amended
immediately
to
limit
Prince.
Rupert
Daf!j
2ctos
Tuesday,
March
1?,
1949
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1
By
Mali.
rVr
Falls
of
Clyd.
ZOING
BACK
alone:
I
What
(ity
.
.
.
On
recommendation
of
the
licensing
committee,
granted
trade
licenses
to
G.
Spence
an,'!
B.
Matuik
as
painters,
G.
A.
Gustafson
as
agent
for
Fuller
Brush
Co.
and
Mike
Colussi
as
sales
agent
for
musical
instruments.
.
,
.
.
Approved
appointment
of
j
W'
Brown
as
counsel
to
Prose
-
1
cute
liquor
selling
charges
against
various
taxi
drivers
as.j
recommended
by
the
police
com-
mittee.
j
.
.
.
Decided,
on
recommen
dation
of
the
licensing
committee,
to
charge
a
license
fee
of
$20
a
day
to
Crescent
Shows
which
will
visit
here
this
sum
-
!
mer
under
auspices
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club.
.
.
.
On
recommendation
of
the
finance
committee,
approved
the
leasing
for
one
year
of
a
'former
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
building
at
Seal
Cove
to
j
the
Department
of
Fisheries
for
i
$25
a
month
after
April
1.
The
j
building
is
one
which
the
city
j
holds
in
lease
from
the
Depart-:
ment
of
Transport
in
connection
with
the
air
base.
i
Ul-'
stove
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
v
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Q.
How
car.
I
lessen
the
time
baking
potatoes?
A.
Soak
the
potatoes
in
hot
water
for
about
30
minutes,
wipe
dry.
then
it.
a
w!.h
butter.
By
doing
this,
the
potatoes
win
not
only
bake
in
much
Ifss
time,
will
be
mealier.
Q
How
can
I
make
scrubbing
brusheij
last
ioner?
A.
By
wa.
hing
them
occasionally
in
strong
suit
water.
A:iow
them
to
tlry
in
the
open
air
and
they
will
be
nice
and
sweet.
Q.
How
can
I
make
stove
COl'Yfi
4
to
ir.
in
j
the
ancient
ship,
now
at
the
dry
dock
here
for
overhaul,
has
been
on
the
deep
would
be
like
listening
to,
or
the
reading-
of,
a
wonderful
yarn.
The
same
can
be
said
of
any
wind-jammer
that
old,
built
to
sail
anywhere.
Slowly
she
seemed
scarce-moving
the
Falls
of
Clyde
entered
the
harbor
of
Prince
Rupert
from
Ketchikan,
towed
in
bright
and
early
on
Sunday
last
by
a
couple
of
tugs.
She
dispenses
oil.
Clouds
of
canvas
no
longer
boom
her
across
the
tossing
miles
"when
winds
were
humming
o'er
the
flood
and
waves
were
white
below."
,.
,
The
Falls
of
Clyde!
There's
a
touch
of
romance
''
in
the
very
name.
She
had
a
lonely,
desolate
look
with
her
four
tall
,
masts
like
a
man
who
has
exchanged
the
heyday
of
active,
colorful
life,
seeing
the
world,
performing
useful
duties
and
glorying
in
lusty
adventure,
for
what
might
be
termed
a
living
death.
Gone,
the
gallant
voyages
around
and
about
the
globe,
forgotten
the
countless
incidents
and
recol--
lections
and
gone
the
generations
of
biue
water
sailors.
There
is
something
nostalgic
about
the
Falls
of
Clyde.
MOVIES
ECONOMIC
PLIGHT
CURRENT
low
employment
in
the
film
capital
of
Hollywood
may
become
normal.
Nine
of
rr.f-very
ten
movies
cannot
pay
off
in
the
United
DRASTIC
NEW
IKArrll
rlAfu
Parkin;
Meters,
Taxi
Control
Recommcrled
By
Special
Committee
On
Downtown
Traffic
Problems
There
will
be
some
changes
made
downtown
if
city
council
adopts
the
recommendation
of
its
special
traffic
and
taxi
committee
which
last
night
brought!
in
a
nine-point
report
designed
to
bring
order
out
of
the
city's
parking
and
traffic
chaos.
The
report
was
tabled
without
comment
by
the
aldermen
until
j
the
March
28
meeting
when
it
i
wHl
be
discussed.
In
the
mean-
I
time,
the
aldermen
will
ponder
the
recommendations.
One
clause
recommends
that.
,
"with
a
view
to
solving
the
park
-1
ing
problem
on
Third
Avenue,;
parking,
meters
be
instaiied
as!
soon
as
the
street
has
bn
re-
j
surfaced."
Diagonal
parking
will
be
the
j
older
on
the
north
sfde
of
See-
;
ond
Avenue
from
McBride
to
Seventh
Street
but
parallel
j
parking
will
be
continued
on
the
j
south
side
Vehicles
of
more
than
j
19
feet
in
length
will
be
pro
-
j
hibited
from
parking
diagonally
i
on
the
liorth
side
of
the
street.
!
In
addition
to
placing
parking
j
meters
on
Third
Avenue,
the
committee
recommends
the;
gradual
elimination
of
taxi!
parking
on
that
thoroughfare.
To
do
this,
it
makes
the
follow-
I
ing
suggestions:
j
1.
No
more
taxi
licenses
be
i
granted
for
locations
on
Third
j
Avenue.
j
2.
That
existing
bylaws
be
;
"Suffered
much
with
constipation"
Famous
cereil
helps
wher
"remedies"
(ailed
Are
you
among
theme
who
long
for
conslination
r4if?
Thn
iIim,
unsolicited
letter:
!
"
tried
mirrttl
i
remediet
but
could
not
end
th
is
'
old
trouble.
Ow
'
day
I
was
Uiid
I
should
try
KELLOGG'S
ALL-HRAN.
1
;
began
to
tut
this
cereal
regularly.
i
And
without
exaeneratinn,
it
turned
out
to
be
perfect
for
me!"
H.
Mason,
.5727
9th
Avenue,
Roaemount,
Montreal.
If
your
constipation
is
due
to
lack
of
bulk
in
the
diet,
you
too
may
find
lasting
relief!
Eat
a
daily
portion
of
KELLOGG
S
ALL-HRAN
and
drink
plenty
of
water!
ALL-HRA1
s
not
a
purgative,
but
a
wholesome
WKumune
cereal
i-
jir
nn
our..,.
aa
a
cpithI
or
in
mufTins
for
constipation
j
relief.
If
after
lining
a
package
you
are
not
enUrely
satisfi(?d,
get
double
ETaiZ
kkan
lrm
your
grwt
to.1
i;lar,e.
ry
.
fceiiogg
of
London,
I
.
.
.
Authorized
the
city
engineer
to
prepare
a
new
garbage
dump
at
the
rear
of
the
incinerator
plant
on
Frederick
Street
and
to
clean
up
the
existing
garbage
dump
at
an
estimated
cos;
of
$350.
The
new
site
Is
hidden
from
the
highway.
'
Referred
to
the
health
committee
a
complaint
by
E.
Arney,
Eleventh
Stree
that
:the
overflow
from
a
neighbor-
septic
tank
is
poUuting
his
hase.
rnent.
.
.
.
.
Approved
the
sale
of
city-owned
lots
12,
13,
14
and
15.
block
20,
section
8,
Eleventh
Avenue
near
Frederick
Street.
to
Harold
A.
Ponder
Jor
$240
.
.
.
Authorized
trie
city
engineer
to
make
a
survey
to
ascertain
the
condition
of
the
water
system
pump
house
at
Shawatlans
Lake.
.
.
.
Turned
over
to
the
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
a
request
by
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
that
strings
of
lights
bp
hung
on
the
city's
main
stret.
during
the
Junior
Chamber
regional
convention
to
be
held
here
on
June
3
and
4.
.
.
.
Referred
to
the
utilitifS
MOUNTIESTO
NEWFOUNDLAND
OTTAWA
Six
members
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
chosen
from
different
Darts
of
Canada
will
be
transferred
to
posts
in
Newfoundland
April
I.
Officers
selected
will
be
moved
"to
an
airport
on
the
east
coast,
proDaDiy
Moncton,
and
will
fly
to
St.
John's
in
a
group.
There
,
thev
win
he
housed
in
rwnnrii-
H
,
by
the
RCA
F.
5
(
Instead
of
scarlet
uniforms;
WVu
WfiePrs
wiU
vear
plain
'
c,?.h?s
"
T,
ls
blfcause
their
'
lnltia'
futles
be
mainIy
"V
fonn.ectln
h
customs
and!
immigration
work.
1
nce
the
tasks'
01
the
R.C.M.
!
d
m
M.f..i
...
5
jiucu,
uuicf
pai
Lies
ui
me
ser-
vice
will
arrive
i
,
!
.
.
;
j
HEFTY
CATFISH
!
'
Sea
catfish
have
been
known
to
dig
their
tangs
into
the
deck
planks
of
of
a
a
vessel
and
raise
their
bodies
clear
of
the
plank.
committee
an
invitation
by
th
.
.
.
Approved
a
utilities
com-
B.C.
Fire
Chiefs
Association
fot
mittee
recommendation
that
the
members
of
the
city
fire
depart-street
light
at
the
entrance
to
ment
and
utilities
committee
to
the
Cow
Bay
floats
be
increased
attend
the
annual
"fire
college"
to
250
watts.
at
Vancouver
August
23
to
26.
.States
and
have
to
depend
on
foreign
showings
to
the
parking
oP
taxis
bet
week
V
a
m.
and
6
p.m.
to
one
car
in
the
case
of
siancis
from
which
one
or
two
Cars
'
are
registered
and
two
cars
at
stands
vhere
three
or
more
cars
are
registered.
3.
That
taxi
operators
be
advised
now
that
parking
meters
be
installed
as
soon
as
feasible
and
that
when
they
are
installed
one
space
only
will
be
reserved
j
In
front
of
each
existing
taxi
j
stand.
,
This
reserve
space
v.
iLi
j
be
abolished
one
year
after
ir.
stallation
of
the
meters.
4.
That
bus
operators
be
ad-
vised
of
the
intention
to
instal
1
meters
and
that
no
space
will,
be
!
allocated
for
bus
stops
On
Third
Avenue
when
the
installation
is
made.
j
5.
That
"stop'
'signs
be
erected
at
all
five
approaches
to
the
intersection
of
Third
Avenue
.for
and
McBride
Street.
i
6.
That
parking
on
both
sides
of
Third
Avenue
between
Thira
!
and
Fourth
Street
in
the
Post)
Office
block
i
be
limited
to
20:
minutes
between
9
a.m.
and
6
but
p.m.
7.
That
regulations
be
drawn
,
to
prohibit
the
sounding
of
horns
by
taxi
drivers
to
summon
passengers
after
the
hour
of
10
p.m.
j
You
Saw
it
in
The
News.
MII
UU"
(
it
"
V
:
i:
nr.
-
make--a
profit.
American
attendance
has
declined
during
the
last
fifteen
years.
Production
costs
have
risen
so
sharply
that,
for
every
dollar
spent
in
1941,
-
$2.82
is
necessary
today.
Indications
point
to
an
increase
in
the
shift
of
unemployed
film
workers
to
other
industries.
Yet
the
glamor
of
the
screen
is
hard
to
leave
behind.
Month.
50c;'
Per
Year.
'
S
00
the
seventy-one
vears
that
OF
TASTY
MEALS
AT
THE
Ren
(Calte
Chinese
Dishes
a
Specialty
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
IS
diamond
"
cheques
$i0.
1
'lit'"
,ro.4
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ftoy
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i
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x
:
j
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILUAMS
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"He
allows
that
business
will
be
better."
2.
What
i-the
correct
pronunciation:
of
r'resuscitate"?
!
3.
Which.one.
of
these
words
is
misspeueav-
Kesiliance,
re
sistible,
residential.
4.
Krjay.DtfcJtbe
word
"des-,
picable'
mean?
5.
What
is
a
word
beeinnine
with
per
thameans
"highly
I
injurious
or$fe4Aructtve
tn
char
-
actr"
'
;
"
1.
Say,
'ththks
'that
busi-
ness
will
-
be'
better"
2
Pro-
nounce
re-sus-i-tat,
'
e
as
m
1
me
IIle'
.
,
.
accent
tlJ?
second
?
syllable.
V
,
3
Vn
3.
Res-
ate'
llience.
4.-
Contmrjtible.
"Hi
,
r
cruelty
Was
despiraTale."
'
5.
Per-
nicious.
EASTER
RECESS
OF
PARLIAMENT
.
OTTAWA
It
'is
probable
parliament
will
interrupt
business
for
a
ten-dav
Easter
rece
If
is
expected
the
House
will
journ
April
14
and
reconvene
April
25.
Other
dates
under
con
sideration
.will
be
April
13
to
April
19.
WELL
FED
NATION
"
!
Canada,
United
States,
Aus-
j
tralia,
Denmark,
New
Zealand
and
Norway
raise
enough
food
I
to
feed
themselves
at
adequate
nutritional
levels.
.
.
begin
with
VlUtTlAU
BUNDS
Light
tr
...
Vj
the
weight
of
ordinary
blinds
because
it's
made
of
1
peciil
flexible
aluminum
alloy.,
Let
tlitr
,
.
.
Flexalum's
satin-mooth
plastic
finish
blends
with
everj
decorative
setting.
Easier
to
Clean
...
Its
flexibility
makes
cleaning
so
simple
and
quick.
Lengtr
Lasting
,
.
.
Flexalum
is
Un-proof.
rut-Br(Vlf
-jfii.r.r(m
n
lll
NO
SUPPRESSION
HISTORY
does
not
show
many
instances
where
suppression
of
ideas
has
been
effective
in
the
long
run.
Far
better
that
they
should
be
ventilated
and
studied
and
then
errors
and
inconsistencies
are
'
more
likely
to
appear.
Attempts
to
suppress
Communists
arouse
the
suspicion
in
many
minds
that
they
have
some
arguments,
that
cannot
be
answered.
Most
of
us
feel
,,
that
tnisis
not
so,
but
the
best
way
to
prove
it
is
to
meet
the
arguments,
and
demonstrate
their
emptiness.
Certain
organisms
flourish
in
the
dark
but
perish
in
the
daylight.
WHY
NO
HOTEL
HERE?
TROM
coast
to
coast,
hotels
and
resorts
under
the
I
management
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
are
'patronized
by
the
travelling
public.
.All
are
.very
fine
establishments
from
the
Chateau
Laurier
in
Ottawa
and
Jasper
Park
Lodge
to
hotels
in
the
larger
cities,
and
in
lodges,
t.
These
can
be
found
in
Halifax,
Charlottetown,
Jt'ort
Arthur,
Winnipeg,
Brandon,
Edmonton,
Vancouver,
Minaki,
Ont,
and
Pictou,
Nova
Scotia.
Last
week,
a
communication
from
a
resident
of
Tennessee
was
read
at
a
meeting
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
here.
He
had
been
in
Skeena
as
a
tourist
and
his
letter
was
a
gratuitous
and
most
generous
tribute
to
the
scenic
splendor
and
manifold
natural
attractions
of
the
Skeena
River
region
tributary
to
Prince
Rupert.
Put
together,
the
foregoing
is
of
possibly
unusual
local
interest
when
it
is
realized
that
elsewhere
in
Canada
hotels
have
been
built,
except
in
the
country
between
Alberta
and
Prince
Rupert,
and
along
the
coast
north
of
Vancouver
a
land
that
has
aroused
so
striking
a
need
of
praise
from.
far
away
visitor.
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