3
prince
Unpen
Oafl
Btlun
Tuesday,
March
4,
J947
ili?pM1,en
d..?y
ft'PIpef
devoted
to
tii
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
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Department.
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,
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every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prfne
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd,
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia
,
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Manaffaft
Editor.
M.
O.
PERRT,
Managing
Director.
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Some
Good
Advice
IT
IS
GOOD
ADVICE
that
some
of
us
in
these
I
parts
might
do
well
to
shake
out
the
cobwebs
;
of
mere
self-interest
and
get
together
with
broader
vision
and
more
generous
effort
towards
the
development
of
community
and
country
.
sq
that
the
interests
of
both
nation
and
world
might
be
better
served
and
that
mutual
benefit
might
at
the
same
time
redound.
;
And
what
goes
for
communities
and
districts
of
this
area
might
well
go
for
provinces
and
nations.
Certainly,
new
vision
and
outlook
must
be
applied
along
the
broadest
lines
if
peace
and
security
are
to
be
achieved
and
sustained.
:
Grubbing
about
among
one's
own
little
affairs,
unmindful
of
the
greater
responsibilities
towards
tjhe
development
of
God-given
heritage,
will
make
neither
communities
or
nations
great,
nor
the
world
a"
jiace
of
peace
.and
security.
As
has
been
suggested,
what
some
of
us
may
neal
is
.
not
new
glasses
but
radar
to
extend
our
limited
vision
to
true
perspective
and
lift
us
out
ofour
depression
complex.
debased
Words
if
we
were
more
fiERHAPS
,
learned
In
the
science
of
words,
we
would
hesitate
to
make
the
suggestion,
but
if
appears
to
us
that
"fascist-arid
"communist"
will
shortly
have
to
be
removed
from
circulation
as
verbal
coinage
too
debased
to
have
any
value,
says
Victoria
Times.
They
have,
of
course,
explicit
meanings.
Bjrt-thelr
definite
limits-
have
bten
so
stretched
that
the
words
have
become
flaccid,
unable
to
assume
correct
form
and
are
inclined
to
create
only
ah
amorphous
Impression.
)
For
instance,
when
vilification
is
ported
into
the
mouthpiece
of
a
trumpet
in
Franco's
Madrid,
the
noise
that
issues
fj-om
the
bell
Is
"communist"
When
the
same
procedure
is
;
Getting
Along
TIME
GOES
ON,
more
AS
and
more
people
are
rea-
lizing
that
many
of
the
failures
and
disappointments
qjr
men
and
women
are
caused
by
their
inability
to
get
along
with
other
people.
Yes,
even
body
aches
and
pa
his
often
arise
because
we
are
worried
over
out
inability
to
make
friends
and
to
be
liked
by
other
people.
Many
times
we
want
So
much
to
be
lOted
that
we
try
too
hard
and
do
things
that,
instead
of
causing
people
td
like
us,
cause
them
to
like
us
even
less,
and
thus
fail
to
find
the
approval
ahd
friendship
which
we
crave.
..Because
we
live
in
"a
world
jrujhich
people
are
more
un
-ops
Wear
Choker
Jfist
For
Tourists
VICTORIA'
Oi
The
"bohhv
tybc."
uniform
will
be
retained
for
a
small
part
of
the
Victoria
police,
force,
although
other
con
stables
are
now
permitted
to
wffcr
jmore
comfortable
uniforms
mmuj
the
old
choker
collar
and
hrjmets.
Xs
a
concession
to
the
tourist
industry.
It
h.l
hem
HaMdprt
thjit
at
least
two
constables
siiouia
De
auirea
in
ine
oia
type
uniform
one
to
meet
lncominer
boats
and
the
other
to
be
posted
stcategically
in
the
business
sec
tldn.
-
-nr
?5
YEARS
AGO
.
'
(March
A,
1922
ty.
R.
McGeorge
of
Oklahoma
City
announced,
that
he
would
buijd
a
concrete,
two'Storey
building
on
Third
Avenue,
Just
ea$t"of
the
Daily
News.
The
first
fiopr
was
to
be
for
store
space
and
the
second
for
offices..
Rebuilt
after
a
fire
that
levelled;
it
several
months
before,
the
Oe))r.g-e
Little
sawmllle
at
Ter-raie
was
again
in
operation.
It
waj
the
only
mill
operating
between
Prince
Hupe'rt
and
Prince
Gerge.
Mr.
Little-
expected
io
cub.
3,500,000
board
feet
in
1822.
A
grand
Jury
at
Ketchikan
declared
In
favor
of
a
tighter
palrdl
system,
to
keep
liqupr
frojnbeins'
snuggled
into
Alaska
from
Canada.
Prince
Ru
ipet
and
Stewart
wert
named
laslthe
ports
from
which
most
ct
The
liquor
was
shipped.
adopted
in
Moscow,
the
discord
that
eventually
hits
the
air
is
"fascism."
To
those
radicals,
liberals
or
progressives,
as
they
choose
to
call
themselves,
who
restritt
breadth
of-vislon
to
the
confines
of
the
narrowest
interpretations,
anything
they
detest
is
placed
under
the
omnibus
label
of
fascism.
Similarly,
their
counter-parts
at
the
other
extremity
blanket
opposition
as
communistic.
They
resolve
all
matters
Into
terms
of
black
or
white
and
admit
no
shadings
In
between.
In
consequence,
the
misrepre-sentations
become
ludicrous.
At
some
future
date
a
fascist
may
mean
merely
a
fascist,
and
a
communist
only
a
communist,
instead
of
a
term
of
extreme
opprobrium
depending
on
which
faction
uses
it.
pcrtant
than
things,
and
because
we
have
to
deal
with
people
whether
we
like
it
or
not,
and
whether
we
know
how
to
or
not,
it
is
important
that
all
of
us
learn
how
to
get
along
wifti
people.
The
better
we
learn
how
to
do
this,
the
more
likely
we
are
to
succeed
in
whatever
work
we
are
doing,
and
we
shall
be
less"
nervous
and
worried.
Then
as
we
become
less
worried
and
more
confident
because
of
our
success
in
what
we
are
doing,
and
in
our
friendships,
we
become
more
able
to
deal
with
problems
that
are
bound
to
come
to
us,
and
no
longer
worry
about
problems
we
have
not
been
able
to
handle.
TO
DRAW
UP
RESOLUTIONS
Arnold
Flaten,
W.
M.
Watts.
J.
T,
Harvey
and
Earl
Gordon
have
been
appointed
as
a
resolutions
committee
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
for
the
annual
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
to
be
held
In
Prince
Rupert
in
August.
Mr.
Flaten
was
chairman1
of
the
resolutions
committee
at
the
Associated
Boards'
convention
in
Terrace
last
year.
Jor
4
jiuine
remedy
lor
relieving
mberlei
of
f
children's
colds.
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Servicing,
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Repairs
and
Vulcanizing
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&
TWEED
404
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Moving,
Packing,
Crating,
Shipping
and
Generaf
Cartage
and
Storage
For
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
service,
Call
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Ltd.
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and
Park
Avenue
Established
1910
Phones
60
and
68
IS
APPRECIATED
AT
KETCHIKAN;
DON
FORWARD
TALKS
CIVIC
CENTRE
Annarentlv
Don
Fnrwmvl
riirwtnr
nf
tlio
Pmo
Kunert
Civic
Centre,
made
siori
at
Ketchikan
where
he
went
last
week
to
give
some
expert
advice
on
how
a
Civic
Centre
nhould
be
organized
and
operated.
At
least,
that
is
indicated
hir
Vrif
T
jzA'inrr
Dnil,,
Alnl,
r.M..'
XT
"j
i-nnn,
uauy
iiiashu
risniny
iews
reporter,
who.
wrote
as
follows:
-
"Don
Forward
IS
a
guy
who
reminds
you
cJ
our
superintend
ent
cf
schools,
Danielson;
he
knows
what
he's
talking
about,
he
wears
well
in
the
Dublic
eve
and
his
quiet,
modest
wav
of
putting
an
idea
over
wins
him
many
friends
on
first
sieht.
"Don
spoke
to
the
members
of
the
Veterans
of
Foreign
War3
here
last
night
in
their
club-
rooms
on
his
Civic
Centre
In
Prince
Rupert.
Many
of
the
boys
Knew
mm,
fellas
who
have
in
vaded
our
southern
neighbor
rvn
Ketchikan
baiketbaW
teams.
They
not
only
know
the
but
have
enjoyed
the
homev
atmosphere
of
his
Centre
know
that
he's
got
something
to
offer
us
Jree.
Don
told
df
the
itnnv
stum
bling
blocks
which
conrron:
any
civic-minded
group
just
getting
started
In
their
pursuit
of
a
practical
program
which
would
be
the
solution
to
wasted
spare
'tee
and
various
dissenting
organization'
a
Civic
Centre.
MANY
WAYS
TO
RAISE
MONEY
"He
told
of
the
many
ways
to
raise
money
io
finance
such
a
program,
and
he
went
tn
to
tell
how
to
keep
the
project
on
even
keel
after
the
building
is
""Now
these
Vets
havo
Wn
keeping
pace
with
our
local
drive
and
have
chipped
in
their
bit.
but
they
jiave
ielt
lust
a
mtu
undercurrent
of
nerstinai
vi
i.,
ouier
groups
in
town.
I
believe
such
a
ifeelins
is
justified
h.
cause
all
organizations
want
to
neip
m
tne
promotion
of
a
community
enterprise.
Mr.
fnr
had
the
answer
to
the
situation.
He
said
the
very"
same
thing
existed
In
Rupert.
There
were
people
Who
said
it
couldn't,
be
rtrmo
'
Others
'stated
that
the
program
was
too
Dig.
gome
were
Just
against
it
because
It
was
not
their
idea
In
the
first
place.
Then
there
were
the
group.?
who
naa
yometmng
concrete
to
offer
and
with
"them
were'
the
passive
but
potential
groups
who
chose
to
sit
tight
until
some
progress
was
ffoown.
All
these
thinzs
were
noticed
hv
n
,
fie
and
his
associates
due
in
to
see
the
completion
cf
a
Rupert
centre,,
"we
have
the
same
situation
here.
But
as
Forward
said
last
night
to
the
Vets,
'You've
got
to
see
the
thing
in
a
broad
sense
You've
got
to
see
It
as
a
gfoup
of
neighbors
banded
together
in
a
spirit
of
co-operation
to
fulfill
their
alms.
You've
got
t?
take
In
all
decent
erouns.
whether
the
y
agree"
with
vou
or
not.
They
have
a
right
to
their
personal
opinions.
That
is
democracy.
You
Will
get
nowhere
pulling
apart
because
of
difference
of
opinion.
It's
that
dif
ference
which
makes
for
n
sniirt
organization.
But
you
must
strive
to
get
all
tlose
worthy
organizations
together.
That
win
be
your
first
objective
Afh.
Iftlcs.
plays,
great
artist,
ram-
era
clubs,
all
fraternal
.groups,
civic
groups,
the
Terr
torial
eov.
eminent,
the
city
government,
all
church
groups,
and
"music
lovers-
clubs"
should,
al
be
imdpr
the
same
-wing.
Any.group,
partly
opposed
.to
a
greater
and
better
plan,
will
be
absorbed.
Thu
is
file
beginning
Tf
the
job.
But
if
that
Is
successfully
accomplished,
you
are
iwlV
on
your
way.
"These
vets
didn't'
even
biink
thelr
eyes"whlJe
ihe
man
spoke
and
gmoked
his
pipe.
But
when
it
was
over,
they
bombarded
him
with
questions.
Even
after
the
meellng
'when
the
club
steward
served
up
steaming
clam
cnowder.
the
boys
hammerpd
away
at
him.
They
got
him
in
it
corner
and
lwpt
on
firing
away.
iuuu
imnK
ii
was
tne
Nor
mandy
bwch
roarfv.
they
were
driving.
"I
guess
thev
finallv
vnt
wit
they
wanted.
Well,
he
hart
all
the
done
neeessarv
tn
cfort
digging
foundation
trenches
to
morrow
morning,
rtghfj-rt'
up
the
linenihtilithev
nut
the
tfr.i!
rail
aroniul
Wie-Ketchikan
Civic
Centre.
Don
told
them
the
works.
They
absorbed
it'
with
interest
that
I
ve
never
seen.
A
million
thanks.
Don
Forward,
for
showing
the
way."
,
,
Train
Schedule
For
the
East-
Monday,
Wednesday.
Friday
8
pjn.
From
the
East-
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday
10:45
D.m.
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.u
mi
mewmm
..mm
f
wmmm
f'MM
mm
LETTERBOX
an
Appreciation
Editor,
Dally
News
Ycur
nev"s
Item
on
the
upper
light
hand
corner
of
page
5,
In
Friday
s
edition
of
the
Dairy
News,
pertaining
to
Mr.
Ray-mond's
association
-with
your
newspaper,
Is
most
beautifully
and
suitably
styled.
It
rings
with
sincerity.
And
it
has
the
dignity,
rorflderation
and
gracionsness
that
win
be
satisfying
to
the
many
who
esteem
him
highly
for
(he
sentleman
that
he
truly
Is.
..
-
It
will
make
It
ea?y
for
the
Evening
Empire's
subscribers
to
enjoy
the
Dally
News
knowing
their
fonner
editor
is
executively
appreciated
in
promotln?
and.
establishing-
a'
wealth
of
satis
fied
subscribers,
VIOLET
INOALLS.
j
JAYCEE
HEAD
DUE
TOMORROW
Outstanding
visitor
to
Prine?
Rupert
tomorrow
will
be
Paul
Laframbolse
of
Quebec
City,
president
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
cf
Canada,
who
is
on
a
tour
of
western
junior
chambers.
Mr.
.Laframboise
will
arrive
here
from
Vancouver
In
ihe
morning
on
the
steamer
i'nnee
Rnjjert
and
will
proceed
Dy
me
evening
train
to
Prince
George
and
Dawson
Creek
in.
principal
appointments
Imp
wJlf
oe
as
swker
at
the
Ovro
fiinfc
luncheon
at
noon
aid
at
n
Jun
ior
Clumber
of
Conmierr
din
ner
in
the
tvenini
nhoard
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
F.M.
Rdio
Snots
Hydro
Breakdowns
VICTORIA
ri
-
The
British
Columbia
Power
Cofnml-wlu.i
will
install
a
modi-rn
frequniej'
modulation
radi
smim
?t
ii
of
1U
key
points
tu
permit
nlfi-nab
of
breakdowas
to
be
flashed
so
that
repairs
can
be
made
quickly.
Power
from
the
KenefaUnR
station
at
Elk
Fails
wil'l
be
fed
to
the
distributing
system
over
a
high
voltage
transmission
line
roughly
paralelling
the
B.C.
coast
line;
'
UNFAIR
COMPETlTIOiV
ASKERN,
Yorkshire,
Eng.
fc
This
colliery
vlllaee
is.
nck-
Ing
for
a
bigger
beef
quota
Decause
300
mining
trainees
billeted
here
drink
tor
their
Wernesday
Day
day
Miners
are
paid
on
Friday
and
havenothing
to
drink.
01
BUSINESS
OF
MY
OWN
?
YOU
CAN
FIND
THE
ANSWER
t0thone
In
this
very,
booklet.
We
have
publiihcd
it
or
veterans
who
hare
the
urge
to
start
up
for
fhem-
selves.
A
copy"
is
yours
or
theasking
at
any
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal.
When
you
call
lot
your
copy
of
"Wlwt's
the
Scoreon
these
Veterans'
Loans?",
havca
w(rJ
with
our
manager.
He
knows
the
details
of
the
new
Veterans'
Business
and
Professional
Loan
Act,
recently
passed
by
Parliament
or
your
wnelit,
and
he
is
anxious
to
help
go-ahead
veterans
who
want
to
start
in
business
W
themselves,
to
improve
their
present
set
up.
or
to
go
into
partnership
with
a
friend.
Iyour
proposition
is
sound,
there's
f
tnoney
for
you
at
the
B
of
M.
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whn
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