1
1
TO
KEVERSE
POLICY
(ContinupJ
from
page
5)
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday
January
22,
1051
116
i
Wallace's
Department
Store
under
government
ownership.
Coal
deposits
not
yet
opened
up
have
been
restored
to
private
hands,
although
most
coal
mines
are
still
government
concerns.
iymo
hi
ii
Mm
II
!
i
ni
H
if
1
j
e
f,
i
t
i
itm
ii
t
Another
state
enterprise
which
i
i
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1
h
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Wv'M
W'
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Jf
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III
II
I'
i
Tropica
na
has
been
passed
over
to
a
public
company
is
fruit
Importing,
but
the
government
will
retain
an
Interest
for
the
present.
Government
critics
claim
that
Warkir
Bros:
Everywhere!
Spun
Lovelies!
Wearable
Earth
Shattering
1
its
greatest
failure
has
been
its
inability
to
check
the
rise
in
prices
and
"put
value
back
into
the
pound."
Many
of
the
controls
It
has
abolished
have
resulted
in
prie'e
Increases
and
it
has
raised
rates
for
many
gov
N
L
Story
Or
The
RanceWars
That
Split
TheCreat
't
ernment
services
in
an
effort
to
DIVIDE!
check
losses
in
state
departments.
The
government,
however,
maintains
it
has
so
far
been
unable
to
do
more
than
check
basic
causes
of
Inflation
and
ha?
,
1
i
,
-
Sizes
12
through
20
and
38
through
44
Canada's
Leading
Dress
Val
ue
ldi
Mondoy
-
Tucsdoy
not
vet
had
time
to
attack,
I
i
1
P
m.
.
9
p
m.
J
prices.
It
claims
that
one
of
the
main
causes
of
inflation
was
the
former
government's
use
of
re-verve
bank
credit
to
finance
s;ate
enterprises
by
the
use
of
paper
money.
The
new
government
.A-
has
stopped
recourse
to
the
Reserve
Bank
and
has
instead
successfully
raised
a
big
internal
loan.
m
I
;
,
-v-
.''i.
Nicest
sign
of
things
to..come
Spring
and
Summer
crisp,
washable,
wearable
Tropicana
Spuns
at
a
low
price
only
Tropicana
can
feature
for
like
quality.
Low
in
price
.
.
.
high
in
wearability.
In
a
scintillating
array
of
gay
colors.
TROPICANAS
TROPICANAS
TROPICANAS
TROPICANAS
WALLACES
DEPARTMENT
STORE
Ideas
For
Taxation
Ltfrtilmlit.
il-ii
i
In'Bli1
4
jS-l
xi-Jssiaci&saa.
&m$2'
LONG
DROP
A
shifting
load
of
lumber
swung
this
truck
from
Vancouver's
Second
Narrows
bridge
approach
and
toppled
it
00
feet
into
the
water.
The
truck
hit
the
boach
and
bounced
into
the
inlet.
Driver
A.
D.
rhillips,
trapped
in
the
cab,
was
seriously
injured.
(CP
PHOTO)
)
m
i
mm
By
EDWIN
S.
JOHNSON
LONDON
Hard-pressed
for
a
new
source
of
revenue
to
meet
the
nations'
mounting
financial
commitments.
Hugh
Gaitskell,
Another
Adventure
For
A!
anson-ls
Alert
As
Usual
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
has
been
offered
a
list
of
ideas
to
consider
before
the
next
budget.
Tbe
suggestions
were
offered
"for
what
they
are
worth,"
by
Leslie
Gamage,
president
of
the
Institute
of
Export,
before
a
group
of
paper-hatted
businessmen
attending
their
annual
frolic.
It
was
an
event
where
serious
speech-making
was
taboo.
i
CARROTS
I
CANNED
FOODS
FIND
HAPPINESS
HERE-
;
Shoplifters
should
k'
Retting
wise
to
the
fai-t
j
that
it
does
not
pay
at
Al
Manson's.
The
alert
jeweler
'
had
another
of
a
series
of
similar
experiences
early
a
Do
you
know
ymi
can
now
purchase
to-dny's
NKS
Hi:HAI.I
to-day?
JUNKS
NKWS
STAND
Papers
are
tlown
lr
1iHy
by
CP
A.
Canada
Land
of
Milk
and
Honey
'If
you
want
to
get
money,
tons
hor
Aninn
(
nun
c,
hrom
(
ormanv
iuuruay
anernoon
arm
actea
wun
cnaraciensuo
of
money,"
Mr.
Gamage
taunted
.
.
.
...y
r,v
.
.
w.,,
wv..
...U..7
lcooness
and
effect
Ab
a
rosult)
a
tray
of
rjngs
wasthe
chancellor,
"why
not
tax
Life
in
the
country,
even
in
this
weather,
proves'
soon
back
in
his
store
and
an
arrest
had
been
made.
lay
but
those
S()me
0I
0Ur
poii-i
nlpMsanr,
and
pomfortahlo
fnr
Mr
nnrl
Mrs
Richard
"
""
"
1
Acioxoh
ACHnph
ivarson
ivarson
was
was
stundina
standing
ticlans
ticlans
drop
drop
with
remarkable
on
the
street
oul.side
the
store
consistency."
Have
a
Good
Meal!
NEW
CITY
Kraupner.
They
are
living
at
their
son,
Hugo's,
cot-
tage
at
Prudhomme
Lake.
CLIII)C
AKp
This
time
last
year,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kraupner
were
1
3
Ii
1
1
D
U
living
in
a
small
basement
room
in
Chemnitz,
Per-'
if
f
ATCJCf)f!tiY
many""
in
the
Russian
zone.
Food
1
If
A
I
LlXl
lVjll
I
when
he
observed
a
man
pick1
To
roars
of
laughter,
he
listed
up
a
tray
and
conceal
it
under
these
further
possibilities:
his
coat.
At
the
same
time
a
boy,!
Tax
official
jargon.
Danny
Neuiekl,
inside
the
store
Tax
the
avenues
politicians
ex-on
an
errand,
also
observed
the
plore
and
the
stones
thoy
leave
incident.
The
proprietor
was
unturned.
notified.
j
Tax
armchairs
those
in
which
The
man
made
off
with
Man-)
sit.
the
critics
of
England's
crick-son
and
the
boy
in-
pursuit
west
et
team
in
Australia
and
of
any-along
Third
Avenue,
down
Fifth
!
thing
else
they
know
nothing
BAPTONE
The
Wonder
Well
Paint
was
scarce
and
unvaried,
fota-
xne
eottage
overlooking
oeauu-
formed
the
lul
Prudhomme
Lake
is
heated
toes
and
turnips
$1.50
a
quart
$4.95
a
gallon
ereater
Dart
of
their
diet.
But
by
an
oil
heater.
A
coal
range
i
Steamer
Cainosuu
Takes
Dusting
(
hilcotin
Delayed
by
Hecate
Straits
Gale
Street
and
into
the
lane
between
about.
even
in
those
circumstances,
for
the
kitchen
prove
of
little
j
there
were
birthdays
and
other
,
trouble
for
cooking
and
heating,
i
occasions
that
had
to
be
cele-
Light
is
provided
by
a
gasoline-
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd
CAFE
FULL
COURSE
MEALS
or
.
Phone
Blue
92
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
Second
and
Third
Avenues.
The'
Tax
all
grousers
and
unofficial
boy
saw
the
man
throw
the
tray
strikes.
under
a
parked
car
immediately
i
Tax
the
vote
of
thanks
to
If
there
was
ever
any
question
brated.
The
occasional
two
driven
generator
which
starts
a
milk
in
the
rations
soon
as
a
switch
is
turned
on.
It
i
of
the
seaworthiness
of
the
con
ounces
of
C;-
D-;r
ON
QUALITY
GOOC
lull
I
I
ILCO
ALL
THE
YEAK
them
up.
If
they
could
not
nave
ets
inciuaing
a
moaern
raaioanu
-"-
'"'"Zl
covered.
Thev
were
not
valuable.
rr'un
..m
-t
the
real
thing,
they
at
least
made
believe
they
did.
Heat
in
the
little
room
was
almost
en
record
piayer.
ii
tney
want
to
Mcuomoe
says,
n.
was
seiiiea
u
XIII,,n
Xlvll;.
"
""
..,
-
get
in
touch
with
the
city
they
!
wWchj"
'
their
Salurday
bv
tne
testing
third
t.me
in
a
f
cw
purposes
puTposeth
me
"armch
armcnair
ir'
cHUcs
critics
oi
o"
have
merely
to
warm
up
h,
hU
steamer
rnmosnn
Camosun
wis
was
tivn
fern"'
weeks
,
i,
Mr.
,
,
Manson
foneJ
nas
an
radio
telephone
station
"Blue-i
politicians.
You
will
agree
that
tirely
lacking
and
there
was
no
Korf
Thoir
hnmo
in
Phpmn
v.
hirrt"
nnrt
ca
1
Pr
nee
KUDert
"
"
"
.
"iwuuiu
ue
lair
Jui(oring
or
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
.1
.
!
ROUND
That
is
what
our
business
depends
on.
We
do
not
believe
in
a
high
mark
up
in
order
to
make
cut
prices
later.
i
i
k
o
morf
.fi.r.hr,no
nhmra
Deri
on
me
rezuiar
wee.iy
voy-
j---"j
Mr.
Marion
wa?
working
in
the
from
Vancouver.
As
the
ui.-i.
lain
rr.u.
.....
,v.
the
ase
The
living
room
of
cottage
"'Ul.li
wuuvt
-
WW-.
-J,
1
lun:heon
hour
was
ending.
thc!b?ck
of
hio
store
when
told
tha
WEDDING
COLLECTIONS
YORK,
England
(P
Canon
C.
C.
Mackay,
a
Yorkshire
vicar,
is
a.
were
xnos,
pu..a,8.
m
u
Cam0Sun
entering
Queen
Char-!
a
man
haci
run
out
of
the
sure
y'
room
iimsnea
wun
ucw
l"e
St.
straits
aits
ran
into
'
the
me
ful'''i''i
a
irav
of
rums.
Mr.
Man-
Last
summer
the
aging
couple
cedar
slabs.
Articles
of
Indian
son
caUf,ht
h
his
maa
to
the
rear
irce
oi
an
au-mue
eaiLsouui
r-
--r,r,Dr
ooi
o
hro
i
ori
hu
m
a
mi
f
act
nrp
fin
pverv
nook
and
.
...
the
tailor
i
taking
collections
from
wedding
I
spectators
to
help
.maintain
hU
u.
v.v.n.s-.-v
....
j
-----
--
-
01
lnc
aione
oiutjv
ai
whi-h
cauiiht
her
on
...
tl,l-j
l,lrtv.rfni
nnMg
.nrnor
nf
tho
rnnm
nrt
inff
the
tiSI
gale
WIll.11
UUfclll
lli-l
r.
Vhen
he
was
caiu;at
the
m-n
ocvciiLjr-tiiiiu
uii
u.ivj
n.v...v.j
.ww...
.
tv.o
ct-irlu
decid-
.
.
,.,..!
.i
.
i.
...n
u
LllH
aiai
uumu
uuai
tc.
ai
Phone
649
f
'2'20
Sixth
St
came
to
ianaaa
io
spenu
uieu
wua,
jrev
i.k
ou
w
v
M,.rnmhp
r.m
i.n
ir.
rrrortedl
t.
hav9
said:
"What's
church.
Criticized
by
parishioners,
lie
said:
"We
often
get
people
at
a
wedding
who
are
never
seen
again."
Goletas
instead
of
the
regular
the
matter
wMft
you?
You've
Rot
declining
years
with
their
son
room
that
they
seem
to
belong
and
daughter-in-law.
Here
they
(
there
naturally.
One
is
constant-
Gordon
Channel
and
take
it
vnur
r:i-;s
fcrk.
let
me
ko."
M;
found
the
graaaaugnter,
Mrs.
iy
fcurprwea
as
ne
uuu.
u
-
Sstraisht
on
the
stern.
Meantime
Manson
said
he
then
put
a
ham
MlcKey
ruager,
wnom
uiey
iiau
iic
nau
uui
miuu
ncriuuoij,
,
.!.,.
v,,,,.
had
.
not
seen
since
she
was
a
baby
.
was
there.
Consistent
Value
and
Good
Service
has
stood
the
test
of
time.
JOHN
BULGER
JEWELLERS
Plumbing
&
Heating
wireless
aerial
been
blown
mcr
iocs
on
tne
man
s
arm
am
down
and
dishes
had
been
swept
'ook
him
b'ick
toths
--tore,
whore
from
dining
saloon
tables
as
pas-
he
called
the
police.
Two
peoplo
servers
romDleted
their
meal.
Ii,
were
in
the
store
at
the
time
of
girl,
and
a
great-grandson.
1
Yes,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kraupner
Today
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kraupner
"are
happy
in
their
new
homo.
i
Luxury
Steamer
Prince
George
nave
just
about
an
tne
pnysicat
Sometimes,
however,
they
be-
"
h
h
alarming
to
nas-
occurrence
and
one,
Dannv
t
mm
comforts
they,
ever
dreamed
of.
'
come
lonely.
Since
early
in
the,
H,,rii,v
tho
oi.ci.in
foj
Neufeld.
recovered
the
tray
of
i
year,
their
son
has
been
able
to;,,
'
.
th
f.am,,N,,n
marto
her
rin.
Mr
Mnrsnn
said.
get
to
the
cottage
only
on
the;
across
lh
Queen
charlol.e'
John
McPhlc
of
Toronto,
who
week-ends.
Normally
he
gets
out
!
g0nd
in
tne
continuing
gaie
arrived
a
few
days
aso
from
for
several
nights
during
the
if
shi
,g
oflicers
called
iL
Vancouver,
appeared
before
week.
When
he
arrives,
his
.
,.lo
eas
swell
.,
How.
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
in
city
mother's
face
lights
up
with
joyj
tn
ski'Pper
admitted
that
Policc
court
tnis
morning
charg-Both
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kraupner
are
,.'
,ho
,trm
.ho
r
un-
ed
with
theft
and
was
remanded
Hollywood
Cafe
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
For
Reservations
Write
or
CaU
happy
to
live
in
Canada
which
Qgun
had
e
encountered
and
f"1'
p'K,ht
days..Bail.
was
set
at;
7
and
I
k
y
1
',that
she
had
amply
proven
her
IU-
There
have
been
other
com-
miU
honey
seaworthiness.
The
Camosun
ar-'
MARCHAND
SPACE
HEATERS
VORTEX
OIL
BURNERS
.
CRANE
PLUMBING
FIXTURES
PHONE
rived-
in
port
at
1:45
yesterday
i
""i"""s
afternoon
and
sailed
at
11
p.m.
recently.
Wc
Specialize
in
DISHES
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
"
r
for
Bachelor's
Method
Stops
Baby
Crying
LONDON
tt
Wearv
parents
when
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
morning
to
sail
south
at
CENTENARIAN
COUPLE
'
ASMUNDTORP,
Sweden
W
--Europe's
oldest
married
couple
is
Nils
Petter
Jon.sson.
a
retired
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
whose
slumbers
are
broken
byinoon'
It
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
m
1
1
m
lor
Repairs
and
Alteration?
Junior's
nightly
howling
might
take
the
advice
of
a
36-year-old
PRINCE
RUPERT.
BC.
Smith
&
Elkins
Ltd
.
Another
Union
Steamships
farmer,
and
his
wife
Bothikla.
northern
liner
was
out
in
the
They
Hre
botn
morc
than
ion
storm
the
steamer
Chilcotin.
years
0id
and
on
December
29
After
leaving
Masse
t
Inlet
Sal.-
observed
their
77th
wedding
an-
OPKN
I
ltOIM
7:30
r.M.
to
3:30
A.M.
bachelor,
Lord
Mancroft.
"You
hold
the
child
upside
down
and
you
give
it
a
short
sharp
jerk.
This
creates
an
air
.ro.
Box
274
OTTO
urday
evening
on
me
weeiuy
niversary.
voyage,
Capt.
Harry
McLean
de
lock
and
stops
it
crying
at
once.
cided,
for
the
comfort
of
all
con-
mAmimm
mtUeMmmm
CLONDIE
In
the
Red
with
Bumstead
By
CHIC
YOUN
The
ouicker
vou
want
it
to'cerned,
to
wait
out
the
gale
TVI''JI'
U
,i!!i-!i;n:
i
m'umi
I
""I
I
'
l'il!in,ill!l!:H,:!,lllll!!!!i'ili!!!IIH!ii1
i
r...!nii!i'!nflml
I
Z
654
.
I
'i!'"
.
tjlil-
-v-v.
Li'iiIll!iM'LlL
,
(WHO
J
(
IM
THE
PLUMBER"'
.
(at
THE
PATE
.
'QADOV
GAve
ME
"V
'tfK
(
AKEV
VUI?
WIFE
CALLED..
u
5
i,raANHd'
stop
crying,
the
harder
you
Jerk.
Lord
Mancroft,
speaking
at
a
banquet,
said
he
would
not
want
it
thought
he
did
not
like
babies.
He
was
fond
of
little
girls
up
to
the
age
of
seven.
1
J
ovine.
Packing
Crating
wnicn
was
raging
up
necais
Straits
at
100
miles
per
hour,
so
,
anchored
in
the
lee
of
Tow
Hill.
With
some
subsiding
of
the
tempest
apparent
by
that
time,
the
Chilcotin
started
out
at
noon
yesterday
and
arrived
here
at
6:30
last
evening,
sailing
at
3
p.m.
in
continuation
of
her
voy-,
age
to
Vancouver.
!
S5c
pi
doicn
(Mid
iot
cmptMt.
PUsit
kvt
them
rcdy
when
tK
driver
alii.
Shipping
a.mi
General
Cartage
and
Storage
i
Tkt
dvirtimcnt
it
no(
ptibliihcd
or
diiplaycd
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ntnplete,
Reliable
and
Effi
ient
Service.
Also
agents
In
December
was
the
ICth
month
of
the
old
Roman
calendar
year
which
began
with
March.
ot
B'rtirh
Columbia.
o.v
P.
rinlin
q
at
;anadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
W
or
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
'Idlng
supplies.
UNDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910
Phones
60
and
68
TOURISTS
AND"
FISHING
OSLO
(P
The
winter's
fisheries
in
Lofoten,
northern
Norway,
are
expected
to
attract
hundreds
of
Finnish
and
Swedish
tourists.
Chartered
motor-boats
will
take
the
visitors
to
the
egal
Printers
222
Second
Ave.
Phone
24
fishing
grounds.