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POLICE
FINES
1
TOTAL
$910
There
were
51
cases
in
city
police
court
during
February,
of
which
38
resulted
in
convictions,
-according
to
the
monthly
police
"rCport
considered'
by
the
city
couhcll's
'police
committee.
Fine
iotal
for
the
month
was
$910.
There
'were
no
court
costs
leveled.
Total
of
fines
collected
so
far
this
year
is
$1,567.
a
decrease
df
more
than
$200
from
the
same
period
last
year.
Fine
total
in
February
Jast
year
was
$945
and
the
T'wo-month
aggregate
was
$1,795.
Value
of
property
reported
stolen
during
the
month
was
$1,042,
of
which
$340
had
been
recovered.
This
did
not
Include
the
value
of
two
cars
which
were
recovered.
Cost
of
maintaining
the
city
Jail
was
$121.
MATES
SEPARATE
Female
turkeys
keep
away
from
the
males
during
the
incubating
period.
Wherever
you
can
Travel
or
Trade
.
.
.
A
Letter
of
Credit
issued
by
this
Bank
will
make
your
funds
available
to
you
or
your
customers,
as
and
when
required,
wherever
travel
or
trade
is
possible.
Our
Letters
of
Credit
are
adaptable
to
any
requirements,
whether
for
travel
or
for
importing
goods,
and
your
instructions
will
be
carried
out
with
speed
and
efficiency.
THE
CANADIAN
BANK
OF
COMMERCE
Prince
Rupert
Branch:
R.
O.
HOPKINS,
Mamuer
Ketchikan
Lodge
Arriving
Today
.
In
a
special
boat
chartered
for
the
occasion,
19
members
of
the
Ketchikan
Moose
lodge
sailed
this
morning
for
Prince
Rupert
to
pay
a
fraternal
visit
to
the
members
of
the
Moose
lodge
here.
A
small
number
of
Ketchikan
lodge
members
arrived
here
on
the
Prince
Rupert
last
night
and
more
are
expected
to
arrive
1
IrmynvrrwiT
mnrlllnff
hfl
Tlllin
from
the
Alaska
city.
In
honor
of
the
visit,
a
special
dinner
and
dance
has
been
arranged
In
the
Knights
of
Columbus
Hall
Saturday
night.
Rector
Prefers
Cottage
in
Wood
CLAXBY,
Lincolnshire,
Eng.
it)
Rev.
Austin
Lee,
bachelor
rector
of
Claxby,
moved
out
of
his
Victorian
rectory
Into
a
woodman's
cottage.
His
new
home,
one
mile
from
the
nearesl
house,
Is
so
lonely
that
the
foxes
come
and
spend
the
night
on
the
doorstep.
"That,"
said
the
rector,
"is
the'
only
drawback.
I
prefer
life
in
solitude
in
the
middle
of
a
wood
to
living
in
a
mansion
where
there
is
not
enough
coal
to
light
the
kitchen
fire
and
where
I
cannot
have,
a
bath."
The
rector
now
travels
to
and
from
his
parish
on
horseback
as
cars
can
only
reach
the
cottage
in
summer.
.
PAPER
KINGS
The
four
kings
pictured
on
playing
cards
are
David,
Alexander,
Caeser
and
Charlemange.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News
RUB
OUT
THAT
COil
WITH-
1
HE
FIRST
NEW
FORD
in
four
long
years
is
on
display
with
more
advancements
than
most
yearly
models
of
pre-war
days.
For
economy
and
performance,
the
1946
Ford
V-8
engine
has
twenty
basic
improvements.
New
crankshaft,
connecting
rod
bearings
and
pistons
.
.
.
new
carburetion,
new
distributor,
new
high
pressure
oil
system
.
.
.
new
oil
filters
and
cleaners
...
all
these
and
other
basic
improvements
add
up
to
longer
life,
economy
and
smooth,
effortless
power
at
less
cost.
Tor
smoother
riding,
the
1946
Ford
cradles
you
with
new
multi-leaf
springs
and
keeps
you
straight-and-level
with
new
two-way
stabilization.
For
extra
safety,
the
1946
Ford
presents
new
self-centering
hydraulic
J.L.CURRY
CHIROPRACTOR
If
pain
Chiropracticl
If
nerve3--
doubly
sol
Smith
Block
Green
995
Improving
Pr.
Rupert
Public
Relations
Council
Has
Plans
for
Brightening
Up
In
Various
Ways
An
active
program
of
activities
designed
to
make
Prince
Rupert
a
more
attractive
city
was
outlined
by
Mark
Hill,
chairman
.of
the
internal
relations
committee,
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Public
Relations
Council
at
its
regular
monthly
meeting
last
night
with
President
R.
E.
Montador
in.
the
chair.
One
of
the
community
Improvement
projects
is
a
plan
to
organize
'teen-age
boys
for
clean-up
jobs.
Householders
and
others
with
odd
Jobs
to
do
would
be
able
to
secure
such
boys.
Tho.se
"giving
siren
employment
would
participate
in
a
draw
which
would
be
held
with
paint
and
other
materials
as
prizes.
lly
the
time
tlie
tourtet
season
commented,
Mr.
Hill
announced,
it
was
honed
to
have
dlp!ays
of
Industrial
product';
of
this
district
lirrangetl
in
the
show
windows
of
local
stores.
Co-operation
or
industrial
firms
in
the
providing
of
material
for
the
Exhibits
was
now
bejnj
sought.
The
committee
is
also
en-dravorln?
to
have
some
improved
form
of
garbage
collection
in
the
city
and
is
also
asking
the
city
CO'
take
;steps
to
allay
the
dust
nuisance
on
the
streets.
The
possibility
or
more
interest
In
gardening
was
mentioned
at
the
meeting
by
Aid.
E.
Ar
Natives
Dislike
Concrete
Ceiling
'SELSPRUIT,
South
Africa
0
One
hundred
three-roomed
houses--part
of
Nelspruit's
ambitious
sub-economic
native
housing
scheme
have
been
standing
unoccupied
for
more
than
a
year.
Built
of
stone,
with
concrete
floors
and
ceilings,
the
houses
are
complete
with
stoves,
shower
baths
and
other;
modern
conveniences.
The
rental
is
only
15
shillings
($3.50
a
month,
but
the
natives
prefer
to
remain
in
their
unsanitary
wattle
and
daub
huts.
When
C.
G.
Cottingham,
the
town
clerk
of
Nelsprut,
asked
a
deputation
from
the
natives
to
meet
him
.
irv
.front,
of,
the
town's
administrative
'offices,
nold
who
suggested
that
the
co
operation
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Horticultural
Society
be
enlist
ed
in
the
staging
of
competl-
j
fions.
!
The
internal
relations
committee
reported
that
a
new
booklet.
featu'ring
PrinceiRupert
and
Central
Uritlsh
Columbia
'
would
be
off
the
press
of
the
King's
Printer
at
Victoria
with-
.
in
n
few
days.
This
will
be
sup
plemented
with
a
pamphlet
to
be
prepared
locally
dealing
more
especially
with
industrial
possibilities.
Steamship
companies
are
to
be
asked
to
get
out
more
publicity
dealing
vith
Prince
Rupert
Vancouver
papers
will
be
aiked-to
show
Prince
Rupert
In
tlieir
daily
tealher
reports.
The
feelin;
Was
expressed
by
some
that
Vancouver
was
unwilling:
to
ail
mi
I
the
weather
superiority
of
Prince
Rupert,
as
would
be
indicated
in
these
reports.
It
was
noticeable
that
l'rinee'Kunert
was
beiilR
omit-'
led'
from
'the
'list
of
"many
cities
which
Was
shown.
The
local
dry
dock
situation
came
up
for
Incidental
discussion
at
the
meeting,
the
view
being
expressed
that
the
rail
way
company
hould
be
Induced
to
yield
the
plant
to
private
interests
which
might
operate
it
more
aggressively.
Disappointment
was
expressed
that,
apparently,
no
effort
was
bein?
made
to
go
out
and
get
work
for
the
plant.
the
leader
told
him
why
the
houses
-were
unoccupied.
"Voir
have
made
the
ceilings
of
concrete
in
order
that
you
may
cause
them
to
fall
at
your1
will
and
kill
us)"
he
said.
'Thar
is
why
we
won't
live
in
them."
The
ceilings
will
not,
however,
be
rebuilt
with
a
substance
lighter
than
concrete.
Dut,
when
th
remaining
houses
planned
under
the
scheme
are
built,
they
will
be
altered
in
other
respects
to
permit
a
lower
rental.
SKELETON
IN
ATTIC
WALLlNGTON,
Surrey,
Eng.
P
In
the
attic
of
an
empty
house
a
plumber
found
the
3,000-year-old
skeleton
of
an
Egyptian
priest.
The
original
owner,
who
received
it
as
a
gift
from
Egyptologist
Sir
Flinders
Petrie,
said
"I'd
forgotten
all
about
It."
brakes
that
operate
easily,
smoothly,
silentlyat
the
merest
touch
of
your
toe
on
the
pedal.
They're
big,
long-lasting
brakes,
and
extremely
simple
to
adjust.
For
all-round
satisfaction,
the
handsome
new
Ford
V8
comes
in
many
tasteful
colors.
Smartly
tailored,
luxury
interiors,
with
touches
of
chrome
and
plastic,
complete
a
picture
of
a
new
car
that's
a
standout
in
the
low
price
field
the
1946
Ford
V-8.
And
when
you're
investing
in
your
postwar
car,
don't
overlook
the
fact
that
there's
authorized
Ford
service
everywhere
you
travel.
Get
in
touch
with
your
dealer
and
make
a
date
to
see
this
new
Ford
V-8.
FORD
AND
MONARCH
DIVISION
FORD
MOTOR
COMPAHY
OF
CANADA,
1IMITED
The
expression
"between
the
devil
and
the
deep
blue
sea"
Originated
In
1637
when
a
'Scottish
regiment
was
trapped
between
the
ocean
and
Swedish
artillery
fire.
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FORD
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Here
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