothing
.
-h
nf
,i
u.
t
finowmrint;
.v.
..-
.h.'Mrs.
Harwoou
Is
a
native
of
I
1
f
1
M
f
lose
bttir-siftrved,
tU'kt?
tM'0-lle"
look.
TWu-Sftiidb
of
girla.
w.auen.
ntn
wliu
never
eouIi
b;-for,
ftie
nuw
pruud
of
pbapelj.
liekliliy-lrtiklnt
IvMiies.
Thty
tliank
the
ie-riftl
viitm-litilldiiig.
flesh-liitilltlUiii
ioiik',
Uatrpx.
Itm
Uuuv.n,
kUMiiilants.
itiviors-trs.
Iron,
(itsinin
lti,
cat-chirn,
fnrlfh
IiIiukI,
SmyioT
PiMuie
ami
diutHikou
so
Imm1
Blws
yiiu
more
atretiRtti
and
nourjsiuwjut;
put
fieoii
on
bare
Imiits.
Get
Lovety
Curve
IViii
i
I
(far
SfUiUK
'HH
ffti.
Stii
wliff
nn've
gaint-d
tita
fi.
10.
15
or
2
11.
jiu
utd
tnr
normal
weiRht.
rosift
litil.
New
V-ei
acquainted"
mw
only
6e.
Try
;aiiwiil
Umitx
Tmiip
Tablets
fir
iw-w
vlnor
anil
filled
pounds,
ttul
Tarjr
Oay.
At
all
di
uggint.
classification.
Ilrilih
r
Criilre
I'huneKA.
2irj3
2211
W.
4th
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
Dealer
for
IWarris
Cars
living
about
equal
in
both
coun-
j
'
1
tries.
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
A
nurse
before
her
marriage,
(t.
News
classifieds.
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For
One
Thousand
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I
A
campsite
for
a
thousand
workers
is
now
being
established
by
the
eight
contracting
firms
of
h
Vancouver
who
will
build
the
first
stages
of
smelter
and
the
towntita
for
the
Aluminum
Com
pany
at
Kitimat.
The
work
will
Include
tne
actual
smelters
for
producing
Clectrical
cJLivlncj,
Is
Comfortable
and
Econom
aluminum,
the
townsite,
harbor
facilities,
water
works,
sewers
and
any
other
essential
accommodation.
Representatives
of
General
Electric
Refrigerator
$ZL99
the
contractors
are
now
in
Montreal
where
the
agreement
with
Alcan
has
been
drawn
up.
The
power
end
of
the
worn
is
being
done
by
contractors
Mor-
rlson-Knudson
Co.
of
Canada
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location
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a
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steep
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about
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forty
miles
below
Kitimat.
General
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Standard
Range
$2299
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Electric
DeLuxe
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5(1
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B.C.
Power
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