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An
iiidi
pt-ndfnt
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newspaper
devoted
lo
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
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afternoon
except
Sunday
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Rupert
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(By
J.
S-
Black)
T
here
are
rai
ts
nf
N
irth
Am-
and
out
in
British
Columbia
we'll
ool.
Sp,fial
lfM
mevs
wni.iT
:.
Labor
today
m
banana,
ana
more
especially
that
erica
where
the
precise
location
bo
ordeith
a
dish
of
ollicTians
great
body
of
the
workers
known
as
organized
labor,
m
tm'Tit
a"y
!d
d'l''
N.
Hals,
W.
J.
Hatch,
J.
more,
C.
S.
Wheatley,
Harold
variPty.
Fror,
"dines,
or..
'
Whiskers
To-
May
Day
G.
A.
IITJtiITER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERPY.
Managing
Director
f.fember
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
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Frcra
Sandrpit
(Wednesday!
Mr.
Greemmith.
j
tt
A.
has
long
recognized
the
great
need
tor
education.
;
if-
jt
as
we:i
to
keep
ijomr
in
:
Education
in
the
broad
sense
of
the
word
starts
l?Zl
in
the
cradle
and
ends
at
the
grave
but
too
many
often,
people
think
it
starts
the
first
day
in
school
and
ends
ppnny
mM
lHM
of
tho
when
thev
leave
School
Or
University.
'
,
Vancouver
Sun
staff,
assailed
bv
cnce
again,
fur
Prince
Rupert's
fs.ncie.st
facial
foliage.
In
other
words,
the
1900
edition
of
"Klon-(iyke
Ni!?ht"
coming
up.
If
it'?
half
as
rowdydowdy
and
colavful
4IIQ
St
i-rom
as
the
predecessors
these
will
be
women
who
all
egree
thQy
are
fli-
pride
and
extra
kissing.
Notv
To
Busines:
vinelv
happy
though
marred.
;
Labor
believes
that
'teen
aee
"
;
I
youth
ought
to
have
all
facts
people
nearing
adult
ae
are
nrDi-ant.fl
tn
thorn
in
an
pn.
gives
a
low
cmickle
ard
ptifn's
What
a
ship!
With
a
record
cf
I
ftflirifm
1
UII1
ACHES
&
PAINS
h
csrlllru
"'"
"
inciinea
to
lonow.
MiDor
sup-
ttcal.r
KiihiicoH
mnnnfH
inn
lpft.
Us
the
-paner's
wk!y
cclumn
of
having
carried,
as
hixi'ry
liner,
hfllrllfn
MEN'S
I,(tfsss
Prts
government
vocational
divorce
applications.
to
form
their
own
decision.
Too
iki.i,
,
Blih
schools
and
manv
trarin
nnlnns
and
o...nft
serving
c.
as
an
....
armed
oih.tu
cru'ser
.
vi
....
.
iiumy
mthi
niiiir
Ltiui
wrmu
"
is
a
sign
of
greatness
regardless
in
tne
larger
centre.
run
their
There
had
oren
unonfi"nert
and
troop
transport
in
two
wars,
cf
tte
oruln
of
that
wealth.
own
technical
classes
for
the
reports
of
soryiR
having
a-
lv-nhe
Aquitania
goes
to
her
gravel
Responsible
labor
knows
that
et!J
P""C"J,"
1"rt!'sv;
Thuya?
s
ft
bre,e
.
.tJ
the
wrapheBO
m
the
civde
I
SORE
THROAT
"'-u.andpurt
shades.
proin
B0VS'
im
n.
Varlety
tocher''-
from
B0YS'
AND
ClEli
education
carries
on
an
iiirouau
"-
win.
cm
wim.
v.im
icu-ies
it
uit-w
nrjimu
wriere
she
was
born
A
gallant
'
towtsT
rmci
IS
MADKIO
life
and
war
winner,
surely.
life,
beginning
in
tne
name.
n-
iue
since
tiwn.
tne
sni'King
oi
neans
oe
where
perhaps
lies
the
greatest
enc'
f
the
war
in
glvin?
came
more
oronmmced.
Nver.
ii
i
m
"
4
'
1
THIS
WAY
,
responsibility
for
the
calibre
of
"th
the
necessary
technical
theless
spring
IS
here.
New-
Jt
had
bpen
pene,.allv
thoif'
I
our
future
citizens
With
the
rain
ing
that
.
is
so
necessai7
in
foiindl!lRt.s
seol!nc
flPPt
,vvd
that
those
frequent
references"-.'
a
,
r-wn
of
the
machine
age,
em-
'...iS
.
Vancouver
is
vt.,terDav
.Taiioineof
mpnlrfees
fp..
?
"i-pr..
ncg
4.00
iPloyers
were
astute
enough
to
'
J
.
,ai,has
started
h.
Fastern
Canrda
weather
reoo'rt.
concerning
'
ool
anc
From
ivnuze
uiab
miy
cinpiuycra
wnu
"um,
tu
,
.
i
1
o
,-H
DP
madp
SVilfihli
in
oil
nwnm-!
"cold
polar
air
pushing
its
way
westward"
would
shortly
be
dis-
:rrA"?"ZZ"
ism
vC,
n
i
labor
in
the
last
,or
tn,rte
TH-E-
LABOR
government
in
Britain,
precariously
.situated
politically
following
the
recent
general
eleclitoi,
bas
won
its
vote
of
confidence
on
a
Conservative
amendment
to
the
Speech
from
the
Throne.
It
would
be
desirable
now
if
further
crises
involving
the
stability
of
the
government
might
be
deferred
by
mutual
consent
so
that
busi-nessf
the
country,
can
now
be
proceeded
with.
The
Attlee
government
has
reaffirmed
its
intention
of
preceding
with
nationalization
of
the
iron
and
steel
industry,
which
was
given
approval
by
the
previous
Parliament,
but
has
intimated
that
the
implementation
will
be
deferred
for
the
time
being.
There
is
tacit
if
not
open
compromise.
The
strong
Conservative
opposition
should
be
satisfied
to
.permit
the
essential
business
of
Parlia-ment,.,o
go
through
without
precipitating
any
of
little
value
to
them,
and
the
Columbia
either
by
bringing
the
i
by
setting
up
what
is
appearing.
But
one
should
not
as
"The
Inirnauonal
alway
believe
what
he
sees
in
the
of
Free
Trade
paper
especially
when
it
hav
tned
until
today
it
is
rare
in-
;;h
tn
mcf
-hn
n.
travel
there.
We
all
know
ta
unions
witn
neaciqi.ariers
m
something
to
do
with
tempera-
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under
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883
Hox
586
.
,
the
vauth
hart
tn
inin
Brussels.
One
of
the
main
en-
ture.
R-s.
But
the
3
R's
are'
not
ces
very
often
in
the
middle
!
featvrs
'
TJlL
t
try
an
eu'
ate
a"
a'd
n
"his
tnoush
;!
training
period
and
today
i
!
labor
tv.l'tne
growth
of
democratic
trade
is
verv
u-pII
an.ar-
.f
-are
o
the
Youth
is
the
backbone
of
any
,
,
nomic
and
country
and
an
early
start
see
apprentices
or
learners'
under"developed
rcuntrips
s,lf-oUEht
to
bp
made
to
ascprtnin
Pivpn
mnn
cnor,,,,.,,,
fering
from
the
aftermath
of
Colorful
Tale
Of
Early
Wesl
Movinj,
Pa0kjM
Shipping
md
Cu
If
Labor
Is
successful
in
what
line
of
endeavor
vouni
thev
CrlaSe
and
sJ
in
of
war.
this
:ation,
the
pew
Thrilling
drama
of
high-liand-
Complete
Reliable
al
called
backward
the
so
conn-
NdW
AVAILABLE
ient
Service,
abo
J
undue,
embarrassment
at
this
critical
time.
i
...In
yesterday's
vote
most
likely
the
Conserva-tives,
never
seriously
anticipated
the
passage
of
the
t
Pd
adventure
in
technicolor,
"Red
tries
can
never
be
used
as
cheap
labor
to
drag
down
the
standard
Canyon,"
with
Ann
Blyth,
How-bf
,
living
of
the
American
aid
Duff
and
George
Brent
as
workers.
its
stars,
Is
the
feature
offering
t-anaciian
LIquw
Ai-'or
Oxygen.
Acetylr
welding
supplies.
ft
Wendell!
Lindsays
Cart:
Storage
Limi
Geese,
Ducks,
Bad
Winler
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
tonight'
and
Saturday.
Vigorous
action
in
the
breaking
of
wild
horses
and
the
fighting
of
desperadoes
Is
laid
in
'the
open
!
spaces
of
southern
Utah.
noirconfidence
amendment.
To
'cause
another
election
immediately
would
probably
result
in
no
-clearer
a
verdict.
It
would
delay
the
handling
of
important
problems,
particularly
in
the
field
of
foreign
affairs,
on
Avhich
there
is
no
fundamental
difference
of
opinion
anyway.
Cor.
2nd
and
Part
C.
mm
CHANDLEi
Exhausted
in
their
fight
dno
Tlle
story,
based
on
Zane
to
starvation
from
absence
of
Grey's
novel
"Wildfire,"
Is
that
available
rood
en
used
wild
geese
of
a
rancher
whose
wife
was
and
ducks
to
perish
by
the
thous-
killed
in
a
gun
battle
with
a!
ands
in
the
Kitimaat
area
dur-
band
of
desperadoes.
He
has
i
:
ing
the
past
.
inter,
according
to
rai,sed
his
motherless
rinuohter
LOOK
FOR
Hit
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
II
ytJk
POitTRAIT
Sit
Film
FinUhlnj-t;
Flash
Pliolrj?
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Phone
Grepn
389
t
)
iyUrl
accounts
of
la
tives
from
that
!
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i
i
i
.
GOLD
SEAL
lABEll.l
::KiNct.
mm,
village
who
are
here
for
the
-SI-
"a",u
u"
'
met
.
basketball
chamoionshin.
his
0H,y
feellnKs
t0
thorough-,
The
migratory
birds
even
fell
bred
race
horses
which
he
breeds,
out
of
the
sky
into
the
village
of
How
a
wl,d
horse
brings
about
j
Kitimaat.
his
defeat
is
the
climax
of
the
.
The
birtfs
are
believed
ts
hive
story.
been
foiled
by
the
unusual
"Old,
George
Brent
is
the
hard
and
1
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
d
and
ice
conditions
in
their
usual
inhabit
of
feeding
on
grass
ant)
4j
olauis.
The
g.a.ss
was
frozen
up
relentless
father.
Ann
Blyth
is
the
daughter.
Howard
Duff
is
a
w
ild
horse
trapper.
Edgar
Buchanan,
John
Mcln-tlre,
Chill
Wills
and
Jane
Darv.ell
are
other
important'
members
of
the
cast.
ana
me
oeacnes
were
so
na-c!
that
they
cnulti
mt
wet
ilf)w
OPEN
FROM
S:30
P.M
to
S:30
A.M.
We
Specialize
In
Ihine.Mr
Dlaflei
enop
suey
enow
mein
For
Outside
Order
PHONE
131
In
spite
of
political
differences,
it
is
to
be
desired
that
the
two
sides
will
get
down
together
to
serittu
business
in
the
g5od
old-fashioned
common-sense'vay.
Batons
are
usually
Britons
first
and
politicians
afterwards
which
may
not
be
the
case
in
some
other
countries.
SATISFACTORY
YOTES
J
T
IS
a
substantial
chunk
of
public.
works
estimates
I
practically
a
million
dollars
which
the
House
at
Ottawa
has
before
it
for
Skeena
and
that
is
something
to
be
gratified
about
in
view
of
the
general
tendency
to
pare
rather
than
increase.
The
member,
Ted
Applewhaite,
can
be
pardoned
should
he
feel
some
satisfaction
over
the
consideration
his
riding
is
receiving,
subject
to
Parliamentary
approval.
However,
we
are
not
suggesting
we
have
received
more
than
our
due
although
we
may
have
received
a
better
proportion
of
our
due
than
we
might
have
on
some
occasions
in
the
past.
jln
fact,"
while
we
are
not
ungrateful
of
what
hasjbeen
alloted,
there
are
plenty
of
other
things
We
neell
and
for
which
we
will
have
to
continue
To
Adverlisers
i
To
insure
publication
of
dls-
j
play
or
classified
advertising
;py
for
s
inie
must
be
In
th
.
"flee
of
the
Daily
News
b-4
p
m.
the
day
previous
to
advertising.
Requirements
o
the
mechanical
department
make
this
rule
necessary.
MANUFACTURERS'
AGENT
Wholesale
Warehouse
carrying
a
representor
'
prompt
service
to
the
tradt
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hose,
belting,
accessories.
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6
to
230
volts.
GENERAL
BATTERY,
CO.
of
CANADA
-
Radio
tt
flashlights,
ignition
batteries.
G.
H.
WOOD
Si
CO.
Industrial
sanitation,
pap'r
tow:
deodorizers.
DUSTBANE
CO.
of
B.
C
Dustbane,
Sisal.
Janitor
?
hotel
and
restaurant
supplies.
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Mr-
Applewhaite
whi
can
be
counted
upon
to
keep
pursuing
them.
He
j
has,
made
a
good
start
and,
in
view
of
his
diligence,
j
peieverence.and
energy,
can
be
counted
upon
'to
deliver
further
in
satisfactory
measure
as
time
goes
on
"and
opportunity
permits.
t
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPIY
0
R
W
Salin-Glo
PROGRESSIVE
.
CONSERVATIVE
WHIP
Arza
Clarr
Cas-selman
.
became
a
member
of
the
House
of
Commons
in
1921,
winning
in
the
eastern
Ontario
constituency
of
Grenvllle
as
a
Conservative.
But
he
resigned
shortly
after
that
to
clear
the
way
for
Rt.
Hon.
Arthur
Meighen
to
enter
Parliament.
Mr,
Casselman
was
successful
in
Grenville-'Dundas
in
1926,
1930,
1935,
1940,
1945
and
1949.
He
is
a
lawyer,
First
World
War
veteran
and
father
of
two
sons.
Born
in
Dundas
County
Jan.
19,
1891,
he
was
first
appointed
Progressive
Conservative
whip
In
the
Commons
in
1936.
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