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Friday,
April
18,
1947
(Authorized
as
Second
Class
Man.
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
.
Published
every
afternoon
except
Buiioay
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
Q.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
Q.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
OP
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OP
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Independent
dally
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to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
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and
all
communities
comprising
northern
and
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British
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City
Carrier,
per
west
16c:
Per
Month.
lr.
Per
Year,
7.00;
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Chamber
of
Commerce
.
.
pRINQE
RUPERT,
for
many
years
if
ever
at
all,
C
has.
not
had
the
proper
attitude
towards
its
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Possibly,
the
Chamber
itself
has
been
in
a
measure
to
blame
if
it
has
come'
to
be
regarded
somewhat
as
a
clique
of
business
and
professional
men
who,
while
carrying
on
a
good
and
useful
work
through
the
years,'
'have
not
been
particularly
active
in
the
way
of
enrolling
members.
Nevertheless,
the
group,
while
not
large
in
numbers,
has
been
maintaining
the
leadership
in
keeping
the
spotlight
on
affairs
of
importance
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results.
It
has
been
on
the
job
and
doing
a
work
that
has
been
receiving
little
general
appreciation
because
it
has
been
going
on
so
quietly
and
unobstrusively.
With
Prince
Eupert
now
entering
on
a
new
era
'of
development
and
expansion,
the
Chamber
of
-Commerce
will
have
an
increasing
part
to
plav
and
-will
have
more
jobs
to
do
requiring
both
financial
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pnu
energetic
wont,
it
win,
tnereiore,
oe
fitting
that
the
membership
of
the
Chamber
should
be
expanded
until
it
includes
every
business
man
and
organization
in
the
city.
The
Chamber
will
;
"
also
be
entitled
to
expect
generous
financial
sup-port
from
the
people
as
a
whole
which
should
come
in
the
way
of
civic
grant.
.
The
fact
of
the
matter
is
that
the
Chamber
of
I
Commerce
has
been
hamstrung
in
the
past
by
the
?
disinterest
of
many
business
men
thinking
only
of
;
their
own
affairs
and
by
lack
of
financial
support
;
as
a.result
of
which
its
work
and
efforts
have
been
j
-
'
restricted!
It
has
been
unable
to
carry
on
functions
which
it
.could
and
would
have
done.
Considering
the
handicaps
under
which
it
has
opera
ted-
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
fSSlTicarried
on
a
good
antl
useful
work.
Now
the
'
time
has
come
when
it
should
broaden
the
scope
'
pQ4its
activities
and
to
do
that
it
will
require
the
C!r
support-of
the
business
men
generally
and
the
citi-
S5T
iens
generally.
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Three-quarter
Time
Mayor
Seeks
Mate
For
Husky
Marine
BURY,
Eng.,
rjWThe
Mayor
of
Bury,
Aid.
T.
Taylor,
said
he
prepesed
turning
his
mayoral
parlor
lntd.
a
-temporary
matrimonial
fgency
all
because
a
2CO-flound
marine
told
htm
he
wanted
a
wife.
The
wife
he
wants
must.be
"a
very
nice
young
widow,
25
to
30,
with
or
without
a
younr
child."
IS
NEEDED
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
Official
Verceives
"Vow
It
Ctwi
lie
Told"
Story
Expreiig)amazement
at
the
extent
.of
.Installations
that
had
been
left
.by
the
Americans
here
after
the
war,
Evan
McCormack,
manager
of
the
field
service
division
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce,
while
on
a
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
this
week,
told
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
ol
Ccmmsrce
that
this
city
had
a
big
"Now
It
Can
Be
Told"
story
which
the
world
.should
know.
He
felt
that
there
should
be
a
more
active
campaign
of
publicizing
Prince
Rupert
in
the
outside
world.
It
would
be
a
worthy
while
investment
Mr.
McCormack
expressed
the
opinion
that
there
should
be
a
greatET
appreciation
within
the-
community
of
the
work
the
Chamfcer
of
Commerce
wa.s
doing.
Every
businessman
should
be
an
active
meiKiber
of
the
Chamber
and
the
people,
as
a
whole,
deriving
benefit
from
the
eiforts
cf
the
Chamber,
should
be
making
their
contribution.
Various
activities
such
as
industrial
promotion,
publicity,
tourist
Information,
might
be
coordinated
and
a
paid
official
maintained
to
be
responsible
for
ail.
You
saw
xt
m
The
News
I
Geo.
J.Dawes
THE
AUCTIONEER
Sales
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Saturday
WE
SELL
EVERYTHING
Goods
Sold
On
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Conducted
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127
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George
I
NATIVE
CHILDREN
PARADE
TO
GET
BETTER
SCHOOL
!
Election
of
the
Kitkatla
Coun
cil
took
place
on
Wednesday
at
Kitkatla.
Mr.
Matthew
Hill
was
returned
as
Chief
Councillor
with
the
following
council:
Joseph
Innes,
William
Ridley,
Henry
Ercwn,
Wilfred
Jackson,
Nathan
Shaw,
Job
Tolmle,
Paul
Mason,
Solomon
Brown.
Constables
sworn
in
were
as
fofiows:
'
John
Vickers,
Jeffrey
Spencer,
Chester
Nelson,
Edmund
Shaw,
Reuben
Mason,
Gordon
Temple,
Frank
Ryan.
The
election
day
proceedings
were
highlighted
by
a
parade
of
83
school
children
of
school
age
who
formed
a
long
line
headed
with
banners
on
which
were
printed
the
words
"We
want
a
new
School."
The
youngsters
paraded
before
the
council
and
the
Indian
Agent.
F.
E.
Anfleld.
and
made
their
educational
de
sires
quite
definite.
Afterward,
spakesinen
for
the
council
and
village
criticized
the
Indian
Department
because
42
of
these
children
have
not
been
able
to
go
to
school
this
yea:
due
to
lack
cf
accommodation
and
inabality
to
secure
a
second,
teacher.
Replies
to
the
demands
of
the
natives
for
better
educational
facilities
.
were
made
by
the
Agent
BURGH
CASTLE,
Suffolk,
Eng.
A
small
bronze
plaque
an
image
of
Mars
and
n
flint
ball
weighing
nearly
six
pounds!
UPt-ft
rllcAAvapAfl
i
.
F
..w,
uw-uir;jCU
near
liip
nunc
of
a
Roman
fortress.
British
Disclose
Top
Secrets
of
Atomic
Energy
LONDON
(Reuters)
The
nations
of
the
world
seeking
to
release
atomic
energy
for
industrial
puipos'es
wUll
benefit
from
the
study
of
73
hitherto
i
top-secret
papers
detailing
Brit
Ish
researches
into
the
use
ofj
!
the
atom
released
here
by
the
Supply
Ministry
after
approval
of
the
British
government.
The
Supply
Ministry
points
out
that
the
releasing
of
this
Information
is
in
line
with
similar
decisons
by
United
States
and
Canada.
"There
is
not
one
word
in
ART
OBJECTS
GIVEN
NATION
LONDON,
W
One
of
Britain's
greatest
private
art
collections
may
pass
Into
the
nation's
pos
session
as
a
result
of
negotiations
proceeding
between
Lord
lecnnlield
and
the
National
Trust.
If
suitable
arrangements
for
upkeep
can
be
made.
Lord
Le-cornfield
proposes
transferring
Petworth
House
in
Sussex
and
all
ls
contents
together
with
10
miles
of
park
to
the
trust.
Priceless
paintings
hung
in
'
Petworth
include
Hieronymus
Bosch's
"Adoration
of
the
Kings,"
a
groun
of
Van
Dyck
roictures.
.portraits
by
Joshua
Reynold,
two
Gainsborough
landscapes,
a
Lenair:,
three
Hob-,:emas
and
many
Lelays.
!
One
valuable
part
of
the
house
ls
tl
GrlnMng
Gibbons
Carwd
j
Rontu;'
'
measuring
CO
feet
by
24
j
feet.
r
I
,
LONDON
h
Zulu,
eight
!
key,-escaped
from
"the
London
zoo.
I'r
for
Ca
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a
1
a
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Pa
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fie
Cifnsfr"4'5"
As
the
foremost
supplier
of
Heotrii
power,
1
gas
and
urban
transportation,
British
j
Columbia
raectric,CorhpaftyUmitel
is
,a
vital
factor
:.
.V
'the!,
envelopment
of
Canada's
Pacific
Coast.
Growth
of
the
organization1
'cluring'Afie
eleven
and
one-half
years
ended
December
31st,
194G
features:
Electricity;
generated
increased.
90
Gas
sold
increased
121
Rail
and
bus
passengers
carried
:Y,'ncrea8ed
,
i.
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Earnings
availabJevf6rliviu'ei4ii
aged
more
than
4
,5
.y'mes
annual
requirements
on
this
hew
issue.
We
offer
as
principals
the
new
issue
of:
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Columbia
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ier
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yield
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4
Copy
of
the
prospectus
describing
the
,
Company
and
this
issue
forwarded
gladly
uponrequest
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or
telephone.
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'
Don't
be
Satisfied
with
your
Watch
--
UNLESS
YOU
CAN
RELY
APSC
I,'
T
f
ON
ITS
TRUTHFULNESS
If
it
varies
do
one
of
two
things
let
us
fix
It
.
.
.
or
gel
a
new
one.
Oflen
the
latter
plan
Is
better.
If
you
think
It
Is,
you
can
find
a
choice
here
of
many
dependable
watches.
And
we
can
prove
them
to
yoa
on
our
WATCHMASTER
regulating
machine.
Prices
from
$20
to
$fi0
for
the
guaranteed
kinds.
these
reports-
about
the
atom
bomb,
its
manufacture,
or
its
ingredients,"
J.
H.
Awbery,
heiid
of
the
technical
records
section
j
of
the
Atomic
Energy
Depart-,
ment
of
the
Ministry,
said.
j
I
"Scientists
giving
a
careful
study
of
these
reports
will
find
a
great
deal
of
hitherto
unpublished
Information
of
great
value
to
the
release
of
atomic
energy
for
industrial
purpose,",
he
added.
j
The
73
documents
are
neatly
piled
in
the
natural
science
sec-tion
of
the
London
Kensington
Museum.
A
limited
number
of
copies
are
available
at
the
Ministry
of
Supply
and
will
be
loaded
"to
responsible
scientific
workers
presenting
their
crean
tlals."
Mr.
Awbery's
reply
to
the
ques
tion
whether
accredited
reprc
senlativefi
of
foreign
govern
merits
in
London
would
be
,U
lowed
to
see
these
documents
was
"they
will
be
lotuwd
by
Hi1'
Ministry
of
Supply
to
respun
slble
scientific
workers
wlm
win
be
allowed
to
takr
them
for
study
purposes."
The
government's
derision
t-allow
these
documents
to
be
released
followed'
requests
fur
tliei:
publication
from
Pior.
J.
D.
Vi
kroft,
Director
ol
the
Government
Atom
Research
Station
u1
Harwell,
Berkshire.
The
documents
were
viewed
at
the
Ministry
of
Supply's
heavily-guarded
atomic
develop
meat
section
in
the
10-sturv
Shell
Mex
house
building-
on
the
Thames
Embankment.
The
utom
research
workers
are
completely
Isolated
from
the
rest
of
tiv
occupants
of
the
bulkling.
The
walk
of
their
department
liave
been
reinforced
by
heavy
iron
bars
and
the
only
entrance
re
through
stepl
grilles
guarded
by
uniformed
police.
The
documents
themselves
take
up
little
room.
They
tell
a
part
of
the
story
of
Britain's
contribution
to
the
development
of
atomic
energy,"
Mr.
Awbery
said.
''During
the
war
they
were
heavily
guarded
and
their,
contents
were
secret.
This
secrecy
was
.
obvious
be
cause
we
did
not
want
anyone
to
know
that
British
natural
scientists
were
engaged
in
researches
in
basic
physics.
"The
British,
American
and
Canadian
governments
the
three
concerned
with
the
production
of
the
atomic
bomb-agreed
to
releace
information
on
the.
wrk
they
had
done.
These
documents
give
some
idea
of
.the
British
effort.
"Tills
release
of
information
is
In
line
with
the
government's
policy
of
not
regimenting
scientists
and
not
tying
them
down
about
their
activities."
Mr.
Aw
ber.v
suld.
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