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Tuesday,
January
4,
1938.
BRITAIN
INDUSTRIALLY
Those
who
imagine
that
Great
Britain
is
losing
in
the
industrial
world
are
being
misled
by
propaganda
coining
from
other
countries.
During
the
year
ending
September
30
there-was
an
increase
of
ten
per
cent
in
motor
construction
in
that
'country
and
considerable
of
this
was
manufactured
for
export.
Both
exports
and
imports
increased.
Coal
sales'
were
up
and
the
number
of
unemployed
has
decreased
considerably,
both
in
the
coal
regions
and
in
the
heavy
industries.
The
only
weak
soot
has
been
in
the
t-
ton
anLygpJen
industries
in
which
there
was
a
slight
recession
.
Great
preparations
are
being
made
for
the
Empire
Exhibition
at
Glasgow.
The
Palace
of
Engineering
has
been
erected
Of
steel
on
a
block
which
has
an
ai'ea
of
two
and
a
quarter
acres.
The
work
was
done
by
fifty
men
in
three
months.
While,
doubtless,
part
of
the
prosperity
has
been
due
to
the
speeding
up
of
defense
schemes,
overseas
orders
for
forty-two
new
locomotives
are
being
filled
for
delivery
to
South
Africa.
Sixty
new
trolley
buses
go
to
the
same
part
of
the
'world.
Italy
has
been
buying
a
large
hydro-genation
plant
and,
during
the
year,
a
million
dollars
worth
of
cotton
goods
has
been
shipped
to
Iran.
One
of
the
newer
developments
has
been
the
construction
of
a
glass
train
which
is
now
making
a
tour
of
Britain
showing
the
uses
to
which
glass
may
be
put
The
train
itself
was
manufactured
almost
wholly
from
glass.
A
new
pulp
mill
is
planned
for
Cumberland
costing
approximately
six
million
dollars
and
which
it
is
thought
will
employ
eight
hundred
men.
A
new
calcium
carbide
plant
is
to
be
erected
at
Port
Talbot
to
cost
five
million
dollars.
Unused
fabric
mills
are
to
be
reopened
in
the
north
for
the
nijanilfacture
of
rayon
and
a
new
rayon
factory
is
nearing
completion
in
Lancashire
which
it
is
expected
will
employ
from
five
to
six
thousand
operatives.
Taken
all
in
all,
the
present
outlook
in
that
country
is
a
healthy
one
with
increased
business
and
increased
em
ployment
being
recorded
everywhere,
especially
in
the
north
and
in
Wales.
MONEY
MORE
PLENTIFUL
Considerinir
the
time
of
year,
motley
sCems
rather
more
plentiful
this
year
than
at
any
time
silice
1930.
Ac
cording
to
general
reports
there
is
a
greater
readiness
to
pay
accounts
and
one
large
account
paid
up
often
means
the
linuidation
of
a
dozen
or
more
other
accounts.
The
moment,
somebody
pays
it
enables
somebody
else
to
pay
and
the
chain
is
almost
endless.
The
erection
of
the
post
office
will
bring
some
new
nioney
into
town
that
will
help
in
the
general
liquidation.
AIDED
ARMY
LADIES'
FUND
MUCH
BOWLING
Sum
or
$298.35
Realized
From
Radio,
Second
Half,
of
Season
Starts
Auction
Business
at
Meettnp
of
i
Tuesday
NiAht
With
Playing:
1
Junior
Cnaniber
Of
Four
Fixtures
'
The
recent
radio
auction
con-
LadJ
trUridlers
swung
into
ac-ducted
by
the
Junior
Chamber
of
tion
last
night
for
the
second
half
'
Commerce
for
the
benefit
of
the
bf
the
season
with
the
playing
of
;
Salvation
Army
Christmas
relief
fpur
-fixtures
each
of
which
re-
fund
realized
the
gratifying
sUffl
of
suited
In
two
game
to
one
scores.
$298.35.
It
was
reported
at
the
regu-
Annette's
won
oyer
Rangers.
Our,
lnr
mnnthlv
meetlne
of
the
Junior
Gang
defeated
Blue
Birds,
KnoX
Chamber
last
night
by
George
Rorie
"lel
downed
Telephone
Girls
and!
nv,nfr,
nr
tho'
nnmrnitte
in
Merchantettes
were
victorious
charge
of
the
undertaking.
Ap-
over
B1K
Sisters.
precision
was
expressed
to
the
Indlvidual
scoring
was
as
fol
committee,
and
all
within
and
with-
lows;
.
nut
the
Chamber
who
had
assisted
in
the
project.
t
OUR
GANG-
1
Another
Christmas
activity
of
the
Ciccone
124
Junior
Chamber
had
been
the
dec-Fitch
Ill
orating
of
lamp
standards
and
thejGurvlch
134
community
Christmas
Tree
on'InErnm
132
Third
Avenue.
The
committee
head-
j
Smith
146
prf
hv
Lnoirpnci"
Plprre
having
this:
Total
647
C94
815
work
in
hand
was
congratulated'
and
appreciation
was
expressed
to
fit-UE
BIRDS
I
merchants
whose
donations
had.
pierce
.......!
139
made
possible
the
Illumination
of.,Croxford
i..-...-
181
the
tree.
The
Junior
Chamber
had
contem-.
plated
having
a
dance
In
January
or
February
but,
after
some
discus-j
sion,
It
was
decided
to
defer
the
af-!
fair
until
immediately
after
Easter,
j
A.
W.
Newman
reported
or,
recent
activity
of
the
Peace
River
outlet
l
committee.
j
The
University
of
British
Columbia
extension
lecture
committee,
of
which
G.
P.
Lyons
Is
chairman,
rer
ported
that
Dr.
Harry
Warren
would
be
here
January
19
and
20
to
give
lectures
on
"Can
I
Make
Money
With
Mining
Stocks?"
and
"An
Engineer
Looks
at
Modern
Education."
A
special,
committee
named
to
answer
a
questionairre
from
the
Rowell
Royal
Commission
on
Inter
r
governmental
relations
Is
preparing
to
send
in
Its
answer.
Mall
Service
The
President,
J.
C.
Gilker,
who
was
In
the
chair,
brought
up
the
matter
of
postal
service
here,
mbre
particularly
In
regard
to
possibility
of
a
more
satisfactory
street
pick:
up
and
box
distribution
at
night.
Jack
Bulger
was
delegated
to
interview
the
Postmaster.
The
President
also
offered
the
suggestion
that
all
goods
made
In
Canada
should
be
labelled
"Made
In
Canada"
whether
for
export
or
otherwise.
In
Great
Britain
this
had
proven
most
efficacious
advertising.
The
suggestion
was
referred
to
committee
with
a
view
to
pre
senting
it
td
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
of
Canada.
In
view
ot
other
activities
of
members
conflicting
with
the
first
Tuesday
of
the
month,
it
was
decided
that,
for
the
next
two
or
three
months,
regular
monthly
meetings
of
the
Chamber
should
be
held
on
the
second
Thursdays
of
the
month.
The
monthly
executive
meeting
will
take
place
on
the
first
Thursday.
Members
of
the
Junior
Chamber
were
reminded
that
all
were
Invited
to
attend
the
annual
dinner
lng
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
this
Friday
night.
It
.
was
decided
that
the
Senior
Cham-
ber
should
be
asked
to
name
an
ofr
flcial
representative
at
aii
junior
Chamber
regular
meetings,
the1
President
re-appplhted.
C.
0)
Ham
as
trie
junior
Chambers
rep
iresentatlve
on
the
museum
board
land
T.
J.
Williams
on
the
library
Iboard.
I
R.
G.
Van
der
Sluys
was
nam?d
official
delegate
of
the
Junior'
j
Chamber
to
the
forthcoming
an-jnual
meeting
of
the
Prince.
Rupert
General
Hospital
Association.
Correspondence
before
the
meeting
last
night
included
a
letter
drawing
attention
to
the
convention
In
Vancouver
on
February
11
and
12
of
the
Northwest
Aviation
Planning
Council
and
a
letter
from
the
chairman
of
the
national
committee
of
the
Junior
chamber
of
Commerce
on
civil
service.
MASSETT
The
Native
Sisterhood
of
Massett
held
a
successful
social
on
Mom
day
night
of
last
week
In,
the
Com
munity
Hall.
Oliver
Adams
gave
a
renort
on
the
recent
annual
con-
'ventiori
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
'nf
British
Columbia
at
Beiia
Bella
There
was
also
an
address
by
Al
fred
Adams,
president
of
theNa-tive
Brotherhood.
Chief
William
Matthews
thanked
the
delegates
to
the
convention
on
behalf
of
Massett
village.
After
a
long
Illness,
the
baby
daughter
of
Mr."
and
Mrs.
Alex
Boulter
147
Hartwlg
212
Keron-
.1
183
2
91
220
88
134
161
2
118
ill
109
81
139
3
1C5
1S3
217
118
135
3
7
123
137
133
175
Total
.
8G2
558
649
RANGERS
1
2
3
Raybone
:.
156
192
237
BerK
.263
174
203
Hallberg
143
78
144
Yager
164
158
1P5
Ballinger
154
143
211
Total
,1
885
745
1030
'
ANNETTE'S
1
2
3
Basso-Bert
209
175
2?4
Skattebol
202
213
10C
Owens
.'
185
199
193
Johnson
180
253
215
P.
Dickens
-
127
168
17f.
Total
903
1008
949
TELE.
GIRLS
1
2
3
Nelson
132
173
146
McLeod
117
153
101
1
Eastman
.'.
130
260
63
1
Peachy
128
118
124
Anderson
49
112
113
Total
556
816
5Er
KNOX
HOTEp
1
2
3
Peterson
171
150
252
Brasell
161
174
ICS
Scharff
171
109
182
Selig
-.143.
144
143
Larson
120
162
31
Total
768
739
800
MERCHANTETTES
1
2
?
Colussl,
235
131
22f
Madlll
143
143
HQ
Holden
139
71
8Jl
LaBelle
186
190
167:
Vlereck
148
105
112
Total
851
640
lit
BIG
SISTERS
1
2
B.
Dickens
101
122
130
E.
bickens
129
161
13s
V.
Alexander
131
110
Mrs.
,
Rothwell
.....135
181
114;
U
Bond
117
145
86,
Mrs.
Dickens
ioc.
Total
613
710
5Cf:
.tomans
.away.
of
Massett
has
passcc
1
fr
I
LOOK
WHO'S
HERB
In
spite
of
that
heavy
beard
you
should
recognise
the
one
and
onlv
Robert
Taylor,
idol
of
lady
film
fans.
He
Is
pictured
In
his
cabin
aboard
the
liner
which
brought
him
back
to
America.
The
ship
news
photographer
Intruded
as
beautiful
Bob
breakfasted
in
his
bathrobe
before
he
had
time
to
shave.
Hearts
Of
Midlothian
Take
Lead
EDINBURGH,
Jan.
5:
(CPJ
4'
Hsarts
of
Midlothian
ousted
Celtic
from
the
top
of
the
Scottish
Football
League
yes-
tsrday
by
defeating
Falkirk
one
to
nothing
at
Tyne
Castle
Park.
The
decision
gave
ths
Hearts
thirty-six
points,
one
more
than
the
Celts,
but
the
latter
have
a
game
In
hand.
SCHEDULE
0FB0WLS
Five
Pin
League
January
7
Pioneer
Laundry
vs.
Old
Empress;
Gyro
vs,
C.N.R.A.
January
14
Pioneer
Laundry
vs.
Gyro;
Old
Empress
vs.
C.N.R.A.
,'
Attev
.ah
epidemic
of
measlei.
!
January
21
C.N.R.A,
vs.
Pioneer
and
other
complalpts,
normal
Laundry;
Old
Empress
vs.
Gyro,
health,
has
now
been
restored
to
January
28
Gyro
vs.
C.N.R.A.;
ijthe
people
of
Id
Massett.
Old
Empress
V3.
Pioneer
Laundry:
'
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Clearance
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At
This
Season
of
Goodwill
We
Extend
to
Everyone
k
Our
Best
Wishes
For
a
Happy
and
Prosperous
Ned)
Year
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UllCiCS
PRINCE
RUrfcltT
TO
EXERT
ITSELF
(Continued
Irony-page
One)
Interest
Being
Taken
In
Annual
development
of
the
province
and
Week
of
Prayer
in
Prince
Rupert
Increased
attendance
niarked
the
the
foundation
of
the
cities
of
Van-
coUVsr
and
Victoria.
.
What
mining
has
done
for
the
:.auth,
mining
can
and
will
do
for
second
meeting
last
night
of
theitne
porth,"
asserted
Dr.
Mandy,
annual
Week
of
Prayer
in
Prince
..We
nav
a
great
mineral
area
trl-
Rupert.
The
meeting
list
nrgm
Dutary
to
Prince
uupen
awaiting
was
held
in
First
Baptist
wiurcn
(
deVelOJtmeni.
lnere
are
aiso
coal
with
Capt.
Ivan
Halsey
of
the
Sal-
and
0il
resources.
We
have
every
vatlon
Army
in
charge.
Capt.
Hal-.
goOCi.reason
ta
be
tlmlstlC
."
sey,
basing
his
remarks
In
the
first
Tns
speaker
then
turned
to
a
chapter
of
Hebrews,
spoke
on
thejorjef
review
of
the
history
of
ralnr
subject
of
Faith,
singing
01
uiu
Jnm
northwestern
unusn
uoium-
famlliar
hymns
was
a
leaturc
01
uic
bjy
in
1373
SOiu
naa
Deen
aiscor.
rheetlng.
.ered
In
the
Cassiar.
In
1898
had
Tonight's
meeting
will
ds
in
fct-lCDme
the
Klcndyke
ana
Aiun
dis
Andrew's
Ahgllcan
Cathedral
wun
Rev.
E.
E.
Brandt,
pastor
01
nrsi
BaDtlst
Church,
In
charge
speaking
on
"Obedience."
TERRACE
For
the
East-Monday,
Wednesday,
and
and
Friday
5
p.m.
From
the
East
1
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Sunday
11:00
p.m.
For
Vancouver
Tuesday
12:30
noon'
Thursday
10:15
p.m.
Friday
8
p.m.
January
3,
17
and
31
.4:30
p.m.
!
coverles,
later
Portland
Canal,
Alice
Arm
and
Anyox.
Closer
still
to
rrittce
Rupert
were
the
discoveries
and
developments
of
Queen
Chat-
ilotte
Islands
and
Surf
Inlet
;
m,nre
!
recently,
Surf
Point,
and,
latest
of
!
all,
Tulsequah.
All
this
was
only
a
I
beginning
but
It
had
brought
Stewart
of
"prince
Rupert
incss.
revenue
and
traffic
to
Prto
...
1
nnnart
1.
viitin(T
in
Terrace
wun
nc
mother,
Mrs.
E.
Cole,
and
the
Mrs.
E.
Noslin
is
paying
a
holi
day
visit
with
her
parents,,
Mr
and
Mrs.
Doll
of
Terrace.
Ralph
Skinner
Is
home
from
thf
University
of
British
Columbia
fol
the
holiday
season.
Mail
Schedule
I
Dr.
Mandy
concluded
with
run
ap-'
peal
to
the
members
of
the
Junior
1
chamber
to
play
their
part
in
seeing
that
recognition
was
obtained
for
the
natural
resources
of
thy
district
and
their
dev?lopment
brought
about
so
that
the
elt?
might
progress
and
prosper
UNION
STEA
Wheat
Prices
I
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
5:
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-Wheat
was
trading
at
$1
45
c:i
;
the
Vancouver
market
yesterday,
'up
an
even
5c
from
the
prec'Alli
day.
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY;
Basement
of
Exchangn.,
Block
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658
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what
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will
have
after
we
have
gone
ovef
your
car
with
our
"KING"
Tester,
which
is
the
last
word
In
equipment
for
diagnosing
motor
trouble.
Very
often
the
difference
between
a
slow
motor
nnd
a
PEPPY
one
Is
only
a
matter
of
minor
and
inexpensive
adjustments.
It
doesn't
take
much
to
put
a
high
speed
motor
"out
of
line,"
but
It
does
take
special
equipment
to
locate
the
trouble
so
that
it,
can
be
remedied.
We
have
the
finest
equipment
obtainable
and
it
eliminates
all
GUESS
WORK,
Bring
your
car
m
and
get
PEP
for
the
getaway
and
POWER
for
the
hills.
RUPERT
MOTORS
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
MSHIPS
SPECIAL
WINTER
EXCURSION
RATES
TO
VANCOUVER
FltUM
PRINCE
RUPERT
32,
QQ
"ETURN.
Air
meals
FROM
POUT
SIMPSON
Q()
RETURN.
Berth
Included.
Reduced
Rates
to,
Vancouver
also
apoly
from
Intermediate
points.
Special
Tickets
on
Sale
Between
November
1st,
1937
and
February
-
28th,
193,
Inclusive
Good
to
Return
up
to
.March
31,
1938.
Children
Halt
Pare.
Steamers:
Leave
Prince
Rupert:
Ar.
Vancouver
S.S.
CATALA
Tuesday,
1:30'
p.m.
Thursday,
a.mf
S.S.
CARDtiNA
Friday,
9:00
p.m.
Sun.,
Midnight
'
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
Prince
Rupert
Agent
A.
W.
NEWMAN
Third
Avef,
Phone
508
If
Convenient
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
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ROYAL
HOTEL
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HOME
AWAY
FROM
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Rate
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
St
Celd
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
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