5-
What
is
"
;
stake.
Others,
dwelling
at
Hollywood,
captured
Oscars,
1
Prince
Uupcrt
Dalit?
Rctos
LtD.
Thursday,
March
25,
1948
Better
English
BV
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
histhat
ANSWra.,
McMillan
GOT
COOK
,
signifying
supremacy
In
the
i:
dramatic
art.
Which
felt
the
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this'
sy.
"He
alt
.onn..1
'Ua
nmllrsH
rl,,V,t
It
into
the
,..
..
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
and
Reflections
keenest
delight,
the
deepest
satisfaction
?
the
water."
-a-me,
first
e
u
,
"j
An
Independent
dallv
newfipafV
nvotd
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
ud
all
communities
compr'.
ig
northern
and
central
British
Columbia.
(Authorized
as
Sicond
v
.
.
s
Mall,
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa;
Published
everf
afternoon
etcept
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
G.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
OS
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
Dr.
C.
H.
Hahf.inson
returned
nunclatlon
of
"sesame"?
.ent
first
syllabi.
.
I
aray.
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Ru-
3-
Which
one
of
these
words
better-
tn
lm..
or
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
Carrier,
per
week,
Iftc;
Per
Month.
65c;
Per
Year,
7.00;
By
Mall,
Per
Month,
40c;
Per
Year,
4.00.
Today
is
a
half
holiday.
To-
to
stealing
the
Calgary
Stain-morrow
is
a
public
holiday.
Sat-
pede.
which
is
due
in
early
sum-urday
is
a
sort
of
part
holiday
rner-
B
A-
arrived
there
Mon-rienends
to
find
an
expectant
city
a
lot
on
where
vou
you
,
day
mel-vo-rato
:
'ft,
pert
yesterday
from
Vancouv.-r
is
misspenegr
Japanese,
ju-where
he
spent
the
last
10
days
)itsu,
jepardy.
obey.
.!i8
m
during
which
he
attended
a
4.
What
does
the
word
"mell-
lot
of
the
Pr
has
k.
A
sketch
of
the
life
of
H.
R.
MacMillan
appears
In
Maclean's
Magazine.
There
Is
mention
of
'
how,
late
in
1917,
he
became
assistant
director
with
the
Imperial
Munitions
Board.
The
article
says:
1
"One
of
his
jobs
was
to
get
airplane
spruce
from
the
Queer)
Charlotte
Islands.
There
had
been
difficulties
with
the
tug-men
towing
the
Vital
rafts
of
I
timber
from
the
Islands.
The
men
jumped
ship
loo
easily
and
loo
often
and
refused
to
sail
un-
'
less
they
had
a
full
crew.
Mac-
medical
conference.
orote
mean?
steel
Rule
of
Minorities
work.
Sunday
is
another
legal
holiday.
And
Monday
(may)
be
yet
one
more
holiday
depends
a
lot
on
how
you
feel.
including
Indians,
cowpunchers,
folks
from
the
foothills,
a
picturesque
parade
ready,
and
a
general
air
of
excitement
and
anticipation.
The
skating
champion
will
be
in
Calgary
for
a
week,
with
something
doiiv;
every
day.
.
CANADIANS
have
never
really
accepted
Vfc
CANADA'S
NEW
ARMY
OFFERS
i-ommunism
as
a
threat
that
could
seriously
Fresh
halibut
ahoy!
Boiled,
j
buked,
fried
or
raw!
The
fish
j
that
has
long
helped
keep
Prince
j
Rupert
afloat.
Another
few
j
weeks
and
the
fleet
will
he
mov-
I
Some
folks,
last
week,
won
winning
tickets
in
the
sweep-
Millan's
remedy
was
to
turn
the
tugs
around
so
fast
the
men
had
little
time
for
festivities
ashore,
j
One
day,
somehow,
a
eook
got
j
ashore
at.
Prince
Rupert'
and
disappeared.
No
cook
in
sight
and
the
skipper
would
not
sail
without
one.
In
desperation'
'II.
It.
M.'
went
to
the
chief
of
police:
'Haven't
you
anyone
in
the
jail
we
could
use?'
he'
asked.
Hut
the
only
prisoner
was
in
for
murder.
'Now
look
here,
chief,"
said
Prince
Rupert
city
of
spontaneous
kindness
and
amiable
expression.
M,ore
people
are
saying
they
remember
"P.
R.
'
because
there
is
so
much
generosity.
Well
it's
just
as
easy
to
make
another
feel
good,
as
It
is
to
make
him
miserable.
It
does
affect
our
lives.
We
are
so
comfortably
con-fidrnt
in
our
democratic
beliefs,
so
assured
that
a
majority
is
the
one
activating
force.
We
were
surprised
when
it
was
proved
that
certain
individuals
had
lieen
playing
fast
and
loose
with
accepted
loyalties:
It
seemed
to
us
a
breach
of
hospitality
and
of
good
sense
and
we
were
satisfied
when
some
of
the
offenders
were
jailed
for
their
activities.
We
saw
these
things
as
incidents,
not
as
symptoms.
There
were
no
communist,
among
our
friends
and
the
leftish-minded
among
them
)e
indulged,
as
we
would
indulge
other
small
peculiarities.
We
never
doubted
that
the
great
bulk
of
our
people
were
sensible,
and
serious-minded.
That
in
itself
was
ample
protection.
Sure
in
our
democratic
faith,
we
never
doubted
that
the
majority
will
always
be.sound.
All
that
does
credit
to
our
heart,
if
not
to
our
iatf
lligence.
If
ve
were
conversant
with
contemp
!
hi
h4
k,
1
11
r
"
not
cost
any
more.
The
troubl
1
with
a
lot
of
people
today
seems
to
be
the
desire
to
go
out
of
one's
way
in
order
to
enjoy
being
in
tears.
MacMillan,
'in
a
town
of
this
I
'size
there's
bound
to
be
some-jone
who
should
be
in
jail.'
!
The
co-operative
chief
round-led
up
a
drunk
who
was
dumped
on
a
bunk
near
the
galley.
.
'He'll
have
to
do,'
MacMillian
i
told
the
skipper.
'Why,'
said
the
captain.
'He's
a
pretty
good
cook.
But
how
;
did
yon
know
he
was
the
kiiv
we
!
lost.'
"
More
power
to
the
movement
to
restore
life
to
the,
Prince
Rupert
grain
elevator!
A
freighter,
loading
wheat
in
Vancouver,
is
also
taking
aboard
a
lot
of
plywood.
The
latter
makes
it
easier
to
find
the
former
as
part
cargo.
All
wheat
and
nothing
but
wheat
Is
fine,
but
more
f
1
T.
.IceYlook
atC.inad?
j
princFrupfrt
YEARS
AGO
Army
.
.
.
talk'
to
the
men
who
are
In
it
...
.
and
you'll
fmj
yourself
lciming
about
a
great
career!
No
-m.itrer
what
type
of
life
you
enjoytTie
wide
variety
of
activities
in
army
life
include
something
tor
you
!
There
are
chancel
to
organize
and
direct
.
.
.
trades
of
all
kinds
for
which
you
will
trained
hy
experts
.
.
.
outdoor
activities
that
will
give
you
action
full
measure.
If
you
are
right
"on
your
toes"
and
work
hard,
there
is
opportunity
for
progress
...including
advancement
tj
commissioned
rank.
variety
means
more
sailings.
,
j
The
city
council
announce;
Unit
in
future,
all
telephone
conversations
must
not
excee;!
three
minuteA
Short
and
,
i
snappy!
Fine!
It
would
be1
(March
25,
With
a
bullet
wound
in
his
neck
and
a
.38
calibre
revolver
lying
beside
him,
the
body
of
j
easy
to
tell
quite
a
few
people
Judson
R.
Cody,,
a
transfer
man,
what
we
think
of
them
in
far
less
time
thn
that.
!
TRADE
TRAINING...
0
was
found
in
his
shack,
at
the
corner
of
Second
Avenue
and
Eighth
Street
by
two
Indian
girls.
orary
history
we
would
realize
that
Marxian
doctrines
don't
wait
for
majorities.
That
is
a
trick
of
democracy.
Communism
plans
to
make
minorities
tlTective.
Nowhere
in
the
world
is
communism
a
majority
cause.
It
is
not
so
in
Russia
where
it
represents
perhaps
the
thinking
of
5',
of
a
docile
people.
It
was
not
the
majority
thinking
of
Hungary
or
Roumania,
or
Poland
or
Yugoslavia.
In
Czechoslovakia
communists
control
W,
of
the
parliamentary
seats.
Years
ago
Kduard
Henes
spoke
for
his
people
and
democracy
and
lost
to
Hitler's
demands
Only
a
short
while
ago
he
spoke
for
them
again,
this
time
as
president.
Democracy,
he
said,
is
"the
only
reliable
and
durable
basis
for
a
decent
and
dignified
life."
Two
days
later
he
had
to'
bow
to
the
will
of
the
communist
minority,
backed
by
the
power
of
Moscow.
In
Finland
communism
had
to
team
up
with
the
Socialist
Unionists
to
secure
a
bare
51
per
cent
of
parliamentary
Votes.
Too
dangerous
a
union,
we
wojuld
say,
to
cause
any
trouble,
liut
the
tactics
are
the
same.
Elsewhere
they
have
given
minorities
the
necessary
advantage.
If
these
tactics
succeed
again,
as
fev
doubt
that
they
will,
Stalin
can
reckon
a
quarter
of
the
area
of
Europe,
added
to
his
boundaries,
and
a
quar
ter
of
its
people
subject
to
his
command.
Where
ist
the
next
move?.
Where
are
the
communist
minorities
ready'
to
.move?
When
will
even
we
realize
that
the
time
to
meet
a
threat
is
while
it
is
still
weak?
We
feel
the
necessity
of
a
confession.
Until
this
Experienced
instructor!
r
provided
fri
very
trade
and
you
can
inaeaie
yur
pny
oj
you
learn.
THY
THIS
TONIGHT,
I.
iff
is
much
hrifthtrr
if
you
start
liit
d.iy
with
a
smile.
'I
rH,
wken
tired
and
listless
why
not
do
as
thousands
ttnljy
are
doina)-
just
drink
a
cup
of
Ovdliine
a
j
!edttme
each
night.
j
For
Ovalrine
acts
in
thr'-'f
".ty
to
help
make
vou
alert
and
gi.id
r
i
he
alive.
j
lint,
taken
warm
at
hediime,
ii
:
fosters
sound,
refreshiu;
sleep.
week,
in
our
distressing
Ignor-
A
meeting
of
the
Civic
Em-jance,
the
fact
of
there
tx'lng,
in
ployees'
Union,
undef
chairman-
I
this
city,
a
street
called
India
ship
of
George
B.
Casey,
decided
Avenue,
remained
unknown,
that
the
city's
policy
of
staff
al-
And
this
-after
n
residence
in
ADVENTURE...
rew
racet
mar
soon
oecome
Tiiendi.,.n
lis--
''
tlnret
fhnt
hrAfiden
vnur
efnriftiv
terations
and
Wage
reductions
:
Prince
Rupert
of
about
half
a
was
unfair
to
the
employees
in-
I
lifetime.
We'll
say
this
for
the
Volved
and
that
efforts
should
fellow
who
thought
un
India
I
'
r
new
knowledge
about
technical
development!
and
equipment,
;
n
CJ0
be
made
to
have
the
federal
Department
of
Labor
set
up
a
conciliation
committee.
Avenue-he
must
have
had
a
romantic
streak
in
him
somewhere.
!
LEAVE
...
Genrou
leove
periods
every
yor,
with
pay.
uiImhI
tlrngt.
Seimitt,
it
supplies
essential
food
elements
to
rebuild
til.ility
while
ou
sleep!
7'Ar,
it
also
furnishes
important
vitamins
and
minerals
in
a
tlelicitMis,
more
natural
way
fuf
all-round
health
and
vigour.
So
why
not
try
Ovalttne
beginning
touiit
and
get
off
to
a
Rood
start
in
the
morning.
Barbara
Ann,
without
it,
of
course,
may
come
close
The
Elks'
Lodge
turned
down
a
proposal
by
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
for
Joint
occupancy
of
the
Elks'
Home.
Consensus
of
f
Going
S(eod
SECURITY...
Food,
clothing,
medical
and
dental
con,
recreation,
all
FREE.
PENSION...
On
retirement
ol
complti.
service,
you
will
have
a
lifetime
pension.
opinion
of
the
lodge
men
was
I
that
othef
ways
and
means
of
I
independently
continuing
the
illome
could
be
found.
f-VI
V
'I-
Tlicrop"'"'
A.
(March
25,
1913)
Antonio
Morrello
was
in
hospital
recovering
from
painful
cuts
on
his
face
sustained
when
he
fell
on
a
water
pitcher
which
he
was
carrying
to
his
home
at
the
corner
of
Tatlow
Street
and
Seventh
Avenue.
s.s.
f
PRINCE
'
RUPERT
Sails
For
...Then
there's
sometliing
more!
It
'
most
important
.
.
.
this
"Somctliinf
More"!
It's
something
you'll
feel
.
,
.
it's
mixture
of
pride
and
new
confidence
...
an
inside,
personal
knowledge
th.it
you
have
att
m4T
'Jli
The
case
of
Pedro
Salinas
Versus
Capt.
John
Irving
Involving
ownership
of
the
Esperan.a
mine
at
Alice
Arm
was
to
be
heard
in
County
Court
by
Judge
Young.
taken
on
a
piisiiicin
ol
rcspunsihility
.
.
that
yon
arc
dump
a
good
joh
ol
lxini
a
(
.in,
nli.
in
!
I
you
are
overievenleen
and
VANCOUVER
i
SUPREME
j
No"
'
ask
'
1
ii
mil
a
carter
ti
lth
something
more,
call
al
your
local
recruiting
centre
or
nearby
armoury
and
KEEP
PARKS
CLEAN
Till-
RAILWAY
COMPANY
is
doing
good
work
in
improving
and
brightening
up
the
park
sur--
roundinSfJthe'
fear
and
sides
of
the
General
Offices
and
overlooking
the
station
(
and
wharves
The
postwar
program
of
beautificution
has
been
under
way
for
wme
time
and
this
local
beauty
spot
will
probably'
lie
more,
attractive
this
spring
and
summer
than
it
has
ever
been
before.
And
its
beauty
will
hot
only
be
for
the
visitors
who
come
to
us
but
also
for'the
local
people,
many
of
whom
are
already
appreciative.
Rut,
unfortunately,
there
are
also
those
who
are
unappreciative
and
abuse
the
beauty
of
the
sheltered
groves
and
grassy
slopes
with
defacement
and
litter.
Thev
throw
their
'debris
and
their
bottles
ahotit
Now
the
railway
company
has
even
gone
so
far
as
to
place
at
various
points
painted
drums
lettered
"rubbish"
In
the
hope
that
this
may
rectify
the
nuisance.
Otherwise
it
has
been
suggested,
and
it
sounds
like
a
pretty
good
suggestion,
that
therp
mv;ht
be
a
round-up
of
those
who
are
responsible
for
the
litter
and
that,
under
a
little
persuasion,
maybe
by
a
bright
young
policeman
or
someone
in
authority,
they
might
he
made
do
a
little
cleaning
up
for
themselves.
And
what
goes
for
the
railway
park
might
also
eo
for
other
similar
spots
around
town
that
we
know
are
similarly
abuseij
by
'
the
bush
drinkers
and
others.
;
,
oaiain
jiiriner
attain.
t
5
f.
The
first
meeting
of
the
1913
police
commission
took
place.
Present
were
Mayor
Pattullo,
Commissioners
Maltland,
McColl
and
Chief
of
Police
Vickers.
ID
AND
INTKRlMfTDIATK
PORTS
KACH
THURSDAY
AT
11:15
P.M.
Pnr
KETCHIKAN
WI'DNI'.KIIAY
MIMNKllll
."'r
inforniittliin
rail
or
write
City
nr
llepnt
Ti"ket
Oftif"
I'RINC
K
IMU'KKT,
B.C.
i
Surplus
BuildinK
Material
Marted
Substantial
quantd.les
of
lumber
and
building
materials
including
hardware,
recovered
from
former
war
service
structures
at
Terrace
and
Prince
George,
are
being
offered
to
contractors
and
the
building
trade
by
War
Assets
Corpora
First
naptist
Church
(Young
Rtreet)
Minister:
Rev.
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Jesse
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IIALLELEtlAII
C'HOftt'S-WAR
MARCH
OF
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PRIESTS
By
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Pops
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11-8985
ALBUMS
BELSIIAZZER'S
FEAST
Huddersfield
Choral'
Society
OHATARIO
ARIAS
Richard
Crooks
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GREAT
SONG
OT
FAITH
Marian
Amferson
PRF;rRiPTlON
CHEMISTS
ENDED
IN
TIME
THE
LONGER
Germany
is
occupied,
the
greater
becomes
the
conviction,
that,
if
the
war
"had
lasted
ajjQther
six
months,
or
even
not
that
long,
there
might
have
been
a
different
outcome
to
the
vast
struggle
..
Not
thit
theAllies
were
Weakening.
The
enemy
had
been
"outfought
and
outproduced.
What
the
allies
were
exposed
to
was
the
possibility
of
Berlin
discovering
some
secrets
or
processes,
Useful
to,
a
terrifying
degree,
in
making
instruments
of
dea-.truction.
It
is
known
now
.that
Germany,
with
defeat
in
sighJ,
was.
nevertheless,
close
to
possession
of
revelations
that
would
haye
given
overwhelming
power,
perhaps
offsetting
much
of
what
the
Allies,
;
had
gained.
Hitler
was
desperate
and
few
can
dispute
that
he
would
not
have
paused
for
a
moment
.in
utilizing
anything,
even
if
such
action.
involved
.
undreamed
of
potentialities
for
woe.
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