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Riuirrt
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r?rtu
Friday,
November
2n,
1948
KENYA
COLONY
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NEW
PLANT
IS
OPENED
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Ltd..
rd
Avrnue.
Prmo
Rupert,
Brlttah
Columbia.
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HCNTER.
MunHKlnir
Editor.
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CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILT
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
...
SI'KSCRIPTION
HOW
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Per
Year.
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Conglomeration
of
Warriors
Now
vi
Way
lo
Civilisation
Native
population
of
Kenya
Colony,
once
a
conglomeration
of
warring
tribes.
the
building
was
symbolic
of
the
community.
C.
C.
Pn!kiP;hoi"!'.
neneral
sales
manager
of
the
company
from
Toronto,
brought
the
greetings
of
the
president.
J.
S.
McLean.
He
described
the
wide-fpread
operations
of
the
company
throughout
the
country
and
its
many
and
varied
branches
and
plants.
It
had
establishments
in
at,
least
115
points
in
Canada.
Other
officials
of
the
company
were
introduced
alid
messages
were
read
from
Halifax.
Hull,
Fort
William.
Edmonton.
Saint
John,
Vancouver
and
Is
now
embarked
well
on
the
road
to
a
civilized
and
resnons
iible
way
of
life,
Prince
Rnper:
jRotarians
were
told
Thursday
by
I
Ma
for
W.
Yumrensen
of
the
Salvation
Army,
who
spent
1
jeari
LI
C
3
,
f
i
A
Le
r,
1
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:
Oi
Kwmcy
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THE
CAMPAIGN
for
I
tenant-?
of
the
SI
Skeena
If
In
the
colony.
i
The
vastly
rich
area
also
is
scheduled
to
play
an
important
part
in
the
economic
rehabilitation
of
Britain,
due
largely
to
projects
on
which
the
British
Government
will
spend
$96,000
-
000,
mainly
to
product
pear,
jts
for
fats
and
oils.
Within
the
next
six
year,
!
10:30-
Blltmore
HotW
Orch.
Major
Turgensrn
said,
the
l.i-
j
U
:00
Weather
and
Sifm
O.'f.
tish
government
is
plannlnp
to,
SATU
KDA
have
107
plantations,
of
30.0fi
7:06
Musical
Clock
nr
I
cki,
n4
retardleM
o(
iutac
.
In
..y
comfurt.
fot-fr.b.
Throuuhmi
1
,afliy-rh
,k1
.tyhng
th.i
,hwt
a'dS
Vvimv
'1?i.hi1
and
Terrace
receives
substantial
'?U'ourH.ireiwt'iit
with
the
statement
of
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney,
minister
of
lands
and
forests,
who
expresses
his
own
di.-satisfaction
with
the
state
of
the
road
and
announces
that
he
has
drawn
the
matter
directly
to
the
attention
of
the
1'i-emier.
Much
of
the
road
lies
within
Air.
Kenney's
own
riding
and
it
is,
therefore,
a
matter
of
more
than
passing
'interest
to
him.
Now
he
has
put
himself
definitely
on
record,
it
is
to
bo
hoped
some
l-eal
action
shall
ensue.
.
It
is
heartening
to
have
Mr.
KenneV
say
that
the
highway
should
not
and
cannot
U
allowed
to
lapse
into
a
iMe
of
impassahility
which
it
is
quite
poss-lbJo
may
le
tK
result
unless
it
is
maintained
in
a
mm
eflective
nwnner
than
it
has
been
of
late.
The
least
that
can
In?
expected
is
that,
if
major
work
cannot
N
corned
out
for
the
tjme
Wing,
the
high-May
should
at
least
he
kept
in
a
reasonable
state
of
repair
so
as
to
prevent
further
disintegration
.
Canada
Packers
Heeeives
VWtr
Reception
Last
F.venine
Five
hundred
ljersons
at
tended
the
official
opening
and
inspected
.
the
new
warehouse
branch
of
the
CnucU
Packers
on
the
local
waterfront
yesterday
afternoon.
The
forma!
opening
was1
by
Mayor
Nora
Arnold.
T.
W
Boles,
company
Miles
manager
for
Briti.sh
Columbia
and
Alberta
with
head
quarters
In
Edmonton,
presid-td
and
other
visiting
company
onu-iais
spoxe.
nerre.snmenisj
were
served
and
various
souv-
to
the
guests.
,'
;
j
Mvs.
.
Arnold
felt
that
the
plant
was
one
of
w
hich
the
j
company
and
city
might
feel
proud.
It
was
significant
thaii
the
site,
which
was
that
of
a
submarine
net
repair
opera-'
t
ion
during
the
w.ir
.should
n.nv
be
converted
to
peaceful
pur-
j
suit
of
trade
8nd
JnrHitry.
It
'
Jttas
gratifying
that
the
mana-!
ter.
Kobert
Elklns,
should
be
a
local
boy
.
who
had
lived
here
!
all
his
life
except
for
the
period
he
luid
ered
in
the
war.
In
I
oflicially
declaring
Ute
estab-
i
Mshment
'
open,
Mrs.
Arnold'
wished
the
company
the
best
of!
luck
in
its
undertaking.
j
Iu
a
brief
n.piy,
Mr.
Elfins
'
presented
Mrs.
Arnold
with
:
I
oox
of
handsome
flowers
on)
behalf
oi
tlie
company.
Mr.
Boles
said
that
the
open-1
ing
of
the
establi!une!it
hen
I
was
something
to
winch
th.
company
had
looked
forward
roi
I
at
least
six
years.
The
need
af
!
lacilities
here
had
lon
bcenj
reahzed.
If
support
w
as
to
be
!
warranted,
service
must
bt
glv-
;
jeu
and
It
was
In
that
spirit!
that
it
had
been
decided
to
ex-!
pand
here.
1
Stewart
McDougail,
general
manager
from
Edmonton,
ex-
pressed
graUflcatlon
of
the
co
operation
of
civic
officials
and
ne
Diuidmg
trade
which
had!
t'
I
QUAL
sho
FRIDAY
TM.
4:00
Ed
McCuray
smgs
:l.s
Stock
Quotatlonii
--4:30
Sleepy
Time
Story
Teller
:45
Easy
Listening
5:00
String
Styllngs
"
'
5:30
-Waltz
Time
-
5:45
About
Ton;
6.
'00-Musical
Varieties
8:30-Malklns
Melody
Time
6:45
Plantation
House
Party
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30-Feidler
Conducts
8:00-Your
Favorite
Band
8:30-Citizens'
Forum
9:15-Etnma
Caslor
8:30
Prairie
Solmnrxer
10:00
CBC
Nes
10:10
CBC
News
ltr.l.i-Biil
Clifford's
Orch.
j
8.00
CBC
sew
8:15
Pick
oi
the
Hits-8:30
j
'
Mornirqr
Devotions
I
8:45-UtUe
Concert
9:00
BBC
Ne$
Commentary
9:15-Saddle
Serenade
,
9:30-McKUes
ior
Juniors
9:51
Time
Signal
j
10:00
Band
Ptand
j
!
10:15
World
Jnurch
w
I
M:
SO
Concert
Favorites
10:45
CBC
News
and
Comnentary
j
10:55
Weather
Report
j
11:00
-On
the
Teen
Beat
1
1:30
-Weather
Forecast
11:31
Messaee
Period
I
Recorded
j
11
:45
Percoiial
Album
!
t!:W)-Mid-day
Meiortiei
-
12
15-Rwoided
lnlr.U(.e
i
12
i5
Proeram
R-sum
12:30
Musical
Program
J
2:00
Ballet
Club
2:45-This
Week
.
I
3:00
Piano
Classics
"
j
describtd
the
amount
cf
fame
i
wnicn
is
in
the
rcuntry.
i
Work
,h
a
u-'!u
Army
In
j
th
colony
-s
recently
com-
-i
,
.
v
m.-
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CS
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wcner
alul
137
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r.ploy-
if
eeS
0peral'
"
"
Roh,Cks
",d
l?t
instJlu,ions
i
WaJr
Yur8Pnsf'1
mas
.Warmly
by
Rotary
C'iv.b
ie.sid-
em
D.
C.
Stevensoi.
ior
liis
ad-
dress.
Gut.sU
at
.
mpeUr
.
r.......
AID
TO
BRITAIN
THK
WvITISH
lM'OPLE
are
-1
period
of
trial,
as
an
aften
which
they
manned
against
Nazism.
JA'ace
did
not
ln
ino-
tl
P.;-
u
i
.i
i
e
Irit,Sh
the
,Tst
Hid
f
,
,
v
i01
'pi
.'IUIU.X
"men
tney
fought
and
hoied.
liieir
losses
w-ere
not
confinetl
to
the
material
acres
each,
under
cultivation,
At
piTscnt,
4.500
Afrlrr.ns
are
employed
on
clearinc
land
and
unotJier
3.000
on
aencultuial
work.
By
1950
.the
number
e-
;
Based
in
land
clearing
will
have
nen
to
2a.O00
and
those
in
cul-Uvation
to
32.000.
One
of
the
great
Incident:
boons
of
these
projects
will
be
the
eradication
of
the
teet.se
fly
which
carries
sleeping
sickness
.
microbes
that
strike
down
both
inien
and
animals.
Elimination
i
of
vast
areas
of
thorn
bushes
w
hich
are
the
home
of
the
teetse
I
fl.v
will
add
to
the
health
of
the
country.
j
Cultural
and
spiritual
progress
1
w
naUves
has
been
notable.
Major
Yur
aid.
This
:ias
;
been
done
largely
by
'
ies
who,se
lab,,rs
hrtVe
m-h
to
eradicate
tribal
jeatou.Nies
and
!
backward
superstitions,
j
Africans
are.
by
nntur.s
eour-i
teons
and
cheerful.
They
are
rt
-spojisive
to
sympa'hy.
if
not
al-iways
as
logical
and
industrious
;as
we
would
like
the
mm
K..
-
id
Major
Turgenaen.
"They
are'
I
very
responsive
to
the
te
rhim.
With
an
area
of
S2MW0
wuare
inuUes.
almost
three
tijnes
thai
ot
Great
Britain,
the
countrv
has
a
population
of
4.000.000
compost
icrf
Africans.
Arabs.
Indians
and
iEurxpeans.
The
A'.ioa,,,
(iom-
flnate
in
numbers
Tllo
,,
,
The
climate
ranges
iro,,,
titat
stc
uplands
where
erovtli
oi
u
on
Highway
letter
attention
and
main-
undergoing
a
severe
math
of
the
war
in
the
first
line
of
defenses
I
,
.
Um
fr
afl"
unkerou
s
toU1
,a
a
rePrt
f
Ik..
!
5?aluWn8
commission
on
mus
'"ns
and
galleries.
Vt
Suprr-Klremth,
Fleiibiliiy,
VitHhn
Kn,
and
Lifhi
Weijbt,
the
New
COODYKAR
KRAIDEI)
CORD
AIR
Mauds
Out
and
Stands
l
GOODYEAR
B?tter
Built
HOSE
is
Setting
NV
Permanence
on
the
Job
Fw
all
your
HOSE
and
TRANSMISSION
rtf
lTIN
consult:
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
H
ofinide
possible
the
conHHetianj
OI
of
the
the
nroiect
project
ttiitiii
within
th-r
1
Sudbury.
-
Early
last
evening
there
was
a
reception
in
the
Broadway
Cafe
vhen
.p,,.
of
the
tained
by
the
company.
-
'
Irl
f)
i
Exquisitely
Dn'mtn
Perfectly
Fashioned
STYLED,
TIMED
AND
SUPERVISED
BY
ROIEX
Sold
by
Leading
Jewellers
Everywhere
if!
wristwatchcvJ
1
ii
Don't
let
yourself
in
for
a
dis;ppuintnient.
Order
carcis
now
have
them
in
time
for
Christmas
mailing.
inww
Printing
BESXER
BLOCK
M
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Xl
r;
STF.AMEft
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAIW
FOR-
.
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
t
11.15
p
m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Resrraltons
Write
'
or
Call
C1TT
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
9
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSION
a
great
oeai
ot
their
personal
ireedom,
surrendered
for
a
time
in
a
period
of
emergency.
They
have
continued
to
endure
auster---4ty.
i
hey
are
f.ill
fighting.
'
T!1C
f,;ted.0!n
J,),vi,r
Kntish
jeople
need
aid.
ma-...
lerial
and
spiritual,
it
has
been
said
of
them,
some-
i
TO
"1"
SJsingly,
"that
tlev
-
(an
ta
j
The.v
have
taken
it,
phvsicallv
and
:
mentally,
for
nearly
a
decade.
'
'
-
On
high
levels
tlie
Canadian
and
American
eov-
-
4Tnmets
have
gone
to
the
financial
rescue
of
the
imtish..
On
a
more
humble
strata
individuals
mav
contribute
to
the
comfort
and
encouragement
S
their
friend
and
relatives
of
the
Isles
through
scnptions
to
such
organizations
as
the
Unitini
Em.
erncy
niml
fr
Uritain
which
is
headed
bv
,w5
unthrop.c
Canadians
who
have
secured
imwrtant
concessions
,
transportation
and
,ther
cSts
to
The
comi)ination
of
spiritual
and
material
ait-.nce
will
at
this
time,
further
the
cause
of
freedom
Aid
to
Ilnuin
is
a
practical
as
well
as
a
w-holesom;
Shi
1
0nu
f
TOntribtion
to
the
S
Uueh
the
Western
peoples
are
now
commute
:
fcnf
lHl
VVrkS
haVe
alw
-adfS:
712
Second
Avenue
MATTSON'S
:
UPHOLSTERERS
AND
FVRNITURE
REPAIRS
Plastic
MateriaU
DunlopIUo
Maftresse
Drape
Curtains
Bed
Spreads
Cushions,
etc
Second
-Hand
Furniture
Phone
Blue
&18
P
O.
Box
523
330
Second
Anue
PRINCE
UPERT,
BC.
GEORGE
L.
ROfwIE
wkie
range
of
products
is
p-
.
G.
T.
Perry.
P.i:-.c-
Oeorpe:
,
Major
G.
Warrander.
Princ?
Ru-"There
are
great
arts
of
pis-,
pert:
A.
L.
Houehtw.
Vancr-tureland
and
extensive
areas'
ver:
and
G.
S.
Reade
Prince
suitable
lor
agricultural
dcxrlup-
Rupert.
months
V,
'
l.u
-
'
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"
'
CHIROPRACTOR
V
ii
John
F.
L.
Iluelirs,
D.C,
Ph.CU
I
21-22
Besner
Bi-jck
Phone
BLl'E
412
for
Appointment
HOI
HS
10:30
m.
to
13
30
p
m
nd
2
to
S
p
m.
I
I
l-V
ll!k
I
Mondr
nd
Friday.
7:30
p
m
foi
those
uniiblr
to
mmr
during
Um
day.
RECFPTlOKIlfT
In
attend
anc
alwrnooDs.
P.O.
Uo
721
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
BUILDERS
AND
CONTRACTORS
Repairs
Comtructlon
Alterations
Floor
Sanding
a
Specialty
BuiMin?
ant1
r"p
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
hicome
Tax
Returns
Compile.2
Ro,',f-
-h:nuiys
-
Besner
Block
Phone
387
,
PHONi
PAPER
HANOINO
AND
Black
6ST
R'd
HELEN'
UEAl;TY
S
Permanent
w,
IVauty
Cu!:
ail
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dri
)
204
4lh
Street
HAXDY.Y
home
sen
GENERAL
COSTi
PO
B..X
FOR
Y0'-
ROCK
am
CO
WORK
CALL
BIA'E
M.
J.
SAW
New.
Ail
W..rk
fi
U
MARfiAHET
orrtiyrrr
ROOM
10.
'STONE
LONDON.
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-
Eighteen
cnos
t-ve
taken
from
the
L2
X'ar
Museum.
London,
in
lun
tj
shell
German
raiders
at
sea.
This
story
of
Britain's
despera-
Latest
Shades,
Styles
and
Color
J.
P.
MOLLER
Plione
BLUE
155
j
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
SUITE
5.
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
765
p.o.
Box
1401
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Vok-ing
and
Repairs
MIKE
COLUSSl
Phone
BLACK
75
972
10th
East
PRINCE
RUPERT
BOTTLE
COLLECTOR
AND
MESSENGER
Beer.
Soda
and
Ginger
Ale
Bottles
BEST
PRQCURHDLE
mem.
ne
said.
There
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