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parking
of
motor
vehicles
tnd
the
operation
of
taxis
in
the
city
will
be
drawn
up
by
a
special
committee
of
city
council
consisting
of
Alderman
W.
V.
Stone,
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Stock
Quotations
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4:30-Maggie
Muggins
4:45
Pasy
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5:00-Rendezvous
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5:30
Musical
Cocktails
6:45Supjer
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6:00-Supper
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6:15-SanuT,y
Kaye
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committee.
Chief
of
Police
Sgt,
L.
A.
.
N.'
Potterton
and
Cil
j
cernit
B
Stor
1
Clerk
H.
D.
Thain.
The
regulations
may
include
a
suggested
proposal
that
diagonal
parking
be
invoked
on
Sec-1
oi)d
Avenue
in
the
business
dis-1
trict.
A
sucEestion
from
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fl;nue
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7:15-CBC
News
Roundup
7:30-Recital,
Jan
Cherniavskv
8:00
"La
Travlat.i"
Case
of
Newfoundland
EVERYTHING
looking
to
an
early
formal
ad-
mission
of
Newfoundland
into
the
Confederation
of
Canada
still
appears
well
under
way
despite
the
motion
of
George
Drew,
the
Progressive-Conservative
leader,
calling
for
a
delay
in
the
union
until
the
provinces
had
time
to
express
themselves
on
the
matter.
The
line-up
of
liberals
and
C.C.F.
members
easily
overrode
the
Progressive-Conservative-Social
Credit
bloc
on
this
matter.-
Col.
Drew
indicated
that
he
was
in
favor
of
the
union
but
was
concerned
about
how
it
was
being
brought
about.
He
submitted
there,
has
been
an
overlooking
of
provincial
rights
in
the
matter,
if
.
such
was
the
case,
it
might
have
been
supposed
that
some
of
the
provinces
themselves
would
have
been
heard
in
opposition
and
the
Dominion
would,
no
doubt,
have
felt
itself
constrained
to
hl
their
-
voice.
j
There
could
have
hppn
mmndti
MILLION
liniun
rnrm
.
1
1
ween
Hijsth
and
Seventh
streets
in
front
Qf-thrh-prpmise.
.
j
"I
think
that'
we
should
have
diagonal
parking
on
the
'hole
lenih
of
downtown
Second
A
v-'
iiui',"
Jayur
ifnoid
aid
as
h
referred
the
applkaUon
to
ih..,'
Zl-JJfc.
,
mun,
nuust,
Wi
n
lpri-'i'-
Council
forecast
in
the
Speech
from
the
Throne
r
.
abl,,!'sh
aPPe's
to
Britain's
Privy
spring,
may
finally
live
up
to
jte
name
This
nhnf'
Cjl1ada's
Svpreme
Court.
74
years
old
this
toward
the
main
entrance
and
shows
the
mil
io
f,
tallen
frora
the
southwest
side
looking
its
seven
judees.
The
biiiiHim
kd(
n-ciollar
sfructure
which
houses
the
court
and
r"one
H,
8:30
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Conducts
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9:30
Feature
on
Sir
J.
Boyd
10:00
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News
10:10
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CBC
News
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Reed
10:30
London
Slutlio
Concerts
11:00
-Weather
forecast
and
Sien
Off
committee
at
tly;
city
council
meeting.
-The
committee
mill
draff
ih.
10:30
i
H.
In
'
to!'
!
i
!
was
ufpd
to
house
government
denartmpnts
ted
'hen
the'
Second
World
War
broke
out
and
wn'-UWjuiuig
I
the
war.
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Photo)
RKOLUIION'J
propriety"
is
questioned
Aid.
Dagfett
Moves
fr
Public!
read
b
-i
y
Aldm,
n
Ownership
of
mum
Utility
Mond
T,
lf
M
meit
as
it
is
desirable
that,
in
fair-ritv
nH
Stth
r
f
KU,'gl"g
that
t,u
1)CSS
10
all
concerned
a
definite
veaulnthim,
iheu
present
them
to
council
for
approval.
Decisions
made
by
the
committee
viii
.be
subject
t.
appeal
city
Pwncil
in
case
any
cjiiztn
docs1
THURSDA-V
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apprwye.
of
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a
all
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this
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R.
p.
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Smilhers
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8:00
CBC
News
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8:43-J4ttie
Concert
9.0D-
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News
yn.d
Cwn'ty
9:15
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Devotjops
9:30--Moming
Concert
9:59
Time
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mouon
Northern
UK;,
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the
.tlon
be
ed
to
W.
H.
Brett
hi
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paytps
w
a
visit
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now
use
for
the
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uic
ioimne
jur
Teirace
erout
PRINCE
RUPERT
.
R,r:r:
w
U1
roer
commission
to
give
avor-
back
to
he
city
city
of
of
Prince
Prince
Rupert."
U!
home
tit
fimuhvt.
..ar.ee
of
Newfoundland
into
Confederation
on
the
ground
that,
from
a
straight
matter
of
dollars
and
--nts,
Canada
is
getting
the
worse
of
the
bargain.
.Union
legislation,
if
enacted,
may
also
be
attacked
m
constitutional
grounds
on
the
basis
of
Col
ri?ews
contention.
There
is
still
the
possibility
of
attack
on
such
grounds
outside
of
Canada.
YEARS
AGO
10:00-
Ellen
IlarrLs
A
I
.1
nui-jman
uaggett
presented
it'soiuuon
in
a
nntinB
of
Point
of
order
involved
in
Ue
1
tZJ
Zt
V"
noucp
of
n,otion
is
that
t)lt
p.orn.ng
ere
p
.
i3n
'fcft
l
'v"6-
........
...
.
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3
otanainaviji
lesolmion
would
nniiifv
a
c,.i
Mrs
a
Mi..i-
t.
Twenty
Five
Year,
"
i
,
m
Waoimcsd
that
he
I
A
whirlwind,
ihree-rtav
.
:
..
P1"1
t
formally
to
vassing
campaign
with
a
$10,000,
Z
t
I
ft
U
meei"
objective
for
a
building
fund
for
LJ!
WaS
"ceived
i
First
Prnbvt..
,.tlllhout
.wnment
by
the
alder-
uriwHjiucu
action
not
by
-
council
but
by
the
citizens
of
pot
the
action
of
any
pound'
Prince
Eupert
themselves.
-i
,.
mlai
rhnL?
.
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Tuesday,
!.
Kuntia.v,
it;
v
u
ll
VylHlI
111'
ni,m
,1....;
i
,
brought
in
$8,000
with
one
nrore
Sardf
1
'
-4
xVlf
l
'f,
''
Uw
t
pt
Wan
canvassing
group
to
renort
A
propriety
was
ques-
T-
P-
P'tk.
following
the
Black
said.
A'-K'E
AEl.
c
Urnnn
riT
'T"'
on.ed
privately
hv
Lin7ZZ:
CASE
neurMc
"
-""6'e"ujiai
"
'
rany
was
h,.r
miupji.-y
iianciuse
wa
'
----TTaayrsa
,
"""""
near
me
linal
suits.
Tlie
lesolation
adds
iw
n,
Belief
English
By
D.
c..
wAM4
proyhxcial
foer
Commission
P.
MrMnrni.
take
oyer
rights
now
he,?
eijowjo
ny
me
citizen
of
Prince
pert
in
a
vm
pitsicii
fM
a
25-year
period
and
that
the
granting
of
the
franchise
was
CHARum,
Lieut.-Col.
S.
E.S.O.,
pioneer
the
5aid
comPany
city
resident,
was
under
the
ejected
president
of
existing
franchise
and
i---....
in,
ui
thp.
ph
IUlce
ujiL-iau
onerate
SJ1,
CWJjtir
FOR
ftt
mm
CINUINI
AlfipiN
i
cf
MA1KIO
THIS
WAT
lj?tl)
i
i
.
.
Rupert
Liberal
Anri:,
6ald
installations
for
the
simni,..
niARtom
annual
meeting.
ThPn
r,:;
h)R
Hf-ht
and
power
l0it.h,
."'M'
Ponaldson
s.s.
Cotifef,
was
named
first
vicere
'
Riinprt
frnl
o
is,
io
m
v
..
"
""i
n.
iwiLiii'fiJ
V
u
cir
QTlH
Tn.
XT
.....
.cOU1VeS
UU
lner
tnat
whe,.,..
j
Vanf,nnVBr
"
.amn
ixevuie
second
vice-'
president.
f
rilicr
iol
nurd
).
What
i
wrong
with
Jhis
sentence?
"The
party
began
immediately
i
arrived."
2.
What
in
the
correct
pro-rrtinciation
of
''melee."
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
js
misspelled?
Lieutenant,
licentious.
Jiesure.
4.
What
does
the
word
"dispensation"
mean
?
5.
What
is
a
word
bealnnhiK
with
au
that
means
"boldness"?
ANSWERS
1
Say.
"The
party
began
immediately
after
I
arrived."
2.
Pronounce
ma-la,
both
a'
as
fn
ate,
accent
second
syllabic.
Leisure.
4.
A
soecifie
ninn-
n
The
provincial
government
planned
immediate
construction
of
a
road
to
'Galloway
Rapids
and
a
survey
of
a
right-of-way
'
between
Galloway
Rapids
and1
Terrace,
Hon.
T.
D.
PattiiHo
i
minister
of
lands
and
'
Wo'-i
Dsfuiei
1
PKOMPT'
1
Moving,
Packing
frtin
Sliippinf
ana
Qrnrral
rlae
nd
Storage
For
Complete,
Reliable
arid
Efficient
Service,
cali
Lindsay'$
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenge
Established
1910
Phones
K0
anil
tin
0F
.JA,
r
AST"
I
ronrnms'
said
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
'
Rupert
Liberal
Asso-
ciation.
phon;
U
e
Buy
art
PUBLIC
OR
PRIVATE
OWNERSHIP
ALD.
H.
M.
Daggett's
move
in
city
council
suggesting
the
possibility
of
the
taking
over
by
the
British
Columbia
Power
Commission
of
the
-Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Co.'s
power
ufr
he
pHy
pf
Prince
--If8"
the
if
'
PPe't
brings
up
old
debate
of
private
vs.
public
ownership
of
the
'
utilities.
Prince
Rupert
has
had
its
experience
with
J
public
ownership
of
the
power
utility
and
there
are
.
those
who
still
believe
that,
had
the
power
been
in
private
instead
of
municipal
hands
in
those
early
clays,
it
might
have
been
a
more
industrialized
and
:.
a
larger
and
more
prosperous
city
than
it
is.
Then
r
for
almosthe
.
pastventy
years
we
have
had
pri-i
vate
ownership
on
the
success
or
otherwise
of
which
:
it
is
the
right
of
every
citizen
to
jge.
t
is
possibly
:
uyng
those
twenty
years
when,
had
the
power
1
been
;
m
municipal
hands,
the
situation
would
not
have
been
met.
Who
knows
too
but,
had
the
cit
f
1Cf
ly
,'f
ds
thfi
telephone
system
is
today
?
.
;
Of
course,
the
present
move
is
not
to
have
the
;
power
utility
become
municipally-owned
but
rather
;
to
turn
it
over
to
the
provincial
governmentally-
.
owned
commission
which
has
the
resources
behind
a
to
organize
and
;
provide
adequate
service
.
W
hetJw
Qr
m
ve
,vmd
bc
wise
eyen
w.th
aJ
innrv-8!8
in,DliC
ownershiP
W
have,
to
have
too
i
much
Victor,
control
over
the
utility
is
something
;
:n?rhrf
The-
consS
I
'
'
'Much
will
be
said
on
both
sides
in
regard
to
the
:
tuture
of
the
power
franchise
in
Prince
Rupert
tjipd
,
while
Ave
are
at
it,
we
might
also
be
thinking
of.
whether
we
are
going
the
right
way
about
this
vexed
telephone
service
problem,
which
is
going
to
tortus
half
a
million
dollars.
There
are
even
gov-ernmentai
agencies
tht
might
be-
interested
in
provision.
'It
was
a
happy
dispensation
of
nature."
5.
i
FOP
rptJMPT
I
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VERY
AT
LOWER
COS"
I
Thirty-Five
years
;
Ald-
D-
W.
Morrissey,
chairman
pf
the
civic
finance
coi
!
mittee
said
that
the
mon-y
market
was
easing
up.
Completion
of
the
Panama
Canal
and
!
the
transcontinental
railways
had
made
it
'
for
necessary
fin-
anciers
to
look
elsewhere
for
investments.
The
finance
committee
planned
to
market
through
the
Bank
of
Montreal
$317,000
in
city
treasury
notes
.
DEAF?
-Here's
Good
Nemi
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WAREHOUSE
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floors.
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against
hv
at
or
The
The
wedding
wedding
of
of
'Vti
USS
ni,D
Olive
Wrathall
and
H.
H.
Little
took
place
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
brother,
W.
W.
Wrathall.
The
ceremony
was
performed
by
Rev
F
Vy.
Kerr.
The
couple
left
on
he
Prince
George
to
honeymoon
in
Vancouver.
Mr.
Little
was
manager
of
the
Union
Bank
at
hazelton.
-
fminij.
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half
or
less
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an
old
and
somewhat
popular
practice
but
now
and
then
an
unlocked
for
development
suggests
sitting
down
and
trying
to
do
a
bit
of
serious
thinking.
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everyone
laments
the
lavish
way
in
which
nnce
Rupert
has
been
provided
with
rain
water
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3
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but
the
coast's
population
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congratulated
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