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Prince
Uucert
Daflp
rectos
Wednesday,
April
27,
1949
ANNOUNCEMENT
M'Y
MAE!
Formerly
.
d.
Dr.
Robert
Hunter
Engaged
In
East
Dr.
Robert
Hunter,
who
went
to
school
In
Prince
Rupert
years
ago
and
lifed
for
considerable
time
at
'Hazel
ton'
where
his
father
was
manager
of
Ihe
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
and
later
managing
secretary
of
the
Hazelton
Hospital,
will
be
married
next
month
in
Toronto.
Dr.
Hunter,
who
is
on
the
medical
staff
ol
a
Montreal
.military
hospital,
Is
the
son
of
Robert
Hunter,
sr.,
who
is
at
present
in
Prince
Rupert
in
his
capacity
as
an
income
tax
inspector.
Dr.
Hunter
is
a
graduate
of
University
of
British
Columbia
and
McGill
s
now
in
position
to
offer
protn
efficient
service
to,
jts
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Ontario,
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a
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Kingui
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known
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has
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restored,
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Good
News
and
Bad
IF
IT
WERE
not
for
the
seriously
deteriorating
J.
-situation
in
China,
with
its
compromising
incidents
threatening
an
international
crisis,
the
prospect
of
settlement
of
the
trouble
in
Berlin
through
the
calling
off
of
the
Russian
blockade
and
the
convening
of
Big
Four
conference
to
compose
differences
between.
Soviet
Russia
and
the
western
powers
would
be
welcomed
as
great
news
indeed.
Reaction
of
London
and
Washington
to
the
new
conciliatory
attitude
of
Russia,
whatever
the
reason
for
it
may
be,
is
reassuring.
It
is
unfortunate,
though,
that,
just
as
the
air
is
beginning
to
clear
in
one
international
theatre,
the
clouds
should
be
ominously
lowering
in
another.
Those
are
serious
events
that
are
occurring
in
the
resumption
of
China's
civil
war
and
it
is
difficult
to
remain
indifferent
to
their
implications.
It
will
be
a
happy
day
again
if
and
when
the
sick
old
world
is
restored
to
the
position
where
all
the
sore
spots
are
healed,
or
composed
at
once.
BREAK
FOR
LITTLE
WOMAN
A
REGULATION
of
the
British
Columbia
liquor
laws
providing
that
beer
parlors
must
close
j-for
an
hour
at
dinner
time
appears
to
be
winning
"1
strong
approval.
It
seems
to
be
chiefly
a
domestic
"""matter
for,
if
there
is
anything
that
infuriates
a
wife,
it
is
to
see
the
hot
dinner
she
has
prepared
becoming
cold
while
friend
husband,
full
of
beer
and
argument,
lingers
on
in
the
parlor.
The
latter
are
now
locked
from
six
to
seven
sharp,
and
no
delays,
if
s
or
butsl
Out
you
go
!
It
should
help
!
CONFESSED
SPY
WATCHED
CLOSE
WINNIPEG
m
A
confessed
Russian
spy
is
undor
close
watch
in
the
Winnipeg
jail,
under
strict
guard
to
prevent
his
possible
suicide.
Dendinn
denortation
binaiions;
all
siwJ
MEN'S
WORK
Vi
t
erized;
all
sizes
'
NOW
spy
ring.
Leschenko
was
em
PORT
SIMPSON
CHILD
DIES
ployed
at
a
Calgary
flour
mil!
MEN'S
PANTS
-
when
taken
into
custody.
and
dress;
bi;
t
i,i........
.
Two-year
old
Walter
Ryan
of
wnich
has
been
rdered
Dimit
A
RARE
TREAT
INDEED
All
political
parties
were
represented
when
the
Easter
Seal
Campaign
was
officially
opened
in
Ottawa
with
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
buying
the
first
sheet
from
"Timmy,"
11-year
old
crippled
boy
who
is
represented
on
the
Easter
Seals
as
being
typical
of
the
work
done
by
Service
Clubs
and
their
Society
for
Crippled
Children
in
alleviating
the
crippling
conditions
amongst
afflicted
youngsters.
Autographing
the
seals
for
"Timmy"
are
left
to
right
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent,
Gordon
Graydon,
Progressive
-
Conservative
party
whip;
Solon
Low,
Social
Credit
leader
and
M.
J.
Coldwell.
C.C.F.
leader.
"'""t
inonit
Best
Port
Simpson
died
in
prince
fitting,
at
real
From
j)
MEN'S
FINE
SITTS
All-wool,
double-braated;
'
NOW
ri
Leschanko,
36,
was
arrested
at
Calgary
last
week
as
an
Ulega!
immigrant
and
was
brought
here
pending
disposition
of
his
case
by
immigration
authorities.
Leschenko
Is
a
former
Russian
officer.
He
said
that
he
entered
Rupert
General
Hospital
Sunday
morning
after
having
been'
rushed
to
the
city
earlier
in
the
j
day
from
Port
Simpson
in
com-.
pany
with
Miss
J.
Muirhead
R.
N.,
the
reserve
nurse.
The
mother,
Bernice
Ryan,
is
in
j
Miller
Bay
Hospital.
i
Even
for
double
the
price
you
can't
buy,
anything
better
than
BOYS'
SWEATER!
a
displaced
persons
camp,
in
Ger-
ection
at
real
From.
A
Spot
of
Comment..
'
many
as
an
Estonian,
and
gain-
UUXV
LONG
t
Wallace
by
made,
good
fill
worsteds
and
alll
P.
W.
Forbes,
steamboat
in-1
ed
entry
lnto
Canada
under
Rus-
spector
from
Vancouver,
is
a
sian
instructions,
visitor
In
the
city
on
official
The
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
duties.
He
arrived
at
the
first
Police
will,
not
say
how
they
be-of
the
week
from
the
south,'
came
suspicious
of
him,
nor
if
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Forbes.
he
was'connected
with
the
1945
si
bps.
From
COMPROMISED
SOCIALISM-
Z2J.
KNITTING
Wi
quality;
beautiful
field
of
thought.
It
is
unusually
or
skein.
Real
prici
strict
in
demanding
that
its
NOW,
ball
....
4-oa.
skein
t
party
representatives
hew
strictly
to
the
party
line
in.
all
matters
regardless
of
their
personal
convictions.
All
of
this
is
regimentation
in
it&
first
phases
and
there
lies
the
danger.
The
first
requirements
of
totalitarian
socialism
include
all
these.
Giving
them
the
benefit
of
Socialism
has
been
a
driving,
force
in
Canadian
politics
a
driving
force
rather
than
a
leading
one,
a
constantly
nagging
force
that
is
itself
incapable
of,
responsible
and
mature
leadership,
yeb
quixotically
keeps
the
party,
stirred
up
and
the
crowd'
moving.
It
has
proved
that
nagging
can
be
just
as
effective
in
the
broad
field
of
politics
as
in
the
small
group,
It
forces
its
badgered
victim
to
stop
swaggering,
have
done
with
procrastination,
quaff
the
last
quick
i
Chandler
&
(
(if
X'W"A
fv
v
the
doubt
ana
assuming
that
it
is
involuntary
on
their
part
that
they
are
sincerely
trying
PORTRAIT
8'
Film
Finishing
Flash
Photos
Taki
I
stirrup
cup
and
ride
on
about
for
a
closer
knit
and
more
effective
organization
does
not
eliminate
the
danger.
Rather,
it
Phone
Green
389
PRINCE
RUPEES
!
accentuates
it
for
it
indicates
that
the
communists,
given
SMITH
&
E
time,
probably
can
subtly
infiltrate
C.C.F.
ranks
and
eventually
assume
control.
This
fs.
the
more
startling
when
one
considers
thai
their,
hold
then
would
be
poiitical
as
well
as
economic,
and
nation-wide.
How
then
can
we
best
protect
our
ideals,
of
freedom
for
the
individual,
against
a
form
HAVE
HAD
YEARS
OF
PLUMBING
AND
HEATING
EXPERIENCE
PHONE
174
MAKE
HOLIDAY
IN
NORTH
SOME
FOLKS
go
away
east
or
down
south
.to
find
some
spot
from
which
to
plan
the
annual
summer
holiday.
Why
not
stay
around
Prince
Rupert
and
have
a
choice
of
the
Skeena
River,
Jasper
Park,
Alaska
and
the
famed
passage,
Limber-lost,
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
or
plenty
more
points
in
between?
The
city
is
practically
in
the
centre
of
all
and
far"
from
none.
DO
WE
WANT
COALITION?
THINGS
between
the
Liberals
and
Conservatives,
judging
from
a
Conservative
letter
in
this
paper
;
Monday,
have
reached
somewhat
of
an
impasse
in
endeavouring
to
find
an
acceptable
candidate.
Yet
there
should
still
be
some
possibility
of
an
accord
being
reached
providing
Liberals
and
Conservatives
are
really
interested
in.
electing
a
Coalitionist
rather
than"
a
Socialist
to
Victoria.
2
'
Possibly
some
Liberals
would
prefer
to
see
a
C.
C.F.'er
elected
than
a
Conservative
or
there
may
be
Conservatives
who
prefer
a
Socialist
to
a
Liberal.
That
is
not
in
line
with
the
principle
of
coalition
which
involves
the
submersion
of
die-hard
old
party
prejudice
and
the
agreeing
upon
and
support
of
a
mutually
acceptable
candidate.
If
there
is
no
give
and
take,
no
compromise,
there
can
be
no
effective
coalition.
his
business
but
fast.
Socialism,
therefore,
has
its
rightful
place
in
the
scheme
of
things
today.
But
put
an
irascible
nagger
in
the
leader'i
shoes
and
what
happens?
His
flair
for
criticism
is
without
a
target
and
he
is
confused,
impotent,
useless.
Have
you
noticed
how
inept
England's
social
opportunists
have
been
in
dealing
with
their
own
labor
problems?
The
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
has
provided
in
British
Columbia
a
type
of
critical
opposition
ihat
has
kept
things
moving.
That
is
good
opposition.
It
can
even
be
termed
constructive.
Unfortunately,
they
must
be
regarded
in
a
more
dangerous
light
because
of
the
opportunity
they
unwittingly
present
to
the
communist
element.
in
Can
of
attack
so
subtly
insidious?
Only
through
the
ballot
render
their
'
efforts
ineffective
and
force
them
into
the
open
by
denying
control
to
the
C.C.F.
party
in
every
house
of
legislature
in
Canada.
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IlllillWUiulll
IliliilllliililtliliJI
T.S.4
PRINCE
R
SAILS
VANCO
UNWANTED
FOOTWEAR
NEWTON
ABBOT,
Eng.,
P
Forty-five
pairs
of
footwear.
Irom
riding
boots
to
baby
shoes,
were
lying
in
Sidney
Hillman's
shop
for
repair
when
he
died
after
Christmas.
So
far
only
one
pair
has
been
claimed,
and
Interitifil
EackThi
at
11:1'.
ada.
Communist
cells
are
being
ejected
by
-the
labor
unions
and
are
forced
to
seek
othsr
spawning'
grounds.
What
better
territory
could
they.,
possibly
find
than
in
the
ranks
of
the
C.C.F.?
They
require,,
indeed
they
cannot
exist
without
a
regi
For
KETU
WEDNESDAY
mented
organization,
such
as
the
unions
were,
in
order
to
Hoping
for
something
or
saving
for
it?
Many
of
your
fondest
dreams
are
centred
in
your
chilJren.
You
want
Ihem
to
have
a
good
education,
to
develop
their
special
talents,
to
have
a
good
start
in
life.
And
so
you
plan
...
The
things
you
hope
for
so
often
depend
on
how
well
you
save.
Now
is
the
time
to
set
up
a
saving,
plan
which
will
help
you
achieve
the
thing,
you
want
most.
Today
is
A
good
time
to
start
a
Royal
Bank
savings
account.
THE
ROYAL
DANK
OF-
CANADA
8
For
R'l
most
rapidly
and
effectively.
PHOTOGRAPHY
I
the
photographing
of
more
than
7000
square
miles
of
wood
Write
CITY
(!
TENDERS
propagate.
They
need
a
res-,
pectable
front
behind
which
to
i
1
hide
while
they
create
and
spread
their
foreign
doctrines.
Oil
PRINC'I
CEAkKU
TENDERS,
addressed
to
ed,
hilly
country.
The
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
here
said
that
poor
flying
weather
had
been
hampering
continued
air
search.
the
undersigned
and
marked
"Tender
for
combined
dwelling
and
l
Hunt
at
Pointer
Island."
will
be
received
up
to
12
o'clock
noon.
E
D.S
:
T.
Monday,
May
16.
1949
for
the
er
Tailored
precisely
to
thpir
needs
is
the
C.C.F.
organization.
IN
AIR
QUEST
OTTAWA,
xf,
Four
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
craft
left
nearby
Rockcliffe
airport
Tuesday
to
photograph
the
general
area
where
a
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
aircraft
has
been
missing
since
last
Thursday.
Armed
with
the
latest
photo-survey
the
planes
hope
to
complete
the
operation
by
night-fall.
It
is
already
socialist
minded
and
is
national
in
scope.
It
has
already
taken
a
long
step
toward
regimenting
its
party
members
and
dictating
in
the
You'll
find
a
friendly
welcome
at
the
ection"
of
a
combined
dwelling
and
light,
fog
alarm
and
oil
house
at
Pointer
Island,
near
Ocean
Falls,
B.
C.
Plans,
specifications,
labour
conditions,
form
of
contract
and
tender
forms
may
be
obtained
on
application
to
the
District
Marine
Agent,
Department
of
Transport.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
upon
receipt
of
an
accepted
cheque
made
payable
to
the
'Royal
WARNING
TO
SEALERS
TROMSO,
Norway,
W
Twenty
Norwegian
sealing
vessels
recently
left
here
for
the
ice
barriers
off
Greenland.
Crews
were
warned
against
the
use
of
sea"l
meat
found
to
contain
trich-
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OF
CARL
POULSEN.
OTHERWISE
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRANCH
-
-
D.
W.
G.
STEWART,
Manager
-
New
in
peacetime
Air
Force
Prince
Km'
Finest
Eating
BROAD
Receiver
General
of
Canada
for
the
routine,
the
operation
Involves
Una
(worm
parasite).
KNOWN
AS
MARTINUS
PAULSEN,
i
sum
of
10.00,
This
cheque
will
be
returned
upon
receipt
of
the'
plans
and
specifications
in
good
condition.
Additional
information
with
reeard
OTHERWISE
KNOWN
AS
CARL
MARTINUS
POULSEN,
DECEASED.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honour
Judge
W.
O
Fulton,
made
on
CAfl
NOW
AVAILABLE
BEST-F0C
to
such
work
and
location
of
the
site
may
also
be
obtained
from
the
said
Agent.
5
Each
tender
must
be
accompanied
by
a
certified
cheque
on
a
chartered
Canadian
bank
equal
to
ten
per
cent
(10)
of
the
tender
price
payable
to
the
order
of
the
Receiver
General
of
Canada,
which
cheque
I
the
26th
day
of
November.
A
D.
1949,
j
my
appointment
as
Executrix
of
the
I
estate
of
Carl
Poulsen.
otherwise
;
Known
as
Martlnus
Paulsen
or
Carl
i
Martlnus
Poulsen,
deceased,
was
con-j
firmed.
All
parties
having
claims
against
I
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
I
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
ORMES
DRUGS
BEST
C0j
DRUGS
v.iu
oe
ioneitea
me
on
or
before
the
31st
day
of
May.
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,,"
,
,
.
B
1949.
after
which
claims
filed
may
be
""gh
e!,t
lnt"
a
paid
without
reference.
to
any
claims
'
f
f"
f
hU
1
oi
which
I
then
had
no
knowledge.
i'
10
"I'.80'
or
,n,UnS
to
.
FATHER.
!'
Take
the
Family
to
Limberlost
This
Year!
.
ADVENTURE!
EXCITEMENT!
ENTERTAINMENT
FOR
ALL
CHILDREN
Sports-
Swimming,
Games
Galore
MOTHER
Bathing;,
Croquet,
Bridge,
etc.
FATHER
Fishing,
Hunting,
Boating,
etc.
All
these
can
be
had
at
Limberlost
at
rates
to
fit
your
'
pocketbook.
For
further
information
contact
LIMBERLOST
LODGE,
2nd.
Ave.
Phone
5C3
or
Union
Steamships
offices,
3rd.
Ave.,
Phone
508.
And
nil
n.irt.ies
Inriehtert
tn
the
en-
hks
a
cow
tract.
Cheques
of
unsuccessful
ten-
tote
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
forthwith.
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
STORE
HOURS
WEEK
DAYS,
9
A.M.
TO
9
P.M.
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
11
NOON
TO.
2
P.M.
7,
P.M.
TO
9
P.M.
a
Spec
i
.nil'1"'
dtrers
will
be
returned.
Any
tender
not
accompanied
by
a
security
deposit
as
described
will
not
be
considered.
The
Department
does
not
bind
itself
to
accept
the
lowest
or
any
tender.
F.
T.
COLLINS,
Secretary.
Department
of
Transport.
Ottawa,
Ontario,
April
20,
1B49.
(98)
.now
DATED
this
21st
day
of
April,
A
D.
1948.
EVA
POULSEN.
Executrix,
Estate
of
Carl
Poulsen,
otherwise
known
as
Martlnus
Paulsen
or
Carl
Martlnus
Poulsen,
co
Brown
&
Harvey,
Barristers
St,
Solicitors,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
-108
LOOK
FOtt
TIIE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
FOB
TARE
Dally
car
delivery
service
from
9
a.m.
til
6
p.m."
PHONE
Emergency
bicycle
delivery
Irom
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
and
Sunday
.
wiarr
THi"p!
fins