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TAKE
OVER
ALL
POWER
UTILITIES
j
The
Provincial
Government
(intends
eventually
to
take
over
ail
eielcric
power
companies
I
which
sell
.light
and
power
to
the
Ipuhiic
in.
British
Columbia,
city
i
council
was
informed
Monday
in
a
letter,
from,
Premier
Jon
Hart,
addressed-
to
Mayor
Dag
gett.
reouest-by
the
mayor
that
tht
government
Include
the
Northern
B.C
Power
Company
in
its
contemplated
public
ownership
scheme.
ru?pfitlnn
I
Petitions
to
operate,
ugav
anc
V
1
1
With
an
uncontrolled
rite
in
prices
II
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I
T
The
Daily
News
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prtfte
Rupert
Dally
News
T
.united
Third
Arena
O.
A.
HUNTER
Man&fing
Editor
PRINCE
RUPERT
.
.
.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
By
Ctty
Carrier,
per
week
Per
Mftath
Per
Year
B
y
Mail,
per
.month
.
Per
Year
DAILY
KDTTION
Wednesday,
EDITORIAL1
15
.63
57.00
.40
$4.00
9,
1944
I
CITY,
COUNCIL
strins
wires
on
8th
Street
Iron
1st
Avesue
to
the
lane
between
2nd
Avenue
and
3rd
Avenue,
and
for
the
joint
use
at
four
city
poles.
Eire
Hall
Vacancy
The
fire
chief
was
given
auth.
ority
to
fill
an
existing
vacancy
on
the
fire
department
staff
and
to
offer
a
permanent
position
if
he
considers
the
appHcani
warrants
it.
B.C.
FIRE
SCIIOOK
Council
referred
to
the
Utill-
Weathei
July
Pleasant
Mbn&iixCity
July
in
Prince
Rupert
was
a
wetl
mannered
month
given
to
extremes.
The
average
temperature
was
less
than
one
degree
warmer
than
m
June,
and
both
tha
sunshine
and
rainfal.
were
less.
Average
temperature
was
deerees
and
the
minimum
was
ties
an
invitation
for
a
delegate
!"0
degrees.
Lowest
temperature
from
Prince
Rupert
to.
aiteno.
Tha-
letter
was,
a
reply,
to
aJtbe
annual
fire
school
of.
Fire
:
miw
ri;
--
-
iia
v
v.
v
a
Ctueisal
tiu-
in
.eioaocpwan-ber
18
to
21.
TO-
CONSIDER.
SALE
An
anpbcaUan
from
the
Narai
Department
to
purchase
lots
23
members
were
brought
up
short
in
the
provincial
jdorsed
by
29
ernes
tec2'.
elections
in
Alberta
and
Quebec
Their
almost
negHgi-
j
SJEr
the
on-iating
committee
and
the
city
Wo
chnwinori
vAsfoiflnv
must
rnniA
ns,
a
disan'noint-
nmnno;
leneineer
for
consideration.
Since
Tnonf
ofto.
tV,a
PPP
omen
in
?nkntfhevnn
and
I
before?"
Alderman
Hills
asked,
.
,
ri
He
was
tolditbe
city
had
b&en
Victory
in
Ontario.
presented
with
no
such
pra-
Although
the
Social
Credit
party
in
Alberta
was
posaL
unable
to
pay
$25
a
month
to
everyone,
jeopardized
Jg?
ISg,iS5r
the
credit
rating
of
that
province,
and
tauea.in
many
pr0pasai
had
embraced
only
win
re-election.
In
the
old
party
stronghold
of
Quebec
the
C.C.F.
failure
to
gain
a
substantial
vote
can
not
be
a
real
surprise
to
anyone,
even
the
Federation.
Extend!
Power
Line.
Approval
was
given
a
request
ir-ju-ji..
ii
...u-
:
1
mfnyt
.
from
the
u,
Array
xor
an
ease-
iram
luesday
s
two
elections
was
rnme
jiinisuir
Mackenzie
King,
who
already
has
started
the
ball
rolling
for
the
next
federal
election.
With
so
many
differences
of
opinion
across
the
dominion,
the
olddine
Liberals
should
be
able
to
hold
sufficient
unity
to
return
to
power
at
Ottawa
when
the
time
comes.
WELCOME
KINSMEN
Children
in
England
are
drinking
milk,
today
thanks
to
Kinsmen
Clubs
of
Canada,
who
have
sent
over-hundreds
of
thousands
of
pounds
of
powdered
form.
,
For
this
humanitarian
effort,
on
a
giant
scale,
the
Kinsmen
Clubs
may
well
feel
their
organization
is;
justified.
However,
this
important
program
is
only
one
side
of
the
varied
activities
of
numerous
clubs
iri
British
Columbia.
Prince
Rupert
is
to
have
a
Kinsmen
Club,
several
of
its
members
having
been
associated
with
Kin
organizations
elsewhere.
With
this
leadership
and
ex
ample
of
active
community
and
national
benefit
programs
before
them,
the
new
club
should
soon
prove
itself
an
important
addition
to
this
city,
the
deal
would
involve
closing,
ot
two
streets,
it
would
require
the
passing
of
a
special
by-law.
SPORT
FLASHBACKS
Bj
the
ccdn
Prtss
nlMirinVD
UTUnM
Inn
promises,
they
have
apparently
satisfied
enough
to
'
the
bxj.
secuicCo.
it
was
prplBroutuarcC
French
Canadian.
r
.
,
,
.
-
"
-
-
,anie
that
onlr
southern
muniei-i"
"HT.
aai.
,
.
,
,
.
I
Wit
UK
UMUUWfcl'
paauM
na
wto
.
iboxine
UUe
at
New
York
11
I
years
ago
tonight.
He
sprawled
:
Ben
Joby
to
the
canvas
in
seveu
recorded
was
1
degrees.
In
June
the
high
and
low
were
78
and
39
degrees.
Bright
sunshine
smiled
on
tne
c::y
for
80,4.
hours,
bringing
:he
total
hours
01
sunsnine
to
was
hours.
In
July
1943
there
wer
1
hours
of
sunshine,
and
the
)
seven
monvn
total
was
mi.o
hours.
Rainfall
during
the
month
amounted
to
4D3
inches,
slightly
less
than
in
June
and
about
3
,
Inches
less
than
in
July.
191
,
Barometer
pressures
rangea
from
a
maximum
of
30.137
mil
metres
to
a
minimum
of
29JS1
millimetres.
Highest
wind
velocity
during
the
month
was
22
miles
an
hour
from
the
southeast.
RESOURCEFUL
DOCTOR
Aeron,
a
Oreek
physician,
it
reputed
to
have
originated
fuml
rounds,
but
held
the
crown
only
igatkm
in
473
BO.
when
he
halt.
few
months.
losing
to
Vlnct
i
ed
a
plague
in
Athens
by
burning
Dundee
CHI
30.
-he
mf
vf-
aromatics
In
great
nres.
must
not
be
0H0
wed
to
lessen
our
efforts
on
the
home
front
When
we
JtcJud
war
on
Nazi
bcrberiim
.
.
'Tho
threat
of
Inflation
will
be.
whh
us
as
long
as
tho
war
lotls.
.0
Ultra
to
"la
the
IUlikt"
Sadie
rttam
"v
v7
landay
Night,
7.M
p.m.CD.T.
we
engaged
in
a.
life.
and
death,
ttruogl
.
.
with
an
uncontrolled
rite,
in
wagti
and
salaries
Induilry
butint
farmers
labor.and
contumers
would
be.involved
in.
an
tndlcti
quarrel:
about
prices
.
,
When
any.
on
of
us
ortmp
to
uto,
war.
conditions,
for
perianal;
selfish,
purpose
.
.
Peter
Simpson
Of
Vunarsdollis
Buried;
TERRACE,
Aug.
9
Masonic
Order
funeral
services
were
held
Saturday
for
Peter
Simpson,
87.
of
Vanarsdol,
who
died
last
Thursday
in
Haxelton
Hospital
after
a
brief
illness.
Rev.
T.
C.
Colwell
officiated.
With
his
wife.
Mr
Simpson
lived
for
many
years
at
Vanan-doi
and
had
many
friends
throughout
the
district
He
was
a
frequent
visitor,
to
Terrace-Bern
in
Eastern
Canada,
Ml;
Simpson
served
as
a
youn&
man
in
the
Riei
Rebellion
and
with
the
Strathcona-
Horse
in
the
South
African
War.
Returning
to
Cana4a
he
took
up
farming
and
after
some
years
became
a
j
CN'.R.
Approves
PubKcUseOfc
Railway
Property
Permission
has
been
grantea
by
Canadian
National
Railway
for
the
public
use
on
September
4
of
the
Skeena
River
Highway
where
it
lie
on
railway
proper;
between
here
and
Terrace
Per
mission
is.
limited
to
opeiur.
celebration
da
only.
This
was
the
text
of
letter
read
at
a
highway,
committee
meeting
last
night
which,
stated
tha
the
permit
was-
subject
to
the
aporoval
of
O.
D
Archibald,
road
engineer.
O.
A.
Qlay.
CNJt.
superintejid-
SUCH
CONFUSION
WOULD
RESULT;
THAT.
....
induilry.
could
net,
CO
keep
organized,
for.
full
production
.
.
mMmmmmm
IIIMIIBIIIM
1
M
l(llHI
I
mm
I
Sl.ltaif
that
dtmandt'lh
utmett
uit.of
all
our
moviCM.
with,
an.
unontrolld
rite,
in.catlt..
.
.
t
war,
plans
could,
not
b
cerriedi
through,
Baiujuct
in
Honor
of
War
Bond
Workers
Colonel
T.
J
Weed,
commanding
officer
of
the
local
Amerl-oon
Annv
establishment
and
Captain
L.
D.
Maguolo.
war
bondJ
ofttefx,
-r
pnnauai
pciiicr
at
-a
banquet
held
last
night
to
honor
members
of
the
Joint
army
and
civilian
sales
committee.
The
campaign
was
highly
cut.
emphases
d
that
no
trucks
or
buses
woujd
be
aiiowed
to
use
the
aad.
II
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31
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Minora
Blades.!
Minora
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by
fat
ffc
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and
lharpetl
doukUgt
blod
Uk
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dan.
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qwoU
fclcd.
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tkm,
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fk
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GOOD
WKIZZ
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we
throw,
a
monkey
wrench
Into.the,
machinery
that
It
back,
of
our,
boys
overteai.
Thl
la.
the
twelfth
of
a.
series,
being'issued:
by.
the
Government'
of
Canada
to
emphasize
the
importance
of,
preventing
further
increases,
in,
the
cost
oL
living,
now
and,
deflation
later.'
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