!
W.
A.
Thorn
of
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Works
arrived
In
the
city
on
'the
Chilcotia
yesterday
after
Better
English
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Giving
Donald
Sordon
Dinner
Newcomers
Welcomed
iPasfor
Is
Vigorous
Mwdny.
April
24,
1:150
noon,
being
here
on
a
business
visit.
SAL
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence
V
"This
summer
is
j
t
Vio
appnt.s
thp
Invitation
Australian
Wenii.r,
Form
Her
iv.nirt
Oordon.
oresident
and
Aotter
than
any
I
have
ever
ex-
'C
Aro
....
First
Fresbyterian
Church
Hears
Its
New
Minister
Committees
to
Help
Migrants
Settle
An
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
'
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
!
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
j
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
j
British
Columbia
!
shower
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright,
new
pastor
Australia
The
of
First
Presbyterian
Church,
V
v."
lU
1
SYDNEY,
chah-man
of
the
board
of
di-
perienced."
rectors
of
the
Canadian
Na-
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronun-
tional
Railways,
will
be
tendered
elation
of
"hangar"?
a
complimentary
dinner
by
the
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
Is
Fiince
Rupert
Chamber
of
misspelled?
Spacious,
spagctti,
Commerce
on
the
occasion
of
spasmodic.
his
visit
here
on
May
11.
4
what
does
the
word
"recr'ud-
w
ww
nQMg
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
:
Country
Women's
Association
opening
his
ministry
yesterday,
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
R.
E.
Mortimer
Men'i
-''.IIIHL'nr...
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
M
en
OKP0
The
invitation
was
rxicuu
,,scencP"
mean.
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPRJ
By
Carrier,
Fe
r
Week,
coc;
Per
Month.
73c;
rer
Teat.
$8.00;
By
Matt.
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
to
Mr.
Gattlon
at
me
ween-emi
and
a
reply
is
being
awaited.
Ve7
Special
MVti'n
CAV
.
wiuose
irom
From
with
more
than
90,000
members
proved
himseit
to
tie
a
vigorous
throughout
Australia
is
helping
preacher
with
a
challenge
for
newcomers
to
the
Commonwealth
his
congregation.
He
called
in
to
settle
in
their
adopted
coun-
his
morning
sermon
for
the
ac-tiy.
ceptance
and
application
of
the
The
organization,
dedicated
to
spirit
of
God's
Word,
not
me-e'.y
improving
the
welfare
of
women
a
profession
of
morality
or
phil-and
children
in
rural
districts,
osophy.
There
was
no
.substitute
Is
affiliated
with
the
Associated
for
the
Gospel,
he
said.
'
Country
Women
of
the
World.
Mr.
Wrgiht
asked
for
the
sup-Its
activities
include
the
set-
port
and
co-operation
of
the
ting
up
of
baby
health
centres,
congregation
in
the
disserriina-rest
rooms
and
school
children's
tion
of
God's
word.
Unfortur.-hostels
in
country
towns.
It
also
ately.
Prince
Rupert
was
not
V
What
is
a
word
beginning
with
dep
that
means
"to
exhaust".
Answers
1.
Say.
"This
summer
Is
hotter
than
any
other.'
2.
Pronounce
hang-er,
a
as
in
add,
e
as
In
her;
or
hang-gar,
second
a
as
in
ah;
accent
Is
on
first
syllable.
3.
Spaghetti,
f.
The
state
of
break-
Services
To
Be
Protected
ai,ra'
.
l.
57.50
Critical
Or
Co-operative?
e
,
ANEW
PASTOR
in
a
Prince
Rupert
pulpit
yesterday,
in
addressing
his
congregation
for
the
first
time,
expressed
the
hope
that,
instead
01
OTTAWA
.
tT
Transport
Min
Now
iter
Chevrier
told
Commons
Ing
out
again
after
temporary
c
pei
ales
seaside
and
city
holiday
'
alone
in
the
seeming
disregard
Mers's
Cabart
of
Friday
that
"rare
will
be
taken
abatement.
A
recrudescence
of
of
the
day
for
the
principles
being
critical,
they
be
co-operative.
What
the
pastor
homes
for
country
women,
con
made
In
England
aoc
handicraft
classes
'
and
Christianity.
He
asked
his
con
lg.
NOW
said
to
his
congregation
might
well
be
applied
to
gregation
not
criticism
but
fo1-
to
avoid
the
necessity
ot
curtau-
barbarism
brought
poverty
to
the
ment
of
services"
as
a
result
of
itlon.
5.
Deplete,
r
(
w
fire
regulations
imposed
on
oasseneer
ships
following
the
HHMM-
me
community.
We
are
verv
much
afraid
that
there
is
a
i
nree
shades,
pieil(
zippers,
real
bargain.
From
j
The
asociation
has
formed
j
sympathy
and
assistance
in
the
!
special
committees
at
various
j
carrying
out
of
the
ministerial
I
branches
to
help
new
arrivals
,
WOrk.
After
all.
he
asked,
who
!
from
Britain
and
European
coun-
j
was
there
wlthnn
rau:i
w-.io
was
l
SINGER
Noronic
disaster.
Shipping
officials
on
the
Pacific
Coast
nave
expressed
Tear
that
small
pas-fenger
ships
may
toe
put
eut
of
business
B5V
SWEATERS,
At
"
tries.
ijustlfed
in
maely
finding
fault''
Members
of
these
committees
j
Mr
wdght
discoursed
in
the
make
a
point
of
visiting
migrant
evening
on
Tne
Main
Character
reception
centres,
where
new
alter
of
History"
and,
evnluj
We
wpah"
all
wakes
Sewing
Machines
WORK
GUARANTEED
For
Free
Estimates
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Malcolm
citizens
irom
turope
live
until
i
service,
there
was
a
conereEa-
..r
d,,(,i.
orrivoH
in
the
rlt.v
they
learn
English
and
can
take
'
finnn,
rpr,nt.inn
to
meet
Mr
and
i,.,
,..,t.,u
after-
$153.50
t
IJJ
,UliHJl.il
Jt.3Vl.4VUJ
n
community.
-
Mra
wrieht
and
their
daughters.
n.Wiitvi
u
hpr
n
n
their
place
in
the
,
.
u
iimjti.
mi.
The
country
women
take
presents
and
afternoon
tea
to
these
Phone
664
j
Singer
Sewing
Centre
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
centres,
Invite
the
new
arrivals
witness
in
tiv
preliminary
trial
of
John
Barrie
Sanders
on
a
charge
of
thrlt.
BWIBMIW
'WW
'"V
KJUf'll
ilwwyi
Painting
&
SAVES
SPACE
I
GIANT
CAPACITY!
EASILY
PODTAtlEI
OPERATES
ON
29
OR
40
CYCIEI
to
their
homes
and
help
them
to
learn
English.
WALLPAPER
Ha:
'
Can
At
Bathurst,
about
150
miles
tendency
among
many
Prince
Rupert
people,
to
be
critical
rather
than
co-operative,
to
be
supercilious
rather
than
helpful,
to
be
imbued
with
their
own
righteousness
rather
than
understanding
of
the
other
fellow's
problems
and
difficulties.
Criticism,
as
such,
might
as
well
be
left
unsaid
unless
it
is.
accompanied
by
useful
and
practicable
suggestion
for
improvement.
Too
often
are
we
inclined
to
think
the
other
fellow
is
not
doing
too
well
with
his
task
without
reflecting
if
we
would
do
any
bettjr
if
Ave
had
.to
face
the
same
job
and
solve
the
sas
problems
under
similar
circumstances.
SSSrhe
easiest
thing
to
do
is
to
find
fault
and
the
fault
finders
are
often
the
fellows
with
a
lot
of
faults
whiehy
usually,
they
do
not
perceive
themselves.
We,
as
a
community,
could
accomplish
a
lot
'more
if
we
could
sit
down
together
and
consider
our
problems
in
a
spirit
of
mutual
desire
to
help
and
improve
rather
than
merely
criticize
the
other
fel-Jmrf
or
what
he
does
or
fails
to
do,
generally
without
SPENCE
&
MA
ll'hone
Blue
215-2"
west
of
Sydney,
where
there
is
a
big
migrant
centre.
Country
Phone
311
McBride
St.
juiiiruit
I
product!
Women's
Association
nvmbers
have
exchanged
knowledge
about
!
handicrafts
with
the
European
women,
teaching
them
to
make
j
Australian-type
pottery
or
bas-
;
ketware,
and
learning
to
do
the
j
fine
embroidery
and
handiwork
j
In
which
many
of
the
migrants
excel.
'
At
Castle
Hill,
about
30
miles
from
Sydney,
members
of
the
1
for
-
?
Wolls,
Woodwofi:
and
Furniw
district
Country
Women's
Asso-
i
Thompson
Ho
ciation
branch
recently
held
a
special
party
to
which
all
new
settlers
are
Invited.
I
V:
Co.W
nueh
appreciation
of
the
difficulties
which
he
has
:o
face
nd
,the
problems
which
be
has
to
contend
frith.
!
Often
the
loud
critic
is
the
least
constructive
pitizen.
Often
the
quiet
worker
who
is
plugging-fcuvay
with
his.
own
responsibilities
has
not
time
to
be
The
24
new
settlers
who
w?nt
to
the
party
Included
wonier.
'
,
DAY
OR
NIGHT
Oil
Burner
Service!
If
your
oil
burner
does
not
give
perfect
service
call
fiOIUMIN
KONSON
The
NKW
plume
number
Itl.ACK
503.
Gordon
D.
Ronson
Oil
Burner
Specialist
All
work
Is
backed
by
an
unconditional
guarantee
733
5th
West
Black
503
MaririK,
Parkin(,(
Shipping
ind
0
Cartart
tni
Oomplt'te
RritaWe
from
the
United
Kingdom,
Lt-
,
vians,
Australians
and
Cif-ho-
j
slovakians.
Nearly
all
the
new
j
settlers
work
on
farms
in
the
district.
After
the
party,
many
'
of
the
women
joined
the
Country
.
Women's
Association
andarei
now
taking
part
in
its
activities
j
(ent
Service,
also
l
of
he
finding
faultvwith
what
the
other
is
doing,
j
The
habitual
fault-finder
often
has
a
lot
faults
himselfv
But
he
does
not
realize
them
or
night
not
be
.so
ready
to
criticize.
Canadian
Lkjuld
l'i
v.
for
Oxygen.
Atf.-welding
suppllfi
Lindtay
I
Carl
Storage
Lint
ik.
f
v.
cnr.
2nd
and
Park
JS
THIS
UTOPIA?
1
NAPIER
MOORE,
Financial
Post
columnist,
rummaging
through
a
stack
of
old
music,
cam
i
(
TfTTOss
a
song
entitled
"In
1950."
It
was
written
40
yesrs
ago
by
Nelson
Jackson,
then
a
popular
English
I
Est.
1910
Dion
RADIO
REPAIRS-
i
v
r
!
r
'
A
f
which
used
to
send
audiences
into
convulsions
are
Mrs.
Heilbroner
j
Dies
Suddenly
Mrs.
Max
Heilbroner,
pioneer
;
Prince
Rupert
woman,
passed
away
suddenly
at
the
week-end
in
Phoenix,
Arizona.
News
of
her
demise
will
be
received
with
a
sense
of
regret
by
her
many
old
friends.
With
Mr.
Heilbroner
in
Phoenix
were
her
husband,
pioneer
jeweler,
and
her
daughter,
Mrs.
Mtxine
Carson
of
Ottawa.
Mr.
Heilbroner
has
been
in
ill
health
for
some
years.
Last
summer
he
sold
his
business
WE
PICK
UP
AND
DELIVER
48
HR.
SERVICE-
PHONE
BLUE
WJ
KEN'S
RADIO
CLINIC
'
718
2nd
Ave.
West
hese
extracts:
Model
dwellings,
free
clothing
and
six
meata
a
day
Will
be
found
by
the
State
for
all
those
who
cah't
pay.
And
what
price
the
poor
British
Taxpayer,
eh?
s
In
1950.
The
Tories
by
then
will
have
got
back
to
power
In
1950.
here
to
George
Cook
and
leH'
for
Vancouver
where
a
time
was
spent
before
proceeding
to
Tonight
Hear
.
.
.
Hon.
HERBERT
AHSCOl.'lB
Leader
of
the
Progressive
Conservative
Party
in
B.C.
and
Minister
of
Finance
in
the
Johnson-Anscomb
Coalition
Government
Discuss:
"Some
Financial
Facts'9
Ormes
n
Mrs.
Heilbroner
was
born
near
San
Francisco
in
California
73
years
ago.
In
1904
she
went
to
SAnd
on
us
their
blessings
again
thev
will
shower,
-
In
1950.
Mr.
Balfour
will
no
doubt
continue
his
plan
Of
explaining
his
meaning
as
only
he
can,
.
.
.
.
And
Winston
will
be
quite
a
nice
little
man
In
1950.
tht
Pioneer
DmOT
Dawson
in
the
Yukon
to
marry
Mr.
Heilbroner.
She
and
Mr.
Heilbroner
came
here
in
1910
fiom
San
Francisco
and
Seattle
after
having
come
out
of
the
Yukon
in
1908.
PRESCRIPTION
btK
A.
W.
Newman,
assistant!
W.
R.
Overend,
who
was
with!
a
son.
Henrv
Heiihrnner
rtipri
CFPRtO:15pm.
Daily
Delivery
Service
freight
traffic
manager,
Union
the
customs
service
here
years
here
several
years
ago.
Steamships
Ltd.,
after
making
agQ
and
has
more
recenUy
been
Phone
81
line
I,lands.'disembarked
from
in
Vancuer-
s
Passenger,
the
Camosuh'-here"
yesterday
af-
aboard
the
Chilcotin
last
evening:
t;rnoon
and
sailed
last
night
on
going
through
to
Stewart
where
the
Chilcotin
to
make
the
trip
he
will
join
the
service
of
the
Sil-
Olfidal
Thumbs
Down
Work
Return
RUPERT
CEMENT
PRODUCTS
LIMITED
tj
AUce
Arm
and
Stewart.
bak-Premier
mine
When
You
Buy
Ci
YOU
BUY
THE
IB
Ready-Mix
Concrete
Delivered
to
the
Job
LONDON
if;A
leading
Union
official
Saturday
turned
down
a
1
back
to
work,
offer
from
striking
London
dock
workers.
The
National
Dock
Labor.
Board
reported
that
7,931
men
out
of
a
total
dock
area
for?e
'
of
27,000
were
on
strike.
This
Is
pi
s'i
.
r
i
n
n
'
for
SAVING
MONEY
inn"""
-
fin
$41.95
to
K
if
i
Bicycles
Tricycles
Joycycles
Ag
(vC
money
wfe
nd
boild
j
11
yh
UP
rcs've
funds
...
or
accumulate
money
for
y'
special
purposes,
follow
the
lead
of
more
than
a
million
Canadians
and
start
a
B
of
M
savings
account.
Begin
building
a
"success
fund"
for
tomorrow
...br
an
increase
of
100
compared
with
the
previous
day.
The
Board
said
that
39
vessels
including
eleven
food
ships
are
idle.
Strikers,
in
an
unofficial
meeting
at
the
week-end,
voted
to
return
to
workMf
the
Transport
and
General
Workers
Union
Would
now'
PRICES:
Include
Darex
the
fifth
ingredient
In
Concrete
Four
Sticks
Cement
to
Yard
$16.00
per
yard
Five
Sacks
Cement
to
Yard
$17.50
per
yard
S
I
x
Sacks
Cement
to
Yard
$18.95
per
yard
No
Orders
Accepted
for
1ps
than
two
yards
rQI'IPMKNT
FOR
RENT:
'
Two
wheeled
rubber
tyred
concrete
buggies
bc
per
day
Seven
cubic
feet
capacity
Single
wheeled
concrete
barrows
..
50c
per
day
.
ORDERS
TO
15E
IN
ONE
DAY
PRIOR
TO
DELIVERY
Phones:
Office
60;
Plant
504
display
on
-t
.
visiting
your
nearest
B
of
M
branch
today.
Bank
of
Montreal
5
working,
with
Canaditnt
in
tvtry
walk
lift
stmt
1X17
poll
all
dock
hands
as
to
whether
the
executive
council
should
reinstate
three
expelled
dock
workers'
representatives.
Refusing
the
offer,
General
Secretary
Arthur
Deakin
said
he
is
making
no
response
to
an
unofficial
body.
Ask
far
our
hooklH
1
wy
timn
Cmmmdimnt
H
Mm
I
W
M
f
HVSANir
msmum
ammm
Ejnj