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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
June
14,
1950
No
Telephones'
For
East
End
althouf
h
they
re
nationalist,
wanting,
as
quite
naturally
they
should,
their
own
country
for
themselves."
Ray
Reflects
u"
and
emimWnPwaY
10
Mr.
Silversides
found
the
cities
for
Telephones
came
up
cussion
at
Monday's
of
Japan
such
as
Nagasaki,
Yoka-
hama,
Tokyo
and
Kobe
looking
!
&
For
He's
A
Jolly
"
Good
Fellow
Untidiness
Is
Deplorable
Road
conditions
between
Prince
George
and
Prince
Rupert
on
Highway
16
are
described
council
on
prosperous
and
extremely
busy;
with
three
papefs
publishini
meeting
of
the
city
Question
of
Aid.
T
.B.
Black
as
to
at
least
on
the
surface.
everv
leeal
dav.
back
In
the
Dion
in
detail
in
a
road
report
wmcn
what
progress
was
being
made
No
Chinese
ports
were
made,
ter
tjmes
here
ft
was
hardly
to
has
just
been
issued
by
the
Pro-
be
expected
public
affairs
would
vincial
Travel
Bureau.
Here
it
suffer
from
leck
of
attention.
Is:
Party
lines
were
positive
and
.
Prince
George-Vandcrhoof
72
Aid.
McLean
answered
(here
was
work
being
done
on
Eighth
and
Ninth
Avenues
but
that
nothing
was
being
done
toward
the
east
end.
Aid.
J.
N.
Forman
said
consistent.
The
C.C.F.
had
not
miles,
gravelled
and
in
passaoiy
By
Pr'.nce
Rupert
Man
After
Trip.
Around
World
i
Arthur
Silversides,
pioneer
Prince
Rupert
business
man.
Is
home
from
a
trip
around
the
world
and
he
dolefully
observes
fair
condition.
Roadway
is
nar:
row,
the
right
of
way
is
cleared
,
Ninth
Avenue
had
been
corn-wide
to
assure
plenty
of
vision,
j
Dieted
and
a
certain
amount
had
owing
to
the
ban
against
visiting
ships
by
the
Communist
government,
but
he
did
visit
Hong
Kong,
then
on
to
Manila
in
the
Philippines.
One
interesting
port
of
call
was
Keelung
in
Formosa
which
appeared
to
be
little
more
than
a
military
camp
with
an
astonishing
amount
or
shipping.
"Manila,"
Mr.
Silversides
says,
"still
bears
the
scars
of
damage
p
I
-
A
been
heard
of.
But
even
that
early,
something
like
It
might
have
been
vaguely
forming
in
the
minds
of
men.
Liberalism
meant
exactly
that
and
so
did
Labor.
Sir
Wilfrid
Next
1?
miles
is
narrow,
motorist's
slowly
and
cau-
for
5
miles,
winding
and
should
drive
been
done
at
the
waterfront.
There
was
no
chance
that
anything
would
be
done
in
the
east
end
this
year.
He
did
not
think
that
all
the
money
allotted
for
telephones
would
be
spent
during
the
year.
Aid.
Black
said
Superintendent
Edwards
had
said
it
could
bo
adiflteffSailo
oTilf"
Today
and
Thursdni
during
the
war.
At
least
ninety
wrecked
ships
are
still
strewn
'about
the
harbor,
their
salvage
1
long
deferred.
Laurler
and
his
supporters
were
'
tiously.
considerable
clay.
Last
behind
the
great
new
railway
'
15
miles
before
Vanderhcof
is
In
now
under
construction.
The
.
fair
condition,
all
gravel.
Chief,
himself,
might
be
in
Prince
Vanderhoof-Fort
St.
James
Rupert
before
long.
The
Optim-
(42
miles.
Practically
all
gravel-ist's
first
editor
was
Gc-orge
R.
!
ld.
25
miles
north
from
Van-T.
Sawle
who,
with
his
brother
derhoof
spme
new
construethn
Charlie,
had
recently
arrived
'
of
last
year
giving
some
trouble
from
Welland.
near
Niagara.
He
but
all
bad
spots
are
taken
care
WARDEN
Jul
)
Singapore
was
blessed
with
beautiful
weather
in
spite
of
ex-
ON
TNI
IAM1
Ft
O
GRAM
CARTOON
NEWS
'
7
p.m.
-
0
p.m.
treme
heat
and
the
odd
heavy
Tui
it
i
..,.1
L
'done
and
suggested
a
progress
'
report
be
submitted
by
the
super-j
intendent
for
the
next
meeting,
j
Aid.
W.
J.
McLean
said
the
I
members
of
the
utilities
committee
merely
held
honorary
posi
nnnSniOEB
rainstorm.
!
spent
comparatively
few
years
in
One
point
visited
in
the
Malay
Prince
Bupert.
He
returned
east
of
daily.
Vanderhoof
miles.
Gravel
Sunday
May
18
Priestley
70
road
In
fair
con-
to
enga?e
in-
private
business.
States
was
a
Jungle
port
at
the
FATHER'S
DAY
GIFTS"
mouth
of
a
river
where
cargo
ditlon.
Priestley
-
Burns
Charley
(or
perhaps
better
known
as
"Chuck")
published
Lake
23
tions
as
far
as
telephones
were
concerned.
He
said
the
superintendent
could
talk
his
way
into
doing
Just
what
he
wanted
to
do.
PenanglsafinecityandmostHhe
weekly
Omineca
Herald
in
milesjurface
mostly
gravel
and
that
his
home
town
is
the
dirtiest
and
most,
untidy
place
he
saw
in
all
his
travels.
"It's
a
good
town
though,"
he
hastens
to
add,
"but
it
really
should
be
smartened
up.
It's
like
a
man
who
comes
downtown
unshaven
and
with
a
dirty
face.
It
makes
a
poor
impression
and
we
might
as
well
admit
it.
,
"Maybe
the
city
can't
afford
to
blacktop
the
streets
but
it
can,
with
a
minimum
of
expense,
get
some
of
them
oiled
and
certainly
it
could
get
some
water
trucks
out
to
lay
the
dust."
Mr.
Silversides
was
away
four-and-a-half
months
and
circled
the
globe
in
an
easy-going
passenger-carrying
freighter,
the
Mount
Davis,
on
which
he
em-
j
barked
at
San
Francisco,
and
'sailed
westward.
I
Travelling
by
such
means,
Mr.
Silversides
said
he
was
able
to
I
get
among
the
common
people
!
and
even
Into
their
homes.
He
1
found
these
people,
speaking
more
particularly
of
those
in
the
Orient
such
as
Japan
and
the
(Malay
States,
easy
to
get
.along
j
with.
I
"These
people,"
he
said,
j
"want,
above
all
else,
peace,
j
They
are
not
wanting
war".
New
Hazelton
for
many
years
selling
it
a
year
ago.
Shirts
Pants
Ties
Jackets
Socks
Sweaters
Hats
Belts
RUPERT
MENS
NEW
HOME
AND
NAME
i
PROTECTION
!
Good
Looks,
Too
!
It's
a
wise
home
owner
v
keeps
his
house
in
perfect
ditlon
with
high
quality
pai
They're
a
sure
guarantee
aga,
rapid
deterioration
a
s
promise
of
increased
attract;
ness.
Choose
here,
today.
Burns
Lakr
-
Houston
53
miles.
Mostly
gravel,
winding
road,
surface
in
good
condition
Care
should
be
taken
on
curves
.
Huston-Smitners
43
niiles
feet
wide,
crive
carefully.
Next
5
miles,
to
Prince
Rupert,
road
under
construction,
cau-
interesting
to
visit,"
he
said.
Also
Interesting
was
Colombo,
the
capital
of
Ceylon,
where
they
picked
up
satinwood
logs,
tea
and,
of
course,
rubber
which
was
something
they
loaded
wherever
it
could
be
obtained.
Bombay
was
the
only
port
of
call
in
India.
Then
they
went
condi-1
tion
necessary
All
gravel
surface,
good
AND
BOYS
STORE
c
Campaigns
were
colorful.
The
Optimist
found
itself
with
a
new
name,
as
well
as
a
new
home.
It
was
now
The
News.
Its
location
became
a
two
floor
building
on
Third
Avenue
and
has
been
giving
service
these
many
years.
A
nnfrapt
tor
luct
a'intpr
ia
nm-
Ition,
care
should
be
exerciseo.
I
on
narrow
curves.
Smithers
-
Moricetown
22
miles.
12
miles
good
gravel
road
viding
enlarged
and
modernized
'
me
breaking
up
is
taking
place
00
doe
s4dn
in
frost
kntln
Witt-
but
thAp.
A
VA
Jon
to
Karachi,
the
capital
and
i
principal
city
of
Pakistan,
i
Passing
through
Suez
Canal,
a
I
brief
stay
was
made
at
Port
Said
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
to
boils
these
are
being
taken
care
of
as
fast
as
they
occur.
Moricetown
-
New
Hazelton
premises
which,
it
is
expected,
will
be
occupied
not
later
than
selling
It
last
summer.
It
was
not
at
all
necessary
to
j
and
then
on
to
bustling
Alexandria,
port
of
Egypt.
Calls
were
made
at
Messina
R.
E.
Mortimer
'22.5
miles.
Narrow
In
places
enjoy
Mr.
Newton's
acquaintance;
i
and
Catania
in
Sicily
then
up
I
124
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
f
long
in
order
to
understand
his
a
i.
L
.
.
Tt1.(
A
Maniac
r?W
Neither
are
they
communists
uie
wen
cuum,
m
w
"'"political
views.
His
opinions
were
with
a
stop
at
Marseilles,
France,
candi(J
and
c,ear
His
fuU
Jiame
before
Genoa.
was
Sevme
Martineau
Newton.
fair
condition,
drive
carefully.
!
New
Hazeltnn-Kitwanga
23
;
miles.
Narnw
and
winding
In
places
but
surlac?
good.
Kitwanga-rr.-.ific
35
miles
Good
Rrav.l
oad
in
excellent
FOR
THE
JUNE
BRIDE
SPECIAL
$7
FRYING
PAN
FOR
$3.49
hii
it
a
saving
of
$3.51
on
the
regular
8"
frying
par
Individual
pieces
from
$2.50
to
$11.50
at
,
"ine
Meonerrauea.,
wBa
(But
no
one
called
hlm
that.
T0
!
beautiful
and
blue
as
you
always
j
practically
everyone
he
was
hear."
he
said.
I
"Sam".
And
as
Sam
was
Con-
Leghorn,
Italy,
was
the
last
!serVatlve,
so
was
The
Empire
a
port
of
call
before
setting
out
;
faithful
Tory.
condition.
2C
itet
wide,
winding
in
places.
Pacific-Ten
ace
30
miles.
Sur-
Dawson
and
'ace
Benpra"y
fair'
b!dlv
broken
through
Gibraltar
lor
the
cross-
T
D
pattullo,
F.G
TM50
ing
of
the
Atlantic
to
New
York
!
others
becams
interested
in
The
fa
,
c-nere
me
snia
was
ien
ana
wr
;
News
before
the
property
was
lournev
made
by
rail
across
,
DUrchased
bv
H
v
puiieu
of
518
'S
MA
SON
CERTIFIED
PIPE
AND
BOILER
WELDERS
AND
PIPE
FABRICATING
We
build
dump
boxes,
steel
3rd
Ave.
up
due
to
rrost
boils.
Extensive
.
repairs
are
being
made
on
last
four
miles
Into
Terrace.
It
I.
necessary
to
drive
carefully
.
or.
this
30
miles
as
the
road
is
narrow
and
winding
in
places
and
,
vision
is
rrior.
I
Terrace-Tyee
rP.5
miles,
road
runs
close
to
CNR.
tracks
for
jlone
stretches.
Gravsl
locse
and
j
although
good
after
grading,
frequently
unravels
end.
forms
not
holes,
beforj
available
Rradin"
equipment
can
get
over
it
aealn
YOUR
FRIENDLY
JEWELLER
ITnited
States
and
Canada
tn
victoria.
Mr.
Pullen,
bom
in
j
Vancouver
and
thence
home.
J
England,
lived
In
Manitoba
f
or
-
;
a
while
prior
to
moving
to
the
I
'
coast.
He
variously
taught
school
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
Helger-
'
on
Vancouver
Island
and
engaged
1
son
and
two
daughters
returned
m
reai
estate
and
newspaper
this
week
from
Limberlost
Lodge
j
business
'In
Victoria.
In
Prince
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
where
Rupert
he
became
active
in
public
they
spent
a
holiday.
'and
community
matters.
He
I
'
.
j
served
as
an
alderman,
and
stacks,
fire
escapes,
storage
J
i
Learn
to
Dance
V
annually
the
flower
show
under
his
guidance
was
always
awaitec
with
deep
Interest.
Expert
instruction
in
Fox
Trot,
Waltz,
Jive
Rhumba,
Tongo
Private
Lessons
--'
For
appointment
Green
491
PRINCE
RUPERT
DANCE
STUDIO
From
Tyee
fnr
13
miles,
road
2f
fest
wide.
good.
Next
4
miles
to
Gallowav
Rar-Ids
Bridge,
road
Is
winding.
IS
R.
W.
COLLINS
Authorized
Dealer
for
ELECTROLUX
'
Learn
to
Dance
tanks,
trailers
General
Velding
and
repairs.
All
Work
Guaranteed
Free
Estimates
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
!25
1st
Ave.
Fast
Green
884
All
Work
Guaranteed
Aount
Koual
For
Complete
Range
.
;
of-
h
Pi
Will
be
residing
permanently
in
Prince
Rupert
Contact
tht
above
for
all
Service
required
and
for
Parts
and
Supplies
r
y
CanabianUthiskij
NEW
FORMULA
FOR
RHEUMATISM
ARTHRITIS
Doctors
Booklet
Fret
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SuHerort
I
An
interesting
booklet
"Relief
From
Mu-:u!ar
Ache
and
Pains
In
Rhntmat!?
and
Artnritis
'
has
lust
necn
published
hv
the
Satvit
Company,
distributors
or
the
sen-
sationaliv
nt
Saivit
Treatment
It
is
an
easv
to
taitt
formula,
wotkine
internally,
'ease?
'he
oair
it
aching
muscles
nd
Pioneer
publisher;;
kept
pass
ing
out!
Sorr.f
long
ago,
anc
,
others
but
a
few
weeks
back
The
life
of
F.
G.
Dawson
was
shortened
by
tx.
accident
a.
the
railway
station.
Illness.
In
time,
laid
its
firm
hand
on
Mr.
Pillen
He
did
not
recover.
Mr.
Newton,
a
sufferer
from
asthma
In
Ontario,
came
to
Prince
Ruprrfc
to
find
himself
freed.
Health,
however,
can
fail
in
other
ways.
He
lived
the
three
score
and
ten
Sid
Macdonald,
so
brimming
with
life
and
energy,
witnessed
his
last
football
match.
Neil
McKay
who
pursued
elusive
sw.,ries
to
the
(Evening
Errpire,
enlisted
and
i
went
to
France,
never
to
return
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syndicated
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Trevor
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Co.
Ltd.
this
morning
showed
a
Daily
News
reporter
a
clipping
of
one
of
Ripiey's
two
column
brocks
and
in
the
lett
hand
corner
was
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Dabb
and
Dobb
were
tenants
In
the
same
house!
Prince
Rupert.
B.C."
Phoning
Mrs
Frank
Dibb
this
morning,
the
reporter
was
told
that
two
persons
bv
the
nameof
Dobb
had
lived
at
her
home
a
few
years
ago,
but
that
she
could
not
remember
anyone
living
there
by
the
name
of
Dabb.
An
Ernie
Dobb
is
employed
here
with
the
C.N.R.
Another
Dobb
is
at
Stewart.
Mrs.
George
Dibb,
upon
beint
asked,
the
question
and
informed
of
the
source,
immediately
replied
that
the.
reporter
should
contact
her
mother-in-law.
Apparently
she
was
unfamiliar
with
the
names.
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