3m
piintc
uuyea
Dailg
iMva?
Tuesday,
March
25,
1947
(Authorized
as
Second
Class
Mall.
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd.
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
u.
a.
nur
itM.;
.Managing
bailor,
n.
u.
rratKi,
Managing
Director.
4f:MBER
OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
.dependent
daUy
newspaper
devoted
t6
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
T"i
all
communities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
Columbia.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Bj
city
Carrier;
per
week.
15c;
Per
Month.
65c;
Per
Tear,
17.00;
By
MaU,
Per
Month.
40c;
Per
Year,
14.00.
Road
Reopening
Soon
IN.
'SPITE
of
the
heavy
sn,ows
of
the
past
winter,
r
opinion
of
those
who.
have
just
seen
the
sitiia-rl
don
in
the
lower
Skeena'
Valley
is
that
the
r-Prince
Rupert
Highway
might
well
be
open
again
by
the
end
of
April,
providing,
of
course,
that
something
unforeseen
does
not
occur.
Now
that
the
.
public
works
department
is
evidently
undertaking
-
to'moye
out
the
snow
westward
from
Shames,
nope
&4&
expressed
that
snow-clearing
operations
from
H2Tthis
end
'will
be
carried
out
with
equal
dispatch.
T
Soft
spring
weather
conditions
are
already
aidfng
the
department
snow
clearing
equipment.
Prince
Rupert
people
are
gratified
with
the
.
prospect
that
the
highway
within
the
next
fey,
weeks
will
be
open,
again
and
are
hopeful
that
th
department
will
be,
'so
organized
before
another
-winter
rolls
around
that
it
will
be
a'11-vear
road
with
1
jssj
-no
winter
lnteiTuption.
I
FROM
PRESIDENT
E.V,ERYBQp,Y
will
approve
of
the
idea
which
is
"peing
'acted
upon
by
city
council
and
chamber
pi
commerce
tnat
rre.siaent
jruman
ol
the.
United
States,
in
the
cpiirse,
pf
a
prpjected
cruise
to
Alaska
early,
this
summer,
be
asked
to
make'
a
call
at
Pj-ince"'Ruper't.'Th,e
city.
would
be"
highly,
honored
if
the
invitation
were
accepted.
It
would
be
something
really
distinctive
to
have
an
bent
chief
executive
of
the
United
State's
make
a
call.
Before
the
several
visits,
to
panada
pf
the
late
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
such
call's
ivef&
very.
rare.
It
would
be
a.
highlight
event
indeed
for
this
city.
There
is
good
enough
reason,
of
course,
for
Mr.
Truman
to
come
here!
He
would
se.e
the
American
sub-port
of
embarkation
which'
played
such
an
important
part
in
connection
with
the
prosecution
of
the
recent
yar
'in
.
ihe
Pacific
and
which
appears
to
Joe
on
the
eye
of
assuming
an
important
role
in
rdonhection
with
the
commerce;
of
Alaska
through
Joeing
the
transcontinental
railway
'terminus
so
strategically
situated
in
relation
to
the
territory
now
aspiring
to
statehood.
And.
in
addition
to
that.
'.-
there
is
the
attention,"
indicated
by
recent
events,
that
United
States
capital
and
industry
;
arc
paying
4ua
U
ta.
lr
r
..........
-A?0..
iu
me
ucvciuuiiicjiL
vi
luuurai
resources
in
inis
'area.
'
f
UNPRECEDENTED
PURGE
THIS
is
no
witch
hunt
but
an
impressively
large
gcale
purge
that
President
Truman
has
ordered
in
the
Royalty
test
of
2,20Q,00Q
employees
of
the
administrative,
and
executive
branches
of
the
Am-
)i
encan
civil
service.
In
fact,
it
is
something
quite
M,:
unprecedented
and
would
suggest
that
there
is
jKffei
eJf
y
jibr
of
the
griyernrxieiit
o
scalp
l'vw,
'SfcT
suusiaiiuai
proppruons.
W'l
T1
It
is
sierriificaht
that
fiimilnv
plpnn.nnss
nnnonv
.
V?&'be
under
way'ih
otlier
countries
such
as
Britain
Pisna
anil
Australia.
'All,'
it'
has
been
suggested;'
has
been
'rj
"
'to-some
degree
at
'least
insnired
bvWnacla's
esnirv!
m&SlL
nage
disclosures
of
Ias(t
year.
fe.:
t
fPjgl
WOOING
FOR
GOVERNMENT
piilNGE
GEORGE
CITIZEN
carries
an
interest-Yi&L:FlW
editorial
about
a
small
business
man
who
m
l-ST'
;
found
that
he
had
to
spend
so
much
time
meet-
BlAii,
mg
Wtth
government
r
ft
uk
sra
iff
VALENTIN
DAIRY
YourDly"
ALL-WEATHER
.
8gRVICE
eaturements'
in
connection
with
carrying
on
the
business
that
he'
eme
to
conclusion
he
better
tret
out
Pf
business
and
rnstlp
-
lumself
n
gbyeigment
job.
.
'
The
Citizen
enumerates
no
less
than
2Q
time-requiring
jobs
of
nuisance
work
that
the
Exasperated
business
man
hail
to
do
for
the
government
before
he
could
get
around
to
do
something
towards
carrying
.pn
his
own
work.
There
were
the
jobs
in
connection
with
federal,
provincial1
and
municipal
licensing,
the
Prices
an$
Trajje
Board,
..the
Labor
Board,
the
income
tax,
the
unemployment
insurance,
the
sales
tax?
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Board,
the
Mining
Wage
Act',
the
"
"
'
'
'
Hours
pf
Ybrk
Act.'
Thpre
wre'
what
were
mentjoned
for
this
parr
ticular
small
business.
'Qtner
small
businesses
have
such
other
requirpnts,
to.
mejt
as'thp
ripturnsior
the
p.pminion'
Brekq
of
Statistics,
the
pr.ovihcial
and
federal
suryey?
of
manpower,
wages,
equipment,
costs
of
doing
business,
capital,
'
tp.
No
wonder
we
cry
in
exasperation
for
relief
from
all
these
ihng
which'
are
just
as
much
a
.charge
and
.a,
brake'p.n
business
enterprise
ah'
in:
,;itiatjve
although'
possibly
not
quite
as
apparent
as
our
almost
confiscatory
income
and
excess
profits
..
.taxes
have
been.
-'-""-
"
"
r
w
T
UNew
Crejimefl
Fjresh
Made
XT
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
See
R.
E.
MQBTIMER
324
2nd
Aye.
Phone
3
at
From
the
Kut
Uty
Aroroved
a
Board
ol
Works
commhdation
that
.the
City
Engineer
be
authorized
to
work
in
collaboration;
wlh
Hi
L.
New
com'be.
to
eliminate
a
water
riul
sanceon
Seal'Cbve"
Circle.
Wa
ter"
from
the
street
Hoods"
"(he
basement
of
Mr.
Newqombe's
nome
ana
proper
arainage
r.e
quires
that
a
culvert
he
laid
un
der
Mr,
Newcorntoes
land.
Amiroved
a
erant
of
$9,000
re-
quested
by
the
school
Board
to
cover
ordinary
expenses
for
the
schools
for
March.
Similar
re
quests
are
made
monthly
by
the
school
boad
until
the
city's
estimates
are'broughVctowri'.
Authorzled
paymenjts
ot
accounts
totalling
$46,522
for
trie
city
during
February.
'
AuUiorlied
the
granting
of
ap
option,
on
recommendation
of
finance
committee,
to
W.
ti.
Col
lins,
to
purchase
lots
15,
and
16,
block
3,
Secto2
jojaliarn
Ave
nue;
ai
me
assessea
yaiue
oi
$600.
The
option,
tp
run
one
year
called;
for,
'a
down
payment
of
'"'
$C0,
Adopted
a
finance
committee.
recpmmeridatlon
that
lot
19,
block
5.
section
'i
(Witer
sireetl
be
sold
to
M.
J.
Saunders
for
il50j
cash.
Whiffet
i
c
-n
.
&
-1
Frn?
T-hf?
Waterfront
J
Herring,
have
been
runnlng'ln
substanUal
"quantity
during
the
past
week
in
Eddye
Pais
around
Ue
north
end
of
Porcier
Is-
lana.
ftfie
nerrin
ppuna
a
J&p
Inlet,
iorjciefijr
optated
by"
Mc-Fa,dden
'
Bros.,'
and
"takeri
oyer'
during
thV
list
yeat-
by
Martin,
is
lull
now
with,
150
topi
of
fish.
They
ae,
kep
thefe'
for,
use
of
halibut
bait
later
In
the
season.
Capt.
John
Boden
Is
back,
on,
duty
as
master-
of
the
Union,
SUamship.Co.'s
cjaital
liner.
Cq-'-
i
av.auuii
Which'
he
trav
elled
io
'Atberia.
ile'ouhd
$t
cQw.couritry
pretty
well
cluttered
up
with
snow
but
the
'trip
wa2
n
lnvlgoratng
change.
The
ol4
uwne
w
we
jracmc,
noweveri
fmelt
good'lh
the
riostrlliTof
the
popular
coastal
kipper
and
'he's
really
gjad,
tq
.bq
back'
,
Train
Schedule
t-t
'f.
-.-7
t-
jir
For
the
Eatt
MohdayWe'dneaday,
Friday-.
8
pJn.
"
rueway.
jnursaay4
eaturaay
Account
GB-4031
8-5121
8-459t
8-3051
8-5142
13-2681
13-4421
NORTHERN
V3
15-
C31
1
1M950I
Name
Council
Old
,
Approved
the
acUoQ
of
the
Healtri!
Committee
iri
awarding'
a
contract
to
paint
the
iadies'
rest
ro'epi
wMt.
Jardine.
Adopted
a
Health
Committee
repo'rrihat'the
'Sanitarian
has
been
authorized
to
detroy
any
untenanted
rhacks
south'oit
fe'o-piox
Avenue
with
the
assistance
of,
the
city
fir.e.ch:.
This
policy
wa'Vlly.
approved
bjf
th
CQunclsejrera
ZSfititya
aga(.
Referred
to
a
special
meeUng
of
council
the
matter
of
appoint
lng
ah'
accountant
to
replace
s.
B.
McCafferty,
whose
resighitlon
becomes
ef
fectlve'Xirril
15.
Annll.
catlp'n
are
now
belng.'con.?l'4ered
by
Ihe'iflnance
ctffiniltee."4.
Approved
a
finance
committee
i
iwpmmendation
that
the
agtee-
ment
for
sale
between
-the
city
and
Ea'rlt
Gordon
oofeHng
lot
3
and
the
west
half
of
lot'
4,
block
i,
secuon
troufin
Avenue
tastJ
be
transferred
'to
Martin
K.
TEr-rlcksen.
al?6
ii'n
ex
-
senHoernan
desiring
td'build
a
homV.
Is
Like
Tapeworm
BmKlINGHAAI.
Eng.,
JT
Pre
sent-day"
nbureaucracr,''
said
W.
Sucharian-Tayiol,
president
of
the
Incorporated
Soclety
pf
Ad-vertlsernehV'
'Consultants',
re-mindsM'
him"
ol
the'Red'Cestoda
a
speiles'
of
tapewfirm.
"The
CeclO(Ia."'he
said.
"11
furnished
with
suckers
and
hooks
has
a
complete
set
of
reproductive
organs,
male,
and
female,
and
forms
fresh
p'roglotildes.
to
replace
those
which'
'are
'
lost.
"Something
very
like
it
Is
to
blame
(or
the
restrlctlY.e
meas-iirjes
and
unlnlerpr.'etable
jar-gbq
o'bureacrajcy."
F4RHC
EST;
TlffiEATfVS
VICTORIA,
W,-Jr.
C.
Carl,
di
rector
of
the
'pfovinclal
museum
sys
thlt
British
Cglumbla
,far-i
in'ers
rnaj
;
soon'
havahoihr6r-
ch'ard'
ipeit
6
comfaa
t
the
starting.
Ke
jald'.fhli
Etopean
bird.
lhtroduced
to,.
the
east
around
ff0,:has
gr;adualty
extendr'd"',iB
range
to
th
west.
WARTIME
DEVICE
'-
LONDpJ,
smpke-elim-ihalor
invented
during
the'
war
to
prevent'
'DVb;yi.':rey'ealihg
th'eit
pfc;!
Clpns
t6'
U-'boa
ts
how
is
lnz
.jied'lnr
merchant;
vessels
to
'etieti
;
a
f
rye'Tbef
cent
saving
lh.cdaiThe
method'
tnVoiveS
admitting
alfver
a"boilef
.flFe'lo
mix
wlilv
volatile
or5utlent5
whTirtake
hut'a'thltdlof.
ihe-
)alan3
enable
them
tdi?urri
in
'ih?
boiler
r
ijisf
eicjf
'
being
carried
vour
.in'
the
xhait?t
Itfeam,
.
B.G,
mm
LIST
OF
P.EPQS.ITS
HER
JICTURfi
J.ATP
QFE-flOflLD,
MlfflS-Thjs
sounds
like
something
out
of
Hans
Andersen,
the1
te(ex
bf
fairy
tales,
but
actually
is
a
true
stfiry
about
Randl
Andersen',
glrl'pTtiotographer
who
went
to
canaaas
siiD-Arciic
goia
rieias
on
an
assicnmeni
arid
came
back
owning
nine
golr
mlhes;
They
calf
Ranl
"The
uikine''
because
of
her
Norse
birth
wid,
ability;
tb
lake'sub-Arctic
hardships
lh
hVr
'str'Ide.
How
she
gV
tli
g'oid
rntnes
was
In
a
trade.
She
"met
an
old
prospector,
Fernle
Caverly,
wanted
some
pictures
of
an
area
where
he
had
Just
made
a
spectacular
gold
strike
near,
Blsset.
Man.
He
showed
Randl
where
nine
claims
were'open
nex
(o
his
and
helped
her
to
stake
them
in
exchange
for.
her
ptctur.es.
It'
was
a
deal.
Come
spring.
Randl'
will
know
wheUier
she's
rich
or
Just
the"
owner'of
somS
real
estate
In
the
wilderness.
CITY
SELLS
MANY
LOTS-
-
A
V
to'
The
city
council
last,
nlgty
an,-jr'oVed
fhe
ale'
of.
thf
roilowlhg
vflnance.
cnmlee;
20.
black
34.
section
'J
(Eight
'Afehue
EaiE),
fo
"'A'ntoi.i
Ifalveison
for.
$150.
"'Lots
31
33
and'l,
block
5.
sec-
Ui,r67znd
eS.HV
half
ot
block
5
block'
27,
sectlbn
CVSeyenlhA
venue
'Ea'stI
to
'"TA.
'ya'Iker
"Jor".
"
A
":
''"
'
$375.'
'lot
12.
block
30,
section
0
(Eighth
AvehUe
East),"
o
'6tto'
'
Jerstaa;
foj
iiiol
"
'Wt?
2f
an'
26,
Wgek
29,
jBec-tloh
C
Ninth'
Averiue
East)
(or
$550.
q
George
and'
Violet
Bag-shaw..
subject
(9
SJt'bef
cent
'discbunt
fr
ex-servlcemeo.
Lot
16,T)lock
13,
section
7
Am-1
brbse
Ayenue)
ty'JJ'.
brjme,
for
$150.
sub'iect
to
ex-s'erjlcemeh't
'
discount'.
The
expectant
young
father,
registering
his
wife
In
the
maternity
ward,
turned
to
her
and
asked
anxiously,
"Darling,
are
you
positive
you
want
to
jjo
thrpugh
with
this.?"
BttwtM'AII
Su'lioniTn
tintdt
ONE-WAY
FARE
nd
ONE-THIRD
FOR
ROUND
TRIP
(Mlnlmurn'ru.
SOc)
GOING:
APRIL3
tdZp.rh.,
APRIL7
If
no
train
April
3,
tickets
will
brsol4'ri
April
2
'
RETURN
LIMIT
APRIL
S
IX
'no
service
April
8,
take
first
available
train.
'
:
',ti
LEVINa
nd
PARLOR
CAN
PMVfLiatC
AT
USUAL
RATK8.
r---
.l
.
mi..
irformatUm
rom
"
any
Agent.
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COMPANY
1
nj
YA
P,?.?,?,
l,a?,f
?
whw
serrlce
arrountfare
nll
and
on
which
no
transaction
has
taken
place
since
December:
31:1914.
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yesterday
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of
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postponement,
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hy
'aBr.eemeiH'gf
the
so
licitors,
iprbbably
will
set
the"
hearlrife
back
until
the
fall.
W.
Fulton
'fs
solicitor
for
the
appelant.
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a
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flrtn
represents
'tlvie".Crow.
Justice
Ctarl.fjS.ci.
O'Connor
of
Ottawa
was!
to
have
preside
at
the
ses-
sion.
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Don't
w0Ty.
If
your
Job
Is
small,
And
your
rewards
are
few;
Remembef
(hat
the
mighty
oak
was
once
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nut
like
you".
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will
your
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cross
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patches
,
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when
it
comes
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to
,
,
fiBiirinj;
ou.).
their
shopping
problems.
They
do
not
know
where,
and
wha(
to
buy.
.
.
Are
you
helping;
the
wnmrn
Make
No
Mistake
what
you
have
to
Kelt,
your
advice
of
how
and
t
hat
to
buy?
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.
The
women
of
Prince
Kiipcrl
read
the
Daily
News.
They
are
the
pilncipal
buyers
for
the
home,
for
the
children,
even
for
their
husbands
and,
or
course,
the
Rifts.
CITY
OF
niUNCp
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ICE
Take
notice
that
1
will
at
1
PyiJLip
AUCTION,
TI!l'USI).Y,M.iRfJ
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wie
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hall
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am.
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premises
Knowi
as
STEELE
KLOCK,
third
ttj
consisting
01
Dusiness
premises
on
the
ground
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nuiit-a
uoove.
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lerms:
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caih,
balam,;
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City
Clttt
GREETING
CARDS
IjT
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M0
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Prince
Rnpcrt's
most
effect
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and
most
econom"
advertising'
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YOU
UBINO
TIIS
SURE
AND
SIMPLE
MEANS
OF
KEEPIi10
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the
market
or
city
and
distil
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