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January
18,
1947,
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4:30-rSongs
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4:45
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6:00
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3:30
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5:45
Sports
College
6:00
CBC
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6:05
Recorded
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8:30
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Dancing
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7:30
Organ
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8:00
Red
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8:30
Old
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9:C0
Current
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9:15
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9:00-BBC
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0:15
Songs
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9:30
Vanity
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9:59
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10:00
B.C.
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an
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10:30-Way
of
the
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11:00
CBC
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11:03
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11:30
Religious
Period
12:00
New
York
Philharmonic
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P.M.
1:30-Church
of
the
Air
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NOTICE
Is
hereby
given
that
the
,
Reserve
covering
the
following
described
parcel
of
land
established
under
authority
of
Order-in-Councl!
No.
114.
approved
February
4th.
1044.
notice
of
which
was
published
In
the
British
Columbia
Gazette
of
February
17th.
1944,
Is
concelled:
All
that
portion
of
the
Casslar
and
Peace
River
Land
Districts,
Province
of
British
Columbia,
which
consists
of
the
lands
in
that
Eart
of
the
drainage
basin
oj
the
lard
River,
artf
Its
tributaries,
which
extends
from
Hell
Gate
on
the
East
to
the
Easterly
boundary
of
the
watersheds
of
Coal
and
Rabbit
Rivers
on
the
West.
GEO.
P.
MELROSE.
Peputy
Minister
of
Lands.
Department
of
Lands
and
Forests,
Victoria.
B.C.,
December
4,
1940.
THIS
AND
THAT
Tin
Cfort
M.lllirw
AJ.m.
trnirt,
Im.
"Let
me
down,
dear.
I
promise
not
to
leave
my
clothes
lying
around
any
more."
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3:33
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5:00
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5:30
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7:00
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7:15
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7:30
Bernard
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8:00
The
Readers
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Over
8:30
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9:00
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Today
9:30
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10:00
CBC
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10:10
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Canadian
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J0:30
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Musical
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8:00
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8:15
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10:30
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10:45
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11:00
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11:15
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11:30
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11:31
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11:33
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11:45
Ethel
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12:00
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12:30
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12:45
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1:00
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1:30
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1:45
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2:00
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2:30
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2:45
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the
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of
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3:00
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3:15
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DATES
AND
A
DOLL-
The
new
world
calendar
may
be
more
accurate,
but
will
it
be
as
glamorously
attractive
as
are
so
many
current
ones?
Prince
Rupert's
Case
tie-ui
cf
essential
machinery.
etc.,
thus
having
been
removed.
would
decrease
greatly
tho
financial
risks
involved
in
any
operation
In
that
area.
The
picture
is
not.
however.
one
that
would
eventually
reflect
unfavorably
upon
Vancouver
in
this
matter
of
supply.
,
It
Is
generally
iccoffnized
that
the
area
surrounding
Prince
Kuprrt
is
one
of
the
richest
in
Canada
in
every
necessary
raw
material
for
Industrial
activity
but
perhaps
net
so
well
recognized
is
the
;
difficulty
of
establishing
an
,
'
industry
there
which
would
not
automatically
have
an
unfav
orable
costs
differential.
To
extract
ore,
or
to
pursue
logging
enrrations,
or
to
conduct
widespread
fishing
operations
requires
not
only
machinery,
but
manpower.
Of
machinery,
we
havp
already
examined
the
higher
costs
brought
about
through
delivery
delays
In
replacement
parts,
or
even
In
ort?'.nal
installation.
Thes?
in
themselves,
constitute
sufflc'ent
barriers
to
location
of
operations
there.
But
an
oven
greater
difficulty
exists
In
the
matter
of
manpower.
It
is
difficult
to
indue?
labor
to
leave
a
city
with
all
its
conveniences
and
to
work
at
a
point
vhi?h
is
far
removed
in
t'me
from
urban
amenities.
In
manual
labor,
moreover,
The
assurance
of
excellent
medical
care
in
case
of
accident
must
be
offered.
In
theJueen
Charlotte
ispnas
mere
are
n0
facilities
effsred
for
the
care
of
an
In
jured
person
except
those
pro-
vlccd
privately
by
one
doctor
and
the
Department
cf
Indian
Affairs
for
the
operative
treat
ment
cf
Injured
persons.
Under
such
conditions
no
worker
Is
JANUARY
fc
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6
7
8
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1)
anxious
to
assume
the
risks
involve?..
Pathologically,
the
hardly
attainable
'becomes
the
not
particularly
desirable
when
orcc
it
!s
trough!
within
rea?h.
Therefore,
a
travelling
time
of
two
to
e!ght
days
which
is
necessary
for
the
laborer
to
spend
on
his
way
cither
to,
or
from,
his
Job
on
the
northern
coast
from
Vancouver
is
'highly
important
to
his
conception
of
the
desirability
of
that
Jab
when
he
is
considering
It.
In
fact,
it
Is
an
overwhelmingly
critical
factor.
Industries
operating
In
the.
Prince
Rupert
area
must
Jmme-
diatcly
face
this
fact.
Labor
does
not
wish
to
work
in
that
dis
trict.
To
make
the
job
desirable,
companies
have
found
it
necessary
either
to
pay
higher
wages
which
results
in
the
wage
levels
outlined
in
our
financial
synopsis
of
Prince
Rupert
or
to
subsidize
labor
by
a
concealed
bonus
in
the
form
of
free
transportation
.both
ways,
should
the
'aborer
stay
a
certain
minimum
period.
Pay
begins
wheft
the
b.bcrer
leaves
Vancouver.
Whatever
way
labor
may
be
attracted
to
working
In
the
area,
additional
costs
are
Inevitable;
with
additional
costs,
there
Is
less
possibility
of
the
operating
conv
pany
meeting
competition
which
's
not
local,
not
country-wide
and
therefore
cont!
oiled,
but
world-wide
and
against
the
chear..st
of
laibor
elsewhere.
Therefore,
the
ramifications
of
the
present
transportation
facilities
and
time-tables
extend
throughout
the
industrial
pic-hire
in
terms
of
higher
costs
hnd
Inefficient
operating
practices.
Th'
comti'nation
of
these
has
deterred
and
v.'ill
continue
to
deter,
not
only
the
location
of
new
industries
In
the
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
By
Chic
Yotmp
NOW
WHAT
NjillJ'r
EMPTYING
1
HlUt
DOI-TT
WOI?l?Y--l'M
APE
VOU
Hl
OUT
THE
(
NOT
GOING
TO
PUT
)
DOING
y
PENCIL
N
IT
IN
THE
STEW
k-Aw"
(sharpener
)
W
NICE
TRY
,
areas,
but
will
also
constitute
a
t
i-e-J
.
l
-
11-
1
continual
hindrance
to
those
al
ready
operating.
Daily
"main
line"
air
operation
into
Prince
Rupert
is,
therefore,
not
only
a
necessity
fn
terms
of
present
conditions
but
is
urgently
demanded
if
the
area
N
to
piogreai
in
the
future.
For
the
present,
inception
of
!iich
service
would
have
the
fol-"
:wing
primary
effects:
(ai
By
placing
the
laborer
within
3
hour
reach
of
Vancouver,
It
would
remove
his
hesitation
;o
work
In
the
area:
b
In
cr.se
of
illness
or
accident
a
daily
three-hour
service
won'
J
briii'g
the
worker
to
sp?-cali?'.
treatment
in
Vancouver
medical
centres
little
.more
than
if
he
lived
in
the
areas
surrounding
Vancouver:
(ci
By
removing
his
hesita
tion,
it
woukt
allow
employers
to
movs
.5Ubs!ce.
or
level
wage
differentials,
which
add
to
the
cost
of
their
product:
I
(di
A
tetter
class
of
laborer
'
would
Jbe
attracted,
with
the
optimum
desirable
married
man
and
his
family
no
longer
barred:
e)
The
labor
turnover,
and
,
consequent
cost
of
conttantly
training
and
re-training
men,
i
w
m.'d
b
'ft'rlhpr
removed.
IANY
HKNTWTS
to
r.i;
diuivi.d
In
addition
to
thse
labor
;
benefits,
operators
of
Industry
uj
me
uiru
-yvuuiu
iiuiiK'UlUlCiy
find:
i
a)
That
supplies
which
pre-viiu'-lv
had
taken
daya
or
even
'weeks
for
delivery,
would
.be
oc-
."cs.-;ibte
with
in
a
period
of
24
hours
throughout
the
area,
ihus
nvoiding
non-production
while
.-osts
were
continuing:
(b)
That
with
a
daily,
five-hoii"
nirmcll
service
instituted,
i-ortrnl
from
Vancouver
of
the
iiirv?-oiu-
tubsidiaries
spread
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GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
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throughout
the
area
would
be
!
(,mnKiit-n
Immeasurably
Klv
TYTflT!
more
flfVMir
accur
come
ate,
with
consequent
greater
operating
efficiency
and
reduced
costs:
'(c)
That
Inspection
of
plants
ansi
operations
by
senior
per-toniiel
necessarily
stationed
In
Vancouver
at
head
office
would
become
entirely
practical
at
fre
quent
intervals,
again,
with
the
result
of
increasing
-fflclency
uaid
htwered
costs:
(d)
To
present
operators
whole
head
off
lecis
are
already
locctcd
within
the
area,
it
would
permit
instant
accessibility
to
routes
of
travel
t.o
their
markets,
and
In
addition,
would
remove
their
cem'fttitive
disadvantage
'.n
b"ljij
Isolated
from
Immediate
cnatl
communication
with
those
markets:
(e)
That
industrial
operators
in
the
area,
who
now
find
It
necessary
to
stock
financially
heavy
commitments
of
supplies
and
rcpiacenient
parts
at
the
point
of
each
operation
In
caaa
of
breakdown,
couid
siirceaifully
eliminate
the
interest
charges
on
thsse
Imc.i'tments
v;thul
decrease(ln
efficiency:
(fi
TJpt
the
very
onerous
burden
o!
Interest
lost
Jn
the
transfer
of
funds
for
payrolls
and
other
commitments
from
Vancouver
to
points
of
op?rat!on
over
two
fay
to
two
wc?k
pcloi
In
U'avrl
f
the
requlsita
flnan-etat
iwper
would
be
entirely
obviated.
.
(g)
Transfer
of
head
offices
of
industries
operating
in
the
area
to
Prince
fliifrsrt
would
beccnie
r
ntlrely
pracUcal
wllli
tlic
i,ois"(!iie,it
sh!ft
In
population,
and
increasing
efficiency
of
direction.
However
to
discuss
adequately
the
further
benefits
of
nlr
trans
portation
surh
as
we
offer,
a.:
examination
cf
the
aetivlty
of
the
r?"i"'i
by
industry
becomes
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