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Prince
Rupert
Daily
New$
Tuesday,
Aujt'jst
,
1950
Paid
In
Full
Better
Indian
:
Deal
Sought
3D
it
j
tier
a
handout
administration
I
of
the
Department
of
Indian
Af-
fair.
Note
the
name,
pieaje.
The
department
cf
Indian
Af-f
air'.
Now
when
are
we
goin
1
to
be
able
to
administer
oar
own
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Exciting
Theme
r
v
.
1
1
1
1
1
j
CASfjIAR-tn
a
message
to
Indian
department?
j
B'Blcena
members
of
the
Native
Mr.
Sinclair
admitted
that
in
i
B
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia
the
oiden
days
their
ancestors!
Five
years
since
the
first
atomic
bomb!
Had
science
studied
it
for
purposes
of
peace,
I
with
never
a
thought
of
war,
all
of
us,
by
this
time,
might
have
I
been
nearer
the
security
needed
with
all
that
goes
with
It.
,
naroia
Sinclair,
district
ties
were
an
uneducated
and
inex-1
j
president
for
Bkeena
launched
perienced
people
But
now,
he
i
;a
bitter
attack
on
the
proponed
continued,
there
are
highly
ed-!
BiBtll
VA.
Chief
and
people
of
ucated
natives
such
as
Presi-i
a
the
entire
Skeena
Indian
popu-
dent
Chief
Willam
Scow.
FVank
1
WEDNESDAY
AND
THURSDAY
m
Wallace's
05c
SALE
Now
On
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
a
lauon
nave
uiten
the
new
In-
Calder,
M.
L.
A..
Chief
Thoma?!
j
dlan
Act
under
careful
study
he
Oosnell
and
may
other,
who
!
said.
have
lujit
ax
hiirh
Htivii..
i
TODAY
ONLY
-THE
DAMNED
DON'T
t
Rr
Robert
Cummlngs,
Lizabeth
Scott
and
Diana
Lynn
star
in
a
gripping
romantic
drama
"Paid
in
Full,"
which
.opens
tomorrow
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
Eve
Ar-den
heads
a
brilliant
featured
cast
that
Includes
Ray
Collins,
Frank
MeHugh
and
Stanley
Ridges.'
Dealing
with
a
theme
that
long
has
been
regarded
as
"not
for
the
movies,"
It
Is
the
absorbing
story
of
two
sisters
In
love
with
the
same
man
and
the
lengths
to
which
one
goes
to
win
him.
Robert
Cummings
Is
said
to
add
lustre
to
Ms
reputation
with
his
expert"
portrayal
of
the
man
ib
i
li
ftt
wiiHii
li
ip
naLivci
n
19
i
ratinnt
a.
r-
.
-i
Mcirt
heard
the
Ind:an
Act
was
to
dc
mcnt
administrators
today
"Why
'
amended
they
were
happy.
ex-.not
put
our
own
organization
j
pecting
a
bin
change
from
the
the
Native
Brotherhood,
with'
Someone
has
Just
discovered'
a
third
of
the
members
of
the
British
House
of
Commons
arei
the
sons
of
manual
laborers.
A'
little
more
than
a
century
ago,!
five
members
of
Parliament
out
of
six
were
land
owners.
The
general
belief
is
that
In
Britain,
revolutions
are
extremely
rare.
Yet,
they
do
occur,
and
there
is
no
excitement.
I
two
women
desperately
want."
as
the
Intern,
h
,
The
picture
marks
the
second
!
mlngs'
affeetL
time
he
has
been
teamed
with
I
Full
IZ
Miss
Scott,
the
two
having
pre-
'
performance,
lo
vlously
appeared
In
"You
Came
1
"paid
in
p,,,,..
,
'
Along."
U
b
sensation
i
r
Miss
Scott
and
Diana
Lynn,
by
Dr.
Frederic
oonas
or
the
om
Indian
Act"
says
it
educated
leaders
Into
posi
Sinclair.
"But
the
entire
Skeena
tlon
as
administrators
of
ou
;
people
have
been
disappointed
I
with
Bill
two'
six-seven
and
1
1
flatly
disagres
with
the
new
bill
l
-on
the
ground.:
it
is
more
bind
Indian
department,'..'
be
asked.
To
prove
his
point.
Sinclair
spoke
of
the
cannierles
and
lof-ging
companies
along
the
coast
who
entrusted
thousands
of
dol
ing
than
the
eld
Indian
Act.
Mr.
Sinclair
said:
"We
have
been
bound
hand
and
foot
un-
AIR
PASStNGERS
SWELLEST
RAZOR
EVER
FOR
COMFORT
AND
CONV
lars
worth
of
valuable
equioment
;
to
natives
and
have
found
themi
to
be
industrious
and
productive
"It
Is,
therefore,
hlzh
time
that
GIVE
THE
FOLKS
AT
HOME
A
TREAT!
Recent
visitors
to
the
Red'
River
Valley
say
the
flood
has!
lett
'a
sorry
sequel.
True,
the
river
is
normal
and
the
prairies
i
sunlit.
But
hundreds
of
homes
still
have
neither
the
look
or
the
leel.
Many
are
the
vanished
bank
balances.
There
sems
to
be
To
Vancouver
(today)
Benita
Wlndle.
Mrs.
J.
J.
Ehly,
Mrs.
P.
i
f
H.
Morris,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Koy
Barryman,
Mrs.
C.
Eckert
and
In-
v
ic
Come
in
today
and
take
home
a
delicious
CAKE,
PIE
or
JELLY
ROLL
With
10
Gillette
Blut
Blades
in
Dispenser
a
sense
of
discouragement
a
L.
T"
u
n
fp
inr
of
"whit
s
t.hp
liseT"
And
.'
Napier.
.
'
above
all,
on
the
part
of
some,
A1JC$
IIO
$1.00
From
Vancouver
(yesterday
)-
Datives
have
freedom
and
justice,"
he
declared,
"rather
than
become
bound
once
more
by
the
new
bill
two
r.xty-seven.'..'
"We
should
have
our
own
Indian
commissioners,
our
own
Indian
superintendents
and
ministers
for
our
own
Indian
dc-nartmcnt."
he
said.
They
shoul''
lo
have
their
own
game
and
fish
wardens
because
they
understood
the
whereabout
of
inherited
trappim
grounds
and
fishing
camps.
Then
they
would
1
a
criticism
of
the
distribution
of
Mlss
R
Hartwl2
E
w.
Webster,
VALUI
f
vai
mm
v
i
,C"C1
iu"uo-
,J.
Highland,
T.R.Kinsella,
A.
W..
Rupert
Bakery
Ltd.
O.
K
and
J.
Hale,
L.
Beemham,
F.
Nation,
O.
Bolton,
Mrs.
F.
Thompson,
Mr.
Luchak,
Douglas
Uncle
Joe
says
there
are
7,700
newspapers
publishing
regular
ly
in
Soviet
Russia.
Too
bad
t?,i7.,eii
Mr
Desman.
Mrs.
Burt.
You
change
bladei
in-tantly,
enjoy
real
ahaving
comfort
with
the
Gillette
Rocket
Rator
Set.
Canada's
greatest
shaving
bargain
includes
Razor,
10
blades
in
Dispenser,
come
to
what
Is
called
"self'
jovernment."
I
Regarding
enfranchisement.
!
there
are
not
fewer.
Then
they
MeFsrs.
Griffiths,
Hall,
Simmers,
would
be
more
Interesting,
even
Klauscn,
Sinclair,
Ozamachenko,
at
the
cost
of
a
firing
squad
for
B-oth.
Thomas,
Allan,
Hlle,
an
editor
now
and
then.
Today,
Wauter
Hunter,
Miller,
they
all
think
and
print
alike.
From
sandsplt
(yesterday)
'
J.
Cordin,
O.
Llewellyn,
J.
Mc-
The
Dally
News
was
In
-a
hope-
innis,
M.
Lahtlnen.
ful
mood
during
the
winter
of
To
Vancouver
(yesterday)
1917.
Halibut
fishing,
while
fair,
yy"
L
Woods
.
'
and
the
new
Styrene
travel
case
only
$1.29.
SALE
MEN'S
SUITS
O
Tailored
by
Inn
House
of
Hobberlln
Mr.
Sinclair
asked
why
Indians
should
be
required
to
surrender
their
legal
rights
to
become
"citizens
of
our
own
native
soil..."
He
then
asked
what
els?
VICKERS'
II
DIITILIID
IN
CANADA
AND
It
DltttllUtlO
trCalvfTl
"his
advertisrmrnt
ii
not
publiihed
or
displayed
by
Uit
Liquor
Control
Board
Oi
vf
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
j
7
i
.
-
.
!...
Pi
ill
couia
nave
Deen
Detter.-
The
January
catch
was
only
578,000
pounds.
February
reported
809,-000.
But
surely,
with
better
weather,
March
should
be
substantially
better.
Thirty-three
years
ago
Prince
Rupert
was
only
commencing
to
learn
how
to
spell
"conservation."
EXTRA
PANTS
FREE
With
Each
Suit
Ordered!
was
required
rf
the
Indian
people
before
they
became
fully
recognteed
citizens
of
their
own
country.
The
speaker
said
his
people
rat,ron(l7ed
stores
in
th!s
country
And
had
paid
taxes,
social
security
taxes,
whether
on
or
off
the
reserve.
"We
have
served
the
country
we
love
wholeheartedly
In
times
of
peril.
Therefore,
we
ask
for
freedom
and
Justice
for
our
people
and
their
child-Ten
In
days
to
come.
Then
we
would
all
be
united
free
citizens
i
-
&
OUR
EXPERT
TAILORS
for
Men's
PA
NTH
Kt'ITS
O
TOPCOATS
SPECTATOR
PUMPS
I
"Our
science
is
superb,
but
our
happiness
is
not,"
remarks
a
psychoiogist
and
how
true
it
is.
We
are
dissatisfied.
We
are
1
victims
of
more
heart
attacks,
i
more
high
blood
pressure
and
more
nervous
breakdowns
per
,
hundred
of
population
than
Ugliest
Quality
Oumantrrd
Fit
10
OFF
ON
ALL
SLACKS
I
of
the
countrv
and
true
brothers
THE
BES1
in
Plumbing
Service
PHONE
108
PRINCE
RUPERT
PLUMBING
&
HEATING
BCD
BCETMAA
Oid
Pufit
Oflice
Bis
pnd
sisters.'..'
he
declared.
BLUE
and
WHITE
LING
THE
TAILOR
mm''
!
H
HO
M
Tin
Speck
$5.9
AT
ever
before
in
the
history
ot
the
world.
Is
it
surprising
that
everyone
is
seeking
an
easy
mind?
Everyone
wants
security.
A
pensioner
draws
$75.
Enough?
Probably
not.
$100
is
more
like
BROWN
and
WHITE
PHONE
MS
BOX
zzt
220
-
6TH
ST.
Union
steamship
Chilcotln,
with
its
Pennsylvania
Farmers'
magazine
tour
party
of
over
100
arrived
In
port
yesterday
afternoon,
returning
south
from
'
Skagway
and
other
Alaska
points.
Members
of
the
tour
le-
i
rxrt
a
successful
and
Interesting
trip.
"
the
objective
today.
What
brings
a
ieeing
of
security,
let
alone
happiness?
Or
is
it
recognized
wnen
nere?
IBirowntwood
t
Six
Months
On
Theft
Charge
Rudolph
Rossetti
was
senlenc
Discover
How
Good
J
I
UsM,A.l.fa.tA,
K'1".
-
w
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE.
ed
yesterday
In
magistrate
court
to
six
months'
Imprisonment
on
a
charge
of
theft.
Rossetti
stole
a
pair
of
shoes
and
other
items
Iced
Tea
Can
Be!
Make
tea
double
strength
and
while
still
hot
pour
into
glasses
filled
with
cracked
ice
.
.
.
Add
sugar
and
lemon
to
taste.'
OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS
.
.
FOR
A
BUILDER
OR
INVESTOR
Exceptional
Offering
Large
-subdivision
in
Prince
Rupert's
bettor
residential
section.
All
services
available.
No
taxes
to
pay
until
1951.
Panoramic
harbor
view.
Area
comparable
to
38
city
lots
comprising
nearly
3
acres.
Easy
walking
distance
to
schools,
hospital,
downtown
shopping
centres,
waterfront,
and
churches.
Individual
lots
available
or
will
sell
entire
property
for
much
needed
housing
development.
Priced'
to
sell
below
city
assessed
value
on
similar
property.
Terms
if
desired.
See
Allan
Armstrong
for
full
particulars.
Phone
342
or
Green
297
(eves.)
offirt
of
Armstrong
Agencies.
MOST.
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
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Rupert
Florists
)
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300
r
lowers
for
AH
Occaslona
I
front
George
Hill
&
Sons
store
on
Third
Avenue
during
store
hours.
,
He
was
apprehended
with
the
property.
3rd
Ave.
'Box
516
Tel.
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Umr0
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OPEN
FROM
3:30
P.M.
TO
3:30
A.M.
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r-
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every
bill
by
the
TENTH
of
each
Month
and
your
installment
account
on
due
dates.
Build
a
reputation
and
a
record
for
PROMPTNESS.
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