Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
August
29,
1950
ii
Communications
Still
Delayed
TODAY
.TO
WEDNESDAyTu
.
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W-
..1
Hichsrd
Conte
VViHian,
,
A
dispatcher's
wire
was
re-
Susan
HivBarU
"HOUSE
OF
STRANGERS'
itcrea
between
Prince
Rupert
ni.ng
as
a
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,
4
ana
smither..
this
nion
lesult
of
personal
effor
way
cificials
sin:e
the
hie
wind
Only
One
Show
Each
Evening
at
7:
1
5
p.m.
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a
2Mj
rti
jiiw
iv..v
,
spy?.
You
Don't
Have
To
Be
A
Fortune
Teller
To
Know!
Mom
Gets
All
My
Clothes
At
BOYS
STORE
No
Matinee
ess
and
rainstorm
at
the
week-end
which
brought
large
numbers
ol
bis;
trei's
dowii
over
the
line."
Superintendent
C.
A.
Corner
was
able
today
to
communicate
with
his'
chief
dispatcher
at
Smithers
and
thereby
keep
in
touch
with
the
rest
of
the
line
as
the
railway
strike
continues.
Lone
dhtar.ee
communicat
on
with
the
central
interior
was
reestablished
by
deviovs
routes
this
morning.
Co-operaMon
of
amateur
radio
operators
Fred
Mac-donald
and
W.
W.
WrathaU
wa
enabling
emergency
messages
to
get
through
to
Terrace
while
rii,,
RUPERT
MENS
&
-
Thc
Pirty
ne,
,
The
party
had
Ii0
Vancouver
via
Butw
and
yesterday
Wert,
Charlotte
Islands
t
hpr
QniL
..
0!of
Hanson
On
Interior
Flight
Aboard
a
fisheries
departmental
patrol
plane,
Olof
Han-
a
-
Rupert's
Big
Store
For
Boys
htu
iur
&
Watts
is
now
In
Smithers
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vld
'cleaning
up
his
business
affairs
Prince
George,
Smithers
and
!
for
SmiLhpn
-n..
i
there
after
a
motor
trip
which
other
interior
points
were
being
tiok
him
as
far
East
as
the
Marl-
reached
by
way
of
Vancouver
,
times.
Last
we"tk
he
attended
the
tut
Vancouver
calls
arc
subject
j
annual
convention
of
the
Associ-
,
to
six
hours
delay
because
of
the
ated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
I
heavy
traffic.
i
HrilLsh
Columbia
at
Prine
f
Importance
of
Housing
City
Council
Hears
rrnposak
'
Of
Health
I'nit
Chief
of
the
International
Salmon
iukej
and
,tra":
Commission,
and
A
J.
Whitmore,
lor,
heading
south
b'
chief
supervisor
of
fLsherles
for
crlboo
and
bark
l.
ver
BiitUh
Coiuiiibld,
were
in
the
gu
irv.
city
yesterday
heading
for
cen-
Prln
Kpert
?oilf'
tral
interior
salmon
spawning
here
for
the
trip
into'
I
George.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Watts
and
(
-family
are
taxing
up
future
resi-
i
Try
a
Daiiv
News
Classified
dence
in
North
Vancouver.
"Housing
and
health
go
hand
FINK
PRINTING
J
in
hand,"
Dr.
D.
MrC.
Jilack,
director
of
the
public
health
unit,
told
the
rily
council
last
niplit
when
speakin;;
to
a
pro-:
posed
bylaw
t
)
anriid
the
build-
I
ing
bylaw
so
that
rooming
hoiuic;
would
roMe
urirf
direct'.1
REGAL
PRINTE
ill
under
control
0f
the
medical
health
oficer.
PI
ION
K
21
rasmJ
said
llnro
lnd
been
'
1!
i
.
Or
tries
at
a
considerable
amount
of
altora-1;ioa,Jn
buildings
in
Prince
Rupert
recently.
A
large
number
of
people
were
forced
to
be
housed
in
inadequate
buildings.
"The
time
has
come,"
he
continued,
"when
definite
instructions
have
to
be
laid
down
for
the
property
pwner,
builder
and
tenant."
He
said
the
suggested
bylaw
was
that
used
in
Victoria.
In
addition
the
definitions
and
regulations
have
included
responsibilities
of
owners
and
tenants.
Some
owners
were
saddled
with
tenants
who
had
no
respect
for
the
owner's
rights
and
who
were
able
to
stay
en
just
because
they
paid
their
rent.
This,
he
felt,
was
'unfair.
By
the
same
toknn.
STRIKE-BOUND
Hundreds
of
railway
cars
Tuesday
were
left
idle
In
the
Canadian
Pacific
,
yards
at
Winnipeg
when
Canada
s
two
railway
unions
went
out
on
strike.
Some
124,000
non-operating
employees
walked
off
the
job
when
wages-hours
negotiations
broke
down
In
Montreal.
These
are
the
main
marshalling
yards
the
biggest
in
the
British
Empire.
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Photo)
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Pioneer
Drugcf
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W
PRESCRIPTION
Ml
Better
English
What
City
Council
Did
THE
HONEYMOON'S
OVER
Donald
Dorey
and
his
bride
had
a
linger
honeymoon
than
they
expected
when
124,000
non-operatirig
Canadian
railway
employees
walked
off
the
job.
'
The
Biantford,
Ont,
couple
talks
with
a
Canadian
National
Railways
policeman
about
getting
a
refund
on
their
return
fare
from
Kalitax.
'
(CP
Photo)
Daily
Delivery
Service
PHONE
81
First
reading
was
given
a
bylaw
to
amend
the
street
traffic
and
parking
bylaw
.
The
new
bylaw
provides
that
parking
wSU
be
prohibited
from
the
intc"-
health,
serial
assistance,
police'
and
licensing
committee,
council
i
granted
thc
following
trade'
licences:
Perry
Karri-.s5
cafe;
R.
yr.rrrr.-jn
and
J.
Collins
junk
he
continued,
there
had
to
be
!
some
protection
for
the
tenant.
That
was
why
those
stipulations
had
been
put
in
the
suggested
bylaw.
'
Dr.
Black
said
housing
could
be
divided
broadly
into
sanitary
and
Insanitary
houses.
The
(former
were
those
which
provided
adequate
facilities
to
main-
'tain
healthful
and
sanitary
'conditio.,.
Tin
others
were
those
known
as
slums.
He
then
mentioned
some
of
the
factors
Powell
tax'
SC001
secti?n
of
Seventh
and
E'Rhth
i
drn'rr-;
n.
Avenues
East
to
the
'ntorsec-1
operator,
tion
of
Sixth
Avenue
Tost
p.nd
i
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73
1
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La
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"Apples
are
very
healthy."
(
2.
What
Is
thc
correct
pronunciation
of
"area"?
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
misspelled?
Acquiesce,
arqua-
arcqu:ttal,
acqutslon.
.
What
dors
th.T
word
"ar-dcnV
mean?
5.
What
word
beginning
with
in
nivalis
"necessary"?
Answers
1.
Say
"healthful."
"Healthy"
means
possessing
health,
as
the
bay
Is
healthy."
2.
Pronounce
a-re-a,first
as
In
"day,"
e
as
In
"me,"
final
a
unstressed,
accent
first
syllabic.
3.
Aquatic.
4.
Eager;
zealous;
vehement.
He
was
an
ardent
st
udent
of
the
Bible."
on
Hays
Cove
Avenue.
Tlf
exi.i;,-lng
bylaw
restrict'?
parking
on
Seventh
Avenue
East
to
tiici
northerly
side
and
requires
that
parking
lights
must
be
lit.
up
that
went
toward
making
slum
conditions.
August
2D,
1910
S.
J.
Hun?erford,
president
and
chairman
of
the
board
of
diroUors
Canadian
National
Railways,
and
party
paid
a
routine
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
in
course
of
an
inspection
of
the
company's
western
lines.
SOON!!
Got
All
Your
Supplies
At
Another
bylaw
to
reppn!
the
electric
wiring
bylaw
passed
first
reading.
This
step
makes
it
possible
to
put
the
bylaw
i'p
for
final
adoption
when
a
government
inspector
is
appointed
for
the
city.
Council
was
Informed
appointment
would
be
made
the
first
of
the
month.
In
the
meantime
the
city
bylaw
remain.-;
tn
effect.
Alex
Turnbull.
insncctor
of
1
schools,
and
Mrs.
Turnbull
re
turned
to
the
city
following
a
vacation
spent
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
5.
Indispensable':
j
Try
a
Dally
News
Classified
i
In
summing
up,
he
said
a
that
was
badly
housed
shbwed
an
increases
in
incidence
of
disease,
infant
mortality
and
juoral
leniency.
As
a
demonstration
cf
the
last
point
he
mentioned,
that
many
cases
in
child
guidance
clinic
showed
children
tl
knowledgeable
age
had
been
Jorctd
ilv;g.i
no
lauit
of
parents'-or
children
to
share
the
"fame
sleeping
ro'jm
with
their
parents.
Copier,
of
the
proposed
bylaw,
preserved
by
the
Prince
Rupert
hoard
of
health,
were
distributed
to
aldermen
for
their
consideration,
lipfore
the
next
meeting,
when
the-bylaw
will
be
pre-
rented..
I
Halibut
landing
during
the
On
recommendation
of
the'
week
amounted
to
802,000
pounds
bringing
the
total
for
the
year
"
"Mil
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A'h-
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IT'
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H"
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I
Everybody's
Talking
About
This
Great
Razor
Barf
It
is
on
Wednesdays
that
the!
to
date
up
to
13,711,019
pounds
Canadian
National
steamship
I
for
Canadian
boats.
The
total
Prince
Rupert
arrives
here
but,
01
landings
in
American
boats
because
of
the
railway
strike!
'to
aate
to
7,&12,0OO.
High
price
there
was
none
last
week,
nor
Ior
Canadian
landings
during
will
there
be
any
tomorrow.
As
the.
week
was
11.8c
and
8c.
for
next
week,
no
one
can
say
I
NEWSPAPER
DELIVERY
General
Manager
A.
F.
Mcrcier
not
only
helps
publish
Le
Solell,
Quebec
dally
newspaper,
but
delivers
some
of
the
editions.
An
emergency
plan
was
set
up
to
carry
the
news
to
the
big.
area
the
paper
covers
despite
the
strike
of
124.000
non-epcrating
Canadian
railway
employees.
Now,
employees'
cars
and
company
trucks
cover
the
2,500
miles
daily.
Mr.
Mercier
is
loading
his
car
for
a
run
west
of
Quebec
into
Portneuf
ar,
present,
ihe
Prince
Rupert
is
A
Prince
Rupert
Florists
at
Vancouver
with
much
of
the
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Flowers
for
Ad
Occasions
I
County.
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Photo)
passenger
trailia
63ing
oy
air.
COMPUTE
WITH
10
GILLETTE
HUE
HADES
IN
DISPENSER!
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too
3rd
Ave.
Box
G16
Tel.
777
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August
29,
1925
H.
W.
Birch,
secretary,
Prince
Rurrt
General
Hospital,
was
elected
second
vlce-aresldcnt
of
!
BIG
$2.00
VALUE
XtfSi
For
Only
S'vH
j
B
C.
Hospitals
Association
at!
the
annual
convention
held
in
Nanaimo.
JJERE'S
the
greatest
bargain
in
shaving
history!
It's
the
new
Gillette
Rocket
Razor
and
the
amazing
Gillette
Blade
Dispenser,
now
packed
in
a
permanent
Styrene
travel
case.
This
razor
changes
blades
instantly,
shaves
like
a
dream.
For
tops
in
shaving
ease
and
convenience,
buy
a
Gillette
Rocket
Razor
Set-only
$1.29.
G.oss
&
High
Gloss
V
fW-
4
L
M
many
beautiful
tints
V
f
;AU
Tbr
interior
decorating,
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if
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The
steamer
Canadian
Voy-arur,
4,475
gross,
brought
600
lnns
pea
coal
to
the
drydock.
She
will
remain
a
few
days
for
cuaniiijj
and
painting.
Prince
Rupert
alone
had
about
uvenly-nine
million
pounds
of
halibut
rhipped
through
the
port
urin:r
thc
past
year,
states
the
9
Instant
Binds)
Changing
t)
Real
Shaving
Comfort
9
Doublo-Idgo
Iconomy
Fin.'Mifial
Po.'t,
which
also
re-)rr.',
to
the
city
aa
the
Billlngs-
,e
of
the
west
coast.
Th?
Fir)an'i:d
Post
also
states
that
the
contract
for
the
erection
of
a
grain
elevator
at
Prince
Rupert
has
been
let.
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By
CHIC
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There's
Life,
There's
Hope.
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CAN
THAT
BE,
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up
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$20.00
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FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
BOARDING
PARTY
Crew
of
H.M.C.S.
Cayuga,
Canadian
destroyer
on
United
Nations
service
in
Korean
waters,
watch
feliow
crewmen
climb
ng
aboard
a
South
Korean
trawler
on
routine
inspection.
Papers
of
the
Korean
vessel
were
found
in
order
and
it
was
allowed
to
proceed.
All
vessels
encountered
have
to
be
checked
carefully.
This
is
a
Royal
Canadian
Navy
photo.
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Photo)
Phone
357
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Roberts
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