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BIX
APPROVAL
OF
HOT
LETTER
Radio
Matters
Again
Aired
by
Chairman
of
ConYmitlec.
and
-
Letter
Read
at
Meetin;
At
the
dinner
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
Monday
evenlhs
the
following
letter
written
by
D.
C.
McRae,
chairman
of
the
radio
committee,
was
read
and
approv'd:
"Your
letter
of
March
17
together
with
enclosure
of
copy
of
letter
from
the
Department
of
Supply
and
MunVl-
rt'
-1
FpV-
v
duly
received
and
referred
to
the
radio
committee
for
replv.
.-
"We
regret
that
we
are
not
able
to
offer
you
much
assistance
in
this
matter.
Everybody
is
dtaatls-fled
with
the
apparent
indifference
of
the
radio
department
to
reception
in
Prince
Ruoert
Most
people
protest
that
whatever
reef
rtlon
they
do
get
comes
from
the
United
States,
principally
Ketchikan,
Alaska
and
right
o-
wrone,
do
hot
see
why
they
should
pay
a
licence
in
Canada
for
something
they
do
not
receive.
Under
the
circumstances
it
is
no
surprise
that
nobody
wants
the
Job
of
sellin?
licenses
from
house
to
house
in
Prince
Rupert
Even
the
govern
ment
does
not
seem
.disposed
to
press
the
matter
of
licences
in'
Rupert
"Mr.
Irvine,
radfo
inspector,
was
here
for
a
couple
of
weeks
and
cleared
up
a
lot
of
interference
but
there
is
plenty
yet
to
be
done.
However.
removing-Jocal
Interference
is
not
everything.
We
"are
500
mile.1!
from
Vancouver
and;500
miles
is
a
great
distance
for
long
wave
signals
to
travel.
Cannot
you
persuade
them
to
run
a
wire
from
Ja.p?r.
shcrt
wave
station
at
Vancouver
r
even,
the
Ketchikan
system
of
bringing
it
in?
The
present
system
of
collecting
a
license
from
25
tier
cent
of
the
people
and
giving
next
nothing
in
return
satlfles
nobody.
Cannot
you
persuade
them
to
provide
us
with
radio
reception
and
then,
go
after
the
radio
owners
as
cold-bloodedly
as
an
income
tax
iv-'lectir?
With
tron?er
slenal
the
matter
of
interference
would
not
be
such
a
serious
problem
os
at
nresent.
The
people
would
be
better
satisfied,
the
C.B.C.
would
be
in
better
repute
and
the
increased
revenue
of
riearlv
$4000
annually
tmiM
take
care
of
any
considerable
investment
necessary
to
bring
about
the
improved
reception."
D.
CrUchlev
of
Inverness,
who-has
been
,
rend!n7
the
winter
in
the
south,
arrived
in
the
city
on
th
Prince
George
this
mcmln?
from
Vancouver
enroute
to
the
cannery
for
the
season.
Expert
Optical
Service
Chas.
Poimead
Optometrist
in
Charge
Vatch,
Clock,
Jev
elry
Repairing
Hand
Engraving
.
;'.
-Visit
our
basement
store
For
Fine
China,
Dinnerwarc,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties
Max
Heilbroner
.iTiWKLKU
--
DI
AMO.ND'mERCHAN'T
Suiting
The
Spring
Mood
FOR
EASTER
There's
MAGIC
In
Those
New
Spring
Suits
Just
Arrived
At
The
Peoples
Store
OUTSTANDING
FEATURES
Expert
Hand
Tailoring
New
Longer
Length
Jackets
New
Softly
Rounded
Shoulders
New
Slim
Skirts
Does
your
preference
lean
toward
those
mannish
tailored
styles
or
perhaps
you've
decided
on
the
new
figure-mold
type
or
a
:r?oxt
tweed
model.
Whatever
your
choice
might
be.
youH
find
the
largest
selection
In
town
right
here.
Fashioned
m
worsteds,
trlcotenes,
herringbones,
tweeds
and
two-tone
wools.
See
tie
latest
styling
-brought
to
you
direct
from
Montreal.
ALL
SIZE
RANGES.
.Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
Open
Saturday
Nijht
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
5
"In
the
Heart
of
Trincc
Rupert"
TIIIU1)
AVE.
Next
to
Heilbroner's
Phone
BLUE
907
This
is
the
Time
of
Year
When
QUALITY
COAL
i
v
iMukcsa
Difference
to
Your
Comfort
Consult
with
us
as
to
the
best
kind
to
use
for
your
;
Stove,
Ratine
or
Furnace
!
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
THE
DAILY
NEW8
Friday
Sat.
Matinees
Yi&
Sat
At
2:30
Paramount
proudly
presents
DE
MILLE'S
GREATEST
PRODUCTIOK
...
A
THRILLING
EPIC
OF
CANADA'S
NORTH
WEST
MOUNTED
POLICE!
...
Scarlet
-coated
Mounted
Police...
Canada's
sons
of
courage
.
.
.
riding
against
a
wilderness
aflame
with
Indian
war
and
rebellion!
Tbe
roaring,
magnificence
of
UNION
PACIFIC,
the
pulse
-tingling
power
of
THE
PLAINSMAN!
Two
surging
love
stories
woven
into
one
mighty
drama
told
against
tbe
blazing
beauty
of
Canada's
forests
in
SUPER-TECHNICOLOR!
.
Evening
w
J?
shows
At
m
f
...-.iyv
AeUnu
w
h
drama'ic
suddenness
under
provisions
of
the
1017
Espionage
Art.
the
United
States
government
seized
and
placed
undo
protective
custody
28
Italian
and
two
German
merchant
ships
tn
harbors
throughout
the
country.
Here,
in
thl?
photograph
made
on
board
the
S.
Alberta,
one
of
five
seljed
at
Port
Newark,
N.J.,
is
actual
photographic
proof
of
sabotage,
the
main
air
pump
is'
shown
shattered
and
useless.
Other
machinery
cn
this
ship
was
also
broken,
and
the
main
drive
shaft
cut
through.
Cecil
B.
DeMille's
III!
Til
WEST
MOMTID
POL
Tbe
thrilling
epic
of
Canada's
gallant
Mounted
Police
in
m&mmim.
GARY
COOPER
MADELEINE
CARROLL
PRESTON
FOSTER
PAU
LETTS
GODDARD
LYNNE
OVERMAN
ROBERT
PRESTON
AKIM
TAMIROFF
GEORGE
BANCROFT
LON
CHANEY
JR.
WILLIAM
H.
PINE,
Auoclate
Producer
plenty
t
give
to
them
both,
Thus
there
was
created
a
bend
of
friendship
between
our
countries
and
peoples
that
has
been
strengthened
in
many
ways,
ever
since
the
time
your
King
Erik
came
and
married
our
Princess
Margaret,
daughter
of
Alexander
III
of
Scotland,
until
not
p"
long
ago
another
of
our
princees
became
the
beloved
and
now
sainted
Queen
Maud
of
Norway.
The
strongest
tends
between
us
arc
the
love
for
theca
and
those
noble
virtues
resulting
from
that
love
and
that
life
namely
courage
in
the
hour
of
danger,
a
simple
and
genuine
religious
faith,
and
an
unbending
determination
to
love
and
preserve
true
freedom.
And,
as
you
know,
it
is
in
order
to
preserve
this
precious
heritage
we
now
together
have
had
to
take
up
arms.
We
enter
this
year
with
the
asruranc!
that
it
will
not
be
so
very
long
before
you
can
return
to
ycur
beloved
Norway,
again
a
free
and
glorious
nation,
as
in
the
past.
Unil
Ithat
time
comes,
I
want
to
e.
sure
you
and
I
want
yen
to
know
that
you
are
truly
wetcome
and
that
you
are
among
sincere
friends."
Th
speaker
clstcd
by
proooslng
a
toast
for
"our
Norwegian
Allies."
Th
Norwegian
vice-consul.
Mr.
Puntervold
resoorrded.
and
closed
wh
"a
toast
to
Great
Britain,
the
land
of
freedom,
the
land
whose
flag
Norsemen
had
honored
for
centuries,
and
now
would
follow
in
the
struggle
for
freedom,
in
life
or
death."
GREAT
FILM
,
IS
SHOWING
!
1
AT
CAPITOL!
"Northwest
Mounted
Police,"
With
'
Gary
Copper
and
Madeleine
Carroll,
is
Here
An
epic
tale
of
indomitablf
cour
I
age,
widely
hailed
as
one
of
the,
year's
greatest
moving
pictures
and
colorful
too
as
it
Is
produced
in
te.-hnlcolor.
"Northwest
Mounted!
Police,"
with
Gary
Cooper
and
Medeleine
Carroll
In
the
top
star-!
"JOW.KVMKNT
I.IIJI
OIC
ACT"
(SftoMrMi
28)
Niilltr
l
Aliriitln
for
u
Urt
I.liniw
NOTICE
ta
lwreby
given
il,t
cm
ie
S'b
dy
of
M,.
A.
D.
1041.
Uve
under-Intend
to
apply
t,,
Lquor
Ormtr-I
Bonrd
for
llotrwe
in
respect
of
prnls
betru?
prt
of
k
bulldinz
"
ihf
Belmont
Hotel.
BltuU
...
nnu,
wmi,
mnce
Run.
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upon
Ih
UU
rtpwribd
it
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No
8Uoii
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ft
mp
prince
mirrt
Und
Rwtwratlon
DUtrict,
in
the
rrovlncc
of.
British
Columbia,
tot
beer
by
the
eiu
or
by
the
brtlie
for
consumption
on
the
premie
i9DATEX)
thl.
2ith
dy
of
March,
A
X.
JOHN
HOSXIN3
Applicant.
nng
roles,
comes
to
the
screen
of
backgrous
the
Capitol
Theatre
for
an
extra
long
engagement
commencing
tonight
and
continuing
right
through
to
Saturday.
Special
arrangements
are
being
made
for
the
handling
of
capacity
audiences
at
all
showings.
The
story
has
Its
basis
!n
a
real
revolt
against
the
Canadian
government
back
in
18S5
by
a
murderous
tribe
of
nondescript
people
known
as
the
Metis,
made
up
o(
half-breed
voyageurs
and
the
like.
The
revolt
of
the
Metis,
as
a
matter
of
record,
amounted
for
a
Ume
to
what
might
have
been
almost
civil
war
which
was
put'
down
by
the
courage
of
five
hundred
loyal
mounted
police.
The
three
leaders
of
the
Metis
are
played
by
"Aklm
Tamlroff,
George
Bancroft
and;
Francis
McDonald.
Preston
Poster
and
Kobert
Preston
are
the
two
most
prominent
mounted
policemen.
Madeleine
Carrol
is
the
sister
of
one
of
the
officers
and
a
nurse
In
the
settlement
Paulette
Goddard
Is
a
wild-cat
Indian
girl
Gary
Cooper
Is
a
Texas
Ranger
who
arrives
on
the
scene
with
a
warrant
fora
murderer
who
ha
flttj
to
Canada.
Lon
Chaney.
Walter
Hampden
and
Montagu
Love
also
have
Important
parts.
Thrilling
action,
magnificent
Us
7
no
nn,i
m
v
...
.
mMmm
mm
murs
if,
IT
HAPPENS
THESEDAYS
Impressive
Gathering
of
Norwegians
and
Scotsmen
at
Buckie
Translated
by
J.
II.
Myrwang
Very'
interesting
items
of
news
come
now
and
then
across
the
sea
throush
:he
"Norsk
Tidend,"
(Norwegian
News)
published,
by
the
Norwegians
now
residing
in
large
numbers
in
London
and
other
places
in
England.
We
find
that
very
many
fishermen
from
western
Norway,
especially
from
Sunnmore,
where
;hey
have
large
fishins
schooners,
have
from
time
to
time
in
the
last
year,
during
the
dark
night,
set
out
across
tha
North
Sea
to
Scotland
where
they
in
several
places
have
become
rather
numerous
and
where
they
are
welcomed
with
open
arms
and
from
which,
places
they
carry
oh
their
work
on
the
sea.
At
a
pla.:e
called
Buckle,
the
city
i
council
a
short
time
ago
decided
to
hold
a
celebration
of
welcome
:
he
N.w?g.an
fishermen,
wiu
fur
;'ae
time
beir.2
have
taken
up
residence
amon?
the
Scotsmen
I;
is
reported
that
during
the
evening
the
Norwegians
lang
their
Norwegian
songs
and
the
Scots
men
song
their
folk
songs
and
anthems
ioved
by
the
people.
Many
speeches
were
made.
Dean
Mtrson
Is
reported
to
have
spoken
In
port
as
-follows:
"It
Is
with
real
-joy
that
I
today
extend
an
official
welcome
to
our
friends
and
allies;.
We
remember
when
you
came.
You
preferred
to
leave
all
you
loved
rather
than
submit
to
the
enemy
lhat
was
a
brave
and
noble
thing
to
do
and
I
can
afsure
you
that,
in
th;
fullness
of
time,
you
Wl!
find
th?t
(hat
was
also
the
rightj
thing
to
do.
Norway
and
Scc41arr1
have
always
bsen
close
to
each
other
.This
relation
was
not
always
friendly.
In
historic
times
your
forefathers
came
across
in
their
ships,
driven
by
something
the
Germans
rail
leoensraum
and
which
is
nothing
ei
e
than
taking
inj
one's
neighbor
what
one
feels
strong
enough
to
take.
But.
the
common
sense
of
our
two
nations
discovered
soon
that
there
were
greater
values
to
seek,
that
they
could
seek
in
common,
friends
and
equals.
Among
these
were
the!
riches
they
could
take
from
the
sea
and
the
sea
had
SABOTAGE
ON
ITALIAN
VESSEL
mance
car.
".rive
u
sail
west
Moun
P
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lng
pictur
w
t...
are
promu.:.,
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a
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but
not
a
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Capt.
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po:t
a
:
Vancouver
p
Falls
uiid
w.
Ketchikan
a;
will
return
I
southbound.
an
oi
me
natural
oils
so
necessary
to
lone
n
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CEMBNT
GRAVEL
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ten
x
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a
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fith
St.
opp.
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Donnacona
Insu'ating
Boar
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LBOARDS
We
have
on
hand
laree
stock
nt
rnai
in
suit
rvcn
:'i"1Itf
All
our
coal
is
rarefnllv
riwnri
nnrl
nrpnarrrt
AO
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line
of
lumber
for
every
-
-
type
j
of
building.
Our
-
shingles
;j
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
they
are
not
kCr
.
and
Philpott
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&
Co.
Ltd
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for
the
EAST
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Air-Condllipntd
'Bleeping
and
Dining
CJ
Steamer
leaves
l-rtlftuE
KtJI'EH
1
for
VANXOUVi
Thursday,
11:30
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
PocD
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