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Friday
February
1,
1843
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(Aathortwl
M
Second
Cfam
um.
Poet
Otflce
D-prtmrat.
Ottsn).
A
Serious
Port
Need
j
;
If
there
were
coal
transfer
facilities
from
railway
to
ship
at
Prince
Itupert;
a
full
cargo
shipment
of
eighittjousand
tons
of
coal
could
he
made.
through
thin
port
just
as
soon
the
coal
could
be
got
together.
But
the
fact
that
there
are
riot
the
facilities
h
ruling
out
the
possibility,
of
making
the
shipment'
That
is
apretty
serious
state
of
affairs
for
..a
port
which
is
otherwise
so
excellently
equipped
as
Prince
Rupert
for
the
handling
of
ocean
cargoes.
It
suggests
that
no
effort
should
be
left
unmade
towards
having
the
deficiency
removed.
;
The
railway
company
professes
to
be
interested
in
the
development
of
traffic,
over
this
line
and
through
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert.
Here
appears
to
Jbe
an
opportunity
for
it
to
manifest
its
good
faith
by
either
es-Lablifhing
the
required
facilities
itself
or
taking
steps
to
see
that
they
dre
established
In
some
other
way.
It
is
one
case
where
the
railway
company
could
dispel
the
growing
belief
that
it
is
utterly
indifferent,
if
not
entirely
inimical,
for
some
reason
or
other,
to
the
development
of
this
part
of
the
country.
h-
Guard
Against
Inflation
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
gives
reassurance
that
the
relaxation
of
price
and
ceiling
controls,
which
made
the
basis
for
important
announcements
from
Ottawa
yesterday,
are
not
expected
to
weaken
the
essential
fabric
of
Canada's
anti-in-flat'on
nrogram
which
was
the
model
of
the
world
during
the
war
and
which
saw
this
nation
so
admirably
through
the
conflict
on
an
even
economic
keel.
Tbe
immediate,
fear
is
j,hat
a;-re-:
laxation
of
the
price
controls
would
cause
a
sky-rocketing
of
prices
and
tfjat
the
lifting
of
wage
restrictions
would
bring
about
undue
demands
for
higher
wages,
the
higher
prices
'on
the
one
hand
and
the
higher
wages
on
the
other
combining
to
set
ih
motion
an
upward
spiral
thereby
interrupt
the
economic
balance.
1
However,
the
situation
seems
to
b,e
adequately
safeguarded
with
the
government
reserving
the
right
to
qxercise
its
power
to
restore
controls
arid
restrictions
if
it
should
appear
necessary
to
do
so.
I
It
is
also
wisdom
on
the
part
of
the
authorities
not
to
release
the
ceilings
on
essential
commodities
and
services
for
the
time
being.
FIRST
FOR
J)
Control
of
Labor
It
is
to
be
supposed
that
the
pro
vincial
governments
will
not
greet'
it
i?
i
wun
any
particular
enmusiasm
in
these
restless
times
the
move
of
the
federal
government
to
throw
back
in
their
lap?
jurisdiction
over
wage
rates,
hours
of
work
the
elements
which
kindle
industrial
disputes.
Indeed,
it
is
a
very
questionable
gift
If
Ottawa
was
as
wiling
to
restore
to
the
provinces
other
prerogatives
it
might
be
more
appreciated.
Labor
controls
are
the
constituents
of
plenty
of
legislative
and
administrative
headaches
and
Ottawa
is
smarl
as
far
as
its
own
interests
are
concerned
in
getting
rid
of
th'em.
As
for
the
removal
of
some
of
the
restrictions
which
were
imposed
in
the
interests
of
selective
service
for
war
purposes,
the
relaxation
will
be'
welcomed.
In
many
ways,
although
they
might
have
served
a
purpose
in
steadying
the
manpower
of
the
country
in
days
of
crisis,
they
were
a
nuisance.
Taxation
Appeal
A
Vancouver
firm
has
just
won
an
appeal
involving
$150,000
against
the
department
of
national
revenue,
says
Vancouver
Province.
The
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
has
given
the
decision.
The
case
is
of
interest
to
a
large
number
of
Canadian
companies
but"
not
of
much
interest
to
the
individual,
except
that
the
outcome
makes
him
feel
the
department
jis
taking
an
unfair
advantage
where
he
is
concerned.
The
department
of
national
revenue,
given
the
job
of
collecting
billions
of
money
needed
for
war
effort,
has
gone
at
its
job
with
a
cal
lousness
and
ruthlessness
that
is
difficult
to
match
in
this
country.
Under
the
authority
granted
it
by
Parha
ment,
or
that
it
assumes
has
been
granted
it,
it
makes
arbitrary
rulings
r
i
i
The
Interest
being
shown
by
Prince
Rupert
people
ln
the
Ketchikan-Prlnce
Rupert
basketball
games
scheduled
for
tonight
and
tomorrow
night
here
is
indicative
of
the
general
interest
which
Prince
Rupert
feels
ln
the
Alaska
city
and
in
the
territory
generally.
FROM
GROCERS,
CHAINS
DEPARTMENT
STORES
A.
Mackenzie
Furniture
LIMITED
A
good
place
to
buy
We
havs
ln
stock
i
Window
Shades
Mirrors
-
llaby
Buggies
:
Pillows
Table
Cloths
-
Carpet
Underfelts
i
Chenille
Bedspreads
Curtain
Rods
Beds
'
Springs
and
Mattresses.
327
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
775
SERVEDL
in
BOTH
WARS
New
Agent
of
Department
Of
Transport
at
Prince
Rupert
Lt.
Col,
Keith
Dixon,
who
arrived
this
week
to
take
over
as
agent
for
the
Department
of
Transport,
recently
retired
after
five
and
a
half
years
In
the
Army.
Col.
Dixon
is
a
veteran
of
two
wars,
having
served
ln
the
British
Army
during
the
First
Great
War
ln
Egypt,
Palestine
and
Syria
with
the
H.A.C.
Durlns
the
past
war
he
served
for
two
years
with
the
Fifth
(B.C.)
Coast
Regiment,
R.C.A.,
at
Victoria,
and
in
1942
was
transferred
to
the
general
staff
branch
at
National
Defence
headquarters
ln
Ottawa.
He
was
overseas
on
special
duty
ln
the
United
Kingdom
ln
1944
and
on
his
return
was
again
stationed
in
Ottawa
until
his
return
from
active
service
early
this
month.
Col.
Dixon
Is
a
member
of
the
Engineering
Institute
of
Canada
and
a
registered
professlonai
engineer
(civil)
ln
B.
C.
Before
the
war
his
home
was
ln
Victoria
where
he
was
on
the
engineering
staff
of
the
Esquimau
and
Nanalmo
Railway.
17-YEAR
MONOPOLY
A
patent
gives
an
Inventor
or
his
heirs
the
exclusive
right
to
make,
use
and
sell
his
Invention
for
1?
years.
CHURCHILL
ON
HIS
WAY
TO
MIAMI
-The
former
Britisn
prime
minister
poses
with
the
ever-present
cigar
before
entraining
for
Miami,
Fla.
Winston
Churchill
and
Mrs.
Churchill
arrived
in
New
York
on
the
Queen
Elizabeth
for
a
six
weeks'
holiday
in
the
south.
Safe
Navigation
Radar
Now
Perfected
Ship
Sailing
"Blind-
Without
A
Scratch
Simple
and
Reliable
LONDON
One
of
Britain's
greatest
wartime
inventions,
ra-!
dar
'radio
location),
is
being
put
to
peacetime
aw.
For
nearly
an
hour
last
week
Hilfl.
Pollux,
an
Admiralty
.experimental
radar
ship,
steamed
blindfolded
through
the
mist
of
irom
wnicn
only
corporations
or
in-
the
Thames
estuary,
yet
not
one
dividuals
with
large
resources
have
of
the
other
ships
in
the
crowded
any
Chance
Of
receiving
redress.
waterway
was
endangered
and
,
.
.
,
,
,
...
,
,
,
a
perfect
course
was
kept.
The
individual
who
thinks
he
has
Pollux
WM
a
BrUish
been
wrongly
assessed
can
appeal,
radar
apparatus
which
experts
of
Course,
but
his
Only
real
appeal
is
'
believe
to
be
a
forerunner
'
of
to
the
people
from
whose
decision
he
thcce
vnich
wi"
win
the
Brit-is
appealing.
So
Ms.chances
of
w-l
cess
are
not
very
bright.
He
can
go!
ln
any
rather.
.
.
i
on,'
'ift
he
likes,
to
the
Exchequer
)
-The
trials."
writes
LiSyd's
Court
and
the
Supreme
Court
of
j
enrresoondent.
"admirably
cfem-
Canada,
but
he
cannot
afford
to
do
on.rati
how
simple
andirf-that
ie
the
u
of
radar
w&i
(be.
and
the
department
knows
he
I
An
essential
for
the
radar
er-can
tt
i
-l
'o
-l
i
l
i
i
not
afford
it
So
it
takes
his
VicinS
of
the
Merchant
Navy
is
money
and
leaves
him
writhing
in
that
the
apparatus
cdn
beop-
helpless
anger.
j
erated
bv
the
officer
of
the
P,ii.
(nvnf;
c.ct,.
watch
without
recourse
R
spec-
Canada
taxation
S
system
no
ial
hliMy
tralned
pers0nnei.
system
at
all
but
a
hodge-podge
IS
,
with
the
radar
unit
now
beln?
in
need
of
many
reforms
and
one
of
,
tested,
a
p.p.i.
(oin
portion
in-
rhpm
is
an
riffprtiiv
monna
nf
annoal
dicator)
is
nlaced
in
front
of
the
fwv.
,,1TM
a
officer'
of
the
watch,
-lrher
on
xx
u.
u.C
i
ui...Ka
tnc
uc,;a.
u,i,,u
the
br,d?e
,
lhp
chart
room
j
Tills
indicator
includes
all
the
coniron
necessary
lor
operating
the
set.
The
number
of
controls
I
is
kept
down
to
the
minimum
possible.
The
indicator
records
a
picture
of
the
whole
area
surrounding
the
ship.
There
are
three
controls,
which
enable
the
set
to
be
ranged
over
a
distance
of
up
to
two"
and
a
half
miles,
from
zero
to
seven
and
from
zero
to
20
miles.
Thus
on
the
broad
Atlantic
It
is
possible
for
a
navigator
to
distinguish
objects
such
as
other
ships
and
Icebergs
up
to
20
miles
distant.
In
narrow
waters
such
as
the
Thames
estuary
the
indicator
records
the
outline
picture
of
coasts
on
north
and
south
sides
of
the
river,
while
small
spots
of
Jight
show
the
position
of
other
ships
and
buoys
in
the
neighborhood.
A
beam
of
the
Indicator-screen
shows
the
way
the
ship
Is
heading.
The
trials
also
revealed
that
British
scientists
have
now
over
STORAGE
SPACE
AVAILABLE
Storage
-for
a
trunk,
radio,
cedar
chest,
piano,
or
the
entire
furnishings
of
your
home
Is
convenient
ans
Inexpensive.
We
own
and
operate
the
warehouse
where
your
goods
are
stored.
For
complete
details
about
packing,
crating,
moving,
storage
and
shipping,
phone
no
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LTD.',
Corner
2nd
ana
Park
Avenue
come
one
important
limitation
of
radar:
its
Inability
to
distinguish
easily
between
ships
and
buoys.
It
was
demonstrated
that
this
difficulty
can
now
be
overcome
by
laying
buoys
fitted
with
special
radar
reflectors
in
easily
arranged
geometrical
patterns.
Special
reflectors
increase
the
range
at
which
buoys
can
be
detected
by
radar
and
identification
li
achieved
by
reeogniz-;n
the
nattern.
I
Jap
Constitutfon
Being
Considered
TOKYO
O
The
Japanese
government
has
drafted
tenta-
tlvely
a
new
constitution
strip-,
ping
the
emperor
of
his
military
command,
but
specifying
that
Japan
shall
retain
the
Institu-Uon
of
the
throne,
the
news-t
paper
Mainichi
said
today.
Chief
cabinet
secretary
Narahashi
denied
that
the
report
of
the
con
stitution
revi-sion
published
by
Advertise
in
The
Dally
News.
1
1
Better
English
j
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
'
1
What
is
wrong
wltn
thb-sentence
'
I
shall
go
providing
yu
are
there."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pro-I
nuncation
of
water?"
3.
Which
one
of
these
word
misspelled?
Patey,
neuralgia,
ujnsiilitis.
4.
What
does
the
word
"meth
odical"
mean?
5.
What
is
a
word
beginning
with
ob
that
means
"to
erase,
or
blot
out?"
Answers
1.
Say.
"I
shall
go
provided
you
are
there."
2.
Pronounce
the
as
as
in
saw,
not
as
in
was.
3.
Palsy.
4.
Characteriml
by
method
of
orderliness;
systematic.
"He
came
and
went
will,
methodical
regularity."
5.
Ob
literate.
CHRYSTAUisE
STRUCTURE
Snowflakes
are
transparent
rather
than
white
but
their
crystals
reflect
light
in
so
many
I
directions
they
appear
white.
ST.
ANDREW'S
I
Amenities
Ship
ELECTS
OFFICERS
Leaves
Vane,
Ai
iual
meeung
of
St
Andre
i
Cathedral
congregaUon
was
held
In
the
Cathedral
Hall
this
week
and
reports
from
all
branches
of
the
church's
work
showed
a
healthy
condition.
Rev..
Basil
S.
Prockter,
Rector
of
St.
Andrew's,
who
was
chairman
of
the
meeting,
made
an
opening
address
which
contained
an
inspiring
message
and
a
Mainichi
was
the
one
which
the
j
call
to
church
service
government
was
considering.
Mainichi's
report
might
have
been
compiled
from
reference
material,
he
told
the
Khodo
news
agency,
but
"it
is
entirely
separate
from
the
one
being
considered
by.
the
cabinet
now."
The
meeting
elected
wie
church
lay
oi
fleers
for
194S
and
esnduded
with
-refreshments
served
by
the
men
of
the
congregation.
The
following
officers
were
elected:
Rector's
Warden,
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher.
People's
Warden,
O.
P.
Tinker.
Church
Committee:
W.
M-Watts,
A.
T.
Parkin.
R.
O.
Birch,
L.
Fitzgerald,
N.
Jones,
E.
Wood-
ward,
O.
Dawes.
A.
Rlvett,
j
'
O.
J.
O-Macdonald,
J.
D.
Alien,
I.
MarUn.
F.
H.
Partridge.
E.
T
Applewhaite,
R.
E.
MorUmer
M.
O.
Urydjos,
G.
Durkin.
Choirmaster,
Peter
Lien,
and
one
member
from
the
Women
s
Auxiliary.
Lay
Delegates
to
the
Synod
t
W.
M.
Watts,
0.
P.
Tinker.
,
Substitute
Lay
Delegates:
F.
J
fckinner.
R.
O.
Birch.
Auditor,
R.
E
Mortimer.
Smithers
Boy
Is
Home
After
Long
Overseas
Service
SMITHERS
Henry
Anderson,
'
a
local
boy
who
joined
up
with
the
Second
Searchlight
Battery
'
in
Princf
Rupert
in
April.
1943,
returijlgijto
Smithers
last
Satur-
J
'
day.
HenTj
haseen
service
in
the
African.
Italian
and
Euro-
I
pean
theatres
of
war.
He
came
I
through
It
all
without
a
scratch
'
and
is
happy
to
be
back
with
his
family
unci
friends.
Taxes
House
ond
Mortgage
Payments
Home
Improvements
Educational
Courses
Medical
and
Denial
Treatment
Unforeseen
Expenses
Repayment
by
monthly
deposits
Life
Insurance
arranged
and
paid
for
by
the
Hank
covers
loans
in
good
standing.
matis
a
persona
foam
"Commercial
loans,
collateral
loans
and
call
loans
arc
all
made
against
some
form
of
security.
This
may
be
goods,
insurance
policies,
stocks,
bonds
or
some
other
tangible
guarantee.
"But
Personal
Loans
are
based
on
the
borrower's
character
ami
the
regularity
of
his
earnings
or
other
income."
This
Bank
has
been
making
Personal
Loans
for
nearly
ten
years.
In
fact,
it
was
the
first
Canadian
bank
to
specialize
irt
this
field.
Such
loans
may
be
obtained,
for
example,
to
provide
for:
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