1
t
Scttc
-
ART
SHOW
AT
CENTRE
iContinuqd
from
Page
li
practically
,ihe
rest
of
his
Interesting
career.
This
title-
conuneno-d
with
Part)
Prince
jCVupcrt
Pal!?
JT5rto5
Thursday.
November
25.
1M3
If
ERSOS
All
TIES
uslv
from
an
the
?'1UW
I.
Cfrl
l,rd
1
UvHig
iori
rayal
Qf
a
.night
street
srepe
toi
which
white
light
ar,fi
the
ruddy
glow
of
neon
are
giv-
en
warm
simulation
.
'Jktomlng
in
Marpole
s
the
to
ht
1
l
Tiiesd:
Aa
lndvridnt
dull?
rtwppr
ievrtd
to
Use
upbuilding
-of
rtoce
itupert
"n(t
'
all
communities
comprising
northern
-and
atntnl
British
Columbia
-
-t
Authorized
as
6wcd
Cues
Mall.
Poet
,-Olfiw
Dopartjiutat.
Ouw)
Published
ever
afternoon
enotpt
Sunday
by
frltioe
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Jlupwt,
British
Columbia.
a.
A-
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
UEMBRK
OF
CANADIAN
PREbfi
APOn
BUREAU
-Of
OUtCULATKNS
CANADIAN
DA1L.Y
NEWSPAPER
BfeOClAXKW
11
futur.
.1
I.
--,
nf
ma
cont:.i.,
m
i
nun"-
-
outstanding
water
color.
Aback-
northern
yard
sew.
Jt
has
a
.trWn.
.o;.l
I
Apartm
:n
1,1
I
,!.,(
f:
BT1BSOR1PTJOK
KATKK
.
City
-Carrier.
Per
R'k.
JMk-:
.ter
Month.
-7&r:
Pr
Tear.
8
00.
By
-Mail,
Per
Month.
SOc.
vPr
,,Y-ar.
,.00
"
Were
I
t'-i,
,asspen
Hie
each
Pf
ALEX
Yl'LE
Alex
Yule,
Prince
Rupert's
firt
ltiksmith,
did
business
in
a
shack
built
on
a
rocky
bluff
along
the
harbor,
front,
handy
to
where,
AubsequehUy,
a
building
for
naval
purposes
was
established.
This
was
dismantled
following
the
war.
Alex's
exterior
was
rough
but,
actually,
he
was
exceptionally
good-hearted.
He
had
a
deep
voice;
Trained,
there
might
have
been
more
money
n
that
than
wielding
the
.hammer,
poking
the
coals
and.
niaking
the
iron
glow.
.
I
Alex
was
In
t
rince
Rupert
earlier
than
1900
but
this
was
,pot
the
first
time
he
rhad
experienced
something
akin
t-;
pioneering.
He
could
fell
yo
1
i
"
)
1
1
I
II
I
IB
I
V
Neiiber&er
on
P..G.E.
.Pacific
.Gwat
pastern
.comes
"into
.its
.ovvn
jn
7.HE
the
.January
toe
,f
iRatfLoad
.Magazine
when
'"
"
Richard
-L'
iuberger,
&im
M
V,r.i(r
,of
the
Portland
.Qreganjan
.discuses
t,be
.tmention,
'Will
British
-Calumbia
iGiat
jEpe
ftp&V
the
western
.hQmwphei;?'
Alaska
ibaJirjcade?"
Neuberjer,
.also
;a
Saturday
jEvening
jKoat
.author
.and
.well
.known
,in
frnce
iRupaiit
nd.
Alaska,
.describe
the
.derceJoprnent
,f
-the
JP1G4E.
,wd
rthe
..territory
through
,v1iich
;it
runs.
Ale
fallow
jthe
468-mile
;i:.ight-itf;ay
from
&ncou,w
-rto
Jriee
George
while
.explaining
;the
.development
,of
Juch
towns
as
Squami.h
and
iiillooet.
The
P:G.E.'s
pro-igi-esg
has
come
.about
largely
,
beqaue
.qf
jRrjtish
.Columbia'.?
vast
sources
.of
untapped
.wealth
as
wtll
as
its
natural
beauty.
'
American
politicks
believe
tthey
know
the
,an-;
5,wer
to
the
pacific
,Gre,at
astern'i;
-future.
-Both
Canadian
and
American
statesmen
'.have
seen
the
need
for
a
link
between
Alaska
.and
the
.United
States.
Most
probably
the
P.GE.
is
the
answer,
fJCeuberger
suggests.
,tbout
Montana,
when
life
ii:
'
,
.,
lie
treasure
state
(or
terri-
.iaspeotor
of
Poligf.,6.
Wood.4-piy
.as
.it
might
have
been
'jojlUs011
rtunie.-
to
Uie
cUy
Ijeni
was
anjthina
but
dull
'ednwday
alVwoon
.by
ar
ciicumsieet.
He
could
spin
from
victoria,
where
he
attend-
",WHATS
THIS
.KIEV'
TELtfcR'
GOT
THAT
WE
AWT,
yytf
'
''men's
t.
I
am
i
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
Reflections
One
is
liable
to
hear
anything
in
the
newspaper
business-reven
the
.lowdown
.about
the
.fallow
i
a
UK
bf
ME
,.:'.a.
S
a
r.is
0
lav,
we
lo
i.-av:
jm
1
Fur
Kuper-Strrnflh.
Flexibility.
Wtalhrr
rJ
arid
Light
Wilit.
the
New
GOQJIViR.AR
JKBAIDED
CORD
AIR
hea
Stand
Out
and
Stands
l
p
'.many
a
jftot-
and
narrate
it.
with
.matter-pf-fact
realism.
,vir.
yuie
came
to
uie
new
,?ly
afly,
and
stayed
late.
That
is,
he
remained
here,
for
thousand
years
and
will
continue
to
do
so
until
the
battle
flags
are
furled.
Yes,
coming
back
to
I
remain
permanently.
JFor,
on
earth
.peace
and
goodwill
to.
men
must
and
shall
prevail.
Every
day,
as
never
before,
signs
mul-
FV
""""
""
lao
",,l"u
"'
TWO
'
CASH
PRiZJL
WINNERS
in
PRINCE
KUPEKT
,Area
MR.
FRANK
MITZEMBERG
Box
1451,
City
JVISS
W,IL,MA
IJIU
Port
Essington,
B.C.
Every
week
there
are
two
cash
prize
winners
in
the
JPrince
Rupert
area
on
Malkin's
Melody
Money
Time
listen
jn
CFPR
6:30
p.m.
Every
Friday
TRY
YOt'R
SKILL
FOR
CASH
PRIZES
GOODYEAR
BHtr
guilt
,HOSE
is
Setting
Net
R
Permanence
on
the
Jc
BRITAIN
UNDER
.SOCIALISM
CURRENT
ISSUE
of
the
.Qmjneca
Herald
THE
.prints
t,he
concluding
.instalment
.of
,a
.series
.of
articles
by
a
western
.Canadian
.news
writer,
descriptive
of
a
sojourn
in
England.
(Following
.are
a
'few
excerpts
concerning:
administration
under
Socialism:
"I
was
jstru;k
by
xhejuat
that
the
government
is
more
.interested
in
trying
to
prevent
anyone
from
making
profit
and
,n
taking
.way
money
.from
rthose
Aho
have
.it
than
.n
.imprp.ving
conditions.
It
seemed
to(me,
that
Socialism
.there,
Is
bound
to
fail-The
peqple
doziot
act
as
they
should
n.
theory.
They
are
chiefly
lr!ere,sted
in
getting
miie
money
.for
doing
Jess.
The
way
,in
which
tliey
are
wording
Ls
astonishing
to
a
Canadian.
None
of
thejn
seem
to
be
pntUng.any
heart
into
their
efforts.
J4ary
.firms
Itnd
industries
are
cpmpelled
not
only
to
give
tiine
for
afterpoon
u.i
tea
but
.uLso
to
furnish
the
tea
for
.svhich
they
are
given
special
ru"
rations.
v"r
'.
.Employers
have
little,
gr
pp
control
over
employees
and
would
'
not
dare
.reprimand
them
fPr
even
flagrant
carefc'ssness.
As
one
f
pr
all
jour
,tfOH
nl
JKANS.Mis.SKtx
m.Ti
consult:
PRINCE
MPERT
5UPPIY
H
wno
a&Kea
a
question,
at
jseepis
he
.Inquired,
hp
started
the
loose
leaf
system
and
was
told
,
(Vint
AHnrh
anri
.Kim
mioVit
Irnniu
(
something
about
it.
Winnipeg
was
:p.!a'ed
75'
years
ago
tills
mcith
when
about
all
the
city
had
vtas
an
invigorating
day
and
a
few
scattered,
,.h
timbre
--buildings.
Pause,
and
consider
what's
de-1
veloped
gince.
Proud
.centre
,ol
government;
commerce
'an
J
transportation!
Hub
of
all
,ths
sunlit,
thriving
prairie
provinces!
Salute
Winnipeg,
greatest
pf
bread-baskets.
But
.on
the
level
now.
Do
you
really
want
to
live
in
Winnipeg?
The
nerve
of
the.
man!
A'wut
a
year
ago
a
stulfy
strangei-,
made
"on
purpose
to
give
pfhers
pain,
was
going
the
founds
try
-i
ing
to
tell
children
there
was
no
such
man
as
Santa
.Claus
and
Christmas
largely
nonsense.
'
,,
.
.
'
.
.,
VVell.
both
4.
.are
again
pn
thl
comeback
as
they
have
for
a
112
Second
Avenue
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSION
Firs'
I'S
f
ioeri
Oil
or
HO.
-Bov
it
S
vt
HELEi
BEAUTY
Permanent
W
B'auiy
Cults
all
its
brar-.
204
4t,h
Street
HANDY.V
HOME
SEi:
OBP-RAL
COST
BuildinR
and
repair
Chimneys
-
the
statement
that
he
was
Ku
lu-it
s
fir.it'
blacksmith,
,but
it
was
not
sworn
.
There
might
have
been
another,
,At
.
any
rate,
if
he
was
not
No.
1.
he-Whatever
was
close
to
it.
U-anxp'f
taUun
th(W'f
was
in
town
furty
yeacs
Ago.
was
horse
drawn.
The
automoone
age,
of
course,
had
arrived
but
the
townsite
of
Prince
Rupert
was
a
shade
raw
for,
motor
service.
.
.rfis
moustache
matched
his
voice
theavy
and
dark
and
of
the
handle-bar
vintage.
His
home
was
in
small
dwelling
plce
on
McBrlde
Street,
opposite
thf
corner
of
,Fourtn
Avenue.
Here,
,in
his
)aur
eats,
lived
at
peace
with
world
incidental
cultivating
one
of
his
hobbies
such
as
tiKiiing
out
trivets
puide
pf
ti'k,
iiM'f'i
as
well
as
attractive.
ed
ap
annivtsary
-gathering
ot
htad.s
of
the
provincial
-force.
Classified
advertising
alwaj-i
brings
results.
;
J
-STARTS
t
work
Sfl
I
2
seionis
.A
mm
H
bl
"M
THIS
WAV
,
Of
OANNE'5
J
I;
Home-Made
Candy
-210
Phone
J.
Fourth
Street
Blue
389
1
Don't
let
yourself
in
for
a
disappointment.
Order
cards
,now
have
them
in
time
fin
Christmas
mailing.
Printing
"
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i;w
tL
u
xv
i'
i'
s
T,r.
AiyiEft
.
PRINCE
GEORGE
'
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
AND
.INTERMEDIATE
-PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
.
.t
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
.DEPOT
OFFICE
PRjINCE
RUPERT,
B.C,
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
P.O.
rJox
541
ER
STREET
Monday
afternpon
was
an
un-
rivalled
time
to
enjoy
a
rain-
proof
dwelling
along
with
an
ppen
lire
that
cracKiea.
iivi
i
night
wore
along,
'with
sundry
splashing,
gurgling,
far
how!:;
.
and
Irritating
drips.
Dawn
prousjht
peace.
The
final
pioan,
the
last
sigh
had
been
silenced.
Such
stillness!
A
clean-washed
city
lay
In
pale
moonlight
under
a
clearing
j$ky.
But
a
lpt
has
happened
pn
the
weather
front
since
then.
iRupert
is
;hargpd
I
with
plenty,
but
never
monotony.
'
I
More
new
and
untried
candi-
dates
for
aldermanic
honors,
i
need
of
"fresh
bipod"
and
.riec-
essity
of
action,
studying.
pf
civic
I
problems
and
no
aiesitancy
.in
!
criticism
where
it
is
thought
deserved!
By
jingo,
this
.lpo'is
like
a
brisk
December,
spf'akins
municipally.
Well,
it
will
,do
no
one
the
slightest
harm..
Hi
1
I
SEALED
TENDERS
addressed
to
the
underEisnel,
and
endorsed
"Tender
lor
south
jetty
No
.2.
Suveston.
B
C",
mill
be
received
until
3:00
p.m..
Wednesday,
Dec-
nitaer
15.
ltt-18.
for
the
construction
ol
South
Jetty
No.
2.
Fraser
River,
bt
veston.
s.
C.
Plans,
form
of
contract
and
apecl-licatiun
can
be
seen
and
forms
of
under
obiatuetl
jit
tni'
wliice
of
the
Chief
Englnoer,
Department
of
Public
Worm,
vtt.iv.-a.
at
ine
otil'-.-
of
the
District
Engineer.
Post
Office
.EuUdiiig.
.New
Westminster,
b.
v.,
and
at
the
Post
OH
ices,
at
Vancouver
and
Victoria
,B.
C.
I
Uutc
Upon
application
to
the
undersigned,
the
Department
will
supply
blue-prints
and
specifica
tion
ol
the
work
on
deposit
of
a
bum
pi
5O
00
in
the
loua
o.
a
cer-i
tilled
bank
cheque
payable
to
the
order
of
the
Minister
of
Public
Vorks.
The
deposit
will
be
released
on
the
return
of
the
blue-prints
:.nd
apecll
ication
wiUlin
iuonth
j
lrom
the
date
of
reception
ot
tenders
.
jr
not
returned
within
,
that
period
the
deposit
will
be
loucilud.
Tenders
will
not
be
cynsid-ered
unless
made
on
printed
forms
supplied
by
the
Department
aiid
in
accordance
with
conditions
set
forth
therein.
Each
tender
must
be
accompanied
by
a
certified
cheque
on
a
chartered
bank,
in
Canada,
payable
to
the
order
of
the
Honourable
the
Minister
of
Public
Works:
equal
to
111
per
man
expressed
it
workers
.Iqymerly
had
two
incentives
first,
to
improve
themselves;
second,
to
avoid
beinfe
dismissed.
At
pres-
ent
both
incentives
are
gqne.
All
initiative
or
aggressiveness
is
f
stifled.
It
is
against
the
law
to
make
any
profit
on
real
estate.,
Result
is,
the
business
has
dried
up.
.
."To
my
mind,
the
most
serious
result
of
the
Socialistic
experi-
ment
will
be
the
deterioration
of
the
moral
fibre
of
the
people,
v
The
English
people
were
always
.the
most
conscientious
in
the
"
world,
but.
all
this
socialism
will
breed
a
people
with
less
respect
-for
the
law.
This
may.be
seen
in
the
growth
of
the
black
market
and
the
fact
pf
shop,
lifting
having
Increased
40
per
cent
in
1947.
There
is
a
teeling
that
somehow,
.England
will
muddle
through.
t
I
am
confident
the
people
have
too
much
common
sense
to
al-
low
the
government
to
remain
long
in
office.
The
country
is
all
right
to
vlsit.but
no
place
to
May
.in:
To
sum.it
all
up
this
is
the
i
opinion
-of
a
great
many
people
.who
are
aruipus
-to
move
to
"
'Canada,
Australia,
New
Zealand,
South
Africa
or
the
.United
,
.States.
-Why
they
are
not
already
away
:is
because
they
cannot
-take
money
out
of
the
country."
,r
MATTSON'S-
'
'UPHOLSTERERS
AVD
FURKfTURE
REPAIRS
Plastic
Materials
Dunlopilio
Mattresses
Drapes
Curtains
Bed
Spreads
Cushions,
etc
':'
Second-Hand
Furniture
Phone
Blue
818
'.
P.O.
Box
330
Second
Avenue
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BX.
GEORGE
L.
RORJ.E
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Besrr
Blptrk
Phone
387
;
.
PAPER
HANOINO
AND
WOOD
FINISHINO
us
warn
0fli
PHONIi
vv-tia
Atiii
CostsN
-rtrfA
.
Less
Than
Y
Latest
Shades,
Styles
and
Colons'
J.
P.
MOLLER
PboneLUE455
.DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
PENJIST
SUITE
5.
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
765
P.O.
Box
1401
arm
fttff&j
mw
cent
f
the
amount
ol
-the
.tender,
or
Bearer
Bonds
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada
or
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
.Company
and
Its
constituent
.
companies.
uncomlltlouaUv
(
guaranteed
as
to
principal
and
interest
by
the
Dominion
of
Canada,':
or
the
aforementioned
bonds
and
a
certified
cheque
If
required
to
make
up
an
odd
junount.
i
"
-
By
order.
.
BANISH
ATE
IN
POLITICS
GEORGE
ARE
W:S
P.LEA
that
we
banish
preju-'
dice
and
hate
-from
politics,
is
something
than
can
and
.
should-r-be
supported
by
all
our
;
parties.
AH
Qf
us
rnay,
hold
to
our
convictions,
have
1
-4-Ke
privilege
of
believing
in
them
passionately
and
!
fighting
for
them
vigorously,
but
there
can
be
no
i
?3i&ir
in
lnakin:
a
difference
of
opinion
a
cause
.for
'
niatix:d.
jhatort
of
-thing
rancor
and
malice
is
;
the
antithesis
of
rfvor.tsinanahip,
alien
to
.our
,,
way.
J
jd-o
fiuqh
hatred
.existed
.among
our
ons
when,
in
-glorious
comradeship,
they
marched
against
a
com-
mori
enemy.
1
"
No
one
asked
then
whether
the
companion
by
',
his
ide.on
battlefield
or
.-bomber
.was
.a
;Potes-'
tant
or
Catholic,
a
Jew
qr
&
Gentile,
a
Conserya-
tive
or
a
Liberal
of
;F,rench
.or
nglbh.
They
were
;
brothers
in
,arrns,
which
was
all
-that
mattered.
;Jt
.is
all
that
,rn.atters
;in
peace.
We
inay
believe
what
5
we
ibeJlieve
;
-why
should
the
right
,pf
.that,
.a
,prjce-
Jieritage
be
-made
a
cause
tor
barren
.hate
and
sterile
prejudice
?
;
It
was
Michael
.Clark.
-r--('
Red
Michael"
who
tnce
stirred
',
the
.House
by
-telling
it
how,
despite
:
Htis
temndovts
.philipic
against
his
old
leader
.over
;
consci-iption,
.'the
first
and
noblejt
letter
I
,re-,
.
ceived
when
my
son
'fell
,in
r'lnce.came
from
YV.il-'
frid
Laurier."
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