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Huprrt
Dai'Ip
nctus
UD.
Wednesday,
April
14,
1948
Dyes
For
Cancer;
Doctor,
Goes
Blue
PHILADELPHIA
Chemical
dyes
may
prove
a
powerful
weapon
in
the
war
against
cancer.
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ByW.).'
and
Reflections
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Editor.
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O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
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OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
A
doctor
risked
his
life
to
be
of
service
in
an
experiment.
He
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wee.
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65c;
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t7
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Per
Month,
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swallowed
synthesized
dyewtufl
known
as
Nile
Blue
2B,
It
was
in
sufficient
quantity,
to
see
if
such
a
substance
was
poisonous
enough
to
kill
a
human
being.
It
had
no
ill
effect,
although
the
gallant
doctor
turned
a
handsome
shade
of
blue.
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XI
MMets
...
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tfNu,,
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..1
Dodge
Cove,
over
on
the
shores
j
tying
up
with
the
new
port
lives
of
Digby
Island,
reminds
one,
In
Victoria
but
many
have
a
from
the
harbor,
of
how
Prince
suspicion
his
heart
Is
in
the
far
Rupert
looked
about
four
de-
north.
He
roamed
the
Klondyke
cades
ago.
About
the
only
dif-
ahead
of
the
strike
and
was
ference
is
that
not
a
soul,
in
familiar
with
Peace
Rive
be-Dodge
Cove
has
the
nerve
to
ask
fore
farmers
took
a
fancy.
in
$20,000
for
a
two-by-four,
mus-
that
direction.
Cornwall
has
Daily
Train
Ditched
keg-carpeted
lot.
gone
back.
He
was
in
wmtehorse
NORTHERN
A.ND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
3
J
a
iew
weeits
ago.
Ana
now,
ne
s
Harry
Price,
probably
the
somewhere
in
Arctic
.
regions
RUPERTS
daily
train
service,
which,'
PRINCE
long
before
any
press
announcements
on
the
1
orlds
chief
authority
on
psy-
perhaps
till
deep
summer.
matter
were
made,
we
heard
had
been
recom
chic
research,
died
in
London
Fashion
News
last
week.
Though
many
do,
he
1
Prince
Rupert
had
a
few
days
did
not
deny
the
existence
of
a
of
what
was
called
dust,
last
future
state.
Yes,
there
are
week.
But
did
it
breeze
around
'
scoffers
but
there
are
few
who
in
the
pantry,
or
try
to
go
to
bed
will
spend
the
night,
alone,
in
a
with
you,
or
throw
gritty
ven
house
believed
haunted,
and
nut
over
the
butter,
or
get
to
your
;
be
in
a
highly
jittery
state.
Que
hair
and
eyes,
or
Wow
day
and
'
may
try
to
read
a
novel
but
one
"tent,
for
weeks,
or
nowi
instead
trunks
of
something
else.
of
sighing,
or
sing
jaze
instead
of
Chopin?
If
it
did
aU
this,
or
'
Prince
Rupert
is
to
have
signs
more
you
must
have
dwelt
on
mended,
ha.-,
been
ditched
somewhere
along
the
line
and
yesterday
we
reluctantly
carried
an
official
statement
that
we
are
not
to
have
it
after
all.
Of
course,
this
is
something
that
thf
people
of
I'l-mee
Rupert
and
district
are
not
goinp
to
be
very
happy
about.
We
had
also
heard
that
officials
of
the
western
jurisdiction
of
the
railway
were
heartily
in
favor
of
the
improved
service
and
had
been
confident
that
it
was
going
through.
However,
it
was
turned
down
somewhere
for
the
reason
that
the
revenue
would
not
justify
it.
Possibly,
even
the
railway
company
itself
is
not
all
to
blame,
since
it
seems
to
be
so
rigidly
governed
.
.
by
a
set
policy,
on
some
occasions
.
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e
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11
1
XT-:r.l
You
will
be
proud
to
wear
this
new
style
coat
with
its
new
distinctive
appearance.
Note
the
face-framing
collar
and
soft
bow.
f
reeulatine
motor
vehicle
traf-
lne
'n
prairee.
fic.
This
will
be
all
right
if
some
of
those
who
go
driving
succeed
Un
slowing
up
sufficiently
to
be
able
to
read
them.
as
they
pass.
CRUDE
BUT
EFFECTIVE
PIETERMARIT2BURG.
South
Africa,
it-
Police,
suspicious
of
a
wounded
native's
story
that
someone
had
shot
him,
searched
his
house
and
found
a
homemade
.22
pistol.
The
gun
was
CHEREV
BLOSSOM
TIME
General
and
Mrs.
Claire
Chen-auit
are
shown
admiring
the
Japanese
cherry
blossoms
that
are
now
in
blossoai
around
the
tidal
basin
in
Washington.
The
Jefferson
memorial
can
be
seen
through
the
trees
at
left.
1
Charles
M.
Hays
possessed
a
1
lot
of
self-control.
He
would
have
needed
all
of
it
had
he
Quality
Merchandise
U
a
lastln
pleasure,
long
reniem-bered
after
price
Js
forgotten.
erf
opper
o
metal
ai
lea.si,
m
waiving
uyiwia
been
told
in
1909
aUhougn
trains
made
from
a
piece
development
or
spending
money
to
make
money
had
hppn
runnin
oul
of
prince
pipe,
various
pieces
Rupert
since
1914,
they
had
not
ni
elastic.
It
apparent-
does
not
seem
to
enter
mucn
into
me
picture
now.
Oone
in
Montreal
and
Ottawa
is
the
spirit
in
which
around
to
service
JV
wornea.
yet
got
a
daily
this
railroad
was
conceived.
'
Instead
we
seem
to
'in
1948-
ANNETTE
mm
Jim
Cornwall,
who
spent
a
stormy
Sunday
afternoon
in
Tram
Schedule
For
the
fs
Monday,
Wednesday.
Friday
8
p.m.
I
-3t
Ula'
k
CM
nim
brr
Ovfor.l,
J.
1
I
XX.
iilw
ill
Urowu
fair.
yfSS
"J
I
WALK
UPSTAIRS
IN
STONE
Bi
ll.
Prince
Rupert
years
ago
and
remarked
no
one
would
err
in
have
a
rigid
policy
of
dollar
in
sight
for
doflar
spent.
It
is
a
policy
which,
if
pursued
to
its
logical
conclusion,
could
conceivably
lead
to
further
curtailments
not
only
of
this
but
other
services.
Alas
and
a
1
a
c
k
that
Lauriers,
Hays's
and
Thorntons,
are
out
of
style,
that
national
vision
and
broad
development
ideas
have
given
away
to
actuarial
bureaucracies
with
their
rigid
economies
which
are
so
easy
to
apply
when
the"
spirit
moves
and
the
resistance
is
weak.
ic
r
KiUuE
SlvATlNG
ROIXKR
HOCKEY
Dust-l'roof
Floor
Schedule:
7-U
Every
Night
Wednesday
JJIjjlit
Bi'ginners
Only
Thursday
1-4:30
pm.
Saturday
-12
a.m.,
1-4:30,
7-11:30
Rupert
Roller
Rink
PENALIZING
STI
DENTS?
CITY
FINANCES
Editor,
Daily
News:
Editor,
Daily
News:
When
the
prices
went
up
at
May
I
correct
a
statement
at-
m
iy
'
5
J
y
x
You
too
will
prcfe.-
I.ecLte'
for
J
local
theatre,
adults
paid
2c
more
tributed
to
me
which
appeared
and
High
School
students
bore
in
your
issue
of
April
J
2.
a
boost
of
6c.
This
is
a
consid-
i
The
reported
statement
was:
erable
item
considering
most
of
"However
the
Bank
of
Can-:the
students
are
trying
to
earn
ada
has
withdrawn
its
support
.their
own
spending
money
and
from
provincial
bonds
causing
3
certainly
don't
have
a
chance
tnem
to
drop
to
94
per
cent
of
to
earn
much
in
a
few
hours
af-
their
par
value."
ter
school.
,
I
This
should
have
been:
'
Considering
all
the
extra
'
"However
the
Bank
of
Can-money
the
theatre
has
made
in
ada
has
withdrawn
Its
support
the
past
from
our
students
one
of
quotations
on
Dominion
of
would
think
they
could
afford
Canada
bonds
(not
provincial
to
put
on
the
current
play
at
bonds)
and
this
was
one
factor
the
regular
prices
in
the
special
watc-h
contributed
to
the
drop
matinee
they
put
on
for
the
in
value
of
provincial
bonds."
High
School
students.
j
Another
reason
was
also
This
is
not
only
my
idea-
but
of
given,
everyone
I
have
heard
speaking
THOS.
B.
BLACK
of
this.
They
usually
add
thak
Chairman,
Fiuance
the
quality
of
the
shows
in
gen-
Chairman,
Finance
Committee
'
C-A
''
"
A
and
leather
...
their
long
wear
'
"s'tvi
the
way
tney
J"eD
yoB
'
v
-
ly
Vi
striding
along
in
comfort
'
''
,
foot-fr'!,h'
Ask
f,,T
them
at
I
(-
I
your
shoe
dealer.
"
7
I
Consult
us
for
your
needs
in
all
types,
of
pritnlng
work.
Everything
in
high-rcUs
stationery.
.
.
Cards
for
.every
occasion.
Fountain
pens.
MMl
Two
sailinn
net
H
OF
CONCERN
TO
HEALTHY
BOYS
LYMAN
DUFF,
who
was
.the
commissioner
Sill
reporting
on
the
Hong
Kong
inquiry,
said
that
military
officials
responsible
for
getting
vehicles
and
other
equipment
to
Vancouver
in
time
for
shipment
with
the
troops,
were
"somewhat
lacking
in
energy."
An
interesting
example
of
restraint
in
language.
Likely
most
people
in
Canada
are
willing
to
forget
the
whole
sorry
business.
It
may
be
questioned
if
there
is
any
political
dividend
to
those
who
enjoy
seeing
Mr.
King
squirm.
The
men
who
were
lost
cannot
be
brought
to
life.
The
men
who
came
back
from
prison
are
trying
not
to
remember.
The
most
important
phase
of
the
affair
should
be
non-political.
It
is
feared
by
many
that
another
war
is
coming.
What
is
the
condition
of
the
department
-of
defence?
Are
the
four
hisrh
officers
who
still
argue
as
to
their
respective
duties
on
the
job
yet?
If
so,
have
they
learned
something
of
military
planning?
Have
they
the
energy
to
see
that
sound
plans
are
carried
out
promptly?
Or
are
they
still
"somewhat
lacking
in
energy?"
Are
they
still
of
the
type
described
by
Stephen
Leacock
ones
who
in
the
event
of
war
would
mount
their
decks
and
gallop
off
in
all
directions
at
once?
On
the
proper
answers
to
these
questions
may
depend
the
survival
of
healthy
Canadian
boys
now
of
the
age
of
15,
or
10,
or
5
or
1.
VANCOrVER
-
v
SfcATTLI
Tuesday,
l.au
p.m..i
City
of
Prince
Rupert
eral
is
very
poor
in
comparison
Friday,
12
midnigr
STEWART
and
All
Sundavs.
12
midnis.
Ot
EKS
CHIRU
l
i
nt
lIKkl'TT
PriittiiM
a
m.
jl
mrnwm.
BBM
with
the
service
we
have
always
had
in
the
past
so
the
public
opinion
seems
to
be
that
we
are
not
getting
satisfaction
for
our
money.
A
STUDENT'S
MOTHER.
CLEMENT''
MEMO
TO
ADVERTISERS
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anc
FOR
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IS!
April
18
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SLEEP
important
essentials
to
health.
"This
is
the
time
Nature
chooses
for
the
re-creation
of
strength'
and
energy,
and
the
restoration
of
the
body,
brain
and
nerves.
Deep,
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fleep
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fitness
for
the
duties
and
tasks
of
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following
day;
it
starts
you
off
on
the
right
feet
every
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in
step
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Existing
regulations
moke
it
illegal
for
any
Canadian
resident
to
retain
in
his
possession
more
than
$10
in
United
States
cash.
You
are
required
to
turn
in
to
your
bank,
for
exchange
into
Canadian
money,
any
amount
you
have
in
excess
of
$10'
in
United
States
-funds,
without
delay.
THERE'S
A
REASON
The
reason
is
that
Canada
must
have
the
U.S.
dollars
tpent
here
by
tourists,
in
order
to
moke
them
available
for
the
payment
of
imported
goods
and
services
needed
to
keep
production
and
employment
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