There
were
1.693
motion
i
pie-Can-
fyf
ture
theatres
operating
in
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
acta
in
1947,
average
adm
Tuesday,
February
21.
lyftu
Victoria
Report
mm
Ra.y
'-Reflects
.
.
.
;
.
.
.
and
Reminisce
price
was
35.
ti
cents,
box
office
receipts
averaged
$0
30
per
capita.
An
iiHl-p-nd'Tit
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
.
Nesbitt'
by
J.
K
:
if95
O
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
,
""
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
As
long
ago
us
thirty
six
years
Same
say
"pan
cakes"
and
some
British
Columbia
as
many
as
a
thousand
ballots,
pi
efer
"hot
cukes"..
But
there
is
G
A
miNTFR
Man.ioin
RHitni-
h
r.
pfrry
Ma
nnpinB
nirpptrtr
i
were
ca3t
in
a
Prince
-Runert"really
on
diiierence.-This
ti
the
Hospital
Insurance
Plans
Still
Obst-ure
Bickering,
Fighting
and
Entertainment
11
there
day
an
affinity
is
recognised
be-
:
-MEMBER
OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OF
CIRCULAT
i
municiPaJ
election.
That
,
,
,
...Jlt
,
I
was
live
lve
interest
interest
in
in
the
the
oi
outcome
tween
it
and
a
certain
blameless
breakfast
disti,
God
Bless
it!
i
VICTORIA
Everyone
was
left
up
in
the
air
on
T
t
$4.25
Mfn,,
.
Unmans,
Nui
;
$7.00
M,.n,,
,,
ft.
had
certainly
been
foreseen.
The
chief
factor
was
private
owner-
ui
vuiiauian
tress
iiuuii
nureuu
oi
uiuuiuuuiis
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
v
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Warm
and
brown,
melting
but-
i
uAOnit.'
il
inem-anr.
utter
PrpmW
Rvrnn
Jnhnsnn's
ship
of
utilities.
This
was
de-
ter
enriching:
its'
charm,
.:nd
1
J
,
!feated
and
fur
about
fifteen
splashed
with
.
m
a
p
i
e
honev
;
policy
speech
to
the
Legislature.
He
left
lots
01
By
Carrier.
Per
Week.
20c:
Per
Month.
75c:
Per
Year
$8
00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
years
tne
city
was
served
on
tne
small
wonaer
mis
morning
me
;
questjons
unanswered.
'
His
Speech
Was
Carefully
pri-
r.iihlm
nwnpr
tin
hasis
Snip
to
i
nrp.sprver
rum
a
nav
nil
its
mvn'
1
I
J
i
pared.
in.
advance,
every
word
weighed,
well.
-After
Is
,
the
Power
Corporation
of
pan-
:
.
ada
followed.
Vancouver,
according
(o
jhe
it.was
ovpr
observers
CQyld
read
.all
sorts
of
interpre-
,j
$12.50
M,.M,tJt)
Important
Services
Bureauof
Statists
hasihe
high-,
;nt
it
Tr
,,ftlll.i
V.
,
nrBmmms.uMll.mini:
TUt
0laf.twi
i,t
InmPifV
1011
cv..
...
.."
.'.--.
(
est
hourly
waee
rate
in
the
Do.
J
l
MHlH,
saw
me
commencement
oi
an,
.
.
;,,,;
'
..
;.,
,
t
u
Uflt
AnaA
$3.95
hr:
the
protound
significance
"""
,
w..i
f
ui
ic
ui
inc
mcucuvs-.cuuwu
!
age.
:!1r
i
'i
1
Work
P...
.,
'
The
i-fieraier
..said
.rs:
jAii
I
of
which
no
one
suspected.
The
99.9
cents
lor
the
,
average
tor
Canada.
Hamilton,
Ont.
comes
;
'msm
CANADIAN
Maritime
Commission,
at,
a
hearing
to
he
held
in
Ottawa
on
March
1,
will
consider,
end
of
1913
saw
also
the
end
of
I
a
,,'av
nf
lifo
tViat
tine
IfiniT
cinpn
kSTi
toi
the,ervice
mu.sti)e
Sx-
;:H-a
thrre.gns
T
'
next
wit
S
1
1
a
-The
MOB
',To?J
p!
IW'"18(1
l-older
to
bring.
U
ut
ir..
Premier"
l4,kd
ir.
,WUh.
:midiiicaUons
that,iiay
Je
pe--vFin."
fepOied
Uae
-.Premier.
Fi-
i
VICKERS
IS
OISTIIIID
IN
CANADA
pessary
to
improve
the
jalan
nance
,-Minisier
AUtoCymb
Just
ywued.
'
Columbia,
bemg
37.7
hours,
two
wars
of
terrifying
s-ope
and
.
wmeone
now
...kindly
,dis-ten
appalling
destruction
or
picture
I
years
of
unheard
of
dppres-1
cov"
"
wl?"e
.lowest
ae
cost
ol
liv1
an
be
I
luud.
sion
and
destitution.
And
these
were
but
a
few
of
the
chances
!
$5
00
Kys'
h,h
wool,
all
tuti,
$4.25
Boys'
C
breakers,
sh,,,,
proof.
Now
AND
H
DllllllUtlt
IY,aiVftl
This
jilvertKement
i
nut
putilislird
or
tliv
pljvc-J
by
the
Liquor
Control
iitrtl
oi
'
Of
thr
Ciiivcimiicnl
1
1
1
1
1
1
-1
C'ulurnb.A,
1
That
could
.mean
Uiat
evich
i
services
as
itiigs,
sX-rays
4eep
i
therapy
and
such
J,ike
might
e
j
?ut
out.
I
-.Mr.
Juhiuwn
.
mimi
piid.
".We
.
And
there,
was
fcnud,
eniertain-
destined
to
come,
as
Duff
Patt-:
The
year
1645,
in
.
all
rvba
i
ml
l.hp
inllununahlp
lnaroailiip
bility,
sa.v
the
last
war.
,Any
fu-;,must
keen
in
.-nind
thejact
t)jat
uesUprvVsairi.H
apulogked
tor
ullo
and
Sam
Newton
campaigned
for
the
mayoralty.
among
other
things,
a
subsidy
contract
to
Union
Steamships
Limited,
for
passengers
and
freight
'service
to
.northern
British
Columbia
coast
ports
;tnd
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-
A.
little
over
two
years
ago
Union
Steamships
Limited,
operating
to
these
northern
ports
and
the
Queen
Charlottes,
precipitated
some
consternation
here
in
Prince
Rupert
when
it
intimated
that
financial
considerations
made
it
necessary
to
impose
a
drastic
cutting
off
in
services.
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
immediately
went
into
action
ture
trouble
won
t
iea
'ar.
It
to
-roam.t
I1C
LiiiKtMl
Mil,
II1U
!!
uniajn
uiepe
exciuMire
.per-
?4oiUgpO,
U.(J1L1
Xtl
Uin
jid,;
35c
(
hildren'j
V
There
were
parked
meetings
1
.
would
be.
over
in
a
day
,or;iess.
,lces
.requires
.
v.n
unders,tajadlne
agaJijst
.jniargarine
Mt
sema
With
.
atmosphere
poisoned,,
and
,
on
the
jiart
.ol
the
citizens
tliat
jjjat
,
his"
(rit-wos.jat
-hume-cailvd
chief
cities
ghastly
wasie
places.
the
revwuie
nnist
be
sufficient
to
j
him
"Qleo
-Jk?
."'
there
..woyldn'.be.
anything
.Jeft
,,meet
the
cpsts."
1
1
.He
,.said
insarine
is
ruinhn
to
fight
lor.
or.
people
to
fWht
j
-hat
could
aieap
(hat.
it
drugs
!
the
dairy
indu6t-Thellialu",u('
each
ohter.
Once
a
climax
like
tX
-jays.
etc.
are
to
he
continued,
,
then
went
like,
this:-
2
lire
and
plain
t-peakins-
On
the
j
whole,
however,
good
nature
prevailed.
There
was
no
lack
of
soortsmanship.
Nevton
polled
532
votes
and
Pat
ullo
445.
The
nMprmpn
u-prp
Thnmns
Maittond
15
tnis
is
visuair.ea
tana,
many
are
tne
Dremjums
miuht
have-to
ko
convinced
i
all
nations,
including
.
Dr.
Giliis,
"4h,
no."
..Mr.
lioue,
"vh.
.yes."
,Dr.
Giliis.
"
Oh,
no."
lr.
Hope,
"oh
yes,
,oh
yes,
yes."
i
up.
:
-The
Premie.-,
kiplng
lightlv
aver,
difficultier
in
internal
ad-
Russia,
will
get
away
from
the
idea
of
cohqusst.
oh
and
appealed
vigorously
to
the
company
against
George
Kerr,
Thomas
Mcciy-such
a
move.
As
a
result,
the
services
were
retained
aw;
SSd
and.
later
certain
changes
were
made
in
the
interests
victor
Basso-Bert,
others
ac-
;
i
rr
.....
...
.ministration,
told
of
the
great
Prenjier.AttctP
rn.1ncjnt.,an
hlAsa,-
.
hOKni,9i
iRranrP
ha
incc
Kupert
J
Always
Prompt
and
Courteous'.
Flowers
lot
n
tive
throuhotit
and
who
appear-
;
emDloved.
noom-tion
,
morP.pt
nr.
n
4;wpJe
ff
Ulc
pro.
When
Premier,
Johnson
goes,
to
I
'300
3ra
Ave.
fa
f
We're
Here
to
Serve
YOU
It
ea
on
ine
piiiiiuim
imiuueu
uic
;uy
uuiuicn,
jiu
quuiin
wiui,(c
vincp
In
this,
of
course,
he
is
Lqnd,on
next
pwnth:
he'll
be
the
caies..
expantiine.
exupns,
ana
a
,,
,.ii,t
t,
,.
w
o
kw.
....
.u-
i
...a
f
tn
lore&uing
nun
m.
r
.
ivijaiiei.v.
A.
H..
Allison,
W.
P.
Lynch.
J.
E.
rr
u
.
1
.
workable
deniwracv.
I
Commodore
Cafe'
me
lonuii
,
ine,jj0
onP
wnc
hps
been
ti
hos-
don.
e
told
the
House,
he
(Will
?
to
be
pitai
grumbles
about
hospital
in-
leave
.
,Iarch
J8..and,
he
back
.in
Dyer,
Douglas
Sutherland.Thom-
'
on
Thursday
is
goin
as
McClyrnont,
O.
H.
Nelson
and
!
close
it
will
hurt.
sutance.
The-Premier
spid
and
Victoria
lor
the
sitting
,of
MaKh
1
of
more
efficiency
and
economy
on
certain
runs.
Notable
among
these
was
the
elimination
of
the
former
long
run
direct
from
Vancouver
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
the
attaching
of
that
service
to
the,
end
of
a
direct
service
between'
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert,
this
making
a,
direct
run
to
and
.'.from
Prince
Rupert
to
the
naturally
tributary
Islands.
For
Friend
A
1
A
I
A.
H.
Allison.
.everyone
.agreed
with
him:
"I
27..
He
will
address
a
meet
in!
nf
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"'
venture
to
sav
that
nouheve
lse
the
Timber
Trade
Federation
of
'Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders'
Mrs.
Bussinqerr
3rd
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr.
Prince
Rupert
was
young.
He:
people
had
the
confidence
and
spirit
of
enterprise
that
go
with
Building,
Inn
Decoration
on
mis
cuiuuieiii.
is
j
nc
u
i;ip
uit;ien,ivitiutMi'Ti..
hospital
service
eiven
for
so
He
said:
"It
.seemed
to
me
I
reasonable
a
nremium.
nr
thp
could
neither
ignore
the
oppnr-,
first
time,
hosnitals
In
'his
tunity
afforded
me
of
pre.sentin'!
',
vlnce
have
been
freed
from
the
British
Columbia's
.
case
to
the
Jelkwa,
Passes
youth.
Of
course,
.
dreams
were;
-s.r
meant
to
be
;n
.the
future.
But
Continuation
of
the
service
to
the
Islands
as.jvell
jeverythirig
would
be
ajl
right.
If
TFIKWA
H:eh
Mass
wp
cel-
lanyone
had
the.
faintest
doubt
ebrated
bv
Fi-.th'-r
.
S"n--chi"r'n
as
to
such
ports
to
the
north
as
Alice
Arm,,
Stewart,
trade.
nor
ie3l.ne
the
honor
thH
had
..been
corlerred
upon
this
province.."
EBY&50NS
Contractors
islanl
builders'
Oeneral
Bai.'
Ml
i
JlcBriilr
SI
,
worry
and
onxieh'
.of
.whe'bor
thev
-nan
kepw
td.
''n-w
pnd.
for
t,hp
first
time
in
the
history
of
thh
province
those
"M-i
Wens
strickpn
1th
illness
rP
free
from
financifl
wrrv
T,nviotv
"'Tii"h
lnevilihle
Im-!
nairs
recovery."
jail
he
had
to
do
was
call
on
Ar-
at
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
thur,
Little,
munching
peanuts
in
here
vesterdrw
for
the
latp
M".
jhis
newsstand
down
,
near
the
Hannih
BiHiraer.
27
wife
of
jdock.
He
held
the
post
of
super-
pavmond
R!i'-"ir
..'hn.
o.wrt
I
optimist.
..And
would
you
believe
awav
at
the
Bulklev
Valley
Dis-
Port
Simpson
depends
upon
the
favorable
consideration
by
the
Canadian
Maritime
Commission
to
the
applications
for
subsidy
contracts.
In
the
new
The
Premie-
.tald.
the,
I.p"lh-1
ture
the
civil
service
will
be
streamlined
ti
save
monev
and
create
mTP
pf"pprpv
Vrprt"
i
"i
motor
vhlcle
branch
hasj
been
surveyed
by
business
ex
Kf'.PAIKS
-
Kt.M01ltl.I
IN4.
Hl
M
TIOS
Lei
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
the
N.II.A
Phone
C;rr-n
KH't
Hot
era
ot
development
which
is
opening:
un
for
this
11
"mce
KUPen
naQ
inree
Qa1'
trict
HosoitaMast
Friday
Htter
a
.
1
ly
newspapers.
lin-eriiv
U'it'--
n
r,
i
i
u-
i
n
i
part
of
British
Columbia
and
Canada,
the
im-
.
i
,Mrs.
BuSsinser
.armed
m.Tei-
portance
of
preservation
of
such
services
is
apparent
speaking
of
gram
elevators,
kwa
as
a
wa:.
b'ride
in
August
.
..
..
.
.
.
rr
.
.
.
the
quantity
of
wheat
beinn
laii;
f,,
ni.r
s,,ntianri
h
mill:
perts
and
it
has
been
found
0.
i
'!
The
Hotie
'.vns
in
se'sinn
but
a
few
-days
beiore
the
nublic
pl-lpri."
u-erp
puprtained
wi'h
the
000
a
year
can
be
saved.,
When
the
whole
government
servl"e
U
SNACK
v
Bigger
4
political
bickeiine
and
fiahti
thev
love..
The
nubli-.
dopsn't
like
Pt
on
its
new
bnsis
more
than
I
portance.Ot
the
preservation
Ot
SUCh
services
WhlCil
handled
at
Vancouver
this
win-
mothPr
,.,Vfd
from
.sojiand
i
these
subsidy
contracts
make
possible
is
apparent
,er
is
about
double
what
n
was
sopie
m0ntbs
nn
t-,
hp
with"
her
j
-
.
,
1
.
.
11
(last
year.
The
situation
at
Prince
c.p
Bu.si'iper
'-ell
itnn-n
i
anrl
no
place
more
than
right
here
in
Prince
Rupert
Rupert
may
be
.said
to
be
un-
hotel
man
and
merchant
of
Tei-
'.
Industries
are
now
expanding
in
all
directions
from
??anE,ed-xt;
as
als?
way
1,1
Kwa
was
her
father-in-law.,
she
,948'
,M7'
190
8"d
,945'
lves
two.
P.;
p-
u
.U.u.
one
son.
Barry,
Mill
i
.at.
"
cuu
vef.r,
iiL.
rift
saved
The
Torngat
mountains
in
Labrador
rise
to
about
5,500
feet.
Canada's
most
Important
single
industry
is
agriculture
About
one
out
of
four
Canadians
Is
engaged
In
farming.
"
HAMB
4
I"
M.
t
A.'s
to
be
ton
sprious.
The
public
gets
bired
with
Ion"
t
speeches,
given
i"
droninr
fash-Ion.
The
public
likes
a
good
legis-
a.htt
o'
nTiTie-zal-
lingas
much
as
the
Sneaker
.will
let
members
?et
awav
with
Thus
it-
was
the
Oi'lpvios
Vipa
it
the
d'lv
Ooposllion
Leader
Wioh
m'le
h
K
Rncp"11.
He
scoffed
once
more
at
Coalition,
which
he
asain
called
a
marrlcse
of
convenience.
Better
ok
-
Avjll
soon
be
of
such
volume
that
they
will
sustain
-
such
services
as
these
without
necessity
of
subsidy.
,;,The
situation
today,
however,
seems
to
be
that
the
"services
still
require
nurturing
not
.only
in
-the
"
local
but
the
national
interest
Interment
took
piaoe
at
the
TeJkwa
cemtierv.
"oil
.hei-"-
beins
.
Issac
Nicholson,
Christopher
PPter.sor,.j.R.
J.
Phillins,
D
C.
McEwen,
D.vld
Mahood
tnri
L.
T..
Buchanan.
It's
business
wise
io
advertise
Classified
ads,
onng
results.
1
Ever
since
before
the
first
war,
'
there
has
been
a.
tiresome
drab-ness
in
the
p.tire
oi
important
dignl,tarles
on
affairs
of
stat.
But
now
there,
are
Uns
of
a
.
change
and
th,e
public
should
i
welcome
it.
The
Windsor
uniform
;
(may
soon
be
back,
in
all
its
ef-i
I
fulgent
splendor.
The
Supreme
.Movins,
Packing,
(
ratine
Shipping
and
(icnrral
Cartage
and
.Murage
Complete
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.,
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
all
welaing
supplies.
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
I'ark
Avenues
Est.
1910
Phones
GO
and
GX
AT
Full
Cu!ir
:.
OPEN
"
Just
off
Tu"
;
HYDROGEN
IiOMIi
HHBIhSt.
nM
NATIONS
mwmmzw?
YDROGEN
ROJMR
will
not
be.a
usable
weapon
Court
judges,
have
already
taken
to
their
loftv.sents
on
the
hen"h.
wearing
robes
of,
soft
crimson
with
white
neckpieces
Well,
the
taxpayers
.see
little
in
the
way
of
.a
.show.
They
should
receive
iomeihing
for
their
money.
1
H
'
ittj
-
,
'inTfiwmT
art
in
the
U.S
arsenal
for
cfuite
a
while,
if.
ever,
4
JOHN
H.
BULGER
PRODI1
In
the
next
three
years
between
$150,000,000
avid
$200,090,-000
will
be
spent
to
develop
the
ir.on
ore
deposits
in
Labrador
and-TJnava.
OKIOMK
I
If
l.S'l
Wolls,
WwJ'
ond
Fn'!
WolrerE.
Harris
M
P.
Minister
of
Citizenship
ar.d
immigration
will
make
an
.
important
Broadcast
on
the
subject
of
"Canada's
Future-Progress"
Thompson
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Co.
I"
Third
Avenue
MANUFACTURERS'
AGENT
Whiilesale
Warehouse
Tarrying
a
rcprrsfnUI1"
prompt
service
to
inie
GOODYEAR
TIRE
&
RUBBER
CO.
-
Tires,
t
I
V
li
says
Christian
Science
Monitor.
Right
now,
even
7;jf
an
H-bomb
existed
it
would
be
like
having,
an
'arrow
before
anyone
invented
a
bow.
"Task
of
con-.
verting
the
known-theory
'of
the
H-bomb
into
a
-
usable
weapon
begins
with
making
the
bomb.
But
just,
as
important
is
devising
ways
for
using
it.
Thus
H-bomb
project
involves
probably
,
more
money
in
J
devising
and
perfecting
possible
carriers
than
in
building
bomb
itself.
'
One
example
of
magnitude
and
,
complexity
-of
;
projeet
is
the
fact
that
the
plane
which
drops
such
;
a
bomb
must
be
at
least
100
miles
away,
preferably
;
200
to
300,
at
the
time
of
explosion
if
it
is
to
escape
;.
safely.
Alternative
is
a
drone
rplane
or
guided
.
missile:...
Bu't
with
modern
radar
development
it's
-
questionable
whether
it
would
be
possible
to
maintain
control
over
either
a
drone
or
guided
missile
;
under
combat
conditions.
.
.
-.
..Thus
the
load
of
the
H-bbmb
project
on
Ameri--
can
economy,
will
be
far
greater
than
the
actual
cost
of
developing
the
bomb.
Technical
.
experts,
resources
and
money
must
be
concentrated
at
all
.
phases
of
project.
One
concern
is
that
the
project
will
require
so
much,
progress
will
have
to
be
halted
.
in
many
other
fields.
Best
opinion
available
in
Washington
is
that
it
would
be
disastrous
for
public
opinion
to
see
inH-
bomb
a
cheap
substitute
for
friends
and
allies
or
for
conventional
arms.
If
U.S.
got
the
bomb
first
and
I
alone,
it
still
could
be
just
a
useless
white
elephant
I
due
to
developments
in
defensive
technique.
hose,
belting,
accessories.
CANADIAN
WESTINGHOUSE
CO.-
Lamps
or!;
8:15
P.M.
TUESDAY,
21st
and
incandescent,
6
to
230
volts.
GENERAL
BATTERY,
CO.
of
CANADA-"1"
flashlights.
Ignition
batteries.
G.
H.
WOOD
&
CO.-
Industrial
sanital
lon.paP''
deodorizers.'
DUSTBANE
CO.
of
B.
C
Dust
bane,
Sisal,
J3'
hotel
and
restaurant
supplies.
'
T"t
'
WfiS
"Boy,
that
was
close
I
didn't
see
that
guy."
,
Is
I
p
.
1
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WIPING
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LUURI.St'EAMlTR
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermedial
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
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it
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etc.
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I
WE
PICKUP
AND
.DELIVER
From
1939
to
1949
Canada's
industrial
capacity
,-yas
almost
trebled.
l
SUFFERED
AGONIZING
RUSSIAN
SHIP
PASSES
THROUGH
PANAMA
The
Russian
fishing
schooner
Chl-aka
is
shown
going
through
thfc
Galllard
cut
of
the
Panama
Canal
on
her
way
from
the
Baltic
to
the
northern
Pacific
at
Vladivostok.
The
Chiaka
Is
one
of
three
Russian
ships
that
passed
through
the
Caribbean
area
where
the
U.S.
will
stage
intensive
rjntlitary
manoeuvres
In
the
next
few
weeks.
One
report
was
that
the
Russian
ships
may
take
over
-Pacific
fishing
grounds
formerly
used
by
the
Japanese
All
the
Red
craft
were
said
to
be
equipped
with
-powerful
radios.
The
hill
In-background
here
is
historic
Gold
hill
through
which
the
"big
ditch"
was
cut.
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