tJ
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
January
13,
1950
For
the
latest
in
1
Education
Week
Plans
(ihe
attention
of
E.
T.
Apple-'
'
whaite
M.
P.,
at
a
meeting
of
fishermen
Tuesday
night.
.
Th'y
urged
the
Skeena
member
to
press
the
situation
at
Parliament
in
an
eii'crt
to
bring
aUut
a
change.
Incensed
At
Income
Tax
An
Inriopenflent
rtfiny
ncw?.pa-r
ctPvoit-rl
Ut
t1i
ti,uiiniiie
of
Prln.-p
Kupit
H!
all
ronimuuiiit
ccmirl.
Ins
nnrth-rn
and
cent
ml
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Colnmbit
(AuthoriPil
as
Sneoiiri
Class
Mail.
Pnst
Office
Depnrtmeni,
Ottawa)
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rvorv
afternoon
expvpt
Sundnjr
by
Ffftw-Rupm
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News
Ltd..
3rd
Aypnv.o.
Prince
Rnirt,
British
Columbia
IDEAS
Qnd
'
modern
"MATEf
Teachers
feel
1
iiey
Should
Hold
Municipal
Office
'
j.iinr-i.:!!
E-uniii.
ii.
(.i.
rr.itrtK,
Mnnnping
uirector.
MKAIPEP
OF
CANADIAN
r-RESR
AtTUT
BUREAU
OF
CIROVLATtONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
During
the
war
years
a
system
SEE
-i
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SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Ottt
C'lrrler,
Per
Week
iic
Per
Montn.
75c;
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Year.
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Mail.
Per
Month,
50e;
Per
Tear.
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ISLAND
ClTy
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tV
1
.
'V
,
Preparations
-or
Education
j
Fishermen
in
Prince
Rupert
of
taxation
was
enforced
which
Week
comprised
one
of
the
mail.
'
ancl
Possibly
along
the
B.
C.
enlajcd
deduction
at
the
sour
topics
of
discussion
for
the
Prince
coas-1
r
taking
a
very
dim
view
of
income.
Af
t,Pr
each
load
was
Rupert
and
District
Teachers
j
of
the
inme
tax
operation
in
brought
in,
a
certain
percrntiiKO
Association
meeting
which
ap-
i
Canada.
It
seems
they
were
of
th
catch
was
,,,,.,,(
o(f
fo.
pointed
P.
Adlem
chairman
of
the
1
stuck
for
payment
of
tuxes
on
lncome
taxps
whcn
fi,K(
Intro-Education
Week
committee
;
two-thirds
of
their
1949
earn-
c!uced
the
new
systeni
cal'.ed
fur
'
Highlighting
Eaucation
Week
Ings
to
be
filed
by
December
31
,0
pcr
rfnt
cut
but'lat.ir
yas.
General
Builder,-
Su,
505
McBr
do
st.
British
Election
W
HAT
IS
ITvEDICTED
will
be
one
of
the
most
March
5
tQ
U,
will
be
a
public
of
the
same
year.
'decreased
to
10
per
cent.
Saving
p
W
hit
'cr
elections
in
the
political
history
of
England
will
take
place
on
Thursday,
February
23.
Tha
date"
has
been
officially
made
known.
meeting
to
be
held
in
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium.
Last
year's
meeting
was
pronounced
by
the
Inspector
of
Schools
Joseph
Cheil.
"an
encouraging
demon-'
stratiou,
the
lire
ol
which
I
hav
For
.
6.
t;
it
K
tivp
wars
since
Winston
inurcniu.
ci
o
n-
i
famous?
barv
Her
i.
a
tnmo,.c
orituv.
-v.i.,mMi
kk
Having
received
returns
fori
Fishermen
were
thoroughly
1948,
the
government
has
now
satisfied
for
many
reasons
swept
the
dust
off
a
clause
never
Most
important
was
the
fcl
before
used
and
has
throwi;
it
at
that
it
seemed
easier
to
note
that
the
fishermen.
Veterans
of
the
when
April
30
rolled
around,
the
trade
here
state
that
never
be-
bank
apcounj
tiki
no',
seem
lo
ore
has
the
government
de-!
disappear.
winded
payment
of
two-thirds
of
j
But
at
present
.
.
.
v
eil.
Jwl
Men
&
E
tU
Y
I
L
II
Lite
I'lcHUC
Ul
Ijliticn
Mi"V
I
-
J
.....
"mi"
1
l
t(
11..
.U,.
...
t
n
.
.
.
.
..
...
,.
nj.
,
,
1
,
,,
,
hands
i
of
,u
the
electorate.
ufnvoto
f
ily,
the
Carsons
,
on
November
18
and
11
days
later
uttered
his
nt
sn
in
twenty-five
years
of
ship,
suffered
defeat
at
the
mieronhone
Th.
nrn
teacning
in
British
Columbia,
it
Men's
SUITS
shews
a
fine
Ij.al
interest
in
Ed-
MUCe
tnen,
Under
t'remier
AUiee
ana
a
government
j
am
ianay;
the
prouder
grandparents
John
and
Mary
Carson
4Vti
in
(lira
j-fflrt-i1
.
.."
wool
worsted.
A
rtr
ueation."
It
ii
anticinated
that
L,lc"
laAl
"
"w
"
as
the
nrst
us,vn"HHn
you
proudest
relative,
great-uncle
Tom
Tandy
after
whom
the
baby
was
named.
i
AP'
U
30
deadline.
mpptl
gam,
perfect
f,M-
this
year's
meeting
will
)e
egual-ly
successful.
Acting
with
Mr
Adlem
on
the
committee
will
he
example
a
fisherman
For
ym
8TPt(:MS
cotiHT
09
Men's
TOP
COAT
named
John
Halibut,
filed
his
VVedium
Melton
smartly
tailored
bargain
Men's
DRESS
SHJ!
umrisu
(ioi.uMKiA
IM
PHDlH'Hf
i!
the
M.vi-nat
(y
iuf
"AnMtN-
1S'HUT1(H
AC'V"
ANU
im
Ti'K
MA.TTKK
f
THK
8TATi
Or'
'VliOl'VlD
H'KH
Kl
ANU.
tlK-
i'EV'tii
u"ivs'i4-'re
TAKE
NOT
If
IIiH
t'V
order
of
Ills
lluioiir
Jiu1:h
VV
O.
FuIioh.
Ui-cl
.lm((iti
of
the
Kmiruine
Cuurt,
of
tne
President.
F.
ft.
Wi'teht,
and
returns
for
1948
last
April.
Okay!
a
representative
irom
each
chool
Along
came
December
and
a
let-in
the
city.
j
'
t
fr()m
the
Income
xax
De-A.
M.
Hurst
and
k.
D.
Cleland
partment.
In
clear,
cold
phrases,
reported
jointly
on
the
possibil-
jt-
stated
that
be,
John
Halibut,
iiy
of
a
dinner
meeting
electee
must
twit
oyev
two-thirds
of
thq
Ray
Reflects
...
...
and
Reminisce
that
has
its
friends
as
well
as
sharp
critics,
Great
Britain
has
known
a
variety
of
memorable
experiences,
chief
among
these
being
fiscal
problems,
the
'substitution
of
Indian
for
British
authority
in
India
and
economic
changes
at
home.
-
There
are
a
total
of
fi25
seats.
There
have
been
-many
by-elections.
These
have
resulted
in
no
changes
of
seatage
and
have
given
little
indication
as
to
how
an
appeal
to
the
people
might
result
unless
it
might
be
prognasticated
that
the
Labor
government
will
be
returned
with
a
smaller
majority.
---"With
Communism
expanding,
danger
of
war,
and
anxiety
and
uncertainty
practically
everywhere,
it
is
certain
tha
this
election
will
be
followed
with
to
be
held
tor
tne
teachers
pricu
taxes
on
nis
1949
inepme
by
the
-
1
Kritisli
Cohmtma.
oti
1110
aip
Battling
Neisun,
67,
once
said
tc
"
Necessity
beina
the
mnhpr
of
10
ucauon-
weec
puonc
i
end
of
thc
month.
iv
"f
Jaouy.
a
mm.
-
j
re
worth
$303,000.
is
down
to
inventionprairiew
!
T!
..This
above
above
U1
ls
ls
C
cM
lhls'
Y
vlsl
to
Vincourer
Fcclel'-
month
on
a
pension.
He's
beginning
in
over
thelr
Pplr
.ent
i
,
iur
Urttu
Cnmhm.
wi.o
.He.
I
to
understand
the
me-mine
of
r't
L
1
ation
bunegr.
received
as.ur-
'
senseless,"
he
grumbled.
"Why
ion.
..1
smtnuixr
iuiu.
t
j
lightweight
but
not
iTa
Ses-
roS
a
th
lTZ
0T
f
Nation
office
i
must
we
pay
our
income
tax
be-;
J'tt
,M
l
iinnal
spikp
.
..
.
.'.
r
U1
ce"
that
a
nrominent
sneaker
would
1
fore
April
30?
i
...Male
urc
riuun-d
to
p..v
the
amount
ment,.
anally
built
a
one-rstorey
h
aii.,Ki
4.
A,t
u,v.
,,
'
,
.,
....
u
,u
101
thotr
intebtaus
to
ne
forii.wuh
big
selection
from
i
Men's
TIES-.,'
gifts.
Latest
shone-'
from
Men's
SWEATER
pullover
and
butt;
styles,
wools,
all
from
,
j
Men's
TROUSERS,
dress,
all
wcl
good
assortment
from
j
Men's
oil
wool
p
heavy
SHI
RT-JA0
good
shadcs:f
Which
is
the
most
slippery?
hou-e-warm
.
i
V
I
UUL"
"4e
,
Jwm
anuMi
itmy
Mt
u,f
t...a..-
ilia
,ulV,Ilg
r,.,lro,
Hm
'")
a
won-
oo
in
in
tf
inter,
teachers
at
their
dinner
mectina
ciallv
secure
type.
But
take
Joe
1
the
kuIiI
Estate
are
rMimred
to
file
tieiSL
T
and
the
:ltlzens
01
prlnce
Rn
'
who
not
able
to
w
i
i"zrz
T6rcy
rrb
-"il
.
Mm
wnne
K.epmg
tne
idea
in
Uert
at
the
nublie
mfetinp
1
um.jiii
nuMinno
Miiid
fn
.
.-,i..h
riuini.niM.ti
uni
profound'
interest.
Its
outcome
can
command
a
far
The
that
seems
to
have
oaua
11
you
pian,
in
lutme
tiuu.iuani.!:
ixciitrs,
ui
111"
part
of
it
that
looks
OI?
but
Th.
i-ih.
f
..,,...
...
v.i:
h
i,,r
I
w
s
h
hoiran
mt.k-i.
mane
nnvmn
r.-ir..
.mi.)
u.
......
'
reaching
influence.
COOI)
FIRE
RECORD
isn't?
bujldins
"
on
the
coast
coah'
or
further
;
ku
"J
,
V
'
-
c-lalnw
of
wloch
I
Hindi
have
been
'
or
.
'""nP1
municipal
oflice
came
to
the
for,
later
payments
as
is
done
by
,
tiii,.d.
'
.
ifmnr
nun
TiwalnvnlnhKriih
t
monw
i
nrliuirl
i
in
ls
fishormr..!
ol'
Dated
lit
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
this
,
,0..t..,
,
,
,
,.,.,,,,
or,o.
CORDON
I-RASPK
PORPFS
Ol'
Fl
CI
A
L
ADM
IN
ISTH
ATOH
report
Horn
thc
pubiic
relation.
St
far
this
has
hoon
,
officer
recommending
further
ac
c
PltlNCE
RUPKHT.
B
(10)
Cocoanut
products
from
Ceylon
may
be
exchanged
for
Canadian
wheat.
If
the
latter
is
shipped
through
Prince
Rupert
elevator,
we'd
hate
to
have
to
wait
for
the
nuts.
tion.
The
Prince
Rupert
and
District
Teachers'
Association
is
now
laying
plans
to
bring
the
(acts
tc
otherwise.
Being
on
uns'.abl'J
j
financial
footing,
Joe
raised
the
roof
when
he
received
the
dig-
i
nified
OHMS,
envelow
I
"By
yumpin
yimminy,
this
is
'
it,"
he
roared.
In
addition,
the
sheet
ol
offi-1
winter
on
the
B.C.
coast
and
statistics
are
tellinsj
Britten
Columbians
that
the
nvpi-asn
norenn
bargain
BALAGNO
FLORISTS
QRINCE
RUPERT
HAS
many
reasons
for
thank-K,
fulness
and
one
is
the
fact
that
there
have
seldom
been
fires
that
could
be
called
.really
disastrous.
Through
.the
years,
of
course,
outbreaks
even
loss
of
life
have
taken
place
but
nothing
to
approach
in
magnitude
and
severity
what
other
com-
'it.
.
1
1
rpv
e
Ji.,,
L',y,
U
down
for
thiee
colds
between
lh?
attention
of
the
public.
Om
teacher
speaking
on
the
subject
Phone
Green
187
Ilox
lift:
Men's
SOX
t
selection,
new
d
good
quality,
from
Boys'-
SHIRTS
-
shades,
from
!
Boys'
SWEATERS
New
Year
and
March.
In
other
Kwinitsa
on
tne
Skeena
words
.fust
one
lone.
shivery-River.
47
mile.i
from
here,
is
ker-atchoo
juicy
cold.
much
like
any
ether
small
station
I
in
the
mountains
except
that
it's
ut
the
meeting,
stated:
"Who
art
cial
correspondence
stated
elear-
we
tu
teach
citizenship
and
ai
ly
that
interest
would
be
inipos.'d
the
same
time
bo
deprived
of
tht
if
the
statement
is
not
filed
bv
full
rights
of
citizens?"
December
31.
RFAI
t.'TATC
tl
mnniTii-;
nyvH
ki
j
i
i
hvm
1.
imp
s
h
ii
ur&Li
lilliuii
Hiiil
total
list
of
casualties
can
be
said
to
have
been
This
problem
was
brought
.to
there,
or
near
there
that
traffic
'fe
niasks
of
ten
Cana-
A
special
meeting
of
the
Prince
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED'
assortment
from
!
.
Milnnavarn'P
v
MiThr
And
let
it
be
said,
to
their
credit:
that
the
mem-
"'bevs
of
the
fire
department
have
been
consistently
trouble
seems
to
just
naturally
di!
newspapermen
some
still
Rupert,
and
pi.strict
Teachers
'
cievelop
any
time,
any
season,
living,
are
beins-,
carved,
into
tho
Association
has
been
called
fo
iSay
"Kwinitsa"
to
any
seasoned
wlls
of
the
I'ederal
parliament
January
23
ti
deal
with
resolu
I
railroader
in
the
nnrth'.'and
in-
buildings
.This
is
meant
as
9
tions
to
be
forwarded
to
the
an-I
iUnctively
he'd
think
to
him-
gesture
of
honor.
Most
of
them
nual
general
meeting
of
the
p.
C
I
self
"what
is
she,
this
time"
have
nothing
to
say.
'
t
Teachers'
Federation
to
be
held
y
.-
.
in
the
Hotel
Vancouver
during
Boys'
SUITS
in
c
dine...
coth,
daa
breasted
smartly
t
ed,
bargain
for
.
Come
Out
from
Under
ihe
Shadow
of
11.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
-tNfcar
CH'Kl
vi
pi
ant
aiir
cariah
p
anr
thp
ein7.PTis
not.
nn
v
care-
Boys
r
Ari
l
s,
a
I
worsted,
all
wool
tj
more
expensive
than
a
new
manr
e
taster
vacation
.Delegates
ual
system,
the
saving
on'
wages
r:'c"1,
tne
p'-e
Rupert
area
will
..ful
in
their
way
of
living,
but
also
quick
to
co-operate
when
asked
to
do
so,
in
the
general
interest
of
public
safety.
UlAkF
!
IlttST
OF
FA
FRYTTITVn
smdrtly
tailored
i
and
in
the
amount
of
mainteni
oe
nmea
at
tne
next
regular
from
ance
necessary
will
far
outbal-
m-.tniy
meeting
oi
the
local
as-
lry
DOLCIN
Tablet
for
prompt
.......
.
.
c.iiotin
'
'
'
'
Boys'
ond
Girls'
STl!
Tells
Plans
For
Phones
Superintendent
J.F.
Edwards
Addresses
Conrad
Street
P.T.
INGS
and
SOCK?
EBY
&
SONS
!
Contractors
t
REPAIKS
-
REMODELLING
FOUNDATION'S
J
Let
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
the
N.II.A.
;
-
Phone
Green
883
Box
!
from
IT
IS
NOT
SO
LONG
AGO
that
dozens
of
small
I
dwellings
iii
Prince
Rupert,
were
dismantled
for
ance
tne
dltrerence,
Mr.
Edwards
t
said.
The
meeting
herd
a
treasur-
These
and
a
great
many
more
TPpor't
from
J.
Oldham
and
a
questions
punctuated
an
inter-
rPOl't
from
the
sala-y
committee
esling
address
.
headed
by
R.
G.
Moore
Presentation
of
a
beautiful
This
was
the
regular
January
'.reason
that
thev
had
outlived
'their
usefulness.
Some
relief
from
ARTHRITIC
and
RHEU-M
VTIC
pain
.
.
.Try
DOLC1N
.
,
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coum
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Ronson
Queen
Anne
table
lighter
meeting
of
the
Teachers'
.Us:
TT
being
in
the
Outlying
sections.
1
the
local
telephone
situation
and
wus
"'
011
behalf
of
members
Ci
ation
with
a
good
turnout
of
The
point,
however,
is
this!
Realizing
the
de-
ithe
propsed
new
telephone
sys-
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
F-Smart,
on
teachers
f.om
the
city
schools
mnml
thPVP
i.
for
shelter
could
it
be
said
now.
that
i
!em'w"e
"ret
at
City
Telephone
.
.f
5"!
two
members
from
Port
Ed-
.
JOHN
H.
il
'
'
-superintendent
J
r.
Edwards
tuwcup(uui
they
actually
had
outlived
their
usefulness?
by
members
when
he
addressed
iu
thP
soutfl-
The
presentation
The
cost
Of
building,
as
it
is
Under
present
Cir-
!
the
Conrad
Street
School
Parent-
J"
Conrad
Principal
T
,
,
Teachers
'Association
G-
Bteman
,who
expressed
re-
at
its
,
,
,
v,
i
i
,
reg-
cumstances.
is
not
anv
the
less
and
he
Ins
explain
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tret
at
the
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ward
address
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to
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accordion
music
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was
enjoyed
by
mcribors
why,
along
with
other
reasons
there
is
delay
in
wards
answered
each
question
worker
a
enthusiastic
and
cap-
toUawing
which
coffee
WOg
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eded
construction.
is
true
enough
one
can
re-
treadllty
a"d
in
deail
suffictalt
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on
promotion
tc
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to
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members
as
to
the
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ineiiuier
places
mat
nartuy
seemeci
worm
saving.
facts
pertaining
to
the
telephone
a
beller
PaUio11
and
extendec
Often,
a
building
can
look
worse
than
it
really
is,
and
system.
the
best
wishes
o
the
group
k
Russ"
Gafzke
CONTRACTING
"optometrist
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John
Bulger
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Third
Avrrti
Bill
Scuby's
l-attention,
given
in
time
and
performed
bv
someone
i
to
the
question,
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win
the
'
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m
most
successful
future.
who
understarls
how
to
make
the
most
of
time
and
't'TT
Jl
teleuhone
rates
nav
for
a
new
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members
expressed
V0k
OF
and
material,
might
restore
premises
where
a
family
;
telephone
system?"
Mr.
Edwards
Pleasure
and
gratification
that
can
resume
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Orders
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replied
bluntly:
"It
won
t."
He
a'
solution
tor
the
problem
of
went
on
to
explain,
however,
sixLh
Avenue
and
Donald
Street
that
the
increases
would
pay
for
a
dangerous
corner
where
limine
wcable
ded!i
of
school
children
cross
and,
at
the
rate
at
which
new
caoie
is
now
being
ecely
day'
1,84
bee?1
found.
A
bought
andj
nstalled
with
the
sldewallc
has
Deen
cut
through
money
from
the
late
increases,
ftom
Seventy
Avenue
to
Sixth
at
Prince
Rupert
should
have
per-
Clao.cte
Street
which
does
away
feet
cables,
which
could
readily
witn
the
necessity
for
childvep
be
converted
to
uie
ciial
system,
to
cross
at
Sixth
uid
Donald,
in
about
three
years,
at
approxi-
Principal
Bateman
reported
niately
the
same
time
the
new
that
the
danger
had
not
yet
been
automatic
systemshould
be
rea-
entirely
removed,
however.
A
dy
to
be
purchased.
Also
that
it
school
zone
ha
dbeen
declared
at
was
the
intention
or
his
Depart-1
the
place
where
the
sidewalk
ment
about
that
time
to
float
a
emerges
on
Sixth
Avenue
but
loan
with
which
to
buy
and
in-
drivers
seemed
still
unawiae
ol
stal
the
new
automatic
switch-!
its
presence
and
exceeded
'the
board.
In
about
three
years
also,
speed
limit
climbing
the
Sixth
the
telephone
department
hopes
Avenue
hill.
Police
will,
therefore,
to
have
built
up
a
reserve
of
be
asked
by
the
p.T-A.
to
station
$25,000
or
$30,000
and,
about
the
a
policeman
at
the
new
school
time
the
new
system
Is
about
zone
ace
or
two
day3
a
week
tp
ready
to
be
purchased,
construe-
help
aeqv-'aint
motorists
with
the
tion
of
a
new
telephone
build-
necessity
iw
decreasing
speed
at
'ing
will
begin
on
a
lot
already
that
point.
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One
of
the
members
asked
Mi-Edwards:
"Why
is
it
necessary
to
instal
a
new
automatic
system?
Why
not
add
to
the
present
switchboard
and
add
a
few
more
operators?"
Mr.
Edwards
answered
that
the
present
switch-,
board
is
worn
out
and
will
have
to
be
completely
replaced
in
a
few
years.
Therefore,
any
addition
to
it
would
be
throwing
good
money
after
bad.
Even,
though
an
automatic
system
is
slightly
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