Mrs.
Elizabeth
Garner,
mother
of
Mrs.
John
Mt-Leod
and
Edward
!
Survey
Need
Of
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
j.Garner
of
this
city,
arrived
at
Friday,
March
3,
1950
Ray.
Reflects
.
.
.
...
and
Reminisce
Ihe
first,
of
the
week
finni
Nan-aimo
for
a
visit
here.
inderaarien
It's
business
wise
io
advertise.
:
-
,
NOW
1490
ROYS'
Kf
n,u..
I
Sir
Harry
Ladder
was
a
bonnie'
Old
Bailey,
in
London,
was'
minstrel,
poet
and
man
of
good
packed
the
other
morning,
when!
An
Independent
daiiyliew.spaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
G.
A.
HUNTER,
imaging
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
The
Parent-Teacher
Couijcil
has
referred
to
the
four.PVT.A.'s
resolution
which
has,
Been
passed
to
them
by
the
Local
Teachers'
Federation
for
endorsation
to
the
effect
that
current
regulations
be
changed
to
permit
teachers
to
hold
civic
office.
If
passed
by
the
P.T.A
s,
Council
will
forward
the
resolution
to
the
B.C.
Parent-
Rg.
11.45
X0
1
cheer
and
will
be
sorely
missed
in
a
troubled
world.
But
fair
enoueh
Rt-B-
25.
Now5
to
inquire
if,
with
feast
and
song,
the
anniversary
of
his
birth
will
be
honored
for
the
next
century
and
a
half.
D"
TEE
I
By
Carrier.
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
Dr.
Fuchs
was
sentenced
to
fourteen
years
for
huvins
betrayed
the
United
Nations
to
Russia.
If
j
teems'
there
was
no
passion.
For
two
hours,
proceedings
were
calm
and
matter
of
fact.
One
mi?ht
have
s?id
the
tone
was
alons
polite,
conversational
lines.
But
when
the
judi'.c
uttered
the
words
"ba?e
treachery",
Dr.
Fuchs
ReB
ti
""'M
uu;
ay
mau,
rer
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
7X
.
now
""stnJ
j
It
took
slightly
less
than
five
It
Pays
Off
L-Jx
'
(-
hours,
Wednesday,
for
a
man
to
fly
from
the
British
Columbia
coast
to
Montreal.
That
almo.st
jl'eacher
Federation
in
Vancouver
to
be
taken
up
at
their
annual
1
convention
this
spring.
;
A
recording
of
excerpts
from
i
the
B.
C.
School
broadcasts
which
j
is
reported
to
be
of
especial
inter-!
est
to
parents
and
teachers,
has
MEN'S
PANTs
havy
and
iieh,
Snl
'
5
to
$7.50.
J
NOW
ff,.
'urned
a
?hartf
paler,
and
then
I
court
adjourned.
II
f
t
IS
LOOKING
OVER
AIR
STRIP
SITE
To
look
over
the
ground
1
njisin
D
.
NOW
Oil
i
Till
t-vrtiMiant
i
aaot
vutoUb4
or
aiinya
07
ww
iijuvr
iuhuui
Buari
r
by
tht
OYranint
of
BritikU
Colombia
Good
for
are-,f
SPECIAL
s
been
forwarded
here
recently.
The
recording
will
be
played
to
each
of
the
city's
P.T.A.
's
at
their
March
meetings.
A
survey
will
be
conducted
again
this
year
to
determine
the
number
of
kindergarten
age
children
in
the
city,
so
that
the
gives
him
time'
to
enjoy
a
fish
breakfast
in
Prince
Kupert.
read
the
noon
news
in
the
Star,
La
Patrie
or
Herald,
and
fly
home
j
in
ample
time
ror
dinner
and
bed.
What
seems
like
enthusiasm
attaches
to
the
report
that
Bri-
tun
Columbia
wild
animals
such
as
bear,
cougar,
deer
and
m.wy
others
species
will
be
placed
In
the
zoo
at
Stanley
Park.
There
are
two
column
headlines
in
the
papers.
One's
curiosity
is
strangely
stirred.
What
have
they
had
in
the
zoo
for
the
last
forty
years?
--H.ioii
mast
R.j
a-
NOW
pc
sibly
tendering
later
in
connection
with
work
of
establishment
of
an
air
strip,
Bert
Blair,
Vancouver
contractor,
arrived
in
th
city
Wednesday
afternoon
by
air.
Yesterday
he
visited
Titgwell
Island
in
company
with
A.
P.
Crawlov.
He
plans
on
returning
to
Vancouver
on
Saturday's
plane.
AWARDED
SCHOLARSHIP.
Dr.
H.
M.
Daggett,
assistant
professor
of
chemistry
at
University
t
British
Columbia,
has
bet.,
awarded
SoCuO
by
the
Research
Corporation
of
New
York.
The
award
is
made
to
facilitate
investigations
o
f
elestrolytes,
University
of
British
Columbia
officials
siy.
A
r.itive
of
Prince
Rupert
and
son
of
Ex-Mayor
and
Mrs.
H.
M.
Daggett,
Dr.
Daggett
Joined
the
University
of
B.C.
faculty
last
year.
He
studied
at
Queen's
University
tit
Kingston,
'
and
Brown
University,
Rhodes.
This
is
another
in
a
series
of
scholarships
he
has
won.
l
up
10
g
75
'
V'OW
frnm
I
T
PAYS
OFF
to
be
a
good
student.
Two
examples
I
right
here
in
Prince
Rupert
this
week
provp
it.
Prince
Rupert-born
Harry
Daggett
has
been
awarded
a
new
scholarship
of
$3300,
bringing
well
up
in
the
thousands
now
the
aggregate
of
such
awards
which
he
has
received
and
which
have
enabled
him
to
attain
a
high
standard
of
education
which
he
appears
to
be
putting
to
good
account.
Another
local
boy,
Warren
Wilkinson,
it
was
our
pleasure
to
announce
yesterday,
has
been
selected
for
an
all-expense
educational
and
goodwill
tour
to
Retain
this
summer.
The
necessary
Qualifications
were
academic
standing,
together
W'ith
such
attributes
as
co-operation
and
enthusiasm
which"
are
as
much
educational
factors
as
the
scholastic
attainment-
No
doubt
many
other
students
are
envious
of
Warren
today
and
some
of
them
might
have
been
in
his
position
had
they
applied
themselves
in
the
proper
attitude.
And
to
the
credit
of
Prince
Rupert,
Daggett
and
Wilkinson
are
just
two
of
many
local
students
who
EBY
&
SONS
Contractors
REPAIRS
REMOOFI
I
Ifi
FOUNDATIONS
lt
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
the
N.H.A.
Phone
r.rrrn
RX3
Ho
Sf
'
J.P.T.
Council
will
be
provided
with
,
material
to
follow
up
the
action
'
begun
last
year
in
an
effort
toward
the
establishment
of
adequate
kindergarten
facilities
here.
1
R.
D.
Cleland
was
appointed
chairman
of
the
Council's
Kin-
I
1
dergarten
Committee.
1
'
I
j
The
next
meeting
of
the
P.T.
i
Council
will
be
held
on
March
27.
I
I
Those
present
at
Monday
eve-'
ning's
meeting
were
Mrs.
A.
J.
j
Dominate,
President
J.
Jenkins,
Secretary-Treasurer:
J.
Goscoe,
Mrs.
H.
M
Xindseth,
Mrs.
R.
E.
ETTERBOX
Moving,
Paokini
Shipping
md
(
'I
NOW
AVAILABLF
Prince
Rupert's
Canadian
Legion,
within
another
few
weeks
will
have
a
home
that
few
others,
anywhere
else
in
Canada
111
be
able
to
equal.
A
spacious
building
with
far
spreading
scenic
grandeur
on
all
sides.
Is
not
found
ev-!
erywhere,
even
in
this
country.
I
The
CBC
is
criticized,
of
course.
Everything
is.
Affairs
would
be
seriously
upset
if
faults,
serious
or
trifling,
were
missing.
We
all
go
on,
panning
the
radio
too
much
weighty
drama,
more
th?n
enough
singing,
or
not
enouph
classical,
moro
advertising
than
is
wanted,
and
plenty
m
ire
al??-ed
reasons
for
kicks.
But
wtvi
Complete
MWt
tent
Service,
a)ffl
J
!
Mortimer,
T.
G.
Bateman,
Mrs.
BETTER
RADIO?
-
Editor,
Daily
News:
May
I
through'the
medium
of
your
paper
ask
the
obscure
question,
how
much
longer
have
we
in
Prince
Rupert
to
endure
the
program
and
standard
of
trans-mision
as
put
on
the
air
by
our
local
radio
CFPR.
Tp
any
com
have
found
that
applying
oneself
to
the
acquisition
E-
w-
Becker,
Mrs.
h.
Marehn-
Canadian
Liquid
k
for
Oxygpp.
Aiftj;,
welding
supplift
Lindsay'i
Car
Ci
1.
don,
H
H.
Thorn,
L.
Sykes,
J.
S.
Wilson,
Mrs.
W.
McLeod,
Mrs.
H.
Flood.
In
order
to
observe
Education
of
good
qualities
of
education
and
citizenship
can
be
exceptionally
profitable
sometimes.
LEARNING
OF
RUPERT
1
imvmmm
wkm
1
Cor.
2nd
and
ha
Est
1910
nm
munity,
however
remote,
It
may
Week,
it
was
announced
that
be
I
can
imaeine
no
m-enter
rfe
ever
gives
a
moment's
thought
to
what
radio
is.
Oniy
a
few
year;
ago
it
was
a
miracle.
Now.
it-:
just
another
cause
for
grief.
CHANDLF
POHThAiT
r,
Film
Kinisbiog
I
Dr.
A.
R.
Lord,
principal
of
the
mand
upon
one's
powers
of
en-Vancouver
Normal
School
will
be
durance.
To
say
that
we
are
rein
the
city
to
address
the
public
mote
from
any
large
network
is
in
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium
on
no
excuse
Monday,
March
6.
Also
In
con-
Xo
substantiate
this
I
refer
you
nection
with
Education
Week.
It
t0
any
racUo
station
other
than
I
was
announced
that
visitors
day
CFPR.
;
would
be
held
at
each
of
the
.
Thnnklnir
vou
"Mr.
Editor.
LOOK
FOR
TliE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
60LD
SEAL
LABEl
Flash
Photo?
TUn
Phone
Grwn
ss
f
KINCK
RiTK
You
will
he
delighted
ivith
this
fragrant
tea
city's
schools.
B.
HUMPHREY.
una
a
a
ra
r
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
m
m
a
m
m
t
m
Mil
o
Could
Stand
Only
One
Hydrogen
Bomb
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
Two
Tenders
Are
Accepted
LONDON
Britain
could
stand
the
explosion
of
only
one
hydro-
bomb,
General
Fredeck
Three
tenders,
two
for
servic-
gen
says
ing
of
typewriters
and
one
for
e-
.
e
wasti
sp?
OPEN
FROM
3:30
r.M
to
3:30
A.M.
We
Specialize
In
Chinese
Dlhe
CHOI'
SUEY
CHOW
ME
IN
For
Outride
Orders
PHONE
133
construction
of
teachers'
desks.
"u"uc
t
were
opened
at
a
meeUng
of
,nl
the
Prince
Rupert
Public
School
j
Board
Wednesday
night.
J
The
u2cssiul
tender
for
ser-
letters
continue
to
be
CONGRATULATORY
received
by
the
publishers
of
the
Daily
News
on
the
special
international
edition
we
put
out
last
fall.
One
which
we
consider
outstanding
arrived
yesterday
from
Hon.
Ray
Lawson,
the
Lieutenant
Governor
of
Ontario.
Mr.
Lawson
was
greatly
impressed
with
the
Civic
Centre
here,
for
one
thing,
but
the
whole
edition
was,
apparently,'
a
revelation
to
him.
His
Honor
is
but
one
of
many
prominent
individuals
throughout
Canada
and
the
United
States
who
received
copies
of
the
edition
and
already
a
number
have
written
in
to
intimate
howT
much
they
had
learned
about
Prince
Rupert
as
a
result.
Here
is
Mr.
Lawson's
letter:
:
Heartiest
congratulations
on
the
International
Edition
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
that
was
published
jointly
.
with
the
Ketchikan
Chronicle.
This
is
a
remarkable
edition.
It
is
interesting
and
educational.
'
(.
".
I
was
particularly
surprised
to
see
what
is
apparently
a
marvellous
Community
Centre.
'
As
stated
in
the
illustration,
it
might
well
be
the
envy
of
f.he
Continent.
.
T
I
do
not
suppose
there
is
any
place
the
size
of
Prince
.
Rupert
that
has'
such
an
attractive
and
commodio'us
Com-
munlty
Hall.
.
To
see
the
illustration
and
read
about
the
$35,000,000
.
Celanese
Pulp
Plant
that
is
under
construction
end
your
enormous
timber
reserves,
makes
me
wonder
if
the
people
of
Eastern
Canada
are
familiar
with
the
annual
income
from
the
fishing
industry,
your
large
grain
elevator
and
your
annual
fur
trade.
.
r
May
I
express
my
sincere
thanks
for
forwarding
a
copy
of
this
International
Edition
of
your
paper
and
again
offer
my
sincere
congratulations
to
you
and
the
people
of
Prince
,
Rupert,
who
have
joined
with
the
people
of
Ketchikan
in
co-operating
in"
this
special
edition
and
I
also
send
best
wishes
to
the
people
of
Ketchikan
for
the
enterprise
they
have
shown.
MANUFACTURERS'
AGENT
vising
of
44
typewriters
at
city
fchaols
was
that
of
Brydjes,
McLean
and
Rudderham
whicn
stipulated
servicing
cf
each
tjpswriter
every
second
mf"ith
Wholesale
Warehouse
carrying
a
reprewntaliff
M
prompt
service
to
the
trade
GOODYEAR
TIRE
&
RUBBER
CO.
Tires,
tutw.
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.,
was
idtnt'cal.
j
j
'
Thirteen
teachers'
desks
will
i
be
supplied
by
Woodbilt
Pi'od-
ucts
of
Prince
Rupert
as
a
re-
,
hose,
belting,
acqefisorlcs.
CANADIAN
WESTINGHOUSE
CO.
Lamps
only.
Hi
and
Incandescent.
6
to
230
volts.
GENERAL
BATTERY,
CO.
of
CANADA
-
Ha
&
flashlights,
Ignition
batteries.
G.
H.
WOOD
&
CO.
Industrial
sanitation.
pap,W
deodorizers.
DUSTBANE
CO.
of
B.
C
Dustbane,
Sisal,
Janiior:
hotel
and
restaurant
supplies.
IMPERIAL
WIPINO
RAG
CO.
and
otters
the
contract.
The
desks,
of
wooden
construction,
will
measure
42
feet
by
2i
feet
and
cost
$45
each.
Seven
of
these
will
be
used
at
Bo'
.len
Street
school
and
the
rem'
.ning
six
at
Conrad
Street
stiiool.
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
PILES
712
Rocond
Ave.
P
O.
Box
773
Pvltone
has
been
used
in
manv
cases.
Some
were
verv
old
people
with
twntv
or
more
vears
of
torture,
others
recentlv
severe
cafes,
scarcely
able
to
walk,
yet
the
n"w
Pvltone
Treatment
has
been
successful.
This
new
wav
and
ers
to
remedy
the
muddy
damp
conditions.
Enrolment
at
Booth
totalled
Enrolment
Unchanged
treats
the
cause
ritrht
a.t
its
451
compared
with
452
during
;
:r
.J'Jf
January.
At
Conrad,
252
pupils
Pvlton'e
(a
liauld
taken
bv
ORB
DRUG
wqre
in
attendance,
two
more
than
the
January
total
of
250.
Enrolment
at
Prince
Rupert
mouth
l
coes
auicklv
to
that
Inner
trouble.
One
bottle
will
show
vou
the
results
we
claim
or
Drice
refunded
at
once.
At
all
drueelsts.
His
wholesaler
nas
it
in
stock
new.
rchools
durln?
last
month
was
At
Kin
Edward,
enrolment
fig-exactly
the
same
as
January.
1
llres
were
305
compared
with
Mumps
are
still
keeping
a
few
S08
du,rln3
January.
Enrolment
of
the
Conrad
Street"
school
Borden
Street
totalled
247
children
at
home
but
no
major
;
compared
with
245
during
Janu-outbreak
of
diseases
was
re-
arv-
Total
enrolment
February
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
8TORK
H'JUI'S
WEEK
DAYS,
9
AM.
w
.
Salin-Glo
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS-l
7
P.M.
TO
8
P
M
.
j.U
f
Sit
and
relai
while
K
you
iron
th
Glad-
J
iron
way.
.
'
ported
to
the
school
board
Wednesday
night.
rt
was
reported
by
the
schools
crmmittee
that
the
Borden
S;reet
grounds
were
in
bad
shape
and
required
filling.
It
was
decided
to
purchase
clink-
was
1255,
identical
to
that
tf
January
enrolment
figures.
Attendance
percentages,
per
school
were
as
follows:
Booth
91.
King
Edward
92.8.
Conrad
Street
93.
Borden
Street
91.3.
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