Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday.
February
14.
19f()
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'JOHNNY'S
Warm
WESTERN
and
things
are
back
to
normal
again
except
perhaps
the
citl-,
zens'
tempers
which
hold
some
,
si)i
t
of
grudge
against
a
some
1
sort
of
power
company.
We
can
'
now
all
happily
view
our
roads
,
again,
but
drivers
no
doubt
were'
i
content
to
,
keep
them
covered.
Prln
Pnpi-ri
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fi.n.
F.u,hi.
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Mr'ni.fiiii;
Efiitor.
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PFRRY.
Mnnatrln
Director.
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!
If
lhat
Was
0n!y
Posslb!e
dur'ng
Ah
for
the.
breath
of
soring
meltlnK
.now
and
rushln.
gurg-1
$ZWT
-
ling
streams
of
water
take
me,
-
an
back
to
the
prairies.
To
some-,
.,
n
nnihlpm.
rureDW0U:
.
,
Ke9ulor
t
Now
.
one
who
has
never
stepped
out-!
God
save
our
city
power,
lf
-
rs
r
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1
Or'
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We
want
it
every
hour.
f
Men's
rW
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,
I
-
"
From
Lined
MITSUI
God
save
our
power.
,
Give
us
those
watty
kicks,
j
We
don't
want
candlesticks,
And
like
a
lemon
we
feel
,
sour,
Plea-se
give
us
power.
I
And
so
on.
;
.
j
Classified
nth
b'-ng
results.
j
It's
business
wise
Co
advertise.
Now
onv$
j(
Mpn'j
Blii.ii
side
the
borders
of
this
vast
province,
the
pure
unadulter-;
ated
spirit
of
this
season
cannot
be
truly
captured.
j
Many
advantages
exist
by
liv-
j
ing
on
the
prairies.
When
spring
;
descends,
there
Is
the
uncontrol-;
lable
urge
to
travel
but
not
more
;
ihan
the
happy
moment,
of
throwing
away
the
burdensome,
weight
of
long
flannels.
Of
course,
Prinpe
Rupert
residents
can
say
a
prairie
winter
has
i
been
experienced,
and
when
the
j
j
mild
air
and
rain
came,
even
i
prairiemen
enjoyed
themselves.
Many
soul
from
Saskatche-;
;
wan
and
Alberta
came
to
B.C.
I
for
winter
And.
literally
spak-;
;
ing,
.
they
sure
did,
Arriving
OVERCOATS
J
Bqvs'
Pantc
Chamber
On
Power
T
HE
PRINCE
RUPERT
Chamber
of
Commerce,
j
in
a
comprehensive
and
forthright
resolution
suggesting
action
to
be
taken
by
the
city
council
with
respect
to
the
Northern
Rritish
Columbia
Power
Co,
in
the
current
power
failure,
has
not
minced
matters.
It
is
a
forceful
and
legal
sounding
docu-
!
ment,
which
summarizes,
we
would
say,
the
exist-
:
ing
popular
line
of
opinion
of
an
indignant
commun-1
hy
which
has
suffered
extensively
in
many
ways
as
;
a
result
of
the
long
shortage
of
electricity.
'
!
;
Without
appearing
to
pass
judgment
upon
the
;
technical
and
legal
aspects
of
the
situation
which
has
arisen,
we
M
ould
say
that
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
rendered
a
real
service
to
the
community
!
in
this
dissertation
upon
the
power
situation.
It
has
I
brought
clarification
to
the
search
for
an
early
.and
;
'
permanent
rectification
of
.a
situation
many
aspects
of
which
has
been
confused
by
indignant
discussion.
WHO
IS
STEADFAST?
j
AS
LATE
as
last
year,
Klaus
Fuchs
continued
to
i
deliver
atom
bomb
secrets
to
Soviet
Russia.
!
Since
has
arrest
he
stated
in
his
defence
that
he
has
i
a
-"split
personality."
In
other
words
he
might
be
described
as
a
"Dr.
Jekyll
and
Mr.
Hyde."
"
'A
trusted
and
valued
servant
of
the
British
government
and
already
a
man
of
brilliant
scientific
!
wool
clorh,3J
SWEETBRIAR
CONFERENCE-Canadian
and
U.
3,
officers
study
mm
of-
th
Alaska
highway
a
they
complete
plans
at
Whitehorse,
Y.T.,
for
Exercise
SweeUjrir
in.
which
joint-
Canodmn-U.S,
forces
will
attempt
to
dislodge
an
"enemy"
attach
ing
from.
Alaska,
Iefjk
to
right
ae:
Col.
O.
Mc-CoUum,
U.S.
army;
Brig-Gen.
G.
C.
Steward
U.S.
ar.m:
Air,
CnmnMidnra.
Vnrtii,
rr,c'i
writ?
sues
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SNOW'J
Edmonton.
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Photo.
wool.
R?g
$9;
Now
only
here
with
a
raincoat.
I.
looked
forward
to
warm,
rain
infested
days
when
a
heavy
winter
overcoat
is
but
a
dream.
Alter
a
little
while
my
dream
arrived
by
mail.
But
now,
after
a
vacation,
the
balmy
weather
has
returned
Labor
Conndl
On
Power
Deal
Ray
Reflects
...
and
Reminisce
SAIL
jf
j1
PILES
Prinue
Hupurt
Trades.
tnd
Lr
j
bop
Council,
also
had
its.
say
on
Uie
current,
power
situation
in
a
;
letter;
read
at
lat
night's
coun-
:
cil
meeting,
which
urged
the
i
Prince
Rupert
In
future,
the
Japanese
fish-
In
more
than
50
below
aero,
i:ig
fleet
will
not
be
found
in
sizeable
army
started,
Sunday
British
Columbia
waters.
That's
midnight,
to
stand
off
another
not,
going
to
cause
any
serious
armj
that
had
"invaded"
Aluka
disappointment
on
this
side
of
and
started
pushing
souths
The
the
Pacific.
.
ramnalmi
will
laf.
a
.it.'j
Every
day
we
receive
letters,
from
former
sufferers,
who
had
given
up
hope,
grateful
for
the
in
mi
Tl..t.
.
..
..
.
.
.....
.
.
.
.
Fluwf
rs
fur
n
J
council
not
to
consider
a
new
300
3rd
Ave.
Bw,
franchise
with
the
Northern
Brit-
after
years
of
misery.
You
know
:
!
on
a
famous
,
I
there
may
be
moments
when
it'
'sh
Columbia
Power
Co?
until
it
Tiie
Progressive
Conservative
will
be
toueher
than
the
tiiMili.U
11IC
UU
W
C
I
l.lllll-
Association
of
London
(Ont.i
thing
though
not
at
mess
time.
PRINCESS
STEAMER
For
unexulltd
tccommodjlion,
fin.
For
Friendly
j
iiuw
moaern
science
nas
advanced.
Pyltone
is
a
result
o
that
advancement.
Pyltone
Pile
Treatment
eoes
direct
to
the
trouble
source
Internal
i.
The
taste
of
Pvletone
mav
be
dis-aereeable
but
results
are
what
vou
want.
You
Bet
results
with
tha
first
bottle
or
vour
money
refunded.
At
all
modern
drui;-eists.
iH)
And
Advice
recommended
at
uie
recent
an-
!
mial
meeting
that
the
word
"Pro-
'
Time
slips
past
faster
than
gressivo"
be
dropped
from
Uie
many
of
us
realize.
It
certainly
party's
name,
and
that
it
revert
does
in
Prince
Rupert.
In
thirty
pany
has
lived
up
to
the
terms
of
Uie,
existing
-
franchise.
The
resolution
was
passed
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Trades
and
Laboi
Council
which
Building,
Insult!
lo
IIS
Historic
title
"nnnxprvn.
or
fortv
venrs
a
opnpral
Decoration
M
tive.
Had
this
been
done
years
haul
is
undou
Uedly
needed
and-
was
held
last
week
ago,
it
might
have
helped.
Some
that
goes
for
the
water
works.
!
ISLAND
fl
folks
have
been
hinting
"prog-
the
power
works,
the
housing'
ress"
was
more
in
the
opposite
works
and
our
own
works.
j
direction.
i
food,CQiMtousiefviccuid
athoroush-ly
Itimuiouv
bin,
tvl
South
by,
orn,
al
tl
cv-popJi
Pnncei
ilupl
Prince
Rupert
Sailings
Southbound
Saturday
Feb.
1
8
Saturday,
Mar.
4
Wednesday,
Mar-
15
For
information
and
reservations
contact
II.
H.
Havies
General
Ardent
BUILDERS'
i
Onnerai
Bui'r
60.1
Mrltririr
St.
Verna
Oulton
mmm
lh
Ml
.
a
Terrace
is
to
stage
a
"Klondike
Night."
next
month,
and
already
some
of
the
modernized
and
cul
Si...
17
i"Miss
Legion"
tivated
beards
look
distinctly
1
superior.
This
is
a
SDlendid
win-
j
ter
in
which
to
wangle
whiskers,
anvwav.
Thmrmphlv
rlcuolntioH
SMITHERS
Miss
Verna
Oul
MILLIu
lacial
foliage
can
bo
a
shield
,on-
Popular
seventeen-ypar-old
,
',
against,
bitter
gales,
splashes
of
-daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lesliai
nt
had
nlentv
of
each.
the
Canadian
Legion
of
Smitiwi
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-ro
GT
grrR
f
aster
s
"Hi
K.
SNACK
NOV
Bigger
on
Mill
attainments.
Fuchs
committed
betrayals-
This
is
nothing
new
in
international
affairs.
It
is
not
un-coiumon
in
wars.
INot
long
ago
it
became
known
that
Russian
agents
in
Canada
had
secured
from
certain
persons
in
the
employment
of
the
government,
highly
confidential
data.
It
all
goes
to
show
that
to
look
for
a
hundred
percent
fidelity
at
all
times
and
by
everybody,
is
perhaps
a
little
too
much
to
expect.
Unfortunate,
et
there
it
is
.
-
ROBERT
CORDON
WE
WILL
REMEMBER
our
good
friend,
the
late
Robert
Gordon,
for
his
unbounded
optimism
and
contagious
good
cheer.
Like
the
rest
of
us
lie
had
had
his
ups
and
downs,
and
he
did
a
lot
of
physical
suffering
too,
but
he
always
saw
the
bright
side
and
radiated
happiness.
Good
times
or
bad,
jhe
was
never
downhearted
and
his
hundreds
of
friends
went
to
his
store
as
much
to
get
a
tonic
of
his
perpetual
enthusiasm
as
to
buy
his
goods.
If
he
Vvas
ever
pessimistic
or
critical,
it
was
mighty
few
people
who
e
ver
knew7
it.
."Bob"
Gordon
can
be
rated
as
one
of
Prince
Rupert's
"good"
citizens
and,
as
such,
he
will
be
freatly
missed.
He
w
as
one
of
those
outstanding
personalities
who
soon
won
not
only
the
respect
but
tiie
affectionate
esteem
of
all
with
whom
he
came
h
contact
whether
in
business
or
socially.
Generous
and
sympathetic
by
nature,
he
did
fjuich
in
a
quiet
way
to
advance
the
interests
of
the
&ity
and
his
loss
will
be
widely
mourned.
K
DOUKHOBORS
'
when
she
competes
against
other
Like
every
city,
Vancouver'has
loca"y
sponsored
beauties
for
the
unsolved
murders.
The
press
"Miss
Smithers"
title
on,
March
offers
substantial
cash
rewards
17
at
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Com-for
"tips."
Some
one
knows.
And
marce's
St.
Patrick's
Day
Dance
;
what
of
the
passing
of
time?
Is
and
Beauty
Contest.
it
harder
or
easier
on
conscience
I
Miss
ulton
two
years
ago
was
i
voted
Flag
Da'v
Oueen
bV
the
:
HAMBUI!
Better
oni
AND
Full
Course
-7
n-
For
the
Best
in
Watch
Repairs
Moving,
Parking,
ratine.
Shipping
and
General
Carlaee
and
Storage
Complete
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.,
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910
Phones
0
anil
8
SEE
lOPFV
fi
a
m.
tnl'
t
Just
(iff
Thire
?1I8
ftth
SI.
Ph.'
GEORGE
COOK.
JEWELLER
Smithers
Elks
and
last
year
was
one
of
the
pretty
drum
major-
i
ettes
who
led
the
colorful
Fall
Fair
Parade
at
Smithers.
If
chosen
as
"Miss
Smithers,"
Miss
Oulton
will
then
compete
for
the
title
"Miss
Northern
B.C.'
'
at
the
"Spring
Frolic
of
1950;'
to
be
held
at
Smithers
on
May
1
and
5
under
the
auspices
of
U:c
Junior
Chamber
of.
Commerce.
Con-
j
testants
for
this
contest
aie
be-,
ing
entered
from
numerous
points
j
throughout
North
and
Cent-a)
British
Columbia.
Box
II
88
You'll
be
Satisfied
52?
3rd
Ave
Bapfon
Bank
of
Canada
Annual
Report
"OTTAWA
Graham
F.
Towers,
'Governor
of
the
Bank
of
Canada.
.
.said
in
his
annual
report
that
;
there
was
a
sharp
contrast
between
the
trends
of
the
Canadian
tind
United
Slates
economics
in
1949.
The
report
was
presented
to
Finance
Minister
Abbott.
'
Mr.
Towers
said
that
changes
in
United
States
business
conditions
normally
exercise
a
very
strong
influence
on
the
Canadian
!
situation.
In
the
report,
Mr.
'Towers
said
how
Canada
had
not
been
affect-jd
by
a
recession
in
jthe
United
States
during
the
first
,hair
of
1949.
said
that
onp
;of
the
reasons
why
Canada
was
I
not
affected
was
the
fact
'ha'
:lhe
recession
was
of
short
ityw
;
tion.
Any
recession
over
a
Ion
p.
period
would
affect
Canada.
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
F
O
N
E.
F
O
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53
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cor
Spring
be
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decorate
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that
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again
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thev
be
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makers.
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total
that
came
to
this
country
from
Russia,
long
before
the
revolution,
it
cannot
be
said-hy
any
means
that
all
required
attention
from
the
jiolice
authorities
although
their
peculiar
practices
Jvere
new
in
Canada.
It
may
be
said
that
a
proportion,
who
were
capable
agriculturists,
developed
into
fOQd
settlers.
i
Nevertheless,
among
some,
difficulties
s
kept
cropping
up
from
time
to
time
and
if
these
present
malcontents
do
as
they
say
they
will,
Canada
will
"
be
.rewarded
for
her
patience
and
forbearance.
These
people,
different
in
many
ways,
have
shown
that
they
can
be
a
worthwile
part
of
the
population,
if
they
want
to,
and
the
Dominion
has
the
right
to
expect
that
now
is
the
time
to
"want
to."
jT
WON'T
BE
LONG
fTWON'T
BE
LONG
NOW!
.Zero
has
returned
I;
to
where
it
belongs.
Snow
is
gradually
and
decently
disappearing.
The
air
has
more
of
a
familiar
softness,
and
the
murmur
of
occasional
rain,
seems
akin
to
the
voice
of
a
friend
you've
missed
for
a
while.
.
.
'
Yes,
it
won't
be
so
very
long
now.
This
wallow--.
ng
through
slush,
this
estimating
the
width
of
the
deep
looking
pool,
this
being
splashed
by
a
swift
moving
car,
this
slipping,
sliding
and
stamping,
this
disappearance
of
a
loose
rubber
all
the
little
annoyances
that
tire
and.
sour
will
fade
away
as
days
lengthen
and
the
business
of
rationing
is
promptly
relegated
to
permanent
exile.
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