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THE
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NEWS
Prince
Rupert
Friday,
July
13,
1945
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An
Important
Conference
.
.
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j.
Important
business
will
be
dis-cussed'at
the
forthcoming
Dominion-Provincial
conference
in
Ottawa.
The.
impending
end
of
the
war
with
its
now
certain
victorious
outcome
makes
the
discussion,
and
possible
settlement,
of
these
problems
with-out
further
delay
most
desirable.
Premier
John
Hart
will
be
leading
the
British
Columbia
government
delegation
and
will
take
with
him
his
ministerial
colleagues
whose
departments
are
most
directly
interested
in
the
problems
of
the
postwar
since
everything
that
is
dealt
with
at
Ottawa
will
bear
directly
on
the
postwar
situation.
First
of
all
will
come
probably
the
income
tax
matter
which
is
now
working
on
a
temporary
arrangement
whereby
the
Dominion
only
imposes
direct
income
tax.
With
the
war
nearly
over,
the
time
seems
to
have
come
for
a
settlement
of
this.
Freight
rates
may
also
loom
as
an
important
question
as
far
as
British
Columbia
is
concerned
There
are
but
two
of
the
items
of
important
business
which
will
come
up
at
the
conference
which,
it
is
to
be
hoped,
will
lead
to
a
better
understanding
all
around
as
between
Ottawa
and
the
provincial
Scott
-Mc
Hale
CANADA'S
FINEST
SHOES
FOR
MEN
Our
shoemakers,
the
famed
Scott
-McIIale
Craftsmen,
are
building
shoes
for
our
fighting
men.
We
are
proud
to
be
able
to
lend
our
co-
operation,
accepting
fewer
shoes
for
civilian
use,
that
Canada
may
have
the
world's
best
outfitted
army.
Wlien
peace
comes,
you
may
depend
on
it
that
they'll
have
new
ideas
in
shoes
for
men
.
.
.
both
in
smart
style
and
comfort.
in
-
You
can
plan
for
them,
because
they
will
be
in
pur
store,
in
your
size,
as
soon
as
regulations
permit.
"THE
MEN'S
SHOP"
Money
and
Greatness
.
.
.
The
impression
prevails
that
in
order
to
have
influence
and
fame,
a
man
must
be
in
possession
of
wealth
the
more
money
he
has,
the
greater,
and
more
extended,
his
reputation
as
a
great
citizen,
says
the
Guelph
Mercury.
But
this
theory
is
completely
blasted
by
the
probation
of
the
will
of
the
late
Jack
Miner.
This
famous
Kingsville
Canadian
naturalist's
total
estate
consisted
of
real
estate
valued
at
$10,500,
being
the
Government
valuation
of
his
farm
in
connection
with
his
birdsanctuary
which
is
owned
by
the
Jack
Miner
Foundation,
and
personal
estate
and
effects
valued
at
an
additional
$1,785,
made
up
of
personal
belongings,
cash
in
bank,
and
a
small
insurance
policy.
Jack
Miner
was
not
blessed
with
great
worldly
wealth,
but
he
possessed
something
far
more
valuable
the
admiration
and
affection
of
his
fellowmen.
He
was
an
outstanding
example
of
a
comparatively
poor
man,
of
modest
education,
who
rose
to
the
ranks
of
the
internationally
famous
because
he
had
a
great
heart
full
of
love
for
all
God's
creatures.
He
befriended
birds
and
animals,
and
through
his
writings,
and
addresses,
known
in
all
parts
of
this
continent,
he
instilled
into
the
minds
of
men
and
women
a
love
for
the
beauties
of
nature
and
the
responsibilities
which
human
beings
bear
towards
the
lower
forms
of
animal
and
bird
life.
At
the
time
of
his
death
he
Was
rated
Canada's,
best
known
private
citizen
and
one
of
the
five
best
known
in
the
world.
Eddie
Guest,
the
Detroit
poet,
referred
to
him
as
"the
best
loved
Christian
in
America"
Money
is
not
necessary
to
true
greatness.
The
life
of
Jack
Miner
proves
it
conclusively.
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KING
HOP
KEE
CHOP
SUEY
HOUSE
612
7th
AVE.
WEST
(Next
to
King
Tal)
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your
patronage
welcome
Open
5
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
Outside
Orders
from
2
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
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To
the
Electors:
As
chairman
of
the
Non
-
Partizan
Committee,
I
wish
to
extend
thanks
and
appreciation
to
all
who
assisted
and
supported
our
campaign
for
T.
B.
Black
as
candidate
for
alderman
and
especially
the
committee.
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ROBERT
McKAV.
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Rupert
J.
H.
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DISSATISFACTION
Editor,
Dally
News:
I
have
noticed
a
general
dissatisfaction
with
the
way
things
are
run
lor
young
boys
In
this
city.
One
instance
can
be
shown
when
all
Junior
teams
were
to
play
at
the
Gyro
Ball
Park
on
June
28.
When
teams
arrived
there
was
no
official
game
played
because
of
the
lark
ledge
of
the
schedule
of
games
and
teams.
The
boys
were
told
to
return
next
wppIc
nn
ruin
k
The
teams
showed
up
as
before.
inere
was
sua
no
schedule
and
no
official
games
were
played.
On
discussing
this
nrnhipm
with
some
members
of
the
four
junior
wuuia
it
was
recommended
that;
1.
Responsible
parties
such
as
coaches
or
instructors
be
present
at
all
game.
2.
Schedules
be
published
In
local
papers.
3.
Age
limit
be
cut
down
to
1C
years
and
under.
4.
Games
played
cannot
be
called
official
unless
iiIjivpH
.
cording
to
schedule
or
decisions
of
all
coaches.
5.
Time
for
first
game
to
begin
at
7:00
p.m.
Another
cause
of
dissatisfaction
I
have
noted
is
that
many
of
the
larger
local
organizations
may
show
interest
in
the
young
generation
but
the
representatives
they
send
out
to
see
they
may
help
the
boys
are
mostly
"hot-air
artists"
ns
it
specific
Instance
is
one
where
the
West
End
Bovs
rwestpm
Bush
Rangers)
asked
aid.
They
were
promised
help
la
early
February.
Meantime
the
East
End
Bovs
at
Seal
nnvp
Hrhnni
were
being
helped.
A
very
ef-
licient
trainer
was
sent
for
three
weeks.
During
that,
timp
one
would
be
surprised
at
the
promises
mey
made:
A
shower?
nh
wp'H
lmvn
tviot
in
by
next
week.
Wire
to
cover
the
winnows?
Already
ordered.
Real
mats
for
tumbling!
Whv
we
took
three
from
Seal
Cove
and
broueht
them
herp
the
haven't
arrived
yet
after
six
months).
There
was
a
Blaster
Inh
vihM
was
to
be
undertaken.
The
boys
had
faith
and
bought
paint
and
kalsomine
to
finish
the
lob
them
selves.
The
patch
has
not
been
repaired
and
now
there
are
several
more
holes
which
were
caused
by
vandals
from
other
parts
of
the
city.
As
for
equipment
which
was
promised
to
the
West
End
here
is
but
a
few:
2
basketballs,
3
or
4
softballs
and
bats,
swing
to
the
ceiling,
volley
balls,
training
sh.-ts.
sweaters,
promise
to
fix
school
building
or
approaching
the
city
to
repair
the
roof,
etc.
Some
good
vvas
done
bv
Indi
viduals.
For
Instances,
c.
B
Thompson
of
the
Kinsmen
Club,
and
D.
Wing
kindly
lent
their
trucks
to
haul
sanrl
frnm
thp
highway
to
their
ball
field.
The
money
spent
by
the
boys
for
their
Softball
enulnmpnt
nnlnf
kalsomine,
etc.,
had
been
donat
ed
by
neighbors
or
friends
in
addition
to
small
amounts
from
buying
and
selline
nnca
mln
Icp
cream
and
hot
dogs
at
their
parties
to
raise
funds,
besides
StopItch
ANNOUNCEMENT
of
Insect
I
wish
to
announce
that
I
have
sold
my
furniture
business
on
Third
Avenue
to
Miss
Kocelia
Taft
and
John
Odowes.
My
successors
in
this
business
will,
I
hope,
receive
the
same
measure
of
generous
patronage
which
I
have
enjoyed
and
appreciate.
I
am
not
leaving
Prince
Rupert
but
will
continue
in
the
auctioneering
business,
and
all.
listings
will
receive
the
usual
careful
attention.
J.
H.
MAIR
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At
old
North
Star
Hottlinjj
Works
plant
opposite
Parker's
Garage,
Third
Avenue!
east
of
Mcliride
Street.
SELLING
Balance
of
furniture
and
effects
of
J.
G.
Johns
Also
all
second
hand
goods
from
J.
H.
Mair
Furniture
Store.
TALKS
ABOUT
TUBERCULOSIS
Up
to
People
Themselves
to
Control
It,
Says
Speaker
A
lar.ee
part
of
the
resnnnsl-
DllHT
lor
tne
successful
rnnfrnl
of
tuberculosis
deDends
nn
the
people
themselves
for,
in
spite
oi
me
laciuues
onered
by
health
departments,
large
scale
control
is
a
result
of
neoDle's
wiliin
to
be
X-rayed,
Harold
Hugglns,
puoncuy
director
ror
the
tuberculosis
control
ihrnnrVi
nf
iv.
provincial
Department
of
Health,
ia
in
a
snort
speecn
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
on
Thursday.
The
aim
of
the
Tuberculosis
uontroi
Branch
is
to
reduce
the
disease
from
a
major
public
health
menace
to
the
negligible
position
which
smallpox
now
holds,"
he
said.
"To
do
this
we
are
making
the
latest
and
most
perfect
equipment
available.
However,
we
cannot
succeed
unless
the
people
themselves
cooperate."
In
Its
struggle
to
halt
the
Insidious
disease,
the
Department
of
Health
has
made
available
two
completely
eauiDned
mobile
X-ray
units,
and
a
third
is
on
order,
Mr.
Huggins
said.
"There
are
purchased
through
the
sale
of
Christmas
seals,
and
in
the
last
18
months
they
have
X-rayed
180.000
people
in
this
province.
We
hope
some
day
to
be
In
a
position
where
wp
ran
carry
this
preventive
service
to
everyone
at
regular
intervals."
Industrial
plants,
Mr.
Huggins
said,
are
the
most
co-oDeratlve
sections
of
the
population
because
they
have
internal
structures
which
expedite
large
scale
X-raying.
"Both
management
and
labor
assist
us
In
every
way,
whereas
In
rpslrtpntlnl
Hicti-1.t..
u
...
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,
.
uwnnva
Hie
iiiu-i
bile
units
find
less
receptlveneis
due
to
lack
of
Popular
leader
ship,"
he
said.
Medical
tests
of
army,
navy
and
air
force
applicants
during
.
.
,
,
IVtA
mn.
V.nn
i.i
i
I
mc
wui
iias
icvemru
inai
one
rier
cent
of
the
1.000.000
applicants
were
rejected
on
account
of
lung
trouble.
"Practically
all
those
who
were
relected
for
that
cause
had
applied
for
enlistment
in
pood
faith,
not
knowing
that
they
were
tuberculous."
Following
Mr.
Hugglns's
talk,
Dr.
R.
G.
Knlpe
showed
a
sound
film
which
depicted
the
methods
of
tuberculosis
control
in
the
United
States.
Guests
at
the
meeting
were
Fit.
Sgt.
Murray
Henderson
and
Dr.
John
Hart
of
Nanalmo.
President
J.
H.
Thompson
was
HIGHWAYS
DEPARTMENT
In
feudal
England,
freedom
of
the
highways
was
won
only
after
a
long
struggle
extending
over
centuries.
their
dues.
They
also
collected
games
and
books
which
amounted
to
about
$60.
They
did
not
wait
for
anybody
to
organize
them.
From
12
boys
there
were
about
one
year
and
a
half
ago,
they
got
on
their
books
53
names
now,'
Don't
you
think
thev
need
n
good
supervisor
and
trainer?
Let's
hope
they
get
the
support
they
deserve
in
all
na
tivities
they
may
perform
in
the
future.
Let's
hooe
also
thev
get
their
share
from
the
Reere.
atlonal
Council
which
has
been
recently
formed
in
this
city.
WESTERN
BUSH
RANGERS.
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CONTE,
handsome
singing
emcee
of
the
Thursday
evening
Maxwell
House
Coffee
Program,
says,
"No
man
is
safe
during
leapyear,
wearing
an
Adam
Hat!"
The
sprightly
Summer
Hat
Mr.
Conte
wears
"leaps"
ahead
in
style
and
go.
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in
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few
weeks
or
months
but
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Our
store
will
re-open
Monday,
July
16lh
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
STORE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.