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Tuesday,
March
9,
1948
The
Daily
News
Boys
Kn
Independent
daily
newspap
v
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
nd
all
communities
eom)-'.ig
northern
and
central
British
Columbia.
(Authorized
as
Stcond
...as
Mail.
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa)
Publih9d
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Princ
1
P
ft
Dally
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
G.
A.
1
UKTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
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WILLIAM
JEFFREY
HAS
ONE
OF
TOUCHEST
BEATS
BUT
DOES
IT
DEPENDABLY
Historic
Hazelton
is
Bill
Jeffrey's
home
town
but
he
has
spent
six
of
his
thirteen
years
in
Prince
Rupert
so
there
isn't
much
of
the
interior
dust
left
on
his
feet
now.
For
a
hobby
Bill
likes
to
work
with
wood
but
when
it
comes
to
choosing
a
life
occupation
he
names
S"
rUMIIIHI
SPRING
STYLE
PRESENT)
ANXIOUS
DAYS
OI-
INDIES'
WEAR
FRO
the
mechanical
trade.
Fishing
HE3
DEPENDABLE'
I
HE
I
-LADING
EASTER'
MANUI-
ACnjRERs
I
xrv
MARSHALL
ATTENDS
UNESCO
SEMINAR
-U.
S.
Secretary
of
State
George
C.
Marshall,
left,
made
xu
unscheduled
mx-ar-anc(
before
the
U.
S.
national
commission
meeting
in
Washington,
D.
C,
to
pivc
his
endorsement
to
the
work
they
are
doii
as
part
of
the
United
Nations
educational,
scientific
and
cultural
organization.
Dr.
Milton
S.
Eisenhower,
right,
is
rhnirmin
of
the
group
holding
a
seminar
to
meet
charges
made
by
countries
"behind
iron
curtain."
EVENINGS
OF
Tuesday.
Man;
Wednesday,
CAPITOL
THEATRE
for
sport
is
one
of
his
favorite
pastimes
but
he
doesnt
have
any
urge
to
enter
the
commercial
field.
Perhaps
he
has
had
too
much
of
the
water.
Bill
ont
tell
overboard
from
the
lamily
boat
while
it
wu
at
Carlisle;
Cannery.
Fortunately
for
him
there
was
a
xope
dangling
over
the
side
and
with
H
be
was
able,
to
climb
back
on
the
dok.
Another
sport
that
Bill
engages
in
is
boring
And,
as
n
member
of
the
Civic
lnu,
he
has
access
to
facilities
lor
phvs-:
ical
training.
Beading
is
a
lavarite
iorm
of
self-entertaiujnent
to
Bill
and
wiiile
most
rf
the
books
he
reads
IMPACT,
arising
from
Russia's
apparent
THE
resolution
to
increase
her
sphere
of
power
and
impose
her
communistic
system
on
the
world,
is
nearing.
The
line
is
about
to
be
drawn.
Joseph
Stalin
is
extending
himself
as
far
and
as
quickly
as
possible.
Czechoslovakia,
the
cradle
of
democracy,
has
succumbed
to
coercion
and
Finland
may
be
the
next
to
fall.
Events
are
shaping
that
way.
Meanwhile
events
are
considered
so
urgent
that
Britain,
France,
Belgium,,
the
Netherlands
and
Luxembourg
are
speeding
their
economic
and
military
alliance.
It
may
not
result
in
a
fighting
war
but
it
might
be
an
economic
conflict
and
a
serious
one.
These
are
anxious
days
and
the
possibilities
are
discomfiting.
Even
nations
whieh
normally
cherish
and
preserve
their
neutrality
to
the
last
ditch
are
deeply
concerned.
The
next
short
time
should
tell.
I
Jow
Aniituhle!
whatUty
Council
Did
.
.
.
Tabled
a
letter
from
the
at
the
first
of
the
year.
Cost
as
B.C.
Fire
Chiefs
Association
an-
less
than
$6,000.
Newspapemoy'
Margaret
IN
NEW
or;
K(KM
10
fj
KTnvr
I
are
on
the
light
side,
be
bal-1
ances
things
nj
by
Ktudying
one
of
the
world's
greatest
ollfc-Uons
of
literature
aid
bestseller
the
Bible.
October,
has
one
of
the
toughsl
rtiruWK
in
the
-ity.
It
is
an
up
nouncing
a
fire
"co;iet;e"
to
be
held
at
Kelowna
this
.spring
and
inviting
heads
of
the
local
lire
department
to
take
part
in
the
Instructional
course.
t
'
.
.
.
Approved
a
recommendation
of
the
utilities
committee
that
a
street
light,
presently
lo-:cuUd
at
the
corner
of
Hays
Cove
Avenue
and
Eighth
Av
and
downhill
beut
that
takes
in
Edward
all
of
Eleventh
Avenue
aiu'
A
student
of
King
W
II.IMNG
1
(
N
T.
W
f
P
110
Sf,
.
School,
Bill
is
in
Grade
&.
Sl-rbrooke
with
a
good
luiif
ON
CAPITALISM
.
.
.
Approved
the
granting
of
the
following
trade
licences
as
icixirted
by
the
licencing
committer:
A.
J.
Bussanlch
and
P.
Knutson.
hardware;
S.
J.
and
A.
J.
DominaU),
shn
and
ready-to-wear;
Michael
uus-si.
piano
tuning
and
rejiairing.
...
On
recommendation
of
the
Buard
of
Works,
decided
to
authorize
complete
demolition
ol
the
remaining
portion
of
the
Koosevelt
Park
gymnasium.
The
boiler
room
f
tlie
building
i
standing.
Bill,
who
has
been
.delivering
:ln
to
nwwrwK
(-ww'-i
um-i.
for
the
Daily
News
since
Hurt
4
in
to
ouud
it
ul.
BLUE
LOOK
FOR
THfc
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
IS
ADMIRER
OF
'
reading
tlie
account,
Mr.
Cain
'
ii'roLe
a
letter
to
the
Cuilv
News
enue
East!
be
moved
one
pole
eastward
on
Eit'hth
Av-
593
live
eupies
of
tlie
'
requetitiag
'(iil;uiiinu
his
g
rand
son':.
i.SSIM'
story
.
Gave
final
reading
to
a
by
HIS
GRANDSON
John
Ketcheson,
apparently,
has
a
loyal
admirer
in
his
grandfather,
J.
B.
Cain,
barrister
and
solicitor,
of
Young.
Saskatchewan.
Mrs.
T.
W.
Ketch?-son
sent
her
father
a
clipping
law
for
tlie
transfer
of
title
of
MODERN
DIAMOND
CUTTING
the
Conrad
Street
Sch.x.l
from
The
new
multi-facet
process
the
city
to
the
School
Board.
1
of
cutting
diamonds
is
the
first
The
school
was
turned
over
to
improvement
in
diamond
cut-
the
city
under
terms
of
a
re
wrmes
XDRUCS
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
.
.
.
Adopted
a
finance
committee
report
auAhoruing
the
sale
of
six-and-a-half
feet
of
lot
52.
block
S4,
section
1
to
Armstrong
Agencies
lor
fiKifl
un
be-hall
of
a
client.
News
which
contained
a
picture
ting
since
hte
lifth
century
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
vised
agreement
which
went
into
rflect
with
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corporation
and
story
of
John,
one
of
a
.series
when
tne
round
or
brilliant
cut
dealing
with
delivery
boys.
After
was
devised.
YOU
OWN
a
hammer,
you're
a
capitalist
this
IF
eye-catching
statement
heads
up
an
advertisement
of
a
Cleveland
machine
tool
manufacturing
firm
which
believes
in
active
defence
of
private
enterprise
Democracy.
The
ad
points
out
that
you
paid
money
for
the
hammer
that
you
own,
because
you
can
drive
more
nails
with
it
in
a
day,
and
drive
them
better
than
you
can
with
a
rock
or
the
he-.l
of
your
shoe.
You
saved
money
to
buy
the
hammer
in
order
to
increase
and
improve
production.
That
is
capital
Then,
suppose
"you
hire
a.
man
to
do
repairs
around
your
house.
If
he
has
no
hammer
and
roust
drive
nails
with
a
rock,
he
won't
get
much
repairing
done
in
a
day
and
so
you
can't
afford
to
pay
him
much.
His
production
and
the
quality
of
his
work
are
improved
when
he
is
supplied
with
proper
tools
so
you
can
afford
to
pay
him
more.
That's
how
capital
and
industry
work
together.
But
the
work
must
produce
enough
earnings
to
pay
the
higher
wages
to
the
workers
and
a
small
wage
to
the
owners
of
the.
machines
which
is
known
as
profit.
Otherwise,
why
should
the
people
who
have
saved
money
invest
in
the
machines?
With
no
returns
they
would
refuse
to
invest,
the
tools
would
be
allowed
to
deteriorate,
production
would
fall
off
and
wages
would
have
to
be
lowered.
And
says
the
ad:
"That's
why
workers
should
be
just
as
much
interested
in
making
a
profit
for
their
company
as
in
making
high
wages
for
themselves.
No
profit-no
wages."
Daily
car
deliver'
service
from
9
a.m.
till
6
p
ra.
Einfrgrncy
bicycle
delivn
from
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
and
Sunday
PHONE
81
j
R.C.A.
VICTOR
ATTACHMENT
"
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Y
PRICE
P
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future:
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fr
j
Up
to
43
a
1
A
PROFESSION
SEE
THEM
ON
DISHAY
$
JA
McRAE
BROS.
LlMll
nee
For
lVtnpt
ioiiijii
STvke
'
iv
i
Call
Mm
TRANSFER
&
k
STOUT-HEARTED
LADY
from
England
has
A
had
the
courage
to
suggest
in
public
that
housework
should
be
regarded
as
a
profession.
There
was
a
time
when
professionals
were
all
men,
and
college
graduates
at
that,
with
their
activities
largely
limited
to
the
law,
the
ministry
and
medicine.
For
no
particular
reason
at
all,
professional
people
came
to
be
regarded
as
more
respectable
than
non-professionals
who
worked
just
as
hard.
.
Respectability
has
long
been
more
cherished
than
either
legality,
a
quiet
soul,
or
healthy
body,
which
may
explain
why
professional
status
has
spread
far
and
wide
to
such
diverse
callings
as
box-in
e
and
nevsuaper
work.
There
are
even
professional
car
thieves.
It
took
the
world
oi
sport
to
think
up
the
most
exasperating
complication
to
all
this
by
throwing
in
an
amateur
as
the
only
alternative
to
a
professional.
Calling
a
person
an
amateur
is
downright
insulting
in
any
non-sporting
field.
And
even
sportsmen
seem
(mite
unable
to
agree
on
which
is
which.
-
.
Housewives
may
look
unon
themselves
as
unpaid
chars.
Being
professional
won't
lighten
the
load.
It
might
add
dignity,
but
housewives
already
have
that
rare
dignity
which
comes
from
beinp
needed
and
useful
something
many
jxople,
including
professionals,
haven't
got.
MESSENGER
SERVICE
J!
tinnblned
With
Prince
Uitpert
Dottle
CIUn-lor
303
Sid
Ave.
Went
t
PROVIDING
CANADIANS
.
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THE
WORLD...
WITH
PHIME
QUALITY
FISH
En
more
llian
in
other
fichlaof
inliii-t
rial
'inlavur,
I
he
htiftinems
of
ralehinp,
jnM-4-Hsin
aiul
marketing
linli
in
feiihjeet
to
ronMant
ehange
in
1e
linique
anl
markeliii"
trends.
-
Our
ohjeelie
I
to
make
use
of
the,
latest
equipment
in
harvesting
the
eateh,
ajid
to
proeess
it
in
MieJi
a
manner
that
it
vill
retain
peak
quality
and
command
distrilmtion
in
all
markets.
To
aehieve
this
goal,
we
cxereise
constant
vipilame
and
make
lare
expenditureH
to
originate
or
adapt
any
oM-ratinj
method
whieh
improve
the
quality
of
our
product
and
the
eifhienry
of
our
opera
t
ions.
The
combination
of
skilled
Ttritish
Columbia
fishermen,
modern
proeesw'np
planlM
and
sound
market
in
ji
knouhIe
eontrihuteH
to
British
tuinUia
prmperity
!
transforming
our
valuable
fisheries
resources
into
substantial
payrolls.
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MARINE
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