TRUCKING
HEARING
Pabiic
Utilities
(jmmi&am
is
to
be
-mended
THE
en
iu
promptitude
in
meeting
the
re-qtKt
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Charaber
of
Cora-mem?,
backed
by
other
chambers
and
board
in
tb
district,
that
the
hearing
m
tfee
Canadian
"National
Tranfortatian
Itd.
application
for
a
sehed-ufc4
treekmg
Jkeftee
to
cany
freight
and
prs
on
tbe
hifh'Kny
ttetwem
hwm
Lake
ad
Prince
Rupert
yfofttrid
fx-
heW
wi
the
ground
eoneerRed
in-stead???
m
Vancouver
a
rigiRaivy
announced.
A8
ikme
interested
in
tasking
rqpre-entatintm
rtne
way
or
another
on
their
own
behalf
or
on
general
prin-espkar
wfll
new
have
the
efeafiee
U$U&t
without
the
raecHtvenieAce
and
cost
which
would
have
been
in-wlVed
in
going
to
Vancouver.
It
-sean
that
the
Cvnonmoofi
w
-coming
to
the
interested,
people
n
stead
fff
the
tMsoote
havintr
to
sro
to
Juwhicfc-is
ote
'
.jfc.
J
:,
WWiT.
glmxig
and
proffer.
IMMIGRATION
POLICY
Prime
Minfeter
ilackenzie
Kkig
CKKTAINLY
cannot
he
accused
of
being
very
dra&ic
r
far-
raching
on
immigration
plans
-which
he
has
;
open
the
bars
to
immigration
in
the
near
.future
I
and
there
will
be
considerable
criticism
that
more
meedy
measures
are
not-being
taken
to
bring
in
;
the
people
which
Canada
obviously
need
in
fome
;
more
mbstantial
meamre.
-
British
Columbia
is
particularly
interested
in
f
the
matter
of
Oriental
immigration
on
which
the
government,
with
Progressive
-
Conservative
approval
at
least,
-appears
to
be
playing
safe.
It
is
.
certain
that
as
far
as
the
Japanese
ar
concerned,
'
there
is
no
desire
to
open
the
gate'to
Uiera.
J
;
JAYCEES
SHOW
THE
WAY
a
I
j
HELPING
CHILDREN
THE
WOPJJJ
WE
BUILD
today
will
be
the
I
tRge
of
tomorrow.
What
kind
of
a
world
will
it
-'
l
Whatever
kind
it
is.
at
will
he
the
wflrM
in
,'"which
our
children
live
and
work
and
it
is
worthy
J
of
our
highest
endeavors.
A
vital
task
of
rehabilitation
in
war-ravaged
I
lands,
along
with
the
rebuilding
of
levelled
towns
-
an
-villages,
is
the
rebuilding
and
reshaping
of
the
j
live
of
the
jx-ople,
and
etecially
the
children,
into
.
patterns
of
normalcy
and
hope.
!
The
sacrifice
in
lives
to
free
the
world
from
;
tyranny
has
lxn
great
and
the
cost
of
victory
;
dear,
yet
victory
cannot
be
said
to
have
been
won
while
children
starve.
And
let
it
not
be
'forgotten
3hat
among
the
children
of
today
are
the
leaders
of
tomorrow.
Deprived
of
bealthy
childhood,
living
in
cold
and
want
and
fear,
can
they
develop
into
.
well-'halanced,
emotionally
stable,
constructive
(
world
citizens
in
the
years
ahead?
'
Today
many
children
are
in
grave
need
of
help.
;
They
need
food
that
we
can
vend,
and
warm
cloth-
ing
and
shoes.
And,
no
less
important.
;thev
.need
;
the
spirit
of
goodwill
these
things
will
symbolize.
For
there
are
wounds
of
thw
Hnirif.
whU-h
vmitr
i
great
spiritual
'companion
can
heal
Only
the
'
warmth
of
a
imiversal
love
put
into
action
can
banish
fear
and
restore
confidence
and
hope
to
the
lives
of
these
child
victims
of
war.
;
Wd
'are
all
world
builders.
Our
goal
is
the
establishment
of
a
work)
wherein
dwell
peace,
equal-
Uy
(opportunity,
ever
7)ew
concepts
of
freedom,
;
a
more
abundant
life.
We
can
win
this
goal
most
readily
.by
doing
what
we
can
In
theoractical
things
;
ofv
providing
food,
clothing,
and
medicines
which
j
.Is
thetpresent
need
and
which
may
tart
millions
of
children
back
on
the
road
to
constructive
lives.
I
There
is
no
greater
or
more
urgent
demand
today.
There
is
no
richer
opportunity.
There
is
no
higher
privilege.
A;
i
j&S
of
j
es.vr
at"
a
Pr.:x
Rcwn
Dtsir'.ir.
Ttrrt
AaoRiztkt
ox,
Sa'.ir--oay
vfvnivm.
J.
S
Wtsrr
teoUi-
of
JHnNerK
Err-i?.
OslogUa
aa
s&acrtoer
c'
pserttf
4e.
t-2
6
t-repart
M.vatJtz
Utlitat
atf
erncfteaOB.
Ti
inonr.
'r-xt
tn
vuubt
tya
sfntiaitmaec.v-Uct
aa
to
mnilf.rf
v
.
tc
for
tin
fMj'y
Vat
zr&xl
lm
a
proUw-Trt!
enw-ut
wwUaot
a
fMtfr
Mm-
B
C
-
ilticfan
FtdenttMi
p&-Jtti
jx
ttK
oat
TAk-
(
-
irt4y
on
rwi
as
sop-
,
r
BrittA
CQtes&a.
UE4W
tti
pfop&kd
ut-wb.
dirtetioe
of
aB
Vtutoer
trainta?
oaM
jtvenc
the
jrimvy
)mmcoti
trt.
teacher
isaat
fastrw
AaC
tt
a
4noc:T4ifc-
that
o-estVr
srtrrri
cntnutc
trto-ioe;
6f
itt
efaUdrtx.
to
ciaaUAtd
let-tim.
AxtiA
cuttta
to
sear
tea?twrj
Um-
rfM
m
eUi-zm
to
t3
orr-
mt
r&ie
ecra-
Pretent
at
tr-
wtsitr?
trrt-
Ba
J
man
Ovt&oa't
Jlardvare
Mr.
and
Ura.
Vom&a
ChrUteaten
.
Itia
X,
Ptderaeo
Un.
H.
Hriland
Dr.
L.
W
Kergln
Bnptoyee
cf
Co-op
F.
Krtxtaianaon
iOslandi
11.
ae
xxanm
the
tnMtM;
i
etofcanM
are
.leaadmaif
krr
al
Looiid
W.
Bi&rSuaelott.
j
XjC-
CJiO-
LtO
DjCX
f
Ot-
j
tr.
was
tfce
gruetal
ob-
;
example
of
what
can
he
accom-
,
GLISTENING
n.m
plished
by
n
effon
of
well
organized
en-
f
AHfFP
T1PIVF
.
tbuaiam
rtamk
the
museum
building
on
Sec-
JJIj,
TlJ
irrT
r
",
orwl
Avenue
Uxlay,
transformed
since
yesterday
tnfjW
AT
M
450
,s,,
v1!"
ffflflM
grimsy
old
arttchitectural
eyesore
Uj
a
,'
hrmng
ornament.
Thus
the
nercetic
members
of
-ojojafT
crncer-eao-
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
giving
up
"
their
'ffS
If
O
I
1
-J
l
'V.tw,
,
,;ruinur
isunuay
icuiure
ana
perfconai
occupauotw,
nnan
U.
0
;
xufneo
out
lor
a
painting
Pee
hy
which
"Clean
up
h
Here
'
and
Paint
un
Week"
in
Prince
Rnriert
r-.lnrfnllv
butioQ:
j
5'naugurated.
That
the
rest
of
the
citizens
of
Prince
P-'J
7ri'iiJrI
Rupfrt
will
foHow
the
lead
thus
et
and
enhance
their
own
properties
well
as
join
in
the
general
rahkm
rw
intensive
campaign
of
civic
beauUfication
which
iTaxt
and
txJo
will
mark
this
uunny
week
is
to
be
hoped.
One
of
the
most
important
things
expected
of
good
citizens
is
to
be
neat
and
tidv.
We
are
all
anxious
that
Prince
Rupert
should
have
a
good
name.
We
can
never
have
that
if
we
are
dingy
and
dowdy.
Such
a
condition
is
an
obvious
indication
of
lack
of
civic
pride.
So,
congratulations
to
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
yood
luck
to
their
"Clean
up
nd
Paint
up
Week!"
1-
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H-
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and
3ro
Ltd.
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2.00
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2X10
Mrs.
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M.
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Mr.
Spero
Pogtula
3D0
Un.
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6.W
Mr.
And
Mrs,
D.
Santerbane
2.00
Sort
of
Norway
Vlrvland
Lodge
No.
,28
10.00
Frxn
Bella
Bila
Mra.
Jack
Strocn
..
2.00
Claude
,Lefeh
,2.50
Norman
Canrpbell
2.00
Mrs,
'Res.
'Edwards
2.0f
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Balrtbrldae
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,.'2.00
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Marche
42.OC
Bcb
Balmtr
42.00
Herb
Chandler
2.00
Mrs.
Oeo.
Tite
5.00
Further,
contractions
from
Bella
.Bella
ratod
total
to
date
to
360.
CENTRAL
HOTEI
Weekly
nd
Monthly
Ratei
for
.-your
xoLTenience
,.
.
.
NEWLY
DECORATED
Transleut
Rooms
CAFE
In
Connection
LICENSED
TREMISE8
(Renovated)
raoNi
11
UTe-:
tyttrr-
2A6
.
joc
i
to
Parte.
dr.T
Ac.
Miller
Bay
Is
Growing
(tut
Uuodttd
d
nil
xHtn.itg
nam
MASONIC
FUNERAL
FiA:
raptet
paid
tertfa)
ift'rntin
a
tise
BMaa-oir
o
,SiraE
Tear
teac
bto-rament
in
Caje
TerMa3fl-ry,
Jora:
mhaaw
aM!
atM-ve
&n
afi
H
T
Bt-
111
rTBiro-
mip-
'rrfi
Chjpfe
rrraawmitt
Gt-a-.
t
ti!
Cton
Cbael
ws?-
d
to
ta'ixMf
E.
r
Autro-1a
pastor
tjf
Fir
Bastac
Cbarett.
tsoBsscd
Ik
jj
ii&e
H
TSfef
(rooB
the
y4
of
St
John.
taCtof
ottbr-ttvtec
;ncs-je
c
Ileim
of
pEae
prepared
for
ttee
fcoii
1x
tiaa
o
far
eeBeeteii
9repar!
o
errW
rnt
tht
1-X!rs
J
T.
Fraatr.
Crir
tore
atae.
The
hjmna
tnroded
"AbSde
are
the
iattat
ootrt-
With
Me."
-The
Old
,Rst7J
(Orcav-
asd
-WSat
a
FrteaJ
We
S5JX
Hae
ta
Jem
Mrt.
JVC.
Oil-
ker
aele
orsnM
There
ire
UMawwi
TkrrtT
and
toe
eaefcet
was
draped
vtth
tbe
colors
of
toe
Chireor
Ma-sonie
order
nx-rtrt.
biack.
reen
and
irhHe.
Time
vttt
at
Ieat
nineteen
ears
in
the
pro-
ee-sicn
line
'
Missing
Goods
From
Lonely
Ktnahan
Id.
AUh.uzh
the
pore
re
taff-J
11.
R
Vide
(A
Part
ZCtA
til
sun
on
the
bunt
lor
ceat
and
other
materials
va'aed
at
S75
which
diaappea-td
aroand
tlx
first
ct
the
year
frora.Klnahan
Island
where
he
had
tored
them
following
purchare
from
the
War
Assets
Corporation.
After
removing
rie
ather
materl-
ak
whieh
had
been
contained
in
the
house
built
on
the
Mand
durin-
the
war,
Mr.
VMc
oarefuDy
stored
the
rest
in
the
shed
on
the
wharf
there,
n
tending
to
come
and
get
them
later.
-After
a
few
weeks
he
did
return,
but
he
door
of
the
shed,
which
had
been
:fced.
hd
been
broken
Into
and
the
content's
one.
Mr.
Vlck
oosted
a
reward
for
information
leading
to
the
recovery
if
the
goods.
ttnre
art
stecri
im
I
ana
t
fnWV
iBf?rajc
.Tw
rsBtoo
am
sBMtkcr
v-
...
.
.
.
'aW
wm
c
aaseaxIwMHr
hospital
er
OaWaa
ifwen
to
farnament.
In
fact
'
it
indicated
no
defi-
)BniguM
vSmscAtA
a
sa-.
'
.
,
Ftaiiw
-Mtao
w
.
i
OMUi
fn
niw.
rmwi
wte
intentum
on
the
part
ol
the
goernment
to
"
t2
w
vn
Ruprr-
flAt
m
bew
th
?hjw-
rf
tivtttkem
ta
-Cassia
Mr
W9
a
natr
that
1fee
FewaSoo
eM
prw
tor
&&fe
3ics.
Fcroct?(fr
to
b-
pet
wary
oPfcife
nrx
par
-4
ttcabvty
ar
honrtac
toff
Or
J
A.
lfj;ro
M.
-too
was
a
riKi.ooot
of
Port
HoMal.
haf
awd
io
foe
cttf
10
owgoae
ati
IV
J
D.Oiraiib
tH
er
Bi.
Ladv
iM!OteiHaiBl
at
M9W
Bar
Uk
Vlarr
Ur-
-1
ttiw
4oi4
Port.'Srr-'-w
"
a
pobHe
h!!
noe
1
njfWf
-M)
'
WW
7
e'
'f
the
fnri:anity
rnwnnN
is.
off
ON
GEOGRAPHY
London
pobb-rty
peto
?.3te
1
aotton
thit
Larrytr
ljntf
a
ev
rM-t
Jtoib
Pitew
Rupert,
:
-eoaH
Kniin
ff
-of
e6
thafs
a
lo?
my
f
rem
beat
eorreet
It
will
be
rf
ald
-that
st
-ttently
Deirdre
Br
of
-Lon
don
ac!e-ti
an
lnritation
free?
hr
trarle.
John
Birs.
li-ht-boaoe
keeo-r
at
Lawyer
Island
o
erme
ot
ani
keep
hw
for
hkn
Hee
eapanaiioa
vat
tha'
he
wished
to
hare
solitude
The
eews
note
In
tne
LonCor
vm
reads
D4rdre
25.
-it
by
air
txJar
u,
keen
b.;ue
'or
her
umSe
in
a
LiTitbou
on
-nevT
wtrrl-w-ipt
Lawyer
Is-.
and
thre-
nrQes
Jf
the
Kee-
"ato
Manltne
in
Canada's
'
Nortlwwt
TeTntories.
4AtaU-ftse
rnaps
do
not
lot
lawyer
!
land
1
Hawk's
Captivity
Cause
of
Protest
A
correspondent
rn
the
Van-eonrer
arrets
takes
vSgmms
tb-Jertkm
to
Treepirn
ccrrtire
In
the
observation
prrt
and
i-tanley
Part
zoo
a
red-tailed
hawk
rent
frcm
the
Queen
Char
lotte
Islands.
These
freat
birds,
when
fully
grewn.
have
a
win?
rpread
of
almost
five
feet.
The
correspondent
says
this
one
Is
fartencd
by
an
-eight
toot
chain
and
deplores
the
fact
of
a
creature,
born
to
a
het1tae
xH
absolute
freedom
beinj
demlved
cf
Its
liberty.
-Classified
Advertising
Paysl
Announcing
.
.
.
kkopf.ni.no
of
ROYAL
CAFE
(Mrs,
C.
C.
Swanson)
KITCIALIZING
IN
FRIED
CHICKEN
AND
WORKINCMKN'S
MEALS
,OOOP
HOME
COOKINO
Third
Avenue
7
a.m.
to
12
p.m.
General
Contractor
We
do
basements,
reshinglmg,
build
fpneej.
sidewalks,
remodel
jour
kitchen.
Demolish
or
move
buildings.
18
SATISFACTION
OtJ
ARftNTE!n
CALL
BLUE
610
and
we
-will
;give
an
estimate.
PQ
BOX.
654
:
PRINCE
RUFKW
piintt
Uupm
aHv
fZttos
EXECUTIVE
OF
.
THIS
AND
THAT
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