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Thursday,
June
IB,
1949
The
New
Mil
Jack
McRae,
rioneer
Local
Boy,
Young
Business
Man,
Naval
Officer
John
Duncan
(Jack
McRae,
WINNER,
LOSER
MAKE
REMARKS
In
a
post-election
statement
last
night
after
his
victory
had
been
assuied,
J.
D.
McRae,
Coalition
M.L.A.-electlon
for
Prince
Rupert,
assumed
with
MONTREAL,
"me
ICtli
cad
,,..
'
lots
of
lazy
days
al
a
fine
idea
to
tosg
t
J
9
crisp
Falad
.
.
.
nn7i
r'-.
7
0l"
W
refreshing
fruited
m,u"
,ol
JELL-O.
For
Jell.n
i
.J
seriousness
the
duties
and
responsibilities
which
his
office
will
Involve.
"Now
I'm
elected,"
rs
a.
Prince
Rupert's
M.L.A.-elect,
is
a
member
of
a
well
known
pioneer
family
of
40
years'
standing,
prominent
young
local
business
man-
and
former
nava
officer.
He'
was
born
33
years
ago
in
San
Diego,
California,
fay
:
:
rr
.
.v3
mmnwr
mot,,,.,
t..-
a
simple
matter
to
prepare
a
Jell-0
desert
in
h
,f
corning
delicious
,
lor
ferving
later
m
the
day.
All
,,'
V,01
'
"locked-in
flavors
are
alwayi
J
,
amazingly
azingly
thrifty,
thrifty.
8urc
r
favomt
and
Mr.
McRae
said,
'
I
am
prepared
to
do
my
fighting
on
behalf
of
this
riding.
I
feel
the
work
has
just
begun."
Mr.
McRae
expressed
appreciation
of
the
clean
campaign
which
had
III
Tl
ar
tat.
svm.
y
i
w
i
tin
a
u
been
put
up
by
W.
H.
Brett
and
June
.
r
ti
j
while
his
mother
was
on
a
visit
!
there.
He
is
the
elder
son
of
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
C.
McRae.
now.
!
residing
at
Duncan,
Vancouver
Island
and
at
present
visiting
here.
)
After
obtaining
his
elementary
;
and
High
School
education
here,
!
Jack
McRae
attended
Univer-
sity
of
British
Columbia
where
he
was
secretary-treasurer
of
his
class.
Returning
to
Prince
i
Rupert
from
college,
he
joined
tl.Uh
the.
the
hf-ni-h
!
s
.
'
Ik-
1
Zl
'1
the
C.C.F.
MR.
BRETT
DISAPPOINTED
"Now
that
the
election
Is
a
past
Issue,
my
firm
determination
Is
to
do
everything
I
can
to
fulfill
the
confidence
that
Ctisp
fhh'n
Ciipf
losHOfl
croon
i-alad
and
Cliif-(:j
fon
Cuke
...
gltak
wonderful
moal
trfTy
for
a
fine
June
jrJf,"w
evening
.
.
.
and
TTjv
tliore's
more
to
it
than
meets
the
eve
I
The
tat
brhind
carh
tnte-wisc
dish
in
MAZOLA.
Salnd
Oil
I
So-oo
good
for
frying
fish
and
potatoi-s
...
a
vitnl
flavor-wieo
uifrrc'liont
in
Fronoh
Drr.inu
.
.
and
everyone'
talkinn
Bhout
what
Mmola
does
for
Chiffon
Cake!
It's
elirrr
Bmgic
.
.
a
world
of
iliffrrencc
in
the
lightnow
and
cliciou.-mcsH
of
your
cuke
I
For
four
ira
rcpe(
of
Mazola
Caka
Heatct,
"imply
writo
to
mr
Pirbara
Iircnt,
1411
Crescent
.St,
Montreal,
P.C1.
Auk
jor
Recipe
Shret
MA
21
the
electorate
have
placed
In
me,"
said
Mr.
McRae,
who
is
believed
to
be
the
youngest
outdoor
pU
CIV
June
''
duy
,a
Boring,,,
L
n,
tll0!
"CRKAM
UK
WHFv
r-i'
ft.
qmrk
and
and
no
very
oo,
to
'
J",
for
you.
tnn!
For
i
"Cream
onv,,
.
and
it
vroYKln,
Phosphorous
for
diets
c,,,,
IS:
the
element,.
R,,Vc,ul
climhmit
a
i.iouw.m
(,"
f,
ooi
-Cream
of
Wliet-
liji
ilffi
I
the
staf
f
of
his
father's
stationery
store,
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.
f
On
September
10,
1939,
one;
day
after
the
outbreak
of
World
W
ar
II,
he
joined
the
Search-1
M.LA.-elect
in
the
province.!
"I
am
now
prepared
to
fight,
within
the
party
If
I
must,
for!
the
rights
of
this
area,"
he
!
promised.
I
I
light
Battery
here
as
a
private'
Hen't
On.
"
Mutt
"
if
you
want
to
enjoy
y0Ur
iun,
j,i;,i
qui
soon
uansierrea
irom
Army
to
Navy
as
a
sub-lieutenant.
He
won
quick
promotion
to
lieuten-1
ant-eommander.
After
instructional
service
at
H.M.C.S.
Na-den
ou
this
coast
and
H.M.C.S.
1
Co.-nwai'is
on
the
East
Coast
he
mil,
wiiii
nn
money
worries
at
an
I
Larry
HANK
OF
MONTREAL
TmvrUrn
Cheque
with
you.
when
you
no
on
holiday.
1
always
find
that
the
i
xtr
i
Merurity
of
Travellers
Cheque
helps
make
my
vacation'
twieo
as
much
funt
When
you
buy
'Irani,
lers
Cke(ucs,
fifrn
each
the
vou
one
at
top;
as
you
cash
them,
vou
syn
eseh
one.
at
the
bottom.
That
'establishes
vour
identity.
ltV
to
simple
o
verv
practienl
and
o
.afe
Vou
ean
Ret
vour
Truvriler
Ji
m
'
'
'
,"1
'
.
i
4
!
1
-
;
i
"I
should
like
to
call
to
the
attention
of
all
rural
communities
which
I
have
visited
and
those
which
I
have
not
yet
visited
that
I
have
their
inter-
1
ests
at
heart
as
much
as
my
(
home
town
of
Prince
Rupert
;
"I
also
feel
strongly
encour-
aged
that
Prince
Rupert
has
so
;
substantially
supported
one
of(
Chetiue!"
at
anv
hranen
01
the
JiofM
.
.
.
ami
thm-ll
vaii
u
ith
artnrnil
pltn,ina
fnr
ul.r.i.l
T).
r
irZ.
holiday!
'
'
i
its
own
sons.".
j
;
went
afloat,
specializing
in
gun-;
nery,
and
saw
service
at
Scapa
Fi.jw,
oif
the
Norwegian
coast
and
in
the.
Mediterranean,
off
j
Noah
Africa.
He
put
in
ciestroy-j
er
time
on
the
Atlantic
convoy'
Lady,
B
GooJ
To
Your
fires!
They're
precioiu
'ft)
they're
well
I
Can
S
ft
your
!i
favorite
fmjr
.
M
1-Vi-a
warm
hit
You
use
u
worth
pamiwrinR
CAI
HEi
)
Ilea
jpflrrs
net-
Mr.
Brett
also
spoke
briefly,
j
He
admitted
that
the
result
of
the
election,
particularly
in
the
province
as
a
whole,
had
been
I
"somewhat
disappointing."
He
'
also
commented
on
the
clean
fight.
He
trusted
that,
now
he
was
elected,
Mr,
McRae
would
do
the
best
he
could
to
carry
out
the
promises
he
had
made.
After
all
the
most
important
-
-..-r-Treil
.....
-
i
be
sure
to
mike
vo-j.
with
11K.INZ
VINLGAP.S-
service
in
1942-43.
During
one
of
the
early
Victory
Loan
cam-;
pagris,
he
attained
considerable
distinc'ion
on
being
chosen
as
representative!
of
the
Navy
in,
a
''('any
the
Torch'
flight
across
Canada,
the
torch
going
on
to
Britain
as
a
symbol
of
Canada's
support
of
the
war
effort.
In
1943
he.
was
the
admiral's
yun-,
and
mellowed
in
wX!il
ti!
t
flavor-)
icrfeet
I
Tim
FM,
Halatt
Dra.tmg
will
bring
a
.
when
they
're
tired
and
Btrnin-,
ed!
So
at
fir.A
ten
of
eye
fatigue.
Boolhe
your
eves
wuh
the
cool
refreshment
of
MURIM.
Best
idea,
of
cour,
i
to
m:ike
a
daily
habit
of
Murine.
Don't
wait
'ill
vour.eyes
complain
.
keep
them
rrvtod
tuth
two
drops
of
Murine
in
rneh
eye
iiiiiht
and
mornmn.
I've
fnund
tins
i
a
parliciilarly
s:ool
idea
these
mmitier
days
of
eun-p'are
nnd
wind!
You
sec.
Murine'
skilful
blend
of
7
insrredients
eioanscs
and
wiolhes
eyrs
that
are
tin.
I
.
.
relieve
that
weary,
ued-ur
feeling!
Thai's
why
I
time
vr,u
to
ak
your
dmggist
to-d.iv
for
Murine!
bent
in
vour
fruit
suIrnH
Combine,
blend.
ne
thins
after
cacti
addition,
auear.
'2
teaspoon
si't,
tablespoons
flour,
1
?g
'a
cup
pmcapo
jijlct
i,
orance
juice
and
2
tatiiei
CHIC!
Take
a
bit
of
chic
right
from
the
Riviera
plus
some
South
Seas
glamour
and
you
have
this
newest
playsuit.
The
Riviera
shirt,
with
its
plunging
neckline
and
dashing
cuffs,
and
the
brief
but
very
feminine
shorts
are
just
about
as
fashionable
a
play
outfit
as
you'll
see
this
summer
on
any
beach.
The
skirt
is
a
sarong
oh
Bali
hey!
and
you
tie
it
on
when
boardwalk
bound,
or
to
dash
off
somewhere
to
lunch.
Sheer
glamour,
but
practical
too,
it's
just
one
big
flat
piece,
so
you
can
use
It
to
lie
on
as
well
as
to
protcet
yourself
from
too
much
sun.
Hnnt
White
V:ne;ar.
(
nery
office-
oa
the
Atlantic
and
his
final
asignment
before
tl
it-end
of
the
war
was
as
first
lieutenant
of
II.M.CS.
Puncner,
tirrx.g
constantly,
ur
truck.
CooL
Foid
a
braten
e!g
white.
thing
was
the
welfare
of
'.he
common
man.
In
spite
of
temporary
reverses,
he
was
still
convinced
that
the
CC.F.
had
a
message
that
should
still
be
carried
along.
I
Mr.
Brett,
C.C.F.
candidate,
who
served
four
years
in
the
last
house,
said
that
he
and
his
party
considered
their
defeat
only
a
"temporary
setback"
".The
C.C.F.
party
has
had
many
setbacks
but
they
will
con
Hart
You
Often
Womerce)
win
ro
to
find
the
:iii-r-
in
rr
!
then
Canada's
only
aircraft
car-!
rier.
I
At
the
conclusion
ol
the
war,
He:
c
,,
aerr
Tlm
..
r
WH
ttss
o
psued
Jon
It
lotice
It
tl
torn
Jon
I
'jflc'ai
rUt
Blid
vrltin
.
E1
Ve,
'
i'
tiotirf
in
vour
mind
aliout
fcniintnc
l.ygier.f?
'
at
-
.
Mr.
McRae
returnrd
to
Prince
booklet
that
will
help
you!
Simply
write
lu
mr
-Hunt
Mil
Credent
St.
Moniral
1MJ.
i,r
v
C"l'U
of
a
booklet
Riving
bank
far,,
on
ll:.-
til,,
A
1
TERRACE
TOPICS
aged
it.
Extensive
work
has
been
done
on
the
place
but
a
lot
:
v.
,,
w
:
V
..J.
.
.
,
Mr.
McNutt
of
the
Workmen's
Rupert
to
take
over
the
man-Compensation
Board
drove
into1
agement
of
McRae
Bros.
Ltd
end
it
to
vou
in
a
plain
wraiiier.
Mi.invi-k
1m
lTf""W
VpII
Ipft.
last,
week
lor
nf
the
vahinhle
nlar.ts
in
the
fact
I'm
mre
will
be
of
help
to
vol"
Litem
ly
ihnu-women
have
di.overed
a
wondert'jlltr
sale
j
on
the
retirement
of
his
lathei
',
1
erra"
thls
week
and
is
sPend
a
iwiT-month
sojourn
with
reia-
j-ne-time
show
garden
have
been
ing
a
tew
davs
here
rte
laues
an
ucuve
pan,
in
cuui
tives
in
Ontario.
ijost.
munitv
affairs
and
is
a
meivber
tinue
fighting."
(
method
ot
feminine
hygiene
cni'ed
Z"
iiinly
and
convenient,
theso
srra-cit.-...
!.-.iiiV..
'tws't
MilHMitonc
are
powerfully
germicidal
yet
alwiiu'i
H-
--i-.e
.
ti
ii
I
A
lt
vour
dntggirt
fot
oniiors
nnd
euij
iur
tUi
tree
booklet
today
!
M'tv
and
Mrs.
V.
Oiraud
have
"
1
Mrs-
c-
"
w-
Alger,
who'
has,
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chancer
ieiU-ned
to
the
Sherwood
home
Mr
and
Mrs.
Ear!-
Hoben-,
been
confined
to
her
home
for
of
Commerce
and
Prince
Pu-IrlZ,
which
thev
were
forced
to'fohield
of
Kitwanga
spent
the
'
the
past
two
or
three
weeks,
'pert
Rotary
Club
as
weU'as
be-
miSvp
when
thp
flood
waters
of
weeK-encl
m
Terrace
visiung
uiu
.
"untu
nuspuai
ncic
im.ing
piesiueii'.
ui
uie
rnnix
nu
WAREHOUSEMEN
IN
CONVENTION
I
further
treatment.
British
Columbia,
T.
Smith,
Vancouver:
Alber
i
friends
and
relatives-
theSKeena
last
year
badly
dam-
Reamer.
Calsaiy;
SaskiU
(Xft-iiflve
secretary.
The
Department
of
Agriculture
wul
strongly
urged
not
to
pay
Rtibiiidlps
under
the
Cold
f
ora
-"
Act
of
1907
for
the
construction
of
new
cold
storage
John
Keple,
Regina;
M.
Winnipeg
Man
Elected
President
at
WinnipeR
I
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H.
H.
Perry.
Winnipeg;
j
;rcy
Xlng,
Ottawa;
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"A
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ubU
f
I1C01
JASPER
PARK
LODGE
The
rt.
R.
Smith.
Montrtal
houses
but
that,
wherever
E.
Lyau
rinMnn.
at
their
twent
v-hinth
addlt
!onal
cpld
storage
facilities
.
BrunswicK
Moncton;
Nova
&co
pert
Liberal
Association
a-id
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Merchants'
Association.
In
club
and
fraternal
circles
he
is
also
knWii"'as
a
member
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
and
Tsimps-an
Lodge
A.F.
&
A.M.
The
Navy
continues
as
one
of
his
principle
interests
interests
and
and
he
he
is
is
commanding
commanding
officer
officer
of
of
the
the
local
local
naval
naval
division,
cU-
vision.
H.M.C.S.
H.M.C.S.
Chatham.
Chatham.
Mr.
Mr.
McRae
McRae
was
was
married
married
at
at
Wolfville,
Wolfville,
Nova
Nova
Scotia,
Scotia,
in
in
V.Vj.
Vlto.
to
to
Miss
Miss
Grace
Grace
Oxner.
Oxner.
At
At
p.'03-
present
ent
he
he
is
is
engaged
engaged
In
in
buildin
buildin.,
,
a
a
fine
fine
new
new
home
home
on
on
Fourth
Fourth
Avenue
West.
annual
convention
being
held
are
deemed
necessary,
consia-
1
;
,
niiap.
p2:
""'-
-
I
Prinep
Edward
bland.
Mary
Parsons-Johnston,
here,
yesterday
elected
W.
B.
jeration
be
given
to
expansion
ei
Cowan,
of
Winnipeg,
president.'
exist
:rg
plants.
Construction
of
W.
W.
Naylor,
of
Toronto,
was
entirely
new
plants
was
termed
I
TmrmrTr
V
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TrT"",fW'W
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lf.
It',
i
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j.
..A
Division
Chairmen
are
chandise,
Harry
JuhnsM
the
resolution
n
q
rr,
n
H
vice
.
nresirlr
nL.
and
"'wasteful'
111
couver;
Cold
Storage.
Reg
Dennis
Day.
also
of
Toronto,
was
passed
by
the
Association.
I
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X
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pEi
T
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V
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I'jy
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BACK
AGAIN"
Harold
Winch
I
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Wlf'
'
I
who
carried
Vancouver
East,
,
A
ki'L
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Av-:
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perennial
seat.
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directors
elected
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Warren,
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Toronto,
were
as
follews:
elected
treasurer.
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Toronto,
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seat
in
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DESSERT
FOR
A
KING
Luscious
British
Columbia
strawberries
from
the
Fraser
Valley
have
been
shipped
to
Buckingham
Palace
as
a
gift
of
the
-Mission
Board
of
Trade.
Three
valley
lasses,
Evelyn
Home,
Barbara
Muir
and
Myrtle
Davles
hand
the
King's
dessert
to
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
employee
Ted
Frith
for
speedy
delivery.
(rj.
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Photo)
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