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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
AprU
IS,
1950
Ctoria
KcDOrt
Pact
is
Denied
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t'can
press
office
Monday
denied
forestry
district
this
year
is
that
the
Roian
Catholic
hier-
running
close
to
1949.
So
far
this
the
scale
has
been
29,297.-
nhv
of
Poland
has
si?,ned
an
year
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....
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fin
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feet
as
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gan,
F.
C.
Bowser,
R.
J.
Harris,
J.
H.
Reid,
O
Sofir,
Vancouver;
J
Fraser,
Porcher
Island;
J.
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I
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In
Cabinet
Likelr
Iii
Ball
Coming
Up
ooroempnt.
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the
Polish
cum
An
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
rentral
British
Columbia
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
-SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
By
J.
K.
Xesbitt
board
feet
in
the
first
Wil!lams.
V-
G-
Oermyn.
Roy
....
.
wr,Qu,
30,435.803
1
.
tserryman,
yueen
Charlotte
City;
E.
B.
Thomson,
J.
McTavish,
Will-lam
McKenzie,
Roy
Fox,
Ray
Thomson,
Telkwa;
H.
F.
Perley,
Three
Rivers,
Que..
three
months
of
1949.
The
scale
for
March
this
year
was
14,390,-?92
board
feet
as
against
12.-790.418
board
feet
In
Marcn
1949.
i
Legislative
corridors
have
heard
in
recent
da?
-.
annollnred'such'a
pact
satur-
1
that
when
Premier
Johnson
returns
from
California
day.
I
at
the
tnd
of
the
month
he
raav
shuffle
his
cabinet.''
A
hih
v",oa"
"urce
sa'd
!r
,'.
.
such
a
pact
had
been
promul-
TT
Hon.
George
Pearson,
who
is
Provincial
Secre-
ated.
it
WOui,i
indicate
the
Poi-
By
Carrier,
rer
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
7jc;
ret
Teai
$8
00;
By
Mail.
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
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vfjirtie,
nas
nui
isn
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March
was
as
follows
with
fic-
Men'.
DRESS
sizes.
Reg.
r
the
way
of
decth
for
the
church
:yet
returned
to
his
office,
following
his
collapse
a.
u
:
the
start
of
the
session.
He
s
Question
of
Markets
,
there.
J
I
rennrted
to
be
imDroving.
bllf
son
and
Government.
Hnusn
was
.
m..i
-wi
Gab,
.
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A
VERY
SIMPLE
FACT,
one
that
is
none
the
;g
VJZmi
of
2
.IMMi
f
1111
less
very
ry
hard
hard
for
for
US
us
to
to
accept,
accept,
is
is
that
that
sooner
SOOner
Health
Health
and
and
WeUare
WeUare
is
is
-a
-a
con-
con-
when
when
he
he
was
was
attorney-general.
attorney-general,
C
I
I
J
I
.
vres
for
March
1949
for
com-
i
parison
:
March
March
1950
1949
Cedar
1,536,502
.587,578
Spruce
9.287,165
8,251,214
Hemlock
....
1.305,198
1,449.604
Balsam
508,940
030,293
Jackpine
....
1,745.172
1.871,724
Misc.
7,419
Men's
Sprio,
uranason
piuruer
iy
and
color
Now
j
stant
strain
with
many
difficult
jbe
castle
burned
down
in
the
I
Droblems
and
the
worries
of
ite
gns
and
was
replaced
by
I
spending
more
than
$20,000,000
the
present
Government
Hause'.
MONTREAL
Police
!('
Cabardiae
made
In
England
a,
,
Totals
14.390,392
Forest
products
piling
In
the
interior
lagging
behind
last
12,790,418
poles
and
are
still
year,
the
century.
1
51,
will
likely
be
charged
with
The
Colonist
described
the
murder
in
the
drowning
of
one
of
1889
ball:
"It
was
gratifying
to
two
grandsons
on
January
17.
notice
how
well
the
Governor
Body
of
one
of
the
two
boys
was
appeared
and
with
what
nat-!
recovered
Sunday
from
the
St.
uralness
the
position
of
repre-'
Lawrence
River.
!
Mr.
Pearsons
cabinet
col-'
'
leagues
believe
it's
time
he
had
i
the
Health
and
Welfare
Depart-
;
I
ment
he
will
carry
on,
as
Pro-.
some
relaxation.
If
he
leaves
!
vinciar
Secretary.
Who
will
become
the
new
or
later
we
must
have
lower
prices
all
round.
Now
we
only
want
low
priees
for
the
things
we
have
to
buy.
Looking
at
it
from
our
individual
points
of
view,
we
find
that
very
reasonable.
It
isn't
easy
for
us
ti
recognize
that
tht
cheip
eggs
and
butter
and
bacon
and
cheese
that
please
us
as
consumers
aren't
pleasing
to
the
producer.
To
him
it
seems
obvious
that
these
farm
priees
must
be
supported,
at
least
until
other
nrices
those
of
the
commodities
they
use,
comedown,
and
that
of
course
doesn't
please
us.
But
there
is
still
another
angle
to
the
problem.
Roughly
one
third
of
all
the
commodities
we
produce,
whether
basic
farm
output,
raw
materials
or
total
scale
for
1950
to
date
being
i02.9c.8
lineal
feet
compared
tentative
of
the
Queen
seemed
Mrs
Lucas
last
January
told
with
1,310,400
lineal
feet
in
the
;
Minister
of
Health
and
Welfare
become
him.
Mrs.
Nelson
also
XT
-
O
If
"dCirb'
ts
1
I
:
wrted
shade,,
VA
N-
SAVfS
smcii
.
!
L,1'
GIANT
CAPACITY
I
j
EASItY
PORT
ASUI
I
HMMs-J
first
three
months
of
1949.
The
'
is
a
anybody's
ujrvAj
guess
.
There
are
11
looked
iuuhcu
quite
quue
charming
tuamuiiK
and
n
.
.
.
k
,
unmarried
V,
,
,
,
cabinet-
miners
at
.present.
gracefully
and
graciously
sec-
mth"
lthJ
placmg
UlC
boys
1,1
5hiS
yWr
Wa?
Under
the
"
Constitution
Act
ended
her
worthy
husband.
The
ff0m
but
42.155
lineal
feet
compared
relets
toilets
nf
of
thB
the
ladies
ladies
werp
were
he-
be
a
loster
home.
with
'53,053
lineal
feet
last
there
can
be
12
paid
cabinet
March.
Miss
Jean
Williams,
local
,A
total
of
4.958
Jackpine
tiosj
High
School
student,
returned
were
counted
this
March
com-
J
!
ministers.
Perhaps
the
Premie--
w
ildering
and
contrasted
with
had
in
mind
appointment
of
the
sober
garments
of
the
men
another
cabinet
minister
when
ancj
the
bright
uniforms
of
of-
h
vnuld
hav
nnthinff
to
do
at
f
:o
nr
fhA
fiOAf
v,A
v,n
fabricated
goods,
must
be
sold
abroad
and,
in
all
the
Sunday
-
afternoon
on
the
Chil-
pared
with
12,868
'
In
the
same
.
-
o
in
'
1
ui
wi
tin
u
fciic
ni"
W,,
.
tnere
IS
only
,
one
country
it
that
IS
as
prosperous
:
the
recent
session
with
a
sug-
jtia
The
entire
bulldine
was
cotin
after
spending
the
Easter
month
last
year.
I
'"ohmco
!
I
Pointing
I
fD
M
1
WALLPAPFRRll
eestion
mat
ine
caoinei
min-
thrown
onen
to
thp
euests
an
i
nuuuays
visiung
ai,
run
jem-
mrawooa
mis
jwarcn
lotauea
isters
have
their
salaries
in-
never
did
it
aDuear
to
better
f
nts
wltn
her
grandparents,
Mr.
201
cords,
compared
with
551
j
1
creased.
He
knew
the
public
advantage
that
when
filled
with
and
Mrs-
T-
L-
Williams.
cords.
j
wouldn't
look
with
favor
or.
the
beauty,
wealth
and
fashion
;
as
we
are
ourselves.
It
would
be
wonderful
if
we
could
sell
all
our
?urplus
goods
to
this
one
market
at
sustained
high
prices.
But
that
country
is
facing
thejwme
problem
that
we
are
facing
and
it
also
has
niof??
than
it
needs
of
many
of
the
products
we
could
supply.
:
such
an
increase
ana
an
aaai-
0f
the
entire
-province.
About
i
tion
to
the
cabinet
at
the
same
qO
ladies
and
gentlemen
madj
time.
.
the
drawing
rooms
musical
with
.
There's
going
to
be
a
Goven-
their
soft
laughter,
enjoying
ff,-.
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McBride
St.
Phone
311
m
,
A
SaM
-
-
-
q
-c
j
1
,
meni
nouse
oau
npn;
to
n'i
meir
wic-a-iei.es
m
nan
iui-
SO,
II
we
are
to
keep
producing
at
CUr
present
j
that,
of
course,
has
all
capital
gotten
nooks
and
corners
r
rate,
and
SO
maintain
fairly
constant
employment
j
socie-y
It
recalls
the
elab-
whispered
merry
nonsense
in
we
must
sell
many
1
of
our
l
products
to
lu
less
luiiuiidu.
fortunate
:rate
parti?
J
the
pa?t
when
'"f'S!
cnservat0lies-
.
1
Government
House
was
more
tables
in
the
dining
room
pre-
PR00UC
for
fions,
vnere
me
price
ticket
IS
Of
tirst
import-
I
the
ceatre
of
high,
privileged
sented
a
picture
In
themselves.
society
than
it
is
uxiay.
one
01
glistening
wun
suver
ana
crys-
ance,
where
indeed
the
ability
to
pay
mist
establish
i
the
most
brilliant
Of
such
events
tal
and
loaded
down
with
all
the
Wolls,
Woodworl
was
in
1889
when
the
Lieut-
delicacies
and
substantial
that
Governor
was
Hon.
Hugh
Nel-
go
to
make
a
first-class
spread."
and
Furhitj
the
price
on
the
home
market.
Unpleasant
as
such
a
realistic
policy
must
appear
at
first
gianee
it
is
inevitable
if
we
a"e
not
to
lose
the
maikets
on
which
our
prosperity
depends.
Thompson
Hi
1
.
it
V.0.
UCi
Ray
Reflects
...
.
;
.
and
Reminisces
Moving,
Fackini
DAY
OR
NIGHT
.
Oil
Burner
Service?
If
your
oil
burner
does
not
give
perfect
service
call
GORDON
KONSON
The
NKW
phone
number
BLACK
503.
Gordon
D.
Ronson
Oil
Burner
Specialist
All
work
is
backed
by
an
unconditional
guarantee
738
5th
West
Black
503
Shippinf
ani
(I
Cartage
and
Sti
IT'S
KEEP
PORT
DAY
I
tji'OULD
BE
SOMETHING
to
be
regretted
i--1
cLil
if
Prince
Rupert's
Port
Day
were
allowed
to
gp
by
the
board
for
lack
of
interest
and
support.
'
-Port
Day
has
become
something:
of
an
institu
Complete
Reliable
J
lent
Service,
also
j
The
Sons
of
Freedom,
after
thousand
school
teachers
short
I
having
givftn
a
solemn
pledge
to
in
1954.
Is
there
any
laagnjruat
i
behave,
are
at
It
again.
A
revis-
removing
such
a
prospect?
'
Lotis
Canadian
Lkrild
A:1
for
Oxygen.
Acety:
welding
auppllet
tion
of
antecMlfnU
miht
not
be
can
be
done
ln
tour-ynn.
!ion
here.
It
not
only
is
a
sort
of
a
get-together
of
Lindsay's
Cin
The
Cmrtm
Malihw
AAm
Vriw,
!.
Storage
Lint
ie
puLiic
at
large
wun
me
men
01
ine
sea
aui
nas
it
the
past
been
an
enli,c,litening
and
highly
interesting-display
as
well
as
a
competitive
event
of
excite-
"You
should
be
ashamed
of
j;ourself
.
teasing
those
poor
animals!"
Cor.
2nd
and
Pirk
-
.
.
.
Please
do
not
repeat
the
state-
A
forty-twoi
pound
red
spring
ment
that
today
most
farms
salmon,
full
of
nourishment
and
have
become
mechanized.
Only
(
fight,
was
caught
off
Seal
Cove
last
week
came
a
tale
from
Oi-wharf
during
the
week-end.
It
tario,
saying
the
same
old
ball
struggled
to
the
bitter
finish,
had
gored
the
same
old
farmer.
I
Es.
1910
rhr
ment
and
color.
!
7$
ort
Day
has
also
been
considered
of
sufficient
irtiT.f
;r,t.i1,
m
1
,
!
There
are
few
cities
anywhere
and
that
a
horse
and
buggyman
ioitance
ona
to
outside
r
intrigue
visitors
and,
on
occa-
I
Ue
to
Canada
where
catch
had
been
klcktd
ln
the
head
b
a
RADIO
REPAIRS
son,
publicity
men
seeding
something
different
like
that
cah
occur
but
salmon
skittish
stallion.
For
the
Best
in
Watch
Repairs
SEE
GEORGE
COOK.
JEWELLER
tiox
11X8
You'll
be
Satisfied
527
3rd
Ave
'
fishing
over
the
dock
la
not
all
uncommon
In
Prince
Rupert.
Suppose
a
submarine
tha
ac-Many
a
sportsman
down
east
tually
is
a
Russian
craft
is
sight-would
cheerfully
pay
big
money
ed
off
the
coast
of
California'
WE
PICK
UP
AND
DELIVER
48
HR.
SERVICE
PHONE
BLUE
992
CM'C
RADIO
ltN
5
(INK
1
to
have
Joe
Caze's
experience
Undersea
boats
go
long
distances
718
2nd
Ave.
West
Sunday
afternoon.
today.
Is
it
so
far
from
the
PLANNING
YOUR.
HOLIDAYS?
Behring
Sea
to
the
Golden
Gate?
More
than
newspapers
make
And
is
there
any
particular
harm
mistakes
now
and
then.
The
in
an
American
submarine
other
day
what
was
thought
to
spending
a
few
days
off
the
coast
be
a'
mine-was
reported
on
the
of
Kamchatka?
beach
five
miles
from
Sitka.
It
;
from
the
ordinary,
1
jPort
Day
is
still
dictinctively
a
Prince
Rupei-t
affair
even
though
Vancouver
has
in
recent
years
bj?en
sufficiently
impressed
to
copy
it.
-Tf
there
is
any
event
here
that
should
not
be
allowed
to
lapse
it
is
Port
Day
since
our
very
existence
is
so
closely
linked
up
with
the
men
of
the
sea,
fisjimo
and
ships
of
all
sorts.
,
Another
meeting
is
called
for
t'lia
Thursday
night
for
the
purpose
of
organizing
the
1950
Port
Dajy.
We
shall
see
then
just
how
many
are
interested
enough
to
turn
out
and
offer
their
assistance
and
their
suggestions,
particulai
ly
the
latter
which
could
beiof
such
value
in
making
a
bigger
and
a
better
Pojt
Day.
a
e
00,'
Ormes
n
Include
a
certified
used
car
from
Bob
Parker's
in
your
holiday
schemes.
Come
in
or
phone
for
free
demonstration.
turned
out
to
be
part
of
a
plane's
fuel
system.
Soviet
submarines
have
been
believed
sighted
off
San
Francisco.
The
Navy
call
them
whales,
being
able
to
detect
the
differnce.
This
is
called
spring
but
with
reserva-
JOHN
H.
BULGER
urn
OPTOMETRIST
lons.
..
the
Pioneer
Dru99
PRESCRIPTION
SERj
i
I
British
Columbia
i.
said
to
be
facing
the
possibility
.
of
being
a
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Service
John
Bulger
Ltd.
'l"hird
Avenue
TiHE
INTERNATIONAL
MOVE
for
a
road
INTERFERENCE
APPROVED
Phone
81
RUPERT
CEMENT
PRODUCTS
LIMITED
Ready-Mix
Concrete
Delivered
to
the
Job
When
You
Boy
CI
YOU
BUY
THE
BES
Pi
ml
$41.95
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which,
with
the
assistance
of
a
short
ferry,
would
j
connect
the
Alaska
capital
of
Juneau
with
Tulse-
j
qiiah
Atlin
and
the
Alaska
Highway,
is
of
particular
j
interest
to
Prince
Rupert
and
something
which,
in
I
tlje
general
direction
of
developing
and
opening
up
;
trie
great
mining
country
of
northwestern
British
i
Cplumbia,
we
can
readily
approve.
;
Already
the
establishment
of
a
car
ferry
service
j
f
ijom
Prince
Rupert
to
southeastern
Alaska
ports
is
much
to
the
fore.
The
principal
argument
in
its
fcjvor
has
been
the
utility
that
such,
a
ferry
service
;
wjould
be
in
connecting
this
strategic
railhead
with
;
thje
Haines
Cut-off
and
the
Alaska
Highway.
The
Jineiku-Atlin
link
would
be
an
artery
of
similar
;
criaracter,
opening,
up
a
new
and
even
more
direct
,
alternative
route
to
the
Alaska
Highway
and
an
im-
j
prtant
mineral
area
of
the
Alaska
panhandle
and
n6rth
western
British
Coumbia.
At
present
the
operation
of
a
car
ferry
from
JuTTCau
to
Taku
Harbor
is
mentioned.
The
Prince
Rupert
car
ferry
could
be
operated
to
the
port
of
Taku
and
the
end
of
the
highway
there
without
any
trans-shipment
at
Juneau.
Bicycles
Tricycle
Joycycles
PltlCES:
include
Darex
the
fifth
ingredient
fn
Concrete
Four
Sacks
Cement
to
Yard
$16.00
per
yard
Five
Sacks
Cement
to
Yard
$17.50
per
yard
S
I
x
Sacks
Cement
to
Yard
$18.95
per
yard
No
Orders
Accepted
for
less
than
two
yards
EQUIPMENT
FOR
RENT:
Two
wheeled
rubber
tyred
coiit-rete
bucgiea
Bbc
per
dy
Seven
cubic
feet
capacity
Single
wheeled
concrete
barrows
50c
per
day
ORDERS
TO
BE
IN
ONE
DAY
PRIOR
TO
DELIVERY
Phones:
Office
60;
Plant
564
play
nowc
I
don't
like
to
interfere,
but
when
I
found
thnt
my
younprst
dau(thtr-in-Uw
didn't
know
that
blueing
U
the
only
Bafe
wy
to
keen-
ciothei
White,
I
felt
I
just
had
to
av
omthin.
Reckitt'
Blue
prevents
clothe
turning
yellow',
I
told
her.
'Jut
a
awih
or
two
in
the
final
rina
and
your
wash
will
be
opark-Kng
white.'
Blue
i
necessary
to
obUin
true
white.
At
the
same
time
h
takea
no
chances
with
ayUiing
that
may
damage
fabric.
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