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Bftcrnoon
except
Sunday
by
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3rd
Avenue.
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Ituncrt,
British
Columbia.
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CIRCULATIONS
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DAILY
NEWSPAPER.
ASSOCIATION
cAJ,
newpaprr
devoted
to
the
upbulldlnR
of
Trlncc
Rupert
int
comprising
northern
and
central
BrltUh
Columbia.
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Year,
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Year.
14.00.
uin,
rcr
v
,
lenery
Is
Not
Enough
FINANCIAL
POST
points
out
that
during
twd
week
in
May
government
travel
bu-
iu.s
throughout
Canada
are
combining
in
a
'i
niic:itional
campaign.
The
purpose
is
two--
'irst
to
impress
on
the
public
the
value
of
our
Catering
i"u
itvuiuwiuuui,iuii
nil
visum
s.
.Juts
are
important
but
especially
the
sec-
prince
Kupert
can
think
of
it
with
appropriate
st
year,
it
is
estimated,
tourists
spent
wen
itiDlied
several
times
if
accommodation
was
ate.
oimpiy
uuu&tiug
infill,
uur
yiuui,
iu-
'CS
111
SCCIlcI
j,
xi
ton
an
ciuu
game
10
Jim
h.
Unless
we
are
prepared
to
oroviue
our
ll'S
Willi
LJUUU
LUbiuiif
(uuu
iiivuio
uiiu
beds
we
mignt
as
wen
iorget
aoout
tne
rest,
this
business
we
are
competing
with
experts
nme
of
them,
like
the
northern
tier
of
states
Is
the
line,
wc
may
as
well
admit,
have
scenery,
rime
and
even
police
uniforms
remarkably
Rur
own.
That
puts
almost
the
whole
burden
tractinc
American
visitors
nere
on
me
type
vice
we
are
prepared
to
oner,
inese
visitors
1
111.
he
most
generous
spenders
in
tne
world,
out
,eir
money
they
expect
and
deserve
something
than
greasy
food,
lumpy
mattresses
and
out-iluml)ing.
:(
s
just
too
bad
that
good
times
don't
bring
good
Unit's.
i
lot
less
open
mouths.
Britain's
Economy
II
the
hudiri't
balanced
for
the
first
time
in
en
years
and
a
substantial
surplus
tin
the
right
up.
Hntain.
With
al
its
troubles,
at
least
has
temal
fiscal
crisis,
it
is
revealed
by
the
British
icellor
of
the
Exchequer..
Britain
s
crisis,
as
we
nointcd
out
before,
lies
not
in
the
lack
of
wherc-
ial
to
purchase
but
in
the
shortage
of
goods
and
ccs
to
purchase.
Those
goods,
including
many
r
food
and
living
essentials
and
the
raw
ma-Is
for
her
factories,
come
from
abroad
and,
tain
them,
she
must
nroduce
and
exnort
her-
LThcso
goods
unobtainablcj
through
'inability
lirchasc
them,
she
goes
down
economically
ort
or
expire,"
Air.
Dalton
nuts
it.
bo
uritam
.
.
.
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41;..
i
maintain
ner
credit
ny
nur
.production,
uy
uiu
:icnl
and
unselfish
application
of
her
labor.
'here
is
no
easy,
road.
Britain
finds,
to
national
hmicsceunty.
Tin;
Iiahor
governnient
01
nru,-
mcctirii'
1
lie-
s'lnii'
old
iJrdblema
and
finds
nb
ian
nio:ins
iif
nvitri'niniliir
them.
Hardjwork
forbearance
austerity1
aru-,still
the
const
-
IU
of
the
solution.
V
Arms
Embargoes
U'KI)
STATES
helped
to
supply
the
arms
and
munitions
that
were
shot
back
at
her
in
two
rcatwars.
So
did
Canada
and
Great
l.ritain.
President.
Tniinnn.
in
:m
historic
mcssatre.tf)
pess
yesterday,
calls
through
revision
of
neu-
ny
lor
the
authority
to
embargo
the
snipmeni-istniments
of
warfare
to
unfriendly
nations.
?'c
remembeivs
llie
hue
and
cry
that
certain
IK'Uls
rnwi.il
.iiwl
.mii-IiUw
un
lififfirn
t
lie
hist
War
c
shipments
of
materials
that
could
be
and
were
1
against
us
abroad.
Some
of
us
were
complace-it
enough
not
to
worry
much
about
it
then.
.We
'Sht
of
the
nnltrv
dollars
we
could
make
and
vlikh
we
naid
for
with
nrccious
blood
a
few
slater.
We
know
who
President
Truman
lias
"Hid
W
icn
lwi
ni'iiiwiufiu
-ii'invj
(inbareoeS
HOW.
isllosc
that
those
who
were
so
loudly
in
favor
'"en
embargoes
against
the
likes
of
Germany
'i'm
win
lie
eiiually
as
enthusiastic
now.
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m
and
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$100,000
IN
IRISH
SWEEPSTAKES-Kermlt
Rockmill,
27,
army
air
force
veteran,
of
Long
Beach,
N.Y.,
is
a
mighty
happy
and
lucky
guy.
He's
Just
learned
that
the
100-to-l
shot
Irish
Jumper,
Caughoo,
pounded
through
the
mud
of
Aintree
to
win
England's
Grand
Nationaf
steeplechase,
a
victory
that
means
$100,000
to
Rockmill,
less
whatever
is
taken
in
taxes,
Rockmill,
who
is
unmarried,
and
lives
with
his
parents,
was
revealed
as
the
holder
of
a
ticket
on
the
winner
under
'the
name
of
"Lucky
Hermit."
WOULD
REVISE
ISLAND
LAWS
LONDON
Qi
Absence
of
a
code
of
civil
or
criminal
procedure
in
the
Channel.
Islands
is
mentioned
by
the
special
Privy
Council
committee
appointed
to
investigate
proposed
constitutional
and
judicial
reforms
in
Jersey
and
Guernsey.
i
In
their
report,
published
as
a
white
paper,
the
comnilllce
declared:
"Apart
from
a
recent
work
on
certain
aspects
of
the
custom
ary
law
of
Jersey,
there
appears
to
be
no
text
book
on
the
subject
less
than
100
years
old,
and
there
arc
no
adequately
.report
ed
decisions
of
the
royal
courts!
in
the
sense
of
the
English
law
reports."
The
report
said,
according
to
the
evidence
of
the
solicitor
-general
of
Guernsey,
"It
is
almost
impassible
to
ascertain
what
Ihcclvit
lawiifthislaml
is,"
and
added
"there
is
consid
erable
doubt
whether
the
Eng
llsh
criminal
law
prevails
on
the
Island."
Describing
the
island's
criminal
law
as
"nebulous"
and
"vague,"
the
committee
urged
thai
the
time
has
conic
when
it
should
be
made
"stable."
The
committee
also
recommends
setting
up
of
a
joint
court
of
appeal
for
the
whole
of
the
islands
to
hear
civil
and
criminal
cases,
with
the.
right
of
appeal
in
civil
cases
to
the
Privy
Council
in
London.
KITSEGUKLA
CHILD
BURIED
.
SKEENA
CROSSING
Funeral
service
for
the
infant
son
of
Mr.
Lazarus
Russell
of
Kltsegukla
was
conductod
by
Captain
J.
H.
Johnson
of
the
Salvation
Army
on
Monday.
Captain
David
Wells
of
Kltwanga
assisted
and
the
village
band
provided
'music.
A
large
attendance
was
present.
NOURISHING
,
TOO
AIIct
butterJat,
or
cream,
is
removed
from
whole
milk,
the
KuVtBBmlinllkuqtltnt08.
more
than
Dnep
half
the
weight
of
the
whole
milk
Prince
Rupert's
Civic
CenlreHeld
As
ModelJorallParlsof
Produce
Prince
Rupert's
advanced
position
in
the-
Community
Centres
picture
in
British
Columbia
makes
it
a
model
which
other
communities
watch
closely,
Civic
Centre
Director.
Don
Forward
said
Wednesday
on
his
return
from
Vancouver
where"he
attended
a
conference
of
community
centre
leaders.
"It's
hard
to
realize
Just
how
much
the
people
in
the
south
hold
our
Civic
Centre
aa
a
model
for
their
own
projected
centres,"
he
said.
AS
an
illustration
of
tills
interest,
Mr.
Forward
told
how
he
made
a
20-minute
speech
before
the
conference,
and
as
a
result
itlic
planned
program
for
the
rest
;"j
the
morning
was
dropped
and
he
was
asked
to
make
a
detailed
explanation
of
the
finapcing,
administration
and
program
functionings
of
the.
Prince
Rupert
Civic
Centre.
"They
kept
me
talking
for
an
extra
hour
and
a
half,
explain
ing
our
financing
arrangements
and
administration
set-up,"
He
said.
Mr.
Forward
retired
from
the
position
of
vice-president
of
the
provincial!
Community
Centres
Association
which
he
held
last
year,
and
was
elected
publicity
chairman
for
the
group.
"Every
community
in
British
Columbia,
large
or
small,
has
plans
for
building
a
civic
centre,"
he
said.
"Vancouver
has
been
zoned
into
20
areas
and
plans
arc
being
made
to
"build
a
centre
in
carcli
zone."
Among
Chores
which
Mr.
For
ward
completed
while
In
the
south
were
the
making
of
arrangements
for
the
purchase
of
a
complete
set
of
gymnasium
aparatus
which
will
be
installed
in
the
Civic
Centre-
in
time
for
the
fall
season.
He
also
received
assurance
from
Hilker
Attractions,
Van
couver
talent
agents,
to
bring
to
Prince
Rupert
four
major
at
tractions
during
the
1947-48
sea
son.
These
will
be
first-rate
at,
tractions
and
will
be
brought
north
in
conjunction
with
Ket
chikan.
A
.discussion
with
Education
Minister
Wicr
at
Victoria
re
vealed
that
the
Civic
Centre
here
is
eligible
for
a
government
grant
for
carrying
on
night
classes
In
crafts
and
arts.
Tins
crintiiwould,Jbc30
per.
cent
pf
thecosl
of
UuTcTasscs.
iTlic
University
of
British
Co-
s
i
1
lumbia
extension
department
is
also
willing
to
sponsqr
two-week
classes
in
home
-making
or
crafts
and
hobbies,
and
will
send
In
structors
to
Prince
Rupert
for
such
classes,
Mr.
Forward
said
PORTSMOUTH,
England
The
King
has
decided
that
the
roya'l
yacht
Victoria
and
Albert,
no
longer
seaworthy,
Is
to
be
usrd
in
future
only
for
residential
purnosps
when
th
Kin.?
and
Queen
visit
this
naval
base
where
the
yacht
lies.
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bedbugs
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inula
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ANTED
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PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
Ulcls
Oldsmobil
$rl
"4"
(or
"681
4-Door
Sdon
Prince
Eupert
Daflp
Jftetos
Thursday,
April
17,
1947
M
S8J&
pre-00
,
toupoW-
,
num0
-
Oldsmobils
Serbs
"?B"
4-Door
S4
For
That
Party
.
.
.
PARAMOUNT
CAFE
at
Port
Edward,
B.C.
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SUET
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MEIN'
7:00
am.
to
11:00
pjn.
:
General
Contractor
We
do
basements,
reshingling,
build
fdncea,
sidewalks,
remodel
your
kitchen.
Demolish
or
move
buildings,
100
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
CALL
BLUE
610
and
we
will
give
an
estimate.
THE
(flLOOKING,
tUttfuANBUNQ
1947
OLDS
MOBILE
Three
full
Hues
lo
choose
from,
all
offering
lofial
al
tulrs
The
1947
Oldsniobile
is
smait
iu
more
ways
than
one.
Smart
Btyliug
.
.
.
certainly.
Hut
it's
a
smait
investment,
too.
An
investment
iu
the
dependability
and
quality
for
which
the
Oldsniobile
name
is
famous.
Au
iuvestment
in
the
riding
comfort
of
Qtiadri-Coil
Springing
and
4-Way
Stabilization.
An
iuvestment
in
the
matchless
driving
ease
oC
GM
Hydra-Matic
Drive
the
only
drive
that
6hifts
gears
automatically
and
eliminates
the
clutch
pedal
entirely.
Choose
the
low-priced
Oldsmobile
"60"
(either
a
six
or
au
eight)
or
the
popular-priced
"70"
(also
with
a
choice
of
engines)
or
the
luxurious
"98"
Custom
Cruiser.
Which,
ever
it
is
.
.
.
you'll
be
making
a
smart
choice!
The
demand
Jor
netv
var$
is
Mill
to
freat
thai
it
may
oc
nmt
time
Moteyou
tale
the
uheel
of
your
new
Oldsmobile.
Maka
,ure
your
present
car
leeps
rollings
The
better
ill
condition;
'
thesuJeryouareir.andtliehiritspotentialtraJe-ln
wluei
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si
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