THIS
AND
THAT
prince
tXuwt
Dailp
jScUj
,
Friday,
October
1,
1948
PACIFIC
COAST
SALMON
PACK
Canned
salmon
pack
on
the
British
Columbia
coast
this
year
is
more
than
220,000
cases
below
MUNICIPAL.
ORGANIZATIONS
ARE
IMPORTANT,
MAYOR
ARNOLD
SAYS
Mayor
Nora
Arnold
affirmed
the
value
of
Prince
Runprt's
nnrtioinatinn
in
two
municinnl
SHOES
iVo
?.ra
alter-
......
t.
,
,
j,.
Thursday
afternoon
in
an
address
to
the
Rotary
the
corresponding
period
of
1947,
latest
bulletin
issued
by
the
Chief
Supervisor
of
Fisheries,
Vancouver,
indicates.
Total
pack
so
far
this
year
is
1,001,583
cases
as
compared
with
1,223,947
a
year
ago.
Pink
salmon
dominated
the
"sing,
tv
'
PONTIFICAL
BLESSING
AT
ROME
RALLY
Carried
aloft
in
his
chair
through
the
throng
of
celebrants,
Pope
Plus
gives
his
pontifical
blessing
to
the
300,000
persons
that
jammed
St.
Peter's
Square
in
Rome
during
the
celebration
of
the
80th
anniversary
of
the
founding
of
the
Young
Men's
Catholic
Action.
Delegates
came
from
almost
every
country
in
the
World
for
the
celebrations.
'Very
valuable
to
the
city."
Her
address
concerned
the
province-wide
Union
fit.ii..
"A
or
B.C.
Municipalities
and
tho
regional
Central
B.C.
Municipal
"1st
tht
,
thl
rule
bj'
Using
'
Association,
conventions
of
coast
pack
this
year
with
318,729
cases
being
out
ud.
This
was
a
(A
"
They
were
very
intent
on
their
Jobs
and
there
was
little
frivolity."
She
paid
particular
tribute
to
Mayor
William
Mott
of
drop
of
almost
200,000
under
last
r
year
s
pack
of
that
variety.
which
she
attended
as
a
civic
delegate
earlier
this
month.
Her
address
was
brightened
by
comment
on
incidents
and
observations
at
both
conventions.
This
year,
there
were
254.646
New
Westminster,
retiring
presl-
"a
very
Po(r
dent
of
the
U.B.C.M.
and
Mayo-
P'
U
great
fc'
Percy
George,
of
Virtnn,
tJ.
ern"ient
ami
cases
of
sockeye
produced,
as
compared
with
274,120
a
year
"To
some,
the
value
of
mem
SKAGWAY
TRYING
TO
GET
DENTIST
SKAGWAY
One
of
the
principal
subjects
taken
up
at
a
Chamber
of
Commerce
meeting
ago.
new
president.
'
to
the
unde-
bership
in
the
UB.C.M.
may
In
the
Naas
and
Skeena
areas.
seem
questionable."
she
said.
She
described
the
U.B.C.M.
as
paUti
-
V'vf
however,
production
of
all
varieties
this
year
was
well
above
but
I
believe
that
it
Is
of
great
r
Mj
use
value.
These
form
good
con
THE
NEWS
the
1947
level.
Total
production
this
year
was
289,075,
as
compared
with
224,546
last
year.
tacts
that
are
very
valuable
tn
the
city."
12
u.
TODAY
and
SATU
For
many
years.
Prince
Ru
Sockeye
pack
on
the
Naas
and
here
concerned
the
possibility
of
obtaining
a
dentist.
Between
Skagway
and
Haines,
with
a
total
of
about
1,100
people,
there"
is
no
dentist.
This
field,
it
was
felt,
should
offer
r.
dentist
a
good
living.
But
thf-re
is
none.
pert
had
not
been
a
member.
Skeena
was
120,013
pases,
almost
OUR
OWN
'MARGIE'
6
"Madame,
are
you
still
sure
you
take
size
six?"
double
that
of
last
year,
while
and
it
developed
an
insular
attitude
which
made
it
practical!"
7:00
P.M.
-
S
P.M.
SATURDAY
2:00
-
4:32
unknown
to
other
centres
in
the
production
of
pinks
was
152,259,
as
compared
with
46,518
a
year
ago.
province.
TT.nUS
Mill...
OK
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
d
Reflections
BRITISH
MEN
NOT
MARRYING
LONDON
Fear
of
another
wai
Production
of
other
varieties
this
year
was
slightly
above
that
of
1947
level
with
the
exception
of
chums,
whlh
was
slightly
lower.
Figures
for
this
year
are:
"We
rejoined
the
U.B.C.M.
in
1943
and
for
the
first
two
yearj,
our
delegates
reported
that
they
cut
no
Ice,-
she
said.
"It
is
not
to
be
wondered,
since
we
had
been
out
of
contact
for
so
many
years."
"
springs,
4,665;
steelheads,
3,165.
ls
stopping
Englishmen
from
getting
married,
thereby
causing
SMTT
coho,
38,615;
chums,
70,358.
Says
the
Daily
News
of
Sep-(
Prince
Rupert
needs
a
mod
-temher
3.
1915:
"His
Excellenrv
prnizpd
t.plpnhnnp
svstpm
an
Now,
however,
Mrs.
Arnold
,
continued,
there
Is
a
great
feeling
of
cordiality
toward
this
'
i.t
i
.1
i,
...
i
an
acute
shortage
of
husbands.
A
second
factor
is
the
"dowdi-ness
and
lack
of
physical
attraction
of
British
women,"
says
Dr.
Mayo
Wingate,
the
Los
Angeles
Paper
Increases
Its
Price
Gregory
Wilinkln,
special
rep-,
well
as
more
telephones.
There
resentative
of
the
Russian
Fin-
is
also
another
problem
dealing
ance
Minister,
will
arrive
in
u-it.h
the
sprvire
Tfc
is
bnw
tn
"
HI
Hill
LOS
ANGELES
For
the
first
time
in
28
years,
the
Los
Aneeles
-njf
in
me
souin,
resulting
largely
from
the
contacts
made
by
successive
local
delegations.
The
Central
B.C.
Municipal
Association,
the
Mayor
said,
was
Examiner
has
increased
its
price
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
aboard
eliminate
non-essentials
from
a
the
Prince
George.
He
will
be
telephone
message,
thereby
re-met
by
a
special
committee
of
ducing
valuable
time
by
about
the
Board
of
Trade
and
shown
"75
per
cent,
over
the
city.
Between
the
great
things
we
i-
i
,j
......
cannot
do
and
thp
small
thlntrs
per
copy,
this
time
from
five
HERE
IN
1000
A.D.
The
Nnrsp
PYnlnrp
Toif
Tr-i.
organized
in
order
to
solidify
cents
to
w
seven
ocvcu
cents.
ceuuj.
The
ine
reason
reason
.
uMv-ivuiiw
son
is
believed
to
have
reached
is
increased
onst.
nf
nXcnrint
fM
the
common
Interests
of
communities
in
the
region
"and
to
the
shores
of
Canada
about
1000
higher
labor
rates
and
other
ex-
present
an
organized
front
to
incic
is
uui
an
uia
dwelling
v
B
house
In
Prince
Rupert,
for
the
we
do
not
do
the
daneer
1
that
city
was
only
Incorporated
In
we
sna11
do
nothing.
Ex.
:
$
the
U.B.C.M.
and
to
the
provin
cial
government.
1910.
That's
one
way
to
look
at
it.
But
when
a
residence
is
btph
tn
PHficouiiro
From
this
has
resulted
a
greater
awareness
of
common
Interests
In
the
various
parts
Hi
cheaply
and
hastily
put
togeth-
Tunisia
has
almost
inexhaust-er,
more
for
renting
than
to
ible
supplies
of
phospates
mln-occupy,
and
precious
little
at-
ed
principally
in
the
Gafsa
tention
given
to
Its
care
and
and
Kef
regions.
of
central
B.C.
and
an
increas
Available
at
Rupert
Radio
A
m
r
-
mm
siaoimy
mereaiter,
then
in
JJ'Aif
outfit
to
treasure
from
deed
it
is1
old.
That's
another
way
to
see
the
situation.
There
Fall
through
Spring.
Coats
J
J
and
Suits
in
the
1948
man-
tier.
W
are
many
homes
that
have
been
1
jr-n
u.s.
si
LADIES,
take
advantd
uwuumg
iui
uciibunes
ana
more
:comforbtale
than
many
a
new
one.
I
WALLACE'S
I
WEEK
END
Elmore
Philpott
returns
from
Of
Course
the
north
to
say
there
is
nothip
left
at
Lake
Bennett
but
the
i
railway
station
and
a
beautiful
deserted
church.
The
site
of
COTTAGE
CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
the
latter
is
fair
indeed
but
what
Is
left
of
the
old
building
is
utterly
unlovely.
It
is
gradually
falling
to
pieces
or
was
ing
friendship
toward
Prince
Rupert
on
the
part
of
other
communities.
AT
VANDERIIOOF
At
the
Vanderhoof
convention
of
the
Central
B.C.
Municipal
Association,'
she
said,
"our
very
able
city
clerk,
who
know
j
the
Municipal
Act
from
start
to
finish,
was
able
to
aid
other,
communities
with
their
problems."
'
Prince
Rupert's
delegates,
In
return,
received
"a
wide
education
in
the
wonderful
resourcej
of
that
country"
(the
interior.
Mayor
Arnold
told
of
the
vast
agricultural
prospects
which
exist
in
the
Vanderhoof
district,
and
told
her
listeners
that
agriculture
would
be
the
basic
Industry
of
the
region,
long
after
the
timber
and
mineral
wealth
had
disappeared.
As
a
result
of
the
Vanderhoof
convention,
delegates
from
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
Oeorge
went
to
the
U.B.C.M.
meeting
at
Harrison
Hot
Springs
"with
a
united
voice,"
knowing
that
In
H
VAT
WXTTTIVT
nilDV
'
i
Your
Dally
;
some
years
ago.
It's
half
a
life
ALL-WEATHER
8ERVIC1
.
time
Since
Sounds
nf
nnrshln
were
heard
from
within
those
mouldering
walls.
-
at
-
ANNETTE
MANS
FA
tZD
yfe"?V--V-
RABBIT
HOLE
CACHE
GREENOCK.
Scotland,
tn
SATURDAY,
OCTOBfl
Searching
for
a
lost
ball
on
a
golf
course
here
recently,
A.
B.
Finnie,
retired
dete'etive.
found
PARIS
VETERANS
ON
SIT-DOWN-A
huge
group
of
French
war
veterans
jammed
traffic
on
the
Champs
Elysees
and
other
Paris
streets,
demonstrating
for
higher
pensions.
Here
drivers
are
honking
their
horns
as
the
medalled
vets
sit
tight
Some
carry
crutches
and
canes.
Outstanding
Values
on
Quality
Gr
we
are
proud
to
offer
yoo
Greatly
Reduced
Price
a
bundle
of
banknotes
in
a
rab-
Dtt
hole.
CORDUROY
VELVET
RAW
PUFF,
PUFF,
PUFF
Stop
the
presses
.
.
.
18-months
old
Larry
Phillips
Jr.,
of
Springfield,
Mass.,
is
enjoying
his
usual
after
dinner
cigar.
Larry's
mom
said
that
at
the
ripe
old
age
of
one
year
Larry
started
picking
up
cigarettes
and
smokin
them.
But
now
he
smokes
two
cigars
a
day,
one
in
the
morn-.ng
and
one
In
the
evening.
His
six-year
old
sister,
whom
he
undoubtedly
considers
prim,
doesn't
smoke
drink
or
chew
tobacco.
Mrs.
Phillips
sadi
she
thinks
she
has
an
unusual
boy.
Regular
$29.50
Week-pnd
Special
Marrying
Women
May
Be
Dismissed
VANCOUVER
A
resolution
to
the
effect
that
women
school
teachers
in
British
Columbia
may
face
dismissal
if
they
marry
during
the
school
term
was
passed
at
the
convention
of
the
British
Columbia
School
Trustees'
Association
here.
their
voting
they
would
represent
the
whole
territory.
"We
found
that
resolutions
presented
on
the
floor
with
no
one
to
speak
on
them
received
short
consideration.
It
is
highly
important
that
thire
should
be
personal
representation."
Mayor
Arnold
declared
thet
"It
is
very
encouraging
to
note
Yoiir
Best
Eating
Place
FULL
COURSE
MEALS
"11
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
.
;
Banquet
Hall
for
Luncheons,
Dinners
r;,'.':j
and
Parties
;
:
Chinese
Dishes
IkOADWAY
Two
Islands,
the
larger
of
which
is.between
two
and
three
times
the
size
of
Prince
Edward
Island,
have
been
discovered
.
hi
Foxe
Basin
off
the
west
coast
of
Baffin
island,
north
of
Hudson
Bay,
by
the
crew
of
an
Air
Force
Lancaster
of
413
Photo
Survey
Squadron
from
Rockcliffe,
engaged
in
aerial
photography
at
Baffin.
Map
in
upper
right
shows
the
location
of
the
two
islands
In
relation
to
the
rest
of
Canada
R
c
A
F
aircrew
operating
in
the
.far
North
have
been
credited
with
making
many
changes
to
existing
maps,
which
In
some
areas
give
omyan
approximation
of
the
country.
Discovery
of
the
new
islands
adds
over
5000
square
miles
to
Canada's
known
terrlt0ry"
'
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Photo)
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