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Prince
Rupert
Dnflt
Bclus
Thursday,
May
29,
1947.
Check
these
Ir'NO,
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CANNOT
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SPEAK
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jMin
Pr
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appears
a
mile
ijuick
rofessins
Isnior.-iucc
r
Courtroom
Aiiiu.sk
jr
Whcji
a
youthfu:
Babine
In-
JLiIan
was
called
to
the
witness
j.f;
i
itand
at
the
Williams
attempted
tit
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!
Mtirdw
trial
slttlim
vMterda
v
'here
was
an
incident
that
dls-
'jnbejljhe
gravity
of
the
pro-
'.IMliKP
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.
111
1
tfjfM'dtng,
looked
direst
at
the
wit-US;
t-
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,
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W4-
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a
lnM"irca:
t
'
"Do
you
speaC
English?"
j
"No,"
he
replied
in
a
low
voke.
s
This
was
too
much,
even
for
the
dignity
of
an
assifc.
Bench,
jiar.
witnesses,
jurnen,
constables
everyone
within
hearing
joined
in
enjoying:
a
ood
Ej
lanfrh.
It
was
next
thing
to
im-
(
porble
not
to
do
sa.
And
risaoil-If
,tv
was
not
lessened
any
by
the
!
tiok
of
perlexity
stealing
over
j
,he
face
of
the
witness
who
must
',
y.ave
been
wondering
what
it
11
r
jvas
he
said
that
was
causing
so
J:
I
mich
mirth.
J
Classified
Aaverusmz
Pays!
Mil
Cleans
gently
Easy
to
apply
Hard
to
rub
off
KIND
to
leather
THE
J
WHITE
SHOE
CIEANER
iSkeeria
Valley
is
Beautiful
Now
Peoplr
who
have
been
motor-'ng
along
the
Skena
Highway
in
the
recent
clear,
hot
weather
agree
that
this
is
the
ideal
sea
son
to
view
all
Hit
rfVer
moun
tains
have
in
the
way
of
spectacular
waterfalls.
Snows
are
melting,
the
skies
have
been
cloudless,
and
the
dozens
of
j
streams,
ramng
-una
roaming
never
recogciliated,
attitudes,
from
great
heights,
provide;
i
customs
and
liefs
that
could
memorable
slants
All
this,
NORTHWEST
CONSTRUCTION
LTD.
Estimates,
given
for
any
type
construction.
Phone
563
Night
Red
603
of
course,
means
hlgner
water
in
the
Skeena.
but.
as
yet,
it
seems
there
has
been
nothing
to
cause
anxiety,
although
it
is
necessary
to
kcep-akrt.
Here
From
England
To
Enter
Business
Highly
delignted
with
the
warm
welcome
tncy
mve
re
ceived
.o
far
since
'he's
arrival
in
Canada
by
aircraft
May
21
Mr.
and
Mrs
Herbert
Merchant
and
two
children
reached
here
Tuesday
from
London,
England.
Mr.
Marchant
is
goina:
into
busi
ness
here
with
his
uncle.
George
Dawes.
hldllBaillDigBlllliaBiaiBIBHiaBBDBBBRII
n
BOY'S
United
India
Held
Impossible;
Must
Agree
on
Interdependence
Younp
Muslim
Scientist
from
India
is
Interesting:
Canadian
Club
Speaker
"It
is
no
good
dreaming
about
a
United
India
and
it
is
high
time
that
Indian,
leaders
took
a
realistic
view
of
the
situation
and
admitted
that
Hindus
and
Muslims
can
never
live
peacefully
under
one
government,"
declared
Muhammed
Mujibun
Rahman
Khan,
20-vear-old
Muslim
university
biochemist
from
i
Bengal,
in
speaking
before
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
last
i
evening.
The
Indian
problem,
Khan
believed,
was
one
for
the
!
United
Nations
to
take
over.
If
It
was
left
undecided,
world
i
peace
would
be
a
"mockery
and
sublime
nonsense."
i
Khan,
after
an
Intensely
int-jeresting
sketch
of
Indian
history
i
and
customs
to
form
a
b5ck-
ground,
dwelt
on
the
traditional
differences
of
the
Hindus
and
Muslims
in
mentality,
attitude
and
physical
ways
of
living.
They
were
as
two
naUons
with
no
friendship
in
the
past
and
no
common
ground
on
which
to
come
together
in
the
future.
There
were
differences
that
could
never
be
submerged
by
one
side
or
the
other.
And,
if
any
attempt
were
made
to
create
a
single
government
in
an
independent
India,
there
could
never
be
assurance
that
the
rights
of
the
100.000,000
Muslims
would
be
respected
by
the
300.000.000
Hindus
who,
in
the
past,
had
never
shown
disposition
to
tol
erate
the
Muslims
or
even
accept
them
as
friends
and
equal
be
ings.
At
the
outset,
Kahn
saw
the
hope
for
world
peace
in
acceptance
by
the
naUons
of
a
spirit
of
i
interdependence,
in
thin
kins
in
world
instead
of
national
terms.
Appropriately
euoug'n.
the
i
speaker
gave
his
listeners
some
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from
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Boys'
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from
35c
to
70c
Boys'
Sweaters
from
75c
to
$4.25
Boys'
Loafer
Jackets
$13.95
Boys'
Summer
Underwear
55c
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a
complete
line
of
clothes
for
boys
of
all
ages.
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lliat
wears
and
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and
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idea
of
the
condition
and.
state
of
women
of
India.
Although
the
only
career
open
to
th
vast
majority
of
Indian
women
was
early
marriage
and
motherhood,
there
ws
no
such
tiling
there
of
the
hand
that
rocked
the
cradle
ruling
the
woric.
Denied
the
privileges
of
civilization,
kept
in
confinement
and
the
victims
of
superstition
and
disease,
Ind
ian
women
were
still
in
com
plcto
subjection.
Becoming
mothers
in
their
teens,
often
married
to
old
men
and
becom
ing
widows
at
early
age,
their
children
were
often
undersized
and
weak
physically.
Infant
mortality
of
forty
percent
was
common.
In
spite
of
all
this,
a
few
Indian
women
became
lab
orers
and
clerks
and,
in
recent
years,
there
were
some
instances
of
where
they
had
reached
political
prominence
and
Khan
added:
"I
sincerely
believe
it
Is
not
the
intellect
they
lack
but
the
chance
which,
if
they
were
given,
they
would
come
to
the
front
and
play
a
part
in
national
life."
Differences
among
.the
Hindus
had
dated
back
to
the
advent
of
the
Aryans
nine
centuries
before
Christ
before
which
It
had
teen
shown
there
had
been
a
high
state
of
cillizatldn
in
the
vast
sub-continent.
After
centuries
of
division
and
quarrelling
between
princes
and
kings,
the
Muslims
had
made
their
first
appearance
In
the
Twelfth
Century
at
the
Invitation
of
Indian
Princes.
They
It
had
been
who
developed
a
high
degree
of
culture.
However,
all
attempts
to
fuse
the
cultures
and
customs
of
Hindustani
and
Islam
had
'failed
and
there
was
still,
as
there
had
always
been,
a
vast
gap
between
them
in
ways
of
living.
There
was
a
continued
lack
of
goodwill
and
the
best
that
could
be
hoped
for
was
a
mutual
understanding!
of
interdependence.
There
was
a
large
attendance
j
at
the
gathering,
men
as
well
as
!
women,
and
Mrs.
T.
N.
Youngs.
V
L
president
of
the
Women's
Canadian
Club,
was
in
the
chair.
!
1
WEALTH
ON
HATS
i
Early
Mexicans
indicated
their
j
wealth
by
the
amount
of
decoration
on
their
sombreros.
companion
set
for
H
Wl
nen
Wdrrman'l
Vl
It
NJ
fuielcijh.
Wilmnin't
pn
are
priced
from
ViU
I3.S7
up.
-
1
f
Babinc
Indian
(Continued
from
Page
1)
recounted,
under
questioning
by
Mr.
Castlllou,
and
with
the
aid
of
an
Interpreter,
his
version
of
the
events
of
the
day
of
the
shooting.
He
told
how
he
and
Michel
had
spent
the
previous
night
in
Topley
drinking
lemon
extract,
and
how
before
leaving
on
foot
for
Topley
Landing,
27
miles
north,
they
had
attempted
to
obtain
a
taxi
ride.
Denied
this
because
of
snow
conditions
on
the
road,
they
purchased
more
lemon
extract
and
started
walking.
Williams
aetnittca
that
the
gun,
which
the
prosecution
contended
had
shot
Kvlllng,
belonged
to
him.
but
declared
that
he
had
been
lying
as'.esp
beside
the
Babine
road
wi'h
his
dog
and
knew
nothing
or
the
cvenits
that
transpired
in
the
bush
further
along
the
road.
lie
toM
the
court
that
he
had
seen
two
white
men
In,
the
bush
nearby,
but
could
not
Identify
thorn
He
said
that
he
was
awakened
by
Albert
Michel
who
carried
his
(Williams')
gun
and
that
their
packsacks
weic
not
in
evidence,
although
they
had
bn
on
the
snow
neaiby
when
he
vtnt
to
sleep.
"I
ask
hkn.
'Where's
my
park-
L.
S.
Davidson,
foi
many
years
prominently
Identified
with
min-.
lng
in
the
Portland
Canal
dis
trict,
was
a
brief
vliitor
to
Stew
art
at
the
first
of
the
week
while
making
the
round
trip
on
the
'
steamer
Coqultlam.
Formerly
with-:.
the
Durrwell
mine.
Mr
DaVta'son
is
now
a.
director
of
the
Big
Fteur
property.
Re:
L.M
HMilVTY
ACT
Lot
Ono
(1)
of
Block
"F"
of
District
Lot
Flftren
"A"
(!5-A
Quren
Charlotte
District
said
to
contain
One
decimal
SU
One
(1.61)
acres,
more
or
less,
as
shown
outlined
red
on
Rererenco
Plan
No.
1796.
WHEREAS
satisfactory
proof
of
loss
of
the
above
Certificate
of
Title
Issued
In
the
name
of
Howard
Young
has
been
fUed
In
this
office,
notice
la
hereby
given
that
I
shall,
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
thn
date
of
the
first
publication
hereof
taaue
a
ProTlskma)
Certificate
of
Title
in
lieu
of
said
lost
Certictfate
unless
In
the
meantime
valid
objection!
made
to
me
In
writing
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Office.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
this
20tb
day
of
May.
1947
AD.
ANDREW
THOMPSON,
Deputy
Registrar
of
Tltlw
Johnny's
Snack
Bar
(Under
New
Management)
NOW
OPEX
EVENINGS
Coffee
Waifles
Lunches
'A
Pleasure
to
Serve
You"
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
See
K.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
Phone
83
sack?'
and
while
I
asked
him,
I
saw
two
white
men
in
the
bush.
Albert
was
trying
to
get
me
to
go
back
to
Topley.
I
said
'Where's
my
packsack?
I'm
getting
dry.
Albert
said
'Your
packsack
Is
up
the
road.'
"
Williams
said
that
he
and
Michel
went
north
on
the
road
and
met
Kylling,
who
told
them
that
he
was
wounded.
Kyllln?
told
them
that
his
telephone
was
out
of
order
and
to
go
to
a
neighbor's
house
and
phene
to
Topley.
Williams
ami
Michel
went
to
the
telephone,
leaving
Kylling
alone,
then
returned
and
made
a
cot
of
spruce
branches
for
Kylling
to
rest
on
until
a
truck
arrived
to
take
the
wounded
man
to
Topley,
An
"expert"
Job
of
cutting
Kyl-llng'3
telephone
line,
then
"repairing"
It
with
a
piece
of
cord
so
the
damare
would
not
be
noticed,
was
attributed
to
Williams
by
Crown
Counsel
Brown.
The
second
criminal
trial,
that
of
Fred
Spltzl
of
Hazelton
chanr-rd
with
manslaushter
In
connection
with
the
death
ot
Mrs.
Leslie
West
of
Hazelton
on
a
hunting
trip
lat
Novrmbei.
be?nn
before
Mr
Justice
Wilson
this
morning.
Dim
EASILY
WITHOUT
HARD
SCRUBBING
Use
TRIPLE
ACTION
m
-m
PerfeX
TU
fil-
ni.4i
iic
uciiiib
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honour
your
graduate
give
...
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Service
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
to
OCEAN
FALLS
WESTVIEW
(Powell
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J
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Thursday
at
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p.m.
T6
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Wednesday
Midnight
(All
Times
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or
write
City
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Depot
Ticket
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mk
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of
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new
Tajerite
the
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.
.
.
how
he'll
delight
in
its
euiuoth
flowing
erforinance.
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1
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or
fine
...
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iierMmal
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only
Waterman'
feature
tbc
famous
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leeil
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gray
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cl
from
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(Vires
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Ever
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