PULP
MILL
AND
POWER
COMPANY
2.
Prince
Rupert
Dailp
Tortus
LtD.
Wednesday,
July
28,
1948
O.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
OK
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PHESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OF
CIRCULATIONS
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DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
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Carrier,
per
week,
lie;
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Munth.
65c;
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Trr,
t700.
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Mull,
Per
Month.
40c;
Per
Year.
M
00
Latter
ai
Instrumental
In
Brinfing
Former
Here,
Official
Says
Writing
to
the
Daily
News,
H
E
Pawson.
commercial
manager
of
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada,
expresses
appiecia-
..
T
,
f
1
Truman
s
Dexterity
HR
ESI
DENT
TRUMAN
has
succeeded
very
well
commenU
in
,f
1
!
turn
of
recent
regard
to
fc..-
i
:
M
i
1
this
newspaper
In
'
J
-?rT""J
I
('
f
r
Columbia
Cellulose
bonds.
heavily
,:
'
.
;
-
!
"Both
issues
were
Pawson
l'
-
Vs
;i-
I
.oversubscribed,"
Mr.
the
rirst
...
.
.
.
'
i
v-v
If.
T-
J
'I
,1-'
discloses
In
speaklwj
of
I
in
putting
"the
worst
congress
in
the
history
of
j
the
country"
on
the
spot.
He
has
"demanded"
j
that
it
enact
at
this
special
session,
called
by
him-
I
st-lf,
sweeping
measures
to
curb
the
upward
whirl-
j
ing
spiral
of
inflation
and
avert
another
great
J
depression.
y
'
L?
VT'H
1
lm
issue
of
$15,000,000
of
first
mort-
three
V
-
-
i
VV
I
1
?aise
bonds
and
the
Issue
-
-
m
-
'
JJJ
Vt
.A.
?5J
i
f..ys
later
of
$5,000,000
of
i
..-t
"
,;'...
-S3
?V
-s);
-
Nl
t
ier
mortauee
bonds.
if
amount
subscribed
In
this
man
US
-JET
FIGHTER
PLANES
PREPARE
Pf:
GERMANY
-Sixty-two
Lockheed
F-80
8hoo-J
pl.uus
uf
the
U
S.
air
force's
36th
fiKhter
x,
formation
over
the
Caribbean
by
way
of
a
tunT.
nariure
lor
Oerinany
on
the
uavy
alrcrait
a-
"
"
'
V
-sit
'7
'
,
-
Vj
,
PACIFIC
COAST
V
'
X
-a.
-J
-.4
ner
was
$20,000,0000
out
of
iru
total
requirement
of
$32,500,000
As
you
know,"
Mr.'
Pawson
continues
in
his
letter,
"Colum
flattop
will
take
the
Jets
to
Scotland
ni
SALMON
PACK
there
lo
basts
in
Oermany.
bia
UeilUlOSe
lO.
IB
U
Wliuujr
j
owned
subsidiary
of
Celanese
B
C
coast
salmon
pack
up
to
It
would
be
unfair
to
charge
the
President
with
making
outright
political
capital
out
of
the
nation's
economic
dilemma.
Several
of
the
measures
he
now
asks
are
of
the
same
nature
which
he
had
sought
before
or
to
replace
measures
which
he
himself
had
opposed,
going
so
far
as
to
exercise
veto
power,
only
to
be
overridden
by
a
politically
hostile
Congress.
In
effect
,the
President
has
now
turned
the
tables
most
dexterously
on
political'forces
which
had
sought
to
embarrass
him
and
had
succeeded
in
doing
so.
While
it
is
regrettable
that
such
intensely
important
matters
should
be
kicked
around
politically,
it
is
but
to
le
hoped
that,
under
the
current
exig-
CANADA
HAS
MORE
SHIPS
-
-.4-
f
.
-f
:
staii(lx)i,u
t,
at
the
sun
said
j.
v.
c,
the
Canada
mislon,
y,,.
Ion
now
hus
.
of
cargo
vc
Corporation
of
America,
a
com-
yw
wePc
ending
July
17
total-pany
with
asset
in
excess
of
jej
164.729
cases,
ui
which
Ui-$200,000,000,
and
the
Canadian!
trCt
Number
Two,
of
which
tiireetor
of
Celanese
Corpora-
prmce
RUp.t
Is
headquarters,
ti'in
of
America
is
P.
A.
Thorn-
j
produced
117,982
cases,
accord-son
of
Nesbitt,
Thomson
nd
lng
0
e
latest
bulletin
issued
Co.,
Ltd.
which
Hrm
was
fin-
by
-the
Chief
Supervisor
of
dieate
manager
fur
the
sale
uf
,
fisheries,
Vancouver,
these
$20,000,000
bond
j
Fact
thls
year.s
paok
Is
"It.
Is
a
fact
that
Nesbitt.,
ho
0,.a,,
Hate
of
anv
of
Better
Off
Today
for
Merchant
Vessels
Than
1939
AGAINST
CRADLE-TO-GRAVE
SOCI.LISM
-England's
cradle-lo-grave
socialization
program
with
its
comptaient
socialized
medicine
is
just
a
pain-in-the-neck
to
Dr.
Donal
Beckett,
OTTAWA
In
Uie
event
of
The
l!rst
t
war
Canada
would
be
-
much
the
New
libeller
off
from
a
shipping
diaris
uanj
j
Thomson
&
Co.
Ltd.
were
really
lhe'
Ust
gix
ypars
ls
attributed
,1.
1
!
-
.
.
.
..U'fllit..i
cu.reni
Minister
of
Healin,
Mr.
which
it-
also
luiving'
its
effect
upon
situation
Canada.
isrvail,
ttliu
lilt:
new
nrmui
pian,
10
rf
London
as
Uiey
ei-.pluireii
-ir
Canuda.
to
which
they
are
emigrating.
The
children
are
Brian,
April
and
Carolyn
(the
last-named
is
in
her
mother's
armsi.
Musical
Evangelistic
1
instrument
m
-,rrumn8
un
l(J
ftn
Hnuslullly
iurpe
early
run
the
Celanese
Corporation
of
of
pjnks
and
fhims
m
District
America
to
locate
its
new
pulpiTwo
und
eXL.,.pUoiial
run
of
co-mill
at
Watson
Island."
j
further
bo
Ui
Djslr,.t
one,
Mr.
Pawson
says
that
he
fi-L
pects
to
be
in
Prince
Rupert
in
I
"f
lm,m
u
the
not
too
distant
future.
exceeds
23.UU0
cases,
whereas
WET
WEATHER
THE
Fox
Party
Point
Barrow's
Summer
is
Over
IN
VANCOUVER
PRODUCING
325
TONS
PER
DAY
I
for
four
out
of
the
last
six
!
years
It
has
not
reached
the
j
2.0WJ
ease
mark.
A
similar
con-!
dition
exLsU
in
the
rhum
pack.
!
So
far,
13.308
cases
have
been
POINT
BARROW
Polr.l
Barrow's
ten-day
summer
has
VANCOUVER
July
is
going
Wr.
F.
Galloway,
mill
suivvin-
Put
up
this
year,
while
for
the
down
as
the
wettest
month
in
come
and
pone.
On
July
18
tendent
for
the
Polaris-Taku
corresponding
period
last
year
meteorological
history
of
Van
Interdrnuminatiunal
Internationally
known
slnrers,
musicians,
radio
artists
and
speakers
1'
couver,
mere
nas
Deen
1
j
tilt
inches
of
rain
so
far
this
month.
the
ice
went
out,
marking
wha'.
is
retarded
as
the
start
of
summer
here.
Yesterday
two
inches
of
snow
fell
to
hearld
th
advent
of
winter.
one-tenth
of
an
inch
higher
than
Mining
Co.
Ltd..
was
here
re-'only
4.007
cases
were
packed,
cently
on
his
way
to
Vancouver
(
j;tns
year's
cockeye
pack
for
to
purchase
new
equipment
-for
u
areas
is
more
than
20,00i)
the
plant
which
will
Include
(
ca.)es
below
last
year,
although
material
for
a
modern
assay
of-
about
even
with
116,
IMS
and
flee.
1
1944.
S-)
far.
79,403
cases
have
the
previous
wettest
July.
During
the
last
twenty-four
hours
CIVIC
CENTJti
THURSDAY,
JULY
29,
M
TELEPHONE
PROBLEM
THE
CITY
COUN'CIL
will
do
with
the
WHAT
proposed
$o(Kl)00
telephone
system
rehabilitation
measure
which
is
to
receive
its
sM?ciai
consideration
will
he
followed
with
considerable
interest.
It
is
an
important
matter,
too,
which
is
deservir.tr
of
most
careful
consideration.
There
is
no
argument
about
the
fact
that
the
existing
telephone
system
is
not
only
obsolete
but
entirely
inadequate..
It
has
long
since
passed
the
point
where
it
can
lie
patched
up
or
renovated
to
any
efficient
advantage.
In
fact,
it
needs,
to
a
large
extent,
a
complete
replacement
job.
Of
course,
a
new
telephone
system
is
only
one
of
the
many
things
that
this
city
now
needs.
The
difference
with
the
telephone
system
is,
however,
that
.
it
is
a
direct
revenue
producing
proposition,
capable,
'
if
put
on
a
sound
financial
footing
with
an
efficient
.
plant,
of
paying
for
itself,
if
not
paving
profits
over
and
above.
It
did
this
once
before,
being
a
very
wel-.
come
source
of
revenue
for
general
fund,
rightly
or
wronslv,
during
the
hard
times
and
previously.
6
9of
an
inch
of
rain
fell
here
and
a
30-mile
an
hour
gale
blew
POPULAR
FALLACY
The
notion
that
ostriches
bury,
their
heads
in
the
sand
was
Mr.
Galloway
announces
that
been
packed,
in
me
Naas
ana
the
Polaris-Taku
property,
which
Skeena
dislricU.
canned
sock-
down
power
lines.
smiaieu
at
lluq..
...
.
r,c
H.....
des-
started
by
early
probably
1
'
.
..
1
fr,.
t.i.ioqii
Ainuka
Burt
is
an
!
nhovp
last
vear.
ert
nomads
who
saw
mem'""'-
"
to
dale
for
the
BUSINESS
AND
PR0F0
Important
gold
producer,
is
now.
Production
feeding
on
the
horizon.
Radio
Dial
1240
Kilocycle
CFPR
imilliiip
at
the
rate
of
325
tor.s
,
Naas
and
Skeena
areas
ls
as
8ub)ect
to
change)
KNOWN
AS
KANAWHA
daily,
and
there
ls
an
improve-i
follows:
sockeye.
40.019;
springs,
West
Virginia
originally
was
merit
seen
In
the
recovery
of
,
2740;
sleelhead,
209;
coho.
6.230;
known
as
Kanawha.
.Rold
from
the
ore.
i
pinks,
9,548;
chums,
6,789.
ro
MARGARET
McTJCOD
OPTOMETRIST
u
iv
r
.1.
C4L
1
m
m
New
Offices
10
STONE
BUILDING
In
P.fXJM
I
t
must
irivc
Iiirhl
Nn
Li
1
New
Phone
RLUK
W
tomorrow
and
WEDNESDAYS
M.
4:00
Edmun-J
nocfcrivgt
4:15
-Stqck
Quotations
and
Int.
4:30
Music
ty
Goodman
4:45
Wanderaway
Shoes
5:00
Music
in
a
Mellow
Muod
5:30
Musical
Cocktails
5:45-
Supper
Varieties
6:00
Song
"Festival
T.B.A.
6:30
Musical
Varieties
C:40
Rec.
Int.
6:45-
Plantation
House
Tarty
7:00-CBC
News
7:15
Arthur
L.
Phelps
i
Kingston
i
7:30
Elizabeth
Benson
Guy.
8:00
Roland
Leduc
Conducts
8:43
Bertrand
Russell.
9:00
The
Great
Flixid.
10:00
CBC
News
10:15
Scientists
Report
10:30
Caughnaw.if;a
Choir.
PUR
Tunir.A
Mir:;
r
tomorrow!
Some
people
might
question
'of
advisability
of
.
staking
S500.000
in
a
new
telephone
system
at
this
time
but
something
has
to
be
done
about
it
and
the
council,
apparently,
considers
this
the
only
way
out.
HUMANIZING
WHALING
THE
EXPLOSIVE
HARPOON
method
of
captur-,
I
ing
the
w
hale
is
not
only
"antiquated,"
as
a
visiting
Scottish
scientist
says,
but
is
an
extremely
!
cruel
proceeding.
Often
the
poor
creatures
have
.
been
known
to
last
for
a
day
before
expiring
after
being
harpooned,
involving
torturing
of
dumb
ani-;
mals
that
would
shock
the
mildest
of
anti-vivisec-tionists.
if
theterm
may
be
properly
used
in
this
connection.
Anart
from
that
the
harpoon
is,
in
DR.
r.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
SUITE
S,
SMITH
MI.OCK
,
Phone
7G5
P.O.
Box
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F.
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Chiroractgr
i'.i;,v
Ptr,
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BIXXTK
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mi
Phone
Blue
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204
4'.h
K-1
GEORGE
L.
RORIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc
Tncome
Tax
Returns
Compiled.
Ecsner
Block
Phone
3fl7
m1
Hoy
Building
it
Roofs,
CW
11:05--Weather
Forecast
and
Sign
Off
THURSDAY-
AM
7:30
Musical
Cloi
8:00
CBC
News
8:15
MorniiiR
Song
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8:45
Little
Concert
3
GO
BBC
News
9:15
Morning
Devotions
9:30
Transcribed
Melodies
9:45
Modern
Musicians
3:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:15
Morning
Melodies
10:30
Roundup
Time
!
:0:45--ScanCllnpv:ai,
M'n'1iri
,
11:00
Bernie
Braden
Tells
a
I
Story
MI-KC
HANTS
f
you
know
that
the
Daily
News
4s
the
mot
effective
medium
of
advertisinc
n
Prince
It
u
pert?
No
ane
nisses
your
message
if
it's
ad-erlised
in
the
News.
It's
Uie
ealljr
efficient
way
of
pullmi
t
over.
tf.
;
many
cases,
extensively
damaging
to
the
huge
carcass.
It
is
interesting
to
have
the
proposal
of
electrocution
or
use
of
carbon
dioxide
coming
up,
particularly
in
view
of
the
new
and
fuller
uses
which
have
'.
now
been
devised
for
the
use
of
whale
meat.
GOOD
PUBLICITY
RUPERT
and
Central
and
Northern
British
PRINCE
Columbia
receive
generous
mention
and
space
in
the
way
of
illustrations
in
the
fifteenth
;
annual
yearbook
of
the
British
Columbia
Journal
of
Commerce
now
off
the
press.
It
is
an
ambitious
and
creditable
publication.
It
is
a
354-page
publication,
renewing
the
prov-;
ince's
general
progress
in
construction
and
develop-
ment
There
are
a
.
good
many
-pictures
and
stories
respecting
Prince
Rupert
and
Skeena,
as
well
as
a
good
sized
sketch
of
what
the
cellulose
plant
at
Port
!
Edward
will
look
like.
The
written
articles
include
;
one
bv
E.
T.
Kenney,
minister
of
lands
and
f
orestsT
0
FarD"
serrinc
toe
risncnrs
munu;
Wells
(P.R.)
Ltd.
Cartace,
Labelllnf,
Weicblnr
MAC
a
BI
l
E
"80
BLL'E
8t
con
11:15
Songs
of
Today
11:30
Weather
Forecast
11:31
Message
Period
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
Let
s
Waltz
'
P.M.
12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
12:15-CBC
News
2:25
Program
Resume
2:30
BC.
Farm
Broadcast
2:55
Recorded
Interlude
1:00
Symphony
Hour
NewCM
Chandler
&
Cowgill
Photographer
Develoiing,
Prlntlnf
Enlarging
Box
045
218
4th
St.
VAIF
i
aix-wH
Was
your
best
lea
kettle
lost
on
the
last
fishing
trip
or
did
Junior
pirate
your
favorite
saucepan
to
hail
his
skiff?
Don't
worry
replace
them
wtih
a
selection
from
our
stock.
Orme$
VJ
foDY
many
section
of
lhe
country
re
seriously
aflected
by
tLortages
of
electrical
power.
But
tlii
fituation
i
lieinr
remeliil.
Vast
new
power
projects
ire
now
Leing
developed
through
the
invrtt
men
o
life
insurance
fundi.
You
we,
part
of
every
dollar
that
you
put
into
life
insurance
n
jnr-ejej
in
government,
public
utility
and
industrial
bond.
And
millioo
of
these
life
inMiraw
e
dollar
are
helping
to
pay
for
new
electrical
power
plants
throughout
the
Dominion,
Vhen
tliey
are
completed,
tliere
will
lie
power
enough
fir
all
otir
liomes,
farm
and
uidiilries
in
hit
ore
years.
Thus
your
life
insurance
-serves
a
double
purpooe.
It
provides
financial
protection
for
your
family.
And
it
helps
raUe
the
liviuji
Mandard
of
the
iiatuiii!
A
iManaft
from
tht
lift
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