UsiSTEMCE
IS
10T
OF
MAJORITY
III
CHINA
J3rfnce
Bupcrt
Daflp
HctoJ
.
-Friday,
October
1,
1948
jn,m
V
badly
tnan
government
em-
ferine
imd.,.i.v
l
..
0
!Uaj'"'
ployees.
High
officials
continue
lumbers
in.
vZ
.ri..
rrge
PRODUCES
COAL
"India's
most
valuable
mineral
v-
itn
lluo
In
Dn,nn.nl
I
lu.
j
.
.
m,
noia
Bev-
CALLED
JESUIT
BAHTK
Cinchona
bark,
whierr
produces
quinine,
was
known
twe
centuries
ago
as
Jesuit
ba!rk.
Iiinrt7.e
,
"
T'"
u-iu.uu-erai
jobs
outside
their
teaching
f
foreign-style
rriin-t
vl
houses,
nnns
'
-rlrlo
'ride
in
In
of-hours-in
n
,t.
.
m.nv
many
.
is
coal,
found
throughout
most
ir'
To-
tb,.a,
trtmftK..
..."
m
menial
of
the
country.
"".l.
nrid
.7""'
"
C1,c
,aoor
Jons-to
make
'end
mppt.
P"vuige8
which
free
Chinese
atudenU
...t
wari
.
are
another
e
(m
from
the
nece8sltr
ot
v-
clas
hard
hit
by
the
Inftation
'
"tr
cent
lng
n
thClr
meagre
8alarles-
AbUt
"'the
county
'ced
Cli.
tn
The
average
government
em-
students
depend
on
a
eovern-
1
EoMi
tcr
iLte
0fiw
rri'
pioyee,
however,
gets
only
the
ment
pittance.
Jpnee
eT"-
.,.
equivalent
of
eight
to
nine
Am-
Many
educational
Institution.
outstanainB
tric&Q
doUftnj
a
month,
plus
ra-
now
demand
payment
-In
terms
-
-
cnl
nana
01
nee,
eu,
sail,
sugar
and
hi
nee
or
the
cash
equivalent
institute
oi
coai.
Most
of
them
live
in
eonlof
the
rice
iprevailin
At
the
4'
linlon-
gested
government
dormitories,
time
payment
is
due.
In
many
"
11
rtkij.
v
1
1
:
1
,
1
1
1
;
.
r(W
tilt
by
-tafia-
wiwi
loiuiuc
lour
or
nouse
rents
are
col
five
often
crowded
into
one
lected
on
the
same
bases.
smau
room,
joui
it
is
esumated
i
t;ninese
soldiers
are
better
'
1
that
in
Nanking
alone,
over
off.
Although
a
common
soldier
8,000
government
employees
are
fcets
only
a
few
cents
in
terms
of
"2"
BES
not
given
living
accommoda-
j
United
States
currency
he
gets
tions.
'
his
food
and
clothing
free.
In
Life
for
these
people
is
a
mat-
,arBe
c,tte
soldiers
travel
free
i
ter
of
trvine
to
keeD
alive.
Clnth.
,on
municipal
vehicles
lna
and
many
other
commoditl-i
But
reports
are
Yeachlr
here
ties
are
priced
beyond
their."1"
soiaiers
in
rural
districts
Announcing
...
reach.
are
helping
'themselves
to
any
In
these
circumstances
al-1
tn,n8
they
can
lay
their
"hands
X
most
all
resort
to
"squeeze"
or
ln
Shanghai
the
im
bribery.
Although
saueeze
Is
P081"
polite
force
Tvm
been
nothing
new
to
China,
It
is
more
unable
to
top
-gate
crashing"
ln
evidence
today
than
ever
be-
bv
ldiers
at
theatres.
tore.
You
even
pay
to
buy
tra-'
The
tafia
tton
has
brought
to
el
fares.
ja
umdstili
the
businesses
cf
.
JBERLINKRS
CHEER
ANTI-COMMUNIST
DEMONSTRATOR
A
group
Of
the
rioting
German
demonstrators
in
Berlin
cheer
their
unidentified
comrade
who
climbed
to
the
top
of
the
Brandenburg
Gate
and
hurled
the
Russian
flag
to
the
ground,
where
it
was
torn
to
Shreds.
The
gate
is
the
dividing
point
in
Berlin
between
the
British
and
Soviet
sectors.
It
was
at
this
anti-Communist
demonstration
that
Red
soldiers
fired
at
the
CTowd
after
being
stoned.
small
manufacturers
and
mpr-
HUI1UUL.
TfcAl'IIKKS
chants.
Handicapped
by
lnsuf-
BETWEEN
SUFFER
to
the
Interlocking
of
LAKES
DISTRICT
lioient
capital
and
lack
of
raw
School
teachers
and
colleee
matoriL!
thw
finn
,h-
.f
n
verts'
the
with
Engineering
Department
MAN
IS
MISSING
Medical
Health
Authori-
VANCOUVER
and
PRINCE
RUPERT
(Commencing
October
6)
.
S.S.
CAMOSUN
I
On
The
Side
.
.
.
by
H.
S.
"
'VJ
IMIU
11V
JL
professors
are
In
much
the
production
so
high
that
they
ame
plight
as
the
ordinary
,
cannot
compete
against
lm-government
employee.
Majority
ported
products
cheaper
In
of
them
are
deep
ln
debt
or
suf-
price
and
better
In
quality.
A
search
.
was
begun
in
the
Francois
Lake
area
Thursday
ties"
were
presented
to
the
gathering.
While
,ln
Victoria
and
Vancouver
Engineer
Stew
for
Joe
Corbett,
district
'rancher
Southbound
art,
iook
me
opportunity
10
in-
and.-
i0ner,
who
has
been
area
Northbound
Vancouver
What
tlo
delegates
to
an
en
spect
tne
mixing
pianis
,mai
missing
m
the
wooded
Lv.
Lv
ding
eake
which
was
duly
cut
by
the
bride.
Prince
Rupert
Sunday
11
p.m.
supply
surtacing
material
xor
south
of
Burns
Lake
since
last
JlVool
Dress
Pants.
OUIET
BUT
INTERESTING
the
streets
of
the
two
southern
Sunday
when
he
went
out
to
It
m.
Wednesday
9
p.m.
Arr.
Prince
Rupert
.
Friday
2
p.m.
Arr.
cities.
L
Tweed
S
h
r
t
round
up
a
number
of
horses.
Vancouver
Tuesday
3
p.m.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Morgan
are
residing
at
879
Summit
-Avenue.
The
bride
arrived
hre
about
a
year
and
a
half
.ago
from
gineers'
convention
do?
Like
any
other
gathering
of
specialists,
they
talk
shop
and,
acpord-lng
to
City
Engineer
D.
C.
Stewart,
who
attended
the
Municipal
and
Public
Works
Division
of
the
British
Columoia
Engineer
District
residents
and
provin
see
us
"Narrow
cial
police
began
the
search
As
others
Winding
and
,
warmly
lined.
i
x
$2.75
Miss
Doris
Date
ana
II.
B.
Mortan
United
In
Marriage
wanderins;
roads
Yorkshire,
England.
The
.groom
after
it
was
learned
that
he
had
has
been
a
resident
of
Prince
ramble
throughout
the
upper
IT
failed
to
return
from
the
hunt.
bORE'S
A
quiet
but
Interesting
wed-
Rupert
for
many
years..
ing
Society
recently,
engineer
reaches
and
lead
almlesslyjTJie
search
was
reported
"to
be
ding
was
solemnized
at
St.
An-
ith
Street
throughout
tne
rocKy
nuis
anu
continuing
today.
Corbett,
with
individual
problems
were
to
get
expert
advice
during
in
Also
new
service
between
"Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
..
Leaving
Prince
Rupert
(alternate
weeks)
fcl
Fridays
10
p.m.
(October
8,
22
etc.)
for
South
Island
ports
Fridays
10
p.m.
(Oct.
15,
29
etc.)
for
Masset
Inlet
ports
Full
information
and
tickets
from
.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert
Agent
1
"
Phon
fS8
knolls
that
make
up
the
resi-
(
well-known
pioneer
In
the
Lakes
drew's
Anglican
Cathedral
on
Wednesday
evening
when
Miss
formal
talks
after
conference
:
MEW
PASTOR
dential
part
01
tne
city.
in
.District,
was
known
to
have
Mil-
Doris
Dale,
former
superintend
hours.
'It
seemed
'
there
wa
is
composes
mostly
of
old,
fered
from
a
heart
ailment
for
usually
someone
who
had
nad
houses,
including
many
good
j
many
year.
ent
of
the
Ridley
Home,
and
IJCDC
TAHAV
Reuben
B.
Morgan,
former
well
,CKL
lUUAl
personal-
experience
with
the
ones,
ana
tne
occasional
re-1
modelled
one.
Also
scattered!
.
Known
naiiout
boat
operator
and
now
navigator
of
the
Anglican
Mission
boat
Northern
Cross,
were
united
in
marriage
Rev.
George
Sendell
to
Assume
Pulpit
of
'First
Presbyterian
Church
situation
under
discussion
and
was
willing
to
pass
on
their
Information.
,1
While
In
Victoria
Mr.
Stewart
around
are
a
few
new
houses,!
BASICALLY
THE
SAlvlE
part
of
the
current
expansion
All
rubies
and
sapphires,
going
on
in
the
area.
v
genuine
and
synthetic,
are
eom-
Am.
Prockter.
Mrs.
by
Rev.
Basil
S
Tn
ncsumi
thp
nnstAraLP
inf
ftnet
a
former
commanding
pi-
a
These
asphalt
roads
are
bare-
posea
or
aluminum
oxiae.
ly
wide
enough
for
two
cars
t3
I
nass
and
are
tediously
built
beside
the
road;
or
o
o
ntop
a
tten'ded
the
couple
and
Peter
jh".
We
pulpit
of
which
has
been
a-
md
with
on
the
Continent
Lien
i
presided
at
.
the
u-
pipe
j
organ
ant
in
Rev:
A
F
MacSweenl-.w.v,
v,.
w
wiih
n
mraiH
and
nvpr
small
hills
and
oi
a
rocxy
curi
nign
aoove
a
(1
-
-
-
-
-
i
vv
i
iri
1
varc
t
w
t
v
iwvii
'
v
.
-
"
i
to
play
the
wedding
march.
left
for
the
prairies
about
for
all
occasiz:
i
BirtKdays
4
(
1
Showers
t
.
Weddings..
J-.,.;,
Annivei'sarbs
we
have
many
others.
-
;
Following
the
ceremony,
a
re
1
nln
t,A
t
8.
vi
"
V.
'
survey
company
of
Royal
Ca-na-!
other
obstructions.
road,
giving
of
course
a
nice
view
dlan
Engineers.
At
'that
tinv;
Through
the
business
section
oI
the
surrounding
landscape,
they
were
engaged
In
the
task
are
bright
wide
roads,
one
block
t
'
of
'tdentifying
enemy
-tfanspejf
-wrrtrtits"
paved"
with
"
goodj
Prince
Bupertltes
deny
the
ICTORIA
...
w
dall
arrived
ln
the
city
by
thK
II7TLE
1
afternoon's
plane
from
Vaneou-
Alfred
.Street,
where
a
number
pi
p.m..
Cardena
ver.
nnrt
wnnon
movement
bv
means
strPpt
lipht
s.ind
sidewalks
and
.
towering
mountain
forming
a
m,
Catala
Mr.
Sendall
.
was
recently
or
of
friends
gathered
to
tender
their
felicitations
to
the
couple.
G.
V.
Hanley
proposed
a
toast
few
are
a
H
ALICE
ARM
full-length
backdrop
to,
the
city
causes
a
daily
rainfall.
This
summer
for
Instance
they
had
a
Of
aerial
maps.
Dr.
Trorey,
now
the
next
block
Is
a
nightmare
managing
director
of
Aero
Sur-
jn
wet
weather.
veys
Limited,
addressed
the
con--
vrv
nld
h,,,,riins
nniv
mctA.
p.m.
dalned
ln
Vancouver
after
graduating
from
Union
Theological
College.
He
Is
a
Bachelor
of
to
the
bride
to
whicn
the
groom
lesponded.
Refreshments
were
EN
CHARLOTTE
vention
on
"Aerial
Photos
as
an
erateiy
old
buildings,
and
a
few
record
of
six
weeks
without
rain
Arts
and
Bachelor
of
Divinity
BLAXDS
aid
to
Municipal
canning.
quite
modern
buildings
are
all
Just
"e
we
arnveu.
leatured
by
a
handsome
wed-.
genda1
ftnd
chd
u.m
b?
im,
Oct.
2,
11
p.m.
arriving
later.
i
Delegates
were
welcomed
to
quietly
resting
siae
.
oy
siaa
iue
huuiui,
hu
w6r,
wi.
'"'
'victoria
by
Mayor
P.
E.
George
around
the
business
area
about
wrote,
thU
description
for
the
!at
the
opening
of
the
conven-
three
blocks
wide
by
five
blocks
Powell
River
News,
following
a
Wea-ftion.
During
the
two
days
of
long.
Business
lots
come
in
three
trip
he
made
through
here
last
I.
SKINNER
Phont
Cd
t'J
.
w.
SI8
3rd
Ave
Prince
Rupert
Florists
300
Srd
Ave.
Box
51G
Tel.
777
flowora
For
All
Occasions
Ruoert
Aeent
James
Forman
left
on
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i
Phone
568
nesday
night's
train
-for
a
holl-
meetings,
addresses
that
ranged
conditions:
(a)
on
a
level
with
(month,
does
aoes
admit
uumii
that
mat
i-mrcv
Prlnw
Say
trip
T
to
Edmonton,.,
Urom
"small
bridges
and
cul-
the
road;
(b.
deep
in
a
gully
Rupert
Harbor
is
picturesque.
1
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AND
PROFESSIONAL
By
CHICK
YOUNG
BLONDIE
-A
Study
In
Still
Life.
WBAY
"NEW
LOOK"
.
BY
USING
TITS
-.ttjtt
vriTTTJ
HflME
THE
WORKS
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
SUITE
5.
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
18S
P.O.
Box
1401
P
GREEN
391
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AWiw
.
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WIDE
CHOICE
OF
BEAUTIFUL
TINTS
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Finish
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BLACK
758
10th
East
Has
the
Oil
Filter
on
your
car
been
cnangea
at
mi
facturer's
recommended
mileage?
And
while
on
tU
Bubect
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
In
New
Offices
ROOM
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STONE
BUILDING
ITSON'S
TERF.RS
AND
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REPAIRS
f
Materials
Mattresses
Curtains
Cushions,
pfer
have
all
the
other
points
requiring
periodical
SUCh
US"
'
'
Wheel
Bearing
Repack
Chanfee
of
Transmission
Lubricants
Cleaning
and
Re-Oiling
of
Air
Cleaner,
etc.
to
the
Instruction
book?
been
taken
care
ot
according
overlooked
even
by
the
owner
Many
of
these
details
are
who
conscientiously
has
his
car
lubricated
regularly.
f
We-remlnd
our
"Regulars"
as
these
services
become
due.
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MOTORS
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Furniture
811
P.O.
Box
5S6
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Avenue
RUPERT,
B.C.
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Wavfcg
Beauty
Culture
In
.
all
its
branches
L-
HUGHES
fopractor
NOTICE
TO
SUBSCRIBERS
FNER
BLOCK
204
th
street
Phone
658
Phone
Blue
442
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L.
RO.RIE
HANDYMAN
,
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
"tint,
Auditor,
etc.
That's
Liquidation.
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For
obvious
reasons,
the
principal
one
being
Increased
cost
of
production,
it
has
become
necessary
for
the
Daily
News
to
announce
a
long
deferred
but
small
increase-in
circulation
rates
to
be
effective
on
and
after
October
1,
198.
The
new
rates
will
be:
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CITY
CARRIER
DELIVERY:
Per
Week,
0c;
per
Month,
75c;
per
Year,
$8
'
BY
MAIL
Per
Year,
$5;
per
Month,
50c
Payment
may
be
made
up
to
and
including
September
80
of
any
arrears
or
of
advance
subscriptions
at
the
present
rates
Of
65c
per
monh
and
$7
per
year
for
city
delivery
mail.
Thereafter
both
arrears
and
advance
by
and
$4
per
year
payments
will
be
at
the
advanced
rates.
Subscribers
are
advised
to
check
up
their
accounts
and
take
advantage
ot
the
old
rates
as
long
as
they
lat.
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